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VIRGINIA, CITY oF NORFOLK, BONDS.

PROPOSALS. will be received until the goth day Of March
1 proximo, for Bonds of the City OF Norfolk TO the
amount of Two Hundred Thousand Dollars to be issued In
sums Of Five Hundred and One Thousand Dollars each,
deemabe In twenty years. with semannual interest," Cou
pons attached
Bidders will offer the Stock Bonds with interest pay
able in New York. also for Bonds with interest payable
in the City of Norfolk.
Offers be made for any part Of the above amount
Proposals will he received by Robt H. Gallaher President
of the Bank Of the Union, Washington, O.; VIM. Ward
Of York and the Register of the City of Norfolk
The Commissioners and the Committee in charge Of tho
object the right to accept or reject amy bid
feb 2S-dt mario
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Bay~ On Thursday week the Annual Confer.
in Georgetown. Rev. DR.. Reese, president.
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"Hol FOR CALIFORNIA" seems to be the gen
eral cry, now, all over the country. -PhH S,u,
Yes, and hoe for gold after you get there
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RSy The Cogniacs and the Maineiacs are the
names given to two parties now forming through
out the United States.
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Having been honored with an invitation to
visit this ship, and being at the same time in
formed by the circular that steamboats, would
leave the steamboat wharf every half hour from,
II until o'clock to-day, we repaired to the
wharf at one, where we found vast multitude
of people, carriage folks" and foot-passengers,
waiting like ourselves, and learned that but one
boat load had departed. We waited until past
two, when a boat from the ship arrived, bringing
the President of the United States and family,
and very large number of other passengers.
By this arrival we learned that the Baltic
was crowded beyond all satisfaction, COM
fort, or endurance, and that it was the wish
of her commander that no more visiters would
then 60 down Whether more did or not, we
did not wait to learn. Knowing that null
ttude of people who had been honored with IN
invitation, as we had been, were doomed to dis
appointment, as well as ourselves we summoned all
the philosophy We possessed to our aid, and re-
turned to our sanctum to tell of our discontinue.
We suppose Mr.. Collins's desire to do the ut
most in the way of accommodating and entertain
ing the public betrayed him into going beyond
his ability with his courtesy and hospitality.
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Second appearances of the celebrated comedy actress
Miss Julia Bennett.

THIS TUESDAY, EVENING, March 2, 1852 will be per.
formed odsmths excellent comedy in FIVE acts entitled
SHE STO0pS TO CONQUER Miss Hardcastle, with songsl
Miss Bennett To conclude with the petite comedy Of THE
DAY AFTER THE WEDDING. Lady Elizabeth Freelovc,
with songs) Miss j. BENNETT.
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n6s" A plank road is to be made between
Greenville, South Carolina, and Asheville, Nortl
Carolina
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Eag~ The Rev. r. B. Westbrook, of the Metho.
dist Episcopal Church, united himself, last week,
with the Fourth Presbytery of Philadelphia
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nsy- Oh that some one would SANDER MS. tbal

nay" Oh that some one would Islander us, that
we might rebuke him with that truthful say ing,
that I" The worthiest people are most injureel by
slandcrers, as we usually find that to be the best
fruit which the birds have been pecking at"
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Bay~ If you meet friend going to place Of
amusement when you are going to church, do not
press him TO go with YOU butrather 90 with him. be-
cause he might laugh at your religious bigotry or
fanaticism
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Northern Liberties Building Association The
third annual meeting this Association will be held on
Tuesday evening ID day of March, at the Medical Col
ege corner 18th streets at o'clock The election
of officers will take place. and the annual report be made
feb 2S-3t JOSEPH RADCLIFFE, Secy.
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ma" Thursday next will be observed by the
Presbyterian church of Virginia as day of fast,
ing and prayer.
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nay Who said it? We forget, but it is prett y
saying, that Some hearts, like evening prinl-
roses open most beautifully in the shadows OF
l;fo
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NEW GOODS! NEW GoODs!!

NEW GOODS! NEW G00DS!I
WYNN. EGAN 81 SON have just received large
w assortment of Bleached and Brown Shirtings and
Sheeng Irish Linens SHIFTING Prints Light Fancy Prints
lowprced De LANES, Apron Checks Shifting Stripes Bed
Tickings Canton Fannels, Crash Diapers Also Cotton
Hosiery, Cotton and Silk Gloves Black Net Mits and
Gloves White Coored Kid Gloves, Gum Suspenders,
~ WIN. EGAN SON,
feb 2eetl South side Penn avenue, Sd cast Of 18th st.
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Rey~ The "Morning Star" Of New York is .
sprightly, cheerful, pleasant Star.
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Prices Of Admission.

Private Boxes S. Dress Circle and Parquete so cents
Reserved Seats rs cts; Orchestra Seats rs cts Fami
Circle 25 cts. Third Tier so cs Colorcd Gallery rs cts
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Esy% Does the Maine law say anything about
the knocking spirits, or are they not ardent?
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DIR. ]. 8. ROSES
~ DE ATT pain. CIR Err

4 hEAI PAIN-CUhEnI
U THE WONDER OF THE AGElii
ALL PAIN CURED LIKE MAGIC This wonderful
preparation is used internally and externally giving i'm
mediate relief from all bodily palms.
II used according to directions 1t not only relieves all
pain but cures 1t usually the first application 1t
may relied upon for curing and giving almost instant
relief thousands who have used it testify to Rheu
matsm, Ague Sudden Colds Cholera, Dysentery Cholera
Morbus Peurisy, Earache, Toothaehe, Cholic, and all
pain In the Stomach or Bowels Headache Pains in the
Womb Pains in the Limbs Joints, Back, Spine Disease
Lumbago Scalds Burns Chllblans, Sprains, Bruises,
Pimples and all Chronic Eruptions .
1fyou wish to be relieved from ALL PAIN, use Dr. Roses
PAIN-CURER.
If YOU desire to be cured of ALL DISEASES take his
Family Medicines. Price 1914 rs, and SO cents per bottle
For Coughs, Colds, Group, and Whooping Cough
DE PREPARED FOR CHANGE OF WEATHER.-The
d frequent changes of the weather bring with it bad
COLDS COUGH, ASTHMA, IRRITATION of the LUNGS,
SORE THROAT and BRONCHITIS, all of which can be
cured the system fortified against frequent attacks by
using Dr. J. s. ROSES Celebrated COUGH SYRUP Price
only so cents.
CHILDREN are also liable to Group, which dangerous
complaint yields Immediately to Dr. ]. S. Roses never
falling GROUP SYRUP. Price rs cents.
WHoOPING COUGH, another complaint, always worse
in cold and damp weather The afflicted will find great
relief in the Of DR.. j. s. Roses WHOOPlNG COUGH
SYRUP, which always relieves and prevents the disease
from running into other Diseases such as INFLAMMA-
TON of the LUNGS, DR0PSY in the CHEST, and CON-
SUMPTION Price so cents DR. Roses successful treat
ment in all Lung Affections has created great demand
for the above highly valuable Family Medicines.
y. D. Gilman, W. H. Gilman,
Charles Stott Co. Samuel Butt,
j. +. Callan, John w. Marin,
feb 28-tr Washington city, d. G.
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JOHN H. BUTHMANN,

Pennsylpduia aue,sue south Sde between -Four and
a-half and Sixth streets,
JyAs RECEIVED, by schooner Washington, and other
4 Il arrivals
SO baskets Meets yerzenay Champagne
25 baskets p. A. Mumm's Verzenay Champagne
rs baskets Heidsick Co.'S.
Also extra superior Cognac Brandy London Brown Stout
In pints, and fine Havana Cigars, Columbia brand"
D
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sERENADES |

A PUBLICATIONS. FOR MUSIC FOR sERENADEs, COM
n pridng the best VOCAL and INSTRUMENTAL talent
In Washington upon being addressed TO HENRY WALTER,
vocalist at the National Theatre, will be attended to imme
dlately mar z
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Parker's Fancy Store!
NEW GOODS!

NEW GOODS!
JUsT ARRIVED, per steamer Humboldt expressly for
~ sales .
G cartons rich and beautiful Ribbon
do do French Flowers
20 very latest styles Shell Tuck Combs
40 pairs newest style Bracelets
elegant Pearl Fans
90 Sandal-wood Fans, very pretty
10 cartons Ladies' fancycoored and white Kid Gloves.
IN PERFUMERY-
30 dozen Lubn's Finest Extracts
10 " Rose and Musk Soap
10 patterns Jars of Pomntum
10 very superior Hair Oils
Guerlan Illustrate, for Identifying and pro-
noting the growth Of tho human hair
case (b6 dozen Jo An. Farina Cologne In ocagon ana
long bottles, and some in wicker bottles
Bay Rum MADAME Lavegria's distillery) -
Rouge Face Powder, &c, &c. PARKERS
Comb Fancy, and Perfumery Store,
feb 26-tf under National Hotel.
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Fulflment of Prophecy.-Mr. Gallaher's second
discourse this interesting will be given this even
ing, at o'clock, in the First Presbyterian Church
street Theme: The grandeur, guilt, and downfall Of
Ro,ylon mar
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National Theatre.

Mr.. K. A. MARSHALL - Sole Lessee.
Mr.. w NJ FLEMING Stage Manager.
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Rg- once on Pennsylvania avenue, south
side, between Four-and-a-half and sixth
streets.
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Economy of Time and Labor!

WE are roasting and grinding daily, C0FFEEs of the
w different kinds in use, and offer them as an article
pure and unauthorized.
The delightful aroma of Coffee is often destroyed or
greatly deterorated by negligent roasting We pay par
cuar attention the roasting process and select the very
best qualities that can be obtained Consequently offer
an article we feel sure Of giving entire satisfaction Try it,
W. c. HARPER & CO.,
mar 2ytr Penn. nv, so. side, bet AZ and 9th sts
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Mrs. GOldsc hInidt.

The Springfield (Mass.) Post !" states that
Mrs. Jenny Lind Goldschmidt has purchased a
farm in Northampton in that State. We hope
this is true, and that she will make her home in
our country. We have always expressed this
hope, and for the reason that we believe the
sphere of her usefulness will here be very wide,
while she may enjoy happy home. Her vocal
ism is above the standard of artists, ascending
into the region of the natural, to which few ever
attain Our amateurs in general, instead of en-
deavoring to sing to the heart and to the soul,
seek only to initiate what mechanical musicians
have pronounced difficult, We have, therefore,
many wonderful performers, and but few who
strike the chords of thrilling sympathy.
Daily American telegraph. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1851-1852, 1852-03-02

aas There are about eighty teachers in the
public and private schools in this District
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Has. The present engagement Of Forrest, the
tragedian, at the Broadway Theatre, New York,
it is said by the STAR" has been the most sue
cessful that has ever been witnessed i'll that or
any other city. The capacious theatre has been
crowded every night by intelligent and most re-
spectacle people, a large proportion of whom
were ladies. Never has the great American ira
gedian been SO enthusiastically applauded, and
never has he SO successfully exerted himself to
deserve the heart-bursts of approval which his
noble acting 80 frequently elected. We have
heard some talk of his coming to Washington to
play round of characters, but do not know
how true it is If he intends doing so, we wish
to make bargain with him, viz: that if he
keeps silent about his domestic griefs and wrongs,
30 will we-all of us!
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CALICoEs AND GINGHAMs !

WE just received Of English double purpl
w Prints warranted fast coors at cents per yarC
Also, Check 6ingham beautiful goods, at ia Gu
per yard
feb 2S-3t W. EGAN SON.
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UMBRELLAS! UMBRELLAs!!

WE have now on hand 10 cases of Cambria anC
ArN Bingham Umbrellas, bought at auction, much
49, below the regular prices, and will be sold, whole
~ sale and retail, very cheap, by
feb 2S-3t w. EGAN SON.
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SPRING STYLE OF HAT FOR 1852.

IN THIS DAY. Saturday, February 2sthD the sub.
scriber will introduce GENs beautiful style Of Hat,
which, for symmetry and TASTE cannot be surpassed.
The public are invited to call
REMICK, Halter,
feb 2S-4w Bridge street, Georgetown, D. G.
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WHITE ASH COAL.

WHITE ASH COAL.
4 CARGO of frstrate White Ash Coal is just received
N and offered low for cash to puncual customers.
r. MAGRUDER,
r,a- o-ats cor Missouri ay. and 9th st.
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OAF and brown Sugar, green and black Tea very
superor Java Maracabo, and Rio Coffee, fresh roasted
and ground Coffee Moasses Mackerel family and superne
Flour, Bacon, Lard Salt Raisins, Maccaroni Vermcel
Salad OIL Pickles, Spices, &c.
WINES and LIQUORS. good assortment, Of fine quail.
iy in wood and bottles with choice Cigars and Tobacco
all for sale cheap and delivered free Of carriage by
j. 7. RADCLIFFE co.
feb 2s-st INTEL Odd Fellows Hall, 18th ri.
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GENUINE PERUVIAN GUAN0!

GENUINE PERUVIAN GUAN0l
lots TO suit purchasers from barrel 70 one hundred
| tona For sale by n WHEELER,
I'm Penna av.. OPP Browns Hotel.
DOR RENT-ready furshed--a very convenient
I neat and agreeable HOUSE, street SOUTH Capitol
Hill, than three minutes walk from the Capitol
square For terms and further particulars inquire the
premises, next door west Of Or. Hansons mar 1-3d*
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WHrTEHURsT's and extensive Gallery or Pre-
MUM DaGueucofypes, the Duva Br
~ and 9th Streets Pennsylvania
This ralary Others built an
the second foor and arranged expressly purpose IL
ans OF the largest skyghs this country the most
for copying paintings OF dagsueoypes no, having superior
the world, where obtained beautiful and highly finished
daguerreoypes In all weather. though cloudy preferable
for children Post mortem promptly attended
Awarded the first medal MARYLAND
tutc, and premium AZ the late Fair nj New York.
GAtLsnIssNo pos Baltimore Baltimore Broadyysy
New York Pennsylvania Washington, o.; ~ Main
street. chmond, Virginia Lynchbure Virginia Norfolk Wiz.
Hnis and Petersburg, Virginia.
These galleries free to the public day
- ~ J. II, WHTTEHURsr.
DEC. Sole proprietor
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VALUABLE business stand for Rent I'm Washington
city, and immediate ion Of the three
In the building erecting the old established
corner Of 9TH street west and Market Space They built in the
modern for goods
side light OF the % high
Is wide by IS Deep
The clear dry and finished for sales well lighted by
windows and around building The
ing Market Space is IL wde 81 feet
~ feet wdo by % feet deep having skygh feet wide
long II has basement, finished for sales s6 wide
feet deep, feet inches high There communication
each with its basement by stairway The third
feet wide by 81 deep with skght feet by
the large could be
last into Zach has pavement
fuel.
side rennsyIvania avenue, between "a and AZ streets.
Dec l3-TuIbSstu ANNE n. DERMoTT.
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rHAMpAGNE WINE sSo.--Just received from g,vr. aoo
Importation, viz - = 80
Cabinet Champagne
Boxers ver,sncsy
Bouche Do
Renand Francois superior Heidsiecrdo
And other choice brands.
With general assortment OF selected liquors. cigars
For psc by GEO. 4 TIIOs pARKFk A. co
Decs-Turhsaown Opposite Brown. Hotel,
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CARDThe public respectfully requested to
n stock OF rich cabinet French dinner
and tea service mantsi vases glass svcrpaed ware
Of useful household seIectcd with
from the expressly city trade
and will be sold exceedingly for cash. for
satisfactory paper
DYER MCGUIRE,
sept i"-n Auouoneers.
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COKE, Tar, and Lime hand and sale n the
" Washington GasWork-The coke fuel gives
heat and se almost readily charcoal The
chiefly paint for the timber
being highly impegnated with ammonia value
and far superior the ordinary lime when used for purpose
Dec 30-H
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q. w. YrRry,
Of Washington City.


Pennsylvania avenue between 7 and sh Washington Co.
WHoLEsALE and retail dealers foreign staple
and fancy dry goods rugs, matinr cloths tabs
apd piano covers bed Spreads Blankets shcengs and
nfshing dry goods generally.
Strict, prompt, personal attention given orders.
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ALL WIDTHsNow and for sale much less tan
IA the usual prices .. n. NfU f55
20 medium and priced "a table dsmast,
patterns
pscss nns 1914 table damsrk, rich patterns
70 dsmssk table prices
20 dozen beached and brown doyiies
- dozen assorted damask and Huckabsck towels
20 risces towshnFs all kiud', styles, and prices.
- p1eees Irish linens, I" all
- Vasess hno linens for bosoms
I loo pieces hne bsscbed shirfpa
W6 of all OF which win be
so3S vs1y cheap for The
Terms eAsA. uness naed 10 the contrary.
Good articles low prices, and lair dealing may b, relied
PERRY A BROTHER.
Jan l3-5wn Opposite Genre Market.
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DIRECT TRADE"

BAYLOR co. commission merchants, Amsterdam, Hol
v. land will consignment cotton lumber rice, WOOL
cotton yarn, timber, tobacco &C., &C.
We tender services the planters manufacturer
Of South and will be happy give static
desired for the information OF friends Of the
formed South for
commercial manufacturing, and shipping interests u the
southern States.
Jan 6-law6mdaw
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no mAsxB ROom.--Ip order that may room Tor =
supy Of spring goods are selling OF
winter goods extremely Tow prices. tH.s t55E
100 black md coosed ebay saie long shawls choice styles
30 comprising all kinds, from
supwAnc great bargains
$50 cloths and cassimees including
styles snd prices The black French cloths aud cassimeres
In the lot are very fine and cheap
rs hchy pointed CLOTH piano and table covers
los peces white hs,se, yard TO fine
bundles wooIen cotton
7 shirts and drawers
prices tas #N5F l n
s stock Of bcmbsrncs sIracas, moussenes mcaos
of goods,
plete, and prices proverbsally low y
English and French and coors
We offering extra barrans In MI kinds
silks. N7leH1 glE N.uE. ~
Is pieces ladies " habit cloths" assorted colorp
5
100 Dozen ladi.s' Kid gloves, assorted colors
90 places white osmhres and mosins nj all prices
- pocsse linens, all linen, width.
100 assorted with other
goods In Inc all ~ which, bear in mind win
rnnrhaby how prices. Ia t.
Terms essh, unless arranged % the contrary. Cd f.
Coed asucesow prices and fair dealing b. relied
eAsoA 1900 I.lN PERRY q BROTHER,
Jan 13--3wif Opposite Centre Market
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MATHEW ", CLAIR CLARKE has recpened an
nj fb the transaction ~ and agency business.
OF the
Wizards Hotel, where he boards.
Nov 0o-d3m mat, Intel, Republic, Telegraph
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FRED TATEl tWlLLAh TATE.
FRED. TATE 4 BROTHER,
Late Of Huntsville, .ilabarna0
ATTORNEYS coussELLoRs LAW, GRANGE, fAYETTE
cousrr, TEXAS,
ILL their attention business nusted them
w In Fayete and the adjoining countless
D. Particular attention paid 10 land claims and collections.
Jan l6-d3m
Canton mait,ngs, Floor Oiicloths, Csrpotins, DC.
TUE Subscribers receiving schooner Statesman,
from New York
50 pieces ~ heavy white Canton maidnss
30 do "a do do do
20 do "A do red checked do do
rs do 54&64do do
10 do A do fancy do
do English ociob, 16 feet wide
do American ocoth, from twelve eighteen
wide
a5 do ow-prced American oicot three to six fee,
wide
10 do Cocoa matings, for basement, &C.
Also constantly hand full of
ported and American carpctng, such
Tapestry velvet tapestry Brussels English and
imperial thrcepy and Ingram fine and ingram
priced hemp and both striped
with other article
fully determined upon good any
other dealers In this country.
Apis-n r. II. HooE co.
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expression OF sentiments under proper circumstances
Depend upon it. shall best preserve our own self.
respect by such course, and the respect OF the
world
II this request granted would be an act that would
produce most favorable effect upon the people of this
country and ii refused have said there the matter
would end, unless indeed the British government should
so far forget what due itself and 10 give
rude answer not justified by the circumstances nor the
manner of the application have no belief air that
II were, we should find some means OF not being left in
debt upon the occasion. National dignity good thing
but let us not be everlasngly that in danger
As TO the encouragement that this step would give to
liar applications by other powers to il does
sion the slightest When such case occurs
circumstances and ntercession is made for similar
object and IN unexceptionabe language will be
received in the best feeling ay and granted too unless
there are lar stronger objections TO the there
appears TO me TO be in the instance there could
be any ear-yhich am satisfied there would not be--nf
the release OF these banished sufferers lest thew might
again become dangerous let them be sent 10 this great
asylum of the oppressed OF all nations where we shall
be ready TO receive them, and admit em TO all the prv
eges oil our potca system as soon the provisions of
our constitution will permit If England hail their de.
paIture, we should welcome their arrival
One word, sir, the subject precedent whose appcar
ance anticipate on this occasion old enemy al
ways upon the alert to enforce the stand still policy For
once lei us put foot down without frat peeri,r care.
iuy about to ascertain IL foot was ever placed In that
precise spot before Let yield the generous sym
pa'hes OF our nature Let obey the inspirations OF
me age and try where the trial il proper, to set the
prisoner free Ii the world must have pecedents let IN
make one; they have been made before US and this
VIII oe precedent for peace and not for WARRIOR mercy,
anu nor TOT vengeance nor oppressiona precedent for
'ercesson between governments in favor of suffering
humanity Let us set an example, If there never was