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Will leave MONDAY, May g. at 5 O'Clock Pm.
HN0R LOUISVILLE and all inter- ey=y
n mediate andngs-The fine regular passenger 6s4iiAt
packet MARY HUNT, Captain Farry SPOTS, rssFs
aye above having unsurpassed
daions, apply on board, or
sTRoTHER & BROS, as Poydras street.
t plan the Cabin State Rooms
applying to the agents, mylb
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:. CUMBERL.4ND RIVER.

VIII leave WEDNESDAY, May a. a. O'Clock Pm
IGOR NASHVILLE, CAIRo, MEM sY -
PHIs and all intermediate andingsThe sasaAsssS
and splendid fast running steamer NTs-
WILLIE NJ e, c. W. Harrison, port receiving
freight and will leave above freight passage
accommodations, apply on board or to
my23 l.. SNAPP, SO New Leyee,
wtieave nhon. MONDAY, May o'clock P. NJ.
ESOR NASHVILLE, GAINESVILLE, sgng =
Il KNOXVILLE and all landings t1tSase
RiyerIhe very fast running regular packet s1
NASHVILLE, Captain Belsnyder port receiving eigh
and viii leave freight passage having
modations apply on board. - u
my2s THos. HAMILTON. JR-, Is carondelat street.
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NuNDRIEI

~ 100 hbs S. s. Boyes Rose WHISKY;
900 bbs Fletchets Extra do.
100 quarter rAsks Domestic BRANDY;
800 eighth do. do. do.
leo bSls choCe Lard OIL;
rs bbs Fieicher's Yapor WHISKY;
400 boxes Wedemer STAR CANDLES:
500 boxes Proctor Il Gamble d.;
500 half and quarter do do
$50 bbls Choice Small White BEAMS
SO casks Choice Cincinnati BACON SIDES
For sale by JOSEPH LANDS q CO.,
mS23 Ss TehoGpeulaa street.
"a AlLS-500 kegs 3" Old Colony" a desirable
msl2 Z. NJ. DALEY, IS Tehonpltoulns sttaet.
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GY. CHARLES BILLIARD ROOM
~ Under the ST. CHARLES HOTEL.
The and convenient
hitherto devoted to BILLIARD PLAYING, during pa
Summer entirely ehted aud the TABLES which the be
Manufacture have been thoroughly repaired. - : "
No has been spared render this popular
place Of amusement worthy ofits past patronage,
A. W. MERRIAM.
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HNO CITY MERCHANTS

A who has been engaged in the Mercantile Business
years in East mississippi and who will visit this Summer and Fall
the Merchants and Others the of Bghe River
distribute the Cards, and call
Mercantile Houses wish employ
personally for the nextS the house w A.
No a. Common Any there
weeks will reach him,
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EbATENT ACTION PIANow~ssEx-zz.,
FQRTEs-The subscriber offers for sale $50
sseG1 STICK q y. and Octave SQUARE AND ND T VI
B0uDOLR PIANO FORTES, from the celebratedl II VI
mandatory GILBERT t which guaranteed
aEef At the leuelry and Fancy Store GUINNESS
Gang mp street ptsa: v...,.,r..., ELIJAH DUNBAR,
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UNI puncheon old Jamaica Rum, for
4 D. sale by Il. F. COCHRAN u HALL,
RI t;Fsysr street
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u l3 600 WORTH OF FARMS AND

=
BUILDING LOTS will be divided among lherr.
ON THE EPENING OF TIE 3ia or MAY, 1854
g large number already Many
heee have been sold por the
ps to WHICH these Lots sold showing that purchase
Subscribr nj as
each will receive -FOUR BUILDING LOTS, by feet lying
together, ARM
located NJ R0SN ALE Long Island, where School
houe and number OF Private Dwellings, and
Faolies have already been erected built
and several kundred will he erected the coming
THIS fine opportunity owning delightful Country Repi
lcne city, hpra comforts 81 family cir5e can
be ni realzRd and whore Building about 500 Farms
have au leen aod sales daily individuals
who, after careful examination M
lily q Tho SOIL selectnE Farms agricultural
confident That no land 50 cheap and calculated
been all taken back entaa for The
an century, and completely Locked upwards
yearssnce which large sales made
deer reasd al large
fields, waving VILE the abundant productions
The price at which this land offered ag
cultural rnpose alone, that
heaGe portion
nifty Tor the a.te Investment money TIE
when Al line
within tt2 miles Of REV York. viii be worth prices
asked for Lakeland and Rosevae
hFaa villages ceiling from alU
the best opportunities offered who
Fan9 containing each live acres apwards s25
f35
E All persons wishing the opportunity noy
offered tine Farm splendid Building Empire
City SHOULD make Immediate appcaun they
Apply CHARLES WOOD Broadway, corner of Full
ii y=en''@-' ss"r""'' s't"'i W. ". WASHBURN,
llnna etrao AYan
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SHERRY WINE
~ $50 Or, casks various brands and qualities
rs eas0d Yrate Pale-For saie
my9 s. WOLFF. 95 Cnr,u street,
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Co succeed Mt Enge scent United
MY calls attention sasnsd card cRAalER ABEGs
CARD iSss ESs1 heretofore Sole agent for the
e s e u 5 " hg ,s ss s.9 81 SR
AsE bis sad Be Sole Agents ana Importers Of
We al aneesng essrens continue en-
hsys n noas ss f w and hi. s 4
which the same has attained in your market.
n support q claim 70 alons enabled to furnish his old
Nh 1 brand ~ 10 pure AID genuine qgf We would simply submit
The HEbEeE c. brand s f r s,t as
o%n % re- B s G M MGS smos
wqsis Salmon ''s eS'D ''' " 'Aln'0n after
s wss s psss
Of ts brand had He retiring from bunesr
ss3 Ii . = a',s 'sss,.''. nd
sagr GEes and frauds and limitations the
No os house s ias e ID sa
the 4P h GaE brand was Ggaay mi became
a,S1 .ls 0+''' s'a's' 4E 7a sas S9sF .r
Rams, December ib,is5a. HEIDSlEcK &C.
The sabseeEp being appointed aentu South est Of the
pn WHICH they oasr New prieer
inng7 SIN ''' f' -'4'1 d camp ? street tn.
q 7. MIC HOLAS EXCHANGE
~ The proprietor Of the st Niehoasn would
tie popular Place that he bss
room has been and handsomely decorated
The billiard Nicholas is the largest and mos.
tables will aweya kept running order with varied
ms sel THOMAS E. NICHOLS. Proprietor.
SsTAR planning MILL, corner Of Hercules
meat bE Sfs sSTses fsR' sa1HSsy s9 on sni
~ Lumber sawed and dressed order, the o
EyXCHANGE ON NEW YORK-At sight,
and on time, in sums to suit FgesassFs F9E saIs BY
apis sn 81 catoudelst street.
TSTEW CIGAR SIORE-M. VIDAL would an
nonns T. the pg1ie that be has oreHed the the
ToBl6co Tie Jest sf ra ai Of aPf aas
lR constantly the 4 q9a ss
NEW JERSEY ZINC PAINT.-The sub
he5s have now on hand and viii be constantly supplied
jersey iS ~e sey q o S s nS n By the New
myi @ BoeERT, WILLIAMS CO.. s's 70 Camp street
E1NIsH OILS, CANDLES, SOAP, etc.
s sARR 95 oAso H 81. Winter Strained;
T 74Ig; ER o az Sbs Bank and Straits;
GEATsEooT olL2o b5. Pure;
ss sS1Ss 81 95l TGR FL 4fy bits,
M1ckEKEl- i@oS past ages Nos. /. 2 and 3;
s sHhafsfi t%o p 1ri bis and fits
HERRlNG-loo bills 700 boxes Scaled;
5sS51 ~ p%eeEsf R.ivs. and sos
SALMON TRouT--l0 bba;
s eRHsas0 s sasA 'sesssP 5s md
Eos 4S5 @Gi54 e sas rsgsaSP iipas
81 1 sd ssh 6 ss
SSRA fsTB RI 81 bOls 30 half o.;
s, 500 boxes F. SaSS
0 %ys 1s" F3"4 GA I'd o ns can5a a.
dissolution OF CoPARTNERsHIP.-
lie s1 s5d aSe n
M f. EPpNSER I oh ai i u own paRs
a for his accounts and authorized business the
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| FASHIONABLE DANCING AoADEsTT, ~
a Mfr. P. CLissEY respectfully the Ladies and "a
Gentlemen Of New Orleans tnat ha DANCING ACADEMY s
at No, ii Bourbon street.
| DANCES. ~
| P. hlldark. 'E'- :
~ Private
An. to BPM. - - ~
ES- Class for Gentlemen from TO O'clock ns IL
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0n JOSEF UFTY, 9n
~V. IMPORTER, NVs
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER IN
FINE WATCHES, JEWELRY, RICH FANCY


STAPLE GOODS,
No. 90 CAMP STREET, under the City Hotel, oren
Respectfully the md Retail
purchasers his VERY LARGE STOCK GOODS which
imported, and constantly supplied throughou the year
SHE'LL COMBS
IMITATION SHELL AND BUFFALO COMBS Of every style and
BRUSHES description of his manufacture and at the
lowest Northern Factory prices. ~ " ~
TOILET ARTICLES,
FANCY SOAPS, etc. - ' ~ ''
FINE FANS, PURSES, POCKET BOOKS, WORK BOXES PORT
ABLE DESKS together with variety Of PORTE MON
nAdE etc., Of every style and ahape unusually Low
GUNS, PISTOLS, KNIVES, COLTS AND WARMERS RE-
poIVING PIsToL5s SCISSORS, RAzoRs, LIFE PREsERY-
Frs FISHING REELS and TACKLE every variety 10 sui
The most determined Angler. - '' 1880
WATCHES, JEWELRY, ETC.
fH The stock in this line, consisting COOPER NJ
TOBIAS and REAL JOSEPH JOHNSON MOVEMENTS with fine
aasor'aento SWISS Gad ENGLISH LEVERS together large
stock hae and EASTERN JEtELY SiLvERWARE ETC. have
sssP ,ssfed with bs q engaged
ca,a great tadoeepen VII be offered TO purehasera.
MONEY REF uHDED, " .s
We. III ~ do an
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| a USP ENSI0N BRIDE ES.-NOTICE
~ BENJAMIN WATKINS, of Port Gibson Mississippi Architect
Engineer and Bridge Builder notice will
the Ohio h Hudson other River the United States
WIN SUSPENSION BR1iS reasonable
AZ VIZ erect SeltupPotng or IRON PER
pended either om Timber Brick Stone Wrought
Towers cnt! and with either Strap We
CHAIN Cables He the Potomac Washington
East River from New York to Brooklyn
son River rom West Point 10 the Eastern shorer =
| Cable was suspended during the Revolutionary
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nlOWRLL,s GREAT PAINrING for

z Cow amsnt, DE SOTO DISCOVERING THE MISSISSIPPI
will
NEsDAY MORNING, May nth. =
E& Open ~ Visitors O'Clock, unt H.
EB Porrna from life Of E1Sene Sue, Aler Dumas Larnarne
and ADD el.kader will sccompr the Exhibition
sH Admission, nvls IT
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Alonuosa .Gretna
Morning Srar....1S,iq
Prince of Wales. Poiu
Richard 49,. l,dl
In H HaxHlton. ...i1,dl
Seimpre Viya... S,d4
Slleneia. DC
sylphide ........4i,d S
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DANCING

f 9OL0NEL DE KoRP0NAY HAS THE "a
~ honor Of informing his friends the public general ~
3as on Accom-. Of ~ &C s5a'sd Juien CONCERTS he
Odd FeLos Hail. that OF the Mchancs Lecture
Room where be will give his essona his dAsaonday
Thursday Saturday. ''
at the Plano. - 49,
For further particulars inquire Col residence ST. Louis
tIoe or at the ST. Ghnraa City otel ienn
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AMS-50 tierees Stage i Shay's, fresh
Il Il and 10 fine order, for gala by CONVERSE CO.,
my90 81 TchuHpilgss street
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VIII leave WEDNESDAY, May "a. ats O'Clock Pm
EIS0R JEFFERSON, SMITHLAED, s-
BENTON, PORT CADDo, sWANsos's 80 n
PERKS LOVES. MoRLNGs, SHREVEPORT asSsasssal
GRAND ECoRE. ALEXANDRIA dae isatuFF-
Tie fine CADDG NO. g. Grshsm leave
above. For freight passage, apply boa I'd
Z. SNAPP, SO View Lsvas,
my93 o to EATON & HENDERSON,.
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sehoaners.


u UNI punoheons Old Jamaiea; 2 do. Old
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The aa6sdera being appointed agnt1 est Of the
above celebrated wines constantly supplied quarts
pints, which they ohsr to the Iade ut New York pca
R.F. NICHOLS & CO.
lan97 SIN 81 Camp siraet.
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FOR SALE-FOR SALE.

ESeR SALE-A HOUSE and Square of -
n Ground in c9vnston La The building contains Eli
Two rooms IN Kitchens stable cistern
HOUSE and L0i Ea front on the
Lake back to the end Of The then
| lima, and containing in all about Is
] Streets 4
"A desirable COTTAGE Felicity Road Prytana and
NAyades comfortable the
| SaFs er tFnploaee5. APply TO ], @. PERSON,
/ my206 Neal Broker, M. Commercial p}aca
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The Improvements large two-sory House, sa
galleries above below eight stable for three
horseE with lott
also cerns kitchen oil order Apply 10
fablt If C., d BROADWEIIt a ca az ovSrassst
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-03-08
For the Express.
CEDAR FALLS BLACK HAWK COUN-
TY
z Z.
GEO. W. JONES,
VIM H. MERRITT, Dubuque Iowa.

For the Express.
CEDAR FALLS BLACK HAWK COUN-
TY.
The inhabitants of this furnishing village
celebrated the anniversary of Washington S
Birth day the 22nd inst, with great spirit Pur-
suant TO notice, at 2 2. NJ. the inhabitants o.
the village, and the surrounding county, assem-.
bied at the spacious store room recently eree-d
there BY Mr.. Andrew Mullarky of the 'hIage
OF Cedar Falls, and after choosirI 'hf' Jon"
Garrison as the President of - day they lis
tened to an address appron-"'e to the occasion
delivered by .Nr. II. II. Mcclure of Cedar
Falls.
After the .uress, the audience marched in
processio- under the orders of E. Hamlin Esq,
Marsshl of the day to the School House, and
pa.eook Of sumpt nous collation. prepared by
The fair hands OF the Ladies of the Village.-
The exercises of the day were concluded by a
ball which was kept up to the small hours.
Three years ago Black Hawk county was
almost uninhabited now it boasts of as large a
population any Of the interior counties of
Northern Iowa and it o~es it all to the inyalu.
able water power of the Cedar Falls.
Civilization is rapidly making its way into
that fine portion Of the State.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-03-08
CASNONADlNG.

II The TclegraphicG G;sPatch which we published
es,erday, confrning ihe news OF a iavniabis
ecision OF the long contested Dubuque Claim
pse, by the Supreme Court e the United
Bta.es, formed the occasion for a brisk cannon
ding during the early par, of the evening.
1t was an appropriate tune Tor a demonstration
IL this kind The unsettled condition of titles
lere, arising from the claim set up by the heirs
bf Dubuque, has tended very much 10 relard the
advancement and prosperity OF the place; but
now that the question is forever settled and the
tles made good BY decision of the highest
judicial tribunal in the country, we may look
for rapidly in the increase Of population and
business, which this City has never enjoyed be-
fore. We hail this event favorable omen
Tor Dubuque, and congratulate our fellow citi-
zens upon its satisfactory and highly tatiering
results in prospective.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-03-08
A NEW FIRM.

By reference to an advertisement in another
column, it will be seen that the Messrs. Luls
haye taken in new partner ia their MERRIAM
tile house, by the name of d. Merritt This
name sounds familiar to US. If our recollection
is not at fault, we once knew man by the name,
who, before he embarked in politics was called
tolerabe clever individual and guided by this
fact, we are induced to form rather favorable
opinion of our new citizen. At all events il
will do do harm, as friends in city and country
are acquainted with the Messrs Lnlls, and new
er received from them snub on the nose, OF a
bogus ten cent piece u change, to take squint
WV d ,ssacrr;s,s who may be found !
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-03-08

is bnt the name Of the case it is only the John
Doe or Richard Roe Of the eectment The
rca! question, seen in the States afflicted with
this unfortunate population, is, are our slaves
10 be presented with freedom and dagger? For
II Congress has the power To regulate the con-
dions of the inhabitants of the States, within
the States, it will be bur another exercise of
that power to declare that all shall be free Are
we then TO see again Athenian and Lace damo-
nian conledera,es To wage another pelopon.
nesian war 10 settle the ascendency between
them? Or is this the tocsin Of merely strvile
war That remains TO be seen but not, hope,
by you or me Surely they will pariey awhile,
and give Us tilie TO get out of the way.
On the 3ist of January, alading TO The edu-
cation Of the sons Of Virginia at the North, he
writes. ist
SHOW many IF our youths she (Harvard)
now has learning the lessons of NIssourianism,
know not. but gentleman lately from Prin-
ceton told me he there the list Of the stu
dents al that place, and that more than halt
were Virglnians These will return home no
doubt deeply impressed with the sacred princi-
pies Of o'if hoiy alliance OF resifictioEisis
( On the l5th of Feb 1921, he wrote
"All, fear, do no. see the speech in our hori-
5on which IS TO burst on Us as tornado sooner
or later The line of division lately marked out
betws en- different portions OF our confederacy is
such as will never / fear, be obliterated."
After the storm had passed over, he wrote,
November 4, 1923, to Lafayette. ~
sOn the eclipse of federalism with us, al
though not its extinction, its leaders got up the
Missouri question, under the false front Of les
SEEMING the measure of slavery, but with the real
view of producing geographical division of
parties, which might insure them the next Pres
ident. The people Of the North went blindfnld
into the snure, followed their leaders for a while
wit! q zeal truly moral and audable, until they
became sensible that they were injurng instead
of aiding the real interests of the slaves, that
they had been used merely as tools for election
eering purposes and that trick of hypocrisy then
fell as quickly as it had been got up"
These sentiments speak for themselves
Those who cite Tie authority of this great paui-
OF, either for the Wimot proviso policy or the
Missouri line, do injustice to his memory
While this language is clearly decisive agains.
the restrictive principle OF the prpyiso, the whole
spirit OF his teachings, as seen in his addresses
and letters, is in favor Of the non-inerveuiion
policy He regarded the great principle OF
Slater ghts as the ba sis of our system, and an
adherence to them as the sure method Of perpet
uating republican institutions. He expressly
says, in the remarkable letter Of April %, 1920
above quoted, that an abstinence from the oct of
power prohibiting slavery would remove jeal-
ousy and he regarded it to be the exclusive
right OF every State to regulate its ine rnal af.
fairs These ri ghts he often proclaimed to be
buwarks against consolidation the only guar
antees for the continuance Of the Union.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-03-08
BUILDING A JAIL.

We iotice by the proceedings Of the Council
on Moday night, that the county Judge con,em
plates sommencing the construction of 4 jail III
this Ciy, to take the place of the pen and pro-
poses , the Council ,ha. if'he City will furnish
a cer,h proportion o.! the means, i, can have
two rams on the ground floor to be used as
.CaabOse and all the third floor to be used as
City Hall The Council appointed Aldermen
Langvorthy and Mobiey to take the matter
unde mdvIsement and eport - lhc Council.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-03-08
Dubuque, Feb. 2Sth, 1854
ANOTHER RAILROAD COMPANY IN
EMBRYO.
The following extract we take from the last
Minnesota Pioneer.

EMBRYO.
The following extract we take from the last
Minnesota Pioneer.
CAS- soon as the lines of ra iroad below US,
reach the Mississippi, they will Immediately look
to Minnesota for a channel OF trade :hat will
give bu mess to the road This is to be expec.
ted and we now have before letter from
one of The first business in Dubuque to a
g4n leman of high standing in The Territory, on
this very subject. We make the following e.
tract.
DEAR SIR You no doubt have zen the
bill introduced by the Hon. G w >ohes ior
grant of land to Minnesota and iowa i"r the .
construction of railroad fro~ huouius 70 st.
Paul, which bill il is op'en'iy neheVed VIII
mass In view of this lion in Congress, we
ar. ,bon, orr,r;,;, company under the gen.
al ;no,r,as,,;on w nf this State-to be call
cd tba DnhnanS and Niinne;ota Railroad Com
nanv-fcr ~ purpose of constructing Rail
pa pom fror Dubuque to the northwest line of our
Sat- md in order to carry out the measure to
!, ~dil extent, we inyie the citizens Of Saint
|. anl and Minnesota TO Cooperate with us in
this enterprise by the organization of company
for the construction Of the Cd division Of this
road direct, from SAINT Paul by the way of the
Sou h B nd Of the St. Peters river to the line
Of the road. Should your citizens think favor
ably of this undertaking, l have no doubt that
can by uniting our influence, and putting
our respective companies in readiness avail our
selves Of the grants made TO the State and Ter
rtory for railroad purposes, which grants we
feel confident will be made at his session of
Congress.
This exh ibits the interest felt at the terminus
of the railroads below US. They desire our
trade and they will come after it, If necessary.
We want them to have it, but we want con-
nectinn with Lake Superior still more We
certainly have no objection 10 a grant of land for
road 10 Dubuque, but we wish the gentlemen of
that city to understand that we d., not desire
grant Tor that road To the exclusion of a grant
for road 10 Lake Superior.
Perhaps the letter from which this extract was
copied, is the one to which the Governors letter
is reply. Whether it is Oh not, it is quite
important in these times to keep posted in rail-
road matters, and therefore we copy it for the
benefit of our readers.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-03-08
TIE ENEMIES OF THE NEBRASKA


BILL.
In is very convenient about these days for the
e,emies of the Nebraska Bill, to refer to the
onions of departed statesmen as classification
| fr their course and as evidence Of the iniquity
| the measure btferson, the renowned au-
kor of the DECLARATION Of Independence, is
h,lv ouoied as an enemy TO slavery and friend
/ the u1ust, partial and highly mischevous re
Isr;c, ,yf in the Missouri Compromise. To show
Uh,/ bis views were upon this question and how
L e.oneously he is represented, we copy arti-
Ele from the Boston Post, containing copious
extracts from letters written by him, during the
a agitation Of the Missouri Compromise. He re
garded the establishment by government OF
boundary for slavery, as the Inost
mischievous and dangerous element which could
enter into the politics OF this country and the
same opinion was expressed by Mr.. Cay during
the D, ndency before Congress Of the Missouri
Compromise and was entertained BY both Clay
and Webster in 1880