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HE GROWING ORNAMENT OF BEAUTY Is A BEAUTIFUL
HEAD OF LUXURlANT HAIR.


the
Cirrassian Balm
many all other hair oncs and preparations Ft
cleanses scalp the
bulbs nvgoaes healthy acton the of life which to the
hair healthy forces the hair badness
the falling makes glossy keeIs
turning gray becoming Iscolored truly luxury
the hair with this delicious preparation. Sold by
J. WRIGHT d CO, Isl Charities street
apln C. N. MORRISON. IL Magazine sweet.
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BUREAU DE L'EXECUTlF BATON RouGE, "a Fevrier ls52
A TTENDU QUE, W. E. FLoRANCE, ci-devant
IA Collector Taxes dEtat pour Premiere District
willie
moi pour cancelemen de on capes avor Tn bon pour Ia
de $l2,G date Is Fevrtr $50 ui principal
par NJ Anguerra ct John Leeds Securities eaun
Ia $3.50; bond
dit FlOrnce John Leeds DSeemre
$751; par Foance Leeds
ISL la collection DIES pour rEat duran Pan 1885, etdes
licenses dur.nt Fan ls5l.
ponr
resGes daSor ednr breaudu scerc dEa dams les quate
vngtiX suvunt Ia deuuere publication M les
pour esque les dites Obligations pas caneos
annulaes
Dome main lie d'ta en- Ia vile de Baton
LIS Rouge, lie 1852, de Pin
dependence Etats- Unis In ezieme.--
Par lie Gougerneur JOSEPH WALKER.
GsYAERE, ScrretairG i'Ftt. nll21
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UNITED STATES DtsrRlcr Counf the UNITED STATES 1879
EASTERN DISTRICT OF $500
N OBEDIENCE to the command OF an at
ID taclnnt directed entitled
haye attached and into possession taken ONE uNDREp AND
atr.nge and numbered respectively and
thirty inclusive brought his oar brig r. b. awton and
ibeled by the United States District lhe
United States the Eastern District OF Louisiana hereby
and ndonlsh the and all other
having pretending to have right title interest
the be and appear before District Court of the u States
for the District to be holden at the city OF New0ens
before the third MONDAY from this date, show they
why the said ONE HUNDRED AND THIRTY CASES
CIGARS, Aforesaid should
fited United States, and he sold agte the the
libelants. WAL S. SCOTT, U. S. Marshal,
Eastern District OF louisiana
U. S, Marsha's Office, Eastern District louisiana Ncworns,
April s. 1852. apo IL ~
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SHERIFF,S SALE.

Fnsr pIsrncr couHrl PUG Co BRIDGET CLINTON
OF NKwoHLRAss. llAND HER HUSBAND PETER CLINTON,
No. 1880.
by VIRTUE Of a writ of feri facias to me-
directed by the Honorable the
Orleans the above entitled will sell public
lon in the totunda of the City Exchange
o'clock NJ N"' > '' " -
CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND with all the BUILDINGS AM
s thereon situate number nine, ubour
Saue o. thirty feet
Ian on nsnasa nd twenty feet in depth between parallel ins Ant
oa srnsie General June 1891 deposited
WIN nSe p qssss O. Arma Notary the 18th the
w men nuLpiNGS consist of TWO STORY BRICK HOUSE
severed Win shingles eontang Three Rooms on lie lower 400
Earc ss roems on the floor; also
the upper W. '' io"ei '''o', "n" A"o fsooh''
Seized esut.
Terms cash the spot, IA,,ru
eP- ~ - -.,- Sheriff Of the Parish of Orleans,
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sHERIFF'S SALE,

, ,,sr nsrIIWTEEIER GEDDES L CO. VS.. COOK
rH. nr S RIs1s.sT GSuss oTWAY sss5
DY VIRTUE of writ of tieri facias to me
ID ared by the Honorable Third District of Newoas,
The will to sell at public auction in the
Roya streets THURSDAY April 49, 1850, at 10 O'Clock
All right title and interest of FW C. Cook consisting of the
Undivided twobrds the following PROPERTY wit
EIGHT LOTS GROUND, in the Municipality Two
snbug Sau three five, and eight
number fourteen within Euphosne caiope Clara
number forming the Clara and Caope
inches three lines front Clara by
and feet inches lines depth
Caiope Numbers two, three five,
eight each feet Clara by hundred
twenty feet pches and lines p per plan drawn
C. A. Hedn Architect the Path April 1850 deposited in the
fee Oliver H. Perry Notary together with all the buildings and
proyenents thereon which building brick and frame sides
And the the hoar of hafpa four O'Clock,
the premises situate at the Of Caiope and Clara streets:
THE OAkuM MASUFACTORY consisting OF Oakum, Steam En-
CINE, Machinery ETC. The walls OF the factory brick
Seized in the suit.
Terms cash on the spot. =
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r. R. R.
p ALWAYS READY RELIEF is ACKNOW

OF PAIN AND THE REMOVAL IT'S CAUSE THE WORLD
PAIN
the warning given of the seaae and the prost
then strengthen the give vitality heany
to the enable the ward the attacks
Of dianse. This accomplish by RAILWAYS READY RELIEF
which prepared expressly for relief of
strengthen nvigoae and the the
seceons md the Since Railways Ready Re-
lief has become popular remedy it red by hycians
place the best quickest for all NEURALGIA, TIC
DouLouREU&, SICK AND NERVOUS HEADACHE, whs have
used weak and Intellectual remedies certify that app
cations Railways Ready externally, thirty drops
internally have completely cured them 1t las stopped the
cruca'ug Pnugs Of pain of
RHEUMATISM
in fifteen entirely
has cured during application. 1t will always atop pain
tive
NEURALGIA.
Every Neuralgia where has properly
the pain lis continued will strengthen
and rid the system entirely from isea--.
PARALYSIS
Or prosaon
hundred, will the
Ethen md
system.
PAINS IN THE BONES.
All pains and all aches feel Us wonderful soothing Strengthening in
huencs; it instantly arrests the pains.
JUMPING T0OTII-ACHE.
1t will stop the most ntlng tooth ache This thou
sands OF citizens pains
few moments by Railway Ready Relief
SICK HEADACHE.
Nine hundred and nneynne Thousand will free
fifteen minutes according
viii positively cure Price, Fifty and Twenty
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SHERIEF'S SALE.

OF NswORLKAHs. II ONNET....No. 1922.
RY VIRTUE of q writ of seizure and sale to
directed BY The Hoaorabe the First District cour, Sf Nwor
in the Rounda the City Exchange Sc Louis between cn"ri
and Royal streets on TUESDAY May 1882 at - O'Clock Nj
LOT OF GROUND situate suburb Tfem6 of this in the
square by Rampant Claude ST. Philip
designated number plan by Tanns
the city, the 18Th June Isle and xed
before Michel de Amas then Notary this Said
front on 81 Philip street by rst depth Of
feet and thence the said lot st. Claude
feet and has second depth Of fifty dix feet by width the
Together with ali the BUILDINGS AND IMPROVEMENTS thereon
dependencies rights privileges thereto belonging
which BUILDNGS consst HOUSE, BRIUKED, between posts
also KITCHEN, STABLE etc.
Seized in the above suit. 3is4t4
purchaser to tho payment Of $500 and the
nuAl and the
cent all the other obligations relating
ground aud the balance Of the price Of adjudication
Z cash on the spot JAMES T. FRERET,
apps 10 70 mya Sheriff of the Parish Oreans.
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SHERIFF'S SALE,

SIERIFF'S SALE,
by the Sheriff TO effect Partition
SEcoNp DIs1ticT COURT HENRY BEECItER AND
OF NRwORLKASs. AtS...No.4s
BY VIRTUE of Judgment rendered February
2s and signed March 1854
Second District Court Of Newocap. tho above
proceed sell At public auction the RoUu Exchange
st. Louis street between Chartres and Royal THURSDAY
April Is, 1852, at II O'Clock NJ, for partition
l. A LOT OF GROUND E,ao
stree the city of Orleans, having
DIES street, and about ninety
two twestory wooden DWELLING HOUSES
sad Nayades
2 a VACANT LOT OF GROUND in the said houses
adjoining said lot having twenyree
feet front on Erato street with depth OF
TKnas CoNplTioNsTwelve
rate of five cent the
secured by mortgage the property Sold
endorer approved by the Sheriff. JAMES r. FRERET
Bhl5 20 sp5 Ia Sheriff of The Paris of Orleans.
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GENUINE MEDICINE MAEEInlIs--

{ TEN UINE NEUIUINE WAKEHOUSI NJ!
- l.'i cHARfRkS STR ET.--J. WRIGHT 4 "a, L..
10 , i.nd unyarl N every department business
WIN t pfopFeors NH all the genuine orlny rom at
vS 'ErogshoIt the United States keep pp,
Mth lssh ana ample assortment
PRES" ny TN, arrangement they to ofr for tt
Having had
sale Of Patent Medicines, they have acaei facilities Ir m ~
particular department the ihcr scale and are , s
snRpty me trade at ices so exceedingly low, tie pr t
10 rthize handsome
III n q Tsihi A. Vsif SnbsInent hi Il
ALL GEN UiNE PATENT MEDICINES Tlg GIIytnr I, u
part OF their assortment, be fIrnishe, Ia W
regular prices: - 'D"' '""' Fltiltl 'ttor'
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Sb ERlFF > SALE.
SIXTH JuDIcIAI D5sInler eovn1
REYNOLDS TUTOR, SAME. IS W. GORDON ubkoNAffp
TO PLAINTIFF. Nos, 6lo0 and sio:
10y VIRTUE of two writs of tier facias to me
- directed by the Honorable tho Sixth Judicial District
entitled VIII proceed 70
al public auction The Rctunda Exchange ST. Louis
Royal Streets MONDAY, April w. 1901 Mt
N A negro slave named CUFF alias LEVI.
Seized in the ,.,,,e !, E,r,rr
Terms the spot. sAhi1 a., ~ " r,,
nnhl 7aD1le
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John S, Allison, lsaac johnson, Edward Sparrow
John llagan, Samuel Stewart Richard Mccall,
Robert J. Ward, II. Barton, j. Perkins
Joseph Walker, Vim. Alure Arnold Harris
DIRECTORS:
E W. sewel, Thos. 9, jenkins, P. B. Taylor,
E.w. Jenner Coke, John NJ. Curran, Steever,
NJ NJ. Cohen. ISpsngenberg. II. RhodewaId,
Samuel Wolf, John A. Doughery, c. NJ. Luheriptd,
O. Wickham, John Claiborne, R. G. Armistead
Geo. W. Smith, N. C. Hail. R. Beil,
H. g. Heart, +. II, Wugate,
EDw'. JsSSER CoHg, Vice President.
a. J, WEpDERBuRS NJ D.. Medical Board Of
THOMAS HUT NJ D., Consultation.
H. g. HEARTT, Acuary M. NJ. CnusS
RICHARD BEN NJ D. al Magazine Medical
who will be at the office daily from halpast 10
By the Charter only 10000 ia taken n single life.
10 This Company prepared to entertain applications for Life na
and issue Policies all sound healthy White persons
NeEo ut the Table Of Rates established BY the Board which less
than the charged by the hout
their restrictions residence the South
Profits declared annually and the profits
be made available nj to the extent Of thirds
where the party has paid his premiums fall.
ES- California Permits New York
Table of Rsles and all Information to Life insurance. all Paper.
to effect insurance. be
20 Extensive Travelling Privileges.
Sg- Office hours, . a, NJ,
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SHERIFF'S SALE

SHERlFF'S SALE,
an Nrwoph Ell tpaNNSt JR WILLIAM P.
RY VIRTUE of writ Of fieri fac;as II mo
directed by the Honorable the Third District Court Of
M sSpvs entitled cause s proceed to sell public auction o.
The contents of the OYSTER SALOON situated in St Ch,
BALLOON. '''ho oisli-i'
Seized in the suit
Terms cash on the JAMES P
apt 10 II - Sheriff Of the Parish Of Cbi.,r,
CONSTABLE'S SALE
fARsa OF oRigANs II No. 1893
by VIRTUE of a writ of feri facias to me
directed by the Honorable j. L. H..
Peace Tor the Parish of Orleans will sell public
house corner Of Baonne and Am,
IA, 1852, IL o'clock n - - "i'
4 LOT OF BOOTS, SHOES, TRUNKS etc.
Seized in the above entitled suit. > - -
II Terms cAsh.
apio IL ID GEORGE F. PEARSON, Constable.
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SUD-AGENTS.
JAMES G, WHITAKER, Esq.,. Mobile, Ala.
Me.srs BYRNE & STEELE, Nicaslurg, Miss.
Mossrs JONES UFFERD, Galveston, Texas.
Messrs STARK, DAY, STAUFFER Il Co, NeyyOrlea1s,
Mvs5Ts. pRIESTLY 4 BEN, New0rlrans.
Mes.rs. J. WATERMAN Il Co, New Orleans,
R. RICHARDS, Esq. NewOrlsans.
E. MACPHERSON, No. 20 Camp street te7 2pt
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fetal amount of Assets .3iS5,376
G The Board of Trustees pay per
cent cush the outstanding certificates the holders
thereof to their legal
18th day OF August next.
The Trustees have also declared dividend per
on the net earned Premiums Company ending
July which issued on and after The
LIST day Of September
NewOlcans July 81, 1851. C. J. MANSONI, Secretary
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DOinehlic NilscelIan y.

DIsTILLERY Blown ur.-The boilers of di5t-
lery at Coll usve Ill burst the ID inst aiding six
persons to death and wounding several others.
SUDDEN CLOSING OF THE LAKEs-ITs CoNsE.
eJENcEs The LeOa Fee Press remarks that the sud
dtn clolrg Of the lakes this year Is almost unprece
denied In the annals Of navigation among US result
SO entirely unforeseen aad peoted has Of course,
caused more or lees Of loss and disaster Hardly ever
lave 20 many steamers been caught out Of port this
winter 1t 's said that hall dozen not yet In
winter quartevs.
SEIZURE OF STEAMBOATS, FOR NEGLECT OF THE
i.cfNsE lAw-eome twelve fteen stealnD rats were
recently seized by the United States Marshal in st.
LOUIS Tor failure TO renew their license according 10 law
Iher cases are tried before the District Court and the
complaint is proven they 1ned 5000 Some twenty
OF mere beats have been informed against.
SHIP CANAL AT SAULT SrE. MARIE-A move
nont y b-ihg niade In the Lake cities
tutts 70 press forward the question Of the construction
o. canal tc connect Lake Michigan with Lake suas
nor meeting was held In Cleveland few days since
az which strong resolutions passed In favor of this
There viii probably be cooperative action In all
c0netSucttp Of thie canal
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Annus OOmini 1851,
~N~r-0ruNoN>N>~NNN>~o>
TWELVE MONTHS CHRONOLOGY
OF THE
PRINCIPAL EVENTS OF THE WORLD.
~>N~N~yN>..~>NNNNNNNe,
RETROGKESSIoN OF EUROPE.
~N-yNoy> NoONo<No@N>-~%>N~Uo
ADV ANCE OF A MI E RIGA.
The Beginning, Progress and CLOSE
of the Year.

In accordance with annual custom, we insen' a
chronology of all the important events of tho worl
during the year 1851. The value OF this compila-
ton, an historical record, is apparent to evory
one. During the last year, great numbers OF dis
luted points as to dates, names, &c., have been
0xe diately settled By reference to similar sta
I. /, published our columns one year ago.
III. events below noted, have been gathered sxclu-
svely from the files Of this journal, and furnish not
orly comp d'ca of the universe but correct idea
Of the and enterprise of this establishment, in
laying before all who can read, the earliest and
most reliable information from all parts of the
globe.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-01-01
Canal Contracts Com pie ted.

ALBANY, Dec. 81 1881.
The canal contracts were all allotted to day. The Board
have been engaged constantly for three days and nights
Their awards distributed among one hundred
and fifty individuals mostly in small parcels, Alderman
Schultz and Geo. Law have each section OF two The
construction Of the ran bridges given Ersstus
ing Co, of this city. 1t is heavy contract. The
portion called the line, Brighton the
division Of the Erie canal has been given to John H.
Nichols The sections Of work and the of
ful bidders occupy aclumn and hafiD the newspapers
There il much Dissatisfaction among many OF the
uccessu bidders who aegs that great unairness and
favortism existed in the Board of Award
The Atlas of this evening the intended sp-
ponment tomorrow by the Secretary of State OF Arch
bald Campbell as his deputy. Henry johnson, Of
Ithaca is to be deputy Superintendent Of ComMon
Schools. j. Earl Habert, OF Oneida, and j. Cuylsr Of
Albany, have clerkships.
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Political Movements.

GENERAL HousroN AS PuBLrc LtcruRgR Gen. Sam
Houston has lately been delivering lectures at tho
On Monday evening last he lectured in Hartford Conn
and chose the theme OF his remarks the character
the North American Indians The aim Of the lecture
seemed to be to rouse feeling in favor Of the Indian
He claimed that their contests with the whites the
latter almos 6pays the aggressors and said that
the Indians as a body never broke their treaties
single Indian, two three combined, might some
times kill white for punder but in such
appeal to the chief would the surrender Of the
murdereis. He said that the governmens was now ex
pending Elk millions of dollars year to preserve peace
with the Indians the frontiers Of Texas New Mexc
&c. IL was mostly useless lie would guarantee to keep
peace through the whole line for hundred thousand
dollars a year. Gen H. complained that the Indians
cheated ana wheeded into treaties by designing
men The whole lecture was eulogy on the Indian
character.
BUCHANAN County CONVENTIONS IN PEyNsYLvAvrA The
democratic convention lately held in Lawrence county
Pa appointed Col Andrew Buchanan their delegate to
the state convention, and instructed him to for
James Buchanan as the Presidential candidate. the
democrats of wyoming county elected j w. Dennison
as their delegate and Instructed him for Buchanan
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General Thaw-Freshet anticipated.

ALBANY, Dec 3I-y Z. N.
1t has been raining here hard all day The water in
the river is very hgs and still rising rapidly All CON-
municaticn with the opposite side Is discontinued
account OF the uncertain state of the ice Every pre-
paIaon has been made for the breaking up Of the ice
and heavy reshet, which is anticipated before morn
ing.
From Troy we learn that tho ice is broken up, and
the water high.
The barge Convoy was stove in this afternoon, and
sunk.
The ice has passed out of Cananoharie Creek without
doing material damage
1t has showed in Rochester, to-day, to the depth Of
six incheh
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-01-01

COMMENCEMENT OF THE PHILADELPHIA FEMALE
MEDICAL CoILEGE.-The first public commence
next Of the Female Medical College of philsde phia
took place day at the Musical Fund Hall The novel
and interesting occasion drew large audience about
numerous attendance of the young belonging the
different schools OF medicine in city, very small
minority of whom evnced slight disposition to indulge
II merrment and rdicue st the expense Of the ladies'
present; but they we're soon shamed into proprety
the good sense Of overwhelming majority few were
inclined to be boiserous but they from
annoying the atstmbage by the presence OF detail Of
the Marshal's police under 1t Watkins The patfor
wf occupied by the officers and patrons and patroneses
OF the institution together with the pupils of the college
The graduating clas seated upon front settee
the left OF the speakers stand Their called
by Professor Mosely the Dean when the President Will
lem Mullen conferred upon them severaly the degree
OF doctor OF medicine. The graduates are Hannah H.
Longsnore, Phhsdelphis; Anna NJ. Longshore, b lcks
county Pa; Argenette A. hunt, New York; Mrs Martha
N Sawin Bo'ton, Mass Ann Preston, Phebe Way, Sd
sannah H. Ellis Chester county, Pa; Mrs Fr Ances q
Mitchell, Philadelphia late Of England. Total g. Mrs
Hunt is the lady Of DR. Hunt The two ladies Loagshore
relatives Of Professor Longshore The valellc.ory
given by Professor Longshere and was exceed
iney fine address The ree ious services conducted
by the Rev Messrs Brninerd and Gillette An excellent
band Of music filed the orchestra snd enliyened the
exercises by number of capital airs The clsss no UAt
tending the college scomposed Of ladies principally from
Pennsylvania. There three or four. h9Tever, from
New England, thrte from New York, tw - New Jer-
sey, ffcm Virginia and one from tn sss Of Ohio
Philadsif1sa Bniiehn, Dec, ~. sf.ss
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The weather Throughout the Country

BY MoRsz's rELEGRArH OFFICE l6 WALL STREET.
WEDNESDAY. Dec. 3l-9 r. M.
BUFFALO 1t has been cloudy and unpleasant day.
1t now rains little Thermometer 40 barometer 20 630
mercury C8 Wind southwest.
HscHEsrER.-Ihe mild weather still continues Some
rain fell to-day. Thermometer a. Wind south
ArBuRN.-The weather Is dull and cloudy, with driz-
cling rain. Thermometer 40. Wind west
SYRACUSE has been cloudy and wet all day; indeed
it is very unpleasant weather Thermometer 42. Wind
southerly
Urea I'VE have had q dark and cloudy day, with
wsrn rain. Thermometer AZ Wind southwest
ALBANY We have had dull gloomy day raining
Nits slight feg The river is rising and the Ice very
weak Thermometer AS barometer 20 SEQ; mercury 70
Wind south
Thol The weather has been very warm, and rainy all
day Tie Ice in the Hudson, opposite the city, bas
broken up and aoated down stream. Thermon eter Al
Wind south.
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WASHINGTON, Dec 81. 1851.

WASHINGTON, Uec lool
THE KossuTH COMMITTEE RESOLUTION.
Various questions of order raised Mr. Cling
mans revolution to stop the debate in half hou
the resolution for the appointment of com nittes Of
Eve to wait Kossu,h and introduce him to the House.
The yeas and nays called several times.
Finally, Mr. Clipgmans resolution to stop debate
passed, and the House went into Committee Of the
whole on the State Of the Union.
Points of erder raised to the business which
should first be taken up and after struggling the
committee decided In favor of the resolution for the ap
pontment Of committee to wait Kossuth, to intro
ducc him TO the House.
Mr. DisSrY (dem of Ohio, was pleased to hear gen.
emen ay yesterday that the adoption OF the resolution
involved commtta the part of the government to
the doctrines of Kosuth He believed that was the con-
lu ion TO which every man must come He lauded Kos
suth highly and answered objections which had been
made sgenst the distinguished stranger and spoke fa
yorsbly Of the Ission, and his right to be head lie
praised MIR Webster for the Huisemanp letter aud sad
heretofore 1t had been customary to regard foreign
powers with az air OF midsy and caution, for fear of
giving oience There was shrinking but none of this
was found in Mr. Webeters letter 1t was worthy not
only Of the republic but nation Of twenty millions
Mr. WILLIAMS (whg) OF Tenn, remarked that the dis
tiDguished gentleman from Virginia MIR. Bayly) said
yesterday that there not twenty members of Con
eress who endorse the interv non doctrines Of
but the gentleman from Ohio it seems sails under that
flag
Er DsSrv--H the gentleman will hear me he will un.
dereiand pTeciely where stand The day has goue by
when this country may wrsp itself In is own
and say that has nothing do withhuanty through
cut the world lie then proceeded speak Of the effects Of
steam communication upon the world and said that there
rever can be peace quies IN Europe, so oug this
country exhibits such great Prosperity. This country
has high mission TO fulnl aud though may postpone
The Zine, destiny rules The period arrive when
we VIII come into coAhlo with oesBotAm and the battle
must he fought il may be sound policy to interfere,
wherever there may be great inraction of the law Of
nations by any European power whether this may
fut IN wsr IN ary particular case not must he de-
eruined when the arrives but Ia his
Is the tourGen duty of the government protest once
10 AVA q
uGtcnF matter how great formidable the nractors
may be lou will remember that because you protest,
you are not TO intervene every occasion You place
yourself right before the world by protesting and give
character to the doctrine you and II the occasion
calls for II, Intervention by force OF arms
Mr. Campbell, (free sol) Of Ohio, had no time re-
Ply to hs colleague but wopd merely sead to the Clerk