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oents.
pURE VEGETABLE ExTRAcT-DR. MoRsEs IEyi-
ss isassl s 81 s.:
psssssstsa ys.ssia
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has sStssnsie.y Isssivsi =. sanction y zig
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claimed BY the highest names Of the faculty. Of tondss
s iss Of II %
f.. ous mind Sssss
only agent that sdmins.sr TO mind diseases Il win
sssis y ,S.,s s.d s u.
S Ct % ass write.
s'
for him regain his full strength prescribed the
Sss effect tie mssT time he purchase your
an
opportunity occurs &C. r.. .,,s,o .,,..s - -.
generally such sn TO
*:
great rsputa ii enjoys not acodenty obtanot bus
n ii IL ass ;d happy
q healthy osprng who NOud not have been bat or
have not in single instance that has been authontcA
ted given their sanction to any other preparations fo.
II:
been abandoned and their condition hopeless
BY medical s Sh
Of thoss who have used this extract Is heard youe
cordial highly soen Of of the incrsdulous
regard its e,it having tried various sold for
the same purpose different ssrsapara without dsrv-
ing benefit had almost given up all h9pe Of obtaining
whatever Of its bsnefttns m.1but i has feel niger
am sstish the half adozen titles took will eurs me-
physciaIs Soma said could not be cured others pre-
scrbed this thing and that, but found relief until
procured Of cordial must 1t completely
cured ms"
Another sayI surprised al the effect your cordial
had. Why had not heard sf IL before It would have
saved much besides Of mental and
Prepared by G MORSE, NJ D.. New York city.
Seld BY c. H. Ring Gensral Agent for the United States
1es Broadway. In Boston, wholesale and retail, By Fet
ridge Co., VS. shington street and " Spencer dc I.
Jno Pitains in sprnsa Id BY Bliss Haven in Philadsi
phiA. yttt Il Sons and I. NJ Wood, Harmony court.
i put up in pint BEETLES. with I'll. word, DR. MoRsES
per dozen.
N. B.-Imr ortant advice ccompanying each bottle.
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TTNIIED STATES MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
only shro1gh for California AND orssoss.
% AID Rsa
n. Commander, 5000 tons burthen. win sail Monday,
Faa ri Kali sssa sss
Gompanys regular mali steamer viii b in readiness
sail 'i @ spared
i.ss saloon :as: s.ss II
4.
shs tnissd states mali from My xsfE Prs
Rates Of fare from Pansma san Francisco on the
asssss s spps =
NG III West street, corner of Warren. N. B.-Sbip.
sass sss a. sss~sS:a e.
Eos SAN rRANeISoo, cA4LIFosNIA-T4E PACK
No and yin "a, as
s WI Fussiss iS WI ss''s ss.'''
Lins-Through 70 San francisco a reduced r.sesNe
gsR on w sd ".
Now Ysrs A.pinvs Navy Day. MSnS.y Sso.ns:.
engine STEAMSHIP Corsss, vSch steamshp osyes Psnsms
s.n The ss q s p the Uncle r.. el
These vessels in aooommo dssi0ns speed ana
sshsd 70 sss@sr will 30 landed on tSs
.a; III 81 S In. ..s .sa s ss
. HSSis s5 iS$ssss cs s s: :.. ss'a'.
s.ss:ss s?s.s sss
"a
Ss sm New s nss PHILIP
are she a. est snd asstess in The world This baltimore
sss Win Wiz Ta
e. 30 81 sHd ,h hr Sgs
yet been despatched Ter Australia snIsscn ana proper
.Gi
s sost o SGnHhao FMS wan street,
AusTRAIIA.rIoSEER LINE OF MosTa5g PACK:
At sr nsM sn o 1s
Immediate despatch for Melbourne, Port Philip few
viii a..
NOT equ,ed BY those Of any other ship in pors For
s sSDSi SdRF s'cAxnros. lis wal, street.
eide SEA route for . Es
beam & feet dssB and about 100 ton, register "a. engine
80 e0'. ). n WHITE { CO. 81 ooenties slip.
+ engine s.ssm.hip wiLLixT PENN. winshsep seer.
Ssf s1ss sn @ R,s. p:s:assl s assIsss
mi. :p n,s si..a. for
Trsshs on msssuremsn1 goods . ssnss gsr euSi: fosa
shippers requested 70 supply thsmsoivm Wa ~
They NAV DO hsd on Application hs ooe OF the asen
Will DO signed the once prior the dAy Of ssnA
bills sfsdng signed after u o'clock on ths dN ofssMsx
Tor freight or 1oIS Co, $50 Ps.s, sws.A
Agents In New Orissns-hsssra Marks Thomas. y
Matches street.
NOR sAyANE AH-THE NEW AND SPLENDID
aide wheel steamship STATE or GEORGIA, Capt y.
wslton United States mail will leave PHI
iadepha for Savannah on "wednesday, ths 18th inst at
aroek A NJ the wharf above Vine streeA In speed
ana for tho comfort snd
passengers this ship unsurpassed Fare
Of Georgia lsAyss shove evsy A.srn Msdnssday
WSgyW u SAVANNAH, PN&slfard, Ear 4 cas
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Vessels FOR the Pacinc

The following vessels have cleared from Atlantic
for Pacific ports since the 18th ult whalers exosnea
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THE CURATIVE PROPERTIES OF HOLLOwAY'S
i ointment and pills daily attested-AIl ranks Of
ce.y and both At home and sbroad speak Of
and ASSERT that in the severet Of chronic ulcers
those which considered ineurableHslloways
ointment has been truly cacious when used; and there
i no dispntng The fact that pills are the very
remedies will bad lgs however invseratey dseasd
likewise affections swellinss and the
BY all the enders Of shrousheu the British En-
and 81 so per box Wholesale at Mr. JOSEPH H0RsEYSs
Maiden lane, New York. and at the proprieor al Strand
London.
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Telegrnphic Marine Reports.
New ORLEANS, Dec 4.
AIriyed-ships burlington, Boston, Williams, Portland
bark Susan Lind, Boston.
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TINTED STATES NAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY
For New Orleans, Wis Hayana-The splendid mship
UMPIRE CITY Henry Wndle, commander, will sail from
the pier at the foot # Warren street. North river Mon
day, Dec. ls at o'clock T. precisely Rates Of passage
TO Havana and New Orleans arrangement; ladies'
and after saloon bsr.hs S6o forward saloon berths $780,
Freight taken to New Orleans thirty cents per cubic
shippers Of freight requested to supply themselves with
the oompanys bills Of adfng which may Be had appca
ton at the Office No other form will be signed. No bills
adins signed after IL o'clock on the day Of sailing For
freight or passage. apply to
NJ o. ROBERTS, In West street corner of W.rrsn
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Personal intelligence.

. HYIrG HousE.-Jerome Napoleon BonapArte, s. A.;
MI Bonaparte. Bait Hon. A. L. Miner, Vt; Capt. II.
Marcy Y. g. A.; X. G. w. Rudford, u. 8. A.; @. W.
ale5andsr Tennessee; ?. W. Chandler, Boston, VIM. NJ
swain Phila g. L. Weller, California; W. y. Cooper,
90 mt. cameron do Frsnois 7. King Baltimore; Jno
a. Gooorn Ky ID. O. Lattimer, Bait q. ii. Sanders,
o'oek'on, Oa MT Evans. Florida; ii Spencer, Utica
mt nesgher left Albany on the 4sh instant The Al
psny JounG says ne viii nd day in Schenectady
and one In Auburn whether al other points or mot We
are not advised lie goes by slow stages, to st. Louis,
eno 10 De In ON the third OF January on his
We presume that he win lecture In Of the cities on
his r0uts.
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DR. COOPER. "a pUANE STREET. NAY BIZ CON-
~ suited with confidence 6dseases. His success has
been SUCH in the treatment of old chronic Cases.
tonsh some OF our most eminent physicians Dr. O. weM
known both in and of the proess a. ths most
oossful practitioner Of diseases in New York.
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NO FEE TILL CURED;-DR. coBBETT. 10 DUANE
street, between Chatham and william streets and
directly pste the Chatham Bank may be consulted On
certain DISEASES Twenty two in his speciality Of NhA
profession GABLES him to general debility The VIC
Tins of guaokery call him with the osrtAinty Of
having their cases properly treated n Bsee my al
ploma in my once as member Of the New York University.
IMPORTANT MEDICAL wORK.-DR. RALPHs PRAC-
teal Treatise the Diseases Of the Gen. Organs; the
nature symptoms progress consequences remce les and
cure r.ten in The painess language the remedies a.
reoons &c. faithfully given 1t Is intended be prsct
esliy useful TO every in place. we'll Be
rerfect safeguard egsinst quackery Jos Ralph D.
pract sing physician and surgeon; author Family
Physician, treate on Indication .reatise oholsr
and on gravel stone. and urinary diseases ALSO, .
further guarantee Of the correct and practical e
the above work. the author would resided
several in Paris the purpose studying perfect
~ this special class Of disc the legal csrcsss Of
which lin conformity with tho regulations Of Ecolo
Medicine ard signed by the yaou.
he has in his possession an to the in pscon ~
any one Twelfth eden 342 pp with illustrative Plates
price, u Solo ny II Long Brothers, publishers AZ Am
street. at No Actor House. and by most booksellers Also,
At the authors ONCE. 63 Houston (neAr Woostsr1
where he 10 consulted these subjects from To IL A. NJ
and to r. NJ Sundays excepted The treats. Is NAH
paid, to box 500 Post office.
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NEW YORK AND HAvRE STEAK NAVIGATION
IN Compeny.--The United States mail steamers, The
FRANKLIN, y. A. Wotton. eenmander, and the HUN
and Soushampton fOr She year iH62 On ahs folowin1
days
Humboldt Safday, Sept. $ Humboldt. Wed'day, OoA ~
Humbolai Nov. 8 H.msoias Dec =
franklin, /" Dec. ID franklin. Janl96y
These steamers built expressly for SERVICE
burthen each not surpassed either for speed,
strength, comfort by vessels aaoat Their accom-
passengers Of the approved kinds
ssopns ~ both going and rssurnns thsy
any other line In the economy Of both time and
Price Of passage from New York 70 Southampton OF
From Mavrs or sousiampton 50 New York . Zs5o
No secured until paid fox An experienced surgeon
On board.
For freight or passage apply 70
MORTIMER LIVINGSTON, AAenA, 81 Broadway
WILLIAM ISELIN, HAyre.
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@E00 REwARD.-JEFFERIES ANTIDOIE, A SPE-
DOOV cifc mixture 1t makes speedy euro, without
the eas, restriction Of diet drink change |.
which the mixture will cure under the forfeiture
of five hundred dollars Furthsrthe disease cannot be
contracted doEe of the mixture taken when posed
1t is put up in bottles. with full directions At 81 One
bottle lasts week-many cured in two days. For sale
by c. II. HING, l92 Broadway alOS Rayard street.
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A UsTRALIA-PIoNEER LINE OF MONTHLY PACK
"A etsThc magnificent clipper ship SCARCE, lying
1T pier 10 Eat river having all her board will have
immediate despatch for Melbourne Port Philip few
berhs remain unsd to seoursEwhioh early appcsto
will be The Of this vessel are
equaed by those of any other ship por For pas
sage apply on lard or to
JOHN OGDEN,
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rsri and San SrsssIsse tsssshis as, IS srssAvsy-
M :ss .: x: NJ:
'''' xvi SS sSs Sc Co. o...s. Agents.
s. 1rs::,: :s;:s;sl. in: s.,i: ::s.s ': . :sS
xSisS has BEEN deemed sssfs.try 81 the SnSsrssssd
ihsy are willing - take insurance from SAa Fran
Rss.rs. az Garrison TrsI from P:ssn. Atlantic
The guard q Es:srs Hossusr. Hurtsd. The A.tor
Mutual Insurance Company lgnsdl zsb C99s ins Allan
General Mutual 1nsSrsnos compssy (snoSi ~ Alfred
Ogden the Sun Mutual Insurance Company, r. Nsisoni
ths Nsy fU.oS Wal
teri the Commercial Insurance. ConPsny Daniel Drake
fmith Presidspt the Union Mutual y Lotnr9p rres,
dent the Atlas Mutual insurance Com pany n H. Osgood
EoR CHARLESTON, SAVANNAH AND FLORIDA
vorite etc amer SOUTHERN Err W. voster commander, WIN
leave pier No H. on wsSnsssdsy December Sth. =
Vh.rs a. bills Of adns M y sGsa fnd gfs g.
charge Through tici Florida folowsto jackson
vile $3l to Pilstka $751;
EoR SAvANNAH-U. Is. NAIL LlNE.-THB SUP1
II rior steamship ALABAMA. Capt. C. D. Ludlow,
IN Front Dsss N: I'm
TIorda Capt n 8. woodruff Saturday, December 10.
have no superiors the coast.
TOE LEvERrooL.UNIrED, STATES NAIL srEAE:
ship will depart with the United States mails Europe,
on q Gsn Rss s.s I'll nd
for For freight or passage having unoquallod aooomnoda
'n' for 'l s%sS e ' x fHss wal.
Arctic win succeed tho Baltic and sal Dsosm-
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Tor NEW oaLEANs, pInEcr:-rHH NEW DegnIl

L side wheel steamship STATE or GEORGIA, Capt
aAelnhia for Savannah Wednesday the 9Th inst at 10
oclooE A. NJ the wharf above Vine strseA In speed
ana avery for tho comfort sud
gassenEsrs thi: ship s uasurpasse Isrs
state Of Georgia shove every atsrn Wednaday
AGENTS In Philadelphia Heron x Martin, No. UL Nora
WSaxveN v SAVANNAH, pN&slfard, TsT . Ca
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ID R.JoHNsoN, is DUANE STREET, 80 WELL KaowN
~ for the last y The praoN
In New York DO consulted usual In private
eco on all diseases 10 which flesh 10 heir to Those ho
have suffered fr dioal prctcnders may rely on ASy ng
their cases treated " physician Of experience.
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CTEAM BETWEEN NEW YORK AND GLASGOW
- The Glasgow and New York Steamship Comp shys new
Craig comm .nder will sail from Gasg9w on the 18th Of De-
Jandry 18TH at l2 O'clock At noon First cabin isaoon
state rooms $780, do do (midship DOL SIS; second cabin,
sSo Stewards fees included H AgPYy q % Rro,,v
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nR. WARDS MAGICAL REMEDIES HOLD OUT A.
~ soute certainty Of speedy and thorough Theoo
who apply early often cured twentyfour houra AZ
easy and rapid treatment has been great bene1S 70 thee.
sands oioe Canal street, one dosr from Broadway ~
stairs, -
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THE BRITISH AND NORTH AMERIcAN ROYAL

THE BRITISH AND NORTH AMERICAN ROYAL
i Nail Steamships
FROM NEW york TO LIVERPOOL.
Chtef cabin pAseaBe
second cAbin passage. ~
LIVERPOOL.
Chief cabin passage. $lO
The ships from Boston call at Halifax.
ARABIA, Capt. Judkins, AMERICA, Capt. shannon,
PERSIA, Capt. Ryrie EUROPA, Capt Letch
ASIA, Capt. e. G. Lott, CANADA, Capt. Lang,
AFRICA, Capt. Harrison, NIAGARA, Capt Stone.
These vessels carry clear white Light head
starboard bow, red port bow.
America, Shannon I" Boston, Wednesday, 9th Dec.
Europa, Leitoh, I" New York, wednesday, l5sh Dec.
Niagara. Stone, Boston. Wednesday. I'D Dec.
Africa, Harrison, New York. Wednesday, 29th Dec.
Canada, Lang, Boston. Wednesday, 9Th Jan.
Asia, Lott, New York. Wednesday, 18th Jan.
America, Shannon, Boston, Wednesday. 10Th Jan.
Berths not secured until paid for
An experienced surgeon board.
The Of those ships will not be accountable for
gold, silver, bullion, specie jewery, precious stones
unless bills of adng signed therefor and the
value thereof therein expressed.
For freight or passage, apply t.
Z. CtNARD. Ne. Bowling Green.
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Frem this Jon will that the Chrysoite and Ch.l
enge the two qucket both alike but on the
the English hsyeit by 2s days andalthough the Night
tngale may have beaten the Challenger days the Chry
scte has beaten the Rscehorse 20 days take the dates
from port to port-Dea not London neither Is Holy
head Liverpool but the places where the carKoe, are to
De dscbarged are the true and proper ports Of dest
saton and there the respective voyages terminate No
credit 70 those vessels that arrive after this If they make
quicker voyages home than the above they viii have
m all probability, more favorable time Of Ii in the
chnese seas FAIR PLAY, No !.
To THE EDITOR THy HERALD
Dear sr-l on are wrong in supposing that the age
the challenge was shorter than that OF the Nightin.
Eale az the latter ship sailed from Shanghai while the
fermer came from Canton AT this season Of the year
difference Of at least fourteen days the
Two porte Shanghai being considered net less than four
teen days further of The Nightingale arrived AT Ba
~ per your marine reports, the 9th sept and
eo on the 18th for Londsn making her run from Java
aa on hDjier TO Deal in hftyone days being fourteen
, man s the Challenge Tbs Nightingale was built
nprssy LOT speed without regard capacity she n the
spess SIP snoet, and has only realized the expec L.
800 - nsr owners IN making the shortest time on
record aappesrs by her late feo
W b"k~ho' fAIR PLAY No q
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CTEAMER'G ovERNoR FOR sALE.-THIs FINE
- steamer was built by VIM Brown expressly for out
side sea route for jas Cunningham, Eco is six years old
and Of the following dimensions viI2 feet long IS feet
BEAM O feet deep and about 100 tons egser Her engine
was ade st the Phoenix foundry and has A cylinder
and feet strokes boiler twenty two months odays
ut the yard of Samuel Sneden foot Of Clinton street,
point and will be sold low to close For further
information apply to Ssml Sneden Boetman
Smith, 81 Corlaers street, New York,
j. r. WHITE IL co. Al Coenties slip.
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noCToR HUNTERS RED DROPS CANNOT BIN HAD
~ genuine in Buffalo, N. r. They o.n be had In nav
intelligent physician will tell you Is the only remedy
diseases without injury 10 the patient One dollar Per v
Only place TX Division street, up stairs New York. unt
the Office No Is finished Fer years pAst svoly
qusok doctor in this aid other oits hiss sst
mp Lie about this remedy Dr.
pie sound health daily who nave been ruined wih s-
curry By these vii famous humhuRs.
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Saloon, $50, SIS, and $751; (accoldng ~ State reomsl
limited number Of third GLASS passengers will be taken,
go. to Liverpool $50 from Liverpool.
foates Of and drafts the Bank Of Ireland in
from 81 sterling upwards Hand bills be had Ut
place.
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The packet SHIPS Constitution, from Liverpool and the
American Congress- from London have net yet up
10 the city.
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| EoR SAN FRANCISCO, CALIFoRNIA-THE PACK
| ct chip SHAKESPEARE, VIM. Brown, master Ia now
loading st pier NO. H. North river, and win sail With
patch For freight cabin passage having superior state
room accommodations. apply captain, on board
| orto WIN. \. FURNISS IS Wall street,
No. n, building.
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nR. WILLIAM WARD Is CURING NUMBERS Evnxr
~ week Of those who have contracted disease His
dies are those with which his brother 10 extraordnA
sucosssnl often consulted By many hundred dail0
fer consultation. oce, Canal street, door from Broad
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mari Z, he suy hi,ed u, To answer these,

market bo sui lhiledg'' To answer these
questions, lei y glance At few facts.
Perhaps The only instances which have
already occurred ofa fall ia prices, are
The peaches Of Eastern cities, and the
strawberries a, Cincinnati But these
are both parishable fruits--they must be
consumed ~s soon as purchased, OF else
be lost. Fifty times the amount OF kctP
ing ifult would find consumers, for \ may
remain on hand tor month together
Blu, q single city no longer becomes the
limited market for long keepers; me
whole country is open; and no night ana
day laboss are needed 70 bnng mem mo
market before decay selzfs lhem. ka'l
roads and canals will carry 'hem 70 any
part OF the Union steamships Will trans
port them 70 the millions Of Europe. Inc
only requisite 'sso % cheapen ,hs sup
ply that all may ENJOY them. Inc New
ION plppln has already found Us why 70
the London markets; but the present
amount compared with the quantities de'
stined 20 flow there, when orchards are
proiusely multiplied and iaclll',es ior
conveyance increase, are but as the drip
ping rill 70 the mighty river. The price
OF good winierapples through the great
apple region, Western New York, has
rather advanced than fallen during the
past thirty years; but Il has been shown,
in former part ofthis article. that even
al alfths present prices, orchards would
be emincntly remunerative. How long
Il may be before such aresult takes place
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CoLUmsUs coRREsroNDnNcE.
House OF REPRESENTATIVES. .
Columbus, O., April ~, 1862. (

~ vvs."'v"', -, a pm ~, 1907.
JAMES MAcKEszrE Dear SI:-The
Legislature, as you have seen, have
agreed to adjourn on the Sd Of May
This measure did not meet nv view.
as measure Of expediency and sopnd
policy, yet ! became convinced, as did
about all the members of both branches,
that i was absolutely necessary. The
great amount Of business necessary to be
done under the new Constitution could
not be got through in one Session. md
that il was impossible to keep any,bino
like full house in either branch dur,ne,
the summer months. The Whips can
take no advantage in the matter, thew
voted with the Democrats for the adjourn.
ment. The apportioEment bill has passed
the House--I did not like it: il cuts the
Northwest in two, and puts on Hancock
and Wood. The Northwest, including
Bishop, opposed the bill. The Hancock
men want 10 remain with Seneca. II 10
now pending in the Senate, and il is
believed il will pass the Senate--it was
ordered to be engrossed last evening.
l have been very anxious in relation
to a little bill, amending the present law
for the appointment Of Commissioners Of
Sewers. | succeeded in having the
amended act naaaaA thronoh tha H,u.a
abou, month ago. II was got up by me
for the benefi, Of Putnam county in par
.icular, il provides for giving police to
non-residen. land.holders by advertise
ment in q newspaper, the same as in
chancery cases. 1t is very much needed
in Liberty township, in your county. II
has not yet, however, passed The Senate.
JAMES G. HALY.
We understand that the Bill has since
passed The Senate. 4
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with the Wing party the adoption Of the
Compromise would IN tho Northern
States produce dissolution without any
formal determination 10 that effect.
For years the Wing party has pandered
TO the most yiolen, forms Of Northern
Abolition sentiment, and to the most
Opposite doctrines at The South, and but
FOR Fillmore's pariizanship this game
might have been played on successfully
for yesrs, but he has forced i to an issue
THAT already insures defeat 10 himself and
discrganiza,ion 10 his party. b
The masses OF the Wing party are
honest, and those who believed Fillmore's
anii.Slsvery episiles are not readily con-
yerted TO his new beliefs, especially as
they had not The equally strong motive
Of personal gain by a sacrifice Of prin-
ciplc and opinion. Thonsands of votes
were got for Taylor and Fillmore on the
strength Of Fillmore's known opinions
previous to bis election as Vice President.
His change has not produced like
change with them. and we are now just
at the 'beginning of the ead"-which is
TO administer to political trickery and
Inconsistency lis meri,ed reward. IA
Fillmore will be discarded from the
self.souqht leadership of the Wing party,
and Gen. Scott, without any declaration
of principles, viii take his place. Bu,
he will no, take the confidence even OF
his own party with him. Although he
avows himself every inch Compromise
man, he is the nominee Of men known TO
be deeply hostile to the compromise
measures, and the ease with which Fill,
more made his political somerset is not
calculated to inspire confidence in his
successor. Scott, the Wing papers OF
the Slave States tell us, cannot carry
even the few Wing States Of the South,
without an affirmative declaration Of
fealiy to every item ofthe Compromise.
To make such . declaration would be
death 10 his prospects among his Wing
supporters in the North. No declaration
will therefore be made as il would be
even more fatal than present defeat, and
the Wing party must return 10 iis natural
place Of an Opposition and cease 10 at
tempt TO govern the National des,inies,
or distribute with lavish hand the "spoils
ofvictory." 81
This is Just. The 'yhig party has
sought, not from principle but from ex-
pediency, 10 foster every sectional ami
mostly, every faction, and every discor-
dant element in the Republic, careful to
avoid a commitial in good faith to any.
The demons Of discord they have evoked
are now waxed powerful, and no lover
Of truth and principal can regre, IL they
shall tear to pieces ,hose who have called
them forth only to minister to tho success
Of a temporary and unprincipled Dema-
goguism.