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"Who could refrain
That had u heart to love, and in that heart
Courage TO make his love knowni"

verv Efforts for i reedom, they claim K,ndred with
all that is nobls in the past. They are among the
heroes OF age. Romance has no stories OF
tiqulty has preserved no examples of adventurous
trial more worthy of renown. Am 1ng them are
men whose names will be treasured in the annals
ofthair race. BY the eloquent voice they have
done much to make their wrongs known, and e.
secure the respect of the world. History will
you during life, they will prescribe you through all
time. sir already judgment is beginning.
righteous public sentiment palsies your enacfment
And now, sir, let us review the field over which
have passed We have seen that any compro-
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Miss NJ. S. Ladd.

Teach her IN Piano Forte.
4 lSO, Of Mono-C hronatic and Pencil Drawing. re-
specially solics the patronage of those citizens
OF orceser and vicinity, who are DESTROYS Of acqur-
ing knowledge Of those arts
Terms ;-For "a Lessons on Piano, ,...SlO
Mono-Chromatic, and Drawine.. s 3 each
instruction will be given houses of pupils if re-
quesied Further particulars can be obtained by calling
on ner, az No.2 west street. jy3l d3m*
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-09-15

SUCCESSOR to Charles S Ellis invites the attention
y of the public TO his assortment of
Fancy Goods, Toys, and Useful Articles.
embracing many aad things, be found
no other place. Umbrellas and parasos in great vatie
ty, always on hand. Repairing and covering done, with
neAtness and despatch
Birds, Cages, and every thing pertaining to them,
bought, sold, and exchanged.
Ifynu wish for any inncy usefn article TO use,
Tor present, The Variety store is the place find il
The wants ofthe public are carefully siuded and
are always ready to supply them at far prof, pledg
ing ourselves TO sell full cheap those who al
WAYS advertising their Goods & at cost,''
Please cali, and compare prices, ana qualities,
Observe the sign of T. YOUNG.
No. IS Main street, little below the Central Bank.
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WILLIAM G. HALE,

No. 1915 Main Street,
A DOORS South of Thomas street, repairer of
II CLOCKS, LOCKS, KEYS, Umbrellas,
Parasols Scissors, Spirit Levels, Supporters, SC. &c
Clocks cleaned, Locks, Knobs c. repaired at resi-
dences.
BELL HANGING
in the hest manner, with or without tubes
Door Plates and Numbers Manufactured.
Keys fitted at short notice. An assortment of Trim
mings constantly on hand
II orders thankfully received, and promptly attend
= 9sAs-A p----ssnaHAaHnanmsu <~-
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MnTIGE.

,Aso ,,ho ave ;ndebted TO the subscribers, either
Nv note ar account are most respectfully regue51el 10
make immediate payment. 4. ~ " IA A-A
Worcester, 7th Mo. Fl, lo5z'
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DYE HOUSE AGENCY.

DYE HOUSE AGENCY.
~ ENTLEMEN's Goats, Pants, Vests, and Military
VI Uniforms,
Dyed and Cleaused.
ALSO, Ladies' Dresses, Shaws, Bonnets Parasols,
C%EmNsED and tf fINi Isle 5 Sy he SHS pY
HOUSE, with promptness and despatch.
The Subscribers having taken the gency of the above
named Establishment, prepared to receive Goods
for Dyeing and Cleansing. prices low as any other
concern in this cy and its reputation Formerly known
the" Boston and Oh elsea Laundry sufficient guar
anee that Goods entrusted will not fail give
entire satisfaction, i'll the quality of the worR.
G. PARKER & co
teb9 dly $50 Main street, Briney Row
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Fresh Arrival.

Ust received, and receiving, large supply of
TT Err AND CliEES E.
from selected dares,-a prime lot for retailing
Also, Coarse and Fine Salt,
family Soap, and Wrapping Paper, 1T the Whole sale
Produce Store Washington Square, which offer for
sale at the lowest market prices. Gail and examine
BASSETT, EARLE Il BROTHER.
Worcester, July 80, 1852. diff
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A Rare Chance,

nor Butcher or Grocer to REM the Basement with
Il Cellar attached, No. 25 Exchange streets 100
per anmum.
Also, Upper Room Uu1dflls 10, N Me-
cbeaics' shon-rent moderate
for a smaller pair. eo,
POr terms, &c, apply to
E. E. ABBOTT & CO..
iy22 233 Main street.
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Shell Combs u

Just received, the best assortmen of SHELL COMBS
~ offered in this city--most of them entire NEW
patterns, and will be sold Low, by
q. c. COLEMAN 2O9 Main street,
next door North American Temperance House.
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IA A SMALL TENEMENT, of five looms in
Ti,N good repair, situated Seaver street. fami-
ly without children wouldbe preferred. Posses.
sion to be had on tho LIST of October. Inquire of
WILLIAM DUDLEY.
Sept. 9TH, 1882 diff
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Established in 1885.

Worcester, July l, 1859.
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Willow Wagons, Cradles, and Baskets
SNAGGONS, trades, Baskets, Velocipeds, Wheel
w Burrows, Rocking Horses, Rubber Balls, Pins
Needles, &c, wholesale and retail at MERRILLS, 22l
Nam st. marl6daW-
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oTFJcE IN cENTRAL EXCHANGE.
Sv1uE worcester Mechanics Savings Bank is open
dailv for the receipt of Deposits from all classes
A,t uci,s I(ct / 1881 octldSrwistf
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.ster. Aug. ., 1852
tn Manufacturers.

a,rDrr Entry Book-Kctper, fine writer, oil
~, n exnerience. and accustomed to keeping INC
snS Correspondence of large establishment, -
, spI n nermanent engagement with some manu- ,i
or other extensive business unoon uiS af Tf NV
ost paid0 to - nD :, " 60 o. v oroester.
hr'h Vi d3taw
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COPARTNERSHIP NORGE,

OUE AhIN EhGH1F WUIICN.
FENHE subscribers have this day entered into Co,
Il partnership under the firm of BkSSErT, EARLE,
BROTHER, for the purpose of transacting the
Wholesale Commission Produce Business at the new
building erected in t. IL o X Earle's Lumber Yard AZ
Washington Square nearly opposite the Boston q Wor-
cester Freight Depot.
AHAz BAssETT,)
THos. EARLE, YBASSETT, EARLE 81 BROTHER,
o. X. EARLE.
Worcester, July 10, 1852.
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BOSTON ADVERTISEMENTS
D. R. Mex AY

DEALER M
Nova Scotia Coal, Building G. GriudstOne.
1 CITY WHARF. 30 STON...I CRY WHARF
65- Stone Yard, Causeway street near the Fitch
burg Depot
Pictou and Sidney CGal by ths Cargo.
GRINDING and WATER STONES, of ali Sizes
dressed OF rough, constantly ON hand
Also, new and beautiful description of FREE
STONE for Buildings, Monuments a G. iel2 d6m
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Particular Notica

THE subscribers would respectfully solicit the atten
ton of persons about to build, to their list of Hous
es anu Lots, Tor sale in various psrs of this citvmany
OF which are not exceled for convenience of locality
&C., are Offered upon terms which cannot fail to suit
persons In pursuit of desirable residences
we "ouid also tender services as Auctioneers to
all persons having property be disposed of by Auea
ton, either in the city adjoining towns
augl9tf e { ABBOTT " co Main ST
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Burnett's Cod Liv II Oil
Tenemant IA Let

A LSO, Rusnton, Clarke Il Co.'S. Fresh supplies re
IA ceived, aud for sale at the proprietnrs prces by
aug23 daw1wis l.. t lIAZELL, 20l Main ST.
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Shnrt.r onl NnnI

Shorts and Feed
OO0 BUSHELS coarse and fine Shorts
O.OcO 1900 do fine Feed, just received and for
sale at the lowest price, for Cash.
HENRY J HOLMES,
DIT No. Washington Square,
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Lorillard's Snuff.
ST A r. CHI
House Painting
Land Warrants.

BALLOU DRURY,
augl7 d3m shop No 2a Pleasant st, Worcester.
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TO BE LET.
To Rent,
Chamber Rooms to ~.

Chamber Rooms to Let.
FE'HE Rooms over p Holbrook & Co.'S Grocery Store,
i are 10 let Possession given immediately They
are pleasant, easy ofaccess low md the location
second to none in tue city, For particulars inquire of
?. HOLBROOK & Co,
25l Main, corner of Mechanic street
Worcester, June IS, 1852 df
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Gil Lemon

FRESH lot Of that uncommonly pure On Lemon
4 ia now in store and for sale low.
IT, t. LAZEIL Druggist, sOl Main street.
aug23
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TNHE highest price in Cash paid for Land Warrants,
1 nv C. HOLLAND, No. 1853 Main street,
aug27 DIFF Worcester, Mass.
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BUSINESS CARDS.
0. z. HARRIS

TS=7ss zzzzz1z.zssSS
III PREMTUM ~ SERAPHINEs, ~ Iteenairing and n
" Establish NEonAxs REED orohys:N I "a. rg donc%
7 ment |nnon inconvenience r,,as% NiliNeatncssNS
Satisfaction s,s,-,,r1l,,, accuracy.
81 III C Commit es, made ana "a
E.s75j61 WARRANTED good, by !Its5sszsi
H MILTON III. MORSE,
263 Main Street, * *
E.fRs 4gglsMW ORCESTER, Il
- - Mass. e-3s "
Ill
March II, 1852 dawly
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Z @ Re 8 ALE .
NEW MEDICINE STORE.

N THE subscribers having formed a con
"a nection in busin-ss, under the name al
NsSE-Z CALDWELL d HILL, have leased and
E&3 fitted up the Store No 229 Main street
A (neirly opposite the Worcester House !
&D where they offer ior sale complete as.
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Books, and Stationery.

DIRLES, Chldren's Books Paper, Ink, Pens &C.
- Hair Oils, Soaps, Perfnmery, &C., Cheap at MEh'
RTLL'S, gel Main street. marl6 dawtt
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Refined Sugars,

nEA 80 BBLS. of Stewards and Bristol Refined
Is5E5El SUGARS this day received, and for sale
lNsSs5asssSAz low by ]. f. GREGORY,
Nos and 7, opposite Court Honse. yl7 duwt
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1l)orfester Doilp spp.
Freedom National; Slavery Sectional.
SPEECH OF
Hon. Charles Sumner,
OF MASSACHUSETTS,
ON HIS MOTION
To Repeal the Fugitive Slave Bill,
In the Senate Of the U. States, aug. &c, 1852.

II any thinks that the interest of tbaso NJ in
and the interest of Christianity are two separate and
distinct things, wish my soul may never enter into his
seeleN OLIVER CROMWELL.
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Savings Bank.

Tooth Brushes.
NNAAEA 4 VI nc 49, l.. I.AZEII..
fsSugiS davis POI Main street.
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Surgical instruments.

TUST received, a large tment of SURGICAL
u and DENTAL INSTRUMENTS, by
ID. SCOTT, Jr, Drug list,
aug24 daw3w 2i3 Main street.
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Waldo Hall.

NTAIN street, having undergone repairs, NAV be had
I'VE for $3 an evening, for Lectures, Concerts &C
J. ]. BIGELOW, Agent,
Fob. 25. 1852 dly No 8 Merchant:s Row.
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Starch, ARGOS. &c,

"V4VA O44' III 5UASJ NNC'
IS BBLS Wheat Starch.
- SO do Or Argols
20 do Cream Tartar, received, and foi sale low, nv
9 3 & Al HOW e, Worcester Bank Block
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Bleaching PowdArs. "a

RLEACHING Powders Alum, ground and whole !;
~ Blue Vitriol; BIZ Chro. Potash Red Pruss Potash
yellow DO 40 and White sugar Lead, for sale low by
G. S. & a. j. HOWE, Worcester Bank Block
ie2l DIFF corner of Foster and Norwich st.
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a OTTO E e

10 II U 10 Z 81
TUE subscriber having taken the shop recently oecs
4 pied by VIM. A. WHEELEr, respectfully gives no
tce, THAI he IS prepared TO furnish
HEAVY MILL WORK.
Skating, and General Jobbing.
FORGING, TURNING, and BORING, done to order.
Also Manufactures STATIONARY STEAM EN-
GINES, and attends to Repairs. Wrought IRON
Work, such as Doors, Shutters, Vaults, Sales, Kali
ing Grazing, and Fencing, made to crder
PLANS and ESTIMATES iurn ned, when de.
sired. Orders solicited and executed with despatch
at satisfactory prices
Orders left at No. so Thomas street, or at the
Office Of the Foundry, will receive attention
H CHAS A. WHEELER.
Worcester March !, 1852 mar4 dawsm
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Wonders Wanted.

x OR 20 Mouders vented, at the Worcester Male.
- able Iron Foundry, No Manchester street.
None but those acquainted with the business need ap-
ply. WAITE, CHADSEY d co
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"
10y the South Sutton Boot and Shoe Manufacturing
ID Co, at South Sutton.
good workman can have steady employment AMI
good wages. Address the Company, Whitinsvile p. o.
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CAPITAL TOASTS.

The following capital toasts were drank recently
in Charlottesville, Va at celebration of the glo-
rious triumph of Pierce and King:
L. ALBEMARLE-The mother of Jefferson
At once his birth and burial place,
His cradle and his grave
Music {" Home sweet home.''
2 Virginia She has more pointed the way
TO political truth, and the whole Union has walked
therein. Music: " Garry me back to old Virginny.''l
3. The Sovereignty Of the States and the Union Of
the States. The watchwords ofthe great Democratic
party. Music: :" MarseiIles Hymn."1
4. John C. Calhoun: The great Southern Cross
death has not dmmed its light. [Dirge: PIeyel's
March'1
S. Daniel Webster Let party triumph be hushed
for moment, while the great heart of the nation
throbs heavily at the portals o: his tomb. Music ::
g Burial OF Sir John Moore.''1
6. Franklin Pierce The adopted of the Old
Domnon-New Hampshire gave him to Virginia
Virginia has given him to the world. Music {:
" Yankee Doodle.''1
7. William R. King He is worthy of all the hon.
ors which confding country has bestowed upon
him. Music: g Rose of Alabama."1
8. The Cabinet Of Pierce A piece of furniture
formed from Hickory and Palmetto, and surmounted
by granite top. Music: I" Star Spangled Banner."1
9. The Democracy of the North !: The allies of
the South, because the friends of the Cons tuton.
L. Washington's March,
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DIED :,

In this City, the LIST instant Miss Mary Pulliam,
aged about 70 years. The deceased had been afflicted
with paralysis for months before her death and
she bore her suerngs with fortitude and resignation.
In Kenansvile, Duplin, on the 18th instant, John
Beatty Reid of David Reid Esq, aged years and
months.
In Hyde, on the 5th instant Mr.. Daniel Shaw.
At the residence of her mother, in Orange County,
the 25th of October, Miss Elizabeth Jane Hall, in
the 23d year of her age.
The deceased had early in life professed her faith
in the Saviour and attached herself the Presbyt
Church. and by her walk and conversation daily testified
to those around her that there reality in the religion
of Christ. Cheerfuness blended with humility,
most Distinguishing feature of her piety. In her last
illness she called upon to endure and pro-
tracted suffering and yet she uttered not a murmurng
repning word In social intercourse the deceased was
kind, afabe and courteous companion and the high
est eulogy which language pronounce upon her is
that those who knew her best loved and esteemed her
most. AS Christian she warm-hearted faithful
and energetic. Her attachment to the Church was
strong and ardent and well may say to her survi
wing friends, initiate her praise-worthy example,
S. w.
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An elaborate argument, therefore, to support the
principle of equal suffrage, involved in the BILL is
unnecessary and would be act of supererogation at
this time. The patriotic and intelligent of
North CARROLL ma have demand ed change in our fun
damental law, so as to incorporate therein this prn-
cIPle OF equality, with unanimIiy unparalleled, and
in voice which cannot be disregarded. The people
have not only settled the question as regards the BILL
now under consideration, by emphatic approval of
the principle it involves but they have approved, in
terms alike decisive, the mode therein adopted. of
amending their constitution, least so far as regards
the amendment as embodied in the bill
The only enquiry. therefore, which should have
engaged the attention of the committee, was, wheth
er the requirements of the Constitution, in relation
amendments thereto by the Legislature, had been
strictly complied with. Upon this latter point, there
was no difference of opinion among the members of
the committee. At the last session of the General
Assembly, the present bill passed both Houses, by
the majority prescribed by the Constitution, and all
the solemnties required in its enactment were duly
observed at that session. The committee likewise
concurred in opinion, that this bill, so agreed to- at
the last session, had been published six months pre-
vous the election of the members OF this General
Assembly 1t is much to be regretted that differen-
ces of opinion among the members OF the committee,
either as to the principle involved In the amendment
ITSELF the mode of etfectIng 1t, should nave
resulted in report adverse bill which meets the
approval of nine-tenhs of the people OF the State
and indignant would have been the popular response
from all sections, if the report of majority of the
committee determined the question but fortunately,
they will. by two-third vote, efectuate the object
so wisely begun at the last session, by re-enactng
this BILL and submit the great and important question
it involves to the people for their ratification, or
whether objections, merely formal, shall forestal the
wishes of the people, and debar them the enjoyment
of essential political privileges. Hoping that all the
members of the House may ultimately agree to unite
with the undersigned in responding to the demands
of the people in relation equal suffrage, they
nesly recommend the passage of the present bill,
the effectual and speedy mode of consummating
the wishes of the people on that subject.
Respectfully submitted,
SAMUEL A. WILLIAMS,
10. DOBSON,
G. M. STILES.
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Valuable Property for Sale in Raleigh

|TNHE subscribers will sell, the premises, the
Il 18th of December next, two LOTS, with all the
improvements thereon situated Hillsboroug street
just outside the corporation limits adjoining the Rev
DR.. Mason, and in front of Mr.. Courts and within few
hundred yards of ST. Marys. One of the lots has
and well constructed and we'll built two story Dwelling
House, with three rooms below and three above
all with good repaces two-stoy Kitchen, with four
rooms with ireplaces in each room-together with all
the necessary outhouses. Also, highly improved Gar
dan, of three-fourths of an
The other lot adjoining (on the corner) has Store
AMI Warehouse, Dwelling House, Kitchen, Stable and
Carriage house, and first rate well of water is
excellent stand for the mercantile business.
This property is desirable any about the City OF
Raleigh
Terms made known on day of sale.
JOHN BUFFALOE.
]. w. b. WATSON, Ex'r.
of J. O. WATSON, de.'d
November 18th. 1852. I'D
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SALE OF ND.

"AVING qualified Executor of Peter Ar.
ii ringon. deceased, shall offer for sale to the
highest bidder. the seventh of December next, the
of Land, lying in Franklin county, Cedar
Rock, known the Eben Nelm's tract, containing
eleven hundred less. Said land has il
buildings with never failing spring OF wafer and
we'll adapted TO the growth wheat and tobacco
Those wishing to purchase desirable residence sn-
ated Cedar Rock Male Academy, would do wei! to
examine the premises before the day Of sale. Terms
made known on day of sale. w. D. Coppedge, Esq,
and Maj j. Thomas may be referred 10. who ell
acquainted with the land, and will give information
desired.
THOMAS C. ARLINGTON, Executor.
November 10Th, 1852. Pit.
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RESIGNATION OF CHIEF JUSTICE RUFF1N. 1t

RESIGNATION OF CHIEF JUSTICE RUFF1N. 1t
will be seen, by reference to Legislative pro-
ceedings of Wednesday, that that day a letter
from Chief Justice Rufin was read to the two
Houses in which he resigns his place the Su-
preme Court Bench. This event has occasioued
10 small degree of concern and regret both among
the members of Assembly and the people. In the
House, Gen. Saunders took occasion to express his
regret at the prospect of losing eminent and SO
valuable Judge; and in the Senate, after some
remarks from Col. Joyner Of a similar character,
Mr.. Gilmer rose and spoke at some length, and in
the course of his remarks bore strong and eloquent
testimony to Judge Ruffin's noble traits and viz
tues as man, and to his integrity, industry, and
very great learning as Judge.
The reader will be struck with the dignifed SIM
plicity of the letter of resignation. 1t is model
letter of the kind.
The whole people of the State will hear of this
event with regret. The present Legislature will,
of course, fill the vacancy, but we know of no one
who supply the ,ss to the Bench occasioned
by this resignation.
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MINORITY REPORT.

tee nu T"ueIsisned, members of the Select Commit
the hill , Reform, TO whom Was referred
do D O' 10 amend the CONSTITUTION of North Carolina,
that comm IN the report submitted by majority of
ifeJ disco, q. and beg leave 10 enter their unqual-
approval nf thefeIO and express their most hearty
of the mode %e amendment proposed by the BILL and
The rich, of 'e.eln adopted for effecting it.
Candidates for elective oces es ne ,b 20 voS
and no one american ideas OF liberty and equality
iy Of ma me can oppose it, who believes in the
10 demons,rso OF The proposition amounts in itself
uns an axiom in the political sb of
anu supporter of republican principles
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LET US STAND TOGETHER.

Now that we are triumphant as a party in al
most all quarters, and as the people look to the
Democracy to give effect to their principles by Sc
Letting proper agents to carry ont those principles,
it is of the first Importance that should BE UNI
TED, and act together as one man. The adversary
is watching closely for divisions in ranks, and
he will certainly profit by divisions should they oc-
cur. Let disappoint him, and CRAFTY friends
by fully meeting their expectations.
The present Legislature is Democratic the
State is Democratic-the people have willed that
Democratic measures shall prevail and be estab-
lished and that will, which has beea so clearly
and conclusivey pronounced, is entitled not merely
to respect, but it ought to be obeyed-
If we divide now, all the fruits of well-won
victory may be lost. If we fail to unite in one in
stance, we may fail in all. Let the motto of every
sincere Republican therefore be" Union, harmo-
ny, concession thing for the cause nothing
for men,.