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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1854-04-03
T.r f,roacE Law MusKErs. The

HE GE0RGE Law AUSAEIS' - HO
correspondent Of the N. T..
gives the following particulars
,f this much bruited sale. It is said
hat these m uskets are more likely to
kill those who handle them than any
one else. They were condemned and
sold by our government:
The sale was made to certain revolu-
tionar Y capitalists in London, in prepar-
aon for the explosion Of democracy on
alton the Continent as soon as France
an England shall have been actively
engaged with Russia, Over one million
of dollars have been paid them, and
George Sanders commissions will be
100000, and George Laws profits
probably 100000. The Revolutionary
committe of London is composed of all
the democratic refugees of the Continent
and they have dined in conclave with
George Sanders several times. The
British capital invested in this business
is estimated at ten m alions Of dollars
all ready and prepared for genera
revolution in France, Italy and Germa-
ny, as soon as the great Russian war i:
in mid career. This is the reason tina
Kossuth and Continental republican,
have RETAINED from going to Turkey
They ares going to get up "a revolution il
Europe, which may assist the Gar ant
upset Louis Napoleon. Mil. Wiscon
sin.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1854-04-03

G-The Mineral Point Tribune commends
Judge CorHREN for the promptness with which
his Honor dispatches. business. The Circuit
Court of Iowa County only lasted two or three
days We hope our Court may not last Ion
ger. People are busy at work row, and ought
not to De kept from home beyond lndispensa-
BILE necessity
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1854-04-03

NEW YoRK MAINE LAw.-Tb;s -.
winch had previously passed the Senats
iats % .ae House also, on the 22d by a
vote OF % to ~. It COOS into effect t,s
3. OF May. It is rumored that Gov
seymour will veto it, and the rumor or !.
probably true. 'u"or Is
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1854-04-03

SAN Francisco MARKEr.-The &C.
counts from San Francisco report an en-
barrassed state of trade in the San Fran.
cisco market, owing chiefly to an over
stock of merchandise and scarcity of
money. Great sacrifices were made to
meet freight charges. New fire proof
stores, built with money borrowed at 3
per cent. month, could not be rented.
This is favorable sign. Nobody sho'd
rent such stores, except at loss to the
owners Facts must prove, in due time,
that the 'fast" rents of San Francisco
have more speed than bottom. The sup
ply of flour was very large, and SO, OOC
barrels more on the way.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1854-04-03

IIhere are 500 Lawyers in Wisconsin,
Their average pay is thought to be about $500
each, amounting to 100000 The cost of
law making IS about $4,000 year. The
cos. o, lawing is UNREASONABLE, and of securing
lusoce, or defeating il, the ways and means are
past finding out.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1854-04-03

a!John P. Hale is not elected as
member OF the New Hampshire House
from IRON Dover. 1t appears that William
f1aie' the regular whig candidate was
elected over John P. Hale, BY 500 MIN
raity. VIM. Hale is President Of the
Cocheco Railroad. " us
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1854-04-03

bLAcK WARRloR.-A special messen-
ger mas been sent by the Government. to
opaln' with instructions to Mr.. Soule
70 peremptorily demand immediate salts
laction Tor the outrage on the Black War
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1854-04-03

+ A VALUABLE TABLE.-The following
table will be found very valuable to ma
ny of our readers:
A box "a inches by l6 inches square
and % inches deep, will contain bar
|rel,(5 bushels.)
A box "a inches by l6 inches square
and IA inches deep, will contain half q
barrel.
A box 26 by 1872 inches square, and
8 inches deep, will contain one bushel.
A box IL inches by ll2 inches square
and 8 inches deep, will contain half a
bushel.
A box 8 inches by 8 square, and 40
inches de :p, will contain one gallon.
A box 7 inches by 8 inches square
and 4-8 inches deep, will contain
a half gallon.
A box 4 inches by inches square
and Al inches deep will contain one
quart.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1854-04-03

1z-"I DIGESTw Such is the true meanips !. n
the word ssPEPSIN,', or of the two Greek wow s.,
from which it is derived. This is the slsnlaH.'
and appropriate title of the TRUE DIGESTIVE
or GASTRIC JUICE, prepared by Dr. j. ): n0J'rd
TON, of Philadelphia from the fourth SIomau~
the Ok, for the cure of Indigestion and Som
1t is Natures own remedy for an unheaNh! ,ss,,
ach. No art of man can equal It's cuFa'i's p," ,;
1t renders GOOD EATING perfectly cohss'.sms MAJ
HEALTH. See the figure Of the OK in ano'"'' r.
or this paper.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1854-04-03

SPEcIAL.-Wiu Town Clerks nlease Sand :,
Immediately statement of Town officers s,sct
ith an abstract of the proceedings of their
own Meetings for publication. We DELIGHT
publishing such matters and we know peo-
are pleased to see them printed.
Notice also, that Town Clerks are required
law to give the Clerk of the County Boar
office OF Town officers elect, within ten days
after he election.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1854-04-03
HarriSburph Marob o

The Democratic Convention have ..
maze. Mr.. Bigler for Governor, on frst
G Callo.' and ). s. Black Judge of Supreme
Cour,' oy reclamation /; Henry S. Mott.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1854-04-03

TThe liquor law is defeated to all
intents and purposes. The committee
of conference failed to agree according
to general expectation. Four of its
members recommended the Senate to re-
cede from its amendment inserting a sub
mission clause. The two opponents Of
the law, on the committee, recommended
the Senate to adhere to its amendment
which was agreed to in that body by the
following vote:
Ayes-Messrs. Allen, Blair, Carey,
Dunn, Eldredge, Howell, Hunter, Mantz
McGarry, McLane, Reymert, and Smith
Up.
Noes-Messrs. Adams, Bashford
Dewey, Grant, Harvey, 10y, Sterling
Wakely and West-9.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1854-04-03
Tie eongregationas Church

Will be opened for public worship on v
nesday, the 10Th inst. The Exercises apl
pirate on the occasion, will be conducted
ministers from abroad; commencing at
clock. p. M.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1854-04-03

EIn Congress, on the l7ih. the nro.
vision Tor an appropriation of 100000
Ior the purchase of buildings for Mint
50, Nays 81. cas-
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1854-04-03

=, line whole amount Of land in Canaa.
s' eE o owned BY fugitive slaves, is stated
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1854-04-03

n-Merchants and business men throughout
the country are informed that Job and Bill
printing on any size type or paper, will be
done on the shortest notice, and at prices moi
to be grumb!ed about, at the Grant County HER
AID office.
Also for sale, full variety of Justices, At
torneys', Conveyancers' and other Blanks
embracing over thirty forms, catalogue OF
which will be given next week. Justices OF
the peace, having full assortment of blanks,
can perform their duties without even half the
trouble and sacrifice of time they would other
wise have.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1854-04-03
NEWS ETa,;s

Tsy fire which occurred !. II
fayette Co., on the llth ult. fl.
are contents belonging to Mr.. As, 80 .
destroyed. Loss about 5000.
supposed to be the work Of an -
= A bill lately passed the As.. .s,
lzing the city of Milwaukee to IA y
Wisconsin Railroad ; also, bin y
$4,000 for the Deaf and Dumb A., ~
By last California news, W.
has passed in Oregon orderiD1 20 .
formation of a state government
Honolulu are to Feb. 4th. a,,
still talked of. Intelligence FINN
states $ that the Fillibusters had os, :
those remaining were suffer;,n ', a
provisions. 10
y The clipper barque "cr,o. e.
from New York on the IS, ult 9,
tinop!e, with 100000 muskets A.. vi
arms. The "Grape Shotp wac
chased by George Law.
T An Education Society ha, b..,
this State, by the Baptist ds,on mi" y
have in contemplation the establish
institution, embracing acaasm;s 'nS
and theological departments Of met. %
81 E'iha Burritt has formed soSi ~
mington, DEL, called the "o,;v.
ty," which is intended to dissemi,,.. ~
cip'es of peace, and thereby pu, an ~,
1t is composed of women.
4 A clue is said to have been foro,
destroyers of the Pope's block "a, a
ington Monument. The Grand T.,
Dist. Of Columbia have the matter h,
T At the recent Annual Comma,
the Female College of Pennsylvap,
gree of Doctor of Me die;ne was %,
four young ladies.
Il The "Crusadern states that IA,
tholic Bishop of St. Louis has, in =,
year, built five large warehouses
three story houses, besides buying a,
$4,000.
Il Bishop Potter has refused 10 lee
the Young Mems Association Of
The cause was, Miss Lucy Stone Ia
him as lecturer, and Miss A. J..
to follow.
& Hon. Vim. 4. Graham has
himself as a candidate for the In
Senate from North Carolina.
/ IA grand procession took place
leans, March 25th, i'll honor of E,
Fiilmore's arrival. He made spe
public square
i Ie!egraphic dispatches give r
duel between Representatives c
| Breckenridge, the latter of Kentuc
mer Of New York. A dispatch fro
phia says it is reported that Cuttir
his opponent.
q The Galena Advertiser cautio,
ly too, the friends Of Nebraska n
themselves to settle Town in feel
rity with regard to the bill. It is
led.
q A bill has passed The Legislat
porate the Potosi Muiua! Lnsuran
Iowa COUNTY JUDGE.-The
De mocrat suggests that Hon. L.
of Frank in, as candidate for j.
County. r. L. READ is also an
candidate for the same office.
Is The Crawford County CoU,
for IFS failure to appear week befc
tie following reasons The edito
tend Court in Bad AK County,
ran away On a bust to Lake 81
HuRD the associate got the agae
wife to cure it, and the head de'
pilgrimage TO Grant County!
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1854-04-03

aYIhe Maine Law had been ;ntro.
INTO The California Legislature.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1854-04-03

JOHN ACORN is receiving his spring
s.P0'y OF geoas wares anu nsrch aadis.. S.
ms Aass.tissnast
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1854-04-03

NOtiCe.-AdvertIsem to insure ""''' j,
" insertion, should be handed in by u 0''
Saturdays.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1854-04-03

r~clergymen and Justices are speciallyins's'
to send US notices Of all Marriages ana Des'N'
they may know Of.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1854-04-03

cast an unanimous vote against the Ne
braska Swindle. We annex the yeas
and nays in the House, on the motion
to commit.
THE VOTE BY STATES.
[Whigs in Embellishments in Roman
-FreesoileIs in SMALL CAPS.
YEAS in tauor Of referring to the
Committee of the Whole.
Maine-Mayall, Farley, Benson, Wash
burn, Fuller-5.
New Hampshire-Kittredge, Morrison,
p.
Reconsideration, Sabin, Tracy-3.
Massachusetts, Crocker, Ednonds,
VALLEY, appleton, Upham, Wentworth,
Dickinson, Goodrich, Banks, De W1rr
10.
/ Rhode Island-Davls, Thurston-2.
/ Connecticut-Pratt, Belcher, Seymo
q.
New York-Maurice, Walbridge,
Wheeler, Cutting, Peck, Murray, West
brook, Peckham, Hughs, Sage, Simmons,
Bishop, Perkins, Chase, .Natteson, Ben
nett, Morgan, Carpenter, Pringie Flagler,
Hauen, GERRlr SMITH, Jones, Oliver,
Taylor, Hastings, FeEton-26.
New Jersey-skelton, Lilly, Vail,
Pennington-4.
Pennsylvania Chandler, White, Eu-
e'hart, Heister, .Middleswarth, Straub,
Grow, Gamble, Russell, McCulloch,
Richie, Trout, Curtis, Dick-l4.
Maryland-Franklin-1.
North Carolina-P uryedr-l.
Louisana-Hunt-1.
Missouri-Benton-I.
Illinois Waskburn, Wentworth, Nor
ton, Knor, Yates, Bssell-6.
Indiana-Lane, Parker, Mace, Eddy
Chamberlain, Harlan-6.
Ohio-Harrison, Campbell, Nichols,
Edgerton Ellison, Harlan, Corwin, Green,
Taylor, Ritchey, johnson, Ball, Bliss,
WADE, G1pp1NGs, Stuart-l6.
Kentucky-Stanton-l.
Tennessee-Cu llons, Bugg, Eiheridge
"a.
Michigan-Noble, Stevens-2.
Wisconsin-W Wells, Eastman, Macy
|-3. Total-1lO.
Of these there were
From Free States lO2 Wings SO
" Slave 8 Democrats 81
Free Sellers
NAYS :-.Against referring to the
Committee of the Whole:
Maine-Mc Donald
New Observation-Disclosures.
nuecticut--Tnoersoll-
New Walsh-l.
Observation-Disclosures, Robbins ),
Nc Nair, j. Clancy, Jones, Wright,
Parker, Kurtz, Dawson-8.
Delaware-Riddle-1.
Maryland--Shower, Vansant, Ham
ilton--3.
Virginia-Bayly, Millson, Gaskic,
Goode, Bocock, Powell, Smith, Falkner,
Letcher, Kidwell, Nc Mullen--ll.
North Carolina--Shaw, Rufin, Ashe,
Rogers, Kerr, Craige, Clingman--7.
South Carolina--Mc Queen, Aiken,
Keitt, Brooks, Orr, Boyce--6.
Florida-Maxwell-l
Georgia-Seward, Colquitt, Dent,
Chastain, Reese.
Alabama-Phillips, .Abercrona6ie, Har-
ris, Smith, Houston, Cobb, Dowdell--7.I
Mississippi-Wright, Singleton, Har-
ris, Barksdale
Louisiana--Dunbar, Perkins. Jonas
3.
Texas--Symth--1.
Acknowledgement, Warren,-2.
Mlssouri--Lindley, Miller, Oliver,
Phelps, Car,ahers-5. |
Iowa--Henn--l.
lllinois-Richardsou, James C. Allen.
Willis, Allen--3.
lndiana-Miller, English, Hendricks /
Davis.
Ohio--Disney, Odds, Shannon-3.
Kentucky-Grey, Ewimg, HILL, Elliott,
Preston, Brecke nridge, Cor--7.
Tennessee--Churchwell, Smith. Jones
Zollicofer, Stanton-5.
Michigan-Clark-1.
California--Latham, Nc Doueal--2
Total So.
OF these there were
From Free States 26 Wings 13|
I" Slaves :" Democrat. gal
ABSENT, 27,
Of these there were:
From Free Statas 15tWhips 81
olave IL Democrats 20
Independent l
The ErFEcr OF THE REFERENcE.-I
The Washington correspondent of the
New York Her aid, thus describes the
chaos at WASHINGTON
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1854-04-03
From the Milwaukee Sentinel.
Nebraska I'm the House.

The following is the vote, carefully
analysed by the N. Y. Express, upon the
motion of Mr.. Cutting Of N. Y. to com
init the Nebraska bill to the Committee
of the whole. It is generally regarded
as nearly, though not quite test vote !;
several members voting to commit, who
are supposed to favor the bill: The re-
suit, however, in the general judgement
is tantamouut to defeat of the bill, for
the present session at least. 1t will be
seen that all three of the members from
thisState voted right on this preliminary
question. We hope they will contin-
ue to vote right in all the stages Of the
bill. 1t must be source Of pride ant
satisfaction to every lover of Liberty il
Wisconsin to know that, thus far, il
both branches of Congress, our State has
cast an unanimous vote against the Ne.
braska Swindle. We annex the yeas
and nays in the House, on the motion
| to commit.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1854-04-03

E-rhe Crawford County Courier au
for IFS failure to appear week before last
the following reasons !: The editor hal
tend Court in Bad AK County, The as
ran away On Il bust to Lake Superior
HuRD the associate got the agae AMI
wife to cure it, and the head devil we
pilgrimage 10 Grant County!
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1854-04-03

IfTo any inquiring what they hall
do for cough and cold, we would say.
read the following certificate, which has
been signs by one hundred of the first
Houses of Druggists in this country,
to lay before the public their estimate
of good medicine. They are all men
of the first class and of the highest
character, whose experience and business
leads them to know, and this is their o.
pinion -
eve the undersigned, Wholesale
Druggists, having been for long acquain-
tee with Ayers Cherry Pectoral, here
by certify our belief that it is the best and
most effectual remedy forP Pulmonary Com
plants ever offered to the Americana
pie. And we would from our know
ledge of its composition, and extensive
use fulness, cordially commend it to the
afflicted as worthy their best confidence,
and with the firm conviction that it
will do for their relief all that medicine
can do"
FAMINE IN NoRwAY.-We learn by
private advices from Norway, that
the people Of that country are suffering
greatly from famine. Norway has here
tofore obtained her breadstufs princi-
pally from Denmark; but since she had
determined to take sides with the Wes-
tern Powers in the coming struggle, her
supplies have been stopped. Our in
formant says that the cheapest grains
in the country cannot now be had for
less than $3.50 and $3 per bushel.
We are request ed to state, in this
connection, that Rev. G. Dietrichson,
of Inmansville, Rock Co., Wis, and
Rev. A. c. Preus, of Christiana, Dane,
Co., Wis, are authorized to receive con-
tributions to their distressed countrymen.
We learn that considerable sum has
already been contributed by the
Norwegians of this county, and we trust
that our citizens generally will contri-
butte to this object.
Papers throughout the State are re-
quested to copy the above Be!oit
our.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1854-04-03

LAND Wal

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LAND Wal
Lead
quoies-MMa
$3.50 for En-
81. LOu1
prices nom d |
Wheat sells
37adOc (; Cat
Provisions c
New YO |
ly demand fd |
proved price |
quiet. Pric |
and wanted i;
Western Car
mon to Strai
fancy, and c.
GRAIN--N
1890 Blu. pr |
5000 Blu. fair
rather irregu
900 blu, S0aS
Jersey S3aj
mixed dull a
Land
cor
WintcfWhea
spring do.
oats,
Corn,
White Beans
Potatoes,
|. Flour, PEI OF
Corn Meal,
Pork, per
4 do pr
smoked Han
4 do Should
Butter,
cheese,
81 Lard,
rallow,
Candles,
Eggs,
Flax Seed,
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1854-04-03

-" Since the Legislature grants charters to
everybody for everything, even an agency to
promote the runaway OF niggers into Canada,
we hope they will just incorporate "slock
water and back-action River Company. for
the purpose Of digging deep cnt across the
Military road in Fennimore, 10 conduct the
Wise onsin river through the county instead of
along SIDE OF 1t. Blue river emptying into the
Wisconsin, and Platte ri yer into the Mississip-
pi, have their heads laid in half mile of each
other, and the cost would be no great deal TO
perform their nuptials by digging down the
partition between them. Several dams for
slack-water would complete navigable con-
neetion,-boats might pass through and tre
rendous commerce would spring up all along
We know the feasibility of such an enterprise
will not bear close scrutiny, but there is e.
nough in it to elect any one advocating II to
he Legislature next fall.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1854-04-03

SsThe mails are flooded with The american
Monthly Ledger, published at Cincinnati, Ohio
Most every man and greenish boy in the land
is favored with them-.free gratis. A portion
of the paper is devoted to good miscellaneous
-eading, but the remainder is lottery trap
persuade those who are ignorent of the ma
hinery of lotteries, yet having strong pro-
'ivity for silent gambling, to send on their
mes for tickets in the mammoth humbug -
emember that lottery wheels are so arranged
lat the operators can give prizes to whom they
fill, or withhold them. The names of fortu-
nate ones are always agreed upon beforehand,
by nest of villains assembled in back room.
where all the paraphernalia of fraud are con-
eocted to order. An assemblage of devils con-
vened in the council chamber of hell would no,
venture upon holder schemes of fraud than
those lottery managers.
We advise the young of our land, that Lon
est industry and economy are the only mea rs
by which they can get money and grew rich.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1854-04-03

ELLA WENTWORTH, well known to the
reading public as benefactress and ornament
to her seq, has commenced publishing in PHI
ladelphia, beautiful forty columned, monthly
newspaper, entitled Literary Journal, "deyoted
TO the interests of woman"-price 81 90 year.
All the editing, business, type setting, proof
reading and correcting, rolling, and pressing
are done by females. A more perfect speci-
men of printing, wholesome reading, orwell
we mean to say it is perfect triumph of what
women can do when they undertake it. If a
nv OF our lady readers send for it and are moi
satisfied, call at the HERALD office and get your
money back.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1854-04-03
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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1854-04-03

Iowa COUNTY JUDGE.-The Miner,
Democrat suggests that Hon. L. N. S
Of Franklin, as candidate for Judge
County. r. L. READ is also annowt
candidate for the same Office.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1854-04-03
srcnrr.nY GaAY.-It is always pleasant TO

SECRETARY GaAY.-It is always pleasant to-
find one occupying an official place, social, a.
greeable, companionlike-one that will try to
accommodate you, in al your curious ways
He makes you feel at home, as with one OF
your family. With these qualities bestowed
by nature only sparingly, and not upon many
add official capability we mean perfect un-
Outstanding Of the duties Of his ofhce,-a clear
head. filled with order and arrangement, and
hand that can pace briskly on paper, and II
mechanical order, all the transactions OF hi'
department.
Such, we are assured by some Of our Gran
County men, who have lately had business
Madison, are some of the excellent qualities o
our new secretary, GRAY. His kindness ant
favors seem to be for no particular body, We
for all and his knowledge of business affair
is only equalled by his willingness to commu
nicate the same to others.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1854-04-03

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prices nonih|
Wheat sells
37ad0c Oat|
provisions q
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1854-04-03

Lead,
quoies-MGar
sS,75for En-!
The daily Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1855, 1854-08-28
Democracy.

The following eloquent and comprehens-
i've definition of Democracy is brief and to
the point 1t is from speech delivered by
that noble specimen Of a man, WILLIAM AL
LEN, in the Senate of the United States, in
1910:
democracy is a sentiment not to he APP
palled, corrupted, or compromised 1t knows
no baseneSs, covers to no danger-it Op-
presses no weakness Fearless, generous
and humane, it rebukes the arrogant; cher
lshes honor, and sympathises with the hum
Die. 1t asks nothing but what it comedies.
and conceds nothing but what it demands
Destructive only to despotism, it is the sole
conservator of liberty, and property. 1t is
the sentiment of freedom, of equal obliga-
tons. 1t is the law of nature pervading the
law of the land"