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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-19
WEpNEsDAY. Jan ls-P. NJ


There WAC fair amount of business at the Stock Board
without important changes excepting in few descriptions
The same general indispostOn operate, however conn
mes that we have before noticed and the expected
ment after the inst has not yet appeared Erie ap
near to be among the most heavy Of the fanees and the
usual bull clique not apparently pulling together the
market closed after the Second Board at 77 Reading
frn al the Second Board 200 shares sold al H. which
An involvement on the morning Board The sales Of H
lem were larger than usual and the market closed at 53i
Hudson River steady. Cumberland was heavy and
went to 33 and fell of ct the strike among the min
en- has unfavorsble effect upon this stock Canton
25I In premium railroads there is not much doing New
York Centralimproved to 1871 the dividend meeting viii
be held Friday the question we believe is between
and Ct New.York and New Haven, %; Michigan
Central go Michigan Southern, III, &c There fair
demand for Railroad Bonds at steady prices the sggrs-
gate sales were s7OOOO sma parcel Of Virginia Go sold
of los, ana Indiana So at par
The transactions ct the Mining Board were large and
prices are well sustained The largest advance was on Gold
Hill iom q to st. in consequence Of the favorable arrange
men lust made in regard 10 the payment OF si2oo Tor
the purchase money OF the mneoo or 1000 shares were
cold outside at 3a3i cash, and buyer months In adf'
ton to those reported above North Carolina was 5ia5i
and in demand McCulloch for Isle Royal is was Did,
and 2s at u months Leh Oh Zinc q bid &c.
The problem in regard to the quantity OF silver IN iae
various lead and copper Of the country sbou' %
tested on large scale The process tina; for when mr.
Truman Smith wrote in letter published last summHm
The TRIsrSE The dsooyerer claims that the Lac SUP
per;or and North Carolina Copper Ores con'1h - W
$4,000 OF silver to the tun, and some Of me
galena Of the mines in this neshb0rhood " nsn s''"
9tun A company owning the Paen' o'u na',a"
Monday at the foot Of Thirty second g. sns os.as
furnace sufficiently large to tes' me ie'e1 " Wv
In Exchange there i ba Title dong sa' 'Ae "AAs' "e
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ADVERTISEMENT

GREAT REDUCTION IN WINTER GOoDs-S. VI T.
Towe Co. for their npotston 81 s7ras 0oet,
reduced Of toe stock Of Winter Goods Iay 40
French MefnO worth H. for vi yard exs nas o.
Lurirs celebrated anaf.ef1re S1xoay and Raw SIR fi .
the importation, Pasnrt~ sni CAD
90 wde 1t saeh los rates naks the interest Of Pa',as
without delay; ain and Fgured Do LANES
also SO pieces slightly dAASed By vasr q sr-. par
sins these Goods will Be sd close cat the winter sock
mOlth for those Who vh % save
money select immediately CoLrssAs Hall 81 Gfand@
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isd the TIE Co1t % b
gsged o ing without jury.

adjournment sd fog THE TIE Coat b b 81
gsged in ~ ing cs1ses without . jury.
COURT or GENERAL SESSIONS Wet.ssdsy-BefoFs Jatss
BEEss
Edwin r. HAYWOOD tried for embezKiey ss6j from
h. employers Mesrs Gnfeh Ecker No % Annst Il sp
pesred evidnee thH be bal been vita billiard table
NexhurFh instructions collect hs I'LL FOR vh1a e.ssasf
1858 hand the bio employers lie "a ell
cspt psyns the unoaey which he qi,ssed ras c9a
havinE been comated ths All
the expe.1ea far Known oaf Of ne hs
iur.d The Jury rendered verdict Of Not G.y
Court ordered prisoner Be tsken Sesbsgh foe TRIAL
Csiharipe coored tired fr Ps<inG taes esast.t
as ks on The HosfsF Bank Of Bsaso TO Henry Hsfssa
grocer 81 Of Orange and Hester Tie ests4ss
proved took the bills IN sooi tsth from -det "ss
sns the opposite OF those strses shs
was therefore acquitted and weser arrested sat eoant
Hpsh Honey WHO vss convicted during the hr vssk Of ss
term for eorously receiving quant' Of hair h sad oesas
is. nom Jane. who stols them from h
blower Anthony sentereet 70 ths STATE rfsa @
two years Adjourned for the day
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The Perbam Gift Committee are acti,

The Perham Gift Committee are actively engaged in
the necessary PrernnaTss for tie disposition Of tie Of
rropety their be ready windng
H.. on Monday Sh inst Tbs for sch doo
siron will dgubss be Washington City The mode will daily
announced determined In tn time th-
us few ofthe Gin Tickets b obsinsdr Academy Hall No
Brc.dwav Howes Cough Candy Store No los Chshsmt and
C,rep, prur Store No i5 Futonsf Brooklyn The exhibition
rthe splendid Mile will Be continued until the Is
FehruAr. commanding At and u O'clock ? NJ, daily
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I.r.a 1910 e 20. Wsa.sr ana o.hen
COURT OF COMMON PLEAs-Betor. Jude DALI

Ch7Te9
r., ,sr emf Tor a ffth story loft in SOdih St The
fU Z eviction ia plaintiff hayng aA.sd up the front hatch BY
x.s nersred with and prevented from getting
hieh busD and aso acceptance Of the
co., ~ ~ ease Eoyembsr Ths denied and sim lar suit
ted another qaarer Verdict or defendant
"1 P''' Before Judge W0oDsUFT.
Joha T Ferreeh Nichols Buchsen.
To recover damages for alleged false Imprisonment in
on 70 i'm hoss already referred - The Jgry esgld
rot agree and were discharged
ACTION FOR ASSAULT AND BATTERY
David Rodh .gt WIN Sweet
Plaintiff ayers that lst July last his son. lad IL
1esrs OF sitting door in Csaal when defend
an, him BY the and wrenchd severely that hs re
cut help that plaintiff the door shen dsfndsaf n ed
him Plaintiff defendant moved np 70
plaintiff bold Of him and severely .s.sssd hin 4e Aeoa
K assault laid flo o. In deteaee
psr the defendant fst and that 5s LATER only
scted in selfSeferss. Verdict for plaintiff SIS
A Il schls-iaTsr aga Alfred w. Craven. :,
To recover s6o for services reporter 81 zen shngs ~
sCommiee Of Common colRdl r's..oa -
he price aired s,on lin al etT 81
Len sIos ID aid IL defense said tn s1Arfs "a. 700 nfn ga
hat he rspotr Of proceedings not isezfss wa9 aasa
70 80. sfs. ,lns tesroay tskss Stopped me a'a
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-19

BROKERS' soasp


Rsoor,ed for The n z Tribune BY Mesrs var = Tsoxu
Fr,i Bodyds2 Rich Dist Coupon IS So 5000 Penos m
Coupon cssh lO0 stt0 Chesepeste Del Cana sl ~
81 a Kesspstop g. ss S 500 Sch Nav g. s1 s5~n 7sh
al 5s DO 7G 500 City RI &C. s3 g3 81 100 Cincinnati 60 ~
IS vs. To- New-Creek Coal Co. ~ % Beaver NJ adov RI 81
Reading R IS s5 80 DO ssh - 40 elsh S 100 DO - s
IS 38 $50 i. II do 5wn, 3. . Un0n Canal H. TO- L.
ane RI s5wn ISL 100 DO $ l5 5Hsnsours RR s5sp So ~
PerLa RR 48i II do s5 49, 50 Gsrd Bank - is do 49,
Jsy,en Eogrd-e3O0C u. ). g. 56 c 1904 sOQ Cincin-
nsGs N 1886 sI00 Cam and AN RR o. Js9i soCe sssl
Canal G. 6z TO- sehuy Nav Pref a1l int 3f 10 do. do 81
81 Hsrri,burEh RR s. 100 Reading RI. u 55t
Second BoTd-sl0oC City RI Sc S Ss tloe west Pais a.
Camden and Amb0y g. 3lg Sl0 Lems1 81 10 ID
se6i Lehsh Mort Is 1871 10 Lehsh Nav ~ OSo 11 y DO
IA 70 Reading RR S do So do 81 So q Peun RI ~ ~
su.q Canal III Long Island RR IS Isl 50 Msehsnic' Baas
3i II GirsTd Bank l5t. -. .,... q. -
9Hsrrsburv r r.. IS; 49, Reading RR., 81.
Coag Prtees-Unted states ~, lZf BIDS United states
e. ~ 2i! bids Psnbsylgania s. Int: on " bid soi stsd
Road Railroad div of So Old So asked, Read Bis 10 s2bd 81
ased; Reading Mortgage Bonds go 80 bid 90 Aked Pean
vanis n r, 4si bid % Sked, Morris Cana - I'd, VI
AIRED; schayin Nav g. ~ IS bid 10 tsked scbgylsM
ksylgaon Stock 2 bid p sske5 schuy Naygston Prefer
red 81 bid s asked Long Island ~ 6d io sEed yes.eas
Bank 81 5a a Lsked Union Canal, IA bid Ia "Aed SsesdJ
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NEWJERSEY ITEMS.
Mrs Emma r Coe is lecturng in Newark New Jersey to
crowded and highly fashionable audiences

crowded and highly fashionable audiences
The THREE GERMAN CoSvIcTs ExAMtsED AND DIS
CHARGED Yesterday O'Clock H. the three German eonVs,
under charge OF quantity OF goods rom n
house ofC the 9Th inst IN Jersey City were
before cordcr Cutter and discharged for want OF suncn eY
Snce woman who keeps house OF resort Ia New York ia
lie Fourth that the accused IN her house the
lime robbery have been committed IL appears
that pei could be identified the parties that seat e
Adams Co Expires and two other persons Pod the
same where the receipt for the goods and burglars
found The parties suspected but cannot DO
found.
WEIGHING AND MEASURING GRAIN FOR SHIPMESr.-
At the meeting the jersey City Common Council Tuesday
evening ordinance prohibiting New YORK Wegher aud Mes
urers nom weshng measuring in jersey City, repealed
BY ayOte Of9to
VAccISATIoS-The Aldermen Of jersey City have Al
thorzed employment Of person yaecnae all persons ia nd
gent need OF it TO small
DREADFUL RAILROAD ACClDEST.-As the 8 O'Clock
train from entering the MARKET depot last evening
Henry Percy keeper erokery store at No 40 Brod came
ont ofth and attempted tho track h
the catcher thrown upon the track aud crusnea
and mangl I'd 80 that he could scarcely DO recogn1sd -
-1 '- Newark Mercury, 18th
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corRr CALENDAR THIS DAY.

SUPERIOR CoURr-Nos Isl, 225. IS, ~, II. d, su.
sts "a Isa us S 25s q lg ga s76to "a 2s to 20 81
foMMos PLEss--rart Jury dischsrged-Psn IL
No Is as q y s4 l6 1851 is ls iH l75 l1a lso l@
CIRcUir CouRr-Nos rs, l. "a. 81 o. -. 81. 81, 81
a. o, as So 81 A., ,-os - .,
SUPREME COURT General Term. Nos l, 1873 ", "a.
igS IS ISL lci. So 80 1856 lS Isl lS 49,
u S DrsrRIcr CoURr-NOs. 81, g. -, "a, IL. a. ".
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MARRIED.

BENJAMIN the Charch Of the Asensen Ga tss
l7th January, by the Rev o Bede nreaenea osHsaa
Elizabeth the Rev DR. bede OF PahsdelRaa
gOLLANshEE- kITrREDGE In Cs,ssa y n Jsa y the
Mr.. Gersuld J Foleasbee, OF Nsrcesss Mtn- -
Mo Jslia A. daasher Of kitredge. 80. Of CanaAn
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THE ANTHOYY-ST MURDER.
DIsoHARGK OF nArrHEMs

DIscHARGE OF MATTHEWS.
Patrick Matthews the individual charged with fatally
shooting cOlored named Edward Matthews, in An
thOny the night Of the sst ult yesterday dis
charged from custody by Justice Osborne the testimony
adduoed against him being unreliable and entirely insuf
fcient 20 sustain the charge
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-19
LAW INI,ELLIGE1VOE
COURr OF APPEALS.

JAN l6-Nos 81 and 81 passed. No &c reserved I'll
18th Defsus taken No ~ No 40 submitted JAN 1-No 2o
a arsunen The People dss he erickson pfs IN
error; K council tor pHs in errors Harris counsel
for defs argument concluded a. 81 o'clock
Albany Evening Journal
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SUPERIOR CoURr-Befors Judge DUEa.

By passenger ia the steamboat Frances Skddy to re
cover damages tor being landed CSk owing 70 the Sid
A, n charged being engaged in racing with th Aida already
referred to- could and dsehsgsd rney
stood said IL favor Of exemplary damages s1i Tor oat
iuad
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CIRCUIT coURr-Before Judge MORRIs.

Is.
Opthe Endorsement OF note made by Sheldon We0D,
~ Rocbester for 81 co., The that the
sosed in accommodation e security for Others which were
taen up this therefore cancelled On Gus oher haad
have farther left for book indebtedness and properly
pased by then holder plaintiff Verdict tor panf Ia
amount The Court then adjourned
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-19
tAevertisemest-

A most beautiful and costly set Of Double Carriage
Hsrsess BE- sold TO-DAY saeos u oelock BY George \"
Lord Co No $50 Broadway See advertisement To sn0hsf
ralun
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tAdvertssment
Ia Tnrn,s Cahinr and % little katE. the

Corn % are 10 Be National" this Ater and
evening Hot Girl in the afternoon o'clock Uncle Toms
This the favorts Theate OF ths
Civ of the must and viii Be
by portion community Females
character will not BE- admitted part Of tho house
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-19

GAS GAS! GAS A large number OF new pat
terms Of handel other will Be found the
great Depot Of Archer Warner Co. No 80 Broad
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SUPERIOR COURT-Before judge CAMPBELL
Charles b. Jones agr. Charles WOOD.

Plaintiff livery stable proprietor brings suit to rscoy.
sors horse he let 10 defendant bat wne9 "a
ovediyen il much injured that died The horse
wss let Tor day said IL July ls5 for pa TIP OF 40
and bridge aud back but nstead Of go there
The hone was Yonk and back sud was used 90 care
eay by oysdrvipg became ounderd and lame and 50
mach injured thar Il died September painful Ia the mean
having put expense Of in Efforts % cure I'm ano as
Attendant refused tne - agreed upon of
he dsy hire II denied that defen1an agreed 70
60 ny sp.csd place bat hired the horse for the day s1f
euepded part defence that the horse had not been oy
nsed or overdryen BY defendant Verdict for psntH sEZ'
Before Judge DuER
Jared Kirkland M4ses Wanzer and o,nsu
An endorsement of two notes OF hcConneu nrothsrs.
The case tined before back BY General Term Ga me
mound that cer6cse Of the Notary 20 protest va o.
n the should have been pers0nsly exam
ned Verde; for plaintiff, 1892 81
LOSS OF CARGO or WHEAT.
samuel W. TAlmadse AIT Bsbeeet 20
To recover $50 freight OF two cargoes OF WneaI
fer eefpdauts fora Osweso the fall Of 1859 Ine defense ~
three cGrsoes Of wheat shipped IN the ssme YIN G
boat Containing cne wrecked %
While crossing through Oneida lake aud ne cargo os.
- is- ,bs are carriers and ~ seen hee oF
he loss Of aid cargo Of wheat and tneJ deisnasn %
set AGAINST PLAINTIFF clam AhsJ s~o o'0' ~ 10y
-. c1sfrn kr Tha u
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-19

Phrenology enables US 10 read the characters ana
motives Of fellow a. glance % JUDGE
ryur ard whom ban soc
snS bscomes a onee the delightful useful ana ~
stuiy which % sbly sttenfion rI'0'''
naiious by the Mes- Fowler a. No. ISL NassausH
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LECTURES, MEETINGS, AMusEMEYrs te.

LECTURES, MEETINGS, ADJUSTMENTS &c
THURSDAY Jan 10 lS5i
REV DR.. DowLGSGs LECTURE Tabernacle, evening
PRoF. ALPHOSsE PERRIN MechanicS Institute NJ
d. KELLEY's LECTURE Blocker Buildings. u NJ
WRIGHT Las ERs Co Netrop Hotel =.
DR CoLLETT's LECTURE Twenty aud Eisath-aV Il P
L FowLER's LECTURE, No IS Lsghtst, evening.
BOARD OF CoUsoILNES-Cty Hail o 2.
PARESTs GUARDIANS. "Ioodles," &c Butoa's JPN
BAcHELoR Pretty Piece Of Business Nlscks
CATARAor GASGES aud Little odde kns Broad way
UNCLE TONS CABIN. a the Bowery Theatre 7 NJ
UNCLE TOYS CABIN Up N. and PM. National Theaer.
THUMB and Plays day ard evening Bsrnams aassum
WOODS ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Brosdway
BUcKLEys OPERA HoUsE-Ethopian Delneatons BEay u
NEwYoBK ANPHITHEATER-Equesia Bowery, p.
BRoApwAY Anims-357 Bway, 10 A. 10 10 P NJ
IEpusTRY OF AL NAToSs-Crystal Palace A. NJ to dusk
BRYAN AET343 Broadway dsy and
B.SvARp's EGYPT AND Holy LAND-59e Broadway 7! P NJ
PEEHAMs SEvES NILE MIRRoR-663 Broadway and y NJ.
sGsoR BLITz-M Agic-StuJvessnt Institute, P. NJ.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-19

Colds arising from the wet weather and sudden
char with Howell Cough Candy svys
and always handy al merchants and wl kseP
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-19
CITY ITEMS.

METEOROLOGICAL REGISTER,
From O5rGf'Ons by Standard TAerloDe 81 No. CAa ~'
1854. sAM I'm SPIN
January l8.................--..3 81 80 50
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-19

Have YOU seen Uncle Tom OF course you nave.
But ihs Uncle Ton Of the Bovsry Ths's'' ''e
Ar yoursh
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-19

Yesterday forenoon the wind changed to the storm quar-
ter the north east and brought steady snowsorm which
continued until nearly sunset The evening sort OF
half and half falling sparsely nearly all the tune
There slight tendency thaw but the two inches OF
snow kept its ground far as midnight.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-19

The Rev DR. Bowling will lecture at the Tabernacle th
evening for the benefit of the Harlem Baptist Church Hi
theme will be Marie AntOnette the Mother Of the Dau
"phn the Beautiful and Heroic but unfortunate Victim
"the Revolution in France" Tickets 25 cents.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-19

The P,RDoSED PoLroEMES-Welearnth that ex- Policeman
Kennedy and Smith who were convicted of burglary some
months since but recently pardoned now applying to
be restored to their former situations in the Police Depart
ment.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-19

Please read the advertisement of A Cushman & Co.,
IN reference Doctor James MeCntock 1t will be ioand IN an
other column Of this paper
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-19

BALL AT NIBLo's.- Ghe members of Fulton Fire En-
CINE Company a. held their annual ball a. Nbo on Tuesday
bend music engaged and the hall
filled 70 ovefowinz with invited and others who seemed
fully to enjoy the festivities CT the evening
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-19

RoBRIsG ExIGR,srs-We have the name Of firm in
reenwichs who belong to that very numerous class in
this City who profess much friendship for the poor im
grant on bis arrival that they willing to relieve him Of
all care and anxiety about keeping his money by transfer
ring i, to their pockets by just as honest means as the
following
family arrived laiey almost destitute and uncertain
whether thew could find old acquaintance in this City
or whether they would have 90 Westward at once
Co thew took blank ticket from this house to be filed
a, stipulated price for Toronto if they concluded go on
and bv invitation of the forvarder sent their baggage to
the store OF thess persons carriage back and FORTH
while they went to look for aeir friends Having con
cued not to 60 on the went the next day get the
baggage and was charged four dollars for it's sorasetWo
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-19

VACCINATION Aldermen Of jersey City have an
orzed the employment person yaccnate all ia nd
gent need OF it TO eseape small PoI
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1854-06-04
poUBLE-HEApED OPPOSITION.

The best representative OF the twosidedh and double
headed opposition to the Nebraska bill is the National m
egencer The northern side of the hehgecer declares
II be triumph of slavery and the southern side of the
IateHqecer makes it exclusive northern 1t is
rather difficult business however this playing two prin
epal characters piece and il results in many awkward
situations For instance have the following character
istic paragraph in Fridays Intelligeacer:
The Detroit paper concludes its article with the following
flourish for the great southern rictory: .
THE great measure of popular sovereignty has tr
umphed glorious grinciple of republican government is
noby brilliantly indicated Congressional usurpaton is at
end Henceforth THE PEOPLE will make their
local laws, independent OF federal dctaton Let the
whole nation rejoice"
And yet in spite of such attempts to poison the southern
mind we have the Iategencr openly uniting with the
sboonsts and frequently appauded by Greeley for its
independence taking the northern ground of opposition
Nebraska bin is too late for that venerable paper
try to itself in the South by creating the inn
preston that quarter of the Union that the Nebraska
bill an exclusive southern victory. An effort to excite
belief exactly the Of this having sgnay failed in
the free States we do think the Intelgencr will
coed in its advances the other tack The bill stands
great and ndesuctibe principle securing equality to
ALL and the Igencr might easily endeavor to unseat
the constitution itself in the popular regard as sue
oessfuly to assa any act of legislation based upon the
guarantees of the constitution.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1854-06-04
A GENrINE pISORGANIzER

The Augusta (Maine) Age to Its froe-soi
dents and instincts takes ground against the Nebraska
bil and orti6es itself behind three colmns Of abolition
abuse and sophsry The Age is printed In district rep
resented in the present Congress By Mr. Benson abo
tion whf, and proves itself be very willing echo Of
that gentcmans politics We expected the Age
fsng to submit 10 the action OF Congress and trying
fsy the principles upon which the Nebraska bin Il found
ed in order to help such gentlemen Mr. Benson into
CONGRESS Concurrence with tho democratic majority
would have surprised us In journal stepped in oppos
non TO constitutional doctrines Our consolation is how
ever that the great majority Of the democratic party of the
country has united upon the principles Of tho Nebraska
bi and that in taking this stand Il Is sure 10 triumph
leaving such papers the Maine Age TO the congena as
ISOLATION Of Greeley Sumner the Boston Commonwealth
and the abolition organ at Portland When our marty
cannot succeed without soccumbng such influences IL
win deserve to be beaten The gallant democracy OF Maine
including those who have differed in regard the Nebraska
ni but Who like Mr. Fuller, their duty in Yielding
70 the decision Of the democracy in Congress In re-
osng 70 help the common enemy by unjust attacks upon
great principle win not be long in coming TO the con-
clnsion that the best way TO treat dsorranzers like the
Maine Age to hand them to the fanatics who pro-
pose TO burn the Capitol and resist the laws such
prints remain in the democratic party alone TO impair IFS
strength and to dshonor ito creed.