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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-03-01
SPRING TRADE-lS53.

by packets and steamers from Liverpool and
~ haVre, we are receiving our Spring Impor-
tations, of BRITISH, FRENCH and GERMAN
GOODS, purchased for cash in the various English
and Continental markets, comprising very iar.e
and splendid assortment, smong which are a vare-
ty OF new and beautiful styles of Ladies' Dress
Goods.
And by various arrivals from New York and
Boston, we are receiving our stock of AMERICAN
FABRICS, the whole comprising one of the largest
and most attractive sssortments we have ever been
able to offer.
Our stock has been purchased under the most
advantageous circumstances, and by the Ist March
will be entirely complete; and we respectfully 40.
lict the merchants of Virginia, North Carolina and
Tennessee to give it an examination, with the as.
sUrance that our Goods will be sold as low > thew
can be bought IN any market in this country.
We have also on hand large and fashionable
tured at home, under our direct snperyison with
the aid OF the most experienced cutters We have
| made such arrangements in this department as en-
abies US to compete successfully with any Clothing
establishment in the United STATES ' s-o'-s
| - the whole will be offered q, rr;,o. ...;sf.c.
tory to the purchaser, and upon liberal terms
| 40 80 hENI, PAINE 81 KENT.
| Two CONTRACTDRS.-sea nronosaIs
| = VIII be received until the OfI, Of March,
500, LOT tne building of Bridge of 80 feet
| ePau' On hoWs Patent, acress Christians Greek,
~ aae va central Railroad "a Augusta county
aSIols can bid on other plans II they wish
II contractors desire it, materials for the Bridge
may De transported on ue railroad az far as Me.
| chnm River
Sealed proposals will also be received for the
ssaoing ana masonry of section No 80, on the Gov.
| iug.on Extension.
=, Plans and profles will be ready from the 9TH to
ths i0th Of March, Inclusive.
~ order of the Board.
| 7. Golden RUGGLHs. +,
lEnsuirsr, Wing and Times please copy.l
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FRESH GOODS.-Received thi
morning, at the ladies Saloon
Ladies White Kid and Satin slippers
Do Black Cater Boots at $50
Do do do do thick soles, at $50
Do do Morocco Boots, thin soles
Do Bronze do do do do
Childrens Boomer Boots, black and colored
Do thick soled Morocco and Goat Boots
Misses do do do do do
All fresh made, and Of the best qualities
WHITE L. PAGE, No. 70 Main st.,
fe % 3 doors below DooleY's.
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u The iron Tube Works at M.,a.,
Mass. were sold last week to James C. INN,
for $4,000. They cost upwards Of 500 600,
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D@An account of the celebration of the
2snd Feb. in the newspapers states that HENRY
A WISE, Jr. deliveredan eloquent oration be-
fore the PaiIomathian Society" on "Fi1ed
Priaciples.''
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DOCKS, BOOKS MORE BOOKS
- just received the annexed Books:
Heaven, or Earnest and Scriptual Inquiry into
the Abode OF the Sainted Dead
Treatise on Conversion, 5y Rev R Baxter
The Summer and Winter of the Soul, by Rev E
Neale
Heaven Opened, or Brief and Plain Discovery
of the Riches of Gods Covenant and Grace, By Rev
r Aheine
The Young Lady's Mentor: guide to the forma-
ton of character in a series of letters, by Lady
For sale az the Baptist Book Depository by
fe IA CHAS. WORKMAN.
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ara MARCH, 1ssa.


60uuu Tip 85s
" conjunction with the cspacious and splendid
steamer baltimore, will be run, for the purpose of
afording those who may desire to witness the GER.
emonies Of the following day in Wsshington. .
comfortable trip on the occasion, with but the loss
Of single day from business.
The train viii leave the depot In Richmond pre-.
cisely at 4 o'clock M and arrive st the Greek
aboutsK NJ, where passengers will be able to
have q comfortable supper, and nights rest on
board of the commodious steamer Baltimore, and
reach Washington in the course OF the night. Dur.
ing the following day, meals viii be served IN board
for such may desire it, and all so disposed, can
lodge on board the same night, free of extra
charge.
Returning, passengers can take either of the
mail boats which leave Washington dsily at 9 81
and 81 AN.
~ Fare for the round trip s5-meals and
staie-room extra. SAMUEL RUTH,
Agent of Transportation.
Office e. P R r Company,
Richmond Feb 81 JS53 IL 21
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BARGAINS EXTRAORDINARY.-D this
ID week and the balance of this month, we viii
selth cheapest Dry Goods ever yet sold by US, in
order to make sufficient room for our new Spring
supply Our assortment at present win compare
favorably with any other establishment in our
line, except the prices of the Goods, which con-
siderable lower. Look at the fine wide Bleached
Cotton at Cd, worth l2t; Bed Ticking g. 10 and l2A
cents; bule Silk Wells 25c, Kid Gloves 373c very
large lot of Embroideries just received, Cambria Ed
ging and Inserting at l24 Is, worth richly double;
Cambria Bands CSC, Merrimack Prints Cd, great
variety of patterns Irish Linens and Diapers very
cheap, Bobbins and Ngead Edeings.
The following very desirable Goods received the
last few days: ice pieces Plaid, Swiss and Csmbic
Musins, do striped and checked, embroidered Eus-
Inns in white and colorea for party dresses also,
100 Grape Shawls, plain and embroidered, Of this
years importations.
cheap goods. .MILLHI SER & BRO.
fe Ia 1913 Broad street,
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NOTICE

NOTICE
TO LADIES AND GENTLEMEN,
r. That l have now on hand, the
largest and best assortment of
Boots and shoes, of good quality, ever
offered in this city, selected by myself ex.
the best Philadelphia make. Among my assert
ment can bs found something extra, to which
would most respectfully can the attention of all In
want as they will be sold low, by
ALEXANDER HILL,
Manufacturer and dealer in Boots, Shoes,
Trunks, Carpet Bags, Valicss &c,
fe8 No l27 Main street. Richmond, Va.
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GLOVER sEED.-rnirty bushels Clover
seed, Tor sale low to close Consignment.
&c COS A. 8. LEE.
IA ALAGA GRAPES, fresh received, fur sale
oy JUAN PIZZIHi,
Az0 Next door to the Exchange Bank.
LOVER, TIMOTHY AND HERDS
Grass Seed, for sale by
fell 8. McGRUDER & SONS.
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MORTALITY AMONG HoGs.-1'he disease
which is so fatal to hogs in some parts f
Ohio and Kentucky issupposed to be cholera.
Root & Snyder distilers, at Carroltsr, Ky,
lost six hundred in ten days.
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The journal OF COMMERCE" significant
ly says: 1.-THE laws of the United States make
the importation of slaves from foreign coun.
tries, Piracy. The British government sane
tons the importation of coolies into Jamaic
and other British islands. How much better
this system is than the slave trade and slavery
the reader may judge"
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UNDRRTAXING.-Tbe sub.

@P7 UNDERTAKING.-The sub
scriber begs leave TO return bis
thanks 10 his numerous friends and the public at
large for the liberal patronage bestowed upon hin
during the past IA years, both Ca5net Maker and
Undertaken, and to inform them THAI he mas formed
CO partnership with DIR WILLIAM MURRAY
well known to the citizens of Richmond as enc Of
the old firm Of Poore, Murray e. Roper, for the ex
elusive purpose of conducting the Undertaking
Business in all its branches. His shop is on tns
East side of Governor street, next door above the
old stand of Roper e. Cowing, between Main and
Franklin streets where will always be kept large
assortment OF ready made Collins, and where a.
orders LEFT viii meet win prompt attention.
fe I4-3m b. w. ROPER
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NEW YORK LIFE INSURANCE COM.

lie
u PANY.-The eighth annual re portef this Com.
pany ia received, and from which the annexed pros.
porous results are exhibited, viz:
Amount of assets on hand, January Ist,
1852, S452. 7ss "a
During the year 1852 1850 new policies
were issued; and amount of premiums
received, and other receipts, amount.
ed to $356,242 AZ
DISBURSEMENTS:
Amount paid losses by
death, interests on diyi.
bends, salaries, commits.
sions, and all other ex.
penses, 1882 25
--Is3,920 %
ASSETS: $685., 67S 90
The above amount of assets is invested in United
States and New York State securities, in accord
ance with the charter, bonds and mortgages, notes
received for 40 per cent. premiums ON life policy,
cash on hand, &c.
For Lite Insurance, and all other information
call on the agent, al the Baptist Book store
les CHAS. WORKMAN, Agent
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Gl 00 SI.00.-ODe thousand LiiSenesses
y l.OU, have been taken at OsBoRWs Da.
guerrean Galleries since the reduction of prices.-
And we now wish it understood By ali that Osborn
will continue to take fine Sky Light Miniatures IN
neat for 81. Remember, this is the only place
where SkyLight Miniatures are taken for 81. 70
those that think one dollar is too cheap for good
Likeness, we would ONLY say, call and get Like
ness worth or $40. Remember the place.
OSBORNS,
Opposite the Banks, SIGN of the American Flags
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7 YIRGTNTA CENTRAL Rail.

rg5x.zxxtsszE1 FIKGINIA CENTKAII Kali.
1Rroad.-Mle Tickets Three Gents
Per MSs-To accommodate the way travel, tickets
will be sold at the Treasurers office, in Richmond
at cents per mile, provided that not less than ten
dollars win be sold at one time.
These ticke.a viii not be transferable, and viii
be- used for distances not exceeding IS miles. No
CHARGE less thsn IS cents, II GILL,
fe lin Superintendent
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SLEDGE-HAMMER Music 1T is said that a
singular musical novelty has been introduced
into musical performance at Rome. In Yer.
dis new opera Of the I'rou5ddour, an dnriI
chorus, with an accompaniment of sledge.
hammers, is.introducet,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-03-01

ADVERTISING SERMoNs.-The practice o!
advertising the texts of Sermons, and the sub
?ec's upon which Clergymen are TO preach
has been found TO be productive ofgreat gooc:'
especially where it has become regular ousl-
ness. The Press, by this means, directs pub
lie ttention not merely to the most eloquent
and gifted diviues, but to subjects OF the high
est personal and public Importance.
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erARLER,s AnODYNR CHERRY Elk.
= pEcT0RANT.

is confidently recommended to
sa0/ invalids, ss UNSURPASSED by any
XXX cc 5Sw5H 'HoARsENEss md 9th
ser forms Of Common Colds, BR0N-
- - CHITIS, ASTHMA, GROUP, CON.
srMpTroN in an Early Stage, and for the relief Of
the Patient even in advanced stages OF that Fatal
Disease. ~uvn.s;.. - -,
e.teeed value with others of more recent discovery
and besides its soothing ana tonic qnaiities acts
through the skin gently and Win eHcacy tor the
cure Of of tin most respectable Physicians. to
hn, we communicated knowledge of the constitu-
ents Of these Medicines have been PLEASED to favor ~
tbst tbey are the best remedies they have been
ACQUAINTED with for the of the diseases for which
'ne1 OPINION OF DR.. SAMUEL B. MARTIN.
One the experienced of the faculty in this City
and long celebrated for his successful practice
T1EMEN.-I have carefully examined the COM
moment parts of your Darrh9a Cordial well your
Anodyne Cherry Expectorant, and find them both
valuable compounds the doses safe and consistent
mend them B. MARTIN, M. D..
The subscribers, Apothecares and Pharmaceutical
the City of Baltimore satisfied that the prepare
lions known as SrABLER's ANoDYEE CHERRYgEx-
PEcToRANT and STARLER DIARRHGA CORDIAL, are
medicines of great value and very efficient for the
et and of the diseases for which they are recon-
mended; they bear the evidence OF skill and care in
their preparation and style of putting up and take
pleasure in recommending them to our customers.
g. A. Moore, Israel J. Grahame Jos Roberts, II. FL.
NJ. Larogue, s K Fleming J. w; Barry Cos Jos. B.
Stansbury, Mcpherson Marshall, Edward C. Gilpin,
Phillips, A. w. Hughes, 6. w. Johnston.
Stabler's Diarrbea Cordial.
lisa pleasant Mixture, compounded in agreement
with the rules of Pharmacy of THERAPEUTIC agents long
known and celebrated for their peculiar efficacy in
ring DIARRHGA and similar affections of the system
In its action it NAUSEA and produces healthy
action of the LIVER, thus removing the cause at the
same time that it cures the disease.
Opinion of Doct JOHN ADDISON, Physician to the Bal
timore Southern DiSpensary.
Having made trial of your Diarrhea Cordial, and be-
ing acquainted with the ingredients of which it is
composed it gvesme much pleasure in adding my tes-
timoy to that of others in favor of its extraordinary
efficacy in the cure of piarrhea and Summer Com.
plant in children and adults
With much respect &C.,
JOHN ADDISON, nj. d.
For sale by Druggistsseneraly Purcell, Laid Co.,
Richmond, Agents. Oc2l-lawd&w6m
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-03-01

MARRIAGES IN IRELAND.-A recent report
from The Register General Of Marriages, in Ire.
land, developss the singular fact that, in the
famine year of 1876 there were more marriages
Were than in any single year since. Accord.
mig 10 this showing, there is no truth in the old
proverb, when poverty comes in at the door,
love goes out of The window
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-03-01

ONE WAY OF BRINGING A MAN TO HIS SEN.
SEs.-Spencer Wells, OF Newbury, Mass, who
leaped from the cars while under a temporary
htas. atiod Of mind, was not killed. as stated by
the Bangor Mercury. The Portland Argus
says" After wandering about during the
night of Saturday, in whice: his feet were some.
what frozen, his consciousness returned, and he
was soon restored to his friends. He is now
comfortable, and we are told will recover from
his bodily injuries. His sudden attack of in.
sanity is entirely dispeiied"
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list who has won some deserved celebrity at
Charleston, s. c., has made discovery which
must add, we think, great value to the daguer-
Teotype. 1t is process of enamelling APP.
piled after the picture is taken,-by which the
impression is permanently secured, and protect
ed from the action of fire, water, or contact of
any kind. Thus protected, the daguerreotype
needs no glass, in framing, and it may be trans
Matted, without injury, by mail, TO any dis
tance.
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~ at auction, will, for short time, sch at my
counter the balance of my stock of Goods at very
great bargains l have still left several desirable
Goods, such as plain and figured Bareges Barege
Muslin and other Trimmings, Hosiery, Gloves,
Hdkfs Collars, &C. So you will do well to give me
an early call, as am disseminating the dry goods
business. WIN SWORDS,
fe IS 225 Broad street.
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NEW COMMISSION HOUsE.-The sob
the firm of PENDLETQN & BROTHER, for the
transaction of the Commission Business in TOBAC-
co, COTTON and PRODUCE GENERALLY, and
have taken Warehouse No. 100 Smiths Wharf,
Baltimore, Md.
r. w. PENDLEToN,
P. P. PENDLET0N.
Baltimore, August 18th. 1882.
References:
Hugh Jenkins g. Co, Baltimore.
F. w. Bruno & Sons, do.
VIM. Wilson e. Sons, do.
Edwin Workman 4 Co, Richmond.
Archb,d Thomas Son, do.
Hugh WI Fry, do
Rhodes & ogiebay, Bridgeport Ohio.
John Creigh, Cincinnati.
Gordon & Co., Louisville.
W. FL. Bartless, Charleston, 8. C.
Janes McCullogh, Pittsburgh.
Brown & kirkpatrick, de.
u. Chafee, do
D.Lamb, Esq, Cash'r N w Bank, Wheeling.
8. Brady, Esq, do. Mer. g. Mech. do. do.
James r. Baker, Wheeling
Josiah sibley, Hamburgs, sc.
Henry A. Schroeder, Mobile, Alabama.
A. l.. Gaines, New Orleans
ocI2-tw6m
y hcCANDLIsH, Jr, 1856 Cary Street,
A~' has IN store and for sale on accommodating
terms
~VO UdSs prime GEO COuSe
% Old Government Java Coffee
10 packages Superior Mocha Coffee
% half chests Superior Black Tea
100 bbls Coffee Sugar
so hbis Crushed and Puiverized Sugar
so half boxes Loaf Sugar
$50 bbls Superior Mountain Flour
$50 Superior Family do
100 bags Prime Glover Seed
150 kegs Nails
so barrels Machinery aud Tanners Oil
Hexrinss Saiamander Safes, sh sizes
Marbleized Manseis, Table Tops, &C
fe 9--dtf
ID EEVE & BLAIR, DRUGGISTS, No IFS
H Broad street, have constantly ON hand a sup.
ply of Richardson's, SHERRY Winel BAKERS Pre-.
MUM aud Hoodand's German Bit,ers ALSO Car
ters Spanish aix.ars. now so justly celebrated for
he cure Of Scrotula and al Diseases arising from
an impure state OF tne osood feI7
NOR SALE CHEAP--A few more ~ fS-,-sss
L odd sizs Doors, Blinds and Sash, ct tee fac,oSv
on Mayo street.
fe Its M AMBLER.
i Basin. = - '0' 'ae NORTH side OF
"a 2o-n A. SLEE.
RUTTER.-20 kegs goshen Brtrer for ala 10
- fe ~ cHAs. T.. WORKMAN a ca
lOLEs.-o hhds Joes. for 9ale by
" tesS CHAs. T. WoRTHAM & co.
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On Saturday Mr.. Johnson presented a peti.
ton of Joseph Allen and others, citizens of
Richmond, praying an amendment of the char.
ter of the city of Richmond, with view to
The Improvement of the whar, es of the port of
Richmond. The petition was referred to an
appropriate committee.
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KILLED BY WHALE.-A letter from Cal
lao dated January IL, states that Captain James
L. Nye, of the whaling barque Andrews, of
New Bedford, and two of his boats crew were
killed by whale on the 29th of December.
In consequence of this disaster the vessel was
obliged to leave the whaling ground, and ar
rived at Callao Jap.7.
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NEW GOODS FOR PARTY DRESSES.
Y English Grapes, Bius, White, PINK and CheKJ
Rich Embroidered do do do DO
do do do swiss and Tarison M
Inns
Also, large stock of Grape ssawis, come O
them our own importation, very rscn.
A few Velvet Cloaks, wh.ca we vii sci vsI
low.
French Muslin Delaines and Csshmeres a.eost
To which we irvise the attention. OF the Lsdiea
WARREN & PERKINS
fell No l4i, Eagle Seq pre-.
GHILDRENs' CALI B0OTr.--An o
~ soytment Of Childsens' Cali Boots, for sale
No 20, Main street, by WM WALsH.
% 10
- MOhxNG T0RACCU.-ASother supply
~ that justly celebrated brand, .sIhe Pride OF 10
South" manufactured by Norborns hoFsoa Wassa
we can seuaeentiy recommend - be avery sag
rior article. Lovers OF the sipe woald DC WEI .
Try paper Of the above brad. for sale By
X. Il. DuyAL 4 BRO
tel7 Bank Square.
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DEPOT OF CHINA, GLASS AND EAR.
u THEN WARE-JAS D EVANS, No m
Main street-Dinner Sets In every variety, Tea do
do, Glass Ware, superior cut and pressed. For sale
CIV at lit Main street. ia 29.s
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-04-14

THE BURNING COAL MouNTAIN-Thatp nor.
ton OF the Broad Mountain, called the 'Fiery
Mountain from the fact of the anthracite coal at
that point being on fire, and which has been burning
Tor The past fifteen years, situated about five miles
from Minersvle, and fifteen from Schuylkill Haven,
Pa 1t is now considered very dangerous expert
ment to travel over the mountain as il is supposed
that in many places, the surface is mere superficial
crust or shell, the coal having been consumed up to
the surface and hence, the least pressure thereon it
is presumed, migh break through anil let the ad-
,venturer down into the fiery chasn below. At the
base of the mountain, in place, SIT cam of water
almost boiling hot, comes out. The surface OF the
mountain presents desoate appearance, as far as
the eye can reach.
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diff
DENTTlSTRY-

From tho Report Of the Committee on Dentistry
last Mechanics Fair held in this city:
i" the case presented by o. F Harris, of WoIces
ter' the COMMITTEE gave their UNANIMOUS AND UN-
QUALIFIED praise both for the elenee of the mate
rial the naturalness and delcacy of COLOR the perfect
carving OF the teeth and asO for the superiority of the
teeth to il.
in view of these facts your Committee award to him
the first premium off
silver Nj d. al,
for the specimens presened.''
Having increased facilities for the manufacture of
Teeth the subscriber prepared furnish Dentists with
Block Teeth, OF superior quality, both strength,
and life-ike appearance.
Particular attention paid Filling. and all other oper-
atoms Of The Teeth.
Tooth Brushes; also, Tooth Powders, and Wash, SUI
periOr articles, may be had OF o. F. HARRIS,
l5s Main street, nearly opposite the Post Office.
may22 dawlv
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-04-14

SwINDLED Communicative countrymen
from the western part Of this State, were on Tues.
day relieved of $500, in the following manner:-
They arrived in New York on Monday, for the pur-
pose OF engaging passage To California. While
looking at one Of the steamships on the North River
loading for San Francisco, they were accosted by
two other men, who induced them to relinqush the
idea of going in that vessel and persuaded them to
go to Brooklyn, to examine ship which was TO sail
next day, and on which they could secure passage
at much cheaper rate. Believing the story, they
accompanied their new made friends to Fort Greene,
from the top of which they were promised spen.
did view of the craft. Before reaching the top of
the HILL they sat down TO rest, when one OF the New
Workers pulled small and apparently solid ivory
bali from his pocket and proposed TO bet that il was
hollow, and contained piece Of white paper. The
countrymen, catching at the bait, bet $300-one
stalking $500 and the other $1O0-and placed the
money in the hands Of New Yorker No. 2, who, ap~
pearing perfectly honest, gave them check on the
Greenwich Bank for ST. 900, as security Holding
the money rather loosely in his hand. New Yorker
No. grabbed it and ran off, the other following as
fast as he could, and both were soon out of sight,
and the conntrymen minus their cash. They subse.
quenty related their misfortunes at The office of the
Chief of Police, but mortified that they had
allowed themselves to I've swndied in such a manner,
that they refused TO leave their names. Ne,o York
Tribune.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-04-14

NEW HAMPSHIRE The Concord Democrat
writes cLeeringly. The great increase OF the Free
Soil Vote gives it fresh courage. Not that the
friends Of the cause did their whole duty; they mghr
have done more, and betier but that it is proof OF
what yet may be. 1t says:
''Never were the hearts of the people ripper for the
reception Of truth than Never was the cause
more hopeful than at the present moment. The old
issues which have divided the old parties, obso-
lete. The life is utterly gone out OF both. As or
ganizatIons, they but purid carcasses, which
cumber the ground, and polute the air. They are
fast merging into common mass, destined for one
common grave. Ii behooves all live men to be pre-
pared to assist in giving Them fitting burial.
All other questions in this country are fast finding
their affinities in the great anagonsm of Freedom
and Slavery. These are the great hinges upon
which countrY's destiny turns. These embrace
in principle and substance, all the Others which can
only find their solution and fnality in the triumph Of
freedom, and the abolition Of slavery. Friends
Of freedom and haters of slaveryI The response
bility is before and upon us AS lovers of truth,
justice, country, and race, we have no right
to be idle There is work for us, which we are
bound to do; which God and humanity demand at
our hands, and will hold us 10 account for not doing
Friends lei put off our armor till the victory
is won, and from the Atlantic to the Pacific, and
from the Gulf of Mexico to Ballin's Bay, the sun
shall not look upon a slave. So mote it be.