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CALL AND EXAMINE.

HAVING now on hand very large supply q,
IL Goods, and being DESTROYS Ct reducing ny
stock a. much as Pr ssible previous 70 the FIRST Of
September, will fer very great Inducements TO
elSh purchasers. All persons wishing Embroideries
or Fancy Gocds or any descripti n, will End Il o
their advantage 70 make early call At tbs Lsoies
Trimming Depot, between Sch and 9th streets
jy 1O-St RUTH A. PEACE
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SPIRIT OF TIE MORNING PRESS.

SPIRIT OF TIE 40RNN0 PRESS.
The Isssilissnesr denies that the late Boston
i" fusion" meeting, a. 1t ID termed by the Adolf
ton and Democrats press, pledges the Whigste
future union or Identification with the Adolf
uon:sts
The Union presents its readers with ths
comments Of the Charleston STANDARD upol
Its correspondents misrepresentation of tn,
Administration, in his efforts to hold tho lat
ter responsible for the Shortcomings Of Con-
gres,. 1t 10 we'll that the readers of the Ssa.-
da,d should have q proper key to the view,
which ars being put forward in that paper
under the head Of its Washington correspond
snce. Thi, key Is to be found in the fact tina
they are written by the same pen which has
indited all the ultra free soiiism appearing
under the head Of Washington correspond
ence" In the New York Times and Philadel-
phia North american, the writer being o
new light politisian, whose views of the fitness
Of things square more nearly with those Of Mr.
GIeeley, Of the Tribune, than with the We've
Of any ono else We wot of. The Union further
rsjoices that the Wings of the non-slavehold.
ing States seem, as 1t alleges, inclined At
length to escape Abolition thrsldom. The
same Journal endorses the views Of Mr.. Cling
man, Of North Carolina, as expressed in late
letter to the Raleigh IN. C.j Standard, where
In that gentleman bears very hard on the
southern Wings who adhere to the Wing ma
tional organ'sation.
Tie Sentinel argues to show that Congress
Is not lazy that its duties are multifarious !;
and that it ought to provide for the payment
Of the Governments Just debts.
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OFICED BEEF aud sPlcED TONGUES
- spi ed Rounds Ia kits aud SegA single piecs IL
each
spiced Beef Tongues In pickles
Prepared by r. Usher, Louisville, Ky.
In store and fer sale by
sHE6ELL 4 BAILEY,
jy lf-lg No s, opposite Centre Msrk@t.
EIRST WARD
II GROCERY A,-D FEED
STORE 80. Z.
The undersigned have formed O ccpartnersbip for
the purpose Of carrying On the Grocery and Feed
business under the firm Of DryrAM & KIKrE on the
CORNER OF 18Th and II rreets.
ZEN. J. DESHAN,
" I-S WM NJ. KkEFE
SHAMROCK HAMS AND KENTUCKY
~ BREAKFAST BAC0N.-Ueher's ce'sbrstd
shamrock Ham AMI Breast Pieces, imlld cured) fbs
brtil.ng or frying foe treskfs, T. q rev srticie.
just rccsivrd AID Cor sale Sy
SIEKELL D BAILEY.
~ Ut No. s. on Tctise Centre M.rkt
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WASHINGTON, July IL, 1854.

II 0ST-A TRUNK 1t lie large black trunk, With
IL he owners name on q card on the top JOHN
HOf. Any peron finding it please send word to
2. Butler, corner Pc. avenue and 18th street.
~ Ja-3te
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WARREN GREEN HOTEL
WARRGNTON, y.

DLEASANTLY rttus.ad, within riI Tr';'s OF ID
l. fsuQuier White sulphur sp. inss, viii Wiki
toere II constant CON mIDlcai.on ocsr eScelleul
road. Alsc, within y miles OF Aiexsn drs, by u
Rbilrcad. 4
So individuals or f.El.l;es dssirlcc sccanncid
tons for the Summer, or portion ii 4, ,tl ~
well to apply early. y ig-?vs
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Pc RSONAI..

80. The Rev. AeSsrs. Thompson, Westcott,
and Henry Ward Beecher, Of New York, held
firth last Sunday morning on the subject OF
the recent railroad frauds. These reverend
gentlemen are evidently usurping the power
OF Grand Juriss. But if they are permitted
to hold grand inquest On the Nebraska bill,
no objection should be made to their investiss
ting he mysteries Of Wall street. No sermon
Las, a. yet, been preached on the subject Of
the Washington Water Works.
-. Mr.. kavansugh, one of the recently
elected bishops Of the Methodist Episcopal
Church South, is practical printer OF course
lie knows how to pull The devils tail.
Lord Lypdburst Is DOW in bis SD year,
and is still hale and vigorous, and able to take
an active part in the discussion Of public If.
fair..
....Mssaiai, tie Italian patriot, in writing
to friend, commissions him to shake hands
for him with Garrison, Luoretis Mott, Phillips
and Parker, and ssys:
" Tell your friends these things; and rsnss,sl
them fhSs Europe, once free, toonka not isare
fttn, aIone TN tho struggle. 1psnty.fox,
DsaiioHs of emaneipatsa Italians l-oaid BE-
tpshfy.}oNr millions of abokftionists, ten.
dsTT''g support to thesT american brothers. +"
What will Kossuth and Sanders say to this !?
80. We learn by the English papers that
Lieut. Sir Henry Blsokwo-d, Of tho Engllh
Navy, attached to the frigate Leander, died
rsceatly 1t Athens, Greece.
: 80. The New York Tyus National Demo.
eras, the Know Nothing organ Of the Empire
city, says:
1--WE hope it 10 not true that the President
has sent In the Hon. John McKeOn's name for
the cdice.of District attorney. For the Presi.
dents sake, We hope the rumor 10 wholly nm.
founded. Should the President have been
unfortunate enough to make such q mista ke,
we trust Ia, re are sensible representatives left
yet in the Senate, who will not thus permit
Bishop Hughes to insult the country by 60 bold
display Of his political influence.
The Democrat says that Mr.. McKeon is an
Irish Catholic. He may be Catholic, but not
m Irishman; he Il . native. and was born In
the city Of New
-. Csaius d. Clay 10 making stump
speeches through sons Of the Western States,
on slavery. ~ II --..,
-. Mr.. Robert Schuyler, the dsfasltsr, ia
the same man, the Boston Transcript SAYS,
that q few months ago had conscientious
serHpfe, about running trains on the New Hs.
ven Railroad on Sundays There are 81 few
more Of the same sort left" ra. -r--
-. Orestes A. Brownson, who ID Roman
Catholic, is said to have joined the Know Moth
ing'. lie s6pulates for one restriction Of the
creed, tia. while it need sbsts none of it,
hostility to foreigners, it will cease Its pro-
scriPtion 10 native born Catholics.
80. Proceedings have been commenced, %
Gays the report Of . western railroad company
against simeon Draper, Of New York, for using
$40 600 worth Of the companies stock for his
own private purposes without authority OF
privilege from the company. i-
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GIMsS HAND BOOK t. tie Library Of tie Bri
- fish Museum, vol, 1854
Eyelyn's Diary and Correspondence, new edition,
4 ,ois, 1854
Com buttons to Literature, historical, ant,ousri.
an. and metr.ca', BY Mark Antony Lower, voisms
1874
The Hslf Century, from 1890 TO 1850, It's history
AID policy, by W Willis, l vol, 1853
Giltert's Element OF Banking. ! vol. 1854
Blrt's Band Book Of the Law Of torrs, volume
ISIS:
The Woollsn Manufacturers Guide, BY nberson,
/ vol, 1853
1hs Young Ohiosr's Companion, by Col. lord de
Ros, l volume. FRAN(K TAYLOR.
iy a.
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"a. Uss BAkPras's VEssIABLI TIxcruBE.-Have
you Dyspepsia, Liver piaint, Nervous Debility
Diseases OF ths Kidneys, any Loss Of Power and Dis
arrangement Of the systemf We but point You TO
tbs Thousands who hare used the GaIaT IayiooRx-
TOE. - +...5s 800.
In prof Ct what we say above, We .ef.r ron to
"AsmPson's Vegetable Tneture,n aud it, effects,
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NOTICE-Iw would es rnestIy request all thcss
~ who hsue not settled their accounts with me
- come forward at opos and make q settlement viii
the cash, or notes at short date, Il Is actually ne
cessary to MY success Ia business that my cus.ol
rrs should be prompt ia their PAYMENT 20 as 70 en-
able me to CHER freah inducements TO the.n
I.R. MUD,
jy l0-2ts D. between 7th and stb sss
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~ . Ne" York paper states tina. Robsrt
eoeSyls. y one tins held the Prssids,ey Of
~ lea that Ax railroad eonp.ni.. "
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q young America" . paper to be devo-
ted to the special interest Of ssnasor Douglas
end bis Nebraska Bill, has just been eommsn-
esd in chicsgo sou go.
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q The Richmond papers report the occur
renee Of several cases of cholera in that city.
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UTHe large circulation Of tie SrAl
makes It the most desirable 0drertistng me
dunn in tie District. 1t has more reader;
in the cities of Washington, Georsstosc,'
and Alexandria, than a. rks other Wash
,nsto, dailies combined. e.
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NEW WHEAT FAMILY FLOUR
IN 200 bbls extra Family Flour, made from new
wheat, for ssle BY
BOYCE TAYLOR
jy 12-3i* Columbia Mills, Georgetown.
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NOTICE. NOTICE.,

A Ii persons indebted to me viii confer Q isvor
"A b. prompt sttention 10 their bills, " hich vs7s
rendered by the Let Of this ninth.
iy l0-3t RUTH A PEACO.
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81. ~ HE Liverpool Journal says, the Brit.
"'s,p companies have been unable to
make any dividends the present ssa.on
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q The fair Empress of the French will
pass the month Of July at the baths of Badon.
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jy l0-2ts

Sol REWAhD -strsyed or stolen from the sut-
R<-2 s-riber n the ith instant, o small red Buy
fALo Cow, right ear sorked lenx skinpey bag sna
tits, sn svitchey tall With the hair cut out Whit
streak ca below the lip 10 the nant will give tts
above reward 10 any person returning her to o.
between 18th and 18th streets, FRS: Weird.
iy l0-3ts CHaS. LEHMAN
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z Among the ancient Germans, scme 1000
years ago, there was tribe or nation called
the Susvisns, Who would not suffer vino to be
brought into their territory, because, they
said, il enervatss the mind and units the body
for exercise or labor - --.-f0
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nR. ALEXsR MATTHEWS
IL 0iers his professional services :. tie p-op'
Of Gtorgetcwa and its vicinity.
ofis On High street. second door north Of pt
Kidwels Drug Store. ty7-im'
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l.. j. mIDDLETOE,

Lee Ss mtDDL6Ions
d EA L Err IN ICE,
Office AM Depotsouh SIDE 4, lsxt 20 corner 18th 81
ICE Kept constantly on hsnd at the office, ~his
l. can Be hsd IN t-rGs 70 small quantities.
Office open from sunrise 70 su set
jy lO-eolm
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AN Us EVENTS.
A FIO MIC
MOUNT v : I'm CLUB

fTNHE MOUNT VERNON CLUB tshes plsAsurs Nd
L sunounoiuS 20 tie citseus II wsehingtou That
they Will Cite pi, nc On fHCRsDAf, July 1tA-
at Arlington spripf. -taf II
Particulars 10 a future advertisement
~ lv--cfo
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TRUNKS, TRUNK
Il Superior Travelling Trunks
Medium and low priced do
fackirg do
Carpet Bags, Hat Boxes, Va les

eatchelf, re-, &c,
Bring the most extensive and variei assurtmep,
Of travelling requisites n be found in this city, which
We are selling ch.sper than the cheapest.
WALL STEPHENe.
Next door 10 The Iron Hall.
Pc. avenue. bttv cen 9th and 10th Sta
~ 12- Intel Newell
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NEW ICE DEPOT.

E0R the convenience Of my customers sDd ous1
il ICE can be had nom O n. until p. n
der Mr.. sslby Packers, Pcnnsylysuis ayenns
9th street. JOHN PEIIlbVNs
n ll-alrne
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treaty ID unoeIstooo 70 come with IL. On the
contrary, though it brings full details OF Sand
"ich Island news, it turns out to DO true. a.
the Star stated in contradiction Of that story
that all excitemen. in Honolulu upon tho suh.
jeot has expired, at least for the time being:
not single word on the subject Of the annex.
alton project is to be found in any Sandwich
lsland or California advioes, in manuscri,t or
pr;at, Of which We can hear.
The Patent LAVA correspondent who
evidently is deeply interested in this subisct
whites us, reviewing our late editorial on the
condition and requirements Of the paten. law,
Believing that this matter requires and de.
serves the greatest possible care and caution.
that Il, in legislating upon it, We do not hest.
tate to lay his remarks before the readers Of the
Star: ...-
In your article in regard to the patent law.
:. tho main objects Of the bill are to pfsyep,
The Improper issuing OF renewal of patents il
the Patent Once, and to protect the rights O,
pafenfses. deny that the bill will produce
toai result. On the contrary, the result of il.
passage would be to rouse the people of the
wnoie country to demand the speedy abropa.
tfon OF all patent laws. In few particulars
and those OF east importance, the bill ia vel,
enough but in soms Of It's important feature.
1t is nonstrous, and would work more iniur,
to the interests of inventors and manufaetn,e "a,
IN the country, than could be told. IL wonld
take hundreds OF millions of dollars from the
public, and put it In the pocke,s of owoers Of
existing patents. Its provisions strike NJ IN.
very vitals of every wholesome security nov
enjoyed BY the pubic against schemlp9 spee.
ulators and combinsd patent monopoIists. Il,
virtually denies 10 inventors as we'll as others.
tic right OF trial by jury. 1t proposes 10 gram
and eoDhrm patepts, not to the original O,
FIRST Inventor, but to him who will irst succeed
In gstting from the Patent Office parchment
without revealing the secret lex parte) process
under color Of which The pirate may procure
his patent. - -
These arc only few Of the bad features of
this bill in question. TO which now call YOU,
attention, hoping ut future time to expose II.
noDstrositiss more fully. =
Some years ago large convention of i5ven
tors ssse,nbled vt Baltimore. and having de
liberated very fully upon the subirct Tire.
disiBguished Patsnt la1ysr. az ,.ss, arr.
nsncs In the United Statss. Who hsd y.
personal interest to subserve. were ann; n,ss
10 rsviss the whole system Of Ps,ent KS .nd
report in the fo,m of . bin the rssuls - M,
lesors. 2At IN Adjourned eonyention .sII.d
tS,.oS espSnss tor publishing the notice,
thst So,r ~ ~ enaxs country Il about $500.
imo..,.m % oil was approved almost AM /.
Il pnoS n mo committee appointed 10 uras
'Sssapss' The original paauso1ipt Q
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late Of same place. improved adjustable
bearings for circular saws.
Eden 4; Baldwin, ID administrator o. rt the
pleton, Mas .-For improvement in ire arms.
George A. Leiehton, Of Boston, Macs. as
signor to Nehemiah Hunt, Of same place.--For
Improvement in sewing machines.
Thomas Clsgg, of Andover. Mass, assignor
to himself and Nathaniel Stevens, OF same
place.-For improvement in machines sor
making wire heddle eyes. ,.
VIM. ]. Casselman, Of Vernon village, n.
J., assignor to Elias A. Swan, OF New YORK,
N.Y-For improvement in machines for car.
wing, marble, stone, sc:
A. C.. Galishue, Of Now York, N. Y--For
improvement in machines for pesging boots
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method Of apply ing wa;er TO compound buck.
els OF futter wheels.
Robert G. Pine, Of Newark, N. J-For i'm,
provements Ia plating metals.
Chas X. Psckan. OF Greenwich, Conn-For
improved saving machine.
VIM. McCord, of Sing Sing, N. Y.-For i'm.
proven ent in horse powers.
Andrew Mayer, Of Philadelphia, Pa.-For
improvement in gas stoves
Hymen L. Lipman, of Philadelphia, Pa
For improvement in eyelet machines.
Amas Lyon, OF Worcester, Mass.-FOr i'm
provement in lightning rods
Sam1. Hunt, of Baltimore, Md.-For i'm
provement in apparatus for detaohing harness
from horses.
Hiram w. Hayden, of Waterbury, Conn
For Improvements 10 ornsmenting metallic
buttons. -..,........
Jonathan Ball, of New York. Y-For
improved mode Of connecting water pipes.
II. Crosby, and Seth z. Crosby, of Gustayus.
Ohio.-FOf improved mede Of arranging arch
boards for cisteru arches
Jas. A Cutting, Of Boston, Ma.s.-For i'm.
provement in compositions for making photo.
graphic pic ures.
Jas. A. Cutting, of Boston, Mass.-For i'm.
proyement in photographs pictures on glass.
Geo F. Foote, OF Buffalo, N. Y.-For i'm
provenent in ventilating railroad cars.
II P. Genzember, of ALLEGHENY citv. Pm
For improved cement of boied coal tar and
sarths.
Robs. T. Fry, of Spring Garden, pa-For
improvement In tho construction of inkstands
Rufus Porter, Of Washington, d. C.-For
chair cane. ..... -.
J. Rabbetb, Of East Hartf,rd. Conn -For
Improvement in diaper pins.
Ihos. D. Smith. OF Truiue, Tenn.-For i'm.
provement In COW catchers. -.
Franklin g. Smith, of Columbfs. Tsnn
For Improvement in condenssrs for stssm An.
gines. o--
Josiah NJ Smith, of New York, N. Y.-Fo,
improvement in machine f1r planning stone and
me, ais "~
Willet Thompson, Of New Haven, Conn.,
For ship ventila,or. o'''-
William IL. Fullerton, of Louisville Kv
FOR Improvement in machine for hacking corn
Peter Sweeney, Of Buffalo. N. ;Y.-For hot
Geo. Wright, Of New Eugl and village. Ma,
s fos Improvement in SELF acting mules ior spin.
Washington spander. Of H,rp.,,, re,,v
Va, assiguor himself, Edmund d. Cbamba1.
VIM D., Wilson, OF same placs. For I'm.
pio .ement IN angers, gimlets, etc. - - :
Thomas w Giiiett, q New Hsssn. oon,
assignor to John Matthews, 81 New Yors NJ
Y.-For improvement in apparaiu, for cor T..
Ing bottles. l,.. q - ''5 ss y. :,
ann g. Y. NeKinsszy, Of wa.hius,op D D, / n !, :
sdnx and sxsi'x sf Wn, xaKiaSEy, dee'd'
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. SPECIAL NOTICES.
One Price cloth,ne Warsnouse /.

q . II
Merchant Tailor and Dealer in Ready Made
Clothing and Gentleme,rs Furnishing Goods,
Nos 1913 and ITO Main ST.. Worcester, (Store formerly
{ occupied by H. H. chamberlin & Coz psse
Purchasers will find in the above establishment, every
GOODS in prouse variety and the Clothing generally
of very superior workmanship and style, il being al
made by persons in the immediate employ of Mr. Ware
urder the supervision of q careful assistant.
No similar establishment in the Commonwealth 10
conducted upon more liberal scale, or present
stronger inducements for genarsl patronage. very
small and uniform profit upon great amount of bus
ness is the controlling idea each department. Tie
common practice of demanding prices and getting
Che largest possible sum, here systematically fepudia
ted aud instead the honorable and just rule of
price only,n is adhered with strict fidelity. Every
garment is marked in plain figures at the lowest price
II can be sold and from the price there can be abate
Inent or variation. ems I'D
No oRe can fail perceive that this il the only Just
and strictly honest rule for the dealer ard experience
has Everywhere abund-nty proved il TO be aso in the
long much the most advantageous 10 the purchaser
II is obvious that is here liable to pay above the
0westmarket valuation for artica and that those
who are well acquainted with the goods, ana thOse
who are not, pay precisely the same price ~
The lower story and basement of the Store, are ap
proprated to the sale Of Ready maze Clothing and
Furnishing Goods, and 10 the Chambers above
tom Department which now contains splendid assort
Of 0dnds for all kinds of Coats Pants and VESTS
and also large variety OF Clothing OF superior work.
manship. All pcrsonsi lar ans near who want any,
pecuy Invited TO visit this and well stocked
establishment, whei 0w prices and fair
dealing may la every case be depended upon. rs
mch29 ~ s3UdTuaFt At4 tf- -
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CONVERSATIONAL.

WAsHINGToN, Jan. 5.--The Senate at noon
adjourned until Monday.
In the House, communication was received
from the Treasury Department, enclosing esi-
mates for the new Revenue Cutters for the coasts
Of South Carolina, Texas and California. Also,
asking an appropriation Of SIS, 900 for The cree
ton Of custom house buildings al San Francisco.
Mr. Dean brought up his resolutions for vote
Of thanks and a gold medal to Commodore In
graham. for his gallant conduct at Smyrna in the
Koszta affair.
Resolved, That the thanks of Congress be,
and are hereby presented to MIR Duncan, N. In
graham, Commander Of the U. s. sloop-of-war
ST. Louis, for his jndicious and gallant conduct
on the I'd Of July iasts in extending thepfotec..
ton of the American governmental Martin Kosz-
ia, by rescuing him from forcihle and illegal i'm
prisonmento on boardthe Austrian brig ofwar Huz-
Ear.
That the President be, and is hereby requested
to cause TO be mazda a medal with suitable de-
vices, to be presented to Duncan N. Ingraham
as a testimonial Of the high sense entertained by
Congress Of bis valor, prompness, and judicious
conductor the above mentioned occasion.
That the President cause the foregoing resolu-,
lions 10 be communicated TO Capt. Ingraham, in
such terms as he may deem best calculated TO
give effect 20 the objects thereof
Mr. Bagiey wished the resolutions to go to the
country not only as his own opinion, but as the
opinion of the Committee on Foreign Affairs,
MIR Barry proposed an amendment, that Kosz-
ia was aninchoste American citizen he wished
to defend Capt. Iagraham on thai ground, and
not on the ground Of humanity.
Mr. Smith, Of Ala, would vote against the
resolutions ia all its forms-it was simply thank.
ing a man for doing his duty.
Nj Smith OF New York, said he approved from
the bottom Of his heart the resolutions before the
House, because it avoided all questions Of ma
tionality and citizenship, and hoped it might be
unanimously adopted. He was glad to herr the
gentleman from Virginia and South Caroira,
justifying Ingraham on he broad ground Of bu-
manity. He held tho law Of humanity u be
paramount. Hecould MOI admit any law which
overlooks and ouirages and brushes humanity
He knew Of no law for the destruction OF human
rights. This Government now stands committed
10 the diaboIieal position that man who Fescues
anRoutraged and kidnapped brother, deserves
fines and Imprisonment but pass this resolution,
and men whom he had in his eye, would fall I'M
der the principle Of the resolution, and they ioo
will be entitled at your hands, no longer to inpris-
onment, but 10 gold medals. 5.s7 "a
Pending the discussion the House adjourned.