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JOHN RANDOLPH AND POLITICAL
CLERGYNEN

In the Virginia convention of 1829-3O
John Randolph thus expressed his views
with regard to the interference of the
clergy in politics. The debate was upon
the question of excluding ministers of
the gospel from the legislature. MIR.
Randolph said
60 Sir, this is no exclusion on account
of the profession of any opinions. It is
an exclusion Of An occupation; an occu-
patton incompatible with the discharge
of the duties of a member of either
branch of the legislature. The task of
legislation is at war with the duties of
the pastor. The two are utterly incom-
patible. No man can mingle in legisla-
tive cabals / say no man can touch that
pitch without being defiled. No man can
so employ himself without being disquali-
fled for those sacred duties which every
minister of the gospel takes upon himself,
and for which he is accountable, not to
his constituents at home, but to the God
who made him, and who will call him to
much more rigorous account than that he
renders to his parishioners.
Sir, there is an indecency in this thing.
We hear much about exclusion of the
ladies; but there is not greater indecency
and lncompatibility in woman thrust
ing herself into political assembly and
all its cabals, than in clergyman under
taking it. One of the greatest mas
tiers of the human heart, and of political
philosophy too, declares that while the
French are in their manners more de-
ferential to woman than any other people,
they have less real esteem for woman than
any other nation On earth. Let me Illus
trate this. The Turk shows that he values
his wife by locking her up. It is to be
sure mistaken mode; but he shows that
be estimates the value of the treasure
by putting it under lock and key. The
Frenchman permits his wife to mingle in
political affairs; and if Madame Roland
had not been engaged in such affairs,
Madame Roland would never have assenc
ed the scaffold. If women will unsex
themselves, and if priests (what shall
say = will degrade themselves by ming
ling IN scenes and in affairs for which
their function renders them improper and
unfit, they must take theconsequences. If
ladies will plunge into the affairs of men
they will lose the Difference they now en-
JOY; they will be treated roughly, like
men. Just so it is with priests; they
lose all the Difference which belongs and
which is paid to their Office whether
they merit it or not.l Rely upon it, if
you permit priests to be made members
of the legislature, they will soon consti-
tute large portion Of all your assem-
bl;es. And it has been truly said that
no countries are so ill-goyerned as those
which were ruled by the coursels of wo-
men, except such as have been governed
by the counsels of priests"
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MAKING BELIEVE "WORKING Mxn
A class has risen up amongst you 1.-THE
working classes) who get their living by
agitation and organization. They toll
not with their hands, but with their
tongues. The beer-shop is their factory
and home. The loom and the plough
know them not, yet they always Affect to
speak in the name Of the working classes
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REMOVAL,
WEST END DRUG STOT

O1VIkE.
I'VE undersigned, thankful for past favors would
i inform the public that he has removed to the
store formerly occupied by L. Savage, opposite the
Seven Buildings, which he has fitted up in handsome
style.
His stock of MEDICINES are very select, to the
dispensing Of which he gives his entire personal at
tention.
He has . very large assortment Of Perfumery and
Toilet Articles and his stock otherwise cannot be
surpassed in this city.
Congress and Blue Lick Waters on hand and q
fresh supply of Bedford shortly expected.
Any similar Waters can be Furnished If applica-
ton is made to him, and warranted genuine.
lie respectfully solicits a share of public patron
age, and hopes by prompt attention to business to
merit the same. j. B. MOORE,
Chemist Druggist, opp. Seven Buildings.
mar 14-eo6t
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DAILY EVENING STAR.
SONG OF TIE SABBATH.

The Sabbath day-the Gracious day.
Bringing the gifts Of peace,
Chasing life 9 rudest cares away,
Letting tired labor cease;
Breaking like sunshine on the earth,
Bidding vain shadows fee,
Calling for praise and sinsss mirth,
Making the bondman free.
The sabbath day-,he priceless boon
Let not the sordid deem
IL yields no gain, il comes TOO soon,
Ii Is Of light esteem.
Let not the bigot sternly say
His temple claims u All
Who shall imprison Mercys ray
Within that narrow wall:
The sabbath day-the separate,
For which with yearning signs
The wearied workers patient wait,
And Joy TO see il rise:
The aching hand, the o'ertasked brain,
Alike may find repose,
AID gather strength TO toll again,
And strength to conquer woes.
The Sabbath day-tbe gift divine . ts
That whatsoever our creed,
Supplies with bounfeOusness benign
Leisure for every need;
For prayer, for praise, for soothing rest,
For thought of bOundless scope,
For heed of Charity's behest,
Fur love, for joy, for hope.
The Sabbath day-the glorious day
Beyond the city gate,
Let tens of thousands wend their war,
Where breeze and sunshine wait,
And let them see the streamlets flow,
And tread the daisied sod,
And look upon the buds that blow,
And search and find out God.
The Sabbath day-the buckler strong
That guards the poor and weak,
Shielding the desolate from wrong,
Leaving the tyrant weak.
The Sabbath .iay-O prize it well,
Its wisdom learn to scan;
Alike in temple, field, or cell,
"TRe Sabbath made for man."
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TO THE CITIZENS OF GEORGETOWN.
BUCKLEY 90. respectfully inform the ciu
u Gems of Georgetown and its vicinity, that they
are prepared to undertake every description of work
in GAS FITTING. They have secured the services
of some of the best workmen from the North, and
their charges will be found low In any of those
cities.
They have always on hand an elegant assortment
Of Gas Fixtures, to which they would invite the ex
animation of the public.
South side Of Bridge street, between Washington
ant Jefferson.
Orders left at Linthicum's Hardware Store will be
punctually attended to. jan 30-tf
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REMOVAL.
ARNY'S CONFECTIONERY.

BTIdge sired, GeoTget0toD.
NI e have now the pleasure of announcing our
w removal to tine new Store immed ately ad.
Joining old stand, where We will be happy to see
our old friends and the public generally. The pub
lie is assured that our productions cannot be sur
passed and our prices will bear favorable comparison
with those of any similar establishment in the Dis.
trict.
We are ready at all times to serve Dinners Balls,
PARTIES &c, with anything in our line at the short
est notice and in q superior manner.
An assortment Of Perfumery and Fancy Articles
constantly on hand at reasonable prices. call il
solicited. mar 1O-eo2m
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MORE NEW SILKS,

NIE are now opening another lot Of
w Rich plaid and striped French Spring Silks
Rich Brocade and plain colored do
~ pieces nch Lustre black Silks, very cheap
A large and splendid stock of White Goods
Black Bombazines, Alpaeas
Mousselines, Bareges, Lawns, and
complete stock of Mourning Goods.
ALSO
A new stock Of white Embroidered and plain
CT .pe shawls, ranging from $40 to 900.
Small figured Mousseline and Cashmere Shawls,
adapted to the present season
~ Observe, that all goods sold ut our establish.
ment are warranted to prove a. represented.
MAXWELL, SEARS, 4 COLLEY,
It'll street, three doors north Of Pa. ave.
mar 2l-eO2W
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THE OLD STAND.

(t0RNER Of Fayette and End street, Georgetown,
~ occupied by the late John A. King, renewed,
revived renovated and to be reopened the LIST of
April, 1854, as Family Grocery Store. The sub
scriber respectfully invites the attention of his
friends, neghbors and former patrons of the store
to a nicely assorted stock of FAMILY GROCERIES,
which he purposes dsposiDg of on as reasonable
terms at all times the markets will allow. A
Superior quality Of LIQUOR Wholesale at whole.
sale price Country produce traded or cash paid to
suit customers by JOHN dunno.
mar 2l-1m
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ParaboI. Spectacle Glasses,

AR@ Constructed In accordance with
SSthe Philosophy of Nature, admire
raby adapted TO the organs Of sight, and perfectly
natural to the eye aording altogether the best ar.
tifcial help to the human vision ever invented.
very large assortment in gold, silver, and steel
frames.
For sale by Z. K. LUNDY, Optician,
Bridge st., between Congress and High,
mar 15-d GEORGETOWN
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BEAUTIFUL TEETH.

DR.. o. MUNSON has fitted up the
h house and once on Pennsylvania ave-
0IlltDnue. formerly occupied by Dr.. Hum
phreys, and is making TEETH on An en-
drely new plan, with continuous gum-the very i'm
Pc sonstion Of nature herself only Landowner II de-
sired. Public inspection respectfully solicited. Dr.
n owns the patent for the d. O., Va, and N. @.
Al aspcfsnsnts IN Dentistry attended to and war.
faand 70 De done in the very best manner.
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r b e 3 CO, DE COR ALIVE,
AND EVERY DESCRIPTION OF

ORN AMENT TAI PAINTING.
FINaE undersigned respectfully inform the citi-
Il zsns Of Washington and its vicinity that, hsv.
ing determined on locating themselves permanently
in this city, As FRBsCO, DECORATIVE, AND Or
NAMENTAL PAINTERS, they shall At all times be
prepared to devote their attention to decoration in
any style of the interior Of Churches, Public Halle,
Private Dwellings, &c. -
HUBERT sCHUTTER, VI
HENRY KAHLERT,
Pa. ave, s. side, between 18th and 14th SITS.
mar 0O-3mS
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NEW HAMPSHIRE.

Franklin, and West Berkshire, to Richford, 80
miles and back, once week
Leave Swanton Friday at 8 a m
Arrive at Richf6rd same day by pm
Leave Richford Saturday at p m
Arrive at Swanton same day by pm
Proposals for three-times a-week service are in.
vited.
$50 From Waterford, Vt, to Littleton, n H.,
miles and back, once a week.
Leave Waterford Wednesday at pm
Arrive at Littleton same day by 3 pm
Leave Littleton Wednesday at 10 a m
Arrive at Waterford same day by IL m.
Proposals for three times week service are in.
vited.
4s1 From Stevens Village to Lower Waterford, -
miles and back, once week.
Bidders will state distance, and report . sched.
ule.
4s2 From Barnet to Waterford Lower Village,
miles and back, twice a week.
Leave Barnet Monday and Thursday at I'm
Arrive at Waterford Lower Village same day by
IL am
Leave Waterford Lower Village Monday and
Thursday at IL IN
Arrive at Barnet same day by Bpm.
4S3 From Barton, by Barton Landing, down the
Barton River to West Derby, thence along the
vest Shore Of Lake Memphremagog, to the
Canada line, 20 miles, once a weekand back.
Leave Barton Friday at I an
Arrive at Canada Line same day br pm
Leave Canada Line Saturday 1T I'm
Arrive at Barton same day by pm.
Proposals for twice week service are invited.
From JuIv /. 1854. to Juns 70. 1897
7O5 From Chester Village by Ringyille to Wer
tnington, Is miles and back, once a week.
Leave Chester Village Tuesday at 10 am
Arrive at Warrington same day by Bpm
Arrive at Chester village same d,v bv7nm
Proposals for twice-a week service are invited
7Oe From Great Darlington to Afford, miles and
back, three times q week.
and Friday at ~ m
Arrive at Afford fame day by2pm
at3nm. '
Arrive at Great Darlington same day by 5pm.
7o1 From Great Darlington, by North Egremont
To Afford Q miIes and hack once a week
Leave Great Rarr;nrton Wsdnesdav at In a ~
Arrive at Afford sane dav Inv nm
Leave Afford Wednesday at 2 n m
Arrive AT Great Pa rim ZION same dav bvsnm
puonr IsrANn
nHoDE ioLhND.
s,o From vy :" wyw va Nssk r,,e
back, once a week.
Leave Pawtuxet Saturday at I'm
Arrive at Warwick Neck same day by2pm
Leave Warwick Neck Saturday at 8 I'm
Arrive at Pawtuxet same day BY pm.
-
CONNECTICUT.
from Ju,y l, 1884, to June ~, 1857.
966 From Stafford Depot Ct to Southbridge, Mass,
20 miles and back, once a week.
Arrive at Southbridge same day by Ipm
Leave Southbridge Tuesday at p m
Arrive at Stafford Depot same day by 0 pm
Proposals for three times aweek service are in
vited.
Wilmington Centre, Moose Meadow. Westford'
North Ashford, West Woodstock, Village Cor.
ners and Dudley to Webster Mass A miles
and back three times a week
Leave Rockville Monday, Wednesday, and Fri
day at6am
Arrive ct Webster same day by SPIN
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UNITED STATES MAILS.
Posr OrYlcE DEPARTMENT, 80
- Eahr1ssrv IN 1ayI

Posr OFFICE DEPARTMENT,
ta February 20, 1854. /
DRoPosALs for carrying the mails Of the Uni.
t ted States from July 1, 1854, to june 80, 1857,
NEW HAMPsHiRE, VERMONT. MAssACHU-,
SETS, RHODE ISLAND, CONNECTICUT AND
NEW YORK: from July ], 1854, te june 80, 1856,
on ont the following routes in NEW JERSEY. PENN
I, 1854, to June 81. 1855, in VIRGINIA, NORTH
CAROLINA, SOUTH CAROLINA, GEORGIA. and
rLORIDA, will be received at the Contract ONCE Of
the Post Office Department, Washington D. C.. until
a. m, April TO- 1854, to be decided April rs, 1854
(belng routes established by act of March 8, 1852
MAINE.
From July l, 1854, to June 80, 1857.
lSi From Bristol, by Newcastle, to Pemaquid, II
miles aud back, six times q week.
Leave Bristol daily, except Sunday, at lam
Arrive at Pemaquid same day by IL q m
Leave Pemaquid daily, except Sunday, at 1 m
Arrive at Bristol same day by m.
1S5 From Waldoboro', by South Wald,boro and
Friendship, to Cushing, IA miles and back,
Leave waldoboro' Thursday at 8 am
Arrive at Gushing same day by pm
Leave Gushing Thursday at p m
Arrive at Waldoboro' same day by pm.
1876 From Dexter, by West Dover, Dover South
Mills. and Dover, to Foxcroft, IL miles and
back, once o week.
Leave Dexter Wednesday at Q am
Arrive at Foxcroft same day by pm
Leave Foxcroft Wednesday at pm
Arrive at Dexter same day by o m.
Proposals for three-times a-week service are in
vited. -
137 From Pressure Isle to Number Eleven, Range
Five, Aroostook, 80 miles and back, once q
week.
Bidders will propose schedule, and name inter
mediate offices, If any.
13S From Railroad Depot, by Oxford Otisfeld, Cas-
CO, and Edes Falls, to Naples, 16 miles and
back, twice a week.
Leave Railroad Depot Tuesday and Saturday at
cam
Arrive at Naples same day by IL ara
Leave Naples Tuesday aud Saturday at 12m
Arrive at Railroad Depot same day by . m.
1S9 From WATERFORD Centre. by Limerick and
Limington, to Standish, 20 miles and back,
once week.
Leave WATERFORD Centre Tuesday at II m
Arrive at Standish same day by 7 pm
Leave Standish Thursday at 8 m
Arrive at WATERFORD Centre same day by m
Proposals for three times-a-week service are in
vited.
140 From Brooks, by Monroe, ElliugwoOd Corner,
aud Hampden, to Bangor, Is miles and back,
three times week.
Leave Brooks Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday
at sam
Arrive at Bangor same day by SPIN
Leave Bangor Monday, Wednesday, and Friday
at Sam
Arrive at Brooks same day by 5 p m.
Proposals for siNtimesa-week service are In
vited.
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GEORGE TOWN ADVERTISEMENTS.

w hc Cdiuoluid sLcoultfS ltdNc I'VE"
le 5th and Doth of each month.
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OHIO.

OHIO.
From July l, 1854, to June 30, 1856.
l0S9s From Wooster, by Cooper, Cedar Valley, Con.
gress, West Salem, Albionvslle Homervlle
Spencer, Pennfied and La Grange, to Elyria,
AZ miles and back, once a week
Leave Wooster every Thursday at a m
Arrive at Eyria next day by II m
Leave Elyria every Friday at 3 pm
Arrive at Wooster next day by 8 pm
This service Is supposed to be unnecessary, being
covered by No. 10079; if 80 it will not be let.
l0399 From Elyria, by Laporte, Grafton Station
Ltchfeld, Chatham Centre, Lodi, and Grafton
burbank, to Wooster, As miles and back, once
Leave Elyria Thursday at am
Arrive at Wooster next day by IL m
Leave Wooster Friday at pm
Arrive ct Elyria next day by PPM
This service Is supposed to be unnecessary,
being covered by No. los7s; if 50, it will moi
be let.
1O400 From Wooster, by Ashland, to Mansfield, IS
miles and back, once a week
Leave Wooster Friday at q IN
Arrive at Mansfield same day by Ppm
Leave Mansfield Saturday at 6 am
Arrive at Wooster same day by 7pm
This service is supposed to be unnecessary
being apparently covered by route No. 1907 6;
If so, it will not be let.
104Ol From Wooster, by Robinson's Woollen Fac
tory, Uniontown, and Lafayette, to Savannah
80 miles and back, once week
Leave Wooster Friday at m
Arrive at Savannah same day by 5 p m
Leave Savannah Saturday at Tam
Arrive at Wooster same day bybpm
10402 From Canton, by North Industry, Sparta
sandyville, Zoar, and Canal Dover, to New
Philadelphia, Is miles and back, once q week
Leave Canton Friday at an
Arrive at New Philadelphia same day by 4 D m
Leave New Philadelphia Saturday at Sam
Arrive at Canton same day by4 pm
This service is supposed TO be unnecessary
being mostly covered by. No. 1886, and he
residue by other routes; II 80, it win not ),
let
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Leave owego Monday .t 2Pn CT1HI 2
Arrive at Waverly by pm
Leave waverly Monday at m
P,pr ss r. To- end ~ It Barts-. invited.
1850 From Silver Creek by forestviile end Char.
lotte Centre to Gerry, rs miles and back snce
Leave Silver Creek Friday at Ham
Arrive at Gerry by 6 p m
Leave Gerry Thursday at II m
Arrive at Silver Greek by Q p m
Proposals to end at Chsriotee oen.Ie sfe invited
Leave Jordan daily except Sunday, at 2pm
Arrive at Elbridge BY ~ p Pm
Leave Elbridge daily except SUNDAY at pm
Arrive at Jordan by IL pm
1852 From Rnral Hill BY Bellevills, Eilisburg and
WoodviIle back to Rural Hill 9 miles six
Leave Rurai Hill daily except Sunday at IL
Arrive at Rural Hill by ~ pm
1453 From Comstocks Landing Dy West Granville
North Granville, and Middle Granville to
Granville IL miles and back six times
Leave Comstock's Landing daily, except Sun
day, at 10 a m
Arrive at Granville by II m
Leave Granville daily except Sunday at IL
Arrive at comstock's Landing BY 4pm
Proposals to end at North Granville are invited.
1454 From Deposit to Caunonsvilie miles ana back
three times week
Leave Deposit Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday
at pm
Arrive at Cannonsville by 2H pm
Leave Cannonsville Tuesday Thursday and Sat.
urday at 3p IN
Arrive at Deposit by m
1455 From Heuvelton by Rensselaer, Falls, to Her
mon Is miles and back six times . week
Leave Heuvelton daily except Sunday at ~
pm
Arrive at Hsrmon by 81 pm
Leave Hermon daily except Sunday at cam
Arrive at Heuvelton by 10 Am
14s6 From Auburn to Port Byron miles and back
six times week --r.. .........
Leave Auburn daily except Sunday at pm
Arrive at Port Byron by ~ pm
Leave Port Byron daily except Sunday at 81
Arrive at Auburn by IL IN
1457 From Haverstraw to Carkstown, miles and
back, three times q week
Leaves Havsrstraw Monday, Wednesday, and
Friday at 10 m
Arrive at Clarkstown by IL a m
Leave Clarkstown Monday, Wednesday, and FRI
day at am
Arrive at Haverstraw by a m.
NEW JERSEY.
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| l0l0S From Mount Gilsad, BY Burne's Corners and
Harmony Townships, to Sparta, is miles and
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Arrive al GichstGt Hytd0 Ane day by Pun
3oi2 From AIbemarie 70 ew.h Island, miles and
back, once week
Leave AIbemarle Thursday at IAN
r Arrive at Swift Island post Office same day by
90. Leave swim Island post Office Thursday at /
Arrive al Albemarle same day by pm
30l3 From Greensboro TO Madison, Is miles and
buck, once week
Leave Greensboro "Wednesday at Sam
Arrive at Madison same day by 5 pm
Leave Madison Thursday al a m
Amye n Greensboro same day by pm
Proposals for more frequent trips arc invited,
also to commence al Hillsdale.
Bidders will name intermediate ofhces
30l4 From Wilmington, by Upper Town Creek
Bridge, to Smithville, IS miles and back, twice
Leave Wilmington Tuesday and Saturday at Z
Arrive at smiihville same days by5
Leave Smithvie Monday and Friday at m
Arrive at Wilmington same days by S m.
SOUTH CAROLINA.
From July l, 1854, to June 30, 1855.
Hill Cross Roads, to Whtesville, N. c., IL
miles and back, once a week.
Leave Little River Tuesday at IN
Arrive at WhiesviIie same day by s pm
Leave Whtesvllc Wednesday at a IN
Arrive at Little River same day by 8 Pm.
q. Proposals for sem-weekly and tri weekly ser
vice are invited also. proposals 10 commence
at COnWayoorO ana embrace UogWOcu Nech
will be considered.
S245 From Conwayboro'. by Lake Swamp and
Floyd's Mills, TO FAIR Bluff, n. C., 80 miles
and hack, once a week.
Leave ConwayborO' Monday al a m
Arrive at Fair Bluff same day by 9pm
Leave Fair Bluff Tuesday at 8 a IN
Arrive at Conwaybor0' same day by 9pm
Proposals for semi weekly and tr weekly scr
vice; also, for embracing Branton's eros:
Roads, ]. l.. Princes Store, and Bug Swamp
in lieu Of Floyd'S Mills and Lake Swamp
also, for commencing AT Bueksve; afss, io
commencing at Georgetown, are invited.
322o From Abbeville C. H., by Smithville and Rob
er's Store, to AbbeviIle G. H., % miles, once
week
Leave Abbevile G. H., Wednesday at a m
Return to Abbeville G. II. same day by 4pm
Proposals for semi-weekly service are invited.
3249 From Lynche's Lake to Bakers near Lynch
burg, is miles and back, once week.
Leave Lynche's Lake Thursday al 8
Arrive at Bakers same day by pm
Leave Bakers Thursday at 2 pm
Arrive at Lynche's Lake same day by pm.
GEORGIA.
From .July l, 1854, to June 30, 1855.
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mUTTERlNG THUNDER.


The People are beginning to awake. The
heavy, single drops, and deep mutterings,
which precede the tempest, are, already, felt
ahead.
We extract below stern warning to Rep.
resentatives from Ohio, uttered, in due season,
by the Sandusky Daily Mirror, stanch Old
Line Democratic sheet, to which they will dc
we'll to take heed We are glad to know that
an address to the people Of that great State
from their Senators and Representatives, is in
circulation for signatures, and will appear on
Monday.
But read the article from the Mirror.
DOUGLASS NEBRAsKA.--Let no member Of
Congress note for Douglass bill for Territorial
government to Nebraska. IF any do they had not
better return to Ohio--mark 1T! Much as we
desire the organization Of Nebraska, we would
rather wait until after another election for
members Of Congress, than have such bill
pass. How contemplate men do appear, when
They resolve at Baltimore against agitation of
the Slavery subject, and then repair to Wesh-
ington, and open the pow-wow, anew. These
clap-trap politicians must mean that they
alone have the right to talk on that subject,
and nobody else. By such course, Mr..
Douglas may get himrelf elected to take care
Of his 140 slaves in Mississippi, but he can
never reach the Presidency"