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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-08

OFFICE NEW YORK AND LIVERPOOL UNITED
~ States Mail Steamship Company 56 Wall stroct-The
election directors Of this company will be held
this Office Thursday 18th inst between the hours Of u
and 2 o'clock =. NJ. by order. w. L. YOULE, Sea.
OFFICE PANAMA RAILROAD COMPANY, 70 BROAD
~ way, New York, February n lSoa-Thc fourth instal
of dollars each share Of the increased capitol
Of the above company will be payable nj che ese Il
company the 18th day Of March next AID the 9Th
talment the tho 18th day Of pr nsx
by order Of the Board Of Directors.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-08

HOUSES FOR sALE-O ONE FIRST CLASS THREE
story brick basement house. 23 by 56 feet with all
lot Is by los feet inches in Twelfth
street. near Sixth avenue One splendid four story brick
housc and lot in Seventeenth street Second
Also houses In Green street Wooster street. and Renwck
200 houses sale in this city prices from 81 TO
10000 and in Brooklyn from 81 COZ to $4,000 Apply to
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-08
CLOTHING.


CAsT OFF CLOTHING AND FURNITURE WANTED
~ Ladies' and gentlemen having clothing frrnit.rs
ewry obtain fair cash price from the subscriber
lis residence through the Post Once Ladies' attend
ed by Mrs. Cohen. N. 8. COHEN, No. 66 Elm street.
CLOTHING AND FURNITURE wANTED-LADIEs
" and gentlemen having any dispose Of receive
fair cash price BY sending che letter by
s. COHEN, 452 Hudson street, and 81 West Broadway
Lsdor attended by Mrs Cohen.
CLOTHING AND FURNITURE WANTRD-LADIHs OR
~ omen having OF the above 10 dispose Of
ssy. fsr cssa price by sending 70 shs store OF BY stss
potaso s. COHEN, 49, Hudson street. Ladies' attended
by Mrs. Cohen.
CAsT OF CLOTHING-s2oo0 WORTH WANTED
~ Tho bighe1 cash price will be literally given In
money large and small lots Of good left oloshin6
MOkoNEY at his second hand store Orange street.
Chatham.
CAST OFF CLOTHING AND FURNITURE WANTED.
" Persons DESTROYS Of vering their cast OF articles
into cash. obtain fair price BY for the subsor
Der, ~ his residence, OF through the Post Office.
L. M DUSSELDORF No. Is him street,
N. B.-I aides attended to by Mrs. Dusseldorf
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-08

VTV0 LET-PARLoRs AND BEDROOMS. WITH BATHS.
furnished unfurnshed at the new Collins Hetel GER
nsr Of Canal and West streets.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-08

NoTICR-THE MEMBERS AND FRIENDS OF T0Mp-
In kins Fire Engine CO. No. 80 respectfully invited
assemble the engine attend
Of late worthy member John " Hail. Al Il o'clock NJ
Tuesday, 9Th inst. BY order A. p. SUTTON
J. NJ. CoBrREy, Secretary. Foreman.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-08

WkNTFBIRST OF MAY-RoARD IN A FRENCH
w famiybr gentleman wife, two children, and ser.
suit rooms on the second floor and pryate tablc
Locrtcn in ncighborhooa of Union square
exchaugod ldrt3s H. c., Herald Office stating
and termp.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-08
THE FIRElIEN.

THE TIREMEN.-GRAND RECEPTION OF MANHAT-
tan Fire Engine Co. No will take place Tuesday
evening" March The following rules aud regulations win
Park at o'clock preciaey Tho route will be follows
Cortlandt street to Broadway down Fulton to Nassau
Grand street. Ludlow thence the Engine Co.
s, and dismiss by order.
FRANKLIN WATERBURY. Chairman
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-08

HOUSE FOR SALEM vANBRUNT STREET, NEAR
III Union Brooklyn cheap Two in President street.
Henry cheap three in Pacific street near Bond cheap hvo
Seventh and eighth two In Twenty seventh street.
Eighth avenue-a cheap and terms liberal.
BILLING Il TUCKER, $50 broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-08

DOARDING.-TO LET ITO GENTLEMEN, A LARGE
ID room the second floor and small tho third
floor with or without breakfast The house is lighted with
Baths for tho Of the occupants. Apply at OIL
Hauaton
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-08

CRYSTAL PALACE PROPERTY FOR SALE- TIL
" three story basement brick house
Of Sixth avenue and Thirty ninth street wish oss
very lew The building "A feet inches 50 feet deep
and we'll calculated for kind of business Inquire Of
DANIEL MALLORRY No. 8 Nassau street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-08

OFFICE OF THE SIXTH AVENUE RAILROAD CON-
~ pany l57 Broadway, March 8, lS53-Notce to STOCK
holdersBy resolS Of the DIRECTORS final instansss
be paid at this Office from the 18th to the 2th ns
inclusive The transfer books will be closed the leth
ut two I. H., and reopened on tho26th inst.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-08

ITOR sALE-A TURNING ESTABLISHMENT, WITH A
six horse engine and boiler four turning athcs two cir
years lcase Of promises forms easy Apply at 295 West
Eighteenth street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-08

BOARD IN BROOKLYN.-A GENTLEMAN AND
ID wife have board with handsome suite Of
second floor unfurnished in small private family Looa
ton desirable Apply at No. l32 Dufeld street.
Eult0n
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-08

DOARDING-FOR FAMILIES OR SINGLE GENTLE
ID men, Mt 37 Broadway corner of Leonard street,
Tor, with bedroom adjoining fronting broadway, very
gentlemen or partial board. Rooms furnished
Jingle gentlemen, without board. Reference required.
Transient board 81 25 Der day
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-08

PERSON HAVING RENTED A HOUSE FOR
IA first class boarders In good location, between Fifth
manent board 70 become security for the
tonabe reference given and required Address Reenc
Herald Office
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-08

ROARDING.-WANTED,1pY WIDOW WOMAN, A
ID few respectable N6nc nced those
who will in advance Inquire at $50 Mott
of Grand.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-08

T1NFURSHED ROOMS, FOR GENTLEMEN, IN
- BROOK, wtnin ten minutes walk from Wall street
Terry, OF TN minutes walk from City Hail. lot after
Aay-nn Client paror chamber and u handsome chamber
On third hotwith closets end bedrooms, If Desired Ad-
dress y. RlroolIyn Poet Ohice.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-08

HOUSES AND APARTMENTS TO LET IN THE VI
IL onity OF tho Crystal Paace-Sevsn story brick
houses nearly new each consisting Of twenty
WIN Croton water marble mante &c. suitable for
fifth street near Seventh tive lines Of railroad
and several stage routes win DO let In
houses Immediate possession be given Of them
Inquire of e. AUERBACH Norfolk street three
eight o'clock; once In the basement.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-08

WANTElB0ARD, FOR SINGLE GENTLEMAN
w In q Kate family. German French preferred
Reference god. Address " b., Herald oaoo stating
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-08

LNOR SALE.-THE THREE STORY HOUSE AND LEASE
oflot lao Franklin street The house contains furnace
and 10 q very desirable residence Price s. 75G,
ground rent until May 1854 viii rent for S7o0 Apply
the premises.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-08

DOARD.-TWO SINGLE GENTLEMEN CAN BE AC.
ID eonmodated with partial board dinner Sundays in
respectable family Location few minutes walk from
South ferry. Apply ut l04 Harrison street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-08

BOARD WANTED-BY LADY AND HER DAUGH-
d ter in respectable private boarding house. between
Tenth and Twelfth streets and Fourth and Sixth
Address j. H. box No. S475 Post Once. References
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-08

DOARDING-TWO RESPECTABLE YOUNG GENTLE
II men obtain pleasant furnished room, without
board by applying ut No. Benson street third floor front
room block from Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-08

ID full board lady onlyJ in good location St.
Nicholas Hotel No hoarders good table large room well
None except those who can comply with the above
foe with particulars which will meet with Immediate atcn
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-08

VENUS FOR SALE-A FINE OIL PAINTING, SIZE
n of lfe just tho thing for California Austraa
lie rolled without injury Can DO at ITO Broadway
room fourth story.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-08

POARD.-A FURNISHED ROOM AND PANTRY
ID wanted for lady, without meals. private family
preferred. Terms moderate. Address L. j. A.. Horald
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-08
DANCING ACADEMIES.

TTADAME AUGUSTA HAS REOPRNED HER DAN.
M cling her commodieas houss, Ne III Broad
vay reduction will be made co parties having
Of children be instructed For terms and partioulas
snnIy betv esr ~ and O'Clock.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-08
TENANTS, REGISTuR.

A UNFINISHED HOUSH TO LRT-POsSESSION GIVEN
n immediately N required Inquire at 10 Tenth street.
next door ~ the Third avenue
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-08

IMPORTANT TO SCIENTIFIC GENTLEMEN LIBRA.
rians &o-To be disposed Of cheap, exhibitors copy
q Tho Jurys Report Of the International Exhibition o.
woud form splendid addition library Of any gentle
or society Address Exhibitor Herald office for three
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-08

E'oR sALE-OR PARTNER WANTED, TO TAKE
machine of novel construction for railroad Nothing
in like It, 1t has been approved tho judges
and finished and ready for operation Can by
addressing c. A. j., Herald Office with real name.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-08

BOARD WANTED-A GENTLEMAN OF REFINEMENT
ID and education DESTROYS of obtaining furnished
snd full partial board with agreeable and
enable lady where there are but fow othe
comforts Of home etc. Must be first class house, and
high price will be paid for place that made pleasant
agreeable to him. Address, with full particulars Gentle
man, Herald Once.
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1853-03-19

food to the starved savsgesY May she not send the
Bible among them! DO you wish prevent that May
she not mediate with the local government within whose
limits they exist prevent them from being massacred
by ther hereditary enemies? May she not ask those
Governments without offence to you, to act by them as
lave done by all Indians within borders and ex-
tixuish the Indian title which is nothing than the
right of occupancy till the white man wants the land
and gives them pittance to support them when deprived
oft? President Taylor went far in aboshing the
British proecorate the dictates Of humanity demand
ed In treaty which Great Britain has made has
she abandoned her allies to the mercy Of their enemies
The British settlers in Oregon south Of the 49th parallel
Of latitude provided for by her in treaty when she
relinquished the country south Of tat parallel But in
this treaty of 1850 she reserved to herself power to
protect by force. understand from undoubted
authority that offer has been made Nicaragua in be-
half Of the Indians eede their whole claim; in other
words, to extngush their Indian title for fifty thousand
dollars much less than we have been accustomed
to give Indian treaties for the cession Of far less
territory The dustment Of the boundary between Costa
Rica and Nicaragua is difficult matter.
Mr. President, | have considered the principal
topics upon which desired to address the Senate to vim
6cate the policy Of the amented Chief Magistrate under
whom served the public negoiator but there are
others which, after hearing all that be said in re-
ply may wish to speak. thank tie Senate for their
indulgence, and have done.
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1853-03-19

VERDICT AGAINST 4 STEAMBOAT CoNpASY.-Superior
Court In the ease Of Henry G. Spcry against the
PEOPLES Line Association Owners of steamboat South
America) to recover damages arising from plaintiff being
thrown nv the concussion the deck ef the steamboat
Joseph clknap in which he passenger, and injured
daring collision between the two vessels already referred
to- the jury yesterday gave verdict FOR plaintiff Of
81 5o5-Acte York EJyreSs.
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1853-03-19

The folly Of counubal quarreng strikingly illus
trated in Lowell the other day The better half of Mr.
Evans got angry with him aud sought by
ting off the head Of his portrait The indignant husband
few 10 the law for satisfaction his part and protection
for the future and the result was that Mrs. Evans
fired and--Nr. Erdss had 70 pcy !he J!Ge.
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1853-07-10
I. NO. 4

She sahg for me that lovely Irish
song nuathleen Mavourneen,' y and
that beautiful air 'T'is better to laugh
tt1au ttau be :. Hhv u phys viii, grest
ease the most difficult pieces Of Hell
lini, Hossini md Donnizetti, and revels
III all their haftnory as q child with
Its pretty play things. Adiea dear
Cemet.--The belle Of the mammoth
steamer Illinois Is telling her passen.
gers on bvafd. / will be with you az
soon as her ponderous wheels Gun take
me down, Mo-, poncfe loteupines.'
! commit these in your charge. Id
sickness and III health protect them,
and yeu have the lasting gratitude Of
your old friend,
GUy MArNrRIraY
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1853-07-10

1TWo learn BY private despatch
from Bayou Sara, that the exainina.
tion Of Mr. Thomas Prendergast, be
fore Judge Sterling, Of the Seventh
Judicial District Court, was resumed
il Bayou Sara on Tuesday, and ter
minated by admitting him to bail il
the sum Of $4,000.
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Gl)p 1f,trklu Coltpt


~ Utrui Joatnlai " ihg Parish IF gast
tl,ttpn Nuhst s1fse AZ fhs Giosfp 7e,e 1std
BatoA R,'stes. and az fhe i1nfun Fyi.Er uttd
ufAtoa Plank Rend geaY,atits. 80
sss--S-S-s~4a@sSS--s1s@
isasr BAFoF KutVH pAHiHti III. y.
Afef,osouHs T'llis sliis instituted By.
the Police Jury Of this Parish, against
John Mel)onugh. HI September, is4B,
for the feuuseiy Of 1850 for espenees
incurred HI building 4 lgvre " front Of
Ills property, On tlie South SIDE u this
riN-haa Just been deuided by the
aisth District Court III New Orleans.
A trial WIS had before Judge Bnehan-
An and Il judgment for Plaintiff was
returned. Defendant then pleaied
prescription, and appealed to The Sup
relne Court Tile Supreme Court re-
manded the case back 10 the District
Court. to take evidence, as to whether
The building III the levee WAS necessa-
" 10 The protection of defendants pro-
l,pfty,
II was niade u appear that III 1910,
ihs lnHreeier of Rca,la aud l.evees ap-
pointed by the Police Jury Of the Par.
ish Of East baton Rouge, aold the ron-
tract for building the Levee il, q,les-
ton ID tile lewp#t bidder. that the
contract was adiuairated to Francis y.
Neweonnbs that under an agreement
with The President of the Police Jury.
he performed tlle work; that not be-
ing paid for Il, lle s,sed the Police Jury
and obtained Judgment against them
that the Police Jury appealx to the
supreme Court, III which W. juag-
ment Of the lower court was confirmed.
Tho Jury, under this Judgment. had tc
pay the eonnsetor. They then insti-
,uted the suit agaMst AicI,onegh.
The lecision u tlis Fitlh District
Court was esven by Judge Aagastin.
This case waa rpmandcd n Mas,
ls4p, by the Supreme ucaft. The
plaintitas not having made out their
ease. that high tribunal, IN a lsaaahle
spirit 81 consideration for The tax pay.
els Of Baton Rouge, sent back the case
inorler u eaable the plaintiff to show;
lst That defendant WAS liable upon
the quaHras, nssrMss and that he had
been benefited hy the work; and al
To enable the plaintiffs 10 coltrovsrs
the plea u prescription
The testimony taken IN Msy. 1861
cf Alfred DaphlA,isr, !. ,. Neinpetcr
and Philip Hlsky, establishes The
value of the work done by the Police
Jury At (about t7so) consisting Of !
levee three and 1 hall atpents front
The plea ofpresefip'ion vet ap.bs
defendant viii not apply 70 this ease
Tho Police bury Of last Baton Rouge
cannot be viewed III the light of tht
men who lahoasd BIZ tho asy On III,
road and leyee Of defendant, but hays
placed themselves before this court n
having By virtue of q,tt.si co,st,uc
tas, undertaken and pcriossncd ! jol
for the benefit 81 dSienaaNt and als,
acting IN the exercise of their mandate
FOR the benefit and protection of thci
Constituents, This action cannot b
prescribed but hy The lapse q tel
ycars, which period 81 timo had nc
expired when notice 81 this prosecution
was first served on defendant,
It Is therefore adjadged and decree,
that plaintiffs recover from defendan
the sum of tT50 with interest from th
day Of Judicial demand, with costs !
suit.
~ The suggestion u \ correspond
ent from ~Bagatellen IS ] good ON
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1853-07-10
BARON ROUGE, Ia, SUNDAY MORNING, JULY 10, 1863
Printers Convention.

This budy assembled N the Judiciary
Committee room. at the Capitol and
organized by selecting Gro. A. Plff,
Hrhaifinan, and JAS. Il DLAehAAr,
Secretary
The Chairman briefly stated the
Object Of tie inpetifg-4tu establish
d union Of Tie press III louisiaua---tu
encourage good fellowship, and 70
Mite The eraft Into al association fos
mutual protection and benefit. To
accomplish this object II was On ine-
tion Of w. Il. Adams. Efqf., Kesoly-
ed s,1'hat this nsao,iasion be called
the Louisiana Press Union with atinu.
al meetings, TO take place on the 22nd
Of February ut the Htate Capitol. A
perminent organization wis deemed
necessary, and ueerge A. Pike was
elected President rtt1 j. r Black
man, and z. N, Hatch were elected
corresponding Secretaries, and A Z.
Converse, Treasurer. Un motion ui
Mr.. Dlaekinan it WaH resolved that the
editorial corps Of Fast and West
Baton Rouge, constitute a joint Com.
inittee to prepare MI address to The
Editors, and Printers in tile State Of
Louisiana, on the subject of the pnEss
tFNluN, aud also to prepare resola-
tiuna to be submitted In circular form,
for the approval Of the brethren.
Which resolutions If sanctioned by a
majority Of the Editors and Printers
III the State, shall govern the fraterni-
" until the next atinual meeting.
On mutton Of 7. b. K. Hatch The
meeting ad5uufued.
GEO A. PIKE, prest.
/ j. r. psaek#As, see'y.
EFThe Meeting that waH Ii, have
taken place At the Town Hall on Sat
ur1ay last, WIS Il failure Of course
The meeting was ualled through tllit
paper, aud its el5eet was 10 set tegetll'
er ii sufficient number III the eittseHs
to decide what should be done with
tlle grave yard meney. Neither "'rabi.
tlla,e nor auitikpil," nor Justice noi
PRO Bono plbli,o, appeared to aid tht
council with the kght Of their ooun.
|tenanrcs. Nlsfpttpou 1t was resolved
unanimously by and with the adyiss
and consent Of Tire Treasures, that tht
funds be drawn from the hands of w
$. pike, Es1s and 4 ppeeial deposite
Of the same, nude HI tbs Branch d
| tlle La. State Bank, To be- called ths
grase- ard nioney. On calculating
| the interest 4 waa found that tlic r,sn
Iof $4,000 had accumulated. w,
would cab "a Cifs-cns' attention /,
Tho fact that heiic,forth 1t draws III
interest As n Citisen' and Mis-
1iaJitlta and others, have made i,
much fuss about the fund, and as tbei
consent was not obtained to place Il h
interest, We think that s24o cannot 81
claimed rs part Of the fund.
# the parties sre willing to n1ak'
u voluntary prsaee offering Of it, ver,
good; If not we sliall contend that ]
be appropriated u the purchase Of
brass statue TO stand on the principa
stall, in the market, az an everlasting
monument to The virtues Of the bes
looking man in this great city.
4.-----~4-a-.442l-s p>xp4-4-4---4.-------
1-Wc learn BY private despatcl
from Bayou Sara, that the cxamina
tion Of Mr. Thomas Prendergast, b.
fore Judge Sterling, Of the Seventl
j Judicial District Court, was resume
il Bayou Sara on Tuesday, and tel
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,1sl1e Natlvnat Itlbslee.

lihs weather on the Fourth. a dltnpef
was tkfvxa ,apentha palpitatiag hearts
|uf the million. anxious to give vent 70
ebalitiuaa 81 patriutisin ~ the natiuns
birthday. Feod fof the mind was
prepared. as well as tuod for the body
--inan, places 10 this seetien we're be-.
deuled III holiday apparel, mud we
! have IT'D doubt that MANY people else
|. .whera have done. as did tile vuftliy
,luni1ens Of HIS saeinity. How many
yonng md bouyant hearts tlifobbea Vt
tle appearance Of the ''next cloud Z
there Il no figures tu calculate young
Gents locked forward to the day, and
young Misses prepared for Its approach
| with MI the fine dress and the .fetr-
ea,es, with which heatty will ever
adofn itself
THE old man looked forward 10 see
the snn Of fanotlef glorious Fourth. but
alas. it did not eoliie-+-or II 1t did, 1t
WAS 70 enselered III tvg mud mist as
10 throw blighting miaew on the
prospect. How y IL aud Why is i
|
that the Alnanacs do not arrange this
matters Why Is itihat sites ,o,,. the
fast DAYS. and The glorious ai.tliseisa4
fies IL the Saints ttild inaltsrs, IRE ltot
provided for
Must We say tint tie great powers
that are, arc hot provided with n
programme Of tle great days, IN the
worlds calendar We are reluctant
! ly forced to admit the bare possibility
we are naturally inclined to trust ton
much HI 1srovidenruA4the weather.
| the good morals oftlle community and
the nature of things u toe eftes fe-
feried to . man must help himself III
everything that II needIul 70 his hap-
pinpss and II he does not gut up aud
nut himself to work, he hias bHwl for
assistance. until his lungs wear cut
! and set none will eeale,
1 Another Fourth IF Jaly. Tho birth
day III American Independence and
what does tho helelage consist Of ~
Look about and see. Are we not
slaves Iii fact to every species Of siee
and innorality i not tile fair hsee
ii Heaven airgtarei by the d.rk deeds
of man, when tlae eurtain Of night y
1 Aung over ia Il tic world what II
seems to bel No, II il anything elre,
each man wears i mask and Il not
what he seems, Vice aud immortality
ii ,asss public lssteeaage. There i ~,
escasc for Ii, the world has light
enough, md the whole race Of MN
might be independent and eAjoy The
blessings oi liberty, but the reverse Y
| the true picture. We are slaves and
the title Of Independence Is nloekesy'
| Ii Nc do not belong n ono another,
We are bound BY the strongest ties Of
I vice ard intclnperaliee. Show me AZ
honest laan nowadays, and siiay abet.
ters stand about him ready 70 sssassi.
nate Tim, and rifle his breaches pock-
lets.
What Is good in reference to The
individual, holds with equal force u
nations The powers of Europe, gait1
strength te esteinlinate other power.
and thc liberty Loving republic look'
with 4 rapacio,ls eys 70 the acquisition
of territory by tho force of arms.---
What l powerful engine II christian
dom alone. were a,iited for Peace
and good will, . instead of private anc
: pecaniary benefit /. Then would Y,
growl At the world no more--nnti
which time We must sign ourself Ii,
! favorite signature Of q famous polii
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1853-07-10

The man who has taken our
|ambrella Through mistake) will OBJ
hge Us, BY leaving the same at this
Office, when il quits raining.