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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-17
economy.

MAISE-A full Senate of Maine consists Of tbriy-one
Members chose by the several Countes-Cumberland and
Lincoln being entitled to four each, York Kennebec
Waldo end PenobscOt TO three each Oxford Somerset
Washington and Hancock to two each and Franklin, Pts
cGtaqus and Aroosook TO each An absolute majority
all opposing votes is required to eec. election by
the People and in of their failure the vacancies are
to be filed by the Senate and House in Joint Ballot no
candidate being eligible but those for whom the People
have voted and of these only those who have the highest
popular yotethat is say there be one vacancy in
the delegation from any County the Joint Ballot must
choose Of the two highest the popular vote If there
be two vacancies they must beled from among the four
bighest-and so
At the late Election only Thirteen Senator's were chosen
namely, seven regular or Pilsbury Democrats threo
Wings two Free Sellers and one Merrill DEMONSTRATING
eighteen vacancies. There being quorum chosen the
Senate il incompetent to do any busess but such as per
ains to the organization of the Legislature. The Regulars
have Of course chosen the temporary officers and the next
duty to ascertain and declare what the vacancies who
srethe constitutional candidates and report the same to
tie House requesting meeting in Joint Ballot fill the
vacancies
But the House Is anti Regular by about twenty majority
and the Regular majority Of in the Senate has no idea
Of meeting that body to fill vacancies under existing
Circumstances In Cumberland County the Wing and
Free Soil candidates lone OF EACH who were on the
Maine Law ticket were chosen leaving two Vccan
eies with the four Regular" candidates higher than
any other of the elected candidates and Of course the
only candidates eligible to I'll the two vacancies SO in
Waldo, two rival Democratic tickets are higher than any
competitors one excepted whose vote il oyertopped b.
that Of the highest Whgl The thirteen Senators elected
therefore report to the House the existence OF vacance,
from these two Counties only and ask Joint Ballot to i'll
htm and es four Regulars must be chosen they cacu
late with these to organize the Senate permanently
f the Offices ard then about reporting the remaining
vacancies, and asking further Joint Ballot In case hey
do this thsy will have the votes Of the four newly chosen
Regulars 10 help them in the second struggle But the
iTTsgulars won't stand this game the House calls on
the Senate to report all the vacancies and refuses to 20 into
Joint Ballot to I'll select portion of them only Such the
collision which has hung the Legislature in It's organize
ton and prevented the choice Of Governor or the dis
patch Of any Legislative business
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-17

IN the Senate Yesterday Mr. PEARCE offered res.
olution ustructiDg tie Committee Naval Affairs to
report measures expressive of tho estimation enter
taned for the gallanry Of the Captains Of the ships
Antarctic Of New York, Three Bells of Glasgow, and
bark Kilby Of Boston in rescuing the officers crew
and passengers of the wrecked steamship San Francisco
and advocated at some length the passage Of the reso
luton pas ing an effective tribute to the noble herOsm
Of the act which after some debate adopted The
judiciary Committee reported ayOrably to the right Of
Mr.. PBELrs. of Vermont to bis seat in the Senate
Mr. DIXON gave notice Of an amendment TO the Ne
braska bill by repeating that part of the act admitting
Missouri which prohibits slavery north of 36 3O' Mr.
GWIN, from the Naval Committee, reported back
from the House joint resolution approving OF the
conduct of Capt Ingrabam and asked its passage Mr.
CLAYTON resumed bis speech on Central American az
fairs in reply to Mr. CAss.
In the House of Representatives. Mr.. BIssELL intro
duced bin for the relief of the United States troops
who suffered by the wreck Of the steamship San Fran
cisco; also instructDg the Committee on Foreign AZ
fairs to inquire into the exPedency Of making appro
prations to enable the President TO make suitable ac
knowledgments to the Captains Of foreign vessels who
nay risk their ships and lives in rescuing American
ClllItlh in marine ueuStcIh MI w ijtlhALb lutIO
duced bill providing for increased mail facilities be-
tween NcwYork San Froncisco aud Oregon; also
Lill authorizing the construction ola telegraph line aud
railroad from the Valley Of the Mississippi to the Bay
Of san Francisco Mr.. WALKER offered a resolution
requesting the Secretary of the Treasury to report to
the House whether the Assay Office in New York, now
in the course Of construction, is of sufficient capacity
for the coinage Of gold and silver; aud il whether
in bis opinion it would be considered proper for Con-
gross to authorize such coinage at said Office which
was referred. Mr MAURICE offered a resolution that
tie removal Of GREENE c. BROYsoN late Collector of
the Port Of New York by the Secretary Of the Treas
ury, gross Infringement of the sacred principle
of State Rights, and IN attempt on the part Of the
Federal Government TO control the elective franchise
Many other resolutions were offered during the day
and bills appropriating lands for railroads which were
referred to the Committee on Public Lands.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-17

The Administration seems TO be turning Wing We OBJ
serve among ether late combinations by the Senate that of
The appointment Of Thomas Rainey Esq az Consul to Bo
Eyia.
MI Esney was an active Wing in the late Presidential
osnyefs END with the assistance Of funds from the National
seen Committee published campaign paper at Cincinnati
in aid of the election Of Gen Sco We are oui.a ar ar,
hr Rsney much of whig now as he eve, ava,
this appointment strikes U.s. therefore with surse If
Administration designs to indulge itse in the annon.Oa,,
Of Wigs we beg II viii give general notice of he 60 -
that ell may stand an equal chance
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-17
THE LATEST NEWS.
RECEIVED BY
MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH
FROM WASHINGTON

From Our Own Correspondents
WASHINGTON Monday Jan l6 1884.
Gen WATERPROOF carried resolution through the House
today thanking the Captains who saved the passengers
from the wreck of the steamship San Francisco.
Contradictory rumors prevail here to the election OF
Mississippi Senator 1t is said that BROWNS chances ars
he best
Mr. Dixon has moved tyoAmendments 10 the Nebraska
bill which repeal the Missouri restriction and kgaise aaf
staIhsh SGrery in the Territory The proposition dis
met and clear B.
The following despctch from A G Sco, dated New Or
cans Jan Is has been received here
Mr.. Gadsden started for Washington yesterday with
his treaty The Garay Grant is settled
II Is supposed tina zoos friends have compromised with
Garay and Hargous.
BRowN has been eecedto the Senate from Mississippi by
an overwhelming majority Gen Foor received letter
this evening clng the result.
The report that Secretary GUTHRIE has sent In his resg
nation IL an unadulterated humbug QCI WE
The funeral of Lieut. Davis took place from st. Patrcks
Church this morning and attended by large asson
bage including the Secretary of the Navy, and many oil
GERS of tie Navy in undress uniform
The following officers have been ordered to the steamer
Vixen Lieut. Samuel Swartwous to the command Passed
Mdshipmen Charles w Ably and n H. Van Zandt Third
Assistant Engineers Cornelius Q. Parke and James f.
Lambdin.
The Senate in Executive session today. received and
referred large number of nominations
The ruInors of Cabinet changes entirely premature
Mr. alsdens Treaty with Mexico il such "a represented
will encounter strong opposition Gen Houston declares
he will pay farhing for the Mesila Valley It being
ours already.
The amount Of Stocks redeemed during last week was
e2Ol,55O.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-17

oheis Information has been received at the Department
Of STATE at Washington from the United States Coa,u At
Glasgow Philip T. Heart Esq, tina. instruction, have
Oeen forwarded to the Emigration Offices Of both Iveuool
ana glasgow by her hnes'ys Emigration Commissioner,
% I the dead weight CT all vessels sailing under the p,
a't 10 tWoshTs Of their register uunage except
unoer very peculiar circumstance Every passenger shin
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-17
sEMIKG MAcHINrs al rergonr makmg. dim 0
sEWfNG NACHINEs-CARD rO TME PUBLIC.-The

Hen CooHsoneT Of Patents Of he United 5ats las sd ged
caliOn for letters fort Sewing Machine, winch
originally constructed operation BY early
year 1884 interfere with all fhe patents and apple
pln sewing Maclnes continuing the combination Of the
eyep0tcd needle and he bte making the i0tei0cked stitch
All be psr 10 tds matter Of Interference c'cl by
tee the PateutOct prove tue date 4 th
NamI and pecnbie witnesses who Sewing M
and suoe ui operation ~ - many a. poo Any Persons vino
beweef the 49, and 1890 Sewing Machine
sxeh racbiIe in the possession my late brother A. r. Hunt
~ whom exhibited speCin6n Of IT'S shown by Mr.
Geofe ATOwaub, Will confer favor aad will
forwe,d righteous by Informing 80 ter know de upon
the tpho powerful conl nation interested Va 0efang
Just cos but With the oifmJny have etTuh prey
would y sh II 20 prevail overwhelmingly. Address
VALE III n, No. $50 S.. ~. 4.
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getu-4Jork UallQ Gr1ounc.
TUESDAY, JANUARY II, 1854.
10 cnnRrspnYnENrS.

no . can be taken arony Communication WhAtev
intended fr insertion be authenticated by the and
address OF The wriier-uOc ncessY for publication, blt
guaranty Of lie good fifth
We car not undertake rejected Communications
EEWs-ADy person sending I0rfoa either by Telegraph
Mail otherwise, viii DO literally po- provided . used - rs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-17

The Rev Charles Pitnan. d. d.. Of the Methodist Eps
copa Church died at Trenton. n J. Saturday morning
last DR. held for long time the Office Of Missionary
Secretary Of the Methodist Episcopal Church For some
years he has been incopaciaod for duty BY soenng OF
the brsin
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v.,,,. d to have three bower anchors on bogl
' a oI'O - l.41I> airing certificate.

,.xv,c,x cox,r, 49, sTPr.-The l. $, ship st. Louis
o,n0,rser d n Ipgr.b. IN arrived a, Alexandria Egypt
on The as,h Sovcmbef haviu On board Eo"'s De LEos
ESQ the newly appointed Con sul ensFS 70 Egypt Mr.
De Leon was to leave for Cairo o. the in 70 PFeea as
Credentials 10 the Pasha Mr. Jones che a. Ooo'a zen
eral would accompany him, who goes to taxi m 0a'' o.
the Pa .ha and % present bis suecessor
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-17

REDDiNG's RUSSIA SALvE--A Boston Remedy
Is cent box With this remedy in the house aphycan niue
Sses oct OF ten necdts fer tsea real house docior la
farnef n always the slightest scratch
hesh wound scsd hurn relieved
e ID SANDS and c. V. CLoKENER Co. Agents old by
PIN cnrna nhnsf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-17

The Marquis Of TurgOi has been rewarded oy Louis Ma
poleon with higher rank in the Legion Of Ho nor for his
ohivaous condact in the Soule affair There Is rsasoa
for giving credit the rumor that Mr. S0ue had fought
another duel with the Duke Of Alba ending in h. own
death Il is we trust, entirely untrue.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-17

An examination Of the City Inspectors weekly re-
po Of d ils viii thod1er the list OF victims
tcbsun ton and other diseases the lungs and throat Ii the Vel
low Fever and Nonto OF the south terribly startling b.
t sweeping sUddtnnof at particular periods yetths
fntnt steady hsrve OF human life aped BY Consumption sn
eisLt tppalng lnnumeiGb have been the experiments Of sell
tne Discover aumedy for this dread disease but has evadd
~ the fouae prsoe OF tho schools all kinds and kept
ies on IN IL work OF desuoOa SO and in
9us have nsbed Us TO judge and have and mined
the yrttnsons Of almost thing that has
public on this hecwe have the
fcs remedy tr Consumption perfect Cods Coughs
AsthL and Catsfrls which m Dr.
sfn lyerwort Tar aud CanchAaguA This
insred have been long their hnchceu
the arsi Tut the CanehalosuH which California paut
etc curative only the incpnt
abe hugs but Consumption Itself Besde
Which have under have exam
iEsd great hpubt Of made
AID PTocee fo Of elevated standing
ofntsake or Iaitay IN their opinions Among
nerien Msc Van uren brother ofhs ESPesdeat Col Jas
Watson webb Of The Courier and Enquirer, and
Al the which well called the OF
Cersur pon and When hour Of
liable 20 DO struck with certain death
anlss the Cold Cough at treated have sh
carny call the attention Of the public the
LIvERwoRT TAR AND CANeuALAGU The ths avAu
y bic sicte ave AeSTS ScOyiLLE Co. IN Gothic Hail. No.
q $40 ElnaANaN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-17

A fatal accident occurred on the Harlem Railroad
yesterday, foItytwo miles from this City. The morn.
ing Express train partially ran off the track killing tho
engineer and fireman. special report will be found
in another co umn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-17

DyE IL co0is The Hair Nhskers 10 beaull sol aal glossy
bleek OF brown ussrsneousy without DUrug the hair ska
Foe dagregb door Is Gaining daily celebrity for virtue
and superiority ell dyes ia the nahet iswAaued 10
leave purple rddh cast the hair Applied ard sold whole
sale Und tail al No IS CourGldt st. No J6 Gdnl aud no ~
East Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-17

SEWING MaCInNEs--lt is now an established fact
thai ewing Machine % he efficient In
The Of NJ SINGER Co hes been supply the
public vh the best possible Machns and their his
brought into the n0kei Of mi at1ns who trying
palm ca he ard nlcOuvnd product the Plea
atttey cheap Singers Machines only do perfect work Office
No SIS Broadway
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-17
IR JAMES McCuNToCK's PECTORAL SYRUP

=
This Invaluable Syrup which entirely vegetable composition
hes been employed with wonderful success for my the
deues OF the air passages AMI uns The
dests q hee irritation and Inflammation Of The
ntTlno which ts the 6 tubes Of the wiuippe and
lungs ioI Of these detse, whether showing
bte tough tickling oftn threat Ofghness The hToat
spsps Of blood difficulty Of brsthiag hoane Of voice
and beetle yer rs will be attended with the hsppiet resa
IL nmeuded Of the best and medicines for all
foTps Of bronchitis and consumption No laudaaun pre-
paraon dopiuD in share IN this Syrup Price n pint bot
s 81 For sale by the principle spolears 10 the city and BY
A. CrsnmAH Co. No l22 Futon-st. stairs Uptown orders
WAY he left az the Metropolitan Post0fse no &c. Wh opp e
ths bille House.
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The Tribune Tor Eurone.

s,sss We shall Issue THIS MORNING an Edition Of
:. Tm SENtWKEKLY TRIBUNE for circulation in Europe
Mt win contain all the latest News up to the time Of going
press Single copies in wrappers ready for mailing
--hs had at the desk Price SIX Cents The steamship
Canade'sails from Boston To morrow, at noon.
We Subscriptions and ADVERTISEMENTS for TIE Mex. York
EE S1y,6pss ear be len with the following AGENTS,
WI IoSpoS-Mr W Thomas Ms 10 and 81 Catharnestreet
pessusnd..
> had PaRls-Mr Etonrneau. No. 90 Rue st. Marc.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-17

The Rev Joshua Bates late President Of the Mi9e5uy
-oifge VI and for long time identified WITH The e,l
Mr. Elastic and literary history Of New II gland al on sun
z y 'aav q be rtsidenee IN Dseley.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-17

subs Mr. McMuen Member of Congress from Virginia has
Tseen arrested and bound to keep the peace the
LosDssga Of sssaung tie barkeeper of Browns Hotel at
Strand Washington
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-17

In head of Hair to which CRIsTADOROs EXCEL
Dye has been applied fibre darker lighter hAn the
will be found Met other dyes give strea the
hair but bis mpaTts uniform black brown rich
Sold and privately applied No Astor House.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-17

HAIR DYE AND WIGS BACHELORS Mandatory
fI these ,fte removed No 23 broadway opposite 70 the
IGl wlsfe he has the best aecom0dOn in the world for the
application Of his omous Hair Dye ind the sales OF hs nswyn
vented WIS and Toupess Nine private all sor
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Tlu Scandinavian TRInrNF Onr Semi.

Tan SEMIWEEKLY IRInUNE.--Our Semi-Weekly
psind on The me Pagei he Presen' enlarged wssky AID
ccurIy nents who have daily mail hnk they
esnpot shord Daily srer 70 Size this exannston We always
stndy 30 coneonse TIC possible useful and
ins MISTER into our Weekly Net physcay impossible
should rt there the hole Of eiies Europe Ass Minor
CafnrB Mexico Central America sc al
SemNeek s9d there is another paper
world which contains % large sn amount many original sns
and 6aL since Postage red trd
hsFstelle there friends hith
2ro taken the Wetky w hacsr th take tho
viii send seen 40 without suhjeesing
sxRense shAn see 1i ~ Apply for q
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Businfes Notites.

GENTS PARIS UMBrELas-,J just opened ono pack
e. f'S y y TX sas ar. fTg o. os ri rev
sers '' 1h'' Ca a. ias sis "a, 1s e., pc ;s
WET GoODs--LaTge lot Of Wet Good. =, consisting
Of I1sess Table Lusus Ioss Sptn1 Diapers M1iss Ska
ssi, & s sel ss, Se8.s S Z. so5sas
nc s1S lIstest. cnnsr Ga. ~
UNDrR GARNENgs, GLOVES ASD HOSIERY
I "a os'ss ,. srR e. o ssi s Coed. low
Usos AD,wss
Rainy end ioef or4el haaliici'fy
Opposite Metro, TN Hossi sas sgblds Garden.
Wet Goods ir n tie areck Of ,he steamship Hum
bodt have beeB attracting COWS q eies ., iTcac9c< Le'p-
EEA1Xr No 5 Bals - b Jet Ts,E sna fis dosniog -sy
efrc'' tuost si tine. a. silks sa,v Linens "1'.sn p 49,
T.dueieB FIs DOy BE- purchasing i che = "a wsst
o'y O. re ,fus; 70. '1s ,s - dssasrs !. tie
se,s vii aeDiI t, gss ssas y !. q H g sq sas
LINN fotei os easa' ess. sA. sLs o -so9as a5e.,ss
xoai tie ess,ssi ced and have bes eaoes Of g2ol
~'1le 90 20 80 ~ PsmIef ne psc~fTcdcocx
LrIpiiATEsis. 10. 81 groaawsy, eosnsr Leonard ..
MEsxnAc AND CocHEco STYLES PRlNrs--WrpE
ctoras lot isesy,G sfs @ o. We ''''s ffa o. n" 'e
Hiss ~ EGsasoEE Co, Nos 81 aud Sc Lneryst.
LADlES' SHOE observation-disclosures 81 Co,
In s6cB tosver e1eeDeni stock Of Slippers Ts india Rubber
C,hos ~ h.ss s .sL ~ g.. n ~ n "a e sae
k1fo y sieeeisIf rear BTosdwsy
KofIAN PIANCs.-A full assortment OF L. GILBERT
urIivld Pisnrs RIO S D. Smiths Msodsous superior
"a ~, For sale AMI Mlsc
EstsblstmeDt No 81 Bioecwag iiohAcE Waters
NEW Music" Oh lie so Wicked" aud " UaGe
Ten. csoD by C. Howard tae Drima of
each The Hot Corn Cr ia the
Of Ii to Kay The Hot Corn B' by 'rt Van
deit5 De-. % cents Nanoerweyds f Polk Jr l,i . GEMS
t1tliied iy Hoa5es wArEai 70 ool sroa5~sy.
HAfIET, DAVIS g. Co.'S unryaed Pianos, with and
fe on, in quantities and At gerl great barsns
hard Prns 6EFfT Gof6oNs No 81 0road gay pa5sash
Of 1ufc.
DLFIANcE SALAMANCA SAFES GtYLEK'5 PATEST
NJ PATl the msuufscuTr 10 hs In ted S'es
locks and the best fs and LOCKE combined iD the
world Depot No ~ Pearls, door beiow In asu-aD@
FOwLERs & WELLS PbrenoiOgsts and Pdbshers,
Clinton Hall No l5l Nassnusf.. Ncw-foIk
OFFICE FOR
FoREIGE PATENTS.
J P. PIRssos
No Wall4t, Eew-YorF
H0usckeepers and all others IN want Of Bedding
Ished waIoons No IN CHI hauAs Of Mulberry whore
may found he largest oafcs 10 biz Inc evcroBeTed
10 Che public.
SEWING MACHINES All persons making, selling or
using Sewing Machines having needle odes vim
point hcfobv med infringing Original
Potent STt10 H4 all 1ngefs w be held respOns-
BE The following licensed -
MIeelef Wilson tho American ~
Machine Co and BtThof Of Nrwi9rk Nichols
his sId 4. LsrOw Boston; Ness Wo9dfodge heene
Moore. LynD hsss ,'afd A b. Howe Of New YOrS.
OwE JR Psebloc Of the Original sewing Machine No
SO Brotdway Now.YoIk and No IS Houov ers, BOson.
Sept St5
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-17

Mr. Dixon has moved tvoamendmens TO the Nebraska
bill which repeal the Missouri restriction and hgass aaf
stGLhsh SGrery the Territory The proposition is dis
met and clear B.
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OFFICE FOR
ROREIG NT5.
J. p. PRISON,
No D Wail-st Sew-Y0rf

HOusckeepers and all others IN want Of Bedding
Bedsesds &c. would DO we cal A. WlLLARD old eab.
Ished wafTOons No. IN CHI hsA OF Mulberry who're
rosy be found he largest ofares 10 biz line evCro6ere
to1e NH
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UADrR GAP,ENls, GLoYEs AID HOSIERY

IfDiEs CExgLEMzs AID CaLoasN
An t1crte ard surco. gsslcy q The b Goods o7
IIictf vii lie 10 nd c.
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sD1ifEy and LIoef llJ4leEi ha1li1clJfy'
20 59i DgotyTtr,
Opposite 8efrsr- TN Hotel and Sib,5s Garden.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1854-04-27

not express, or language describe ihe lOathing
and adherence. that the true patriot should
feel for those who would seek yet farther to
extend its dark and infamous dominion. Sad
indeed, would be the prospect Of The down
irodden nations Of Europe, shsuld Ameriea
prove recresnt to her trust" Light is the
thraldow Of the Autocrat Of Russia and mod
crate his desires, compared with those Of the
SOUTH And yet how sad to tell, Northern
Senator is leader Of the forces Of Slavery
Three names shall descend to posterity bran
ded with infamy, the names Of the traitors,
Benedict Arnold, Aaron Barr and Stephen
A. Douglass. And if possible, fOuler stigma
shall stamp the brow of Douglass than of Ar
mold or Burr. There in token of their dis .
appreciation of his course, from every friend Of
freedom throughout the length and breadth of
our land, should go up remonstrance, earnest
and sincere, against this mOnstrous iniquity.
And let the rulers of our nation remember
that the tears and suferings of the oppressed
African, are all marked by him "who neither
slumbsrs nor sleeps" and the day of retrbu-
ton, a dark and fearful retrbution, shall sure
ly come. When. He maketh inquisitiOn for
blood, he forgetteh not The cry Of The humble Al
though the prosperity of the wicked may for
a season seem uninterrupted yet the time of
change will come and fittering punishment
awaits them in the future. The prospect of the
presidency may be, to the ambitious Senator
sufficient inducement for his base desertion Of
the cause of freedom and his betrayal of those
who confde in his integrity, but disgrace
shall blot the name, aud posterty with detest,
at on. mark the memory of DOUGLASS THE TRAI-
TOR. W.D.