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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-12-30

CELEuRArroS.-The Montgomery Guard purpose cele-
brang the 9Th Of January by ball at Coriuthian Hail
Main street Iii shall equ, all their former cesbra
OF this anniversary. II will be grand tffair.
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bsuHp OvEa .AoAin-Wm. Dlks VS. bsoeght before
oo yesterday to aassse 70 charge q sssaalt-
Mss Fsncss Matthew at hse heass 10 LocNal alsy On
TaeedAy evening. aud breaking her fafpliurs
INC testimony VAS that this person came 70 tho hoass
complainant on The evening 10 question, drunk and
any cause proceeded TO break her furniture He
astemn.ea - lea. Virginia Anderson inmate Of th..
and ths complainant herself vas compelled
70 tak refuge elsewhere In order avoid the injuries
shlcaAe threatened TO inecs upon her, He ths.,susd
20 thss night 9Th Possss Of friends brs.k her
undoua Officer Tyler vas cent for While hs uss ureak
ing vsussAnes apso the furniture and he arrived In
time % arrest him. ~ ,5l -
t person Vas required to Into roo, yuis,nce on
6s q good behaviour Cor twsvo mouths for assau,uR
Anderson AZ the hoass Of the complainant In this
m.tiee Toat recogaizsnce is OF course forfeited.
In sum Of $500 TO keep the psses foe twelve months
more, a :. - y. T7-T
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-12-30

Mayor GU yesterday for obsructng the side ak in
OF hts store. on Broad during SauriAy ugat with
a couu ter.
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PAsoRANA or Nsw YORK err. This remarkable pic
re OF iie gfc commercial metropolis has been drawing
ow ied hon'es. inrlng ins wotk, ard has gven very
.'t satisfaction. Tho tine occupied in tho exhibition
Out t~o hours IN which time spectator who gives bs
Tor to to picture AID the amusing explanations Of
.,btor will learn more Of the city tisn lie would in
~ tie streets for an entire week.
GSnugrnes 49, II seems greatly to excel mos, nj The
n sll the ,nre.Irt 'hch nave ssen aud the won
we w 'oWe't.-n",rcss 0ith which object, IN IN
| se23 i oli On the cinvaes. The cfT,o,
HBhSl-nMt PLs'D J. hc,Hr 81, l',io' b'',ir'
! " " PR iAKD.- Opened 81 tbe PIHutdWa e. offend
n pc Lahes vleh Si' he soidlu Of good tistc o. tho
! oci7 ''''"' 0''s''"' J. prepares the vi.if.,
| uDiTeNr SAP BOS. Il mes -, ''y ""c" '"To"h
u well w'rshy the ATTENTION Of fousss.s us achSe bug
"a, ca
OCH Sign Of the Cirtoiss.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-12-30

1esAs bsAs a ~ lsS1 - ~ M
s. sas.sAsy 49, & s.,s.95 llles
isks q qasover s.sss<ae ~ So&k ssas Ssdse -
evsrocoe as hs valhrd toval4 49, He VS. - ~ usy
soo ~ elo'hias soss o. ~ pants kysA ~ - ssa-
= oos suspected The coal 70 hare 49, kss lea ,Aess
He eak<d upoa Ryan ADD isquifed shsshse - nlsssd
ssscc glanes Al he srelss sshlhissa q tbe dese
sessea him siooce 70 dlseeves he loss and sseE 10
catee he sasplcion Ia sssaes 70 the negro No AvAh
peesasd him. and succeeded In recovering che COAL The
scee sPon which avsf .ss sss ssaaa y hb pssssse.
Re vas auestedand marched direct to the CAGE whore
estsaained during Tharsday night evidently npa,lso,
appears hs made ssvsai attempts gsk cut ard
yesterday he brought before the Mayor. Capt White
.be sresed him sshsd .ha, hs ~ escsedss,y inso.
add refused for ooDsiderahls time svs III name
az hfst said DO belonged 70 wm. hAsthsva
ordered thirty Moe for the larceny and ordered
heb!ouga up to-day . b deal, viii fos attsnptlns
= bTsk tho cage. ~ = : =
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-12-30

YcRE RIVER RAILRoAD.-The contracts upon this lin
will be gwen out the 9th Of mouth No final dec-
sion TO the route has been arrived That will be ar
rangcl in the mesntime.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-12-30

RELIrF FUSD-The treasurer Of the poor relief sssocia-
on reports the Of 1880 from the collectors This
amount is We believe, outstanding after the outlay
hitherto mad. for he relief OF the poor.
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DIED.,
TO THE WINGS OF HENRI

the residence OF his brother In Dnwdds 18Th Inst. at
o'clock +. 81 hemorrhaye OF the sngs Mr. R0Br. W. Penn
BURTON, formerly OF this city In the 3i OF his
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MANY WINGS.


fELLpw WBGs iisg will be held Monday (st Of
January enrico Cou, House oloc H. to
gether IN reference to appointing Delegates Wing Conven
on, to nominate candidate for Governor, &c. y
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WING.
DAY N0RNINo. DEOENBER SO, 1850.


a - sesassss aasI 70 the "6faor Of hs
ysste.4 - both aides paper be paSlshed
- teng standing, Be all, and viii
- aepA TED fron Oltuary notices exceeding eight
o - ~ eAArpe4 for Adverti %
Amnanicatiooa win be eharr,d the adAerise-
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ANE DOLLAR will now pay for nice DAGUERRE0rYPE
~ in good case At ~
OSBORNE'S
GREAT M 7TOSAL PICTURE GALLERY
This 10 fumbuI shAAsett ONE
DOLLAR To az aud Gold sI Gold Bosom
Pins from 81 TO ei2 PicfrKK-
The Iubic will ind this tensiye
guerresn Gallery IN Virginia. We Supplied nha
QUICK WORKING CAMERAl
For taking Likenesseso OF Children. and wiiha
MAMMOTH SIZE CAMERA
For taking Life Size Portraits.
The Ladies will Nuns clarks celebrated Pianos
kept for their amusement RemenberI osBoRSs's,
Opposite Exchange Bink,
de3) Sign OF MANN,
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WORCESTEK's PIANOS.
UNRIVALLED AND UNEQUALLED


AIOTiCES OF TIE PNESS.-The New Yo d..
~ vertser Of the ash March, 1884 aItc. referring
the superiority OF American
pays Tie following deserved and just worees
ter's PIANOS:
1--WE have Pianos from England France
made by the post celebrated
and have heard their ELECTED BY the
eS but rust that have
those manufactured by Worcester In elegance
nnish richness 81 tone, durability Of aud
that render musical instruments valuable Mr.
are unsurpassed lis highly ercdlibe 10 Plano
res that Europeans constrained acknowledge
superiority" $500
18th March, 1881: - "
"woRCEsrEAs PIANO YoRTRS-As an honorable and erpe
renced maouf cturer Of these
rio and the Of time has quae, he claim,
for his productions by them de-
gree" W.
Over 800 have sid Virginia Carolina al
A. NORRIS, % Main street, RIchmoud,
Cole Agsn for nd r.
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Ola ~ q
csss-setese ~ =
haAk-o sun4sg - ~
hssa-e psse - ~
oAss-srts - - ~
ias:fs.l e As pfssssss 90 l1
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-12-30

ST LIFE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. hiring he Coal
Pits, Railroads would do veil
corr Agent Baltimore Life Insurance Co pany, their
servants nsed small amount from the hire wJut insure
thar losa d.co
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A SPLENDID NUMBER.

nARPERs MONTHLY MAGAZINE Fur J.NAIIRy
Jack llasated ty II rnsravinE,;
~ Napoesn b9nsparte, BY John Absott Illustrated Ii
The Dead S'do ~ sft-r
De sAusy Capt Msuors Of the House Of 10.
masou tragedy in Msrrrd Lief by william n
M su With II a,r.,Sn. BY Doyl. The L.dy Revenge
kysn, EisSts Table; Edltes Easy chair kdor Drawer;
se.ess Books o. the mo.th-rhe Village schoon
on, arn,sd by Bolie apps Home
History and Poetry OF Finger Rings by Eduafds VOL mo.
81 For sais By
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deo Sole Agent 70, vrsini. and North o.rolin,.
II IGHLY FL>yonED HUM
Is s;o jsss.Ss ~ SS Candle, Apple Brandy
asae NP- l'''''e, SivEsstoar, ALLEN . co.
Ii ssss OLD wsKhs 6iSt NO :iRy
4 IoDEY's LADl'S HOOK foi JAN'Y, s5a-I, the most
a sIns igsf PSS , 81,
NEW YEARS PRESENT
to send to lady All tina. devise procure IS
been o., a. or hi. 9sascr y. only many
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1..S sn Plate sf psSs. o and nu,a Of eoor.a
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.es.S Co. .. Ws !, sR6 SSpEt s,I.t
deis Druggists, ~ Main st.
y az 'daG SIs;. .Ao 3, iSSr !,
HJIsG ! AND PREsEHyEs.-nsrr.p Premium
RAWLINGS MILLER
no2o Corner Pearl and Cary streets.
T'' & Sis Ss3Ss$SssS ;$is
lss. ANA y, rs: ~. head y.
dsS 50 81 A'''. o'i i S.ia s Ss
VALUABLE LAW BOOkS.-PlbI.h. ard for sale by
A. NORRIS, Law Bookseller and Pubdsher,
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lions" e o.. 7
CALLS VIRGINIA REPORTS, vois1.a and 9. New Edition.
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WashlnEtons yifg mia Reports. $40.
Robinsohs forma ~.
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Modern Probate Of Wills by ueerge W. Read, rsq. g.
The yirgInIs Criminal Gases. %.
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lie would beg leave " invite the of tho Pfoeio 70
his large and complete stock Of LAW BOOKS and shicb
will he soil at the lowest prices 'dtS =
IVORY TABLE Who desire noe sci ofTs5
Cutlery Tor the holidays, will md ottsbhmenf Cont
pete assortment which ~e viii sell ia sets ty he
de25 = :, 1871 Md ~ 1.
(iH,MpA0SE-Ju't recel,eI fresh supply Of ohAmpsets
ae10 wIHSrQ3.4 p0Hkfg.f
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the owneE against loss n de99
IIREliNGS.-wanted.b by Miiothan Goal sinirs Gun.
for the 1885, bottom hands
tiers: aud few farm hands. Por such as suit full and fair prices
will paid. Hands hired the Midlothian Company
insured In Richmond the desire TT and physi
clans attend the hospital the mnr medical
be secured by paying IS
expect to do what they have aivayd reasonable
the the hires during year
from the date OF such advances six
Fo further psttieuars apply JOHN the mining
Of the company the mines; JOHN O. SrANEARD
Of the company, in Richmond to the undersign.d.
A. g. wooLDRIDaE,
dese-c4dlw rIes't d. d. @. NJ. Co.
SOMETHING NEW FOR the COUNTiN1 a. OM!
g ELF ACTING rfLES-A conyenIent invention for
~ ding letters, bill, Ac., &C.
PENCIL. SuARPENERs-A appendago 10 the
Desk whereby the lead pencil smoothly evenly
ed moment, without waste, sonK the by
dr31 MAJ .,r,.t
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u sas excused on the score OF prigi,c cupidi,y
g Pot Master p,css,od tho reu. bu. TOW the
h hsans inieficfed, I'D lnide this petty ssinjle
pees1,::p by compelling him 10 account fJr tho
BIacE FOES 1t not require every who re-
p5eneh ano Ppnny extra for the expense OF dc.
'mnD' striped 'son that M ought to pay
Plaln md Printed When no phys his postage, hq
Black and Fin6yC
Ribbons, Gloves -
Plaid vsientss p "a differently. All the letters
nandterehefsi at Jfrvsry nall. o; out Of box
A. ~ wbo zee isnh, tatat hiSo~n door, with.
at st pron,' for ca or 10 run pa y toj much 10 ak
sez. WhRGES pERktt,, AZ eassoe spared
HAT EiiN.1IaEEH's COTE, s-Er. &
~ tern'Nakers and standard Rules, Tor ,Ife.
g. j.
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We have heretofore announced tho death Of Thom,s
w. Dorr who. few years ago, played singular and
important part upon the worlds stage 10 the little State
OF Rhode Island The New York Express has the follow.
ing concerning what he wished accomplish aud the
suit:
"The principle be started with in Rhode Island
mere nsjosty acting independently Of aud IN despite
Of constitutional forms could revoutionize State go
vernment pcaceaby, aud without usyipg in resistance
resort to arms-was 10 his by the people of
K land put down too, with the sanction. II sup.
port Of the then Federal administration OF the Govern.
meat. test which severely tried the very foun-
dsons Of all law and order in tho United States and the
settlement Of Il Of the groatest triumphs Cons
'utonal Government ever had in the world There
90 douot, as IL always seemed that the people OF
Rhode Island Sce at 6rs in favor Of DORIS
but when Dorr turned inst the State Constitution In
evolutionary way, tho whole chysly IF the State deser
ted him. mud resored arms and by rnt him down.
IL was glorious spectacle to the gallant little State
rising a'most ia mass TO overthrow that il
favored ia the main, because II took direction against
tue Constitution of tho State"
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lkS ROsNOKE.-ws ths day received Der st,.s.,r
Roanoke large invoice Of surrRios cuns which 1ss
eeent Io~ prices 6 which vs
onsr At small advance coat. -, :.
Bying goods for .
since the great decne sell Tho bought ear.
In the season. and oueak helf Tood coat Oa a
LUZ Main street, and will be convinced Of hcts
del5 KEEN. BALDWIN a
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sIsos Ass,I.,oo,s. q d. Noah : ..,,. s.os.s..


gAsus Aboiisiooistef The Moth b ssiss 4 haudsouA
'h>anss, In he following paragraph; 49,
~ cotorej c;xens" Of Brooklyn, were last evening
rspresentnd ccnveotiou. al which Il resolved
petition tue Leguue renose the restrictions their
sxercise, Of the elective franchise. $40
"rhe black man, ivng 10, boen 90, the free coil Of
tho fs State Of New York. eanuot a,ders tand Why be
shoad not be permitted to approach tho ballot box on
the same footing with Patrick, Hama Monsieur, vho
has only been ere years In America The man with the
sbon skln has to pay ~ good $3.50 for the privilege,
.hle all so.s Of "ioreisr relations. go SEQ, ire So.
the "lberty" you Nosthsrnes always telliug tho
slsvehode at the South TO give to the Africans there
Why not let US zee your charity begin at homeast for
oDceY tc-~ tlt' z IL
Yes, thats the question, and very vital question:
Why done you Abolitiouiss quit prapg much and
fooshy and put the negroes In the free States foot
Ing Of practical equality With you, at onces Why delay
simple justice the poor persecuted Of Eoonies
right in your mdsts Why Is It, Greelcys
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-12-30

"OOI. DEpOT..-wc have deierrnn,e coacea-
~. nsction With our present business, VIZ
save wool and have engaged the services Of rcceSs
mouse, the former efficient agent Of the Wooden -
this business. ~ =,
Az wool consigned 70 us will he graded that each
can my such Wool az he wants. and be compelled To b.
nw not answer his purposes There IL grown virginia
ncent quantity OF WOOL concentrated and graded 10 al
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-12-30

GSfIz HOnsg P0wFIi5 XNul tone Of our neigh.
complete, which beg leave 10 cal any "PP'c"e"sioh
Also, =. 9lant,, Bamboroughs. Dee of IL. While ex-
mery'sPAN NILE, for sale iat mt y -.
Agricultural Ware House and Seed store cracy OF Vir
jyt n yet rather
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1854-06-02

That portion OF the wing party (sys the Lebanon Adj
vertser which may be considered the leading platoon,
composed Of heterogeneous connection Of all creeds and
isms pursues at this time that is fraugh with
danger and derogatoy TO the character Of the American
people While il processes sympathy for the negro race in
general and attacks the very pillars of institutions for
the slave in particular in Its endeavorS to free them from
their bonds and place them equal footing with the
time, and in the breath abuse, denounce, and
openly their purpose of degrading their color
the descendants of the foreathes with themselves
to the condition of the blacks The negroes they would
make ree'ae the Irish and German slaves They, in eff
feet argue that the former deserving Of freedom and the
right of suffrage, and the latter not They would place
the presidential chair within the reach of African and
make the European ineligible TO the Office of constable
Let the matter be viewed in its true light and this truth
viii present itself clearly and undeniaby Read their pa
pers Is not every other paragraph abolition story
sentiment and the intervening "nativeAmerican" one 7
Are they not in alliance with both these organizations
and is not the object of the former to elevate the African
the present position of the whites and the object of the
latter to degrade the European to the condition Of the
blacks? Dyest the Irish the German any other por
ton of population of the right Of suffrage only Of
the objects of the organzation and their
position politically viii be precisely that of the colored
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A PEAL FROM MASSACHUSETTS

The Fishermen Of Cape Cod Supporters q ne coasit-
lion and Defenders Of he Unioni
We have great pleasure in transferring to our columns
from TINT sterling democratic Journal the Barnsabe Pa
trio the following resolutions adopted unanimously
meeting of the democracy that vicinity on the goth
tmo What signal rebuke of the Wanting declarations
of the Summers Eots Bankses genus of the dele
cation of that State that the people of Massachusetts,
not only opposed to- but would rape upon the Nebraska
bill
Let the democracy of the nation speak In the same
thunderones their attachment to the laws and the prn
cipes of selfsoyeregnty, and the agators will be
glad to hide their diminished heads:
" NATIoSAL THE NEBRASKA DuL.--At a
meeting of the democrats of Barnstable, held Union Hail.
Monday, 20th the following resolutions were unanimously
adopted expressive Of their views the passage of
Nebraska BILL After their enthusiastic reception the salute
referred to duly executed The banner which
unfurled to and celebrate the election Franklin
Pierce to the presidency again unued to the admira
ton of liberty loving citizens:
Resoped That the constitution Of the United States by
Its Implicit declaration defines the duties the
eminent and of the several States all questions
relation TO local laws institutions plainly and
rey belong to the several States themselves that Congress
has no right to legslate control these laws and nu
tons.
esoed That to agitate in national legislature any
the institutions or laws whose exclusive jurisdiction belongs
to the States contrary the spirit the constitution
contrary the understanding OF the patriot fathers who
framed that instrument contrary the spirit the national
compact contrary to the patriotism of American citizens
dangerous to the perpetuity of the Union
Resored That the passage Of the Nebraska BILL which
celebrate confirms the determined policy of the demo
cratic party not to interfere with the slavery question that
as SUCH soundy democratic policy entirely
tiona, and worthy the admiration Of every American
Resocd That acknowledge the supremacy law and
that as abiding and sustaining citizens despse
the revolutionary carried on by the anti
law citizens of Boston, with respect to the legal
rendition of fugitive slave
ResoUed That democrats of and
county pledge fidelity to the Unon and are ready for any
sacrifice which the interests of their country may demand
laws.
Resoeea, That national salute in honor those demo-
cratic members OF the House and Senate the national
saurc who voted for the Nebraska bill be fred this day at
one O'clock, = A
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H1RD WORK FoR nor wEATHER.

The Philadelphia North American and the New York
Commercial Advertiser have undertaken agreeable en-
terprise for weather They have set seriously TO
work to prove that the Union instigaed thereto by the
President has resolved neite riot and that all the
turbulence and bloodshed in Boston TO be laid at the
door Of the Nebraska BILL including certain suggestions
intended to leopard the personal safety Of Mr. Charles SUM
ner for words spoken in debate We shall Of course be
next called upon TO believe that Batcheder not killed
by the abotonists that Parker is warmly in favor of the
Nebraska bill that Sumner has not recommended forcble
resistance TO law and that Greeley did not recommend the
burning of the national Capitol The Union did all this
Of course and nobody else and the peaceful patriots Of
the day will henoeorh be the who have been labor
ing for months past to drcneh Boston with human gore
The North American and the Commercial Advertiser will
then be happy in the victorious result Of their coneden
exertions when il is achieved 4
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SETTLEMENTS ON THE AMAZON RIVER.

We feel pleasure in asking public attention the inter-
esting circular issued to the American people by Hon
Pmo White, American charge daiares the republic OF
Ecuador which circular and other interesting proceedings
we publish today. 1t will be seen that the citizens OF
Ecuador are mbued with true democratic principles and
mat the government invites to the shores of the beau
n'u Amazon the most liberal emigration. We feel graft
lied to perceive how judciously and appropriately Mr.
White discharges his duties the representative of the
American people.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1854-06-02

SFYArE-The Senate assembled at twelve o'clock, and
the journal of yesterday read and approved No quo
rum being present motion by Mr.. Stuart the SEN
ate adjourned until Monday next
HousE OF REpnEsENrArrvEs.-The House met at eight
o'clock and the journal oyesterday read and approved
Mr. Ashe moved reconsider the vote by which the Sen
bill making appropriation for the Improvement Of
Cape Fear river in North Carolina, referred to the
Committee of the Whole the Of the Union; pend
ing which, on motion of Mr. Ashe the House adjourned
until Monday next
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1854-06-02
posToN pIETy AND PATRIOTISM.

Tho creed Of Boston anaticsm contains two prominent
ideas which constitute alternate Of its religious
and moral pastne One is its hatred Of adopted citizens
especially u they happen he Catholics the other is its
horror Of the federal constitution and the southern States
Strange say too that both from the adopted citizen and
wealth But then to bc an Irishman, or a Frenchmau or
German is scandalous, and to be citizen Of the
South is disreputable TINT chaste and pous Boston
would be Of all certain Of Heaven il It accepted the
fruits Of Irish and German labor and the profits Of south
ern productions without vigorous and manly protest at
the same time Hence convent burned down
and and then Irshnnn killed; and
presently marshal mobbed and, at last, southern o-
forced fly for his life This consistency Of things is
thus preserved md pous Boston goes rejoicing in her
Christian career