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The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1854-06-14
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STATE OF VERMONT, Be IL remembered
District of Addison. IS ( that. NJ Probate
Court held at Midllebury In and for The
District Of Addison on the 10Th day of June
A. ID. 1854.
Hiram Smith and Lucinda Walker. admin.
istrators of the estate of
SIMON z. WALKER.
late of Bfidport, in said district deceased
present their administration account for al.
lowancc: 1t is thereupon ordered. that said
account be considered for allowance by this
court, Mt the session thereof to he held at the
Office of the Register of this court in said
Middlebury. on Thursday tbe Doth dav or
June inst, 1864, Mt ten O'clock in the fore
noon and that notice thereof be given TO al,
to all persons interested, that they NAV an
pear and make their objections. If any thew
may have, to the.allowance of said account.
by publishing certified copy of this order
in the Middlcbury REGISTER. newspaper
printed at said Niiddlebury, three weeks sue
cessively previous to the time of said Court.
Jed. S. bushnell, Rcpister.
A true copy Of record.
Attest JED. S. Bushnell, Recisfcr. 93t
--------..
STATE OF VERMONT, . Be it remembered
District OF Addison, SIS { that at n Probate
Court held at Middlcburv, in and for the
District Of Addison, on the LIST day of June,
A. ID. 1854:
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1854-02-11

The Brattleboro' Eagle chronicles the
death Of Miss Louisa Witt who had ms. com.
menccd hey one hunilred;h term of school
teaching. Parents. children, and in some in
stances grandchildren. had passed success
s:ycly under her care.
cT" H. y. Allen. Of South Hnvalton. rc-
Gently slaughtered a pig 1ols month. old one
fourth Suffolk. that weighed VIXEN dressed!
5o55 lbs.
& The average annual State expenses in
New Hampshire for the las three years. arc
SIS 900 more than in Vermont.
ADyTHTIS!:;t.-!n one Of The proverbs ~.
Solomon we find the most comprehensive and
satisfactory exposition Of the philosophy OF
advertising. that ever wa Or could be writ,
ten. liz:
II here Is tia: Scattcrc:h. and vet incrcas-
eth. aa'! there is that wi:hhollcth more tlan
Is meet, but it t,n.ieth 70 royerty"
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1854-02-11

Cal,"l"nii District.
III 'oh:,t "''r. iio'.rn IT D.nIillc. CT the iii
lay 81 ."'r'iar'. \. Il, ~:
ANiiLG. k'.NEE>nN. Administrator al Tn.
- estate ri As"- 'ii-t> la" q =. Ioli;,>l,,rv,
n ~Id .,ffirf 'ecca~e l:irhc~ ajIica.i,, to >ali
cur: ir license I" 81! The v;ul,. ." IL. Real f..
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T1ti ! ''cc~-lrv i'r He :vir.,it {" In" ..,t, IF
-'.i "H'ri-' "t'!'1' = par; c:;r,,r. H." -oIi with
"i!. III ~ = - y" interested in tho remain cr
NAcrcU'i )! 'r."c" :iy sad c".:rt tl: sad AZ
llic9'i'n cor" iii',- Consideration, AMI in heard
"n IN" IT day al N1r'i. l. H. -. ~ iho
i:.''a.. 'i,!rc :. -i;i l':rv, Mud, it i t!ti;,
Hr:'r'' ',' q, i"rs''. i,:,rr-.. - notified here.
ny publication q r"ticr 81 ti> application :n,i
"r'.tr iiirrcua 'i.rcr v,tn, >;icrc-,ivCiy in :iC
'a""''mians printed ~ -. .Iol,n-iurv before ~ii,i
'' 81 |e'Fi':. ti.a they niay :i"ar N >:il tinc
am ,i'. aud. ii they ca;i>, oi'ect thereto
J.. the tour.-.,t.c~t
CIiS. :. DANA. .!ui.c i Probate
y ;ru" c",',- 81 r..cor 1ttc>:
>f3N$ q. \. BURBANK. Ec-i>.,r.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1854-02-11
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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1854-02-11

L When the Passumpsic Train (due here
" edn'saa" nighD left The Junction Thurs
d': morning, the train over tie Fi,chburrIi
i'o}l had not arrived. The Boston Nail !.
1Ton"ht by the i'itchIureh Road. consoo,;e;..-
" we are behind tie times in the matter Of
i|'e news, ara tie Boston and Cambridoc
marEc'S. :f'hcy arrive loforc Al! q or g.
'a;ion Is siT''c* o:. ti.cy VIII be inserted.
!"rAiotN.-Good assorted polatoe. are
selling at The Depot in Hi place at from -
10 80 cents.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1854-02-11

ded tv The most eminent physicians. and
thousands Of persons can be found in every
State WHO lave experienced great benefit
tron..hcir use.
The BrENI>" or TIE Srr.NrR GrOE-
"IA.-By the New Orleans papers. it az
pears that G. lives were lost from The burn
lAg Of this steamboat at her wharf in tina:
city. They were mostly slaves: but among
the missing is reported the name of I:homas
j. Mel. anathan. of Bristol. Conn. J. g. Hub
bard, also of Bristol. was saved. The ca:as-
trcghe occurred at j O'Clock a. n; rht. at the
lake terminus Of Tie POntchartrain railroad.
where the steamer he'd Just arrived. Tie
Georcia had 1030 l.lIcs Of cotton on board.
al. (Which was lost. with POO bales which
had few hours before been landed on the
wharf from the s.eamboa. Helen. from Mo
BILE Tie railroad warehouse ard about l00
feet Of tie wiiar. were burned. containing a
large quantity Of pork, -four. lard and other
produce. The loss OF properly canno. have
been less than $4,000. The Helen was
saved By pushing her of from the wharf int,
:ho lake.
EEoN MEXICo.-Thc New Orleans De.ta
q Jan. IS, has accounts frcra Maxi,.o to Jan.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1854-02-11
Ff:OM NASI!ITGTON.

Washington. Fcb. ).
The advocates ithc Nebraska Lii ha,, an
2 @arcanc"s yesterday. III understood that
'"ey Will further modify the IL! Iy su'..;.u-
ing he repeal Of The Missouri COMPROMISE
IN express terms Cor the clause declaring Tia.
I i superseded! " die principles o.. Ice:sla-
ton Of 1850.
The Cabinet held another session YESTERDAY
o"cr the G"3>dcn Treaty which have rc2-
Oh 10 believe will he sent TO tie Gcna.o a..l
ra,:c.d
Saturday, Heb. f.
-'ir D!Non addressed IL" Senate today in
IMPORT o: the Nebraska b;ll-baSirr his an
iEo""I Of Tie measure distinctly upon the
'r';i'.i That it rc!cals tie NI;.sour; Comrrom-
-Se :-a-tar; witch lie author, Of Tic b;!.hsl
:.o' de Io'lrc.s 10 assume.
1t the conclusion Of his speech. en- mo:;on
q Wade Of OH, lie further consideration C.;
The <n'jge; was postponed smtil Monday next.
&c A'e;-o" ;o:o ;"o;i. vas resisted ~ friend,
-. iAe III, who. however. we're eaten r.o.,
t-e Lea ,ni Nays. TIE attempted rar;:s:l
% postpone IS ~ ;a,iita:;ca Ct tic L, .c..:, :
-: 10 s.:cc tie LII to vo;. Win an ~
',e'"!:: late, which his rcye. l:o.c:-fcr.
q. 'ra";ei,zei tie ae;:oa 0. ...c Senate. Tie
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1854-02-11

armies Will, tx . great = vcrt in
..ra s,.e against Napoleon and The terri-
Nc 1t Err0rtan WV.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1854-02-11

i.'-'.'- ~ .."Arii'H"rr' IN
'.''''.- ;:":"t t. census u; taken -,
=" .''.. vi ,'' hoe. "..'';~f 40. -ro.aa.:~-
.''- '''' - - ''".. .r.':o, tie .o:.a;:oa
;, -''' a. ;:'''''''.' 'i >1ho''*-. inc'rI.a.
.''' 81 '',' 80 .'' e ''-,,'so' and iSycar..
> ''@'' Let year lie total nu;.lc oc:..'.,'-
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1854-02-11

A HRS rat v..ihhr.:in II I'll" 1',rl;i,r snd err
rvi:~ Ei.-;',r-e. = - ~ .,-,i -,-:.-> : III,
l'T:'.. Fer particulars .': =. .. ii.is 'cc. Good
rrr'inirri.':.t;'... :..i..
.Ii'i. 1S. - ..a.r
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1854-02-11
Eassunlpsic House
FOR SALE.

I s'rp'iA' OF continued -icknc-+ in ,i:c iam-l.
- 4 III" present inc~.!iicn,. ,,r Won t,n,..,,
! ;',fi N:ai"!. cal,o! :ho ros>,i,nn,;c Uu.c :. ~:
..''! i'r ~a.' Hirlt"!iw en., rods nom n" Pas
,''i GER ''eP". IL >.ioi>hurr. i Is II. Ic. >,rr
10y ii'>:"f : IN the Count Of ..!ol,,. ,:,.,o
~ ,'' H"-! i"r evo >inar. vo,,,:! .aln.
Ei:'c .;'.' ,''.--c;si"u viii u civc,
HORACE EVANS.
riiS LNA\>
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1854-02-11

e1 pee" IN opposition, speaking until the
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1854-02-11

EEoN MEXIc".-Thc New Orleans Def.
q Jan. IS, has accountS from Moxico to Jan.
2i:h. The Vera Cruz Echo Of the 22d saws:
1T is now understood beyond Tie roes:li.i-
tv OF doubt. that in tie southern portion Of
the Department or Mexico, a rich gold placer
las been Discovered. extending about cie'.ty
leagues in length. All! is highly pro- =
lie fiat this :o:tunatc discovery VIII he .,,-
loved ly others Of eva, value 10 .hc com
,rv.'
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1854-03-29

state 0f things exists which has brought
al s0atheFn men together state u
things IN which sc know neither Wigs
nor DemOorats. IN which Ne know
neither slavery men. nor anti-slaEerY
men. bst in which every man Is judg-
ed simply BY his fidelity 10 de land
al has birth. II be i ready 10 bear
arms Cor the interests 0f his country
IL be Is ready to perish in the defence
of his family and his family affairs. then
he Is a true southerner; but IL he Is
ready toyield one inch upon this great
qsesfion, then we can no longer ae-
knowledge him as one Of us. How
ever siacere he NAV be. however ho-
nest. his opinions are such as will JUS
tify and demand Of him that he shall
affiliate with another class Of men. IL
he would live in our country, and I'M
der the bright sun under which we ex-
ist, if he would enjoy the peace. the
quiet. the comfort which arise from
that institution which is so much de-
nounced BY northern men and foreign
ers whokno nothingoi it-ifhe would
enjoy the blessings and advantages
which il dispenses. both TO the white
man aud 10 the slave. he must identify
hiEsrlf in feeling and in action with
Us, and he must come up and present
with US an undivided front 10 the North
and to the whole world when they en-
deavor to assail this, our cherished ia
slitution.
Sir. many years ago. confess | did
not believe that the time would ever
come when we of the South should be so
strongly united as We are now. once
felt that, under the Influences existing
in the country, we should always be Sc
parated TO certain extent. desire to
be duly grateful to Heaven that have
been disappointed in this anticipation,
and that now. with large portion Of
our northern fellow-citizens upon our
side, we stand as one man aud thus
standing. what have we 10 fear? |
know We are in minority. We have
not numerical strength, but, thank
God we have spirit. ! trust, torihain-
tain our rights. With truth upon our
side. and deep feeling Of injuries
ranking in our hearts, with burning
devotion to the land which gave US
birth, and an undying zeal for the pros
nation and protection Of that institu-
tion which is endeared to Us by the re-
collections and associations of our In
fancy, and the enjoyments Of our man
hood; animated BY all these considera
tons, we strike for orr rights; and,
striking as one man. standing shoulder
to shoulder, we can pfoldly defy a
world in arms" was burn south.
ern man; have southern principles
and southern feelings. Whatever 9th.
ers may do. whatever trials NAV come,
IN the language of an American states.
man, now no mere" The destiny of
the South is my destiny, for good or
los evil"
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1854-03-29
A u T. T. n Ito n!

10 The Commissioned and non. Commissioner
Officers and Musicians belonging 10 The Ne,c
Hope, or Second Battalion II ne AM Reyi.
ment Of North Coroknu Militia.
EDu are hereby commanded 10 appear al the
old store Of William 1rice, on Friday the
18th Of April next, At II o'>lork, armed and
equipped Tor drill muster and court martial; and
on Saturday the 18th, al ! O'clock, you will al.
tend. with your respective companies, armed and
equipped as the law directs, tpr battalion cxer.
else. with six POUNDS of powder. The Captains
are required 10 make a reiu,n Of their respective
companies on the day of drill
BY order Of Majar Wilkerson.
w. JOHNSTON FREELAND, Adit.
March %. 90
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TEMPERANCE MEETINGS.

THERE will he Temperance Meeting al
South l.ewril on The first Saturday in April;
and at Guess Mill, on the second Saturday also
AZ ~. Bethel, on The first Saturday in May.
The Object Of these meetings is 10 discuss The
two temperance questions now pending before
the citizens Of Orange. The friends of these
measures are invited 10 be present to give their
influence, and the opponents will have opporlu-
nl'y given TO state their objections Freedom
oil discussion will he allowed TO all.
By order,
JAMES 4. DEAN.
March IA 81
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1854-03-29
PETERSBURG MARKETS.

Reported I-weekly, by Pannill & sons, for The
In,ellisrncer.
Saturday, March "a, 1854.
'ToBacco.-Breaks slightly increas-
ing, with steady ,lema nd at our for,
mer quotations. Lugs II % 81; com.
mon good do. 81 % 81 "a sls!.
CoTroS we hear Of no sales-held AT
81.
CoRN.-Salcs at sc.
WHEAr.-We note an advance ol
&C.; red $50 a. l5Jc.; white l55 40
l50c.
FLouR.-1i a. So.
BAcoN.-Shoulders &c, sides sc.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1854-03-29
FAYETTEVILLE MARKET.

March 70, 1854.
Candles-Fayetteyille Factory lSc.
y 20. Adamantine 50 q s5c.
Cotton-Sa a. &c,
Feathers 45 az &c,
Wheat Sl;25.--Corn sl:lO % sl:I5.
MQlasses-Cuba 20; ". Orleans 45c.
Whisky Al a soc.
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Wcstern Rail Road.-rh

western Rail Road. - The anpua
meeting o. the stockholders in the Fayc,lcyiIl,
aAd Western Rail Road Company was held !,
Fayetteville last week. Messrs. Smnh 4 an,
appears, have transferred their stock il Messrs
Seymour, Ri>ley & Co, Of New yo,L an, j..
company Is thus relieved from further emlarrass.
ment on their account.
we learn from the Carolinian. that the pres;.
"e''' and Directors of the Company have concl,,.
"ea contract with Msssrs. Seymour, Risles &
20 l"r the building and equipment Of The ROAD
ne prlee to he paid i $40 $50 per mile. This
contract includes turnouls, depos, water station.
wood-houses, and an necessarv r,,,,
ing stock. The iron is to weigh no, j., ~.
~ 'os. % the yard, and the road 10 he a frs,
las. road throughout. Ills Is be begun as soon
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1854-03-29


lend ne soaA 10 Besuiad Harl-os.
The Cuban Af1air.-The Prsiao, In
his message 70 ihe Hsu.e ~ Representative. IN
rrialisa 70 ihf seizaIe q the ssramrs Blaak War
nor b. he aBihoriiirs 81 Havana. i riil Ne A.
memiered. rsfsssrd The mztsrr % csnsnrs rifh-
ouI rrcamnendi,.. .ns sIeriir plan q prsrreJ-
ing. The suhjert Vas reiturd in shr House 70
The COMMITTEE ou foreign Aasirs, ~bo have nos
vet made 8 Ieperi- A seli infarmed earre7aa-
dent n one ofihr psI<ss -nsms 70 ihink ihli ihs
committee viii NOT make ~.hikf reIsss. as lhry
. probably hold that lhr iniiiaiise 10 81 surh
matters properly belongs 10 the rrsidsps, snj
that il wouA he indicate on shrif past 10 inter-
fers with hi Iusi presesa,ises-" The ams car
respondent adds: = A derlsralion Of war. or the
authorization Of acts leading 10 war. would be- a
hazardous enterprise a this msmenss with boa
one steam frigale Of the frss rlsss N our navy.
and that in Ire Japznese Sea-"
We are rlesscd 10 se The following. ffam
Washington correspondent. under date 81 the
eIsi:
.There Is no danger Of any serious difficulty
with Spain on the subject Of lI's Black warios.
and there viii certainly be ia license given TO Ct
lihus,erian. Whatever steps the Administration
means ." take will he taken On the part and in
the name Of The G0rernmenf."
u has bren announced that wanrn winslow.
esq. ef this State. having been appointed special
messenger. sailed fism New Yosk on the 18th
inst, Ia che steamship Arctic. with Dispatches
for The U. :. Minister al Mairid, in which, il l.
said. he is instructed 10 perempio'ily demand inn
mediate saIisfarIios Of the Spanish Government.
for the outrage upon the Blsrk Warrior.
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Just Look at This

Hfyou want Candies, Cigars, Smoking Tobac.
g. Chewlns Tobacco, Snuff, &c, of The very
hest qualities. and cheaper than eau he boarlt
at any other house IN Hiilsborongh. call q, The
"Exchange." one door below Long s.
Webb's store. We
March 18th, 1854. %
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Tire.--A FIRE occuHe.lin this place on Mon
day last. about 10 o'clock A. NJ. on The premi-
ses OF DR.. s. ID. S.hoolfrld, which consumed a
shed eecied asa temporary workshop for the car
peniers engaged in building his dwelling house.
The shed was some twenty or thirty FEET from the
house and kitchen; and he wini setting towards
them. they were for time in imminent danger;
but BY The active sscriIons Of the citizens. and a
good supply Of water on the spot, The fire was
prevented from extending its ravaees. A nnc 81,
Of Carpenters fools belonging 10 Mr.. s. Hammer,
and quantity Of lumber, were consumed.
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TEMPERANCE CONVENTION.
"A TEMPERANCE CONVENTION willie
held ~ the town Of Graham, on SATURDAY.
the 9th Of April next. All the friends Of lem.
pcrance are invited to attend.
March 81, 1854. ps-
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sa5o neward.-Gorernm Reid ha.

sued proclamation, Offering a reward Of three
hundred and ify dollars for the apprehension
Of Wilis Hester, and his delivery u the shsria
Of Orange county, in the town Of Hillshoiough
Said Hester stands charged with the capital felo.
ny Of negro stealing.
Besides the above churge, Hester stands in.
dicted IN our Superior Court for shooting mpn
in this place not long since with intent 10 Kill
He gave bail in the sum Of $4,000, for his ap.
pearance al the last term Of the Court. but faile,
to appear.
We understand that a man was arrested in
Grcenstoroueh last week. and committed 10 pail
under suspicion Of being engaged in neglo
slealing-prcbahly an accomplicc Of Hester.
The community have had xRason to believe
that an extensive scheme Of villany has been in
operation for some time. by which number oi
negroes have been decoyrd and removed from
this county. Recent events have tended TO con-
firm the opinion. and render il important that the
utmost vigilance should be used TO aIpnhend the
oilenders-of whom Hester is supposed 10 be
principal-and bring them 10 justice.
----~~-.------~4-.-.-
uT Our ncighbor, the Grscnsboroush Patriot,
Ike spmr imprudcnl Whigs in the las, Pr.siLen-
tlal election, has been al woik pnparina Heap-
ons for The Democratic leaders 10 assail the Wings
With. II will lie irnrnIend, that the staple Of
the Democratic speeches in the .asi Presidential
canvass, was Made up Of what certain Wing Con.
gressmen and Editors had said Of Zen. Scn.t-
and that without such extracts, their speeches
would have been without point aud frelIe. The
Patriot, we regni 10 see, is performing the same
'hankless Office for TIC party again, hy way of
preparing them fn the canvass inr Governor. IL
attacks sle resolution Of the Wing Convention in
relation TO amending the Stale Constitution, cha.
racleTIzlng II as "a bad plank in the Wing plat.
iorm; and says il is "leiiher mani, nor wise,
nut ungcn.rous Tn1 ridiculous" And wlyi pe.
cause il docs moi go TO the extent of ol~ning the
ioor Tor change Of The present basis Of Z. ac-
'entalon IN the Legislature! The editors of The
Standard aid Ia. etteyille Caronan have ca.
srry snaiched up the Patriots article, and civ
N us views an echu" in their shetis-not f,r
he purpose al tickling" The Pslr,al, we pre-.
umr, but to make capital for their party. When
vii Wings Learn that prudence which is ncccs.
al 10 give suetess 10 ihr grca, and important,
'rncilles for which they contend! We do M,
'ropose 10 argue The point with the Patriot: bu,
We think II Is as clear nooi,-,lay. that lis views
y reference 10 Constitutional Il, form are wholly
with party action. The resolution
! the Wing Convention. in our estimation. was
9th prudent and wise, placing the question i,.t
where 1t ought to he plared-in TIE haads of he
eopfe-hy simply re ommending the call Of q
with restriction as 10 the bas,, If
representation.
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or RICHMOND COUNTY.

Il sill be seen by The proceedings q ihe meel-
ias al DurhsmssiiIe on The sih instant. that The
Wings Of ii.ss Dissrit propose TO their irllO~
Wings OF the county, 10 meet in Convention al
this plars. on Tuesday Of May Court. . nSmi-
naie candidates Cor the ensuing Legislature. The
proposition, We believe. viii NEE, with general
appreciation; and We shall be graiiied 10 see u
promptly responded 10 by the 81 Pninimsni ofde-
legaies from zach Captains District in Il eoun-
". A full representation viii enable The Cun-
veniion 10 consult The wishes Of every portion IL
the county in making The nomination; and hsv-
ing done this. the candidates selected can take
the field, assured that they will receive The hear-
" cooperation Of the Wing party throughout
the county. Nothing. We arc persuaded. ~il he
needed TO secure the success Uf The Wing lirke,
but the united Efforts Of our friends.
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~ the Senate, the bill to increase
ihe pay and efficiency of,he army BE-.
ing under consideration, a disscussion
o. some length occurred on the. ,xnr.
d'cney Of profidins for sic appoiI,,,
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''he'' e"'t Ni'S"'St NV iOtbt tUT
such a course, unless it he to gratify
the feelings to which | have already
referred.
look with very great confidence
to the day, and think it will not
be distant one. when We shall be
agreed that the State is one thing, and
the church quite another. Whenever
you connect the church and State, or
permit churchmcn, as such, to regulate
the pnlitics of a nation, the history of
the world proves that it will ALWAYS be
disastrous to both. Therefore it is
that invoke gentlemen Of all parties
to eschew all connection with aboli.
ZIONIST and religious fanatics, and adj
here to the sound, republican princi-
Piles upon which our republican insti>
tutions are based.
In conclusion, sir, am glad, on one
account, that these measures have ORR
glnated at the time they have. We
have always heretofore been divided
INTO two great political parties at the
South. We have been contending
about men. and contending about mea-
sures, until we have become about as
much divided upon this question of
slavery as upon any other question.
thank God that, in his providence, a