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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-03-17
PROVIDENCE, R. /.

--ITI y I-I.7I--1,1 TI--l March 16.
The Temperance State Convention is the largest
ever assembled. The State Hall is crowded.
Numbers of Clergymen, representing all denomi-
nations, are present from every part OF the
State. The utmost enthusiasm prevails. series
Of resolutions were adopted in favor of the pro-
hbtory law. No particular political action recon-
mended other than securing prohibtory law men
rs representatives, without regard party.
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CouOEs, CoLDs, &C., arc immelia,ciy relieved by the
t dus Of Bryans Pumonie w4eEs, and the agent viii
refund tie money you not satisfied after giving the m
Il ir trial. See advertisement. Sod by II. PArTER
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SEMINARY BuRNT.

-l-----.-ll- y PHILADELPHIA, March TO. ]
The Wyoming Seminary, near Wilkesboro, uu-
der charge of Rev. R. Nelson, was entirely destroy
cd by fire on Monday. Loss S2l, 200; insured for
$1,000. Three hundred pupils escaped, some
without saving their clothing or books.
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d THE U.HxowN RELATIVES BY
BEATnIcE; U S;ucia;r, author of Modern Accom-,
CalhaIn n,s Nc., &c. New York; Dewitt q
P lisansnt+s' Publishers, 156 Nassau Street
Ds' ~ is the title of a religious novel, by
., IN MIA. author of Modern Accomplishments
Inc pD t.n onr table by the publishers. The book
yell 20. up, being nicely printed and well bound
+ Is We" s.nsr Beatrice is beautifully written OF
IL .ons throughout, and well calculated to ex-
tpO.-. BENEFICIAL and healthy influence upon the
CO., .rmber of persons who indulge in this Spe-
,.,dips, ndisstrongly recommended to the
e w, !" Nv tbe Protestant Clergy of the Eastern
I'M NJ. o,L Is for sale at MMechans-price Scots.
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4 g FOR Re- Mt. = .sss.i3f..sSi
DESIRABLE dwelling situated on Quincy stIEeet,t
4fh 9Th stIeets Also several small tene
letnl near The Noffh end or tho MARKET Honsp Apply
Il 10 y & 81 EInsrI61 THOMAS PAULls. ~
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,...,,r was a pleasant day for the season.
Mi the first day of Spring. it ought to
ana ! : clear sky, bright SUM- and a OFa-
have D ,o.0bere are good for man and-'c0"'a"'
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The Primary Department.
OF THE
Meade COLLEGIATE Institute.

Ih6doS 4hS O4OoOS'
--e.aE wELLSBURGj VA.
THE Fall session OF this School will commence MON
DAY the 18th OF SEPTEMBER, and will continue five CAL
eEdar months.
Norupi will received less time than session,
unless by special agreemen-and when once entered
deduction will be made for absence during the session. eX
ofprotracted sckness,nor Will pupil be
permitted to withdraw This rule is positive.
TERMS;
Day pupils,-Primary English Department. SO 0O,
Classical and Mathematical.
Bo,id and Tuition per session orfive months 43 90
Orc anvarably in advance, the remainder at tho mid
die OF tile session. .
discount 10 cent. will be made on the bills OF all
p-For further Information see catalogue published by
Board of Trustees. - y
y siet lHFsHaIE SAM'L ID. TOMPKINS, Rector
.-- Wheeling Sen. 10, ,52. ~. EI..a
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Tur attention of the Ne ,hoLs Church and her Clergy,
and all Minister'S and public Speakers is invited TO the
certificate in todays laper in regard to LocOeks Pulmo
mic wasrs. 25 cents per box To be had of kel!s &
Caldwell 10
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FROM TROY.

The machine shop owned by NJ. B. Starbuoker,
together with stock was burnt this morning. Loss
over $780, 900 insured for $1,000. zE
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cINclNNATI-RlvER AND MARKETS.

y ~ - March Ioth.
River risen4 inches; weather fine.
Markets continue very dull and in the leading
staples there is little or nothing doing. Flour,
nominally S3,65a3.7 10, but buyers contend for de-
in Provisions. Bulk meat may be quoted at SC for
shoulders, and 6Rfor sides, smoked meat &c for
shoulders and "a for sides. Small sales sugar at
full prices. MolaSses 29c. Seeds unchanged. aae
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PHILADELPHIA

s.-.t PHILADELPHIA ..s
Curtain Warehouse,
III Chestnut ST., Philadelphia, opposite STATE House
HENRY w. SAFFOR I'D,
IMPORTER AND DEALER IN CURTAINS, CURTAIN MA
TERIALs, AND FURNITURE COVERINGS,
WHICH he offers at the lowest market 'ccs,
.-.ae.. b., WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
The stock comprising in part, the following:
Embroidered Lace Curtains; Gilt CoIiices; .H
Do Muslin Do do Pins; ar-
Drapery Laces g. Musins; do Bands,
French BrOcates, all widths Canopy Arches and Ri ngs
and colors; rl- Cor-is, TasseIs, Gimps,
Satin de Iaines Fringcs, Curtain Drops,
Damasks; &c.
Alarbc stock OF FRENCH PLUSHES, OF all colors and
I9IINTED WINDOW SHADES, and HOLLANDS OF all
colors for shading.
N Il. Persons ordering Curtains, will q
of the heghh and width OF the entire frame of window
martT-1yd&w 1Er.r
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335czIEr- President of Georgetown College
Rrv B. Mero, sh the r.negyriek of Ireland's patron
u c. will PSn ".s, Cathedral al O'Clock P NJ. on
.r,,-r.a.v, 17th inst -
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Commissfoner's Notice:
vs..
Thomas MeLachIan'h admir-
and others-defendautH.
ia chenceTy.

Ihomas McLachlan'H admir- Z u. cllencer,,
and others-deIendaHtH. s.-4. - ~ - '''
In the Circuit Court OF Ohio countv:
fs5 decree made in this sOh day Of October,
court TO take OF tn personal estate o9 h se
which has come into the hands Of his said admin
her with ali assets W hich have come int
nsnas ana allowing legal and proper
oyeI naoe IN due course OF nstTation nd sIso -
OF what was due to and ali oth
snd o. The said intestate The OF his death;
real my what debts arc specific liens on he
SeS m and to state the order preeeenee in
4net aeots are chargeabe said real estate or
uon tneTeoi Also account location ana on
OF the interstate whereof h. died seized
IN which they arc entitled 10 be paid ~ ''e "iuer
CIedltors and all interested are hereby poti6ea IT,,
9a on the 21st day March, 1885, at the once
hussel Fitzbush to take the accounts ordered h. ~
aeeIee; and creditors notified to prove their Esq.,
Deiore NE, on or before the 1st day of April Is q
Feb1o,6s.sod bias Ep%t II: FlTz M
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LEGAL ADVERTISERS EN1
SALE OF REAL ESTATl
! Joseph Pearson and Soma -lnchancery ~

Joseph Pearson and Soma = Inchaneery ~ /,
IlY virtue OF rendered in the foregoing cause
ID Nh. nth day OF January, 1855 the Snaelsigncd She
OF OHIO county, and such acting as Commissioner
tBs rrmses will sell at public auction TO The hishes.
bcs bidder at the front door OF tne Court House OF
coaUS5dn Monday the nth day OF March, 1885, the mid
thi, d pSt of Lot No: Seventy 30 fIonting on n
ket g; the city There isa coniiorta
and con yehent Brick Dwelling H6VsseD the premises
Tsrlns of SGfsTen per cent Of tls rorchase money
require, cash and there will be suedit for the
due OF six Sfpss and eighteen months IN equal lnsi
ments the pun ehatr or purchasers giving bonds 2f
deferred instaIn. 'entsf with goo seeurity, be:
from the day or st, aE3 the titlo 10 be retained unit
whole purchase mol.ay Is paid.
"a WA. s. WIcKh4tM,
lanZLts Sherif and Comm siOIie
The above sale is postponed till The f. st ML,Is.
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CURTAINS,
CURTAIN MATT RI AL
Furniture Coverings. &c,
AT WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
w. II. CARRKIL'S

CURTAIN ST ORE,
No. 100 Chestnut Phiadefphid Corner FIN street,
opposite the State House.
HE has always in store n full stock OF |t-
French Brocateis; all widths Lace aud Muslin Curtains
and colors; of every style and price.
French Satin de Lanesj Table & Piano Covers &c;
India Satin Damasksj Gilt Cornces;
French Moquctte; Gilt Pins and Bandsi
Do Pushes; --ls Gimps Frnges;
Cords. Tasses, &c
n. Y. Painted WINDOW SHADES, of all styles and
prices; Buff Hoands Shade Fixtures, Brasses, c.i aud
ererYthHg complete for Curtains, of the newest Paris
styles, and at the Eorest prices.
Persons sending and todt OF their riHdoIc
frames can have their Curtains made and trimmed in the
best manner Fashion Plates in August number OF Co.
dey's Lady's Book.
Steamers, hotels CAR iUILDERS, and dealers gener.
ally, supplied at the Ioirest ntolesdle prices.
-... fa#.H.s. w. II. CARRYL, .'
.. Importer OF ard Dealer in Furnishing Goods,
no. 100 Chestnut street, corner OF Filth,
mar17-1ydSw Opposite the State House, Phada.
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VnIaa bic Property for SRIe or Go
partn erahiD.

THE undersigned offers for sale or co Partnership
BLAST FURNACE located miles from the line OF lhe
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, and Fairmoun Marion
Co.. Va, together with abundance OF Iron Ore Limo.
signed wishes either TO SELL extend his operations ard
10 any one having Rolling Mill Foundry in Wheeling,
who will jon in with this establishment, and furnish
Engine, he will offer the most liberal ters recciv'
ing all machinery stock at a lair valuation
Specimens the Ore and Pig Metal be seen at the
Office OF the Wheeling lntelligencer
Cost of Charcoal, per 100 bushels. 80
Cost OF Limestone, per ton.. SI4
Hon Thomas Hayl..U.,i will receive and conduct any
gentlemen establishment who desire TO visit and
examine it.
octt1-tf JOHN U. WILLIAMS
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stain 4 decre:, iubjectinS
{ the defendants, Patrick
he other de endants. to the
ID, OF S219 rs cents, sub
20.
hat the said Jerrett Nc.
re not Inhabitants OF tho
motion OF the plaintiff br
appear within one month
.er, and do what may b
ests in this suit, and that a
inserted in some newspa-
eeli:g, for four successive
door OF the court house OF
the next county court.
Ionic L0RING, CI'k.
MARI
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New Books and Papers, .

p ifatfesi ~ at the Netc Oep0I, 1intn cueet. -.
VTToMANs Lie or the trials of Caprice. by Emilio
carlen; The Nautical Ronnsnee ~ SsPt.
Solvent and insolyenti the immigrant Squire, by
Iti Myefs; RlSckwoods Edinburgh Magaznei Liiteg :
IIyinr Ace; Barnun,s Illustrated News pIic lniy 'li
Gleason,s Pictorial Drawing Room ConiPanion 81 y.
VeeElv ana Daily Herald; Police Gazeltei N Y pAiy
Inhs: fhiladeifhia Ledger; baltimore Weekly and
i5aiy sun; Clipper BaItimc Patriot and
Norm western Hank - TInar1g1 y. L lsJssti.
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VIM. Bole,
VS..
Patrick Rooney, JerTett Nc
Cord and Lawrence Mangon,
partners under the firm name
of Patrick Rooney & Co., Jas.
McKer, and the Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad company.
The object OF this suit Is to o
the moneys, goods and effects c
Rooney d Co., in the hands OF I
p yment orcomplainants demal
iect to q conditional credit Of s
Afhdavit having been made
Cord and Lawrence Mangon, a
commonwealth of Virginia-On
his attorney, il is ordered they
after due publication OF this ORE
necessary 10 p Toiect their intel
copy of said order be forthwith
per. published in the city Of WI
weeks, and posted at the front
Ohio county on the first day of
A copy-Tes'e: 4
a. Caldwell.
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.-.--- S w AIMS @
-. CELEBRATED PANACEA.
FOR TIE CURE OF 80 7
LNCLPLENT CONSUMPTION

THE CURE OF F-l :
,LNCLPLE.NT CONSTITUTIONS
sCRoFULA, GENERAL DEBILITY, WHITE SWELLING,
RHEUMA rIsM, DISEASES OF THE LIVER AND SKIN,
AND ALLDIsEAsEs ARISING FROM IMPURITIES az
THE BLOOD, & EFFECTS OF MERCURY. -:
years in this Country and in Europe for m
rdin1ry euresfor the certificates OF which refer
had grats) accompanying the Panacea. Some OF which
as c hs @ p
ScTofnla, aud were dee med ncurabe by Physicians.
has the Singular By the
most celebrated physicians and other eminent persons.
W; Gibson, N. p. Prof; sqrpery. Pa. University.
De3e s. d. Proc S 9i % Pa sfty
\ CHAIRMAN B, p,oI Of physis Pa Uniystsity
Dr. Del vaio. Professor ss Of sSiside. i avsns 4
j. Chapman. Member Royal colsse Surgeons, London
Es4 as Mn . 20 srSiP British
Gilbert ROBERTSON british Consul, &r;, DC l-s.
have for many Yeas made it invaluable remedy.
The Paacea does contain in any form. and
being Innocent preparation. may be given 10 the
Hsi g
,s..i : BEWARE OF IMPOSITION. -, ',T
n' with n lHlIGiIE s!ieEs HloEa fnti
he
sSa s the @ sSs ss
which been turned for the exclusive Of the
adsP5 by R5sss Is Psa afs
late VIM s Ns i aWTIMs S TERmiUeE
xaS1bls Family Medicine being approved
osans such as Worms Cholera Morsas. DyseasTy. Fe
sesSs P ss IS Sick hss 1s5
ing the Vermfi1ge. s.s7 ssnsai
SR At
and sold BY all tho respectable Druggists in the United
ss.,i.,ss CAUTION TO THE PUBLIC,
sna Sse e 5esIa' 9
to observe that the name 5-s.,.s,5 -,
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FROM PITTSBURGH. ~ :
IN, E.s ,y1E79a5 March 49,
River feet and falling. Weather clear and
pleasant.
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Prsttiest EodS ~ tssied in knowing Iyhere IN
~ eva. W. W, ID. W. tIe q. "a.
bin Il ib. SIedy, when they 20 oat Oh shonn,
sse on M ssa hey 2 %
and new and desirable Gs soo ossOIsd stocks
marf5
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WHOLESALE DRY GOODS.
VIM. T. SEEBY.


MO. nv, Main street, has full stock o.: DRY
IN GOODS OF latest mportations, and from the best
manufactures OF country, carefully selected expressly
iur the ..-,-..zs-4 t-r.l
JoBBING TRADE.
or the best nbrcs designs and colors TO which he
spectflly solics from his old customers
aud Country Merchants #.
CLoTHS-s stock consists in part the best Makers
orthe variety OF cOlors both Foreign and
Domestic.
UASSIMERES-Blain black and doeskin, wolf as OF a
great variety OF the choicest fancy colors.
SATlNETTS-Black, Blue, Steelmixed fancy Green and
Browns, &c. very full and complete stodk; also
Tweods and Cy Jeans.
OVER GOATINGS-Ofcolored Blankets pilot and beaver
cloths other such goods in variety.
PRNTSA large stock OF the best makers OF last
80 madden coiors, AS well as the most common kind
OF low priced prints for comforts, &c.
DRESS GOODS-Gnghams mouse de lans, emb'd lustre,
ylain fig'd black alpacas, as well as OF colors
f- or the best variety, both figured and plain.
WHITE COODS-An extensive stock OF cambria figured
and plain, jaconets Swiss and Scotch mills In.
da, book, thread and cotton laccs, cdgings, ETC.,
In variety, also Irish linens.
CAPS-cn's and childTens velvet and cloth
also Mexican hats, most desirable lot.
ALSO-Shawls, ribbons, hosiery, umbrellas, brown and
bcached muslins, shirting, checks, Ticking &c.
Sc;, together with full and complete stock OF
Notions OF all sorts, usually wanted; and eltogcth
feel well assured stock 8 so complete that
when 1t is examined and the pric stod, it will be
found in all respects, perhaps superior to any
stock of Goods before offered in the market
ai,eoi w. T. SELBY.
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THE FoLLowTEG RATES HAVE BEEN ADOPTED THIS IN.
suTUTIoS FRON THE isT OF APRIL.
Board, Light, Fuel and Washing for tic Scholastic
year of44 weeks, 800, 90
No extra charge. however, will be IL a!e when the
Vacation is spent the Academy.
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DURsUANTtoa decree made by the Circuit Superior
L Court ofIaw and charccry for Ohio county, on tho
18th day OF June 1882 in the suit in chancery between
Francis r. Armstrong administrator de eonis non, with
the will annexed OF Noah Zane dec' Ry Dorsey and
others, DEFENDANTS and four other causes heard there
with will on Saturday. the 9th day OF April 1853, sell
at public auction the house county to tho
highest bidder lot No. hundred and eighty
eieht SS) on John street. in the city OF Wheeling
oliowirg terms to wit: Ten of P.reha.e
payments at sx and eighteen months from the
ay OF SALE the purchaser giving bonds with good secuIi
ty. bearing interest from tho day OF sale.
n InaT6 FRANC is r. ARMSTRONG, Gom'r.
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of Real Estate.
ohio Circuit Court
In ChanGery.

Samuel Louther = adm d others. a
BY virtue OF decree rendered in the above eauses
which heard together, the 9Th day 81 January.
1883 Circuit Court Ohio County, Virginia, tho
ami oinfed oner for that purpose will
proceed SELL Monda the 10th day or May 1853.
Court House of otio county the fol-
lowing property, in said proceedings set forth, to wits
lots numbered ortythIee, 643) seventy eight, 1
seven, GOD eighty Ssi0 and one hundred and eight
C10S) situated In the addition to the city hecling madD
by John M'Lure James H. Forsyth, and others called
North Wheeling Also, out-o numbered three c3) con
flaming about 49, whic has been divided into eight
arceIs TO suit purchasers, plat OF which ts In my pos
session l5a - - . - - . -. - &
and coal privileges sold separately as viii be most advan
iageous to the parties in interest.
Z U-TERMS: a credit OF one, two, and three years,
will given for the purchase money, the purchaser CIV
bond with approved security besrng interest from
their date and the title being Tta1ned until The last
I HIP A tt m. re :. comnissioner
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GiYen Up.

TT is given up by body. who has seen Is ~
Inc place TO got suited In pretty bonnet and
MINIS 10 match, for very little faoney q
"A new lot inst opened IN addt 10 The nIst afrys
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WHHBLING FEMALE ACADEMY,

In charge of the "sister- of the Visitn
fion B. v. -iA.'
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nc, too many Of,em.
Rich Rloolr ST.


.kes, Al sretioS. a5ss To- Of Black silks OF good
70 oner gains in them 10 S,,Ss ptlee
---l------lll Ii w n W6TL ~ pun hasers
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VIRGINIA. Rules held in the clerks office of the
Circuit Court OF Ohio county in the monl OF MaIch
''s. IS s',P' 1sc4sr.
VIM. Bole,

Virginin-At Rules held in clerks office OF tho
circuit court OF Ohio county, in the month OF March
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Elijah Weekly, survivor ofhim-
self and James Clover, who were
partners under the firm name OF
Glover and Weekly.
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IAn BOXES LEMONS. ait
IAU , Cases Sardnes. .t
Bales Bordo Almonds l.-.-
s Boxes Goshen Cheese-Warrnnted. s-it.s,
Candies any house in the CITY nted 70 KEEP
dry. For sale at 5e-st- BkOohiS
septe-tI Ho.n2 Main
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commandments Sale
Samuel Hudson and others.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-12-03
COrOnera' Inovlests.

ASNGuIAR CERTIFICATE DEATH GIVEN by PHYSICIAN
LEGAL INVESTIGATION INSTITUTED MATTER-Mi-
chae Donovan aborer ia Stuarts sugar house in Green
wch street. the LIST day OF September last became
voved in oiculty with smother mar and con fct took
place between them and In thu asy Donovan
% ainst barrel and then jumped upon thereby nurnS
his tack md supposed to have rup ured the SPINE The
injured man was taken home to hts residence No. 81
Gotrck street when after being kept in thu house
some nine days, he again ended his work; but
not feeling able to continue his employment, he
returned home and confined to his bed for
OF pine weeks During part of that time he attended
by Dr. Gallagher Donovan died the 9th day Of No
vtmber and Dr. Gallagher refused to give certificate of
burial on the ground that rot fully satisfied
TO the cause OF death Another physician then
Piled TO- ano Notwithstanding that he knew little or
nothing about the from any actual knowledge he
however, gave certificate, fettng forth In sid tia
cate that death resulted from injury to the back
by foul abuses. In accordance with this certificate
Mr.. Hart, Sexton OF s. Patrick's cathedral granted
q burial certificate and the body was buried ir
Calvery Cemetery, Long Islard.
The deceased left q wife and two children and the
widow yesttr day applied to Coroner ODonne to know
what steps to pursue for damages sustained her in tho
loss Of her husband.
Mr. Blunt. District Attorney, happening to be ia the
coroners Office ut the time hearing the circumstances
OF the case advised that proper legal proceedings be-
taken and the wnesses be cent before Justice Osborn
any other police magistrate and there have the whole
matter thoroughly investigated Such steps will in ali
probabi ity, be taken.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-12-03

get of minor crimes such as larceny swindling,
and every species of dishonesty these could be
heaped together by the column and the page,
and would compose an aggregate of crime COM
pared to which the Facts on Slavery" would
pale into utter significance. According to the
best authority the proportion Of crime in the
North is to that in the South-due allowance
made for the difference of population -as six to
one. What should we say ii the slavery men of
the South were gravely to impute the fact to
the free system of labor established here?
Such an assumption would be less paradox
cal than the deduction Of the Seward organs
from their calendar of Southern crime. Men OF
enlarged views do not require to be told that
systems of labor have not been found, in gene
raj, to exercise much influence on the develope-
ment of crime Peculiarities Of national char
acter, periods Of general prosperity or the
reverse, climate, and such causes, do operate to
increase or diminish the usual quota of human
wickedness; but it remains yet to be shown
that any variation in its amount is due to the
bond which attaches labor to capital. Judging
from our present statistical returns, it would
seem that crime is more common in those States
where free labor is established than in those
which have adopted slave labor. Reasoners
like the Seward writer's, were they employed
on the other side, might possibly connect these
facts together, and deduce conclusions not par
ticularly fattering to lovers of freedom, just
as learned Jesuit has recently traced
the increase of illegtimate births in Sweden to
the influence of the Protestant religion. We
do not boast Of such skill in analysis and ratio
cination. We see enough in the vast tide of
emigration which breaks upon our shores-in
the destitute condition of the bulk of these
foreigners-in the steady spread Of intempe-
rance, and, finally, in the lax manner In which
justice is administered, to account for the dis
graceful fact. In like manner, we can discover
nothing in the occasional outbreaks Of violence
and crime in the South beyond a fresh confrma-
ton of the weakness and sin which are inherent
in human nature. IF ever time should come
when instances of cruelty on the part Of the
master, and Of savage brutality on the part of
the slave, should cease to occur in the Southern
States, the sooner we abandoned the North and
betook ourselves to the Southern paradise the
better it would be for US.