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Ein.pr. .s.-lenfisEs .sH5-U ds7Ess: roor
: 49, 20 ssrcb,s 77es11 our al, 4te Z !

bprn.s - parchcd r-stu'Aour fnva. 49, 1919
ailed 70 yield ses.sy any fooas,r major 4
der q .tssa The heat he, been -, ~ - y en-
l.i,,, ~ aient, nc drought 50 s,ss-
a' = may wen beos every e u agar'o ~ high
80 -.,toist to empire, VIA. I ID 1s. "a. eSsy
ni65, u . 4laoT and The orphan, whca ,be M
r'nas e winter ana s eliiiing srosts IN, ,ne
some otour nefghbodng coulties 49, K,
are already being made NJ p,sae 4 @.fings III
49,. s.'olsI . procure asufIicift anora. III ana
i, productions where fesupplyis j.s,Za,e 10
'He demand, so as TO furB.h those WI, sn,,ao noe,
y purchase At the preSa exhorbitant ratts w,,bA /
i,as' the necessaries ethfa. And VIA, viv he VI
iie o. Jefferson d. Al q time Ike this- dur oo.i,v
: = 'rue may b able 20 furnish ier own supeies
Dus win Hour at Sl0psr bard and corn at $50,
"ant and destitB4ionuaest b. .hsate ofmanr, whose
only crime is that Of porers. fAere are by far .o
many laboring men Fitly- VIZ and children 10 care
~ whose labor for may, will scarcely pnrchassJ
oarrel Of -four and cora say nothing Of he moor
'ilpW Of whom il gfded as virtue 10 III bsr n
loel for comparatively nothing. We siu11iv IA.
re 70 sah The attenti Ofogr people 10 The consi.
On eslnngs which t1isis ana what ieverv man, ,
,7srvatioa ard refekioa viii confirm. ana jsaya
hers the suggestion. u some remedy whiSb - d
eqaate to He emergensS-S5frn q
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rnk Al 7moREDEFnsDERs.

AbosA 10 Br the " Old Defenders passed
.hronsi as,asAg'On on Tuesday, and spen, the
day IL AhkAgAa, where tbey wefe most hospiEa-
bly sn,srtalne. She volunteers auu Uta '1'a'srs
Of Washiagioh paid them appropriate as'en-
ton.
The ieth, 1t vii remembered, W =. ami
and P p e The kef Is q The Bnl'
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GorD X YIRoixp The Pkiladelphia Lager
has keen shown lump 81 gold gaiheFed franshe
miaes OF The Slate Il i'll Company, al Louisa, =,
NE proceeds Of two weeks labor which Is uhsd
q 100. and cost ia the rFodncflea aboas 3EJ,-
giving Ss0O profits for the two weeks. Th1r6ds-
pecis, il IS said, arr qnils eneouraainv. II a.
regards The Guaafi5 and quality or sse "a 10.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-09-14

An EIE6ANr Lhck We were shewn paddock
4 few days sinceG male BY oae Of the ingenious
mechanics IN the| smuloy Of the 81 q q. Railroad
Company, al It's klafisn here. whiehsa Hobbs might
well lie proud ID I'll with the key, was put into
The hands Of enc of eur oldest and mast skifnl me-
chanies who returned il. he received i, locked
beingluttefiy unable 70 open ii
'Fhe lock weighs two pounds Is beautifully finish
ah, and is we think equal. If not superior TO any
hing os the kind eyer made Ia tAis country.
Afastxnskkrg (fd =cste
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- = : rs.toRDiNARr AITAIh.

~ nfelshteIins village OF Woodbridge WIN. y
Isl scshS g iaass extraordinary occuFrenf Wds me
l. DAY list, and AZ Yariefy ofs,0ris $50 ~ sue
II are aloat, we L 9Ve taken some sstA 20 II
5 ruth Of The mater. f-'-'' 81 q lie
pareafs j.. 's soung man named Hogan. sbs.a
i iIs had bgef Tor some ti,s 81 jug a. Short
ts,isa9aist On fsh Of Rev. MIR. " - mo
cbn a and q aaday was = b reee5'. o 81
rss M Sa'efsaE message was received Ivbf.
gonld = ~, ia ~ and tegsnIs '
@et'.,a she Al 9sequence. In IN 4, "a death
ng9 !quls 16er oi ITisb,n,r rs 6 afse III thaf
IIissca i; -ia ne young man fearire 1%sond
lIWoos!5risgppssa @fgay unpsrceiset, atd-~aiEe b
.ae rage, as he feared ID should LII Y seave
snI hal he vas teil the laws ns M
ample protection 10 all. ~oaa aiiord
IrishmS = epehihs otmorning service nnnter IL
ti,t H. eoiiecla atgnifd Tie deer AMI M VII q
ns young man attempted to f3rc;S M sae lahet
,. 49,, pun ne oor was uesuccessf5i G - az
father sna slil arger crowd assembled a5atbs
their aisn5s at,sr,, = yhc Young man, backed ID
i9tee; AZ this iHscfure amaEis,r an ~ ~ 4 main
iJssa' isa ana ordered the cizeas 10 esp,1a
1,si "hch wastquictly but prornrny tte.la Ie- h
Threats were nsaia u aIrther yidJa H. aotse. =
Jung and 2 faguest i9r assistance va !s & g
nlatsec fn ,,i aay iioters making thsirso ia
Tbs appearance I'll strong force ffoaH M atEssi
wdre understood sh lie prepared for mao ?
W.T. ne af[angf.aenls made there bg the ags G.
- ~ =, ait eu tHec1, ana no fnIaef disnr til
oaPce occurred t3taaaray {. ~ ~ Aaasa,s !,
---a~~-~~~>~, --,->ss-----svrr in New "
rRE YfLtow FIR The frteinie Aiter The I
Orleans L nj, ,.ertun was expected but 81 81
segufge.H a desalaasag The city The weekly rum g
y steat5s has ra1iily increIsed, as will he seen >
~ pc eturns frotlshe 10th July 70 the nth August
shen thes were, SIX, twelve, twenty-aine f5ffy1
hfef, one hfadrea auJ eighteen one huuarcd aod \;
lgHsF-seVeR. IL 1eywinter season. when he city ~
5 fdll Of srangec, HI weekly moriag is udder * u
ne hubdred a5den hut Iasi week., Tith a T6pg- ~
aiidn az ao, aYeH eiyIY thousand The death ftun
aqt eauses ~ereRaFee hundred aDd eighty. Ffoui |
r4nsan, too Ia accounts arr depIorable The =
aAF Courier has suspended publication for vlant II
hands, and large. numher OF business houses 6
e shut up "on accauat afsickness'r Tha Pulas p
!, lre largest hotl, vas abou! to close the Mar
~ vas % foow lh@ example aud hall The boar sal
nSf1oqses have hten deserted BY proprietorg n l
ell Hs boardefs. FFa ether qu1Ytsrs ne fntar fl
snceIis equally .lisslessing. ...ie
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20, Oh ], t,saz.s--.ass ID 10 7 h:s M. .
apd aheTt mEe nv, eombiaed

sorr m ETeaFed ones III - any kind 4
fon iii et',t ino.e WtthbK 65ps: ~, say weep ai
He has ieiad y, atae 70 thN homo ~ emit hasffSeA
now mis T. y loyed ofes Mo ba. Us aihf es
yaled III III Ill ~ i4taiiy whM saa, Sue D1o.l aud
shogn laeph aaay heEwho tennsrs w H. ns r..
'.ii VI and 81 der iays VI hefrt Of taf s&tNfes
- stregth
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NTEMoRIES over the w.
III Leather Stocking ana ssE,,9 N Adznneyi
WHINE 49, II Il ws1tE Years j Africa
Genoa Pisafsn'ss rs,,' wealth of Staies;
Ten Nighssrf1 ! Isa ~, 3 ~, ~ Il,
The Pictorial 1sfeas,, -. ~ = q 4Asaaul
vel y. ~ Miscellany 10 vols. eant,.,
- r. 70 me family seircle aplsat
French Rev6lu,Iona. 4 roT :. Z s0iss5
For sale By I'll II $50
September II lfs54 + y. SMITH
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TGIAL oIf CiIRisTIA1.

I The trial q chri,tiaDEs,r ~. s
Ie1ipgton. v, rau iof INC murder q Blacs burn,
G., eonIdenced in the BedfDr; C;,.,
~ r. =, ~ Giirner presiding, On AfoeJ,
~ ..'perty Sentinel We learn tl:st IN,
-. without delay aAd The exari ~. .
witnesses rrocreded with o. Tue.I,v -'iea
refused to ailpw ueEspaper re,or,.s, " SoIs'
pose ofrePortiag the testimony. IN. S.. ,se ar
notce oflt. Inithe cxani1aii ~ :oinis
god deal Of the estmonyiptreiuscd ~.
ws'excluded BY bis Hohor a Heal M va
an'lns which arc The confessions ssd st,,eno.-s ne
arkhdaAt made before sfler the AZ, sftied, |
sni also the declarations aA statement, m,5 tlaek
bun before it happened Counsel Jchui sal,S Ell.
sttrry for the corpr "a ealtha,d n 70. Cls,s L.
Motg. Alsx, H. Il. ste wart. jas D. tman, ". l..
Do.Is, sam'l h Letehsr. jane, +. .Efson. Eyrsri
Z. Emks. aud Jo-i Goods. yr.. ~ ~ defendant.
Agcad deal -. AZ. ,ls.p e,osaiD& i dis5ssing
ieguIpa loay. E;s '''.sst galuy ed sd.
ni..iciIiiI d : 40 Arsupaea frdbssise4a,.
i. !.
- --l
an i progrssin. sts.Bsj-
rorl letter vri:sr s the
oispise aE.Grs. Moor; VII
e sworu 5rlhs onlysnev
eature i remembered that
iiss A. WErm the al seul-
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-09-14

80, 80 he farm Of the late Mrs. san
Y !. ~ s2anty eoniaining one ,o,s,yn, a
So &C = PsEarre. The Rev. WI. NJ sisiiy
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Notice

i EgS' ion OF The Beard of rli,..,S. u.
~ vi be heldatss .r.sa Turnpike 6~mpa
Sd Saturday IL 49,. ~ .ioise near RippsS, %
59S14<fee s he9t, Che 2ist.5
Sept II 1884 800 y RICHARDSON.
---------- Treasn,er.
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Nofiea,

"a 81 :, sesof aisIaud debts dns.ay 1-<Ifis &isrs.
he NJ 81 w,i'Th age moi arra, q paid sEaiss,
er "A rs Is eaer NEXT, VILE LANDED ever ~
" settlern-nf .sss 49,
September Il IL. s n il'DENoR.
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pEArH oF COL. E5.dOsD J. IIUNrI.r

Ts;vs Us pain A. annSunce The des,l - - = ~
and ow-citizgs IN ast 81 i..ss ,i with N hea,
all NJ soilie ,sss time to attend N his sreood
~, hsL5T6sesn 20 baltimore to fasdis town on Wei
sdkS "a schaol lie retrrseBsth, where his f4n-
nesds me eth INFANT, Vssken III 90 Saturday meEn
iy wen -. rhu Sdays " ol that day, and rs buried
4 Bsifoa saday ~, y ,yits III ealsgy lie has
We 80 A0t ate -, ~ ~ w. boa here. as
= tspg 70 - - 49, bsiatisss in all the
~ ~ ~. ~. NJ uhsr he died he
va ~ y ,,osrreal,h fcr Berkeley
TIA - ~, - La-s-, truo man, devoted
Christaisa o en5erS he Episcopal Cl-srn, ani be
died 0tsstain.s assA trultf pray erfl. call
in- nm devoted n fap3 daughter q read to him
those rtions Of Scrin,r gifted u his case commit
ing btOa and the e. 2 Is. widow and large fansil-
Of lt. oAss 70 hieosd AL 90 departed ;eh.gls to
,ae - w ", we eapans !. ~ -.out this se.e-
ID, rnasy " h--s lance. v. i.
nin.irr- u, lnfnsyaasyy -S6<SHS. poor,
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c;-Tbe suppiy of payer Is so iaadeq1
msnd IN Eaglsnd thai cd nsuspspers
gain, tie INK beins first extracted By =
sna he fapeE rcdaesd % eisan PuiR
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] D I'd:

!. ssfsthe ''Rowef, 2 III this ,conn,.
H.. .ss'; satsi SANgA 5l.AI TON FsNgrEJnswsay nj
kenaedy. Esq If his eouy, in Ii. sS ~ q Andr
| age. 9sA year Of b
! on.Ssturdsy night, Ell Infant. COR
1honlas ID Henson, Of this toNa aged taaas p eo1
| u atiddleharg, On tlie slst dime, NAN. Z
FOftAsItlN. IL the s4th ycarb her afn 49,
late Jrhn Sehastoh, and mother Of Mira II. Il
Suddenly, at PPtonlac Furnace, OF -. ~,
ming, August 30th, ALEXANDIfs " A.
I uafneassl " ana.
/ ESD, lof MartlakHuTg, III. lTsstense g ~. g
daegater Of Mr. Samuel and 7 - s1s ~,
/ Orleans, aged i months. 49,
| Onsthe sd ultlno, Mrs NsEfs1.| ~
| the lite John pstk, ofIIsefktlssy 8~<
/ yeaF'pf her age. &c ~ Tx
| Ii MartimksrE 81 e seventh DAY sTs.t 4.
! NiBllAlsl iilbs%rFl !. e ~ year Of hes -;
| r., ~ q = ! I. "a uitime. al tb, ..
4 a ASs5g sAI ~ T. thes96sh yesss4 I.@
OFT 80 Z. IL coAsori ofleagy
GarFfes w 80, egs ? atitfRs5 1PIT. LAM a7I..
aa4 Ig hsx s : 4'ia A. Wt-SoeP. aged d 81.
4 his Residence H. r,.l.
=, sftn ag last NJ fsEoIlGE IA Mny;,ee
lesE. NJ THOMAS TURNER .a mt !, ATE
1 n 4. A!lttinshurg, ol the tthins,sn, n sled
csts n eoAsort If Mr.. John PoisaI's ~
!, ~ b, tas .a-a'-r5a az Ell 10 Is M So
veihe l2ta ins,sa1 irouths 81 lcj,s
n = I, l4ess of sosaa neas Knoxyi,. i.
sON, ID The aIs, week.. III aT.li.es M
this rrisias y5 ydfr Of ace VSrfis, ale,
eHeerisI now 5 saan wash our !, biataS MOR
e 9'd hid Lis cat5 a has enteraJ weeE.
lllps tlioaeht Woi III is hands mar &C. happy
eldet dlild Of Jrn g soon bid j. upon o. happy
oalq tine had bee, and AIAay AAa1.ea bon,
saff tilented yotua law ID ,11oaalsss
~ We ilish5e iti ' s., sad was sssuaibef
FeRr branch Il :. = - 'aiasss saysS.e ~
Apphd aheirt me- H. iolds eombissd
the ereaTel onas pure AM kind ~
\ n olas those witbbE 3wpaid say ween
al efthly tgtle 70 In aps; thy child hasE,
Z eed tAI loved odes RH5,FFne Of his Faith 49,
' II II II. II trt family who's aa's gone bt1aaa
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e-leTrtsg0n<eeseffle Efes Press.
IHECuot.ERa.


MAHTrSSrsa, sep:enber I2.h. fss4
hdf. EDizoR: Thefreadful teourre 4. mo. :.
ne destroying ASgsl seernr % have tasep - i /.
abode IN cur milst Hs taps eeusIy Il ~. 49,
aat men fear anf.nenkle. ne lif,.,he l,,ch -
80 ne sgosy ne eoniossiOn. . mighty s:ruv-
ne assUs tie sxofd ard - Ikes, rhep. al
.lse. ios.oS esping Eailaz and bitter l.r.e,,.
-. ! rs ine F9rk & dsa,h. wishsa, a,x 49,
~ i1lefn'ission, sees %. The sword. ghs,tr-
!. g q ssngessee or ialr, Is dappiDs win -.
-.-.e- y ~ g ioE-ehizens- Fatheh sat &C.,
$3.50 ~ e 'aifen 80 win Ia, ~ Sc,as.,s
hOuri is etersity. '1s ne1t
!, W. 81 80 3 seems 2 % eoefned 70 ka, ~,
= IS 'o~n norm q Toe court House; H. ca
80 e''as pises re Financially Lesiiby.
.s's4 eeatAs 11ve occurred sirer r,;s
nolnlhs last q Which time The disease a.,
~ atanee sir hat number det Ia.,. '.aes
oeLe sere'en new cases on yssterlsy bn,rts
800 Z zone ~ lasi night Or tbs ruor5i,1 ~
~ A'D. ne lumber Of cases Hnder tre,,,s-,, o.,
-sc2se hsIe arv about ixepsy. e-'A'sns 'u'
Cor - -g,~-,o..- oRLA.
prohats ,s ~ q apsEs' F4trs-This s,r.s., -.
this time, ht,,l n r2ore allhY coalition tban ~
steiner to renscs - rnoris ofqhe Health Commits
~ iong IS The ylenrs., y Will nave no geca eject
lhose eiors 81 prl,bj wing ihereupon Uh MOI ali
80 a'a ofisl The vlss Is nov oo5SSs !. n :! gar,
is-, sr.a g q pe,ishatIe nsl-. 81 Nv
! VI lalis afesinrarfs,yzs calculations
) Is ss,i. ..e Z ~ Of all ~ho are
TX extraardinary hsliLt go.
I'll -. - Fare tendeney l---.sr KfebfiIe na- il
re tAs IS al had 1AssTe should be tsken 10 Is
I'M -'saii. and Etes.7a ,sn1 10 endAnger the &
am We os-.--,'.. esa -. q 'be efy. i
Mf. = .LLAnErs~- - son herewith q Nara
-raph taken from he Rss51-. ,.asriran, ofkft- e
lay, 9th irstani. - ~
Every word Of RaA,ft ie asPitss wfh sgtsa =
aIesl 70 lhe. pa ~ 'ws-t 90 one familiar :,
rish The dsilS Of hita 70 s,,,s 1; lie =
,uo "a come TO any oasf eunclusign' ~ = sue
ssdiy Peslienee may asaay rronen,sweePSae !
sryillase. Verify, there isa pes,jepes ia, NV !,
Luuis a neighboring town fAlSou,oinr Ana
riil *, The town anh2rilits q Charestesyn wal,
rom their ieihargy and seek h sysrt an ava ,y,s
y approaehsg2
. y
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eeTlp 1NtA9dsa WheIe tpey hefe host nosPls.
BIZ sa'srtalnst volunteers anu O.a .V,a'al
ofwashifs'Oa paid them APPROPRIATE a''eH
1on.
The iah, i,wi remembered, v VIZ. ami
and re the Ref IS q The Bfi,' 1-'inors
zssS1sss5f
The steamer ST. LA New rork :,
Mea2tA Inst, briagins ae54 at onsr PIT
,'r,Aa5IeOo men aud 50 gu led Baeh,,. a.nas
me Aa. and had - elihu (eep,ion r.. ca
s,uT.SeEe lOver asd dull i had se LAD,
81. .kpl haatasPsSSsd corn ", $
,-ae sr 3, 80 asdl -
i.l sss , ss.., dssreia ts,. fsr Bread.
u al q ! ! !. g
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JERKING, Sha3an M,c,er., - -
- Aug 81. n II - E = - a
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CkRoslxkl-The osscial vo,e :, ~.
p 0o-ernor Of tbs SAFE shoEss ss2sI.a-
on.s Brfgg, Tie Democratic ezhii;izI.
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feA,ss.f

The Steamer 81. LAA New YORK :,
thel2th ihs, briagins ac5 Ia onsr Pa,b,
wiA2sYepo men aud " gu led Buchare,, ~
the ana had - eq i, Eesp'ion. Bread.
siufs Nete lovF az aull I had deelines
81. ,Rut haa19fNed Corn ~. !:
...S-e 4, d. asdSSA vas 10 |
The daily union., 1854-03-02

piece Of sxiemposs Asua,~ais. have right TO pro-
test agaisst a clumsy orston on the fuguyeslass law
OF the Missouri COMPROMISE.
To be consistent such political pafson ought. al the
close Of bis speech. yield the door 10 some opPosaon
member" for TIE afternoon service.
This clerical opposition proves nothing against the bill.
but simply demonstrates thai no class Of mensvea the
clerical pToessonis sxemp, from ndscsee, and iussy
members.
But, IL some northen eefgymen are opposed 10 the
b, southern cergsmen favor il 20 that II clerical f.
sor s 10 settle The question: both sides have IL Ba; sll
this elamor about pfesiy opposition is raised for enee,
The real truth ~. not than clergyman ia i've
will ever allade 10 the al all. confident
that al least four TO OF the elergymsn Of our oouny
have too much good and pely to leave vocation
OF honorable usefulness and echo the schevous cry Of
political faction 10 order 10 purchase few days OF pii.
ul noore,y, and the mingled pity and contempt Of
the rational and intelligent
When Congress brings Ia bill repeating the "fye
points OF CaviAism,D abolishing bishops, reaming
the doctrine Of the real presence" then true. every
black coat and white cravat-eyey surplice and DID
throughout the land-will make the "wekin ring" with
appeal and denuncalioa.
Until then, the great body OF the American clergy viii
be content 10 occupy their exalted sphere oi activity
without invading the place and usurping the duties Of
legislators, who have thrown around them and us suc
safeguards that each may worship God under his
vine and fig tree, with 10 modest make afraid
In the bonds Of our ancen, fellowship. am still you
friend, DUDLEY DUNTON.
The daily union., 1854-03-02
Election OF House Printer.

BY reference TO the proceedings Of the House on yes
terday will be that the editor of this paper was
chosen the OF General Armstrong printer
to that branch of Congress- For this mark of generous
confidence the part OF the members of the House
take the eares, opportunity to make respectful and
grateful Acknowledgements. II is position OF high
sponsbiiy, especially when viewed in connexion with
our relation the Onion as its editor; and but for the
death OF our lamented friend and associate should
have desired TO occupy it. Under all the circumstances,
we felt il 10 be our duty 10 propose to assume the
place made vacant by the death Of Gen Armstrong, and
in obedience to the impulses OF heart, declare the
reason for our announcement. The result is doubly
gratifying TO US, because it enables to make some
turn for acts of kindness which il had been ungraefu
in us not TO remember. We should do violence to our
feelings failed TO give expression TO profound
gratitude to the members of the House for the confidence
they have reposed in US. and our acknowl
edgmen will be the less acceptable when add that
is accompanied by the heartfelt thanks OF the family
OF our late associate We shall endeavor TO meet the
responsibility which attaches to our position in
that shall leave friends grounds regret the favor
they have so literally conferred.
The daily union., 1854-03-02


doing this they will have the consciousness OF knowing
thai they sowing good and pure seed having the
i've principle OF perennial vitality the American
so and ihs, they distributing book which, ss has
oeea declared the floor OF the Senate OF the United
snies, has done more good By making the people sc-
quAn'ed wh the constitution and true principles OF gov
srnment, Than any other book published thereby
Strengthening the Goa and conservative and power
OF The eoaauy, and weakening the discordsnt senti-
meats and pfoclisy 10 evil and to sirk growing out Of
Ignorance oil The constitution. Its powers provisions.
s,rosols. aud limitations and OF the true principles OF
oar government IAM3ea $50
Tie Of the Uuon and the safety Of the pso-
pic wii great depend upon the knowledge
The people may possess OF their constitution. and the
just principles OF equal rights which II enforces, and
the hgmness with which such knowledge will inspre
them in the day OF trial.
The people have right 10 expect that the govern
mens Of hsir eho,ce. which they support and protect
should in its furnish them with the Of know
ing that government its principles, obligations dsties.
and powers
WAsHIsGros, Feb. az. 1884.
The daily union., 1854-03-02
Hon. George s. Houston.

We were much gra,ied on yesterday to see the Hoa.
George Houston in his seat in the House Of Repre-
sentaves. His absence account OF indspostion
noticed by several days ago. but did not then state
that he had gone to New York for medical aid One
Of the papers in that city INDUCES in its accustomed
cation of caumny in auding 10 the presence Of General
Houston in New York. II is bad enough TO be afflicted
with painful and dangerous malady, but il is even
worse to have ones effort obtain relief from such
malady heralded to the world as evidence OF inaten-
ton to business lack OF courage to face pending
questions In this case, however the antidote against
the slander s furnished in the very Of the paper
which originated There is in Congress whose
assduous and aborous attention to his dutes and whose
readiness meet all responsibility with prompt bravery
and ability, place his character entirely beyond
the assaults of such papers the Herald, than General
Houston. We gratihed TO learn that be for
unae in finding remedy in New York which prom
ises TO be effective for the cure OF an affection which
caused painful apprehensions as TO its consequences
amongst those of his friends who were apprzed of his
danger
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the benefit Of their aooas Ihese give their ekarsc
Ter 10 these meetings they stamp them plainly pooa
partisan demonsnations-as schemes designed solely %
promote the success Of their factions And such they
IL Is tTne few democrats may be induced, from hostility
70 the measure, 10 participate IN them but when they
see the eoven foot displayed they surely wii they w
lprn their backs upon them in disgust"
There are undoubtedly many democrats IA New Hsmp-
shire, and through the North. who not yet pre-
pared TO give unqualified TO all the provisions Of
the Nebraska bill though there who repudiaIs
the pacple Of onnteryenton asserted BY The bill Ihis
was 10 be expected They have not had opportunity
perhaps, TO investigate lis intent and meaning but when
the Investigation is made have no fears to their
ton But challenge the Istelyeno1 to mention more
than one democratic paper in New Hampshire which
does not, or has not. approved the bill.
Thus, while "the Nebraska question 10 not to be THi
issue" in the election for the have assigned
the bill known the Nebraska bill is still approved By
the democracy of the State, evnced by their press
which the only indication that be furnished In
word the nsnuaton Of the Nations Intsltgenee, tina
the democracy Of New Hampshire, party, have hest
ated TO support any OF this administration, is
bold and unblushng misrepresentation in form
and false in substance.
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ConKress--Wednesday.

SEsATE--Mr Fish submitted resolution In relation
to purchasing the portraits OF the rsl five Presidents OF
the United States painted by Gilbert Stuart for the Exec
utye Mansion which agreed to.
The bill granting lands the several States for the
benefit OF INDECENT insane persons read third time
Mr. Mason addressed the Senate in opposition 10 the bill
MIR. Walker replied in its favor Mr.. Hunter also OPP
posed the bl and Mr. Stuart and Mr. Badger supported
it, The hour OF having arrived and MIR. Brown de-
string 10 speak the question: his motion, the iur-
ther consideration of the bill postponed until to-
morrow.
The consideration OF the Nebraska bill resumed,
and MIR Clayton addressed the Senate in favor OF the
provisions of the BILL far they repeal the Missouri
Compromise He stated, however, that, in his judgment
the bill stands there fatal defects in its details
and he proceeding upon the organization
OF the legislative authority of the Territories, when be
gave way to motion to adjourn
HOUSE, OF REPREsESTATIvEs.--The debate on the bill
for granting land the State of Wisconsin for railroad
and branch road resumed by Mr. Disney who sup
ported the passage of the bill Mr. Eastman followed on
the side Mr.. Lecher opposed the bill with much
force and ability Mr.. Disney briefly replied, and Mr.
Jones' OF Tennessee, TO lay the bill upon the table
which motion negatived by vote OF 70 TO l0l The
House then proceeded to the election OF public printer
declared TO be in favor OF Mr. A. o. p. Nicholson, be
having received 1872 votes-being 20 than suf
fcieHt to have secured his election.