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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-06-29

TROUBLE THE HARLEM RAIIRoAD-rhere was an in
dignation meeting of the commuters at Mocrisania,
TUESDAY evening 1t appears that the railr ,ad
intend to confne the utefs to trains which
arrangement they object They will have tho Of all
the trains or SET up opposition line OF stages, and
connect with the Third avenue railroad Speeches
meeting adjourned TO Thursday evening.
FIRES Between 10 and O'Clock A. NJ. yesterday n
fire was discovered in basement at No 321 Bowery
der the paper hanging store Of Mr.. Thomas j. Dre~
Inc ire originated amongst some wood bins use
slowing fuel at the OF this basement The lire
.xtingnished by the hremen, just it penetrate
through the store floor. Mr. Drew insured In the
Peter Cooper Insurance Company, to the amount of
5000 He estimates his loss at from $500 to 900
The store adjoining occupied BY Cnce ster ELS WORTH
was also considerably damaged by fire and water,
which there was no insurance The No. 1913, adj
Joining the paint store, occupied by Beardman Bald
ann smoke, amounting to about $50; insured in the
Citizens Insurance Company for 81 000 The basement
trunk factory was damaged principally by water, to
the emount Of about $780, insured in the Park
ance Company for $500 From the appearance of the
fire, 1t was evidently the work Of incendisry.
FIRE SECOND STREET Yesterday afternoon between
~ and O'clock fire broke out in small frame build
ing occupied by Conrad vath Is cabinet work shop
men were at dinI when the fre discovered aud
before the remen extingished the shop ant
$sc0 on the shop il the Lenox Insurance and
like amount on the front building, but that escap
any damage The FIRE is said to have originated IRON
the stove, which Is used for melting glue
FATAL FAII.-John Church. in the employment of
Silas Herring safe manufacturer Depeyser street.
hosting iron safe up into the building, when he
slipped and fell from the second story window
cart which standing before the door lie received
several contusions and removed to the New
York Hospital in an almost nsensible condition,
THROWING BODY THE RvER.--Two Germans, n
man and his wife, yesterday arrested a charge
Of having thrown the dead body Of their child into
water at the foot Of Houston street. The chi died on
board the ship William Tell from Liverpool The cap
tain told them to inter the body possible
they threw 1t overheard. The body recovered
faE To- h0 nNt,A txxI
today.
DROWNED WHILE BATHING We learn that Mr.. Smith,
Of the firm of Smith Brothers, drowned yesterday
while bathing at Ognons bathing shment about
one mile to the east Of the Pavilion at Coney Island
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MARINE AMa,rs.

DEP RruRR OF TIE AFAmA-The British steam ship
Arabia Captain Harrison, left Jersey City, at yes
terday, for Liverpool with 1856 passengers and full
cargo. Her specie freight amounted to 1884 1877.
ARRIVAL OF TILE FIRST STEAMER THE ITALIAN LINE
The Sicilian steamer Siclia the first Of line to
run between this port and the Neapolitan doinons
rived yesterday She is ne iron vessel of 1900 tons
burhen, built on the Clyde, by the same firm who con-
structed The iron mail steamers running between South
ampton and Alexandria, Egypt For FIRST passage she
has mac very good me being but seventeen days from
Gibraltar, and having experienced good deal of bad
weather and head winds. She is owned by Siclian
Company called the Sican Transatlantic transportation
Company. Should the enterprise be sufficiently
ragged they intend to add another vessel by the com.
mencement of next ear, and keep up regular conmu
nicaiion between this city and Palermo 1t is contem
plated the outward passage to touch only at Gibra
tar, but homeward each vessel win stop for day
Gibraltar, Mar settles, Genoa Leghcrn, Cfvita veccha
(port Of Rome Naples Messna Ito get what freight may
ofer), and thence to Palermo 1t is supposed that
each of these intermediate ports the line
comes known large quantity of the productions the
South Of France and Of the Italian ates consisting of
silk and straw manufactures, &c will be shipped by
these vessels as aordpg more direct transit than by
the other European steam lines. The Stella is com
manded Capt. Cafero, represented experiences
sailor and holding commission in the Neapoltan navy
ier Gay OF departure has not yet been determined
but it will he probably in the ueighborhood OF three
weeks. As this line affords the direct steam con-
munication between this country AMI Italy, it will likely
be largely patronized by Italian tourists and Others
bound to the various cities on tie Mediterranean.
Automatically forenoon shortly after IL O'Clock
Messrs Lawrence Fouks launched from their shpyard
foot OF North Fifth street, the mammoth steamboat
Queen Of the East built for the Norwich and New Lon
don Steamboat Company. She is $50 feet long deck
AZ feet BEAM moulded 10 feet all Ii feet deep aud
about boo tons measurement The engine built at
the Morgan Iron Works. and Is u cylinder IL feet
stroke. The boat win be finished off in elegant STYLE anu
will be completed this fall
The keel Of ferry boat for the Houston street ferry
has just been laid at this yard She will be 1885 feet long
so feet beam, and l01a feet deep.
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The MISSION TO CENTRAL ANERICA.-Maior
Borland, with general sort of rowing commits
sion over the Central American States, having
returned home in disgust, it is understood that
upon mature consideration of the subject in
Cabinet council, the administration have re-
solved to discontinue the Central American
mission for the present. While down in that
part of the world, Major Borland made treaty
with Nicaragua, amounting to the annexation
of the Mosquito kingdom to the said State, and
the ignominious rejection Of that treaty by
Gov Marcy was doubtless the principal cause
of the Majors indignant REIMBURSEMENT of his
office. He left under the idea that the Monroe
doctrine was to be revived into active life by
this administration, but has returned with the
conviction that he went off under o slight mis-
take. The British now can have it all their
own way in Central America. There is every
reason to suspect that for fear Of offence to her
Majesty's emissaries and agents in Honduras,
the overtures for annexation to the United
States from that Independent State will be as
coolly set aside as Major Borlands treaty. The
Monroe doctrine is defnnct. For particulars
inquire Of Major Borland.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-06-29

COMPLETION OF THE RAILROAD CONVICTION BETWEEN New
ALBANY AND MICHIGAN CRY. Tne citizens Of New albany
Indiana, have made preparations for grand banquet
for len thousand to be given the fourth of
July, to celebrate the completion of the continuous line
of railway between that city and Michigan. Invitations
have been Forwarded to al distinguished citizens through
ont the State, and intimaion has at the time
been conveyed to them that the people of New Albany
will tender the hospitality of their homes such per-
sons may honor the city with a visit on that day.
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Run OVER AND KnIED.--Thomas Kennedy, a boy Of
twelve years Of age whilst playing in the house ~
the Fourth Avenue Railroad Company, ut the corner Of
Forysec street End the Fourth avenue, yesterday
run over by truck, which was being propelled
by boz aoJ received such injuries TO die almost
staptly. Coroner Gamble held inquest upon the
dered.
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terrible time endesyorng TO anufacsure honor aa pace
Of their beLevoence and patriotism and In doing
achieve famo they aou'd ,bt ain in thor lsst
mate business KNOX however, doe: nothing Il tho
he attends to bis profession personally ard IL perfec
satisfied with tho Glory that being heaped upon by
citizen Of New York who s honorrd by soaring
q us agpiHcent - hats Troy be had Ia qusu
tss either at IS Fulton under the PRESCOTT
Hnuaa u HrondMnY.
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Two OF the most magnificent PianOfortesI
of papes maohs, the other elabo
rsely ca,eo r"sewoodand which we're proAounosd ne
offered for GALE together with han dsome assortment Of
Of GaOyESTEES lKuSLOW. No. coo Broadway, sd-
joining Nicholas HOTEL Also assortment Of very sa-
perl.r uasloQeVHs.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-06-29

Hatsi Entsii HatsTii-WhoIss sale Hat Es-
tsbhmert extensive Of the latest titles Of
hats no consisting Of Rocky Noun .in -tl
-sry bcsver vdc svskes, tcghprn, Psnam. palm Loaf
CANON and Canada braid ste large small snes
for ssle By ATKINS. H2 Qrcsuuich segest.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-06-29

Whites Fourth Of July Hat II the most
dashv elegant article young produced In
the hat line sold only by WHITE, 2i2 broadway
Of Fulton street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-06-29

Bachelors Hair Dye 10 still the Leadp,l
acle BY all Acknowledged to be the best dye extan1s
perfectly colorins tho hair the moment Il spped Typ
thousands in all parts Of che world prolcs,o 10 the
reliable dye hnown. Sold Ut BATCAELORS. NO.
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Hill's Colosific, or Improved InstantancO
HAIR Dye rhs great CONSIDER to all unfortunsses pos
sing cray rcd hair changing them instantly to beau
fu jet black brown and leaving them sofs and gos
Applied sold ~ 40 Nassau street and 1T drug and
a. 20 orally.
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Did Grixxled WhAskers, or Red Ones, ever
spire lover Ask tho ladies' but be wise enough
has been removed BY CBfSTA D0R0S dye Ten minutes
will sv1hoc for tho process Sold and applied at No
Aakc
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TIERS So Broadwa y is exclusive agent for Gilbert
10 4 anrs With 4foesn; Hellett Gum
,tns pianos j. chicso,s. pianos Gissrs5 soT ;aSs
m.lodsops Goodwin Baldwin mslodeons. M sters
has hand pianos Of eight other different makers
nerehan iss 4 varsity and Of quality better thas
quick Alss his immSuse stock 10 constantly and rapidly
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C0gnec Brandies.-The Subscribers offer for
salo their importatons, choice pale and coo-ed
the highest med vintages from 1914 to 1851
In original pacl ages demjohns and bottles.
JOHN DUNCAN SONS, 40J Broadway,
between walker and Lispenard streets.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-06-29

rms Week we Oncr the Entire Balance
Wholesale stock of undershirts and drawers
at etAi, Gentlemen invited call and puroha 20
Prices low. IRA PEREGO SON, 81 Nassau street.
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raods Nedcated Soap recommended by the Faculty.
preventive to Cholera and vet how few knoN
where delicious and salt water baths 70 be had
through the want OF the celebrated kabinesu sdyar
tsng them public banefactor the citizens Of Net
Yers in particular, . and the rest Of mankindn br
COT RAUb Informs them that the foot Of Desboses
street these baths to be had Buy cake Of GourAud
ronp ~ncn noays ana makes GENEROUS la' her aud
Poudre Subtitle uproos hair from any part Of the body
Liquid Rouge. Lily White Hair Dye and Restorative
the od depot 81 Walker street first
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-06-29

u. w. aoberts Will Open Mt 769 Broadway
thiy morning, splendid lot Of Valenccnnes laces, az
widths
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Mourning goods, Mourning goodss-A iArs .
assortment OF bsreses ehalees 50m lawns, silk
grsbsdinss shswls ira Yelling dress goods
pes french Grape &C., be- constantly on hand and for
very low prices, 1t LEADBEATEh LEES, 5is
h1Oadway corner Of Leon ard street.
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for Brother Smith. Pity he couldn't take the
same ground on the Fugitive Slave law. But
the treaty being made, he goes for voting the
supplies, because, as he says, the treaty " is
imperative and void" meantime for the want
of money. So is Santa Annals treasury and
his empire--so are the pockets of his associate
SPECTATORS and spoilsmen. Oh! yes! vote
the ten millions, appease Santa Anna and
the spoilsmen, and make room for the war mes
sage on the Cuba question Secretary Guthrie
is suffering from plethora Of California gold
Ten millions at dash gives promise Of com
plete relief. The. bill for tie reduction Of the
revenues may be set aside. The Gadsden
treaty affords the key to the exhaustion OF the
treasury. Make way for the spoilsmen. Make
way for the Smiths.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-06-29

James Little & Co., Me rchant Tall0rs, No
42 Broadway keep constantly hand large
o. ady made clothing which they selling a. greatly
reduced prices. Give them call before purchasing
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Great COmbiUatsvn~.Heaith, Eeaixn, and
Enjoynen, The attention 81 readers particularly
cad the sale of Flushing property to take place
At the Merhsnts Exchange, New York TbursdAy June
%, 1854 ~ O'Clock noon, by Messrs OAKLEY Il.
WRIoBr auction.ers For particulars refer to their
advertise mont in another column.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-06-29

English Carpets!-2O0 pieces, splo add patt
per clipper slip Hussar imported for cisy trade, By
hiR-M ANDERSON, 90 Bowery. Three ply and ingras
SIS and 6s oil cloths Mt As 5s nnd &c all
lnendous bargains Buyers will examine and compare.
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Albert Fl. Ntcolay Will hold his Regular
sent weekly auction sale and Dor ds this day
l2 O'Clock the Merchants Exchange For further par
ticulars $50 his advertiSoment In another column.
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siS on,y TOR a beautiful Country Resi-

denceh great opportunity TO- get clear Of paying
reL t. ana securing healthy homestead.500 oud
Ing ets 100 feet SQUARE The nourishias village Of
the 30b June, 1854 Lach subscriber for SIS will
seve WARRANTED deed for four building lots 70 by loo
feet farm Of from to twenty acres. few pb-
serhers only wshted TO close the books. Apply iwus
dia.ely to CHAS WOOD 9B Broadway, where mapg sd
aulb lsts be had gratis.
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Sewing Mnchlrcs.-.M the Public Wish to
pus. sewing machines which they without dan
conflicting patent claims and at the time
have the best machines devised let them buy Of
our ng msehnes which are secured by The un
improved ny NJ singer these machines be cqus
lei Examine and DO convinced. j. NJ SING Co., aE
IN
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Elex.nt Fanny Dlemonds Tor per,

snctioa this oay II o'clock pr SO " in addition
A stock Of jewelry advertised for sac BY this
Si:mond ynrs two single stone do one suoerb psir Of
pendant diamond earrings turquoise and auond cross,
two large cluster pin and d. gallery mounted.
Sale positive n ordrr Of executors
ALBERT III. NICOLAY h CO., Auctioneers, 10 Wall st.
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WIGS nnd roupecs-Baschelor. of n.

H. pleased 60 announce another beautiful i'm
in the mAnofaotare Of these articles Tbs In
vonton s applied TO aoics and gentlemen hair work. and
be most perfect imitation OF nature Jet discovered
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Among the Prejudlces peculiar 10 Man IL ~
prsjudise in favor of shirts that IT. GnEaN No Asor
house invsyisoy ,f-s that besvr
nsh. promises without keeping them is preu diciaFt
tradesn@ns Interests he disappoinGs
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silks, baregcs, lawns, de berges, Ribbons
shAwls siDghams. lace curtains and hnens.-LnAD-
9EAgER viii oHAr this morning their on lire stock
o. the named goods ~ great reduction In prices m
liam hrd atr0pk
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-06-29

FNuhtn1n'B IhH1n StOfe, Odd BFOHuWuy, -
only establishment ia this country where full
ment Of lDca and China goods can be found SrangerS
ne invited % esu ana ex mipe ior emelyos even ~
Of goods in the CITY BIndia goods imported TO order
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LADIES' Dresses accurately fitted and nude
in hest style twenty fonr hours at from dolisr
hty dollars each sly in dress
Ladies' apd children furnishing lace and embroidery
"a alish ment, No 765 Broadway NEWMAN'S.
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Elegant French and India Wedding and
whiting eards engraved and printed in he latest
fr IN Paris and London; sverp1ated door
At LV EkpELLS 500 Broadway, Of Duane street.
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Barksr's Cheveux T0nique.-Scicncc TT
hair DO careful how the grcay compounds Of
rant quacks This pure ciess TONGUE has Ia II q
lie principle OF hair Price twenty-five cents. Sold ever
whero. headquarters, BANKERS, 4S9 Broadway.
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Hfists! Mltts! Mitts!-Petcr Roberts d COP.
80 80 boaow. have just received large stock # Shot
re Of thread laoes also all that s and
e sbor nnle In embroidered and lace goods ally
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Rcss & Co., (2s. DaguerrcOtypes,) 3s5 BROAD
way, r@ery zs9l hope that their friends and p.troas
by certain parties assuming similar The only and
original REFS 4 Co. are at 1856 Broadway.
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Very Remarkable and Entertaining The
Police Gazette of this week. ready contains
the walker divorce from the common cment
the time OF going to also interestng edi
to,ial review the Sewers seduction seo the phi
sg-is No los Nassau Sold everywhere 81 four
anti
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ladies going In the Country wi

Ladies going In the Country wishing their
" shoes It's gaiter of all the fashions
styles from lbs to 2Os ladies' slippers tie. and busk,ns
from fs UPWARDS; with boys misses ohidesns boots
aho shoes ut equally low prices.
J. B. MILLER CO, 134 CsnaI street.
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Window Shade Manufacturers, importers
o. st conices, lace and muslin curtai1s damsAbe buzz
Do,iapds. ko.-KELTf FERGUSON. 2S9L Broadway
obes-rs Of the above goods All kinds Of window shases
nsds Our superior ufacturng facilities
he keep the reputation have always hadof bens
III e cheapest bouee the States.
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WhssIxers ma Moustaches Forced 20 Gro

btavil IN Xix wo.ts by my oneuent, without stainn
injprine The skin 81 bottle sent TO any part Of the
trs a. Graham AZ street; and l75 fuiton street
brooklyn Zei,er ~ soutL Third street. Phlad slphia
b.ingt, 81 & ate street, Albany.
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summer under garments of every descrllpa
ticr from The loves, price to tho finest goods ia ark
sbs OF al for and boys, pressy for
'cn rsde ollars c.ayGts tics gloves hosiery selling
elsp At McLAUGHLiNS 292 Greenwich street, OF
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Han, Halter, Arst In fAshion, No. IA Brosd--
vsy LsssnsrA IN calling aAtsnsoa
tbs pusc 70 his whe and drAb cashmere
diess hss- fer With couhdencs they
Atsd and adapted the
s.so. y the ass q mstac foil inyidby inherited tho
bard 81 the has whereny paton prevented
friin Though md soiag the surface and baad Of
the hat Besdes he different OF felt and straw bats
etomnens to the traveller his railroad hat and to abe
citizen his senator hat also cavalier artist wide awake,
French rixed pearl chocolate Pan una Grenada Leigh
hemp West India aud other varisties.
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1SNHC NUtf1KutB, WtBt 1nuu N1cSCEmHt,
importer the choicest Jamaica runs Bcrmuds arrow
root Havana segsrs ginger, sugar coffee Inc juice old
metals, Ac wholesale and retail Guaranteed xt lower
than any in the city No. 31 Broadway
adjoining the City Hospital Grounds.
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Reese y Co., the Original y. DaguerreotyPe
wholesale, al prices % cents and upwards. No Ger
1eersts claimed this establishments. Profession
Re~se picture syBtem
disrlaims I'll secrets and humbug In the profession.
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drersy summer clothing lis DRUMGOLD PEOCH'5, II
Futo. stret They defy competticn In tho quality I'D
manufacture Of their garments and oil articles purc sd
thstse may be returned and the none
refunded.
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GERRW SMITH AND THE GADsDEy TREATY-
Gerrlt Smith is wag. He is doing vastly
better in the House than anybody could have
expected. lie almost went in for the Nebraska
oiil-he is in FOR the acquisition of Cuba with
ont delay, and asks to be counted among the
niiousteros, IL anybody thinks proper so to
CONT him. And in the same speech he goes
Tho whole length for the Gadsden treaty. He
does not want to see the correspondence-he
does not care to look behind the record-Santa
Anna, Gen Gadsden, and the Senate, have
made the treaty-it is law, and that is enough
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1854-04-08
SALEM coLUMBIANA COUNTY, OHIO SATURDAY, APRIL s. 1854

united South and would have achieved, for hi
constituents and the South, AN Irishman's gain, =
he would have gained loss.
"The bill. reduced to its true character. and free
from all sophistical coufusion and especially from
the CLOSES Of men Of extreme views, on oithcrsde,
ia nothing more than all territorial bills, under the
constitution of the United States, except that 1t
moves doubt by declaratory legislation, by inpli-
edly il expressly asserting the supremacy Of the
constitution over the unconstitutional Missouri COM
promise and restriction Of 1890"
OF the possession of the lower part of Nebraska,
called Kansas in Douglass bill, the shareholders
feel very sure, in the bill shall become law.
The tobacco-pantcrs are ready to emigrate thither
with their slaves aud where they fix themselves,
the free iaborer, "the red republican," as the
Charleston print calls him, will not settle. That
region is expected to stake its social character and
political complexion, and local institutions from
Missouri, ON which it borders !" in other words,
slavery will he transplanted to Nebraska the me
ment the bill passes Once planted we need not
say how impossible it will be to root II out. The
passage we yesterday quoted from Mr.. Buter's
remarks, made on Monday in the Senate shows
that they expect to hold their bondmen by surance.
There is to be no legislation on the subject; the
representatives Of the territory are to pass no
laws and yet slavery is to exist and spread, aud
become the custom Of the land. The master, when
his right is questioned, is to answer that he holds
his work-peoplc as property under the constitution.
~ J.. Ere. Post.