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Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1852-05-05


Some Of tie GlJ States are beginning b,
bestir themselves b obtain their DE pr0por-
ton ofibe rablie lands and 70 rave lie
whole from iaihg swept away by The Demos
cratic Crafberss In massachusetts,, TIE
surjset has been taken up. and resolutions
n faver Of distribution, adopted by large
impurities
Similar proceedings have been Lad ID
New York. We copy the following netiec
Of tie action of that State from tic Repub-
lie:
.Tsae Torh on Tie PaJhc Laihls Tile
question Of tie disposition Of Gle public de-
main was discussed ia tie New York SEN
ate on Satnrday night. but at 50 late an
bour that the Albany papers centiee their
notice % the fact that MIR Bennes's resoln-
tions ware passed BY vote of Is to 6. :
trem other sources We learn that several
sets Of resolutions were introduced, and that
the debate turned upon two propositions
one 70 distribute the public lands without
cost to actual settlers. the other to divide
tie lands among the States for the purpose
Of enabling them to liqiilate their debts
With the proceeds. and to carry oct schemes
Of local Improvement, The latter PROPOSE
ton, which appears to be in substance a co
py Of that laid before Congress BY Mr. Tn
dcfwood was the one finally carried The
free farm inption--a duplicate Of lir John
sons Homestead bill bad twa votes. iaeln-
ding that Of IFS author. 4 wsiter IL the
National Democrat complains that Demo.
craiie votes preponderated in tie majority
by whom what he styles the prieeiple of free
bames for the million, was so summarily re
jerted II was surprising the writer
adds. to see gentlemen whose opposition TO
the Wig platform Of 1874 was conspicuous
and earnest at the time, now approving and
sustaining by their votes one Of its identi-
cal doctrines
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1852-05-05
THE TAX BILI..

The bill concerning Commissioners of the
Revenue more generally known as the Tax
Bin which was defeated in the Senate Of
Virginia few weeks ago. was re-censidere6
by that body on Saturday week, aud after
striking oif several 0: its own amendments,
was finally passed by the following vote:
AgeS- Nlessrs. Ambler, Braxton, Brent,
Boykiu Brown, Cabcll Campbell Catlett.
Daniel Douglas. Grantham lsbell. McDear-
mon. Moncnre, Parker pitman, Saunders.
Stands Sheffey Smith, Stuart, Thompson,
Watson. Winston, Wbchcr-26.
Noes = 'lessrs Barnett, Creigb Cowan,
Dencale. Greaver, Hall, Iayne, Martin, Mer-
edith, Paxton Roger, Shsckelford, Sweeney,
Tatc--1t
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1852-05-05
TIlIRTY-SEcoND CONGRESS.
FasnAr, AnriI 30. 1859


sraate. Mr. rsasve moved that the pri.
sate. calaader be pAs,poeed, aud tic Senate
taek up the deficiency lii lie urged the
necessity fer action IN that hiil Troops
now IN Philadelphia, destined for Oregon,
cannot 60 for waut II appropriations for the
quartermaster department lie also said
the state Of lis health rendered ii proper for
him to coacla,le bis speech to day, His
melton was then agreed to and tie deficiency
bin was taken up.
Sir. pcarce then resumed aud concluded
BIS speech commenced yesterday ii defence
Of the presideat
Mr. Gaiu replied.
House Of Representatives,. ~ Mr.. German
irom the COMMITTEE nn Printing. reported q
resolution that there be printed for The usc
IL the House 80 900 copies Of the mechani-
cal part of Tie Patent 0iiicc Repprt. and
5000 additional scopies fer the use Of tie
Commissioners nf Patents.
After brief debate, the further consider
aiica Of the subject was postponed until mex
Tuesday
Tie Horse went into committee On the
private calender.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1852-05-05
THE YELLOW FEVER IN mo sAsEIuo.

Tho Herald Of tie 23d has statement.
brought by the Isabella Hype. in which it is
remarked that the yellow fever was prevail
ing at the capital Of Brazil to an alarming ex-
tent aud that many deaths had occurred.
We are inclined to the belief that there is
some error IN this report, inasmuch as his
exceleucy NJ Sodre. the Brazilian minister,
has official adviccs from bis government in
which is specially stated that there had been
one or two eases Of yellow fever among the
ship erews IN port, but that the city itself
was entirely free from the disease We have
seen tie despatch referred to. and it was
written at the time Of the sailing from that
port Of the vosselwhicb is said to have brought
tie iAtelirence - Onion.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1852-05-05
NOW or AEyER4

The Democratic State Central Committed
of Pennsylvania, have issued an Address ia
their brethren Of the United States, in rela
ton to the next Presidency, in the course Of
which they give these gentle intimations: !
IT the National Convection shall decide a.
gainst our candidate. we cannot promise that
our people will bear the decision without nor
filtration for their State pride is thorough
y aroused If the man they now offer Is
set aside, they have no hope Of succeeding at
another time. II Pennsylvania must wait
until she presents more unexeeptionable
man than Mr. buchanan, she must wait for
ever"
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1852-05-05
souTunns WINE ADDRESS.


Thew abingdon Republic contains the ad
dress Of the Southern Wigs, dissenting from
the proceedings Of the late Congressional
caucus. 1t is three columns and half in
length, and is signed by Messrs. Morton and
Brooke Of the Senate, and Messrs. Marshall
of Ky, Gentry, Williams, Of Tenn, Cling
man, Outlaw, STROLLER, Cabell. Of Fla aud
Moore-of La. 1t is calm and positive for sus
tanning all the measures of compromise -
They assert no disposition to disturb tile har
mopy ofthc party, butayow that they cannot
sustain any candidate Or party unpledge Z to
the tinaity OF the compromise measures aud
the maintenance Of the Constitution The
address concludes BY saying, that If both DO.
litieal parties fail T. shape their future party
organization on enlarged and fair principles.
there remains bnt one resort, and thai 10 the
people, for the organization Of an indepcn-
deut party
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1852-05-05
TEMPERANCE ADDRESS.

The Rev. Nr Andfews, Of Sbepherdssown,
will address the eitizeps Ct MsrtinSlurg aud
vicinity, on Thursday rightnext (to morrow
in the Episcopal Church, upon tho Maine
Law" This subject has already excited
and is still exciting deep interest in many
portions Of the country and whatever may
be the differences Of opinion.n relation to
the prqPrie'y or policy Of this law, it is at
least worthy Of attention Mr.. Andrews, we
are assured handles this subject in master,
y mauner
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1852-05-05

Asaxnnw ScIFsrsYIe WoxDEn - hape,;os,
70 BsSFesfses--sls-s 4 = u--.------s-- Dso~1w ~.
True bfgssfles Fnid.os dosfrfc Jr,r reparci frcs
Reaag, or the Fomya stontsfA the Or, after d
rections Of baron LEtsso, the great Physiological
This i truly wonderful remedy for Jasiges,ct
DVsas}sin .i4tmdies Lsper Ccssplaiaf, cotnga,iste
md DsJiisfg, cnrinq after satares omn meiied, bY
aaisse's ugeat the Gasric Jmts Pamphlet
containing Scientific evidence fits value furnish.
81 b. aeeais gratis See notice among the msdsaI
advertisements
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1852-05-05
pT-Tbc South Side Dcnocrat y

9-Thc South Side Democrat is still
launching its fulminations against Gen.
Cass Il declares: at is our firm con-
vietion, long sisce expressed, and maintained
now with increased confidence 10 its sound
ness that the Democratic party win be do
featcd in '52 with Lewis Cass for their can
didate." The Democrat goes on to argue
that the Wings are more powerful now than
they we're in AZ.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1852-05-05

Mr.. Pleasonton, auditor Of the Treasury. in
answer TO some structures Which have been
made upon the light honse system of the
United States. gives table showing that in
ls46, il cost England S7e0, 2A9to maintain
250 light houses, and the United States only
S2s4.472 for the same number. IN the Uni.
tod States 30 floating lights cost $4,000 .
and in England St96.1 1873 This, II correct
shows large difference in favor Of our SIS /.
TEN.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1852-05-05

B.5-Mr Stephens, Of Georgia, defined bis
position upon the question of the Presidency
in terms at once plain and comprehensive
Assuming. to some extent, to speak for his
constituents. also, the pitI of his speech may
be summed up thus Neither | nor they IN
tend to >ote for any man, nor any set of men,
for Congress, or for President, who viii rot
unqualidcdly pledge himself in favor of the
Fugitive slave Law
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1852-05-05
SATURDAY. May |, 1852
The Senate was not il session to-day.

The Senate vas rot IL session to-day
House 81 Representatives.. The bin for
the relief Of Osborn Cross. quaricsmasicr
IN the army IL the U. States was taken up
Ii authorized the Secretary OF the Treasury,
in adjusting the accounts Of this gentlemen,
10 give him credit for sum equal To the
amannt of Treasury mates OF which he was
robbed in New 0rleans on the night Of
the eth Of 0etofnr. 1912. about THE
sam Of S5,603 81. alter deducting the amount
recovered from the robbers, about the sum 81
S3.33S 49, Tie bill was debated aud pas
scd
Several motions were made to proceed to
the consideration Of other business, but with
out effect; and there being au Indifference on
the part Of the majority to do any thing IN
the way oflegislation- the weather beiag in-
willingly charming the House adjourned
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1852-05-05


ssa5-Ne are indebted to our State Seaa.
tor Moses S cran,l.am. Esq fer copy Of
tho law providing for Tee election. &C. Of
County Objects and fora copy &c lie Iaw
providing for tie ELECTION &c, Of judges
judges are to be elected on ts,r sans day as
She County oiiacrs--the 4th Thursday in
this mouth Their ,oiiaiul terms viii com
mencc on Tie lst day Of July rcxt The
d!Fiee Of Jadse viii be vacant unless be qpal-
ICES aitliu thirty days next after he receives
his commissions Circuit judges ire to be
elected for eight yeats; judi, cs Of the Court
Of Appeals for twelve Jears. The elections
are to be conducted under the same provis
ions Of law as are elections for members Of
the Gcicfal Assembly. The meeting Of tie
cfiicers condaeting tie election, il or circuit,
shall be on.thc eighth day and iffor Judge
Of the Court of Appeals on the fteeuth day
next after tia. fixed for the commencement of
tho election. Winchester Is the place Gxed
for the meeting of the ofiiecrs to count tho
votes for the Circuit Judge for this Circuit,
and Rockingham Court House, for the see
tiou Of which this CouNty ferns bart
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1852-05-05
coSaI,l,sloaAl. pisra,.cEs.

The task of re- districtine The State de-
wolves upon the present Legislature; and ii
ai accounts he true, never we've gentlemen
mere pszzled in tho performance Of duty.
The subject has been before the Committee
several months. and no report has vet been
made What constitutes tie difficulty is so
to arrange the districts as to give 10 the
sixtyaodl thousand Wigs fnearly half Of all
the)votes 10 tile State only one member !;
and, at the same time, not to throw two or
more of the illastfisus statesmen at present
IN Congress The same district. In res
pect to this latter point. Messrs Bocoek
and Powell present the greatest trouble -
They are statesmen of sucii stupenlous pro.
portions. that no one district could well con-
tain them both, and the Commonwealth could
net possibly dispense with either. The 81 st
has been likened to the river Pc in summer
time broad and slallow-the latter to the
South Pacifc--siill but deep Unfortunate
ly for such mighty lumiaaries they are TOO
near ncighbors for the cnlarged districts.
winch the new apporti0nmeut requires. -
Their orbits intersect each ether But the
matter viii be arranged Al to the other
difficulty. that Of allowing the Wings only
one member,t bats smaller matter, All the
Wing counties on the North side, from the
Atlantic to Richmond (inclusivc) are to be
huddled iuto one district Loudon is to be
tied to Shenandoah. and other Wig counties
are to he subjected 10 a like fate
But there still ROMANS one difficulty which
disturbs the dreams Of these fair and Just aud
liberal gentlemen. VIII the gerrymander
stand after they have fixed it?-Rich mig.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1852-05-05
mnssl.s. cAss AVID DOUGLAS.

The Fredericksburg Herald asks few
tight questions with respect to the course of
these gentlemen On the Fugitive Slave bill -
We bad overlooked tie conflict bctweea tho
versions given by Mr.. Richardson and AIr.
Douglas;
NV hen The question was asked ia Congress
Why Senator Danslss did not vote for that
provision Of tho Compromise the Fugitive
lave law-Nr, Rieharson,of Illinois. one
Of Douglass peculiar ilien'ls. answered, By
saying, tial he was prevented from being pre-
sen. in tie I,nile. States Seaate through
sickness. Two weeks Afterwards Mr Doug
las himself declared thai he was in New York
at the time The vote WAS taken Ii in New
York. did -etator p 90 there to avoid the
veto Il Lieb version is correct -or who
can hans0nze tic conflicting statements Z
Did Senator Douglas Odd tie responsibility
until be saw show tie eat jumped width
cr il woaid be a polite move to sustain or op-
pose the Compromise Measures
But this is not all Let the Democratic
Press tell US Why tenator Cass did not vote
for the Fugitive Sisvs Law Mr. Cass was
neither in New York nor prevented by Sick
ness. Mr. Cass was there, on the l,er of
the United States Senate when the vote was
taken, hut lie never even so much as said a
word, wheh the Clerk called Lewis Cass .
The noise and eonfusiou" was not 50 great
that lis voice could net have teeu beard, but
yet he failed.te vote for tits iii.
Here then gentlemen, are two ef your
proa'iaent candidates. bsth Of whom had an
opportunity tovdie fer thisp1culiar measure,
ct the enc held his peace and the other alb
seuted himself, Either Of these gentlemen
you will support for the Presidency, aud yet
neither OF then exersed themselves for tho
Compromise; whilst the man you deery the
lQudest, Geaera Sect, was their warm al
yoeate then, and has never, to this day, made
a recantatiqn. 1.-The has, produce it.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1852-05-05
THE FAIR.

We are pleased to learn that the success
of the Ladies of the III, t. Church at their
Fair, which closed on Wednesday night last
was fully equal to their expectations The
receipts accounted to about $500
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1852-05-05

The domgs aud n-doings Of the Legis
lature are so duh and devoid of all interest
that We have not deemed it worth while TO
ATTEMPT synopsis
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1852-05-05
pno.

IN this place, on Wednesday morn ing lrss, AZ.
naaw, son Of John S. and Sarah i. showers, aged
4 months and rs days.
sSnifpr iittle children to Gene unto ns. md itr.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1852-05-05
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

We are indebted to Me.srs Faulkner,
Moore and Letcher of the House Of Repre-
scnta,iyes. and to Senator's Mason, Jones and
Seward for public documents.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1852-05-05

Rowe call tie attention of Milers and
al interested to Tile Iapoued Dress in
lAH Stones advertised BY Mr.. David l..
Rees We have in orr possession a number
Of certificates recommending this improve
mcnt in the highest terms--they may be seen
by calling at the Gazette Office.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1852-05-05
SEARCH ron s,n joins rnss&Lis.

DeA screw steamer aud three other vessels
are about TO leave England for the Arctic
ocean, to roncw The search for Sir John Frai k
lin and bis companions These vessels are
to be supplied with explosive charges of half
a pauud Of powder in tin canisteIs. 10 be act
ed on by gaivanic batteries and with balloons,
gas Ne, tie balloons to be so constructed
as to float on the water, if necessary. The
object of the bailon is to distribute messages
ia the arctic regions, so that If Sir John
Franklin be alive, they may possibly convey
to him infcrma non Of where supplies of pro-.
visions are TO be ioupd \ great number of
these messages have been printed on satin
aud pnper Of various colors ! be vessels are
to take cut harpoon guns, to kin whales and
other large fish, for tue pupose Of using their
oil as ueL
We almost despair Of the return Of sir
john Frankin aud lis party They have
been so many years absent, that we doubt
whether they are still living But. whilst
hope remains the search for them should be
continued Even if dead the discovery Of
the phce whore their lives were closed,
would he consolug. by removing all uneer
tainty. - Bali Clipper.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1852-05-05
ai,AuA,ls MAGAZINE.

This most excellent Of all the magazines
for May is before us. Graham deserves to
be ranked among the most distinguished BEN
eIaetors Of his kind Try him.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1852-05-05

Ey-ThcFe are thirty-two studsnis IN lie
Virgiiaa Theological Seminary at tie lrescl
time; twenty below 10 the Diocese Of Vir.
ginia. six to New York. three 10 Peninsula.
mia add two TO South Carolina. aud one 10
Massachusetts. In the Junior Classfhe,
are Ten students ii tie Middle eight, ha ia
the Senior fourteen.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1852-05-05
nlarrirO

In Washington city, onihc 22d instant. by Rev
Mr slattery JAMS aicSnrRRY, Esq, Of this place
10 iIgLsS M..EY CARRIERS &, daughter VI the lais
james earbery. Of Washington city
On the 29,h ults, By the Rev. Mr. Thomas, Nv
csnus kyaRxs 70 Miss ElIsArrra CorsNsArsr,
all Of this County.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1852-05-05

nS5~The Wings Of Missouri have nominal
ted the gallant Col, Doniphan, so distinguish
ce IN the Mexican war, as their candidate for
the Office of Governor.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1852-05-05

Bs5~We are authorized to say that G. T.
Comegys. 10 no longer candidate for the
sheriFaltv q Ibis Cauair
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1852-05-05
Commercial iifforo.


niLTfN PnIeEs cr'ENRxT
res sHa wsss nsfise MARI. is5s
Lsfsvfs bs Randolph. - l~tiinsr,ss a.r. ss4
Cons saics of While and Yellow at 80 and y
cts Good demand
Fiorn Market hrf,, aud pYices hare sn epwsfl
tendency. Larye sales Of Howard 81. na
Ciiy-nills have been made this week u
si2
WnrAT--An active demand srd With Email rtcs IA,
prices are sending upward; salcs Of Inf ercr
to Good Red A 90 10 91 cts, Good 10 Pfia,
Of % TO 100 cts; Family flour White SIS
tost TO-
1910 % cts
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1852-05-05
oo,la,sslosnlss or nLnorioss.

The Governor bas appointed DR.. Allen G.
Hammond. DIR. Dennis Murphy and David
Stewart, Commissioners to snperintend the
ersarg elections at the Court House, with
power 70 appoint the Commissioners aud
Clerks for all the other Districts 10 the Coun-
~
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1852-05-05


ES7y-Tho Republican sill persists in It's
usual course Of abuse and delraetion We
last week called upon The Republican for the
rroofof its assertions, it failcl to produce it,
We ask a candid pohiic to decide tbs matter,
and ix the 'QdiHm' where it belongs. We
have litie inclination to waste time in at
tempting to follow the coarse Of one who fails
to produce the evidence upon Which he basis
his slandereus asssr,ioas. and gross personal
attacks If this course Of proceedings, 9i-
rsctly in the face of"faets." is justified by
the public, and the readers oftbe Republican,
then we have mistaken tie present state Of
pablo morals, We arc responsible for MI
nc say md EMPLOY no enc ITO carry out
on schemes We deny most cmphatieally
tie charges made in the last Republican, apd
agaia cal upon The Eiitar for dte proof -
Give your readers al We have said about 'tho
Convention" "tto noHi ees.' tle Deme-
cratic party" and especially Tho Democrat
ia Clique." and sbow' j you can, some
grounds for your miserable TRADES Of abuse.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1852-05-05
MORGAN coul,r.

The Circuit Court for Morgan County will
commence its session on tomorrow Hon.
Richard Parker, Judge
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1852-05-05

fSJ~ Virginia State Stock is selling in New
York at $lO11 Two millions and half
are yet 70 be delivered to Selden, Witeers &
Co, at $I02! Bear that in mind. tax
ryg
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1852-05-05
THE LApY,s nooK.

The May nnmber of this splendid Book
is received I; fully equals in every respect,
any Of its ilastrious predecessors.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1852-05-05
THE EilkGuI.E CURT.

a iarge assuaist Of busiaess wassdespateh.
cd ty Judge Parker daring the past week,
The Court eommenesd It's sessiesis On Tees
day of lass seek aud vii aajonra On TO- Jay.
Fred Steafer tlleEptotfsus burgEar and
rabber, who has been confined Ii our County
jail during the wiatcr. was ttied upon three
II iietments orc for burglary and two far
burning the jaila and fouad guilty upon each
charge; and for the first. he vas sentenced
70 be conGned in The pen;tentiary for tie
term ofthree years. and for the two burniugs
niOe years
James Henderson was also tried upon an
Indictment for stealing money, was found
guilty and his term Of imprisonment IN the
Pcuitcnliary fixed at ME year TIE most
important Of tie civil cases were continued
till tie next terra
On yesterday the prisoners were brought
tito Court to receive then seDtence. Anap
plication for new trial was made il behalf
Of Henderson. A rev Trial was granted
Bail vas asked and refused.
Judge PARKER, IN pronouncing sentence
upon stonfrer. said
Friedrich Stouger Il is my duty. and a
most unpleasant Que. to pronounce upon you
tie sentence Of the Inv for having perpeira-
ted The cifeuces of Which you have been found
guilty That ,scnteaee il taat you be con
veyed from the jail Of this County, to the
public penitcntiaiy Of tho State, there to be
eonfaed for the several periods Of 5. ard 3
years. as asecrtained b tie juries which had
sou IN charge; the one period to commence
Immediately after the conclusion ef the other.
and together Masking an Imprisonment OF
twelve years
sneh is the punishment you have brought
upon yourself hy giving tie rein to your an.
brldlcd passions When cut eif as you win
soon be, from all human associations, and re-
strained from your liberty because society
cannot trns. sou at large. you viii have fun
time to think oyer tie unlaw-ulaaets Which
now eonsign you to tho gloomy cells Of the
Penitepiiaty And woulti f,in here that
this wide aud dong separation, 10 be iuaio be-
tween you aud al other men. harsh IS it may
seeG toysu at preseht. may eai,se;yen are
pent truly Of yeur past conduct so that
should you lye4to come ence norc Into the
world. yon may return 70 it better prepared
than you have yet been to live honestly and
nrr gtily: aud should you die within those
gloomy waNs. you may die MS christian nan
should, your sins confessed to God, ut peace
With the world, and your peace made with
your Maker