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Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1854-02-10
Indiana aud Illinois Central 8aiuva


Thirty three miles Of this road have bssn let
out to sub bcontractors, and the work will be
commenced as soon as practicable. The whole
line will be lei TO sub contractors a. soon a.
the engineers complete the location. They are
making thorough exam nation as they 60 over
the line this time as this is designed - the final
survey,) AMI therefore their progress 10 neces.
sarily slow and tedious. But it is very mpor.
tant TO find the best and cheapest route as they
go over this time; ct il cost as much time and
money as it may: for unless this 10 done rs sur.
vsys and alterations will have to be m made--and
this would delay the completion OF the road
True economy consists in ascertaining the b-ss
line before any money 10 expended for grading
&c.
We unde rstand that tho line. 50 far - /, has
been located. is much better in regard to curves
AMI graies than was at first anticipated.
The eng neers are now on the western side Of
Putnam.
AS the construction is now aetually com.
menced it 10 Of the utmost importance that the
stockholders should pay up punctualiy; fosihs
early comp elton Of the road is now resting "a
that one point. If the work is now suffered 70
Ian zuish for want cf means its friends will BE-
come dishear,ened and lose all confidence il
those who have the management Of il. Energy
and promptne.s of payment on the part Of the
stockholders will render the ea,ly complexion Of
the road as certain az any future ent cen b.
L.. this be remembered by all who are interest.
e1.
We understand that the utmost liberality
prevails along tho line. with fe ~ excsp1 ,ns,
in relation to granting the right Of wsy. We
are happy to note this fact. for vs are satisfied
that the people want the roab. and the tsus ID.
leresis Of TIE country through which il runs de-.
mand it; and if the means Of the company have
be expended in paying for the right Of way. shs
completio on Of the road must be much dsisyed
Blu, we'll assured that ell things will 70 On right
AMI that ere long the iron horse will bs snort
ing through the streets Of our ,own.--DaauiIA
Aduertiser.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1854-02-10

\ SCREw Loose SOMEWHERE clip the
following from tie Dcmocrotic Union:
Rumors Of outrageous robberies on the Co.
luulbia railroad have reached US. They are Of
startling nature 20 demand immediate
investigation. Suspicion attaches strongly to
the Collectors Office at Philadelph phla. Have
the Canal Comm ssioners any knoweige oi the
facts We call upon them 10 answer a, once,
and boldly. No matter who may BE- In plicated
in the transactions. the public are entitled to
the whole truth. Let US know who the rob-
bers are. and 10 what extent the Stale has bee n
swindied.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1854-02-10

FARM FOR SALE.

~HE undersigned, not being situated so as to make
farming suitable business for him, wishes 10 Sc y
TN. farm on which ne resides IL is Of the n
del ightuI reside the vicinity of Rciond about
miles of thr city, containing o24 acrrs OF isrr
land 50 of which D, cleared and IA good STATE OF
pair aud cultivation. The Improvements are vrr, val
uabs. consisting Of two story frame dwelling with
goss >-liar. and small brick fruit house attached; a
tsnafit house, of 4 roots, good we'll large
barn and Other out houses good apple or chtr4 oi
choice grated fr ut, with larg- varirt, Of choice
Cherries, Piums, P~arhes Pears, Grapes. &c, and
eyrry Of the kind to make n desirable home.
The price will be reasonable. and the terms accom-
modatng and persons wishing to purchase invited
to see the premises and Judge for themselves
JOSEPH HOWELLS.
January 81, 1854 6-f
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1854-02-10

IRoN ORE IN LIBeRrA.-Ths interior Of Libs.
ria seems to be possessed Of mineral riches, il
We may Judge from the following paragraph ia
letter from President Roberto:
Il have sent Mr. McLain = small speemsa
Of our iron ore from the interior. Our black.
smiths have tried this virgin ore. and psonoun-
ed it 90 per cent better then trade iron brou xht
to this coast by foreigners Rev. A. P. Davis
has made spoon Of this ore. which he will
send by the Shirley to William Ceppinger.
ESQ. Philadelphia" -
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1854-02-10

HAISE.-The Legislature Of Maine is a, last full.
IL organized, aud parties stand as follows: In
Senate Wings 10, avid Ca, Democrats" 10.
Morrel Democrats ). The Wings and Morrell
Democrats act together. they nave the control
Of both branches OF the Legisaure. and the
probability is. tina, MorIell will be chosen Gov
ernor. and Mr.. Pit Fsssenden Whig) United
States Senator.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1854-02-10

EV- An ignorant fellow who was abeus 70 ee,
married resolved 70 make himself periecs ia the
responses Of themsrriage service; hus. BY mi,.
take. committed the Office Of baptism fes those
o. riPer Yeas; 50. when the elssgymea asksd
him. in the church. wilt thou have this woman
10 be thy vte!' the Bridegroom aas~sssd u .
very solemn tone: sd rsr 20
4 Tenounce them ALL - or
The astonished minister said: rE aa-
Il think you are . fooI;' - which he replied:
'AH this steadfastly believe ~ -
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1854-02-10

4 celebrsied topper. in,eadinets - 60 - aosskad
ball. consul,ed On acquainsaaos - 70 Ohes
character he should disguise himsslf. il. .sCo
SOBER" replied his friead. and yoas nssf iai-
mssa friend viii not know yop." esvel az. r.
~N ~Nosh's ark. according - she base .6eo.
asasssors. esassinsd upwards q o.. 600 tsos.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1854-02-10

Fg Thomas II. Silhman. a merchant of Y
York has recovered Sc 400 from stage com
pany in Wis. for injuries received by the over
turn Of one Of the comPany's stages, one o!
which WAS the loss Of the use Of his right arm.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1854-02-10
The Women Of the West.
Sr LOUIS, SATURDAY. D,c. Il l8


A> YOU the friend OF Woinens r. ght~.
and also OF the Temperance reform. il occurred
% III" tha, you m n, thnk the Glowing worthy
o. ace in Tte Tri5une Mr. Ross, (the
same who mohb Il II B1aneiiell Mo- re.
Gently prlor - that had invtatlon bv the
VISION a. Hannibal No. - go there and lee.
'ur". he did so aud a. usual was vnrv severe
on the rom -sell"rS, committee Of whom ait
ed on him aud forbid his Iecturins again. On
Inc n xt evening he was 10 lecfnr" at the Meth
ofis' Church soon after the lecture con1man-
ced. some SIX or ii gh; men. armed to the ,erth
approache the spe akpr with threats of violence
1t ne d'd not de~Is. But nothing lntlnii ated
ne went on dealing ou 10 th"n such wi'hering
sarcasm and rebuke that they finally left threat
ening "ht, they would do ,hr mex, evening
should he attempt speaking again. The next
day he couli g-t no house IN which to lecture.
as all We're afraid Of mob which nigh, result
IN damage 70 their houses. 50 be left for want
Of house III which speak. The ladies' Of
the city thought i, time nov for them 10 act, so
they took the matter in hand drew 10 an nv-
tauon for him 10 return and lecture again. pledg-
ing themselves TO furnish him d house in which
TO lecture. and to protect him at the risk Of their
honor and lives. This invitation was signed bv
three hundred and sxty-eigh, ladies' out Of a
population OF two thousand and five hundred.
and embraced large proportion OF the ladies' Of
the city. Inc invitation was cordially respond
ed 10 and the day set for his lecture When
the boat hove in sight which he was expec-
ted. delegation Of ladies'. large and respecta-
BILE. with banner floating in the air. and
welcomed him back to their city. and escorted
hios tn n h...--i-.-s the lecture
tney returned and escorted him, H., ach"-,s
matter Of course no one dared to Interrupt him
while thus protected. He remained and lec,ur
ed for several DAYS. and al, OUT TO the liquor.
sellers the severest blows they ever had in that
county On the Sc coni dav Of this course Of
lectures the ladies entered into a written agree
ment that they would. from that time forward.
patronlZe no man in any branch OF business who
dealt IN any way, IN splri'uouS liquors This
signed by all IhA ladies' OF the CITY. This
was y oman's r ght> - some purpose and to
effect In a council Of the rum fraternity.
one OF the largest wholp,ale l,alers IN the city.
Mr.. s.. renar rked. Mr.. Ross had only spoken
tha truth On the next morning. 10 the aston
shment OF all and :he great CONSERVATION Of his
associates. MS whole store and ware house were
drapei IN mourning Empty barrels. kegs
aroun! the buildings mourning for their
contents which during the mig II empt;ed
INTO tnr r.ver Il IS unnecessary 10 saw tn Ia
dies pttronz i hun from that dav. and ~ IS
now the richest archant IL tina, place Tne
opposition to Wom-n'a Rights ceasel in that
r. gior. and temperance has been rigft side ,
with ever since Missouri.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1854-02-10
For Sale

a HOUSE AND LOT on the corner Of Front and
~ Walnut street, now occupied by Isaac Iauze
Also several other houses aud lots and several vacant
lois in tn. CITY OF Richmond. and outo ADJOINING the
CITY of nd on the north. ana south, III
quantities suit purchasers Persons wanting 10 pur-
oud do well 10 call and U.s. as We are de-
,n,m,.J n, ..u JAMES NJ POE.
SAMUEL W. LYNDE.
December 9 oi-u
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1854-02-10
Town Lots for Sale!

TIME unders igned offers for sale twenty Town
- Gcss vssesefy hsd ost sy him Franklin and Marion
streets and Market and Sycamore streets Inev
Of depth, and each has street alley OF ~
They desirable lots and are onerea
for ssle At moderate prices and fair terms -,
He offers fer sale the handsome property IN
he resides, Pearl street There IS hall an acre Oh
the desirable residences IN the
city. NJ. 49, ,r
signed "LiiN" 9,s
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1854-02-10
9A1,E9.
For Sale. at a Bargain.

HOUSE AND LOT IN the north part Of the
~ city. near the Railroad Depot. The house is Of
Brick. -four rooms kitchen good cellar we'll, cstern,
&c. The lot is 90 feet front n Washington Avenue,
Tnnnng back 100 feet, alley. bargain will be
given IN. above property, If application IS made
soon. Enquire this office, Of
CALVIN X. JOHNSON
or, W. J. LEWIS, On tho premises.
January 27, 1854. Ct
Desirable House nnd Lot for Sale.
- 'HE. house and lot formerly occupied by Lydia
Atkinson, on Green II street, - for sale. The terms
will be made easy. Inquire of
JAMES VI. POE, or
X. .. DORME|.
January -, I-51 5-3t
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1854-02-10

CONVENIENT family residence could be bought
~ on fnir ter,ns. bv applying soon.-nrariy new
.i,uated in the North Eastern past OF the city OF Rch-
mond Ind Possession given Immediately. Enquire
at this office =
Richmond. December 30, 1S?S. <-tI
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1854-02-10
Land for sale or ExcIsa nge.
Valuable Property for Sale.

keAA The offers Main
ki orcuped William Owens also his residence
hE hs building stairs conveniently aceessie from
Peas There and the
~ feet deep. The property viii re sold reasonable
terms Apply WIN. X. WEBSTER
Ist0 9TH II
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1854-02-10

u The following d,scsurss delivered be fore the,
Literary Soc-ty OF Green Mount Boa rdng School. by
Of the students and BY unaninou. Of the So
ci-y i directed offered to the columns Of the
Palladium @ publication:
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1854-02-10
Enas SALE CHEAP.

HNE upright Steam Engine, Of hose power. With
I Boiler IL feet long. 4 inches diameter double
dues, 18th piping force pump, governors am al 'he
necessary attachments The Engine and Boiler are
nearly new not having been in work more than SIX
months Also, upright Drilling Machine, one
Blowing Fan, Tilt Hammer and GrIndstone Shalt
All the above articles will be sold cheap. For further
NIXON. BELLS & CO.
Union Foundery Richmond. Ind
r...,oh.,1, 1850 52-tf
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1854-02-10

Now OPENING: fine assortment o Errnns
/ y Swans Down, Stone Martin. English Squirrel
and Beaver Nciorines. Cuffs. MutfS Muffatus a,
SCOTT * CAAWEORD'S.
December -, 1883. III
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1854-02-10


Forks. Also, Fruit Bdsk cts, Castor<. &c. Cold and
Silver pectacies: uso the Double Focus Sp-ctaclrs
for seeing close a distance, being The
ut glass invented being arranged that he
either of the glasses fail he fit
fg~7- atch-s aud Clocks of ali kinds repaired, and
warranted 10 perform according their quality
~ Old silver taken in exchange for goods and the
highest pnce allowed.
Richmond. Dec. %, >j3.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1854-02-10
~ q w IS THE TTM Ey
u. T.. u orto n

A. Ju-t received his stock, offers O
The public Watches. Clocks, JewrIry &c, on a.
iberai terms otirr shop N the city. H. is
thankiul tor the very Iarra patronage received and
hopes Tor BY keeping tn right KIND Of
ticles u hand close attention 10 He has
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1854-02-10

Private Residence for Sale.
(The Property Of JohH l.. Grnpes
desirable residence, ted Frauhm
IA north o The high.
srd uin'tern The
desirable. and III be sold ich may be
aud the property aPplicafionto
Richmond. Jan. r. 1853. 4u
Land for Sale Or ENC1D:a nEe.
NE land Pandtng
Ohio. he would exchange for IA, Rich
The 100 almost adjoining the
Of said and to Railroads. The land
excellent quality ~ be sold ged
fair terms For further particulars, inquire of d Y Holloway
JAMES D. BAGNEII.
January ~. 1854 If
City Lots for Sale.
II WILL sell eligible lots Sixth street, be-
j tween Main and w alnut. on fair terms The lots
sre so feet front by I56 feet deep. w. r. DENNIS.
Richmond, Dec, 30, 1853. g-U
Real Estate In Richmond For Sale.
a LARGE aud comuiodioIs house, with lot of
II Fuh street.
A House and Lot Pearl
A House md Lot q Front
A House Lot u
Appyto WIN. BELL
General Agency office Main street Richmond.
9th month Is. 1853. 39f
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1854-02-10

ID B DICKINSON would respectfully inform the
~. citizens of Richmond and survouudn ng country
that he has r-cryei and has han1, spie nGit
assortment of Gold an4 Silver Lever Watches, Gold
and Silver L-plne 60; a large number Of common
w atches Clocks o rEery variety J--ry Of all kinds
consisting ol Gati Finger aud Ear Rings Breast and
Cuff Pins, Bracelets, Gnart ant Neck Chains, Fob
CHAINS. Gold Silver Spectacl-s. Gold and Silver
Pencil Cases. Col Pens Also, great variety Of Ac
cordeans ii Music Boxes. Rnzors. Combs. &c A
large Of Wax aud China coils ancy Work
Boxrs Also, endless variety of Chill! rens' Toys.
All OF the above articles iIl be sold low they
be bought n the cny
REF Al RING.
Clocks and Watches repaired short notice, and
warranted to give satisfaction All kinds OF mendInG
done with neatnrss and despatch Call and examine
stock brfore buying else where as deter iued
sell cheap the che Old Gold and SiIvr.
bought taken exchange. Shop Q II Nam street.
opposite the Sloan House.
Richnord, Dee. 20, 1888
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1854-02-10

AoAA THE unde rsigned offers for sale on ,avan- -
iii; tayeous terms, three dwell ug houses They ssiii
-As~3are all story bricks OF modern style,
and in complete repair--ligby located, and in every
respect desirable property for private residences For
further particulars inquire Of
JONA. MATHS.
P,h,,o.I S.n,smhsr l~J2 3.-tf
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1854-02-10

AUST REC ElVED and for sale. 80 :. B. plain
~ Gun Caps KRAMER 4 BRO.
September 22. 1913 4o-t
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1854-02-10

ALIEN G. DILL. Of Crntrpvillr, is also agent tor
the lie of VI tallic Burial Gases and VIII sttr nj
funerals furnishing such collins as may he desired
Centreviiie. Nov l.. l-oj. 4--t
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1854-02-10

Cola aud Silver Lever, Lrpin- aud
common Wathc-s, Ladies' GolI Guard
Chains; Gents Fob and Vest Chains;
Ladies aui Gents Breast Pins; Musical
; Iu-i ruul.. ~, a nd Hn xes Htnlna Accnr-
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1854-02-10

HNXCTR$IpN ~ te this rnal for three days
IL follows ON Saturday Monday. Tue
day. Jtnaarv .fh. 9th aud l0;h.
Leaving View Castle for Richmond AZ VI aud : VI
Harrrstawn .ib
Washington 10 10
Leave Rcsmond for New Castle ato \ VI and I ? "
Washington" 92o 4" 80 425
H4ser>tGwu 10 =
Connecting trains Of the Cincinnati and Indians Ger
trail r. R,ad---except the last trains West
tickets before taking scat ~ NE
.. Il. MORSE Sapi
Richmond, January =. 1851.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1854-04-05
II SC N G.

Thousands Of Parents who use VerInlfugc
composed ofCastor oil, C%aloncl, &c, arc not
aware, that while they appear to benefit the
patient, they arc actually laying the founda-
ton for a scrios of diseases, such as saliva
ton, loss of sight, weakness Of limbs, &c.
In another column will be found the advcr-
tiscmcnt of llobensack's Medicines, to which
we ask the attention of all directly interested
in their own as well as their Children's
health, In Liver Complaints and all disor-
dcrs arising from those of n bilious type,
should make use of the only genuine medi-
cine, Hobcnsack's Liver Pills.
t'"BE NOT DECEIVED" but ask for Ho-
bcnsack's Worm Syrup and Liver Pills, and
observe that each has the signature, j. n
HOBENsACK, as none else are genuine .52:1v
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1854-04-05
h Well raise our Ebenezer.''

An adjourned meeting for the organization
of " Addison Temperance Union" will be
held at the Congregational Churcli,in Middle
bury, ON the third Tuesday 1Sth) of April
Meeting for business half past ten, \. NJ. In
the afternoon a "iuhilcc." Speakers fiom
town and out of town Standing on vantage
ground, before we make the ascent Of Pts
eah' wen call on the reserve corps Of moral
suaSion men to come up to our help. Your
weight, gentlemen, is all that is now wanting
We've got the law, and its pillars made sure
by the Supreme Court of the "cver glorious
old Bay State, In that line we've little
more to ask But the law is only for the law
less. We are now prepared to say TO our
moral sua>ion men, we will FURNISH up our
old armor and stand side by side with YOU.
With men Of co,scicnce, we need no other
weapons Meet with ~, then, on the third
TUESDAY of April. and together we will set
nn q pillar and write upon ii 3 Ebcnczcr.'
J. BROCkWAN. for Com.
Y Sunday School children viii sit and
sing ir tic galleries. and will receive special
attention b. an address 492w
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1854-04-05
/, the Correspondents of Henry CLAW.

tne Correspondents Oh injury Oiay'
The subscriber being now engaged
IN an enlargement and completion OF
bis " Life and Times of Henry Clay,
fnds on examination of Mr.. Clay's pa.
bers and correspondence at Ashland,
hat his Private correspondence is of
Material importance for q complete ex-
|ibition of his character and history,
Ind If those portions of the history of
he times with which he was connect
kd. As Mr.. Clay was not in the habit
bf taking copies of his own letters, they
hire scattered over the country in the
bands of his numerous correspondents,
bnd have doubtless been preserved.
No matter how private or even conf
hcntial the correspondence may have
been, if not of q nature to render its
bosthumous publication improper, it is
b very effective mode of illustrating
character, and is often important in
history. The subscriber therefore
respectfully and earnestly requests all
correspondents of Mr.. Clay, whether
n the earlier or later periods of his
ife, in public or in private stations,
Who may be in possession of original
etters from MIR. Clay on any subject
whatever not sacred to privacy after
Heath, that they will be pleased, if not
Inconsistent with their feelings, to
Forward such letters to the publishers
bf the work, A. S. Barnes Il Co. 81.
b ohn street, New York, and they may
be assured that the letters will be re-
turned, or subject to their order, &C
tording to instructions that may be
given.
The subscriber will also be greatly
obliged for any communicationsrelating
10 Mr.. Clay that may be thought new
and IMPORTANT, addressed to the care
of A.. 5. Barnes & Co.. as above
mentioned. AS the design is to pub
Fish the work in the coming spring, it
will he seen that immediate attention
to this request will be Necessary to
make it available.
The subscriber will We greatly obi
ged to all Editors Of newspapers who
may take sufficient interest in this 10
tice to give It circulation.
G.. COTTON.
Ashland. Feb. 10. 1854.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1854-04-05
nli00lcbrtlD EDtcull,.

A lecture may be expected before the mem
bers of the Middlcbury Lyceum, on Tuesday
evening, April II, 1854, by
IIov. PETER STARR,
At Union Hall. Subject The Scat of War
in the East, with some Geographical and His
torical incidents connected with those Coun-
tries.
1t is particularly desirable that every per-
son should be in and get a seat before the com
mcnccmcnt of the Lecture, which is expect
cd to he very interesting at the present time.
Doors open at 81 o'clock Lecture TO com
mcncc ut u o'clock.
Tickets can he obtained Of W. s. LANE.
BY order of Elk. Com.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1854-04-05
7TIE AMERICANS FRIEND
PILLS! !!

To the Citize3s Of the United Siste,,-
most humbly and sincerely ,hshk yo1
for the immense patronage which you havs
bestowed upon my Pills. | tax" this oppors
lunity of stating that my Ancestors were al
American Ciuzcns, and that | entertain for all
that concerns America and tho Aincrican,.tns
most lively sympaihics, so much SO that ! or
iginaIly compounded these Pills expressly TO
suit your climate, habits, constitutions, and
manner of living, intending 10 establish nv
self anon. you, which | have now ldone, BY
taking premises in New York.
THOMAS HOLLOWAY.
IS. Corner OF Ann Gul Nassau SIS, X. r.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1854-04-05

Esy% The Missouri Democrat, a st.
Louis paper, finds in the controversy
which has been so rashly called up by
Douglas and his counsellors, occasion
to apprehend a series of dangers which
are specified in,thc following passage:
The audacious sophistry of Doug
las-the keen sarcasm of Butler-the
solemn, owlish, %oracular episodes of
|Cass-thc profane swearing of Atchi-
son-the jack-leg pcttifogging of Bad
|ger; may serve to interest the Senate
or excite cat-calls in the galleries, but
they will never be able to appease the
angry storm that has been aroused
throughout the land, from the banks
of the Aroostook to the shores Of the
|gulf. We believe that the result Of
the present disturbance Of time hon
cred compact will be fatal to the south
and iGs peculiar institutions. We be-
|lievo that it will eyentuate in a reueal
of the fugitive slave LAWN the ab9-
lition Of slavery in the District Of Col
umbia-in tho refusal to admit any
state hereafter, with a constitution
recognizing Slaves-in the overthrow
Of present political lines. and the es-
tablishment Of sectional parties; and
believing thus, We deplore and lepra-
cate this rash movement which may oe
$50 prolific Of evil, and which cannot
be for any good. We have opposed
il FROM the beginning, and shall not
cease to oppose it TO the end f.; and, IN
doing SO, are persuaded that we speak
the voice Of nine teuths Of the people
|pf Missouri"