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Dakota tawaxitku kin, or, The Dakota friend. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1850-1852, 1852-03-01

nakun can wanji xica ehantanhan, token
waskuyeca waxte aicage plea xni.
; 10. Can kin tona waskuyeca waxte
aicage xni kin hcna owasin kawankapi,
ga petan erpeyapi ece.,
20. Hecen on wicaxta wakan wasku-
yeca kin on eciyatanhan isdonwicayapi
kta. ... . ..l-~.
81. Tona Itancan, Itancan, emakiyapi
kin hena owasin marpiya ckta tin iyayapi
kite xni; tuka marpiya ekta atcwaya
tawakunze kin he ecen eeonpi kin hena
eepi kta..
p. Anpctu kin he en- wicota hemaki-
yapi kta, Itancan, Itancan, nicaje yam
wauntapi XII he ga nicaje yam Wakan-
xica napeunyanpi xni he ga nicnjc yam
wicoran wakan ota econkupi XIII he!
%. LTuka hehan decen ewicawakiyc
kta. Tohini sdonciyapi xni, oran oniwo-
tanpidan xni kin mitantanhan iyaya po.
24. He on etanhan, tIwe mioic kin
dena, naron ga ecen econ kinhan, he wi
caxta ksapa wanji imnija akan ticaga he
imdacin kta
25. Hecen mini hinhe, ca minitan II, ga
tateyanpa, ga tipi kin he en- iheya, tuka
imnija akan hdepi kin on jujuwahe xni.
26. Tuka mioie kin dena, tuwe naron
ga ecen econ xni kinhan he wicaxta
witkotkoka wani wiyaka akan ticaga he
iyececa.
81. Hecen mini hinhe, ca minitan II,
"a tateyanpa, ga tipi kin he en- iheya, ga
jujuwahe ca tankaya woatakuni xni.
Jesus oyate wahokonwicakiye ca hena
hecekeen ewicakiya. Akta yawa ga
iyukcan owacinpo. Tuwe iapi ecedan
on taku opa ehantanhan he wicake xni.
Dakota tawaxitku kin, or, The Dakota friend. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1850-1852, 1852-03-01
Imnija skadan, wi Lei, 8, 1862.
Jesus Oran Wanji Oyakapi.

Jesus Oran Wanji Oyakapi.
Judeya makoce kin en-, otonwe wan
Betani eciyapi; unkan hen wicaxta wan
Lazarus eciyapi, tawinortin ON ii. Hena
wamdenicapi mace. Jesus otonwe iyaza
un ga oyate wahokonwicakiya eca, axe
Lazarus ii kin en- j ece keyapi. En- wicai
ga wowicakiyaka:eca, ole kin waxte da-
kapi ga cante iyorpayapi ga on tawacin
waxtepi. Hececa nakax, Jesus waxte
wicadake ca ohaahdewicaya Hen ieca,
.canwaxteya tiyopa kiyurdokapi, ga siha
hide kin en- iyotankapi ga lie Gin anagoptan
yukanpi ece, ga nakun tautanyan eca
kiconpi zee keyapi Jesus eva econ ece
qon wanna axe ecen econ ga Taku Wa
kan Iyotan un, kin he ole yuha otonwe
iyaza un ga oyate wowicakiyaka. He
icunhan, Lazarus wayazanke ca ia keyapi.
Wicaxta okinhan nakax oyate ota EN- al
ga kicanpi. Wanna tancan xicc kite cehan,
wicaxta hnakapi ekta ayapi ga rapi. He
te xni qon he chan, Jesus tokiya un
hecinhan ekta hoxi kaipi, "a kicopi; tuka
j xni. Ia itopa can hehan i keyapi.-
Hen unkan oyate piya ceyapi, ga wicota
Jesus kici, hnakapi kin ekta yapi. Hen
ito Jesus Wakantanka cekiya. Ayaxtan
qehan, Wicaxta hnakapi kin de yurdoka
po, eya Wanna rwinmna keyapi ga toka-
heya wicadapi xni, tuka kitan qehan,
ecen econpi. Unkan hotankakiya Laza-
rus hdicu wo, eva; unkan Lazarus nj
hdicu, ga tiyata XII "a hetanhan waniyetu
ota nj un, ga oyate ota wanyakapi "a
ia naronpi.
Tho hena hecekcen Wowapi-Wakan
en- oyakapi. John wowapi kags Gin EN-
Wicowoyake iyake wanjica John Chap.
IL kin he dawapi kinhan, he he de
dawapi kta. J.
Dakota tawaxitku kin, or, The Dakota friend. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1850-1852, 1852-03-01
OyATE WANJ1 TAKug WAKAN TAwAPI

OyATE WANJl TAKu7 WAKAN TAwAPI
KIN IHANGKIYAPI OYAKApI.-Miniyo-
wanca akotanhan makoce wan wanke ca
India eciyapi. Hen oyate ota yakonpi
tuka ikcewicaxtapi ga taku wakan ieica-
gapi "a cewicakiyapi. Tipi wakan wanji
kagapi ga taku wakan tawapi ohna wica-
kihdepi, ga hen ipi ga cewicakiyapi ece
tuka keyapi.
Hena hecetu tuka Waxicunwaka an he
sdonyapi qehan, onxiwicadakapi "a
Wakantanka ole kin yuha ckta ipi ga
naronwicayapi. Hececa unkan ota Wa
kantanka tawakunze iyorpayapi ga Jesus
wacinyanpi. "Unkiye taku wakan yuha
unkicagapi qon he ehanqon taku xni
tuka hecen unxkanpi qon nakaha taku
onspeunkiyapi kin de waxte," ecinpi:-
Taku wakan tokeca mitokam duhe kite
xni, Wakantanka eye Gin he naronpi ga
Dakota tawaxitku kin, or, The Dakota friend. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1850-1852, 1852-03-01
NO. H.
ST. PAUL. MINNESOTA TERRITORY, MARCH, 1852
IN wicaxta hnakapi

pajojodan dena ccekcen wicaxta hnakapi
ece tuka mace apa eyapi. .s
Uman tukte wicakapi tuwe sdonyayapi
hecinhan, ito Dakota Tawaxitku KIN.
wowapi kicage ca oyaka wo: s .=
Woyakapi, unkan, ehanna qehan Da-s
kota wanji wakanpi Gin ga wihamdeiciye
kta on Ptansinta ireyata pajodan Wallji
cokaya yurdoka, unkan mahen wicahu ota
extanhan ohna ito yanke ca taku wakan
ota kin wanji ihamde kfa kecin, tuka
otpaza eca, wanagi ota/qa nina jopi cca,
kokipc ca najica hducu keyapi.
Dakota taku wakan ihamnanpi terika,
tuka dehan Taku Wakan wanji Iyota'l un
kin he tawakunze onspeiciyapi waxtckc
Cekiyapi ga Wowapi Wakan yawapi "a
ecen econpi eca on okihipi. ;, b.
Dakota tawaxitku kin, or, The Dakota friend. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1850-1852, 1852-03-01

W1cAxrA WANJ1 WAMANU KTA TuKA,
OyAKArI-Wicaxta wan, tokan tamasgsa
ekta wamnaheza manu- ece. Tokaheya
ixnana hecen xkan tuka4pnhanketa chin
tku hokxidan wan kici j, keyapi. Gnkan
cihintkudan qon heciya, "Cinx, woIuha
yus naiin wo, ito waawakite kite; okini
tuwe wanunyake kte,'. eye ca conkaxkc.
akan inajin, ga ohomnimni waakita, tuka
tuwedan wanyake xni qehan, wojuha qon
ehdaku, ga ojuton aya. Unkan hokxidan
qon heya, "E, ate ohomnimni eyatonwan
tuka wanji aye ktunja CO. eva. Unkan
atkuku nihiciye ca wojuha ayuxtan iyeya
eca, "Cinx, tokiyotan he?%. eva. 'Hiya
ate, Wakantanka okini wannlayaka nuncc
ecanni, ga wankanitoheya eyatonwc kta
tuka he ayektunja ce" eva. Unkan ixtece
ca wamnaheza manu- hi qon, ongedan
manu xni, tiyata hdc ca hokxidan taku
eciyc Gin he kiksuya un, ga wamanus:.
qon he hecerin ayuxtan, ga ohini, $: Wa
kantanka ahitonwan yanka" ccin un
keyapi.
"Taku xica ecamon exta tuwedan wan
mayake kite xni,' tuwe ecin exta he wica-
ke kite xni. Tuwe wanji ixtamdczc rinca
ohiniyan ahitonwan yanke, ca takudau
NUM- xni:
OEHDE PETcEDAN.-W aonspcIciclya
wo, "a taku ota onnispe kta. Miniheca
ga wapatan wo, ga taku ota yaton kta.-
Taku yutapi iyatahdeieiye xai, "a miniwa-
kan yatke xni un wo, "a zanlyan yauH
kta. Canteoze oran ko -owotanna wo, ga
wocantewaxte iyeniciye kta. Tho hena
iapi hecetu ecen eyaPl.
Vicaxtayatapi wanji waxte eca, ta,t-
kaya tanyan otanin.
Dakota tawaxitku kin, or, The Dakota friend. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1850-1852, 1852-03-01

Vicaxtayatapi. wanji waxte eca, ta,i-
kaya tanyan otanin.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-07-12

pckin Nyerk, brig Dssasbros DAM. Nsrsea.e.,
P:Fs: S:sssl.ns S.ss: %.slas s.s.: Fs:yl::s:
s;S.?;;S;I 81: O. s: t:::ss: sss.s
. sssse Fs.S. s:ss:s'r Clark W.
..a 0s ~
7th, Lsmsxtne. Eastnsn, DO.
HALLowELL. July 7-Ar sehr wAssrvus Havss Rsa-
ES?ILE July Icy brig c.sribes. cr.strss. Havana;
s::s: ssS;:; .s5s
R:,: S.I,sI:. Sssd; spos Genes. Yisss txa:
stesnsSip VIM mi Pssn Marks, NYorl; ship Bruns
s6kfoIk. July s-Asr Br brig Bermuda. Carson. Bar.
jugs .sbs co.ns
Ha we Sr. ~, q c:,ssssq.
wss 'sAi R.ssy
Fssss
ties NTOri. Sid schr Hope Candy JeasIy. PSiiadsi.
1sspss,s. ysaSsy Calais Ne CID sshr Belmont
sth-cIa 81 brig Wibericroc, Britain. Nov. Scotia.
s k'as s ss ns IGss
Ericsson NYor Tys+. Robins Troy splsn..
49, fs, andy; aas.sy
Sonthsrner Kicker Portand Cape Nay Ross Providence;
SALIENT Mercer Robinson, SALEM steamship PsnObsoot,
S'i RYDER Boston ys,ts R5sa Iqs psys
Queen Lodge orsans senrs sssssid iss we ss
Boston .'f es
s4ds 's %lia%s sensa.
Worth, BSs0n Charm Berry Boston, steamer Delaware
.PKoviDENcE. July Arr sehrs .Perine. Ingrah.m.
eenss rom Sid Re.sns Barlsy Wosss
pes oponne wedsls p sS. 100
%Sia
rssE ss
Albany Fall River slooPs Radiant WE'LL. Rondouti Or
supposed FROM fS.s SID sSas
g 7 L, Cramer, Philadelphia; Aontezums, Smith,
AlsOsrr pop WIN Mount. Payne, Rondout;
s,s Troy FFsdsa. Ssra
SToveh, Bsitimcss John %istts, Robinson; Crane.
Gms.
as sSses s.Fs'' and
1
Knoyton; s1d oIslSo Folsom Phisde'pbia I'm. sohrs
York.
Shield briss Motto vinng Remedies Albatross Black
Philadelphia.
9th-Arr sclr Cambridge York. NYork.
RICHMOND, July Arr brig Kate Heath. Lee NOrleans
schrs yoa Ann Voorhees, NYork Emma De Ressy Wicks
do Sid sleop II Green, Lawrence, do.
E6th-Arr schrs VIM jenkins, Vanderbilt. EYor Isaac
Hamilton Wood. Albany: Amra Smith NYork; Hanover,
Chichester, do Henrco, Tuttlet do.
RoCKPoRT, ME, July sid schr John Tunis,. Crane,
Norfolk.
RoCKLAND July 3Arr schrs Arculsrius. Pierce; Me-
ridian Hart, and Mary Langdon. Smonton, NYork 9th
Ontario Haskell. DO SID 3D. sohrs Arcularius Pierce,
"a. Staples Charotte Thomas RebsSea Thurston; Mount
SAVANNAH, July Arr ships Adrian, Neal Liverp ol;
Urgent (Br) Boag Charleston Sid schr Mary Eddy, dy
Providence. Clio bark lie Cocq. Martin, 1adiz.
SULLIVAN, June D-Sld schrs Cloud, Sargent, NYork;
C Brooks Allen, Philadelphia
SANDWICH July 5-Sld sohr Stranger, Ellis. Philade
phia.
Arr at Cohasset Earrovs. sohrs Mary NOVEL;. Pack
ard, NYork 4th Helena, Boger Alexandria, and sid Sth
for do.
SALEM, July 8-Arr brgs Ellen ed. Chapman Phila-
depha CID schr Nickerson NYork via Beverly
and Gloucester Sid bark Miquelon, Hutchinson Monte
video.
9h-Arr brig Garland. Met, Para June H. river Goth;
schrs Burton, Lingo, Philadelphia Jasper SpAvs
Marolehead; Mary, Wall, Rondout Cid scht Pavilion.
Snow, NYork.
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Markets Elsewhere.

es kssaas sasss5
SaPasn an1 S ESP ~
high 6's 9l. 800 Lehigh Mortgage g. 1907 800 Aeghan
shares schuykil Navigation, preferred 2sS; II do 2
100 DO 2 600 do. 2Os 40 do 5oa 100 Norris Canal b.
lsl so do, 49, 100 do, b. Is; Pennsylvania Railroad AZ
1896 20 Bank Of Penn Township, 30 100 United States
Bank Merchants and Manufacturers Bank, Pttsbury,
Reading 6s TO- 81 5000 United states6s 56 esp I67
shares Reading Railroad 100 do, Az; 25o Long Isla
GrardBank 2zS SecondIoard-S Lehigh Morga
81 LOCO Reading 6s 10 4d 81 Zoo do, s5wn, s,6; 1900
Wilmington Railroad 6s 10000 Schuylk Navigation
DO 20 500 do 2 Beaver Meadow Railroad s l. United
States Bank So after Board-Sl000 United States 6s 20
i "a s b. se1S9s @ 100 sihqys
land Railroad ga 100 do, s5wn, Ws % Reading Railroad
44i4 Market steady.
Bosros, July S-Brokers' Board.-c5 shares Vermont
205 do 1ss 100 do, SLIM, 1915 do 1915 do $50 do,
l5a 20 do 1886 Boston and Maine Railroad 1861 50 Eas
teri tern Rsilresd s Pitshburs Railroad loex Ios
lo,% Philadeigha, Wilmington and Baltimore RailI
Michigan Central Railroad IlSA Boston and Worcester
Railroad l0f 10 do 10s so 0gsdenburg Railroad bod,
2s % South Shore Railroad 81, 100 East Boston Company
1919 10 Bank Of Commerce, 1856 0Oe ogdensburg Rail-
road, LIST Mort rs 1OO 5000 do 6o 1890 do, 1909 1000
road per cent Morteage Bond 1852 81 1000 Rutland Rail-
road Mortgage rs, 9sA.
BAITrNorr July 9Stock Board 5000 GO Baltimore 6s
1890 l06S; Gs "a baltimore and Ohio Railroad Bonds 81
93 50 baltimore and Ohio Rairoad 81 i05 York Cum
berls Railroad, 25{ At the Board this day Maryland
bid, zoos ashed Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Bonds. 1870
80 hid 81 asked; do 1880 % bid 95 asked; do, shares
bid ss asked; York and Cumberland Railroad 2o bid Il
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". r. NJ.
ASHES appeared rather angud, $50 bbls having been
obtained at 81 rs 81 81 for pots, and s. 3IR a
SIS 4334 for pearls per 100 lbs.
BREADsTuFrs-Flour varied little. the business
psng IA 800 bbls Canadian State Western and South
ordinary. at former prices fancy ohio. at $4 S7
81 621 fancy Genesee at 81 432 81 75 extra Ohio at
81 621a So 12s; and extra Genesee, at SIS SIS 81
Some -four changed hands at So 1s per 20 lbs Jer
sey meal at So 1874 So Is, advance About 10000
bushels white Canadian wheat obtained. at between
81 OF and 81 o. 5000 do Southern do at 9sc 1900 red
Ohio do, part at 95c 97c.; 5000 Upper Lake do at
7oc 1000 bushels rye at s0c sundry lots domestic oats
at 44c 45c. with 800 600 bushels understandable and
mixed Western with white Southern and round yellow
corn, at Sic 591sc 59a Gle, e1c &c per bushe
the previous quotations.
CoTrov.-The market remains without change, with
sales. to-day, of 800 bales.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS were light, aud rates to
Liverpool unchanged Flour at Is to lad asked and
grain at Id loo bbs Iosin taken at Is and lot of
hid slaves taken at 25s; cotton nd To Lon
don, so hhs tobacco taken at 22s. 3D.. and light
hid slaves at sos per thousand To California rates
ranged from as to S5c. with moderate engagements.
Rates to Havre continued to rule dull
PRov,sioNs moved to the extent of $50 bbls. prime
and pork. at S167s SIT and S19; 300 packages
shoulders and hams at s3Sc sAc 92ac and l0c $50
bbls prime lard at lie. &c per ID and 400 bbls
prime and mess beef at $40 Sill and Sl4i4 SIS.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-07-12
Passengers Arrived.

LlyrRrooL-StesmshiP Arctic-John G Hitchcock. II
hiram Is HPfsTy Geo oInaTs cEsh.m P.tEict Ewing
Edwd WarbuTg Nrand Mrs Rutherford and son. Miss
naitln, bnrsnd Misses snd q DursUd e
Grant, Z Precht Adoph Paul Youngs 1t ! Sanford.
Mr. and MIS- Campbell, Miss Tsggart. Crane,
lander ThurOw Weed. Miss Weed Mrs Hunter Miss Hun
ter smson. Marie, Buckley beArer of dispatches
SCe Jss Wray A Bslkley. RowIsnd Hazard helliss,
D King, Alanson Swain, Corning, Mrs Lewis Bon
iamin Jr, MeDougall Henry Isaac, Haswell b
Reese Estes. Master Fearing Gilbert,
Mr. Nicholson. Mrs Middleton and child. Mr. and Mrs
Lewis Jr and child. Col JAS Lee JKreyenhaIen John
ston and lady Mrs Carroll Mrs Jackson Louisa Harriet,
Mary, Charles and Oswald Jackson Mrs Vischer Rhnd
Townsend, Van kleek Nesier Tryon Endall and
two children Williams, Wyman. Jas Murdoch Mrs A
Marshall Miss McFadden Mrs Del Tic and children,
Watson, John Isler. Paul Morel, Mrs Grtten and
eho Mr. ana Mrs Meyer Mary and Adelaide Meyer John
Cox, Saml Lynn-Total LBS.
BAvRE-Ship Rome-Minna Brenz, and Frcdk Conner.
CARDENAs-BrigG w Lawrence-Charles w Brown and
LADY, Francis III Bacon and two children Miss Hagar.
ELETHERA-schr y Mupsell-D Harrison. Jr, aud Ms
Cstharne j Avery.
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On Saturday afternoon. July TO- at o'clock after
long and painful illness NELSON GOODYEAR the resi-
dence OF his BROTHER Henry b. Goodyear as West Tween
The friends and connections Of the family are respect
fully invited to attend the funeral service the above
residence this afternoon, at / O'Clock. His re-
mains viii be taken to New Haven, Connecticut, for
In brooklyn, Saturday afternoon, July 10, after
short illness LucY HEBaRD, aged ~ years.
The friends and relatives % the family and those
her brother Captain y. III. Hebard respectfully
invited to attend her funeral from the residence her
brother. is Columbia street, Brooklyn, this after
On Sunday morning. July II, HENRY NJ BosrwrcK,
Esq.
Ii friends and the friends Of bis brother Laurence
special invitation from the Reformed Dutch Church in
Lafayette place, this afternoon at O'Clock.
On sunday. July H. after long and lingering illness
JoiN PATEnsoS native OF Glasgow, Scotland in the 4ith
year Of his age
His friends and relatives also the members Of Franklin
Lodge No l. o. Of o. r., respectfully invited to at
tend his funeral this afternoon at o'clock from his
late residence, Ninth avenue corner Of Twenty
street Ills remains viii be taken to Greenwood for lin
termont
On sunday, July IL, CHprsrtASA f. DIcr daughter of
MI William and Mrs Anna Dick (maiden name Anna
yaghs) aged month and is days
Her funeral win take place from the residence OF her
parents 10 Oak street this afternoon at o'clock The
friends and acquaintance are respectfully invited to
ON Sunday, July H. after short Illness CHARLOTTE,
widow Of the late Charles LHommeden and daughter OF
Captain Hszadiah Coffin.
The relatives and friends Of the family are respectfully
invited attend her funeral without further invitation
ron the residence of her father SO Johnson street.
bIooklyn, this afternoon, at o'clock.
VI sunday July IL, ELIZA VARK, only child Of Nathan
nnu Gertrude v Sackett aged months and days.
me ,eiatves and friends Of the family respectfully
invited 10 attend her funeral tomorrow afternoon at
tion '@ee' "i'''1s 80 VIZ iD'''a-
a., gn sunday July H. FANNY Roy, aged year months
a, Inc trends and acquaintances Of John d. Roy also
tne msnbers o. Engine Company No Ia are invited 10
attend her funeral this afternoon Al O'Clock from AZ
Wsst Broadway. o0'V'A' 'io1A ~
q At Liiehheld Connecticut, Thursday July 9. Mr..
health In the 2sth year Of his age ' '. -
,esn remains were taken to Newark New Jersey for In
Newark and New Haven papers please CODY.
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WASHINGTON, July 10, 1852.

WARRINGTON, July ~, 1907
Secretary Webster and Minister Crsmpion-The Secretary
going TO New Brunstcick-The Fisheries DC.
II is generally understood that Mr. Champion the Bri
tih Minister here ia about to pay Mr. Webster visit
with the view of enjoying the Inequalities Of Marhfed
but further state upon reliable information that
Mr. Webster conemplates proceeding next month to ST.
John, New Brunswick, and will continue his tour
through that province by the line of the proposed
road from Portland to Halifax, which through the
beautiful valley Of Sussex Vale to Shedac the Gulf Of
st. Lawrence; and further, that in pro-
gress for placing at his disposal her British Ma
jestys steam frgate Devastation, which, stated in
my Last had been ordered to Prince Edward Island for
the protection of the fisheries in that quarter in which
vessel he will have opportunity of cruising for short
time for the benefit of his health. and which
carry him Quebec should he wish it. in which case
he will probably return to the United States through
Canada.
1t win thus be that while the British government
taking active steps TO the observance of the
provision Of the treaty with reference the fisheries
there Is hostile feeling towards this country; and
look upon It, that the of the American Secretary
of state at the North at this critical juncturc cannot
but b. attended with advantage TO the interests of the
United States and believe the information Of the IN
teDton 10 pacf the Devastation at his disposal will first
reach that gentleman through the columns of the
HErALp, a he Is at present at Marshfeid
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The free sohers, by able manuvs last ysar ebaasd
the s & ~ state r:
this was to get possession Of tho oees by reaching piu-
rsty through the detection Of large number q votes
from both tbs democratic and the whig parties Met
being able to succeed at first unassted they aternsed
with the democrats and for the Last year. the parties
have stood Observation-Disclosures wings On one No. dsmo-
Gratis and free sellers on the other.
The result Of this coalition that the wings are placed
In minority In the Legislaturs though Massachusetts,
whig State The free soilers however not content
With whipping the wings with the assistance Of the do
mocratAthey want to whip them beth BY getting
plurality Of votes themselves Hence their present
saught upon both the parties 1t Is worthy Of remark
however That the vrulence Of the free sellers is most d.
rected against the wings 1t well known principle Of
religion they have forsaken 1t Is the In politics.
and the free solers having BEEN nearly man whigs
ofconverts or perverts The wings the other hand,
detest tie free soers and hence there Is greater host
lily between them than between the free sellers and de-
mocrats and this mutual feeling and relationship will act
powerfully against the whig party in the
coming Presidential election Together with the Webster
movement now In progress 1t will utterly ruin the chances
Of Scott in the old Bay State The chief design of the
Webster movement to teach Seward and Simeon Draper
Lesson and play them back their game for notwith
bard Winslow and Rev. Mr. Dennison the cool and
calculating friends of Webster very clearly that there
s little or no hope of for him. The only hope
could be to throw the election into the House OF Repre-
sentatives but this would be fra reliance with large
democratic majority in that body In that event. Pierce
would be elected beyond all doubt But the friends Of
Webster and large number of the constitutional wings
OF would prefer to Pierce President to-
morrow rather than General Scott who to be
der the strange misfortune of being obnoxious both to the
free sellers and the whgto the free sellers because he
swallowed the PLATFORM to the wings because they regard
him as the nominee Of Seward Co., and believe that
elected he will be under their control Thus Is the brave
old General vctimzed by his friends
In the meantime the anti slavery party will gather
fresh strength from all thisevcry day 1t is gaining
ground. The unprecedented fact stated day or two
by an evening paper here that Mrs Harriet Beecher
Stowe has received for three months the authorship
premium of Unce TOMS Cabin $4,000 speaks volumes
for the progress of the abolition sentiment especially
when take into account the circumstance that this
profit according to recent statement Of Lewis Tappan is
only at the rate Of fifteen cents per copy What must be
the profits Of the publisher and how extensive must
the circulation and the influence of such work.
VIGIL.
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Items frOm the South.

DINNER To JOHN S. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. BY
pRoNNING-U. s. sLo0P OF WAR LEvANT.
baltimore, July IL, 1882.
AL the back Southern mails have been received The
papers contain Of interest.
Arrangements being made at New Orleans, at last
accounts for giving public dinner to John Thrasher
The heat in Baltimore to day is intense The ther-
mometer stands at above ninety degrees in the shade
William jackson mate Of the schooner Mary of Provi-
dense was drowned to-day, while bathing.
The United States sloop-of war Levant, Commander
Upehur, sailed from Norfolk yesterday for the Medi
terranesu