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MALE SCHOOL
RUGBY ACADEMY,
BOARDING. SCHOOL. FOX tDl ~; GENlLEMEN.
E'rn\ IlTS n

rSyS institution Viii sixth annual $cSrIu
81 Sriienrr lis system % instruction aud "!scf
,.I accor!m: the approved methods IT.
j. comprehensive and tho:uugtii al The 5
- Of tSrya The best Teachers are emiiayei
and every pat! Ia he comfort OF the stt
rrn, m .l.r4t. Circulars be had - She Erguirer ollie
'' G.. ]. MORRISON Primes,
RrrrErNrES-Wm. ~. C,rtolaa Cq. Thos Richie, &
rrf + j. Page Lieu, VI. I MARCY, Nm. Sc!!ea Esq.
Itl--riI
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POLITICAL.
Ear The ENQUIRER.
For the Enquirer
ON THE DEATH OF MY BELOVED div 'nr'i>it'
LAW, w. A. B.

Y THE DEATH OF MY BELOVED piNo iAii..i
LAW w A. B.
The lone winds Sigh above my grave,
NV own my brother dear
o could no earthly power save
Thy form from deaths coia oleti
We miss thy voices gentle tone,
We miss thy manly tread;
But thou art gone forever gone,
To dwell among the dead.
o death. relentless is Thy hand;
Gould none my brother save
From his dark. journey 10 ths land
That leads but through the erarei
Return, again, my brother, dear;
O say thou art not dead!
Say that each heartfelt sorruwlns 'e"'I
Has raised thy stricken neao
Brother dear brother from my ho,lo'
Thy fair bright land OF ns
Return 10 US; yes come. come, honrs
md soothe our weary houiS'
Como . The loved ones of thy heart,
T,ome 10 thy own dear nome;
We cannot no we cannot part
From one 50 loved--O come!
Rnt no. thou cans; not come again!
I'll never thee more!
o sad, sad words of grief aud pain:
Those words-n0 more. no more
Brother. | know not what say
| would not have thee come;
would that thou shouldst ever stay
In heaven, thy happy home
For thou has, lel, this world of woe.
For heavens ethereal bowers;
l would not call thee back, no,
To this sad world of ours.
But we will hope TO meet again,
Where hearts have ncer been rlVeu
For sickness, sorrow, grief and pain'
Have meier been felt in heaven.
Cumberland County, Va.
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LATER FROM HAVANA,

BALrIMonE AuG. 2l.-A tcegraphic despatch from our
regular correspondent appriSes OF the arrsaat New ora
board oil tho Crescent City, Of Senior EsampiS cltI-
zen Ui Havana in whose house the police discovered a
quantity Of ror and ball The Scnor succeeded in
Gaping from Havana disguised iflar. He remained
concealed in The baggage room Q! The steamer until she put
He says that The conspiracy recently discovered IN
Havana tie work Of few hGtleadcd and imDeuou
Young men, and has connection with the generally
eel ted revelation which is To break The first OF Sep
terrber--ic anniversary of the execution T.! Lopez.
oar puIuat Likewise Informs US that the Spanish
Consul at New York. Friday, demanded of the U. 5
Government the and immediate Havana Of
Don Gucur escaped exile, who has become deeply i'm
plcate revolutionary movements in Cuba. Or course
tnird will be treated in BETTING Govern
whose humane policy il is 10 throw the Tsis OF lis pro-
lection the oppressed OF every cline
Our correspondent also mentions the circumstancein
with the revolutionary movements IN
Cuba we suppnsetI4t Friday evening iaSt magnificent
Badge presented DR. Wren Of louisiana by the En-
pire Division ot The Order of the Lone STAR OF the city OF
New York.
SECOND DISPATCH
NEW York, ArG 20
The letters in the y. \. Courier, giving the above startling
rumors booked upon by Intelligent men here as mere
ii.r.p ,nliii IN he
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= =, tr,,ions NH rcce:yc prompt attention. address
a., ~ Jxr3nI hrv " y HpGE Rcln'ut.N
,,,.,E 81 IIUr,;. DAVIS INSTITUTE
AZ HALIFAX COI,Kf HOUSE. VA.

4
under the am! control OF w II f"EToi I'M "A' :.
4 thorough Intellectual ii!d religious d.
NJ ygnth T. III. duties .; lie.
Il has M the OF is existence atfuitia repE;a
iirm,ness aud iiieit. il ~ gov rrme"t no.. ,.,,
sGSN tiA'a'lIE HhU'" '"f' hd'
College cou,sc. preparing Young men TO gradual "a
r., ni.. IN VnrrouGhEcas Is r cIea once az
bestowed 90 me nt!n
r,I r,rf. boil. English and Classical cGnfai"n constituting
,S,y 10 The basis OF sound scho arshr AND ihrto'es
Tie government OF the Scoo Is sure, ant "'ta No eho
, he SHARED 10 Srcur" habits dccur"u Behavior -
, AID ic, obedience Scgupuou cXef!.rt % p
vent habits 81 ir"iisary i''a r. p,o,.,"1.
Fundamentals! laws 81 NE i"su'e ~ ';n s,,t !, a,
maintain vi:i.a"; oSS,slSt!s ~ tie 'Si IN % :
School; anu ~, No sUGc' iit'' pu. Guy
cept upon express r"h''SS "'n ~ 49, -, go, , al ~.
To-. No Temp tti1n 20 49,, ar laIr,,,
dent. unless u NC ". we ''''''
the trustees ana ".tSs'.a S - i"a.,b,sm - ,rrli,l
Rsclaiijns u. me ScIl:t@!e "i. ~ ~, ~ L. nrl :.
the coGise Of sidy Inc cicE'ifys u '"''' 10y " f'-
closed By re"iin. The Tc.Is "' 100 10th a. T., MI. i
CcGars tht"!t- ne stdI'''S ~! - -, . s.,.s
mcra! behavior ar ssi 20 "'ri'' nv , ~ 90, ,nT ,
The mora" IN! 'es"", Idi'tI ~ nnni - INV mr.,
hcai;hiHcis"i The place. "e! on" a" f"sS''"' 80 " ' '
virginia. ;, .,,;,, :, p,,n.,,,I am p.
The racuityare HeS iicnFy >ml', - " rrs'. , n
lessor .! Creek WI" hrp d- 'ha ~ 'e -, ~ ,
the student. Mr. X IL Gr"'c,. A VI lIoits', ~ c IN
and Instructor ~ ihe nE'n , En,s nrI,,,,.
a. D., Professor OF i.dtin ana assam ~ 'e i's''"
! Ek VI .,,;, :; .t ~ ,;..
Tuition ~ ne ls i,i' .",e, :" -. m' nm. ,yc s,r c n
Including he hs.isn '' ur ssarJ sIo ,.r MOI
including IL" iisI = "".h!2 - ,;iI ma, .,v, q.
Ao-Atra charges Tor any ihlhs. W. s'it y yi' u w.
sions Tia teNt session WI. open -, ~ ~ y,.x,r
viii akc i"s D"ar!rrs mo us own "''E ~
HAi.TiMDi;+. FEMALE COLLEGE
yayIII Ilon having ever, facility thorough accoEr
al and Chgt nan education. and enjoy extensive i4
age from MAJ, lIr!. yvana. cawre. Virginia ~ ''n
and
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THREE CHILDREN DROWNED

FoRT PLAis, N Y, Aug l5-Three children Of Mr. Pc.
yesterday afternoon. They boy aged H. and Nv
gs aged respectively, l2 and l3 years. The boy falling
into the pond the girls tried 10 rescue him. and all persisted
before assistance arrived
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THE GEORGIA WEBSTER CONVENTION

MAc0. Ga. Aug 5.The Union Convention, after oml.
natiag Webster ana Jcniens adopted the platform OF The
Wns party the pltfom Of The third candd party and
an electoral ticket, as follows:
II. II Cummings .! Richmond and T., T Hill of Troupe
IL The State large D-rrlctslst. Hamilton ". ShrI
0. Thomas COUNT; 81 Wn W. Brown of Marion: B.,
Washington Pope Of BIOL 4h, BIun, c. Fprrc OF Toupe
5h Warren Aiken Of Cas- 9th, Y. l.. G Davies OF Clarke
ill., John G Floyd Of Newton; Sh, Philip s. Leme Of JET
fersn
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THANK GOD FOR THE HARVEST.

THANK GOD FOR THE HARVEST.
BY JAMES GoaaINs
Thank Gcd once more for the fruitful PLAIN
Where waves sea Of the bending grain;
Where the golden hues of the morning meet,
A mirror bright in the dew-bathed wheat
The famine fiend with his wings had thrown
A cloud OF gloom Ger the earlhs WIDE zone
And The peasant boy lone in the world had wept,
,Till he found couch where his mother slept.
But now the shout Of the reaper rings,
Till the blackbird starts on his trembling wings,
While his heart grows GLAD as he flows away,
Der the harves,s brown and the fragrant hay.
Cav sounds are heard where before awoke
No sound from shuttle nor anvil stroke,
And where was heard but the voice of wall
The dance, the song, and The smile prevail.
Then God be praised for the fruitful plain,
Where waves sea of the bending grain;
Where the gul1en hues OF the morning meet,
A mirror bright in the dew thed wheat.
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UANOVL.Il ACADEMY
FLEETWOOD ACADEMY,

ys7HE exercises of the session for $50 "i comm
lst September and ,erlinac The tth Dec
Mr. C0unci nv efficient associate lsr the ast lou
been re.englgel Mr. Thomas W. iaynes-hEn,
and accomplished Instructors: tie one Distinguish
The Military Institute the other Unyery OF N ma,
The entire expense OF the session except ghts vi" g
bic a The end OF year. - ,,1Iemy
July 30-c5t Post once, ''Fiee'"oo- -
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SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES,


next ~ charge OF Mis- VI. F. Wisgns assisted By Mis-.
may htily be necessary 10 FAY that lew teachers in vir.,
slrrn more unqualified satisfaction her patrons lhan Nl ~
that few veiy fcw possess her qualifications. ;"
We shall expect or rc'9o heretofore SPEAK @
ts numerous ant satisfactory nigh,
The subscribers sgatGu aal a,rH5n.Iord urr ur,yr
heallfyc niles East OF E..GTl1r--g Me ore mile from
within cw hundred yards of n. yi,ani, Cc",I
Immediately opposite Gc!. T. J. Rtu!Urhs -
Young Iars aud their friends coming ~ Raj RrsI .
promptly metal shdd"e '"9 conveyed 10 N: bcu.e VII, herb
gage.
The female ssmrnarI"-
The aca!rt;Ic year m0n'hs divided inn, 81,
oos Expenses t.ar PAYABLE u march, lie remainder T.
gu. VIII tie. Tor term 81 Ten nionrs. "a lot "w.. =
Board aGa tuition IN c""in"" fn!-r hIs!rr English am
Mathematics. Toca! MUs!c ari French s2a i
D,awlGs a@d l'a:"1s, C"aer to";>J .Ga Cfayon, 81
'l.,ieo' Piano witl ne Of ros.rumen;. 5o
Tor fur her ro:naon address As sb.s;iber Saa. ,
Office. AI5rtntrir. Il - Wy.tpr
EsiDGEHiAl aCiinoI..-Ine next session d m, -
al VIII ucs! IN 's 10Th OF August So and end Tie :.
,ay June. 1875.
Their VIII be al three weessar Christmas
IEEMsoI wnoc session sc one halt H. ADVANCE tie :,
rr,ny la,a Of session 'ess ,.au lis. months u7s
nj return session.. charge ate rate SIS MONS
FOR uSittr Information Al ply 70 me =: tharo',rss'e Va
Ars, 60, FRANKLIN WI>cR
MALE SCHOOL.
ysyIIrpr XIII br Sriuu the subscriber the rnSu,. re-
commence thu first g" October next and terminate M H.
,l..t $50 uBcr lie Of vi TOBIAS AILI> a.
earn. OF ex;Hricncc and Ighiy approved qualification,
H. @ S,n NH be laugh. tie yarlous llacle Of r
.trratf.n rac-tl,-r .s.th ti,s la'lH language
Fiy, or six I've acrnmr odat=d Is auarG"- n
.hogar VIII br taken tor shorter prrruG'ttu one .s..t
no deduction VII tc maze after entrance. sAcei: ~ . u pls,
1rsysFor board tuition lodging. washing, os s mon
slifi,f payable tie .r. March mex: II" balance .e eal
;hc term , 49,,
Address Beaver Dam psI2 t'a'''eI' ,,,, :, ,
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,, and 3D. Es the Ia the whirlpool lie continued 10
round round in the 4cs 10 the ehai out aS
,h man in the whirlpool increased his velocity as ne e
antsd The vortex, did the Doctor increase in sound
tnr lser and fury with eAcn revolution OF his argument
;rrnu,ny exciting the rsbc organs Of his well behaved au
~ a, his extraordinary antics and Cortorons until, al
-, ~ =: y, hour covered with sweat and glory rejected
I'm the urra chief whose cause he had been advocating
he finally left the stand: ,,,.u 1, II p
a. b, =, commence his reply the Doctor got m and
cxprrss. his regret that pressing sasemens cohpen
him leave. vi, Brown URGED h', =, n,'n' NJ .
that he inlepug, 10 make some colinens o, nus slr'c
which he would like for him 10 stay anu near 6at the Dor
TORS engagements urgent itat Ic Io"u w. 's
hi. remain TAr doctor had given out IN tie morning uat
his business in that direction was 10 O"y sneep ~ "
lid not hear OF hs making any inquiries on 'at .
NJ the last accoun.s We had vt him lie was 'a",',S w.
ior home fas, long would carry MN ""
forced The conclusion tha like many others III s h
cun,iauceS "hs trent for fool and came olc sho'
Alter his departure Mr. Brown occupied The attention o' M
meeting for an hour anu half in speech OF great lorc'
niGt aud saicasm which frequently ELECTED bursts OF ae
Ter from the audience particularly when he quoted upon i've
ncor fourth Of July which he had given IN ISIS
icnounc!ng That virnent poison, blind AMI needless en-
:t,usaSm for mere military renown We eel our lnaoihy
10 DO Justice 10 III. Browns admirable effort on his occa
sion ,.r shall therefore not make the attempt
Al about five o'clock the meeting ADJOURNED APPARENT!
mach pleased with The proceedings OF the day TO which hey
attended win uha9.lng attention Tor more man i've 'ou'S
--sse------
The following is an extract letter dated August H.
ls523 from highly respectable and influential gentleman IN
Bath county, friend in this city
the nomination of Gen Scott is not well receive! ~ Tie
mh this county. They generally seem 10 Dc uhe"af
and some refuse . for him al all.
'Tnc Democrats united man; and there IS more
enthusiasm the party Than have seen SINCE leil We
"i!i give good account OF ourselves this TAI.
FEES FOR JUSTICES OF TIE PEACE.-lhe law
passed the last General assembly OF the Virginia. autlo
z.s Justices charge for their services as follows
For taking and certifying The acknowledgment Of any
deed or writing taking and certifying the pvy examna
ton Of n married wJnlan, 80 cents
For tcng md certifying OATH unless II DC an
q affidavit o. a witness, IS cents.
For taking and certifying affidavit deposition Of Wit
nesses when done in an hour, Is cts
II not done in hour for any additional time, al the rate
Der hour Of IS cents.
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lIrEI ANTICIp4TEN

WAsHrSoToN Aug. 20, 10 P. M-Wauan.s have been is.
sued for The of John S. Cunningham late Commits.
oner from the State of Virginia the Worlds Fair as
PRINCIPAL and Dr. Wa b. Collins of Portsmouth, Va,
second The Of being about fight duel am
not nhe this late hour TO ascertain the of the other
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PORTSMOUTH NA.) BANK AGAlN.-Captain BEN
is lie Individual arrested in Philadelphia suspicion
having participated in the robbery OF The Portsmouth
Bans January last Two $50 notes o! the stolen kind
Sl0 the leather bag &r. and other OF the property o! the
Bank, il is sad found on him. He admitted 10
bail By Mayo. Goin, in the of $50 00O Tor further
hearing The 9th u September, OF the charge of being
fugitive from justice from Virginia and receiving sundry
moneys belonging the Portsmouth Bank.
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CORRECTIo Mn Mr.. Mapp's letter, published in yea
terdays Enquirer, for suppressed yow-read upp-essio
pri
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MICHIGAN DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION.
DETROIT Aug. l9.-Thc Democratic Stale Convention
assembled here the 1tn and nominated for Governor
Robert McCean for Lent. Governor, Andrew Parsons
and for Treasurer, B. c. Whitemore.
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CHESTNUT STREET FEMALE SEMINARt
% CHESTNUT STREET, riii!.n DELPuiA
MARY l.. BOSSEr I


VIZ ISL rex year q ms Seminary "' commence
Whr It IL III. primary d.sIsG Of tins Institution s.c1
Puilsa thorough education al u" varied department.
tnrc and Science. mnc' pad 20 Music Pdhias
Ing and Craypn together "lh IN" Languages especially "
In VOID couslin elliott is made 20 lGi'e s'dy ~
throughout he urccc;ua :rIrtrc. ~ cfoT' I"fe: g
1t. boar!!ng Department G"ractirc and h0as'iks
RefeTtUctT: -
Mr. Emma willard, Troy. y. MIR John " W!iari 4 n,
phcn vs. IA. nr. Ii ID. Hamilton. y ! Rev fn sr. s
tInog-, VI! + Fuller, D. Beaufort. ; e. Hon u W % ~
do; Howard Macon. ID D. I~"lshurs Pa" Kew II B. al
ID D. Phiiade pha: Rev GnarIe. Wada%oTi, no. Key IS
lee, do; Rev G. kenpton do; Rev ] Ramoau sdHsHS
Rev. Z. Lathrop " \. CRY: Benjamin D1yon EsG - ho
Hon d. a Turner, Warren.on y. G; a. Eel! Esq Dc ~
Babcork d D. lh!ltclphi4 Rev VI A DcWo!le Howe. y M
Rev VI {; curtt 10. abE -
HANOVER ACADEMY. .,s,
rBSIIE of this lns'ni" VIII co'n'hesV eek
4 andc mouths wan the iGefinlssi'h o.
Chris mas un.i! The 3. :; 81 July lsJj. tisE,
TEKMs-For 5o4,d and Tuition. iaclU1!Gg every ihIE
sgsI i,r hc scholastic ." Ten mUnlIs slio fayaus.
Der and Sis able list March "a ~
Iy apple he PsiGcIpi!. catalogues can be
tanin. toll information on all p3!n;s Post Once, i1'
Hanover cJgGty, Va.
LEWIS NJ. COLEMAN. " A. Principal.
SAMUEL sHUOLER, VI. A, Teacher OF Ma;hemates
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STEAMBOAT COLLISION-LOSS OF 300 LIVES.
BALTIMORE AuG 20-A steamboat collision, attended with
great loss Of life, occurred Lake Erie last night. The
Atlantic and Ogdensbutg came into collision at
late hour whilst ali the passengers the former, amounts
lnp 10 about 600, were asleep The Atlantic sunk a
lew minutes alter the accident occurred and is estimated
that fully 300 souls persisted board OF her Nearly all the
cabin passengers saved by the Ogdensburg
The larger portion Of those lost Norwegian emigrans
The scene the collision said to have been terrible be-
dissertation.
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LOUISVILLE August 2O-The members of The Relief Fire
Company revenged the murder of MCGOWAN last night by
going 10 the house Of Sarah Williams where the murder
Cured sacking H. set The building fire. and never left the
spot until was completely destroyed large crowd of
spectators witnessed the whole affair." but atemp, was
made 10 arrest the proceedings MCGOWAN foundry
nan, and also member of The Relief Engine Company
He was formerly citizen of Cincinnati
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The spirited Nansemond Enquirer notices second dis
cusson Messrs Cooke and kiby in the first ecc
toral district 1t thus speaks Of the effort of the able De-
mucratic Elecor:
We can with truth say, we heard more whitening
scahing burning reort in life AT Isle Of Wight he
unadng laures bot here he covered himself oil
nl1r Mnrnn
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NATIVE ENTS

PHILADELPHIA ArousT 20-The Natives have nominated
foil ticket for city and county officers and passed resou-
ton not 10 amagamate with any party.
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SECOND DISPATCH.

The letters in the y. Y Courier giving The above startling
rumors, booked upon by intelligent men here as ae
fluricatiors not rnrd 10 the slightest crederCe
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Tor FUR her address H. sabs;iber At Sawe p
Office. AI5rtntrir. Il - Wy.rrr
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-23
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.


The bill reported Yesterday, to bring into
the market certans lands heretofore set apart in Arkan
sas for the location of military warrants, account OF
services in the war of 1912, was passed.
Mr.. OLDs (Ohio, LocO) asked the House
to discharge the Committee of the Whole on the State
of the Union from the further consideration OF the bill
TO amend the act modify and reduce the rates OF post
age He said merely affected newspaper postage and
it desirable that the proposed arrangement should
20 into operation ON the 30th of June Objection was
made.
Mr.. AsHE IN. c., Whig) from the
Committee of Elections made report in the contested
election case of H. B. Wright pa Loco against Henry
M. Fuller, WhigD and declaring the last named gentle
man not entitled to the seat he now occupied.
Mr.. FREEMAN Miss, Loco) from the
Committee of Public Lands reported bill authorizing
the Legislature Of Mississippi to sell the lands hereto
fore appropriated for schools in that state ana 70 ray
the sales already made II was passed
Mr.. FREEMAN also reported bill, which
he EXPLAINED by saying that a railroad frem Mobile to
Chicago has been chartered There has been reserved
from sale along the line public lands for fifteen miles on
each side of the road Along TINS ilne marcy Poheels
emption claims The object OF the bill is to permit those
men to complete their titles He appealed to the House
to give them the benefit OF vote this morning
The morning hour expired before the Dill
was disposed Of
THE HOMESTEAD BILL.
The House then went into Committee OF
the Whole on the state of the Union and took up the
Homestead Bill.
Mr.. MALoNEY Gill;, Loco) commenced a
political speech by referring to the coming Presidential
election of the most important that has ever taken
place He claimed that he had always acted with tho
Democratic party, and would; and said that he
would support the nominee of the Baltimore Conven,
tion whoever he may be. He then spoke in favor OF
the bill to give every home. If it should not be
passed now the laboring men will follow 1t up with re.
newed assidui,y until it shall become a law:
Mr.. SUTHERLAND IN. Y, LOco) OPP
posed the BILL saying that has been advocated on the
ground of beneftng settlers out OF the common lunds
No government can exist under such system. Sugar
the pill rs gentlemen may to conceal the nauseous sub
stance covered up in this rank agrari-
apism and demagogsm. Apart from the inexPediency
of the proposition, 1t is unconstitutional.
After the conclusion of Mr.. SUTHER-
LANDS remarks, the Committee rose and the House
adjourned.
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free people and rule yourselves into order by your own
will. tCheersl You have called me out Gentemen-
be pleased to let me know your pleasure.
Cries Of " n speech" "a speech
KossrrII-A speech Well, gentlemes, there u no
stronger bond to freeman than his given word. But
am told there forty thousand citizens In Newark
and If should address you ALL even in such crowds as
now see before me, should have To speak for Tort
night But ] cannot speak for fortnight, because
cannot stay after tomorrow. did not come 10 the
church. because | was told that 1t not capable OF
accommodating those who wished TO hear me-
have an impression, gentlemen, joyful impression
that you friends ofny On whom could reiy
if not the peoplel believe you have the intention
to injure my me, for through me my cou
try could he injured because want 70 my strength
10 strike good blow for liberty, and that
the reason csnnot speak But you you have had
speech already. wish you good night, gentlemen
When KOssUTH retired from the bal
cony, the crowd Immediately dispersed.
During the night, KossUTH was given
n serenade by the German Gee Club and the German
Brass Band. He appeared the balcony and thanked
the Societies. speaking in highly complimentary man
ner to the Germans for the heartfelt interest they every
where manifested in his cause