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men wi h resulted in the establishment OF great Rpuo
bean Conederscy would eItrsvsgant to pretend Bat
from that primitive and venerable compact signed on
bosrd the Ma,hOv Viii she yet nestled 10 the embrace
Of PrOvincetown harbOr after her desolAts voyage Ike
weary child evening IN its mother arms through every
document and manifesto which bears on the question There
is distinct indication OF purpose 10 establish civil gov
erument the basis Of Republican equality and popular
choice. .
Insvord Mr. President, their political code united reli-
zion ard liberty morals and Lag aud differed from he
wild license which breaks swsy from these restraints
the well guided rslEsy engine instinct with is me
chsnic life conducted by bold but skfa and prud-n'
band and propelled IN safety toward It's destination. VITA
glowing slle along is iron grooves oilers from tue SANE
Ell when sp-ed rsshy urged beyond the point o.
safety when driven by criminal recklesn7s or murder
Gus elect leaps mscly from the track and plunges
With u, shriekDg train INTO the jsss OF destruction
This speech was received with immense favor.
The next sentiment was
or Ls, .,frgasod aisea .gabsr h. Or.,5 Of SD
-Dsue Webster
The sentiment was received BY the company rising
while the hand played dirge
After the singing of an original ode, the Chairman
gave
n, The r'd Sia''-ths eOnesl'A'sd light of the s'af'
Senator SUMNER replied in a speech Of much force
and beauty.
The next sentiment.
Regass Iai.eraaceli has PeOpled political Orprs
called 10 ex Senator JONI p Hale, who spoke for
short time of freedom, IN strain that might have
wounded the feelings of his higheraw friends Of the
Senate Speaking Of the success OF the Pilgrims, be
said:
II i worth while in conclusion 70 look for a si1sle
,ent 81 what were the principles which ed 20 their
n.rsll.e6 success. | cout-ud, and tnlk the truth o
history will bear me- out that the object al which the'
was ore Of the great elements Of their Tai
VS. Sriri'ua' Freedom Give them that and they cid
csr where they hSd IT, thy could erj y it oal,
upon an ice bound coast aud amid the erue' OF s'vas-
vrtsre Peril. snd contests Of that ch&acter wrr-
,broht but lightly Of Spiritual Freedom might be 81
tSind Al last They brought nr't an unshnkng courage
nn.hAken faith and for the Divine .w which
- rras.d before Kings sud Param-nts declaring
ba convictions Of conscience to b. the rule Of oond
snd hat they would BE- pursued AZ M risk Of fire snt
Goo, Those wee the -leme Gt Of their faith
Nee ard reverence for the Divine iA~. | do not
Now bu, may offend delicate ears by calling tbs prin
crle which gained them the Afsher .s'r NoF here to
~ NJ presd.ut as The festivities OF tins cei-Jru % ars
~. r-evirg fn 4 cl0s@ ~ q AN d.
NOT afipe oDor 70 The memory Of ihs= VII We cane
Nd here 10 CAV 70 recall by renewing n th9 sanctuary
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New Temperance DOcment.-AN APPEAL TO TIE
PUBLIC from well sn'henficsed o. the Mine Law BY
the E1etve Committee Of The Amecis Temperance Unoa svo
PIP a. go houfsfd This document desT1 I'd satisfy al
gfpf mirds se 10 the vokns o. The Maze Law snd %
bot The oclsrton Of opDosers ths 4 failure the Hon
Neal Dow on is pergssl.
Il hsve examined the Appeal" with there Be
doubt that viii 10 Tood scattered s aew YORK Penn
syytna ha land. Ohio Wsosna Michigan and iudeed. al
the nation
The pspcr collects and pr,nts at view vanity O. state
wi ch before have been al a1d dcn
the ud tA which taken toghr corstste ~ iessabe A.
gun u far opon Il the Maine Law everywhere
Louisiana Aebsr Georgia Keuu ky AID Tennessee
Virginia he znni1E wake snd
i a. a. GOOD Connc1cuf slso plyrdtsn
ara ,hopd ve rn into every house md shop
ATpal probably people rght AID thousand
eofs iroT'y dsrbud IN New isuhre would be worth their
weight r cod"
thcuf1rd
migrant INTEL gence once and Labor Bx
e. Csrcl-st- NsQ-f0rx1he office l. esaD
sasd ~ Tie Commissioners Of yuraion where q ~sys h
Of Labore and Servants very low rts of
yerso1s have their orders fod BY writing The su
s1ien5eut and ending the Necessary he
~ rsqlired No fees charred 70 employers.
JAS. r. FAC IS slper1tsnsent
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UNFIDELITY; IT'S ASPECTS, CAUSES, AND AGEN-
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family BY and Suse and 5eamstre Chambsrma
and the other These Girls
have excellent city reference CAL No u Och the
sfora
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A GENERAL HOUsEMAID, or rs Cook Washer AMI
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references from her ast employer IA Cook Baker first
at No ~ Bo~ery ~ 80
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UNCLE TOirS CABIN,
THIS EVENING, az 6ci 3ck.
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THIS AFTERNOON NJ O'Clock
A2mitterce the whole Museum to the Girafs he Bsde4
Law well the performances . censi children ~
secured sesfs in Drefs Circle. 81 ceats
TINCLE TOMS CABIN and LITTLE KATY
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sATURDAY AFTERNOONS. LITTLE KATY EVERY hDS-
DAY. TUESDAY Tat BrDAY ard FRIDAY AFTERNOONS
Little CoFdeliA Howard ~ Lltis Katy and iva
BUCKLEY OPERA HOUSE $50 BROADWAY.
ID Oren every nght MONDAY EVENING Dec r. aud during
BURLESQUE on JULIEN
Introducing the American C1sdriles'
SoDf" Operate ChorUscs" kc &c
&C. Doors cpeu concert commences a. u o'clock Admission
81 ceuis.
DION BOURCICAULTs WI TER EVENINGS
IDet HOPE CHAPEL.-On TUESDAY Dec. 10 Mr. BOURCI
CAULT Will relate He STORY OF me STAGE ae.sne. tale
Illustrated by paintings from the pencils Of cell bted European art
Admission 80 Secured seats e. Van Norden hnga
Waist and Hall Sons Broadway Doors open at com
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TONEss NEW GIFT ENTERPRISE-I500
~ GIFTS for the People,. WESLEY JONES wo1h re-
Gtetfuy announce to the citizens Of NewYork sooa Phads
snd costly Gi to the surehsers tickets to the exhibition Of hH
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