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MISCELLANEOUS

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Groom S. NE NJ FAD spJ 4, =" ms
ap,7im Near Half Way Hou.e New Shell Read
EJAsTURAGE.-- Pasturage for sS-..
no.,e Passa. a@a @ "a fry Acre Lot Asssr
ap2l. .5n n------z---2 T TIiAYER, on the pfemises.
DASTURAGE.- food pasturape for 81.
% 10 50 Horse5 The right bank Of the river,
spa AF.c0cARAs 4 HALL ss tslsger ehsrg n .,-4o
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ana caoas e tsn .on,,., - "
" Lamhe snea s15 sts.sd a5 81
-A+-- Al+ --@-
aon ps,r p's2d. ana Ihs e rs,a aease
ssas isz have opened izsi House eI ths
'sioa Mrs. H. RopER. after having .,,s bsr
fady gGqn1ersd take the q the Kitchen
pe Bar Lafder 'osked with the best the market
The Road to e Railroad in splendid order
AAss 'a' rs mere on dark nshaI sRIgDg Ronrr
~, Hotel terminus Jesrson and Lake PoHeharan Railroad
~o11pmpE,1 r c,,,r, ,--zz.---
kIsOURTEEN LOTS OF GROUND at the
the New dgs acr aid cq oa and new Canal nesr
l sel priss q $780, one quarter a.s
ras rEe stoss sss ssssa Il xsi for bn,.
Yasd Or Dwsltnsss VET % a7 -1spss' spso
SIX LOTS OF GROUND NEAR THE
~ oPEL0UsAs RAILROAD DEPor-f4 viii ssff Sir fots sf
adPes 9dPa Iqnnpg a1sr h.opsh M @ Elm Em 70 Pae
years. N 80 = aSso =
Z - = = = 49,
u EF + ERS0N CITY PROPERTY
Ffns rlain1 @ 49, 20 ~ yas issisifs AND ON LONG CREDIT
R ,na "a he vic'hity OF New orieans convenient to
~ anu ''iHH'HS ifnes "a pxS,,, ,ccx-, 7
. s.,...eo ~ bouLt5Hf
and short 5 0ans fronting s s a
AyaRT
Square So Next square 81 which sr Rondean a,d w
built fenced m and has bsn Ia nua III
various kinds saubbey trees ETC SQUARE fgs IN th q
s600o. - . Aie7
gl 2A.--.MmoaM5 EIcEERyIJLE 4t.,z E ah I=gr.. a,
Square 81 Second square Railroad end near Mr. Mieo
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GALVESTON.
BRaZOS SANTA GO.
pERA CRUZ.

viii lsays SUNDAY, May II, at 8 o'clock AM sm
E{NOR VERA CRUZ-U. s. Mail Line. ->EFRs
s,o @ ihs new ana masnifceh steamship ORIzABA,
Crus "a above pnnctuaiy carrying U. S. Ainils -
,,.st. Rates of PABenEe...-
pserhse and ound
goods, cubic 3t oana
or passage having elegant rabn
HARRis MORGAN, foot of Jaliasree..
,r-- p. opposite the Steamship Landing.
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NSOR BosTON-(Regula Line Of e
i PneRets.)The as sailing brig CRONsTADT, L. 49,
Rowland master having Of her yngaged 1aie
diete dispatch. For balance OF freight to ~
GEO. w HYSSOS 10 rnmn atra..
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-05-09

art in the advertisement han what plain truth
BY length OF practice all
are called syPhitc For nearly fifteen this
my sole business treat those there lies the only
gwen oe attention 70 one class Of diseases than
tnsistng vHtured
.SSIkiCIuRES, NODES, ULCERS, Sores GLEETS SORE
etc. ETC., just familiar tthiug
"as which without vanity, claim
cute N recent casns few days and find difficulty
aUpS ~ onfaon Sftunt submitting the patient snch
SIi " t,shnnt 20 ~" draw him The slightest .upou
I'M to neglect his air without doorg or within The
could supply prooi Of hts tbat any b
secrecy, which ALWAYS inviolabiY preserve s ~ 'os'
many which do think 1t add
sashed that reputation sufficiently oslabse
Constant attendance from the morning O'Clock At night
49, N. IN rson, , ". WATSON, Nj D.
tV'At SUI H'uiSVH sAefH' d2s lpd&Wly
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NJ strert between Royal aud Bourbon streetsDR JAMES
respectfully call
unfortunately enated themselves diseases the above
IN Its most appalling that they
speedy without the Mercury Basam Cnbhs r
Poisonous Drug three without
niens g the use newly discovered Remedies which only be
charge will be made Dr. J certificates from s
Of eminenee all the Union many have
effected which celebrated Pbhc
Since Dr. james eee this civ the
that have under the edes
one instance be produced but whahey have perfect
and in order that the afflicted
newly and truly proydenia discoveries Dr. located peTma
nenty this city customhouse street, Private Rooms re-
served. - Once hours from AM to rM ieblS lyIp
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NUMBER Sc
CRESCENT
THE NEW ORLEANS DAILY CRESCENT,

THE NEW ORLEANS DAILY CRESCENT, &
lss OFFICE NO. % sE. CHARLES sTpEgT,
WIZ % regularly served ubsrsrS this city
aay, tSunday sxceped1 fer Is
sac Once, or Is cents week, payable tie Carriers
THE CIRCULATION
81 the CnHsersT, D.iy Weekly il rh as 20 s s-l,
medium to AdTertisers. As q -
FAMILY PAPER
early h1ur et tile hoaes on stisnr
sf''eisr sold nisa aost a5vcTttsg n
families. ~ ''st ~ sk+snA's HiS 8fAehs
sF8E sbe ga s;, OUR TERMs s
are sEeh a. 70 invite the
TxEMa or ApFEhrisTsss - s'
q Isn Lne5 y isn ali al 90
s.s.....-
on he Second Page charged h nav sasi
dtse1Ent will
for shorter time. sAs W shs Sssftsr
charged 'ns hs'n1nt ano
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-05-09

FAST WoMAN.--A woman named Mrs. Ham,
ersly, in st. Lawrence county, New York, was
q few days ago divorced from her husband at
half past seven o'clock, and her original name
restored, her husband being III court and resist
ing the application. At 10 o'clock the same
day she was married to Mr.. Wisle--thus being
twice wife and once single, and legally en-,
titled to hear the names of Mrs Hamersley,
Miss Cotton and Mrs Wikle; all in the space Of
half an hour This woman will nass
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Mnfs.

II a ldle to suppose that HAT covering keel
on the sun and noble
what shading the shield the medulla obonp
the pseton Of the spring udineu Of on,
ideas, Of all thoughts feelings e - - -
IL Gentlemen of gem
e - ne y rom the thCELSlOR HAT STORE
DURBRIDGE a. ii EirTE m Sstnr st uto'iot !"
dis 3ntf twn doors f,oI, M ~
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yEyHE GRAND SALOONS OF E. JACOBS.

Sk4 LIGHT DAGUERREAN SALOON, No.
~ 26 CAMP STREET, New rans-The undersigned having
SPesed their at 20 Camp prepared
N.safS IN every variety and style patrons
g fhe Ladies' and Ganm Orleans strangers visit
ing the specimen before
Procuring elsewhere. given 70 a
L. n
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HSuR LIVERPOOL Takes no Grain ) ~
"a ihe fast sailing American ship HORIZON Can't fAHTS
stone now loading and will have quick dispatch Por za
E For psaaga apply To the Canaan on aasd camp ST.
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H-NoR LIVERPO0L.-Th fine fast sail sssSS
-, T. ing American ship RAPPAMANNOCh, captal @SA9e
freight Of $50 bales Cotton applv to p' -"
]. p. WHITNEY CO.. 81 Camp street.
E5 a Captan on boa ID - 80
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BALTLMORE.

KTANTED-A vessel to load for Kew ~
Wv West, Fa of the bulk Of 800 to 1000 bbs Apply
BAREIII Al f,dnrTssor
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H1SOE LIVERPO0L.-Th A last sail s;sS
II ing American ship zEN0BIA, Captain HoBnson SaES8s
For balance Of freight, apply F
ap2s orH v BkxfER a5 ~ ,cnda,, III Sonoh , hee't
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-05-09

In breach of promise case, tried at Pitts
burgh last week, verdict of $500 damages
was given against the defendant--a man Of
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-05-09

Et'Ok LlV ERPoOL.--The A at Lloyd's 4sssgs
y n. tast Ealing British ship VIM MILES, captEin 49,
70 now oadipg will
Freight Of 500 bales Cotton, apply to
j.P. WHITNEY Il Co 81 Camp street.
For passags having egany lri.hsd Staeroorn Bee amo
altons 0r about bO
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-05-09

ANOR HAVRE-The new A fast sail sssSS
y, n - ing American ship CAMBRIA, Capt Perry, {Ah
Cotton apply Ito y wv Nse.'
j.. p WHITNEY L co., 81 Camp street
t9 For passage apply to The Captain on Doati. iana7
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-05-09

SUNDRIEs.-
NJ 800 barrels Fetchers Extra WHISKY;J =O5
l0l do. do. Vapor do.
800 90. Raw WHISKY;
loo do Old Aunons ahea and Bourbon WIITSKy.
so terces Su ar Cured HAMS;
Ion Uaries Winter Strained LARD OIL
800 boxes Star CANDLES;
$40 do oleine SOAP;
IS quarter and eighth caaks American BRANDY;
90N Kegs Prime Leaf LARD;
$50 boxes Prime Western CHEESE.
900 do CtiOCOL LATE and COCOA. far sa,a Nv
apll JOSEPH LANDS 4 i7G ~ 30 ~ l.. :,
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FOR RENT.

q GfHEAP RENT. - A TWO story frame -
tonse, containing four besides double tebsn duh
csr ete SITUATED Gn cpreE street The premises ace
MEDIATE tso ANAL fanilss Rent
lGqnlrsn MRS BOW ERs, lb5 Julis street myq n
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-05-09

HSOR LIVERPOOL-Th A fast sail ~
u ing american ship SEA QUEEN, Captain Manson
bales Cotton apply - s " NV
p. WHITNEY co, 81 Camp street.
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HNOR LIVERP0OL-Th fine A | fast s;ssaSS
"a salng American ship WINDERMERE, Captain SA.kxS
f IS now loading and viii have quick Dispatch For TeIxh
OF ag1 Dhies Cotton, appyto J p. WHITNEY Co
" fOr nppi To he CantaIn norho
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, N; Jullion's concerts will be resumed a.
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kIHERPO0L.

HNOR LIVERPOOL The A fast sail ~
inE American rhiH JOSIAH BRADLEE, Captain s8
peeh For freight OF 400 bales CStoa appI 10 '''
o slFFNEY a LOWELL, ll6 Coismon street
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BORDEAUX.

tNOR B0RDEAUX.-Th fast sailing IN
bark ARTHUR, Captain Spear will have quick dis Sshkg
lIfh For freight, apply to
s.2s BoGERT, WILLIAMS Il Co 10 Camp ST.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-05-09

SeS L. III A RLES BILLIARD ROOM.
~ Under the ST. CHARLES HOTEL.
large airy and convenient
to BILLIARD PLAYING, during the pa
entirely rhtted and the TABLES which
m. .nuaetare, have been thoroughly repaired. 57 - -
No expense has been popular
place o. amusement worthy of its past patronage
ms em Eatl al A. W. MERRIAM.
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HtN0R LIVERPOOL.-Th A American ,t.SSS
y n sap II. ID sHEPHERD, Captain Haatoo, SAKxs
now eAiIg, and VIII have balance oey
HPpIyto GiFFNEY q LOWELL. ll6 Common sIrest
hf1' or t0C ] MEREER d CO.. 81 Grayter street,
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ESOR BOSTON - The A ! clipper bark sfssasS
IL HAZARD Captain Lloyd, ia bow loading for the SAkxg
above port and vii have quick Dispatch Fofeght Pork LAID
mys j. IT. AsHBRlpGE a CO. 81 s.. cbsr,as ..,aa,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-05-09

6S Il. MIC H o LAS EXCHAN =
Inc proprietor of the st Nichoasn his
we pubic generally that he has during the summer
a The abeye popular place resort the bar
superior liquors laid = ~ fis A'uh "
ird room OF the ST. Nicholas, viii largest mos,
we provided with and superior
and superior assortment cues. - y" ~" M 'u
6ul z %
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FOR BOSTON-(Reg Line Of .tgN
PAcke,s) )-The r. guitar packet ship MIDDLEsEX EAMES
Henry Fame having nearly all her engaged w lsY1
apas f0foAiah'e Ct E Feshs Or P1s,ags ppy
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-05-09

EOR BOSTON.-( Regular Line Of ssN
~ Paefessl l-Thc packet bstE SILLIUs, VIM. O. &AAE
veae mase no" loading and will have dispatch. For
freight or pnasage, apply to
feh29 GEO. W. HYNsoN. 30 Camp street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-05-09

EsOR RENT.-A new two-story Frame "a
house corner Live oHk and Pleasant Streets Fourth Die l
& & ne rooo the main building md four Kitchen
with Large Yard Cstern, Well House. etc '
twostory Religious etyeen Orange and
isichAa Streets with
a well aa'ed for the business Copper Tin Smith or Bota
NJ ~ = - asa,at9 II;
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Or RENT-A two story DWELLING MS
HOUSE with large Garden attached, in the upper part E
hs oatth pae to omnbuse Raroad b
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FOR sALEA family OF NEGROES aged ya.,sctfvsi "A 10
aud months. = = fS''' ~ t0' ~
gE ABso. - zYa
FOR HIRE-Two NEGRO MEN by the year AppIv Ia
np2s 1w O 4 'RITR JjETT n, soy ipay, Cm..
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HULL.
HApRE.

NOR HAVRE.-The splendid / 3ees&S
n American clipper ship RATHER, Captain Bpnn SEIHs
h1 age part Of her cargo engaged will early disGsch
my5 j. H AsHBRIDGE h 20 6s e. c,.rIa. z,xo.,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-06

Last evening Mr. William Branch OF the firm of
Tiffany & Co. Of this City. and Mss Fannie NJ Mes
erole united in the holy bonds of ma. inony, II.
the resideI ce Of the young ladys mother, Ms VIM.
X. Meserole, No. Il South Fourthst, Willsmsburgh.
A: soclock Z. N. The relatives and particular
friends Of Mr. Branch and Miss Meseroie assembled
In the drawiDg-roOms, and 10 about ffteen minutes
afterwmd The bridesmaids and groomsmen entered,
fony1ed BY The bride and groom.
The ceremony wss performed by the Rev. Mr..
Neeker of The Dutch Reformed Church. After
bisf ezhortaiion to the bride and groom, the Rev.
gentleman demanded Me usual quesions and after re-
ceiving proper response pronounced the pair man
ard wife.
The newly married pair then received the cOngra'u-
Ia; OPS of their Dunerous friends. The rooms were
crowded to about SIX handred cards OF invita-
ton having been i,sued. A. II O'Clock the company
partook OF sumptuous supper, after which the 'eS
tiIities were kept up until late hour.
The presents bestowed upon the bride were very
numerous and valued al over $4,000. Among the
gifts most worthy Of notice we've set OF dlsuaonds
consisting OF earrings, bresstpin, ring, AMI pearl
necklace; also splendid dressng-csse, the appoint
ments of which were silver. Mr.. Mesero!s presented
her daughter with silver tea service Of elegant de-
sign and workmanship.
Mr.. and Mr.. Branch leave the City this morning
On tour through the western part Of New-York.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-06
There are as yet no tidiDgs Of the Arctic
BRONSON On LAGER BEER.

Judge Bronson has at length discovered that
Seymour has got the start of him with the Liquor
men, and is whipping and spurriog with desper-
ate energy to close the gap between them. We
guess he is too late but if hard work or dirty
work will do it he will yet secure his aim.
Let US begin by doing justice to Mr.. Delsv,n,
whose name is made pretext for mob appeal
by the ex-Collector. Mr.. Delavan did not, as we
were first informed, commence discussion with
Judge Bronson on Temperance aud Prohibition.
He simply sent him (amor many others a copy of
the new series Of Tracts issued BY the State Ten
perapce Society, with a note calling his attention
thereto and asking his opinion thereof. This wa.
responded to BY Judge b. in the twaddlina letter
already published. and Mr.. D.'s rejoinier i, made
the pretext for the electioneeriug rigmaro,s wa
print to-day.
We are glad this manifesto has been written.
There we're several Wings in this city who had
nearly determined to vote for Judge b. % Gen.
temanly acquaintance and fellows citizen. very
loosely attached to bis party and Of dissifed and
courteous demeanor. When they shall have read
he Judges low lived wsatou stack on M.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-06
TO ANTI-sLAvERY DEMOCRATS.

FELLOW. CITIZENS: There are some thousands
of you u ho utterly detest the Nebraska bill aud
revolt at 'b+ Consequences TO which it inevitably
tends You see, as we DO, that the victory thus
gained ever Freedom when entrenched behind q
col, I'm ana tim 2. honored compact is morally GER
tsin 70 he reiterated and extended under more
favorable suspices and by virtue of the impulse
itself he's given. For ii territories which the
South expressly conceded TO Ere sdom forever,
taking valuable confederation therefor. may
nevertheless be re opened 10 Bondage, it must
he idle 70 contend for Slavery Exclusion in case
Cuba, Noitt crn Mexico, Heyti or Central Ame-
rica shall hall into our hands. You see that it is
the prihc,pit If Non. Intervention and rigorous
neutrality by the Government rs between Lib
erty ano Slavery that insisted on by Douglas, une
qui,ocal'y lpdored by Bronson and the Hsrds,
ard more imdy and twa idIingiy accepted by
the Solts sl,o. See what the latter say in the
rctolyes Of their City Meeting last night.
Democrats who hold with Jefferson and his
coupetriots that the Federal Government eau
and should exclude Slavery from the common do
main OF the Union, what will you do Are not
too mary If YOU training yourselves 20 swallow
the Soft Ticket in spite Of its detested Platform
in the spirit of ADcIrnt PIsto s leak eating: Il
"est. and eke | sWearl ?" But what good will
your wearing DO in the premises Suppose you
do detest The Measure and do even vote for Autl-
Douglss C,pgressmen, are you not aware that
every vote f,r Seymour Will be counted vote for
Nebraska and that his roe nihbe addedt0 Bronsons
10 pyor, that there is a majority Of eur electors IN
foror Of IN. Douglas priHciPtei That is the
baked fact and Will Bos be made Otherwise by
your shutting your eyes to it, While Maine,
Vermont Conpeciicut, Rhode Island, low, and
nearly every other Free State, may be proved
Apti-D Douglas by mere glance at tue face of Its
poll our State l. in danger OF figuring rs an up
boder Of the Popular Sovereignty" swndle,
becnuse toa persist in voting so as TO be counted
Oh the .lde you detest snd against that you ap-
provel Will yen persist in doing this Ought
YOU TO DO so Viii You not consider
We do not urge You to vote for our candi
dates. For them We want none but willing
votes But We do eDtreat you t. vote for some
Jody-say Prttton King, Abijah Mann or Brad
ioIs Il. Wsod-for anybody, 70 that your vote on
the Leading Candidate will count ON the side Of
your cwn convictions, and not against them.
Pause and consider
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-06

CLARK. who las given him 10 pretext for his
bIsckgus sss1slt. they wild think better OF the
mhtter-snd act better than they other wise might
have doDe. We rust SIR. Clark has TOO masa
selfrespec ct TO notice this rowdy on.l Hgh, which
would discrsce an eager and jealous asptrsn, fjr
copstables post.
Judge Bronson wonders why the Temperance
men didn't nominate a special ticket. Because.
Judge, unlike some other folks they nominated
TO elect and not merely to spite aud beat some
other faction. Finding candidates already in the
field who copcurred in their views aud ~oad do
their work, besides having two hundred thousand
votes Of their back, they nominated aud will elect
them. Would any but fool or Hard have done
otherwise
But they boast of being q majority. Yes,
the Temperance men are q majority, but not v
,ou ,reisde all uhO hare cherished opinions %
other spbeets. They are mainly Anti Slavery as
well a. Temperance-neary all Of them are
deadly hostile to Douglas and his swindling bill
If you coulc have had three separate, hostile
tickets-Whis, Temperance and AnttNebra.ka-
you might have wrapg in. Judge. in spite OF a
great majority of toe People; but now you can't
that's sl-and you may as we'll take it easy as
any way.
But they carried TeDperar ce into Politics. -
Well, it was high time. Ram has been potent
! in politics for good many years AMI yoa never
lifted UP your voice against ii; but now Temper
sDce is going in after it, aud you seem TO think
that will prove bad job for yourself and party.
" e should mt wonder if 1t did.
The Temperance cause is not 'peried,
Judge, BY our struggle for Pfohibitory Law.
Even if this struggle were to fail OF It's object we
should still possess all the means aud appliances
of Teu persnce exertion that We ever had. aud
Won and sour clan would give US as muca ali as
you ever did-thot il, none at all. Ble if va tri-
uupb-ss We certainly shall-your runsellng
hackers will have to pull down their -gos pat oat
their lights, take their bottles out of the sh"~-
windows, and prosecute their business Ia c"uge.
NAL stealth and darkness. Amt you afraii that
will hurt the cause ,
%. there will be a reactioo' Where
Wttn' Why do ut it come in Maine Where
lie it in Vermont Why not trot it on. in Rhode
Islaudl Why are you specuIating and theOrizing
as to how Prohibition will work, when two
hours ride i'll take you INFO Conn ,cticut, where
you csn see that it positively does reduce latem-
perhnce and Tipping 10 very low hgure, and
save their late vct1rie, from idleness, p,uper'm,
vice and crime On what bench did you learn
TO prefer BY pothesis to psbe, undeni, ble facts
All, Judge Bronson you will live to % ash,u-d
of this demagoeue letter and wish yOa could
cause il to be forgotten.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-06
AMERICAN JUSTICE.

There is now copfLed in Southern prison. in
one of the more moderate aud less fabatica slave
States free native citizen of Northern State.
under the following circumstances;
A Ioor forlorn sick colored woman, feeiog
from outrageous cruelty and JespO ism, applied to
him for shelter, food and medicine Her afflicted
and desOla.e condition so wrought npoa bis sym
patLies that he granted her request, aduittiog
her as an inmate of his family. He cured her of
violent and dangerous fever. About tais tne,
her legal owner learn d where she was. came
after Der snd tool her home, Deitber paying n'r
tbatkirg the Coed Samaritan who had saved her
life. Her cruel treatment was renewed. aud
became 60 intoierable that she fled agsin. aud was
sgan treated with humanity by her former pre-
server The master pursued her, now knowing
exactly where 10 look for her, aud as coon as he
came within reach of her. leveled his pistol and
shot her dead where she stood. Feom this deed
the murderer went about hi, business as cptlly as
il he bid only sbot athieviDg dog nobody seeming
10 think any judicial inquiry necessar! or proper;
but the Good Samaritan was thereupon arrested
and imprisoned IN dungeon. to take hs trial on
a charge of "IIarboring q fugitive slave" He
viii probably be convicted aud set to hard labor IN
State Prison for ten or fit zen years, as Torrey
and other such criminals have been before him.
The TRIBUNE enjoy the honor Of being rejected
ard detested by a majority Of the processing
Christians Of this metropolis for openl! express
sing its adherence Of such Internal perversions
of the machinery of Justice US that outlined
above. 1t lie widely accounted an enemy of the
South for openly Declaring and urging that the
South csn never be truly prosperous, civilized
nor Christian, till it relieves itself from such
chronic infamies. Because it refuses to be in any
shape an accomplice Of slsyeholding or slave
catching, it is branded an enemy of the American
Union. We are resigned to all this. Cali us
infde, traitor, disunionist anarchist, anything
rather than q willing upholder Of that system
which John Wesley rghtfulIy characterized as
Z" the sum of all yillsnes.'