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GRAND MILITARY AND CIVIC BALL.
The Mount Vernon Guards

OF HLEAdNDhId,V Va,
TAKE pleasure in announcing to their friends,
and ,t the PISs gsas1Ily that hey viii give
DAY. November ~, at SAREPTA HALL.
They pledge themselves that they will give one Of
the best balls Of the season, no thing shall Be
LEFT undone that viii add 10 the pleasure Of the com
psny.
Good Cotilon Music has been engaged.
Supper and Refreshments will be fu finished 10 L.
dies and gentlemen.
Hacks will be in attendance to CONVEX lsdies IN
and from the ball.
Tickets-admitting gentlemen end ladies-TWo
DOLLARS; to be had Of the Committee, or st The
ball.
Floor Manager.
HUGH LATHAM, ESQ.
Committee of Arrdnlements
1t VIM smith, 1t Chas JavfpA
Sgt W W Allen, Sgt " Neale
John Breene, Sgt John Grimes,
Walter Johnston.
nov 6-eotd
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PIANOS. PIANOSm PIANOS ~

M have on hand ersl flne PIANO PORTER
w which will b. scl1 ut astonishir e..
ly low prices, in oroer to ccse out our 6g4
present stock previous to removing ItSEt
These Pianos are equal, if not superior, to any In
the market, and each purchaser wi receive writ
ten guaranty cftheir durability. Call and try be-
fore purchasing elsewhere at the Music Depot Of
HILBUS HITZ,
South side Peppa avenue,
nov Is between Tenth and slevecth .treets
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nLD N0VELS-A LAhGE NUMBER, LAID
~ aside bs the undersigned to send to suct or,
inay be bought ia the mean time at auction prices
or less from FRANCK TAYLOR.
nov Ia
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The Ezcursiom-O&cs Seskers-Msst,ne of
tho Bar-Advonce in RatLr ,ad Stock
Seldom and Wathsrs, Virginia and North
Enro/;nn Notes
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conservative Wing party of the State has been
obliterated
HOST Important Improvement. IN
derstand that, few days since, tho Secretary
OF the Treasury received the reports of Messrs.
Schellenger, Of Sag Harbor, N. Y, and Dun
ham, Of Ocean county, N. j., on whom he
sometime since devolved the duty of making
the Investigation necessary to enable him
properly to carry out tho law of tho last ses
sion Of Congress providing additional means for
the saving of life on the coast of the United
States, endangered by wrecks. From these
reports, We understand, it has been deter.
mined to expend tho appropriation on the
coasts of Long Island and New Jersey. To
that end, We are informed that, yesterday, in
structions were duly issued by the Secretary
directing that the number of life boat station,
on those coasts shall be doubled. That is
that there shall be one every five miles, in.
stead Of every ten miles, as at present. Al
each of these stations there is to be provided
house for the temporary shelter of th,
wrecked, capable Of containing 400 souls
Each station also has life. boat, a mortar I,
throw three hundred fathom 600 feet) O
hemp shot line, SO that it may fall over tn,
wrecked vessel, where it is made fast, anc
serves as . conductor for both the Iife-boa
and life car, which, by that means, are ena
bled to pass rapidly between the shore ant
New-York daily tribune., 1854-04-28

ONLY FEW MORE DAYS LEFT-Negect it,
~ rd VII have another ehsnce Cl.s
ereeys L. Lots There bes about 100 or o-satal
Los r the proprietor osen 70 those have e1
themselves OF this favorable chance of getting Lot bat
Eo,se Lot orh Sz for s opportunity ssboe,
place. sne ;he sac elosss The ssxs OF
Lors lssfd tye I,s from Bsosyp the Long s.n> R.ost
direct tkro7h the ~ Crhs Depot
IL also boIeoed BY the Boohyn and Jam.s Psnkeaf
New fot all boep Of c.y Les. halt hour Be-
sides TIE rssds lines contnrsy
cry The eli sii 50 30 feet Width;
Csdsd nc pn'ed With bsutfsl sn:al IL Smtsd
b. AZ who Be the handsonea village laid
e.sdny eeskhy and Ptsqre and has abundant supply OF
the In edt;on al proprietor
esTinE sret6 CAfereevik I've beautiful
e1eeedrf sioto hs determined dpo- Of than
tfss h.n itousy he Subscribers Lo The prce
Of zach Lot SIed x9i payable Of -
lte Perfect abstracts Of which s firnhhed srstuousy Al
exsusen Csreeviie viii Be msde THURSDAY
and vstSng vie~ H. tickets By seplyas
the once pstl1 ins for the admsson Of n-mbe viii
held ever THURSDAY EVENING 81 y O'Clock Uaioa Hall
NO loJ bovey JACOB PLCARE Proprstor,
Otice No l5j Hest-ss-
RENIS are RISING.-The only way TO escape pay.
AZ ps high fess to beoos landlords eIot
1ey Tn done BY pcrehssns plot Of sroand
sLe OF esfy ots tor kf5 psysbie N s. Tbs oaoa
half hoars te from Sds the besaffnl Se~-Rs
eselle cannot sap-seS Gel. ercsI4r Eytns
nce a ,' NO Hsnovert No - sshsy and No xo aasv.
VFSEY-ST. PROPERTY for SALE-On terms
than usskly favorable The Lesse ven yoae wears
WIZ the p'y,s Of renesa for IL a-xs
stele's. thins Furniture. scots sad Shoes drs
pofss DEofEstt &c al sdjscsas
ior Dry 9 ,ocs yob5sIs ssl ImDsrt>rs Aspyso
JAMES Y. WENMAN Ne - wsllss
New-York daily tribune., 1854-04-28
Gummer Retreats.

COUNTRY BOARD.-NO Fever and Ague oY Mos
~ qufoa>-PORT WAsdiNGTnN PAVILION HOTEL ShTewS
by s.s,,os .sd beautifully oe.'sS .aborb.9 retreat
vii be opened for the tspron OF families Nay 5 aod will be
kept only frat bosrcos bo1se FOR surf st bathing
6sl aoic 10 psuroas.d and within
hsusS Of Ee~Ttk by si.shost from Peck SIPS
d1 the Aso Cottsge TO let
by OF saitsbe fam
ilss Rent S5 For PAruces sPpy to d. THOMAS No lls
Lbcrtyst
NOUNTRY BOARD WANTED-In an inland,
~ noubiAnots hill, rs0 where soo5 plain fare
be bad with Of hpg,s aud c1rsss Address Bsx
No sees.
DICHMOND HILL HOTEL, Staten Island, N. Y,
~ open Of MAJ, Charges 81 ~eek IS;
81. ss ~ret KELLE II Propriotor
CUMMEK BOARDING at MORKISTUWN, N j.
~ few Families Gentlemen be accommodated
tho months where
Will be neir comfort BY applying s1on 20
proprietor, JOSEPH 6EACH Monstosn north side
ofthe sroen
T1NION HOUSE, opposite Unios Railroad Depot,
" Albany a TROY his Hose ~ be opened about the
March the accommodates Of the public The Houe
new rih Ell modern improvements and bo
furnished superior The Proprietor VIII be happy
biz epss also all those OF the travelling public
who may fsvor i. ~,b e.p " STEARNS Propristor.
WANTED-BOaId in the Country with access to
w the eisy morp,f evening ~ single 0entem.n from
the Msy tho Address stating terms ke r.
o. Box No. z794 PostOttee.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-04-28
Real Cstate for 6ale.

A CHANCE for POOR MAN to GET CITY
"A LOT EASY TERMS For sale the loo pce OF si-s,
psysbe II uertb t.m,n sof so 81 Lott in liih sdans
property when w ,t.e do,oe in value The Lot,
beasi. even and On grade with 'ss esi weOu .:es Of
ATTENTION OF those desiring to secure home for
~ then invited the neautu lidins sl,es iave
william. sro. most s.isly s,os;sd ps.f hs depot TO .ssa
on The ST.e and . an inse'i@en' + Pretsr.o 70 s1y
les. ssn two zen. Ts. Of iS. hoss. are erected
sor and full asrtie Lam nqnhs of C. SAUNDERS Nos
A L PEEbskILL-For sale, q desirable Country
LIE FIELD Is:' s si l''' In
A ILANIIC DOCK LOIS for SALE CHEAP or
a EXCHANGE for s,oi, ernPToysd property Eight L'''
'''--' ''' '''' D. T WORCESTER No la Bro.I~.y.
DELUTIFUL COUNTRY RESIDENCE for
sALt-susaed on ih- east b.1, ofsh- Huson wescbsr
Comfy &c miles Se~YoL b' ud.Oo aiver ssros aSuss
.seIa ~h i. F a md SHADE & Tres sss suraSsr5
HUNT Nc Ssi Grand e..
pROOKLYH PROPERTY for SALE-On Gates
r.v By wusiaact Para H.asos ,, S,..so Para .nG
Myrsy, on s,'st, estnsr ef Red there are t.ve Lots
between Nonoe Ge hsGsena sso twelve L0s ineo.ed
squ,i. cn Fses GrasOsv for 81. low to e,.s
s9,e.in Ass aIs 0,, on H.niIiOnr Arpl,iC hARr
PULLs FERRY PROPERTY for SALE-rhe
s,sufu f'ss. Of .be land opposite tAe Abby Hoe. called
"Jee harc Tue
boa, 1clsa frc Of sprnsE partly
Pss.rO,d On HOsOsen ,si,,y fas proe
resIl, and the
The Hudson River There sppe pes-
he th bosse bot bore sxeser
ter &c. Apply at No. Hsaovers b.se once Sez-Yoa
BUILDING LOTS for SALE-At Fordmau one
~ ride Hal Ee~Y Th-se are d-s-,
ky insee for sui dirs ssd " BE- sold
Conpussion 10 For rasps sppy 10 GREEN
ORCH CAWLEY No $50 BrosdwsY rom II OLIVER
Fordhsm-
BUILDING LOT for SALE-The desirable Build.
~ r Lcs tie north SIDE 81 tibet, the Of 2
. t.t half the block For sale By THEODORE BANKS
No Is and q PeeiSip
COUNTRY SEAT on STATEN ISLAND for SALE
~ Cottage with l2 OF Land situated
heah Psru tbe upper ens OF the Glove Valley q miles tio
Vsrcertis Lending The Ct.Ase Of brick
Of moderate about tue Ground wood
unusually hh Of Garden,
md sood Pnre Land Mue sroaad thoroughly df1sd
a. cus sh the spsde There
Trui 1r.es tsors than bali beis PEARL vixoro1s
frcvh than oo N bearing Fruit eGtlre hav.ng
Of The prprietog Orchard rare 1
eesnee and promise Ntt tie Of ,as
rs5tsd VII befr nisted
Tie Hous- srucur5d 9TH a,vn shrsbs tree,
Ihe ssirAc Il cool IL and y winter an
shegt 2 ia within ~ esy sees o ss sry pscs rsr.,
eeerlGl n % ! a. " ~ this A,oy
ALiRED FIELD. No. is Plat st, Up rx,s
New-York daily tribune., 1854-04-28

L'0R SALE-In the Village of BoOnyllle, Oneida
Corpy ,.s Of Ground with good tTOs,ory Holss aai
,,o sroe 9TH che bssns
busness All condition will BE- .d ~ 90 sc ,aat
the uisss OF JOHN NAfhiSO or oa
R O5IkR. No l60 Dixl,Innst. " y
New-York daily tribune., 1854-04-28
RepIaiina.

Ware keplated equal y nss
Ii and .arsp ed via sp oss fosks C,<on, Cake Bsssa
Trey. Rods AID all eel srticss send o,dsn
Slyer PlaDs Fscso<y. No. az Centre Gr>sds
New-York daily tribune., 1854-04-28

Tor SALE or 10 LET-Those twelve elegant
ss front iheer,ry Houses situae on the south-ry 'ce
Columbia Van brlnt IN tue Cy VI
Btoohlyn The lets Isj houses 2xi coosnn twelve
The finished In od-rrs s,n
style versnd.. ysr &c They sre near mil
ferry ard cn .bont 10 or ~ ioofs' % 20 o
to they viii be sod for 50 vc each on
rered for year for AS each TO senHs
reed ppv. Ren. PAYABLE q1stasly In sd
They viii be 81 esnfd ready for Occupation ind
rosssop siver Immediately required For further psaealsr'
spply 20 v DAYTOS. No BroAdst, OF Was, Z.
OF JAHYs tho premises Granite Insurance Company
the and No 80 on s' corner Vi
a al o'Ser .ipes Of t'Ia eaT
New-York daily tribune., 1854-04-28

L'Ok SALE-A Country Residence, situated at
South korwA within niautes walk Of the Ses YORK
srd haven Rsosd De6 commaaadg an eIte di Hew
he air couptry snd the soand The building IS 3l fes
bsit AID OF the beet m.t,riss po
,id,d with b,b room heated 'oughut
" otus wirS large attic; the c-i,r Sx
wiz Tee plot around tbs house
reLed sb fut and snd tho ~slts well
ed also well Of GOOD water iS,aire OF ARCHER Sts,e
Btpi VsiL.t, of r H. Nash, ca the premises.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-04-28
TOR SALE or to LIT-A frst-class Brick House

~
viii bro.p stone b,senen. s:osp Dean ookIyn
hcuse the rorttesi coneT OF bonot IL ua
ttroushou with eistt u5le mites OF
vorAnanshp eAved Ssuss msnt 10 she pHorS sn1
plumbing soi baths will BE- cold ehae or reot1 To 600
psrt rrnt-pee IS G rent sbo 81 can r-
bead or four a. per cent ialn u
JOHN KknNtDl mnbe yso 30 III Esst @Sdst near oo~'7
NJ
New-York daily tribune., 1854-04-28

ITO LET-No. 6s Vsrickst., near St Johns Park,
thrresory BRICK House will berepired
Lry .tNo 10 R.ut ss5. security required. Inqurs Of O.
KfLLOGG i,o 80 Llb-ify-st
New-York daily tribune., 1854-04-28
Gonses 10 Eet.

A CHANCE for HOUSE-HUNTERS-To let in
IA 45xh Broadway aud tbe 6thsv sod near the
Cysa Palace private Hodse con-
anips with bathroom bot and cold ~ssef on every
aLo kc Rept $50 Adares immediately box No l,l%
Etw.Ycri Pr ,tOace or sppl, A BOYLE No ~ Deyst
New-York daily tribune., 1854-04-28

TINO IET-A Store and Basen ent 10 CanaI'st., near
north ,id- 1he try 70 BE- -'n e..ae.nsa
co-tsmplsfet im9r1se nsn.s q as'oa
~. In .rr-et cone Broadway; Ihqsir- No 10; M7esJ" "
New-York daily tribune., 1854-04-28
EOR sALE-One of the most desirable Country

u
ses. ou Long aud Sound ocsted the rosn OF snf''d
h.y front OF over o feet sad aoo 90 scres
the oflsLd premises Owetns coo
2sg- hder endenr sf closets ~srdrooe, Se me
versrdsh good OF ~Ief nne xsFon
house ard stables The above property o.ios oc yea
r ih- sound and only 1--WE nate rice from t1s
Reinai i-ntes usk from the steanooa, cf
The ders5e resideneeso be ric wa e
for gentleman Of lsisSe bgless msa 20 h.f-
soundar and ane oes h r bathing rae
prefer loan Of % scared BY bond and
on the premise. for whieA BE would ave lease Tor tw)
Js.is te refusal CT puehains suited For uthr P,s.el
les sdoebJ aoe or inquire OF r DIAoS mon HOUSE. ''an
sord
New-York daily tribune., 1854-04-28
! EIGHTH AV. LOTS.-For sale, % Lots on the
IL stb .v orr nh 10 shst WI sold ehesp separately
0'"seN''' " 'f - " J. PECAay. No. Iss Hercrst

Tor sALE-A beautiful Cottage on Bergen hights,
stout mile Jer.y Cir, commanding .pisodii view
OF NyYor, Cv snd h.bo Brcosn, aud shores OF Long
ud ssu6 rhs hoes. hsnd.pm-y con,ucd e0at,a-
s'tch-n. with vsrsnd on esn
d OF the hcor six chambers The
finished vh nsrsle nslt.s y-stes nc ani are
conveut Of closets Ice kccasa
furr and cold wstr sad there an
.nd cellar urcer Sue whole house Ih-fe
rbs with for carrrse Tue zou1s con
l@aty t-rfseec snd planted -a
r and shr15brJ and eontal sn Nce-a
vtsat, Ths stiss pas sos,J ,oLa i,ey Os fo
IN tier Of CdRSAAS on the pre- ni'es OF
nf a u NAKEMAN No IS MnLt. a. Jerse, Cty.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-04-28

ITO LEASE for TEN YEARS-At fir rent, nve
49, - w - r @ PIR1Cs,
New-York daily tribune., 1854-04-28

ITO LET-The second foOr of nice and pleasant
Bouse No go Greeu~ ehst Horsio roons Gro on
all seneel family only but one other family IN sas
bou,e $40 would let the whole or part With ooad II
New-York daily tribune., 1854-04-28

07O LET Store No. : Park place, now occqpiei BY
- -. tor YEA. Poe. es.i0n .iv-n IN nNdisf.ir
- Us W. LAMPO2r, BLAkEaAS Law
New-York daily tribune., 1854-04-28

CABM for sALE-In the town of Mamaroneck,
wenehssr County two miles from the NewYos snd New
Haven Esras pep Contains u OF land Ia 600 state OF
eu ya,op house srd building. aud hu OF siods
From the pr sne Of Long Island sound t
rLu fai nile Of DeySt recently e-tsbishrf by the N.v
hoa adjooIs Rosw ol.ee bens cut nto build
- f' GEORGE UPTON.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-04-28
Hlarbiner1. sc.

DUTCHFR & RFAD, Manufacturers Of See
% I,,c ,,d Lead Pir. Bras Iron s1d Copper Panos Co.
Corner Boi,r. Bsh Tu,s Iron Snrs s srs Pansas ~
brsIehes No go Water st. tour dSoF' ''oa feeAsns
New-York daily tribune., 1854-04-28

ITO LET-The whole upper portion OF new ana
and .s..nt sior IN Bose~sy -es de oessen Csat ~
r.<x.,n,,s p tr 100 by > Sih sreeiiea ie
,.sr arr esu,sr nsh and throughout ana
show Sgr OIL the srosLc fOor Addess BOZ No .so i'
New-York daily tribune., 1854-04-28

ITO LFT-A three-story basement brick Hcu.e No
sss Ietbst Rent s55l i.qsir- o,C NJ " hEH"iN'' ''
A. w,us, or c. MALLORY. No. 3 v sAnst
New-York daily tribune., 1854-04-28

no LET or for SALE--N New elegant brlck Cottages
Il Marble nsbte., iron balcony, s rooms French "odoS
cellars. the sasied 10 70 rerss
su .buIgh Rent It's per year lnquiTs OF Dr. LohEfIE
No 452 Gfabd-st Wiilisusburgb
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TO be either idotie We will reasonable
men Of this aosurdity therefore eo~sds, a BIZ %
estabiisA sapay throughout aH his cast rsysoa."
1t 70 that gentleman ought 70 be little ca-
ious in insinuatng that Others are ~idotic or insane
when he has himself crowded into single page three POI
sions utterly irreconeabo with facts subyersiye
Of the great American principle Of segosernmen 50 in
consistent with another, and nexcusabe fsea-
OF The plain letter and intent OF the bill he is opposing
First he outrages the truth 10 the popular senti-
ment Of the South then he comedies that the bill leaves
the people Of the Territories organize either free slave
States they choose and next he reckess asserts that
il is bill 10 establish slavery throughout an his rast re-
gionp DIR. Wayland knows and esteems many southern
men and he believes them incapable of dishonorable or
mean action he knows that they win honor him for OPP
posing the Nebraska BILL and viii rejoice its defeat
and yet these high-mnded setting mp the
prdenee that the bill win have practical effect and
aang the subject in order TO establish slavery through
out the vast region Of Nebraska malignant
sault made by the Garrisons and Hales
and Stewards upon The honor of southern men, than that
involved ia these positions OF Dr. Wayland. They
sign him the level of his abolition allies and deprive
him Of all claim be listened with respect when be APP
peals either to national men to the President
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Tor the Union
POLITICS AND THE PULPIT.

Z
The constitution and laws of the United States and
the States generally guaranty The freedom of opinion and
worship 10 all denominations of believers whether Chris
tian jew Pagan Mussulman long their prctic,
does interfere 18th those civil and domestic institutions
necessary the peace Of society the rights Of individuals
the morals and decenecs essential to tie good order
and welfare Of States aad coiomunhes ii would sem
therefore, thar The least hey do refrain from an
interference with either constitution or the laws except
in matters exclusively nppeanng their right a. ration
al beings, 70 adopt What iith they please True religion
equally absains from warning with the established rights
Of property and The personal safety IL individuals /,
the auxiliary not the dictator Of the laws snd n act
in harmonious cooperation with the institutions o. socie-
~ II claims right transgrcss the bounds Of perfect
freedom ia the exercise Of is opinions and never *.
ccp in the fury Of anac zsal attempts by threats o. by
violence 70 impose them others when II steps out Of
lis proper sphere 70 dictate 70 the powers Of the State
decide the obligations of the people 10 ocy or disoey
the lawwhen Il itself into an arbltcr 70 e nate
what statutes in accordance and what ii conflict With
the viii Of Godt departs from the example Founder
violates Ills preccp and becomes the dsturber d
the peace Of mankind
The learned Archdeacon Paey holds the following Ian
agc in the chapter on Civil Obedience stated in the
Scrptures which forms portion II his work moral
philosophy.
Eve affirm that, all civil rights and oblga-
tons Christianity has len rs where she found that she
hath neither altered ascerained them the New Tesla
contains passage which. fairly interpreted
fods either argument objection applicable any conclu
ons the subject that daducble from The law and
ligion of Nature"
Such being the case i may We asked h what right nm
der what Authority do ministers Of the Gospel them
selves up decide in the name Of the Almighty God
the civil rights and obligations only Of their fellow
citizens but their rulers DO they find Il IN the example
Of the great Christian Lawgyer in the preceps which
He has icft for the guidance Of his followers? Did He
though pareking IN the being and invested with tho an
thouy Of Omnipotence directly indirectly inter
fere with the institutions OF civil society," Did lie not
leave them where he found Them repealed or mod
he'd by The gradual and ssutary operation Of those be-
gn doctrines which lie enforced both by preccpi and
ample Instead Of denouncing the civil Institutions Of
society they existed that time in Israel under the
Mosaic dispensaon, He preached against the vices and
abuses Of the church which had grown up in the lapse Of
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CHARACTERISTIC ARetnryT

Ono Of tho fayortc arguments used against the Nebras
ka bl Is quoted as follows from New york paper,
Nebraska Is territory larger than all the free state.
east Of the Mississippi II has few or no nhabantesv
than single hotel in New York contains and these are
there against law The institutions OF country are made
for the future well the present. and have no authority
unless sustained by adequate power when that power i
sufficient when there Is substantial organization sufficient
TO enforce public order and 10 maintain m authority the
community becomes State. Then Congress recognises n.
right TO sefgoyernmen BY giving representation In the
Senate and in Congress and by leaving internal affairs 70
II. regulation This right never denied to conmu
nifty which able 10 discharge the responsibilities Of self
government II Is absurd however say that few
ers scattered IN the proportion OF thousand
miles country, have right to pass organic law. for
population yet arrived and for communities vet UNIFORM
ed, a to claim that dozen members Of legislature arr
wing first in their assembly chamber have rgh to PASS
laws to the exclusion Of their colleagues There il ia all as
embages, organizations and convention law determined
by usage and espediency which settles what Is quor. 10
do business When Territory really has this quorum pres
emit state and has the right Of selfgoyerpmsnt and
representation in Congress-
And yet last session the whole abolition party and the
most OF those now opposed the Nebraska bin voted for or
did not oppose bin then offered and passed ii the House
TO establish the Territory Of Nebraska And the prpts 40
hostile to the bill before Congress did not only not
denohnce the movement Of last session hui mapl, an
proved Of i as just and necessary measured
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Of the Crescent because the Russian mpious enough
demand the whole Of Turkey; nor, the other hand.
win IL elevate Nicholas in regard great republican
leader should he for his safety however great princ
pies may profit ia the sequel put into the hands Of
the Of other lands besides his own and point the
way triumph ior the kossuths and Maxnis ready to
advantage of events in embattled Europe Even Louis
Napoleon quench worlds memory of his war
upon private rights and private opinions by his pocama
ton in favor Of the beleaguered soldan and the
rule without exception may be applied to all Others
who may embark either side Of the gigantic quarrel
70 be tested in this conflict Of nations Our obligations to
any and all Of the parties engaged do call upon
approve tactics ethics like these indeed such ncon-
ssencies useful many comments upon the profes-
son Of the leaders both sides Of this dispute good
contrast is often better than dull sernon and exhibit
ton like this win pale before the calm but healthy
efulgenec that radiaes from American institutions.
One feature of this campaign is pecuarand that Is the
union after many long years of separation and Of
ger between England and France These great powers
have had natural repugnance TO each other and they
have written their mutual hatred in bloody characters.
Still differing in many respects they have aternzed in
la in which they Try to deceive each other that
their objects the same though, doubtless the
posed correspondence that showed England anxious 10
overthrow the Sultan only few years ago, is keenly
considered by France and the aggandzng spirit Of Louis
Napoleon in trying renstaie the boundaries Of the
pire is not misunderstood by England They both
running risks by leaving home such preexts these
and they may find when it is too late that they have left
their worst enemies behind them
All the parties engaged in this war arc at peace with the
United States and il is alike we believe the Inclination
and the interest Of the American people that these relations
should continue This is also less the policy Of the
combatants themselves Non-nteryenton our part is
the highest wisdom in such exgency We intervene in
foreign politics by example alone, and BY that humane
and ennobling beliy which enables feed the
ng in time peace and the fighting in time Of war Our
ships left free from odous restrictions will continue
whiten every sea- and flag win float beacon Of hope
and Of peace in every port of the world matter how
fercely the ,empess of battle may shake the trembling
thrones of Europe