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I. IN
CANE EIpt BROTHER, q CO sENlrH
IS 229 Bdttnhore Street; Corner of Chi. iIt
WHohEsALE II dPoRTRRSJ atANUFACTfSTTSfRpu
AID DEALERS IN PINE WATCHES, Ricn t,Ss,,. Ems
# sihsA' FAN IL sp GO aF hsM aREi AND
EAH opened their new with 4 spleitdts etc.,.
d ! e ooLpAND SILVER Arc,,te,s. SUE
From the most celebrated npEers il London
aid Geneyaan extensive stock always Kent S rpoel
sgsly one htsli toerfofaSo s.i sas
silver Tea and Coaee sets. GobIeta, cups
sesm Rs FL .i ARa a Cas-
lars de-, Of new sfil tt Vel
! -zs..sz.1z. PLATED WARE, 10 ia ,s4i-
coffee and Tea Sets, Urns, Tea Kettles, iaTpe a.,
laiteTs4O val, 0blvns and fohnd Aapea; csS.S IN small
Bgslets Flower and Erpit Stands &c UsAs
~ ~ - IT, 6Ai6NDt iSNokk! - y In,
q A a1berbS collection otid1famond Braeele.s ana NJ,
s sS9SSsss 81 gEsE hlgsS @ suits II
tAss Aisy ass; al i EKI9TIY JBaHELRY1 AZ ysgil
labhsniot III lie Count having 0rkici sbSIs ~
and by every steamer we az iisSS re-
elHbiaS us TO give to- our euso1s
luz se's fsAAiep' fqa # s 'S EFi SeSBs M ~
Whiting Desks w ok Boxes Chess Mem Car. -,
s fsP sS sfSgs yssfi FPgIssa
I6sne, French Perunerics Rosewood End Ky g
ss f9fs sg4S'l sHsf 1g0iI nt9Ahsa Hair sls
has ,suRERIoRs ALBfT4 WARE!
New Patterns Of Forks, Spoons, Ladies, etc fEts
d Gle, witch Is fast efsedhs silver Yafes ~ = ssf1
H. AIEod no sPEENpID 1fkErEEy cLoCKsl .sk -,
lsonze and sntls Clocks or elegant desgns M.
EeIS,y SreS ssS white marble a0i French PoFeep
dv1Tcn Tools n ATrRIAts, otthe best qualitT.,
q stahtly kept on hand alhcaEeEuly Seeeted y
For the convenience OF e6stoIerss we hive efhe,:A
large every facility &
INSPECTING our extensive stock Of Goods Aiioinb. n
retail sales ROOM we have fitel Up another room ~
100 leet In depths for the Wholesale
M Every artelef estabIs hmentis Warrsss,
lto be is ssod rs represented. ~ sri tis,tS =
ogT Il from tiis Country VIII Is az.
tcl toililh lnlE and pIomty =, -
Il nj sgEE229 baltimore ST. Sweat corner OF Chafei
itti ~ 4 An dSY a 90 e q 7-fr==1
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,s,5 Co-PARTNERSHIP NOTICE. ls.,.
r. NJ PARKER has thisaJay associated with HMM
hfsiRess, Mr.. lEieheIaub. 2 y7sf.lfts
conIeetonary ami cake baking business VIII Be con
ne At the old stand No. 1876 Main stIeotg Hler the
harne and style Of Cma1o0 T. 81 PARKER g. Co
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s55 God Liver Oil.
lust received boxes Samuel Shines manufacture
81 Ofpure Melicinal Cod Liver oi the best article OF
kind brought to this any other market & = =
-S7fGf n :BRENTtdN0iER & ARMSTRONG, {3
alg21-1yr:d Opposite Washington Hall
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WORD NO THE ARFLICTED.

Let not shame or false deacy keep you back, but
feet that your and reputation stake; remember
thar poison death your constitution, and
ilteatens not only your physical powers and mental ae
Joys the Of tho Future, and wraps your
hdy and soul IN the dark mantle ofdesair The oppor-
tunity the aid OF egular and sklTu Pnys
clan before yon ono who has made this branch of niedt
chi scIenc s profound study and who has aRore
with extended opportunities of comparing theory with
and did permit could Rdduce tho Crate
hui tousands who have been rescued by his
timely assistance from the abyss OF impending All
applicants aacredly guarded from exposure by the sis
+ s Is /. u f,t7
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PEIRL SURTAcEp CoLOgED G GRn BoGAps. III
The above Cards and Card boards are ex;
nressy for ourselves and ola most beaut and
Rnsi they do not peel in WoTng and are HgogSS e.
let and asIow they can be pure hased In the East
n%peaIer and consumed in PAPER and Cards are res
echly Invited to examine stock tlour goods are
eceiyed direct manufacturers, which enabeS us 70
Iii az low n lower, than amy other house in the
HPParer made to order. 49, Z 8 ,.5.. y..a-.I
Gusof.tf -.
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Through dernngeheht the 7ous sysetn the mind
is ustrus memory fails, the power olieonEentran
ins Lie throne ofinteect dIear and desoate Ilmdli:
aud irTescution wi d melancholy throw gloon
Around scenes Ollie; haunted by invisible tOrnIents
burthen oriFe and he plunse'
- FIiEIEI, qNRIITMFEI or. ECIIENC =,
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jSonsume tho selT-immoate victim OF secluded habit
Hisltle presents bEsteheaths upOnwhIch lilo fruits oil
genius grow;n no flower OF intellect bloom XvheTe tho
Stnoshefeis Alncd with disease he sn Pafrhed by
QnIa tlifat heat buIren and obhoXious to the oye
FhpngIsat picture II Is ousht its orgt
nails daily presented teclarg eOf Dr. Har
Ilis inthe public thorougafe the scerngey
can frequent confederation Of its TRUTH sss'
regard in discharge OF duty must obytously pre.
cluhes entire removal of the veil from this melancholy
picture human frailty hence but lew of the symptoms
attendant UP this big hting mRlad can here be gwen
| ,54ts THE SILENT MONITOR = =
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Advice
Saddlers Hardwafe.

ras-l.-st AND COACH TANNING.
TUBT opened large assortment ofa,ldleTs HaTtH9Hre
d ard Gnaeh Trimming, Coach ard LeftleT VaInsh
BuEy Rows Hubhs, SpCkes, Fellows Carriage and TIC
JoitS Mlilea bic Irons Patent and Euameed LeatberI
nd eeTytbIle used by thetTade, TO which inEe the at
saS,fo,, ~ ths nubiie JOHN KSOTE,
MIA t-'f Old Stand l53 Main ut.
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Isftk5SJNtto lJIi5l fAIFNES.
May eopsut H. through letter paid and by deg
9Eiblng symphonies TeceiE and meI
cihes the same asif presently while their
will be observed with hpnorab BILE conf dence
All Medicines EOFwafded with pEoGipt at6htion by
lest route 10 the indicated address, carefully secured
against damage Curiosity, and accompanied BY pland
explicit directions. 15'-i 954st '1il9
N9R.lTbe ilecuniaTy position Of DR.. Harris enables
him to make charges moderate.j - % ME sa5-ss
p. S-Hs Office is ARA nged with private consultation
roome, rendering 1t aVailableto ether 10 ttgIsa
az 1Riee TO the poor fee Of charge
Address Ia ist1tI Dr. G.. HARRIS, Baltimores Nd.
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ss.s -,lrf-g. -3APSGA0CfAst ll s.sr d. :, ~
n ICHARD BLUM has purchased the entire stock and
III fXtules establishment occupied by F. a. Brent
iinser Centre Wheeling and by to his stock is
furnish city and country customers with Tho
unrest and best Drugs Medicines Oils, Paints, Dye Stn
on the most reasonable teTms- $3.50 4.ft sr.s ~
I ! Prescription Department..
he viii attend nromptyto the filling OF prescriptions,
which will be carefully compounded at all hours.
fancy articles hand. Oai1I
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-7----IT Co-Partnership: ,.ss s.t
n W. HBISKELL& CO. have associated 3. h. SVHEA-
.1RINGRN. Jr..wth themes partrer,the partne
Commencing ON the 10th Thestye OF the firm will be
mEISKElL 81 o. b ------ ----- - 1enl1
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Symptoms are silent guides to the Iocaty and advance
disease, following III the train TO sc ab1sc weakness
tho organs loss manly ygoT, want Of natural sus6enh
billty, teieal and imbS ptmpleS on tho lace and
neck dmness isicn OF want Of lustTe In the eye pale
nc OsCOmpleEion with general sthargy and Impotence
are allow ofthe most prominent PHI q evilss. as
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y - Otlce OF FarGnerS44P. - n.
THE business of The late firm OF Warden q Edwards
win be continued by the undeTsiGned at the old stand 81
Main xtTeet under the arm or Edwards + Warden
James w Warden having purchased the interest Of "a
cob NJ. Warden. .ia. lAssJ ayes, i-ts,t so
Wheeling December1 1, 1872. - . ,,,,., = T..
dee4-tf JAS. w. WARpEE.1------
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'4'HI GH IN 81 or SECONDARY FORMS.

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Many have suffered for months, and even years, under
improperly cured disease, WI hont know
ing 1t to be seconla. form. The usual symptoms &c
thrhRt liberation OF the aud lips, Itching ami
tenderness about the nuse, bloches upon tho
body nodes The boncs sensation o Heav
iess deaflicss dun pains III the head and limbs, ec.
Gases vary much character, hence but few q the sym
toms re some times eSperienced any OF them IL Just
cause alarm Upon the PEI feet constitutional cure hr
the oldest and mostinveelatc OF such cases, fswt
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Bound to ShaveI q1
hE JAQUEs LECoULTRE,s celebrated warranted
II RaEofs They with the gTeatest ease and are
the best ever brought this market Just received at
10 Nsy, Inr5eIrr store WashfagtoH
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foreign Nous.
Later from Europe.


Observation-Disclosures business is
very unimportant Lord JOHN Russell
stated in the House that the Mexican Gov.
eminent had reduced the duty on printed
calcoes aud paper, and measures referring
thereto would soon be submitted.
Mr.. Mills drew the attention of govern
ment to the fact that the only route of the
British troops to Canada is through the ter
rltory OF the United States, and asked If
government intended to facilitate, by cuar-
anty or otherwise, the complexion of the
Halifax and Quebec Railway Mr.. Peel,
tor the government. was unable to state.
Lord john Russell spoke of Austrian
proceedings t wards Srdnlan subjects in
consequence the Milan instruction. The
>ardunan government had requested the
British government To interfere against Sc
qneStralon, aud Great Britain had written
a strong letter to Vienna but in The mean
time the Austrian authorities had -s,a,oI
that il Was their iutentIon to remove seques-
,ratlon rom parties proving themselves in.
nocent He also stated that the govern
ment had received notice that the grand
duke of Tuscany had liberated the Madia
family, and allowed them to leave Tuscany
France The Emperor's policy at he
present moment being to preserve quiet
aspect towards all governments until after
coronation. political news is scarce. Great
anxle,y is manifested for the Pope's visit to
Paris. Thus is likely, bui not certain. On
dit, that the Emperor OF Austria insists on
the Pope's coming to Vienna To crown him,
but 10 this Napoleon will not assent. II is
very doubtful, too, ii Napoleon will conceae
anything IN spiritual affairs to the Pope, If
he does come Gen Canobert has been
again offered St Arnauds portfolio, but de-
clnes unless Changarner, Lamoctere, Be-
deau, and Lotto be amneSlled An enter.
is to be given oLAprll I'd, by the
CITY of Paris, to the emperor aud empress
M"rllla, an eminent oh, mist is dead, aged
~ years.
SWITZERLAND The old Swi,zer spirit
seems aroused against Austria From Berne
Il is reported that Austria, withou, occupy.
"g Ticinto, will maintain the blockade in.
1rfinuoly, but no answer has yet been given
o the note IF The Federal Council. Private
accounts tell sad stories of the sntferings ole
he banlshed TIceneSe, women aud child
Ell perl,hing by the way
AUSTRIA The Emperor has completed,
recovered. His physicians have RECON-.
mended him to travel in the Tyrol The
church ceremony in honor of his escap
assed off quietly on the 18th Govern.
nent rs extremely dissatisfied with the re-
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cent statements in the British Parliament,
lha, England would not expel refugees
Austria thinks il would be of no use tn pros
ecute KoSsuth or Mazzini IL England, as
no jury would find them guilty Haynan IS
dead, but no particulars are yet given. The
firm of Mechan Lola & Co.. of Vienna,
has failed for 900, 600 forms Late ac-
counts from MoIdavia, state that the rpign-
ing Prince had left jassy, and govern
mental council was formed
LoMBARDy.-The Inhabitants of Milan
have been relieved from the order to Illumi-
nate their houses at night hut o;i The sig
nal of cannon from the castle the city must
illuminated, the doors closed, aud the
streets deserted The military are employ
ed in strengthening the Qualifications aud
gotes. The state of the siege is rigidly ell
forced and no officers 60 without escort.
DIR Lioyd, states that the value Of the
c 4n6>caied property, is ESQ. n0t 0tt
TURKEY The Turks have completely
evacuated Montenegro, aud Omer Pa,ha
had retired to ALBANIA, Re>chid Pasha to
Ncstuch. and Drrvis Pa>ha Ia Kowine -
The Mnntenogrins having attacked The last
named general and completely routed him.
Prince Menchkut' If the Russian envoy,
conferred with the Sultan on The Bud Fand
Efend had res gned and was replaced by
R'ff,n (perhap> Re,chld) Pasha.
The following despatch depressed the
British and French funds
MARsEILLEs. Friday. March Is.
The ST amer Caradock, arrived at Con.
stan'inopIe reports that Prince Menchiknff
is repealed by the Dlvan. and that the Sui.
tan Inv' kes the AID of France and England
The Britt h fleet has been ordered from
Malta to the Archipelago A new bank has
been pr9ectcd at Constaniinople, by French
spectators.
Russia "A 81 Petersburg letter of the
I'd, states that an immense emhezzlement
has been discovered in the army and navy
administration The adjutaut general and
other officers were under trial
CAPE OF Coon HopE.-Advces from the
Cape, to Feb. E say that arrangements are
making for a declaration Of peace
LATEST lNTELLIGENCE.-PariS, Friday
ru"ning The reported entrance of the Eng
!lsh q et into the Dardenells, has caused a
sort of panic on the B,urse.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1853-04-07
Another Compromise.

The case growing out of the abduction of
the girls Rachel and Elizabeth Parker, and
the murder of Joseph G. Miller, of Yves,
Chester, Pa, he's been furnished at last. 1t
has dragged ITS slow and horrld length
along from December, 1851, Till now, when
it has been finally settled by compromise g"
Our readers will remember that the ca e
was one between southern shareholders,
kidnappers, and murderers, and several
northern citizens, who are neither rich nor
influential, aud, of course. settlement, by
'compromise. means that the North suffered
..alIihe injury, aud The South got all the adj.
>antage.
McCreary and Merritt, from Maryland.
lkidnapped Rachel Pasxer, free girl, from
Ia, in Dec, 1851, aud they. or their ac.
completes, murdered Joseph C. Miller, for
attempting to rescue her. Rachel was car
rled l"rcIbly to Baltimore, and kept in prls-
on, although it was proved that she was
tree McCreary and Merritt were permit.
ted TO g. at large. although it was proved
they were kidnappers. Mr.. Miller was
murdered in MARYLAND, because he v,ndlca.
ted the poor glri's cause, hut any investlga.
ton by that State, into the circumstances
of his murder, was denied, Gov. Blgler of
Pa, acquesclng. For over a year after ].
Z. Mller's murder, Rachel Parker was re-.
tanned IN Maryland, although the fac, of her
freedom was established, beyond the possi.
bilty Of doubt. and when she was finally re-.
leased by Gov. Lowe, it was only on cond,.
tion that Pennsylvania would consen, to give
up all proceedings relative to the pro.ecu.
ion of McCreary or Merritt, either for kid.
or murder. PENNSYLVANIA, that is
Governor B'gler. consented, and the whole
case, therefore, is said to be settled bv
' compromise"
This is the history and philosophy of all
compromises between the slave power of the
South an the feeble freedom power of the
North. The North suffers all the Injuries
and insults, sustaIns all the losses, and paws
lot on to defend itself against the South.
,ut to sustain the South in browheat,Dp and
cheating it while the South, which INJURIES.
insults. kidnaps, and murders. purchases
for itself from The consequences of
hose outrages, by holding as hostages those
whom its lawless citizens have .stoen from
he North. This mode of settlement, the
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1853-04-07

SLAVERY IN CALiFoRNIA.-The last arrival
from California discloses the plan which the
Slavery interest has settled upon for the division
of California, which is as follows Calorn,a 70
he divided into three States-Cal,tornia, Elm.
bracing San Francisco Sierra, the mountain
region east; and 7'uiare, the southern region.
and into the latter Slavery is to be immediately
introduced. A majority of the Legislature, it
is asce!tained, will vote for Convention to be
called to effect this great object of the slave
owners, and the success of the project will de-
pend on the character of that Convention.
There is something we can't uudersta nd in all
this. The admission Of CaIifornis as n free
State was declared to be part of that sacred
Compromise, which, not only Fillmore and
Pierce have declared to be full settlement of
the Slave question. but which Congress- Itself
last year solemny resolved to be inaty. How
then can any part Of California be made Slave
Safe? We ask for information. Will not
some of the defenders of this SACRED COMPROMISE
and final settlement have the goodness to In.
form US?
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1853-04-07

AQUARREL FOR LoAvEs AT WAsHINGroN.-
There is said to be great deal of growing
among the army Of applicants for office at Wash.
ington. Thus tar the greatest part OF those
who have received appointments, are either the
personal friends of the President, or Webster
or Tyler Hunkers; and SO great is the dlssais
faction, that general outbreak against the a i
mnlstra'on is anticipated If there Is apv re
lance to be placed on letters from WASHINGTON
there are, at least, 100000 applications for Office
under the present administration, while probably
not more than loO0 OF them can be succ, ssfu
What President Pierce Is ago,ng to do with the
other $4,000, is more than we can tell. He
may yet be as anxious to stop agitation among
them, as he now appears to be among the Free
Democracy.
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OLD Bullion AND /" TIsG Souri, The
slavery fanatics IN the Democratic party,
are determined 10 hunt down Col. Benton
But they have timid hare TO deal with,
this time 1t is easy for them to scare a
northern lnughface, aud drive him down
upon his kuees But he who undertakes
to dispose of Old Bullion, should first be
sure that he can split granite rocks with
his fist There is just now, at Washington,
a systematic attempt TO turn against hln
the whole influence of the present admin
lstra,un Here is show of II, which APP
peared in the New York .HraM yesterday
morning, as despatch from WaSll'nl"n
"Qme an excitement exists among the
southern Senators generallyn consequence
of the belief that the President Is alb at Ia
send in the nomnatlon OF friend # Col
Beutn .-Henr, f Watson-.f"r Postmaster
at 81 Louis, who, it Is charged, Is an ah"l'
ZIONIST. The President Of the Senate Mr.
Atchlson,) and Mr., Phelps, OF MlSs"nr',
kcalrd upon the President last evening. and
demonstrated against the nomination. They
declare that the whole South would be our.
ragged Ivy the appointment "f an abolition
list as Postmaster in a southern Stale.
1t is also stated that the President init
mated that he was committed to the APP
pointment, aud that Mr.. Atchi ION replied
if the nomination was Seut to the Senate
it would be promptly rejected Three or four
Senators ais waited upon the President. -
! further learn that the appointment was
recnnsldered in cabinet, aud Ii is probable
if the allegation of being an aholltiouist is
correct, that the appointment will be aban.
dnped. II will thus be seen that the New
York Offices and defeat of Marcy have nnl
cleared the Presidents path of all Difficult,
les"
"The whole South would be outraged p
Mr. Watson is "a friend of Col. Benton,
and therefore he is denounced as an "abnIl
tlonlst," and the "whne South" issues it,
customary order Al Washington "a whole
North Is never recognized Communicable
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1853-04-07

tie expense Of the union should be kent up
for to a man with whom politics is trade,
the tools of trade are essential. NelIher
are we disposed to doubt that the new Pres
ident is earnest in his utterance, at least TO
the extent of believing himself to be the
firstra,e patriot and Christian which the
language Of this Inaugural implies But If
he could have made it consistent with his
high sense of duty to God md man, to give
us the Fugitive Slave Law. with its 3" cheer
full bloodhounds and its perjury made easy,
its treachery, its bribery and IFS violence,
unmngIed in short If he could have let on
the Satanic clear, and spared us the reh-
gi0n, Free Democrats at least, would have
given him receipt in full of al demands.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1853-04-07

The GARDINER TRIAL is dragging its slow
length along" at Washington. The question
seems to be whether there is, or ever was. any
such mine as that from which Gardiner pretend.
ed he was driven, TO found his CLAIM. The wit
nesses say they never could find any such mine.
The trouble was, probably, they did not explore
the night region. The mine, we think, is In The
Noon
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1853-04-07
From the Nindham County Democrat,
Good Feeling.

Oar Wing contemporaries, with scarce
an exception, seem greatly relieved by the
calm which has fallen upon their political
battle ground, aud are enIoglzng the "good
ferhng" exhibited between the income aud
out gone administrations. with .atlsfacss
ton that looks wondrousI like Conscious
acknowledgement that til differences be-
tween them are as lweedle. dun ,wpedle.dee
The Presidents Iuaugqtal IS quite to their
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brgapds of the South and the dnnghiaces
of the North call compromise. = W0r-
CeSter Spy
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meeting; aud we are afraid, from appearau.
ces. that it would rather have the Union
damned, after all, than saved by whig help.
How the Wing shoulder can be showed
from uEder that Baltimore craft without
letting .t-snd ih'ae~rr-its downbrinw-re-
demptlon, we don't see just now, Bur here
Is the protest of the Standard, and we may
say that while he gives the Wings more
credit for skill IN the black art than We ex-
pected, we quite agree with him in he dang.
er of annihIal on to his party. We have
given their dem0cratiG1IIlil dit for their
: :ss;:;szZ . !, no pa;
] ]. ]. ]. !. !
another era 1.-The days
of James Nj lalon of
our party q 90 rma'ed
by the ege ms-euver-
ing of the e -PeHows
Falls .Standa ~
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Cons ion, it will be useful to compare the two
some what carefully, perhaps. The article ia in
these words :" That IN all prosecutions for Grim.
NAL offences, person hath the right be heard,
by himself and MS counsel to be confronted
with the Witnesses to call for evidence IN his
favor, and a speedy, public trial, by an impartial
jury Of The country. without the unanimous Con-
sent OF which jury he cannot be found guilty
4,vrscan he be compelled to give Evidence against
Ss' e. can aax person s!s be i9l'ly deprived nf
The Judgment OF his peers
II is obvious to remark. upon the slightest
view of this article. that II the prosecution under
consideration Is of the character Indicated IN this
article, the proceedings cannot be maintained.
rhe proceedings IN the I'D section of the stat
ute under considerations, possess almost none of
the requisites Indicated IN this 10th article Of our
Cons But we think the proceedings
suudsldhls statute are not to be regarded alto
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