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Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-10-21
TIE JEROME LAND FOR SALE,

pursuance Of decree of the Circuit the State
OF Virginia, held tor the County of Ohio sitting
Court OF Chancery at the Court House said County
tuesday the 18Th day of June 1853 the Subscriberwi
at Public Auction 10 the highest bidder the following land
to WI The East OF the South East quarter of Section
No six, l6 and the South halt of fractional No Five, rs
all in Town l. North and Range No Tw cnty-tree 23 east
an containing by Government survey about hundred
ana Xyelght acres The Sale viii take place The door
OF the Court House of The County of kcnosha Saturday
the 18th OF september 1853 between the hours of 10 and
O'Clock forenoon of said day. The terms, sale
credit OF twelve and eightcenmoulhs. The
to BE- by Bond for Deed until the aymeus mude
10y Deed and Mortgage TO secure the payments
Septt mbcr I'd, 1853
JOHN Il. BAYLESS,
Commissonerapponted by said Court.
The above sale is postponed until FRIDAY,
October %, at 10 o'clock A. NJ, at TIE same
place. JOHN B BAYLESS.
Sept. II, 1853.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-10-21

A letter from Gorham, n H. says snow
has fallen there to the depth of two feet, and
il some places there are snow drifts eight
feet deep.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-10-21
Tax Notice..
OEEIcr or rHr RoARp SrprRrI.nn

OFFICE OF THE BOARD SUPERVISORS, KEyosHA Coz
kENosHA CRY, August 26. 1858.
The following lots and parcels of land lying the
of Keuosha paid taxes
Of 1919 aud sold Aprils ISL remaining
paid Is placed the amount of charges and
lated TO the last day of redemption Unless or
before the sh day of April 1854 be tonvey to
the purchaser X. ii. DEFINING,
Clerk Board Supervisors Of Kenosha County.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-10-21
ESl'R AY.

Taken by the Subscriber about the 2nd Yoke
Oxen Both led cattle acr red than the other The
est red with white bethe Pat red with very broad
both lee about old The
requested to forward prove proper " pay
take them AMOS 4. COTTRELL
Stevens Farm. Pleasant Pra re.
Oct. :, 1853. MIC 4w
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-10-21
District Court ofhe United States, for tie
State of IFyre.ons:n.

District Court ofhe United States, for the
State Of Wisconsin,:
O. DeFOrest Grant and
William Barton,
Compliments
William p. Waitles and
Almira Wattles.
Defendants.
virtue and IA pursuance decree of the said Court
ID OF tho United states America far Tho ustrsc, of
lsconsin. made and entered ia certain cal,>a randug
herein, on the Chancery side thereof in he torn ~ An.
gus, A. d. lS3, wherein O. DeForesi Grant md Ivan
Barton are Plaintiffs, and William p Waul and Almira
Nales are Defendants, bearing date August second 4 u
1883, shall sell at public auction the highest bids
the front door Of the Court House in the CITY OF Kenosh,
tn the Stale Of Wisconsin, Tuesday the 2h day of c,o
bel A. D. 1853 between The hours OF o'clock in fire
and one O'Clock in the afternoon of that day. fol-
lowing described real estate 10 wit of the South
East quarter of section Number hiryone 81 in Town
81 North of Range twenty three @ East, and parc-
ilarly desctibed as fellows, To wit Lot Number live 5
and Lot Number six 6 in block No a. in the south Ward
Of the late village of Southport, City of kenosha.
Dated kenusha, Sept. 5ih, 4. d. ls5?.
S.V.K. ABLEMAN, Marshal,
By d. &. GAskILL Deputy.
SroDDARD PETTIr, Complainants' Solicitors.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-10-21
CLOAKS AND MANTILLAS.
NOTICE.

NOTICE.
gEvuE Co-partnership heretofore existing be-
q tween us ia kenosha City, under the name
and style of "Starkweather f. Co" is this day dis
solved by mutual consent Alpersons Indebted to
said firm viii settle with J II Starkweather and
Wiliam Deming, who will pay all claims against
said firm, EDWARD Balm,
J b SrARkWEA THEIR.
September 90 1883
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-10-21
>j3 FALL TRADE. 1Sj
l.. ID. OLNSTED a. co.
lake STREET. CIITcAcn III


II3 LAKE STREET. CHICAGO ILL
Would respectfully solicit the their friends in
vicinity their very extensive and compile
their fall bases direct the Manufacturers
p"rtcrtcy prepared cfer He'd inducements
Quoted strck the ONE CASH Our stock
DRESS GOODS,
Will be found unusually comprising every desirable style
varieties De LANES plain and printed Cashmeres aid Meri
C..
SUAWLS,
Our Shawl room will he always we'll supplied with Broeh
Mantle Shawls in all qualities Bay Scotch French
Long Thil wool coIors Cashmere Printed
Canton. Black silk and Satin Shaw Wooden and Cashmere
f.
CLOAKS AND MANTILLAS.
these articles keep constantly hand Coaks
Capes, Tawas Sacks for Ladies and Children, make
them to order As our customers may direct
LACES AND EMBROIDERIES..
All figured plain. Trimming do Edgings
Edrugs and iuS"rnss, CaPes Caps, Collars Chemzettes
sleeves, Bands Ne \.
HOSIERY AND GLOVES,
Always a full stock for Gents. Ladies and Children
HOUSEKEEPING GOODS
Rich Curtain Goods Trimmings Brown Tah'a
Linen and Table cloths Table DamaSk Cloths. Napkins
pey}es Linen ShccnC Shirting Pillow Linen. Counted
paaes, CRIB Qas Toilet Covers. fiaRues and Blankets
DOMEsTICs.
Rleacbea Brown sheetngs sbirng Tickings Drills
0rt7 MIC BIN /. D. OLMSTED & co.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-10-21

sale of PRESCOTT & BROTHERS.
NEELODEONS, EOLEANS, SERAPHTNIS.
AND REED ORGANS.
Would respectfully invite the Public 20 examination
the No instrument of the size produced
Country combines much melody and compass, viii.
musical sOfness as these instruments. In many of the
Churches they have taken the place of Organ giving
the most ample satisfaction.
Each Instrument is warranted to be perfect In every
pect, otherwise sale They of 4, y, and
aves, aad in price from SIS $3.50 according TO size
style finish. &c, &c.
Orders sent to the Subscriber will be promptly attended
10, and all communications Immediately answered.
kenosha, Aug. I, 1853. sly MARY 4. AVER.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-10-21
NEW ESTABLISHMENT.
SOAP AND CANDLE FACTORY

ID WAREHOUSE, bcgs leave to inform the public
as that he has ftnt up the SOAP AND CANDLE
FACTORY in the North Ward Of the City Of Kenosha and
thai i. now the complete establishments Of
the kind H the State.
.S1YE YOUR ASHES
Soap viii be exchanged for any quantity good ashes
the adj analogous Merchants and deh will
supplied with Hard and Refined Soap rs reasonable
terms be had else, The
fCturc Candies will largely entered before fall
The pllI onage OF the public is solicited
kenOsha, July II, 1853. X. WA TERUOUsR.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-10-21

TIE whole Of the above Town Range q except lots in
first and third wards assessed Rchari Barrsw Norman
Hart L Fvuercy. vh:ch II tarz
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-10-21

CRIPPLE SETS ASIDE HIS CRUTcHEs AFTER
TEN YEARS SUFFERING.
Copy ofd Letter from Mr.. Thompson, Chemist, Liv-
ey,pod dqte9 AUGUST Goth 1882
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-10-21
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS.

YEVHE Subscriber having been appointed Agent for the
Counties of kcnosh. Racine and Milwaukee, for The
sale of PRESCOTT & BROTHERS.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-12-09

RAILROAD Accident AS the last Freight
train on the Saratoga and Washington Ralfo.d
were going north last evening when entering lhs
bridge over the canal, south Of Whitehall, fai
against horse, lying on the track, throwing the 60
CINE of against the bridge. which gave way -ai
engine, two or three ears loaded with hogs az
bridge were precpitated Into ,le canal, killing 'H
engineer almost instantly, aud quite numbcf D
the hogs. The fireman escaped unframed We
understand that previous to the engineer lc.R
found, ii being very DARK, he was asked f be va
hurt, and he replied he q guessed not " bot vhra
found his limbs were both severed from bic bod!
just above his knees and otherwise badly blfii
having been thrown into the FIRE The fret he
fireman knew afler the impedment, be wa ~
ming ia the canal .--GisnS FaIii RepubhoaH
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-12-09
Et.1.s YouNo MINIS ASSOCIATION. A.

large and entusaslc Meeting Of The Members Of III,
Young Mems Association. held the Couu House OF
Tuesday evening, Dec G. to nominate M Opposition Ticket
ISAAC McCoNIiE, Jr, wa, called To the ciar and J.
TiLLINonA'f, was appointed Secretary.
On motion, COMMITTEE Of FIVE from Isi, d. - and III
Wards were appointed 10 nominate sad ,inkei, VIZ:
isi WArd-A West, " fairfield } W Christi. s y
James + Thorn
~ Ward = pefries, W / IIagsn W A Thompson q
" Paine, VI D.ekernan
ward. uurieyi Nelson Forsyh. John Pierce, Phiil
BAennan, James Rom
:, ~ Ws[d-lI l. Palmer, Brsg', 4 l. Converse, W II
On motion, the Chairman and Secretary were s,asd to
tie COMMITTEE
Oh motion, ,hr Committee meet nj III. Tecur. Room o.
ts Association Al half past O'Clock this evening to nominate
ndrtPor at O'Clock. at the same place.
On moiion, sdloun.l
ISAAC McCoNiHE, IL, hartman
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-12-09
co NJ NJ + r CIAL.

NEW lOHh MAHhfT-Dcc q
hsHEs-Market without change. Sides 30 bbls
FLouR-ncrea-cd hfmness The low grade, II and
western under The favorable sddices by The Europa The
arrivals are Light and ffeghs at The close less hna BcueI
grade in brisk demand The low grades quiet Cam.
dian hnu At TAT sales Of canal " 900 bbls
d|4Hl TOT common to straight state 7a7 Od! for common
10 gooi "o aud mixed To fancy Mich aud H. closing buoy
ant
bHAN-Nheai IN good demand and market better the
close export enquiry good and arrivals light sales 5JU0
bu WINE Mich al - 2iOJu do Genosee ut 75ah 20
iuOs do Penn al - iD;pI hu anadian 7Oul ~ q.
200 IA southern al 1Oa ~ 900 bu red southern ~
ia y rlciuef aid lower ralcs 500 bu -a-i Cats
50aSj of state aud western aud slight sock good
opened rather dull and heavy but the close ne
i've and hrneT sales ~ 90 hu -UaS1 for western
snasl! for white aud southern yellow
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-12-09

BANK IN GRErSnUsn We understand OH
ilerrick, Ring, and several other eutcrpfisug gen
tleman Of Creenbush, are about opening BAH
the village. We rejoice at the fact During DE-
last five years Greonbush has gone ahead 90 bJ,
ness and population in most cxtraordiuag DE-
gree. One store in the village does more husir''
to-day than all the stores IN the village did rgld
years since few years ago the only articles
you could buy in Grecnbush were aAo-lclyes --
at the present time Greenbush las two " thru
lumber yards, furnace, six or eight first caa
grocery establishments In 1860 Gen. Genet Nv
the village Of Grecnbush will show a populai0l
Of ten thousand souls Should II do lbs it vii
exhibit larger increase than any village 10 tie
Stals-.7ib Kntck.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-12-09

A ffLI The Boston TfansSripf ~ fr.liI
hAs ieegfaphie desiateh from hAsntol. hei
mont, stating that ibsfe had b-ea e1humrd O.
that place. piece q lead pip With pafflfrrfi
inslde. uIou -hich Hers ~riiings dAlrd Aotrlaif
@Hh, Int boary 500 years ego. Tbs pip sa'
h'nBd about four feet under FfOund ir sid
language Sefe,tLe writings, e not stated - 10
probably ihs tongue spoken By Tie sniscs. -I-aii
o. a may .bc thu Il as sddiil0n ~ Ne hffni.i
Bible csuuH yea give - a trsnsisiioal ~.
Ifsasefipi f-bsgsi0 Eossl Hefss.
il tts RgaEh Ngfss 10 posssssloI ofsay ehist
sios Ell .taeis ~hieh ssfnsnt 10 teiisf IA ~
aniedelor.ans' we're around 10 ths yssf lbfti
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-12-09
RUTLAND co. HERALD,
EXTRA!
RUTLAND, DECEMBER !. lisa
rRs MESSAGE


THIS document rcschcdu' At TO- o.ao,l l.,
night, In the Mes York evening raqc~ e..
thanks ate due 10 Messfs nsoo., OF ihs \.
Ncrk EErrsts for copies " the Nrs.arc s.,,...
the mail and also to tho obliginF easlst., .
the Hudson v. trsin--Nhosc nAmc IA, cs-,r.s
who took the oopios Ia charge
Had tho usual arrangements tcr forvA,l,s III.
Message been carried out, a, Il wa, p,om..lr.,
would be, II would have bccu pubii,hci l,,, ,.,
terday afternoon There ha. been Ns,...
som ewherc In managing the thing. anil Is . Al.
that reflects no credit on the Dcpsrtmcs,
As to the Message Itself, us brc,ity 81 d.
regarded one Of It's merits Its something d,
business document, remarkable Cor neither or,,
alily Of It's views nor ability, and it ,iyls g,
state paper decidedly ambitious and mseain,.
We shall speak Of Il more al length hereafter
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-12-09

Grunrr Ssru writes to friend iu NAI,.
Co, under date Of Ncw.York Nov 29.Na
lows
The disease Ia my head continues uualat4
My New York physicians (how Justly g.. ,.
know } believe Il isa consequence Of tie suns,
operation to which submitted last winter ~
skilful operation relieved me entirely Of na.sII
disease but Il is, perhaps, a worse Que. who l.,
now come upon me. However this may be- AL
at least for the present, disqualified Tor rtagt,
OF writing, or public speaking
| do not intend to resign my Office immcls..
ly. presume my constituents would prrfi "a,
holding to It for month or two Longer in NJ :,
pccration that, during this time my health us,
either bc so improved, as to allow me 90 cari,.
in the duties OF my office, or SO much wois 4,
to make Il my obvious duty to resign h
Excuse my brcvity. The sensations 20 Oh,
swimming head make It no small task for mf /.
write even so short a letter as this.
Your friend
GEnBir SNlrr
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-12-09
CoNoREss-YEsTERDAY

EsArE.--Mr Gwin introduced bin gfaui.ai
land 90 California for railroad from San fas
cisco via the Valley Of the Sacramento 70 li'
boundary Of Oregon. lie gave notice that y
would at an early day Introduce BIN gcperaii'
known as the Homestead bin.
MI Chase gave notice Of bin cedIng 20 uha
Az the public lands remaining unsold ln ia
State.
Al ten minutes past the Presidents messAfr
was delivered by Sidney Webster, private orcfs'
iary, aud read
Mr.. Chase gave notice 81 the Home stead uia
iiousE No business u importance was ifai'
acted, after the reading Of the message
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-12-09

REcEiFrs AT OswEoo --The. Ossego Tiass gra
the following as the aggregate reeeipis n Ilgaf
Wheat aud Corn At that port during the past ~
sons-Fiour, sss.7O6 bb!s Wheat 90 1a7 lu .
Corr 26s ,05i bu.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-12-09
REGULAR MEETING OF THE YousG

AT REGULAR MEETING OrTBE YouNG
Men. Ass'scisilon. hold de curt House on Saturday
evening NE % ins iaf tso paf..s o. naainaing urEs
b. BE- supported The coming election A. u blanchard Wa
appointed rfo'sisni, and Dsfiek Lane, se,'y
on motion ofAulinss 81 Eve fo1n osrh II tae Wsfd.
were zrI'liaiod Go H1riii,ats me iieket
Ths following were dominated b. he CoHmiiisss
iof Pfssideni-wn. ~ foulg
" 10 Nioe ds-kNm q cunningham
. ~ Do do-Ias n rnngilh
" q Do do-Gro ~ 70
% tof Ser y-Belg. u Hal
" Rec Sec j. HrHi y ridess
" Treasurer w Hard Gay.
bEHsrtx8 socisTf
For frssaeia- lafeIsc iiurli
20 Ia Wee DOL. o. Sur.sy
I'll DO do-laa g. hogh
" Secretary c. o. MHnl
NasAoFF.
q Is Msffsn. j. saul u Jaltss n Nsrt NtH Me-
den, . A lHiss gna W Pa4re " 4 blanchard u I. ]
f-insf. ~ ~ sirgeff y y WoslfgF
TInes sna nadgsi please copy a. /
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-12-09

- The Cleveland Herald addresses this 70 o.t
bachelors --' II ouf Maker ih0ughi h sfolg n
Adam 10 live single sleu tlefe vas ~ q son.4h
On the earth how crllnihzlly gully "a bsrt'
slors, sith The world full u pretty girls
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-12-09

- The Rochester Amertean, Of YESTERDAY
says'--" Canal business las substantially olosd
though the canal /, sill nasigable. No mote
freight will be shipped this season"
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-12-09

~ Two German editors Of Cincinnati we're a.
rested last week in the midst Of preparation, 5
a duel which they were to 1eht on account d
newspaper articles between them.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-12-09

- Franklin s4ys be- that boss the Goals 10
qaArrels be- has nothing 20 do with, has % usiI
- complain II The sparks ID 10 his face
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-12-09

patch from Lookpori yesterday snnoupS,, "a.
aarming illness Of Ex-Governor W,suNa-.,
IIuSr. His physician had but little hoyo I'D
recovery
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-12-09

llrsr wARp BEEonFu Is about To publish three
volumes, entitled star Papsrs-the eouirihuiion
he has furnished TO the columns d the = ) j.
dspsn5snf
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-12-09
LARoE FKREMrrORY sALE %
AMERICAN WOOL.

MI sru "a
Thursday Dee l5fA 1853 al Il oh,
90 90 he AMERICAN TLEECE sad PULLED WOOL
eaissfnF a fis..fe Olls a.f Naaalusns 60 auaiis.
Tn uists 81 10 800 srhaai fcsrrse
Hi-ufa ss 40 saafafs sl l. rslg nu Tsr.d.Y In
Nee y arsi ilsf 81 1873 a. n
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-12-09
YOUNG AMERICA NOMINATIONS

YOUNG MEMS A. ISOLATION
Ior Pr-s.asd-lsaAc Nice uh,e j.
" lsi Aiccdo-- " ilium T. Iagan
g 81 do d0-IIenry : Hatch
+" Ji do do-1hpmhk Job,
" Cor Sec y-Heusmui Hall,
Rec sec - Tawsssnd NJ Buckley.
Treasurer W Hard Gay
DEBATING socfEfY
For Pfesidcut-Cinfsace Buell.,
" 81 Wee dn--Nesnu Forsyth
" ~ d. do-tl atlta y Squifes
" Secretary James - Thorn
hkAAGEBss
Geo. Waurn, j.. William uuflsy T.oma. Slant Al
Milan tUufeiss, bofdou Malser. Uilhru Robertson Dr.
w Wiau Barton, Laws l. souuh~ok John Ftch John
smhh A NJ a5
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-12-09

- Mr. Charles Dickens is now on a pela
trian tour through Italy
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-12-09

~ Judge Edmonds will devote much Of III
winter to lecturing on Spiritualism in our prime
pal cities
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-12-09
TREASURY ESTIMATES FoR the rp
cal YE.4R.

The following are the estimates Of the Secret
ry OF the Treaury for the fiscal year
Additional appropriations for prs.
sent and former fiscal years. St5-gDl
OF which amount there is required
for deficiencies in the revenue OF
the Post Office Department. . 545t
The estimate for appropriation for
the fiscal year ending, June 80,
1853. ,....,.... .......,........ SOL go 2
which is composed Of the following
details.
Civil List and Miscellaneous, incu.
ding the deficiency In the Reveu.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-12-09
no MANUFACTURERS 4 MILLERS.

FUH NAI-E-N FlI1fIIF 81 aI7IlI % 90 4
- fT ~ lfef \ o. faffrl.ss fsa fur silry hf.fl
ftpftf MIS- tsrh RI uhh hHts fatf faa n tfsss 40
80 faf4taf - anis NJ be- ri Fffnr TO- a.f dsss.
fs tf-ssa al or ssfa aah nosaatsfshs aalii1F
- Nfss II sffaua asssn shsfh hs stefs
70 Aisfsh A. 10 frtifi4i So fernlsss sffhr sF
N =. irF hFz- q IA 90 rss ia cflffftae
lafenAssf slatrs a fsef hi strhes usnof1ffarls
~ pHirt 80 Nst tanre 49, las l.ilss ulsaHi.r
- - $3.50 nHff 80 ftff Ffes aalnf 90 sssfsa -
iinQ - 'ffFf - HsffsAHaE III he-f
iAf - 49, ffoaa 81 rrf ~ 90 is5~rfF TIE
20 o. 49, oT pnffsoH anseaF a. tsf - rsass
fH O. isfis aisfs eiGl a. -stsza BIO COLD -
~ HUXLEY Ter 81 ltn
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The national era. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1847-1860, 1853-06-16

The wages of women in the United States
measured in the same way, have trebled since
the year lSis-the period of the general intro
duction of machinery into manufactures
The wages of husbandry in France have in
like manner trebled in $50 years. While the
process of doubling the real wages OF labor was
going on in England, the population rose from
five to fourteen millions.
The facts of political. economy must have
another and fairer hearing than the old schooi
authorities could give them. Increase oil pop
ulation. and the unlimited multiplication oil
products by the use of machinery do not de-
press wages, but on the contrary, the improve
lnent of the condition of the laborer everywhere
keeps even pace with all such increase
The laws which govern society are better
than the disciples of the dismal science mag
inc. Life is not necessarily battle, nor is hu-
mainly failure We have, indeed, a great
deal to learn, but we have as much to hope
for, which will come in the fullness OF time.
The present good of this faith is, that we can
thank God and take courage. r..
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That will do for the organ of the Democ-
racy of this freest nation on the face Of the
globe Non-intervention on our part for the
liberty of the nations of Europe-lnterventio
on the part of Russia for the enlargement of
the area of slaveocratic liberty in America
until the Western Hemisphere, by conquest
and annexation, stands fairly divided between
the Russian Bear and the American Eagle.
Therefore, let us consolidate and perpetuate
the friendly relations between Russia and the
United States, by the just and pacific policy
which has regulated their intercourse in times
past"
Uncle TOMS Cabin is charged by the crew
of scribblers whom this Mr.. Pryor represents
with disafecting the people of Europe towards
our republican institutions, which it does, if it
has any such effect by exposing the nconsist-
ency of our practice and professions, while
they themselves thus openly eulogize despot-
ism, hatter its vilanies, foster its ambition and
seek its alliance, for the repression of liberty
at home, and offer our aid for its destruction
all over the earth. Russia is to be detached
from England and France, the United States
are to give and receive mutual aid in the CON-
mon objects of the despot and the slave-dri-
vors and the policy of the nations is to be
conlormed to the interests of the Cossack and
his we'll beloved Cousin Jonathan!
1t was well said, half a century ago, that it
is settled in the Councils of Heaven that when
ever one man dares to put a chain upon an
other mans heel, the other end shall be fast
ened around his own neck We allow and
maintain Slavery among ourselves, and, to Sc
cure it, we must surrender our own liberties,
and make war with the hated tyrant of Russia
against the common liberties of mankind.