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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-05-19

ODD-FELLOWs' HALL.
FOR ONE NIGHT ONLY.
Wednesday Evening, May 18th.
THE ORIGINAL VIRGINIA ETHIO.
l. Plan TROUPE. (ten in number,) will give
one OF their Entertainments, consisting of Vocal
and Instrumental Music, with all ,Re popular
Songs Dances and org' al Jokes assisted by Master
years of age, who has won the esteem of all
throughout the principal cities in the Union for bis
popular Jig Dancing
&'sS;On &c cek..s. Doors open at half past Z,
performance to commence at half past o'clock.
nv lS-at*
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sTKATTON'S OFFICE.

Drawn Nos Of delaware No 8, Nav II:
% d. II 3S ii so 5 Al 81 80 Sc rs &c.
Drawn Nos of Kentucky, No ia, May 10:
69 rs IS 48 46 50 % 81 50 70 Al ~.
For To-Day.-Delaware, No. 9. Capital S3l.
30. Tickets $40. nv 10
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BALTIMORE MARKETS, May IS.
Sales of 500 bbls FLOUR at 81. Red WHEAT
% TO SO cents; white &c to 81. Corn steady.
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: v ster's Unabridged Qugrt0 Dictionary Is selling
for only %, at NASH a. WoODHOuSE'S,
my IL Eagle Square.
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BY JOHN X. ID. PAYNE.

| AhGE DRUG ESVA Bills HMENT At
IL AUCTION, consisting If the usual variety of
Medicines, Paints, Dyestuts, Perfumery, Soap,
Glass Jars, &c, &c.
By virtue of deed of trust, executed to the SUBJ
scriber by Hugh e. Mcnamara bearing date the
day of 1882, and duly recorded in the
Clerks Office of the Hastings Court, of the city of
Richmond, for certain purposes therein mer toned
will be sold on Wednesday, the Goth day of May,
at 10 o'clock, at the Store Of the said Hugh c. Nc
Na.nara, on Broad street, all the Medicines Paints
Dyestufs, Pertumery, Soaps Glass Jars, Show
Cases, Store Fixtures, &c, DC, pertaining to said
establishment.
Terms of sale for all sums under $50, cash over
that amount, credit of months will be given,
secured by negotiable paper satisfactorily endorsed
myl5 JOHN r. D. PAYNE Trustee.
GALE OF FURNITUKE.-By virtue of a
~ deed oftrust executed 10 me by John T. Walsh,
on the 26tn day of July 1851 shall proceed to sell
to the highest bidder, on Wednesday next the
18th instant al the residence of the said Walsh over
the store of Matthews & Undertake on Broad
street, sundry articles OF Household nd X itch.
en- Furniture, some OF which nearly new, and
all has been we'll kept.
TERMs-All sums of $40 and under cash; all
above $50, four months credit for approved en-
dorsed paper.
my l7-3t* THOMAS GLENN, Trustee.
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KOON. OYER N a. n n

nexn ROOMS OVER WURD ID, eD0
E4A3FERGUS~N & BAhKSDALE, l23s
VIZ Main street.-MKS. L. LYONEHS
&~ mas received new assortment ol-sse~S
BONNETS, all adapted to the present season
Caps, Collars, Sleeves, and Worked Bands also,
handsome supply of Nantes, Fringes, Laces,
Gimps, Hair Braids, Fans, Combs, and variety Of
other fancy articles, which will be sold at cost
my l4-St
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-05-19

A LARGE SALE OF FURNITURE AT
II AUCTIUN.-Will be sold. at the Floyd House,
opposite the American Hotel, on THURSDAY, the
eth inst, at 9 O'Clock, large amount OF House
hold and Kitchen Furniture consisting of the usual
variety in large establishment, and mostly new
and handsome.
Terms of sale.-Sums under $50 cash; $50 and
upwards months credit for negotiable paper, sat.
isfactorily endorsed.
nv Is w G.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-05-19

"a Will LIAM }. > NTH, MER-
IA CHANT TAILOR, opposite the Post Office,
thankful for the very liberal patronage re,
--AA- caived, would respectfully inform his Gus.
TONERS and the public generally, that he has entire
new stock Of Cloths, Oassimeres and Vestings, and
Fancy Goods to offer them, aud soicits call from
such may be in want, assuring them that he will
my 1885,
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REMOVAL AND OPENING OF
FAsHIO NABLE MIL L. N cry.

MRS. G.. PHILIP.
&sx, Having procured suitable location for
E4M jbusiness, and fitted up 10 neat and appro
1SX pirate style, is row ready and would be
W. pleased TO receive her customers and the
public generally, at her New Store, No 81 Main
street five doors alb. We 18th street By recent ar
rangement she will be receiving constantly the
latest, most approved styles, and Fashionable
Materials, and customers may tie assured she will
supply them upon terms more accommodating
than they could procure at the North.
E1g4 Dress making, Embroidery, &c, promptly
executed. Store closed on Saturdays.
l7-1Qt
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-05-19

TlFE INSURANCE. There are few Mstitu.
Ia tious more benevolent than Life Insurance AS
sociations No investment of money read ly
provides against poverty, to those dependent on
our lives for their support.
THE Mutual Benefit Life Insurance Company"
is one OF the safest and best in the worl1-having
capital of more than 81 100000 ana paying an
annual divid, nd of over oneihrd the premium
paid. b. w KNOWLES, agent.
Office l5S Main street, corner above Exchange
Bank my le-4t
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GREGORY q MAUKN.
Successors to j. w. Maury & Co., Mana.
gerss
Office, No. 60, Main. Street.
Drawn numbers Delaware Lottery, Glass 8, Nav Il /:
. az II 50 A so 5 Al 90 80 Sc 7s 76
Drawn Nos Kentucky Lottery Class ia. Msy IL
66 76 IS 48 46 SO % 90 "a 70 al 10
Splendid scheme for T0-Day.-Capitals ::
OF 1000, 20 of 600 l69 OF 80, &c. rs numbers 10
drawn Tickets SO nv 70 -
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-05-19

GT~-> DIR, JOHN =. LITTLE has re-
IT, moved his place of residence to the house
Of Nj Cringan, on 9th street between Clay and
Leigh streets, opposite the residence of w. God
din, ksq. H. may be found during Office hours at
h former office Governor street, between Main
AMI Franklin. ap l9-lm+
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DOLLARD'S NERVE AND BUNE Ii.
[ IMENT-Ths justly celebrated article is fast
gaining popularity among the afhlcted OF late
There has been some asts nishiBg performed
in this city by this Liniment and we would advise
all VINO are suffering with Rheumatism, Pains,
Sprains, Swengs, or auy affection of the kind, to
give this article trial. supply on hand and for
sale by PURCELL, LADD CO,
nv s Druggists, 90 Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-05-19

GALE OF STORE AND DWELLING ON ORE.
~ CON HILL.-Will be sold on Monday, the
Oath day OF May, 1852 upon the premises, COM
mencing at 5 O'Clock, the new Brick Store and
Dwelling or Oregon Hill, recently occupied By Mr.
Andrew Wray.
TERMs-Onethird cash balance at and mos
for approved endorsed negotiable paper or title re-
taint d. By request of the trustee.
NV w GODDIN Auctr
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THE LATEST NEWS.
rITRTHER CALIFORNIA NEWS.


The rainy season had not yet set in al the
hmus. :. =,
,.oncisco on the 18th.
The Golden Gate and Panama, with their
..ssenrers and mails, were prepared TO leave
,sn;nwall a, an hours notice.
. niece Of pure gold, weighing 306 ounces,
&c found near Sonora.
A hill giving the State printing 10 the lowest
3icr. had passed the Senate. The -four in.
,e,gjon bill had been revived in the Senate.
IA referred 10 a select committee.
Two men. charged with theft, were taken
~, the authorities of Coloma by a mob and
.r.cd. The papers contain notices ofseye-
q. cher cases of mob violence.
marked Improvement in business was
ea,fast throughout the State.
The weather AT San Francisco was extreme
a0j
The Democrats hold a State Convention at
srecia on the pom o! July, 10 nominate Pre-
fruiJal electors.
The clipper ship lnvincible, at San Fran
SEQ from New \ ork, made the passage from
Go 10 81 DAYS. She sailed 400 miles in one
.sy,
Daring the last fortnight. LOO Chinese emf.
ants had landed in San Francisco.
teiegraphic line was about being erected
s.neen San Francisco and Marysville.
FROM THE IsTHMUS.
~ Nessrs. Nelson and Murray had been ex-
.-la.ng the Choco and Darien coasts Tor
ssure ana also investigating the project of
.,nal across the Isthmus, under the direction
Is Company. They had arrived at Panama,
sa. report unfavoIable relative to mining pros
rflis. but think the canal feasible.
Fine clothing had:advanced 70al00 per cent.
Beef and Pork had advanced. The money
-.rket was actlve-all securities had advanc-
81. Gold dust $3.50. Exchange on New
! 4rL DFr cent, prPmtum
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LANDER rs OFFICE.
18th street. under Exchange Hotel.

Drawn Nos of Delaware, Glass 8, Nav II:
% ~ II 80 "A so Al GO 80 So rs 76.
Wnole % al 7s, prize of $50 LAMBERT.
Fer To-Day.-The Delaware State Lottery,
Class No 6. Capitals: S2l 1892, of 1000, Of 5000
10 OF 1900 10 of 1900, &c. IS numbers, u drawn
Tickets Sl0-shares in proportion my 10
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-05-19

RI --s-->s NOTICE.-Ihe annual meeting OF
CS'~-A-a the Stockholders OF the Richmond F red
eTlcksburg aEC Potomac Rail Road Company will
b. he'd al the flee Of the Company, 10 the city Of
Idcnm ord on Monday, the 3lst May, lo52, at II
O clock H.
IL IA q w MAHMIIR no Tr
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-05-19

S-S>S RUUEINt!: ROOF NE!!
&C. ROOFkN G!!!-CHAS II. LANG.
L4.G, worker IL liz and Sheet Iron, 18th street
between Main and Cary, is well prepared to exc
cute this kind Of Work. GUrTERING, and ali
kinds u JOBBING ap 26-lm
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-05-19
AUCTION SALES.
BY TOLEK q COOK.

BY TOLEK q COOK.
SHERWOOD AT AUCTION.-H.v;n. !,
~ view larger estste, shall sch ct auction. on
~, me premises, at 10 o'csock, on THURSDAY. III.
a .o.n day OF June, my Sherwood plantation Of 225
WIZ. situated four miles east of Richmond. on the
s,. taamsourg road Should that day be too fnclem
sale a. sne SALE the first fair day thereafter win be
yery emenis, which are of tine first order.
farm H Ta Lance the value of this productive
bered land being about l25 acres of heavily tim
per cent enough wood might be sold to paw fifrv
= 'e-' Oh the sum for which the land NAV sell ~
ToLEs & Coov A.. L. B. STARKE.
BY DUNLAP s.sasIsers: my le-Ids
Shoes. TRUNKS q IT,
ooloeR F ne p II. eomasuenr q u
assortment Of valuable Shoes uf a sales room,
&c, belonging to the estate Of I"a; trunks, Lasts
~ order Of the Admini.tratora usn Myers, decd.
Aiso-50 packages Shoes and Poo..
iERMs-Under sl00 cash; over Saeo
credit tor approved negotiable psner months
DUNLOP, MONCuRF & co
- = Auction
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~ per yard
Do do al 25, 37send so cents very rich
Paris Lawns and Organdies
Lace Caps tor ladies, very beautiful
Plain, plaid and striped Canton Silks
Lace and Muslin Under Sleeves
Rich Grenadine and Paris Bareges
Lace and Muslin Collars and Chemsetts
White and coIored embroidered Muslins
Rich silk and Lace Mantlas
Gents Cravats, Hosiery and Suspenders
Ladies' embroidered, hen'd ana tape bordered
Handherchets
Checked and striped Linens and satteens, for
men and boys
Canton Maltina and Oil Cloths
Umbrellas AID Parasois
Strangers and citizens should call on
CHRISTIAN 81 LATHROP,
mvl8 No go Main street
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-05-19

- FOR kENT.-Tne large and very desir.
LII able residence, with very large LOT and ev-
cry desirable convenience attached, now in the
cupancy # Mr. Samuel Ellis and situated on 9Th
street, between Clay and Leigh. Immediate poe
sessi N can be ha j. TOLER a. COOK,
my Is General Agents.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-05-19
BY WELLINGTON GODDIN.
VALUABLE DWELLING HOUSE &

SEVERAL VACANT LOTS ADJOINING
TIE CITY SPRING FOR SALE AT AUCTION
Win be sold on Saturday Afternoon. the 22d
day OF May, 1852, upon the premises, commencing
at O'Clock that large Brick Dwelling with all the
out buildings attached thereto, adjoining the City
Spring, now in the occupancy of Mr. Samuel e.
Greenhow. The lot has front of go feet on 9Th
street and extends in rear about $50 feet. After
which, will be sold handsome building Lots lying
to the North Of the above. fronting 80 feet each,
and one fronting lis feet on the west line of 9Th
street. and running back 260 feet TO the east line OF
7ih street, on which they have front also. The
part Of the city, its quiet and rural neighborhood
render it peculiarly valuable to persons who desire
to reside in retired and pleasant part of the city
TERMs-One.third cash; balance at and years
Tor negotiable notes Cnterest added secured by
trust deed.
INV II w GOnDIN Anctr
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4 PoCRYPHAL NEW TESTAMENT


"a J. w. RANDOLPH mas for SALE May l9-
June No Sartain, Graham and Petersou's Ladies'
National Magazine
Browns Anne lean Bird Fancier considered with
reference 10 the breeding, rearing, feeding,
agement and peculiayitIes Lfcage and house Birds
plat SD cents
Lola Montez. or the Mysteries of Bavaria, by E
J HandI5Oe-25 cents
WAR or the SIX Juts- Boy, Romance, by Miss Car
len. from the original Swedish, by Prof krause
-2J cents
A Dissertation On the Resources and Policy of
California: Mineral Agricultural and Commercial;
including plan Tor the disposa! OF the mineral
lands, by Jobn j WeIth
The Pests OF the Farm, with instructions for their
extirpation, by D Richardson-25 cents
The CUurtship AMI Adventures OF Stanley Thorn,
by II Cockton, author OF Valentine Vox-50 cents
Kate peurose, or Life and its Lessons, by Miss
Hubbach, nejce OF Miss Austn-25 cents
hpocrypha OF the New iestament, being all the
Gospels Epistles, aud other pieces now extant, at
ributed ia the first four centuries to Jesus Christ
new editiop-J0 cents
Lillian and other Poems, by w M Praed, now
first coliected-Sl
Bronchitis and Kindred Diseases in Language,
adapted to comm on readers, by w w Hail. NJ, NJ
D-Sl
Mysteries, Romance OF the Land and the ocean,
by 5 Cobb Jr-25 cents. my l9
WHE Two FAMILIES: au Episode IN the
IL History Of Chapelton, by the author of Rose
Douglas
The Principles OF Courtesy with hints and OBJ.
servaons .nners and habits, by Geo Winfred
Hervey
An Exposition of some of the Laws Of the Latin
Grammar by .Iessner Harrison, NJ ID, Professor OF
Ancient Ian qua. es in the University Of Va.
No Bleak House, by Chas Dickens.
A. MORRIS,
my 10 Late Drinker & Morris, 81 Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-05-19

EERMOLlNE-for PuddiIgs, Plea Blanc
l. Mango, Cruel, Jelies, &c-This article, now
first presented TO the public, is composed Of the
choicest, most nutritious, tarinaceous substances
is suited the palate OF the epcure, the feeble
digestion OF invads, or the delicate stomach a the
infant. Its digestibiity recommends II az SAFE
summer food OF unappr oachable exec ienee' run
directions accompanying each package For sale
by ADiE 1nAI,
my - -eod2w I4I NAN street
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-24
A MUSICAL WORD.

Madame GoLDsCHMIDT has now given
some $50 concerts in the United States, and has
in all taken the more popular course" of singing
operatic airs and ballads. We are at loss to
divine therefore, why The Times chafes at the idea
of her gratifying those extremely refined tastes"
which it adds, I" are fortunately rare.' The Times,
of course may have special reasons for congratula-
ting itself upon the rarity Of Extremely refined
tastes" Our own feeling is, that such are not
the least sincere in the homage they offer to Jenny
Lind. and we venture to think their enjoyment
of music is as "simply unspeakabe" as any OF
which the "mass of listeners" are conscious.
The crowd of readers may undoubtedly prefer
piratical romance of the Rev. Professor lngra-
hams to Shaksperes Romeo and Juliet; but
that would be scarcely good reason for request
ing an actor or reader never to crafty those who
enjoyed the drama more,
As to the admirable mass of blunders in The
Timers statements respecting the suggestion
of the two morning papers, we make bold
to remind our sprightly neighbOr that it was
not suggested by one, nor advocated by another
paper that at these final performances she should
confne herself to what is termed classical, or
operate, music. II was limited that ONE OF the
last three, and therefore only one Of the whole
number in America, should be devoted to what is
termed /" classical music and it was directly in
timated that what is technically called operate
music that is Italian bravura, might be excluded
from the programme. The good Times, some
what forgetful, proceeds to speak of those who
"praise, coldly and reservedly, her Costa Dica o.
Al non giunge," as if they were the guilty par
ties who were conspiring to defraud the genera
ear of Comm through the Rye, &c. But the
very two papers in question were the most enthu-
siastc of all admirers Of the songs quoted. They
neither coldly praised the Italian nor had any
less than "unspeakable" delight in the ballads.
The final rhetorical throe of our nascent neighbor
about T" the passionate absurdites of lachrymose
tenor and brutal baritone" is simply more sono-
rous expression of our own sentiments, often re-
peated in The Tribune, and it was against pre-
cisely that style of entertainment that tine Sug'
gestion" was made and advocated.
We cannot but entreat The 1imes-whose mis-
appreciation Of the scope Of the suggestion Is only
equaled by its delightful ignorance OF what con-
stitutes classical" music and Of the character
of the admiration Of Jenny Lind in the papers
allsded u-to consider that IL is hard, after having
mad its own why q hundred and forty-nine times
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-24

n hundred acres of Wheat while he would be saw
ing n quarter of it in the old way. Yet the
economy of this and kindred machines il also very
great In the pamphlet before u.s. we note that the
saving by the Reaper is variously estimated by
farmers who have used it at SIS to $25 per day.
Why should not our young men OF talent ana
energy devote both to the contemplation OF our
Implements of Agriculture, with view to their
Improvement 7 Consider what strides the last
century has witnessed in the improvement OF ma
chinerv for the production of Fabrics, while the
machinery for the growth of Food has advanced
comparatively little. And backward as we are,
we are in advance of most other nations. Italy,
beautiful. suffering Italy, needs to-day Millions OF
Dollars worth of such implements as we could
nro6tabIy send her if she only knew how much
she might profit by them and thousand ingen-
ious. observing, intelligent, stirring Yankees dlf-
fused among her people as apostles OF Agricultural
Improvement, Especially with the schoolmaster
TO aid theml would do her unreasonable good, II
her Jealous and stupid tyrants would but let them'
There are broad fields of effort now open or open
inc TO those inclined and qualified to labor for HUI
man Progress, and prominent among them Is the
field of Agricultural Improvement by Machinery
Let il not be neglected; and let those who achieve
brilliant successes therein he duly honored ana re-
..iol
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-24
FROM NETWORK TO NINEVEH.
VOYAGE ON THE ETHIOPIAN NiLE-VlSlT 10
THE RUINS OF MEROE-LIFE IN CENTRAL Az
RICA-ARRIvAL AT KHARTOUM.


VOYAGE ON THE ETHIOPIAN NILE-yIsIT 10
THE RUINS OF MEROE-LIFE IN CENTRAL Az
RICA-ARRIvAL AT KHARTOUM.
xsi,or,,lcorr.,pond.neeof 9th. NY Trissas
KuAnrora Capital Of Egyptian soudsnJ
Monday Jan. IL, 1852 }
Ell MEcBEYREY looked very picturesque
in the soft clear light of the last afternoon hour.
"a sailed away from it. The Bey's mansion and
the mosque rose conspicuously above the long
lines of clay walls, and groups of luxuriant date
trees in the gardens supplied the place OF mins'
rets and spires. Both shores, above the city, were
in n high state Of cultivation, and passed many
thriving villages before dusk. The landscapes nexs
morning were still more beautiful The Nile was
as broad as in Lower Egypt, flowing between
banks Of the most brilliant green. Long groves"
palms behind the shore, shut out from we" 'n'
desert tracks beyond, and my voyage all day W.
a p,norama of the richest summer scenery kahv
IN the forenoon passed the mouth Of the A1oa'a'
Tho ancient Astaboras, and the first tributary
stream which the traveller meets on ms J'a''''
from the Mediterranean. Its breadth Is about ~"
,h;,d that of the main river, but the volume
...,., rust be in much smaller proport'on'
80 :, a clear. bright green and its junction VIZ.
80. do,ter Nile is distinctly marked. co"'o lou.
A.. athsya for about mile to where cu"eo
y" ~, 81 .;ght between high green banks, covered
.., s,,.e,;ry mimosas. It was charming piece
W" " .;.~r scenery and longed to follow that stream
'',,.a,J through the wild domains Of the hallen'
w. ~. and Uadendoas, through the forests and jun
a., 81 Takks and SchangalIa, to where, an I'M
..,uous torrent, it fsams through the Alpine
Highlands Of Samen. under the eternal SHOWS OF
Albaguret and An,ba-Hai In Abyssin'a . Dea.
the nsme Of Tacazza, but afterwards ehrouss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-24

out of the hundred and fifty, not to allow those
"refned tastes" so fortunately rare" their poor
little opportunity coldly and rcseredly" to
praise Jenny Lnd's singing of the music she
prefers.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1852-10-09
Frontier News.

The news from our frontier which we pub
derground railroad, and opposition lively. We
have also a letter from an cnterprising agent
stationed on the Mississippi. lie reports the
road in a good condition, and doing capital
business Several thousand dollars worth of
property has recently been safely transported,
agents and conductors, brisk and trust.wor-
thy. Among tho conductors, he mentions a
YOUNG LADY tcho took train safely through
rery difficult portion Of the road by daylight
Wings and Democrats, what would you think
of fining that lady a thousand dollars and inn
prisoning her six months for her heroism =
For heroine she is. Old Chippeway has
no courage to show tha. compares with it,
Don't you think self-respect shows rather di-
minutively when you think of setting Franklin
Pierce, or the old hero of forty years to execute
such law Calamity as the old man comph-
monted the ladies of Salem the other day, we
could not believe he would do it, only that tce
hare his promise that he tcM. And judging
from his past life to which he refers us, VIC be-
ieve he will, if you give him a chance. Yes,
he or Pierce, with opportunity afforded, 'cM do
il as certainly as Fillmore has done it. And
you who are moving all elements to elect
one or the other of these men, have the re.
sponsibility. For if you had "back bone
enough to have rcpudiated negro catching, these
candidates would never have humbled them
selves to have made the pledge. much less
TO do he decd. But thank heaven and the in.
extinguishablo love of liberty, the slaves viii
run, and We will help them. If the mer
should loose their manhood, the women will
rebel, and all will come straight again.