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,rI Dm; JOHNSTON,

BALTIMORE LOCK HOSPITAL,
n.y be obtained the most peedy and erec,us
SBCRET DISEASES
s ' s Of r'ss al
sfis sS "''' the end as.Fe' both BODY and
habit which .a,ssiy sweep. 70 an IN
ss si hss: .1aSs,s
The living y!e may eo1ndsnee Sr1
sSy consult s1s % Sisf saS ).
stored to perfect health. .
aIs.. r,o 9tTGE NO. s9s1k e., xkkRERIck szRkzl
PAsLIcuLAE e sUMbER you
'o4f 4las4s5SR lHS a % % 4Ro ~ eg4fer 81 e. MADE ~
ss Hi s6s:s fsS.s o thai
S Of ss R: s,ss e %
Pa .ns ns; sss ,pen IN The as,Pa Of Lon
edfe that known; troubled with
az aasn aas sas ana %
sla,sing ATTENDED sometimes derangenent mind
q =, A Certain Di.es..
ha, Of mi. painful dsaas TOO often happen
@ an sense Of shame or dread OF discovery him
sloh III the constitution .sis
sf s. "a &
SesG @ s ss s bone and
pdiy till at las: the palate mouth the nose
Of IN ess puts period HI, dIe.dfa
tarns TO,uA therefore JOHNSTON pIeds to
S IA assgs s And bis
commend safe and speedy the
to hi, aread eoap owing the un,Efaaess Of ignorant
sis %
or hason. ,sia cf tss 8iass1a is r.
. nG the s1ehee Of which generaiy peIeephe BY
bsr,r. E the syss
vOe'ns's and peculiar affection, Of the mind saehOy
~ Take Particular Notice.
Ss,ssS in sssn a's,
rhen asleep not ufed ssdr are Sshy ,s even
ds..Toys both mind and BODY. anu
esas Of h m T H. Be S from an
Of Nature and ndunS s1eh perions
hoad reject that sound mind and body
The Journey through NE eee-e, pro.Pc;
pa allied S h nehog issS sa, S
Of faao'her becomes Uish.sS With our or
sy 51s1 and 4. who have injured
The sad and melancholy effects produced by
f,s SaS, has m i sOSS viz ~ w.Ie; @ Of ne Back and Limits
OF e Ss 'ff pse.I i iRysP p.
Consumption. ke
The on the mind are much to be dreaded Les, O,
Memory c9nn.os Of Ides' Depression Of sp Evil roreso
ty, 4c, the evils produced. ''--'-'
persons what
OF ther declining health Losing their
and saat ahh have singular appearance about the
cough and syutoGs Of consumption.
Oh, how happy have hundreds made
who have been suddenly
Of those terrific nAlAdes which
JoHNSToSs INyIGORATING REMEDY FoR ORGANIC WEAK.
SESS
By this great and Remedy weakness
speedily cured and full ygor resoredThousands
Nervous and Ds5taid individuals Who hope
immediately relieved All nllIYEssI,.sn''' IYEs.t,.ss 's
Phy,Al or Mental Nervous Iitaby Trembling
cured by DR.. Johast n. ' -
,U oFFICE no. ., sol UTH FREDERICK STREET, BAL
All Surgical Perntons performed
N B-Let no false deIeGey apply
either personally or by letter.
skin Dt-cnsrs Speedily Cured.
To STRANGERS
He who places himself under the reli
gozsy conhde his honor gentleman confidently rely
upon his skill physician.
Te Thousands Institution within the las, Il
years and the numerous important Surgical Operations performed
by Dr. j. witnessed BY the reporters papers many
persons notices OF which have
public, Is sufficient guarantee TO the afflicted.
Dr. Johnston would those tei
Hn, tIt his Credentials Diplomas hung
FULL vlGOR RESTORED.
81 CURE WARRANTED, OR 80 CHARGE, IN ALL CASES
r- ALL LETTERS POST D-REXEDIES SEET BY
MAIL apt-d6rs'
FROM TiSsHER seHns GENERAL HoCE 50
STREET, NEw roRK.
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NEW YORK ApvKsrsEmESr

nDosAlDs Apy.,risIso 1o2
lo 90 INREEkAt RsEktES EHEHabF 1aaba 1891! fsSGps.
n HoDGsiAN, - m, Maiaen M Lane, and so
tes ss;s" e. ss
hand .Hf ;s''l's nom his ssls sH
ss ssAsHsss $s ssssei
Ss ~ tho s.sss, & oG9s
s..hsd s 70 lender any u,.s.r sn,I.
RUBBER CLOTHING. I'D ...t.u
S:r:sieIs 'apeio; .ny
s.ps:ty "ssssdsd Win ptsap,a... and
g, 2, Maiden Lane and SO Nassau street, Toit
'uNnE HAZARD PowDK, COMPANY. Manufacture. Of
G sG1.nss TO rRh @ s1 =. ss
nrs,c.s srOHnsa," xDiix rLK" "LLcInc" DECK tHOor
ls sai "y
and for Epot The repas,on Of their uunpOwds
~ ' ''' 70 require ''""ia,i D&arsFosT. ALLEN CO.,
50 wall Street. e. D. MAN ssE,ss xsrk 1s.:i1.as, S,,s.
A. DocoLiss, Secretary. 80 apI-dsua"ini
S%ns IL IS l.!ss GHps !;.Sl.s .tss.i..
and da s. e anS are IssynE
their large Of aes Of lure
large buyer. l. soei1sd IN the s' The 'sp.Sn dsaSn OF
AMPss snsssr pH1saESE @ GAS, BURNIsa YLuiD AND CAM.
in The trade one Of the lar.
=? gP$ sss ss
In.
to & aSsrs ss sSs s ss u "
Materials for light quality Away, at the Low est
market price, ,s sHsS Es;os sTass .lss i e. rsp co
HEoLIAN AND OTHER PIANos.-BERRY GORDON 9eI
and 5s,sl IL P.ao; MsIodon. and
Co.. Pano are considered superior to ali o.r
Great bargains New York
BERRY GORDON. Successors r s. Berry, Broadway.
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NEWSPAPER ADVERTISING.

VI FEIrEssIiI 90. ial S..s.r sIalSr Nss YSrs
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SrATEN ISLAND
FANCY DYING ESTABLISHMENT.
once, No. John Street,

once, No. = John Street,
BknapSAT, NEW YORK CITY
nRDERs received ENFRE oherue dying or
" ing IlLiEs DEss5 MASIIa and descrp.
ton Damask and MOreen Curtains beautifully dyed. Lace
ains restored CAnioncrApe shawl. dye
the eolors All kinds six woolen fancy goods
p the piece garment treated in the
The undersigned have had long experience In the
OF this business at and feel assured that their
cess In the art of dyiug is unrivAled.
nhis-d8m-vh BARRETT, NEPUEws A
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NEW YORK AGRICULTURAL WAREHOUSE
Nd l.. ALLEN, Uste \. Allen 4 Cr.) $50 and Ipt VS..
Aes ter street. AohiCULrrElt HoRrcrTURiL
AND mGeHStRT, FsstirrEs GrlSc
BosE Drsr, PHosrH,Ts LrSE, IorpR rIE PLiIIE, Ae
mhii-sm
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unless sened the Manuscript prsvousy agreed
the parties.
az copy specified
Der Of insertions viii be continued until ordered
sxActed accordingly. . E.. -
sH avoid any
proper state
w. privileges only
Real
additional charge, ahd no variation. fs
Real Estate General Agents
inserted By the TO be charged rates
such discounts n shau be agreed upon
B Auetioneers Booksellers and yearly advertisers generally
engaging with the privilege change
their yearly
smoan, sEsd the standing rule under the
all exceeding be
Advertisements inserted In the Weekly whig
Of 10 lines less for the nrs 90
square for each continuance.
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tHAs ztEN CO. importers Of french and Gsrman P,Scr
~ bAsStrs, No Maiden Lane, (near william stseiD New
York. rnhii- sm
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THE INDIA RUBRER COMB COMPANY.
Onire IL Clin street, New York.
g OLE MANUFACTURERS under GooDrriRs PATExr oner To
=. the Trade large RrpnEE DIEssSG
L,nIr rrcE and spR COINS Children LoSo Gowns 4c
OF the highest fnfa and sueJfo elasticity a.
combs OF any other material They feel
any other Comb are not affected by moisture
rAnted to stand climate, and not warp split.
sale at the principal Comb Dealers tn.
OF IuEC
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wboics.le rnbtri,s s.d ~ Iarssoi ;,.nus,c

Nihnufnc
23f and 2S5 BrpIduuy " &c York.
TuNHE most Extensive in the World prepared
n Merchants the and complete
CNBREkLAS IND PiRASOLS
TO be found In Europe America Merchants visiting
to buy their goods respret ally invited call
the stock, BEFORE PURCHASING.
N. B-PLEASE put II In your POCKET
BOOK for reference. [ SMITH.
fe25-3m-[yhsl
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SNIEE AND TOBACCO.
HousRR ERPING HARnMARE ANn RANlIY CnnI

Honey Dew scoch and other snuG Also Poe Gu,
% % pTes the
fes-dsm-lPl
HOUSEKEEPING HARDWARE AND FANCY Goops.
H2a'ts5isg Ra,d.a5f ara Fsney Good. GoI Broad d.
n Sdn Ro
low wsI BIop,sd Cooper and Bras. Goods Bathing Apparatus
tors Sporting Tackle etc. etc Our stock
IL the country and will be sold prices
attention Of keepers and Merchants, Invited to our
n,,.-,,,-rp, ia g, 2; PHEEEIAN. HE.
ss'HNIIE MEpdCAL uAGNET,- OR EVERY oNF
on pRviTF s SSF % MALE az ssS
contains RECIPES for the cure o. the 1t gives ymp
recipes. .sa il ESsGs for Si heir snfs
TAKE h.lr pencil make prescription can be pro-
Snrsd q, any Drug s,ors and by o0wns Implicitly ,hen,
,.dOs %sdsS cr.. of si
aa'f'T' ,issS, Society oSs5 Pnyssn
showing the formation Of the GenerHve with proper
%dSie. nueuEs CO. Publishers. paid. phll,s.,ps,
Pa PRlcE 81 per CoPY,Fse o. ro,taSe. mSaS~dsm
NpUSSIA AS TT Is--By cOuntA De Gurow,ti l VOL
introduction Crsrm It, h,,orIc. osn-
Army ta and 81 n
S Isa. an M rp s, EsS
Yes, Ds,ny ipp ndiS The A%at nth" Tour,ssn cla.es Of
men, q P..t a G.s' Et,..! o5 SsrsSsIs '''
se ne Russian Shores Of the Black Sea- Dy
spin JANEs wooDuoUsE, Eagle Row
RDAHASOLs-PAttAsOtS.-A handsome assortment Plain
and Brocsde Lined ParRsols do q, without ninF for
by q. HARTwELJ CO.,
ap92 li5 Broad street
n 6tIiOssOS AM HtJOU's KIN GLoyEs-t have received
by The steamer jamestown full supply Chosson and BA
iou' Kid Gloves HENRY sHAPIR,
hrH Corner Main and 18th streets.
iM loo bbls. lime, for sale by
~ sp2o H. sK1SKER, Cary street
lad pIrE,-Assorted sIss, " ~ i,ik, y inch diam.
~ eier, for sale In lengths to suit Iuteha."r hy
.pai ssn Of tn. ciieolafs.T, iyT Il usini.,.
Kp HOE & CO.'S CIRCULAW sAwS.-Gn ,lre,
ron 'oIl ,nehe and from - 70 o. son,sntU on
avs Sign of hs Circular ssv. II Main s,Ts,t.
- N BBis T. q 4 STUART,s q SUGAR
PRND 20 boxes Adanantinc Candles
ha'f pipcs burgundy Fort Wine
. quarter do Pure Juice do
10 do Cct,e Madeira
30 baskets low price Champagne
Is do Bordeaux Salad OIL.
inst rec lived per rehr nanyile, and or safe by
Apl9 WADE w. WOODBRIDGE.
VpATES' IIOIsrgNG 1ACIIINES.-we are arenb
the sale ~ MI James Bates uosng Machines and
Will flrnish them AZ manufactures prizes with without
famc' Samples Of the various sizes he store
the Dost.
ja2s-W LEE e co.
apEGINEu StGAWS, from the Maryland sugar re.
Ha hnuE Company coo bbis ~ all srades, for sale By
sPlI DAvENt orr, ALL.N 4 co.
NNyHITE uUCK COATS have on hand full a..
w sormer, OF whs and Fancy Dnot Linen Costs Of
rior qnaiiy which s suitable Tor the apprcAehng
HENRY SHAVER,
aplt Corner Main aud 18th strssts,
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LADIES' ELASTIC SKIRTS, (Houons PArrsr)
I'D BATES Bsrteay opposite House. m
OF the above splendid and desirable article ft92-sm
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,.,ur ,,,,v ZINC PAINTS.

ENRS w hiNG,iAN, late partner OF Pnrirs Kisos,x
II respectfully his
generally that he has band,
A LARGE ExrESsivE
Y all kinds OF warranted made CABINET FURNITURE
BIDS and MATTRESSES, which he ufers at
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL,
at tuneIeeptonAby be shared 10 civ,
satisfaction to all who may favor N their orders,
,oo -. -, HENRY W. KINGMAS,
nhzV-dor1-lPI 43I Pearl Ct, New YORK.
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THE undersigned having formed ee,ion the purpose,
Of conducting general Commission and HorWArding
tho iy Of Richmond und the style Of GoooH HARRs
respectfully so the patronage OF the pubic, o,ntinua.
toh ofhe yors The friends late hrm Of NANUEA uOoCn
ID. r. GOOOH,
Ind January, 1854. JNO. A. HARRIs.
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Mgsso casts Tso~a''0a, landing sw,s Sy,u ,os
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TUNHE LIVERPOOL PHILADELPHIA STEAMSHIP CO. in.
IL tend sailing their fayorite Steamships follows:


Third
limited number Of third class will be taken fom Phi
Iadephis and Liverpool, and found n provisions
From Philadelphia s2o Prom Liverpool $40
will be issued here parties who are de-
Draft, on the Agents from Ei upwards.
An experienced Surgeon viii be carried each ship
goods Philade hia Lverpoo viii
be for ard I'd economy and dispatch.
FOR freight o passage, apply to SAMUEL SMITH,
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kEADwsLL ADV M PkgsY, sIovE MERcHANrs and Propr
lot. OF The EAGLE FOUNDRY. No. 10
II 'nsr 10 the trade Pfy distinct varstrs COOKING
asns stoves. for Coal and Wood Also, complete sto,
ana rre Place hoinw Wave, Plain Kettle
raa,, 70 ,eh BOWS snk,. Pump. Iron and Clay W
naces Agricultural kettos Water Also,
and Portable Furnaces. = -
Terms liberal. .,9s-4er,
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NOTICE.-Mr JAMES Q: HUNT is authorised 70 draw or
IN endorse Notes. Drafts Bills Checkto Drafts for
name, any and all Things with
Enthusiastically rang and confirming al iuch acts that have
taken, may hereafter take place. HUNT a HARVEY.
Richmond, March 8, 1884,
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tlOtlU am. tY nrlIa

~ rURER and DEALER OF ''
FLOOR OIL CLOTHS,
offers to the trade NOV
and splendid patterns FL0OR on CLOTHS his ou man
uaetare sheets - - feet wde
e.niate. NJ VAN BRUNT,
Buri slIp N.w Yo,k
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RosENTHAL d BROTHER, Importer, Of French Epril,h
- and German FANCY Goops No. IO9 Liberty street
ja2i-sm ET.|'
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AJOItCE.-fhe nrn VI rANUE uUULn - ,.,-.,, III -,
~ the instant by mutual name Of the ia,
arm will be used BY either OF the parties the purpose only or
closing their late business. THOMAS J. HAHCE,
January 2nd, 1884, ID. p. GOoOH.
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N DE PERcEVAL eSI broadway New York, sole mAnufa:u
II reT OF Stamped Embroderes, Offers Ladies
ond and It's vicinity large and choice
lars Sleeves RAnds skirts, cAp', Morning Dresses Handkr
chiefs, Ac OF variety OF Pattern,
Orders wholssS and retail will thankful received Ant
ed f.ds-sm-Tv..I
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'UNuE NEWARK INDIA RUBBER MANUFACTURING co "a
Nal en- Lane, Y, Manufacturers Whole ale pe,,r,
In dooDrrK PArrsr sn. RulsrR Boors suos wHrsr cou
tso, BALLS, Tors &C., &c.
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and January, 1854.

AGE CUII.AIsS.-Hontn n. Limerick aud aaitesr &C,
% lars; also entire style Crochet Coiar msde al
Charity School In Ireland; llonon and oer sesyes.
o. HARTwEJJ a Co.
~, q.
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NNOLIAN AND OTIIfii PIANos-pERRY aoRpoN "a


XnL Broadway Publishers OF MuseApd Dealers
anu Iet In PAnos Neodons and MusicAgen for tdc eeie
braed Rolan, Grand and other Pianos
Co., Bos;onwhose Pianos superior ali
Meiodeans Mnsic supplied Wholesale the
Pianos TO let.
r. g. H. D. RO,l.n Pianos have the latest improved
yolcing. Al
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name of the State and county, city or town,
respectfully ask that slaveholding in the Ter
ritories of the United States may be prohibited
by law.
MEMORIAL TO THE CONGRESS OF THE UNITED
STATES.
To the Senate and House of Representatives. of
The United States, an Congress:
The undersigned, citizens of here insert the
name of the State and county, city or town,
respectfully represent that the Slave Trade
from the coast of Africa was prohibited under
heavy penalties, extending even to life, and they
are unable to perceive why the Slave Trade
between the several States of the Union should
be sanctioned by law they therefore ask that
the laws allowing that traffic may be repealed,
aud that the trade in slaves by registered and
enrolled vessels of the United States may be
prohibited by suitable enactments.
MEMORIAL TO THE CONGRESS OF THE UNITED
STATES.
To the Senate and House of Representatives OF
the United States, an Congress
The undersigned, citizens of here insert the
name of the State and county, city or town,
respectfully ask you to prohibit the sale of per.
sons under process issued out of the courts OF
the United States
MEMORIAL TO THE CONGRESS OF THE UNITEI
STATES.
To the Senate and House of Representatives o.
the United States, an Congress.
The undersigned, citizens of there insert the
names of the State and county, city or town,
respectfully ask you to repeal the Fugitive
Slave Act.
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and nauch more by the testimony of Southern
statesmen and judges. / shall prove that, up
to the present time, no statutes have been enact
ed that legalizs Slavery. My present purpose
is only to show that it was not legalized at the
beginning of the practice of slaveholding and
that no attempts were made in that direction
till long afterwards. l choose to pursue the
investigation chronologically, and step by step,
showing, at each stage of the history, that
kgatfsed Slavery had not then commenced it's
existence
Slavery had existed in Virginia fifty years,
and in Maryland thirty-one years, before any
statutes were enacted attempting to show who
were slaves. In North Carolina, no such law
was passed prior to the Revolutions The
earliest statute ofthis character, in South Carroll
ma, was passed in 174O, about seventy years after
the first settlement of the Colony into which
slaves were introduced the next year A SINH
lar act was passed in Georgia in ITO. It's
settlement began in 1893, and slaves were soon
AFTER introduced. Of the provisions and legal
effects of these acts shall say something in
my next The fact to be noticed here is the
introduction of Slavery, and its long continu-
ance, IN the absence of anything like municipal
law, local law, statute law, or anything of that
description, in it's favor Ii ia admitted that
Slavery exists only in virtue of such law.
During this period, it must have been illegal, of
course WILLIAM GooDELL.
See Iredells Statutes, revised by Martin Spoon
err n 20
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5

Ohio essential to her welfare. Ohio would re-
ciprocate good Offices, but must not be expected
always to return good for evil. Her coal brings
in our markets fifty per cent. moro than 1t
could be imported from Europe, if she was not
protected by high duty. He did not counsel
retaliation, but It may be unavoidable for Ohio
to bring that State to her sense of duty.
This was not the lawless outbreak of few
men-lawless rascals-at Erie. If her Judi
ciary and Governor had spoken out rightly,
there would have been none of this trouble.
He charged the public press of Pennsylvania
with its share in fostering these wrongful prac-
tees
MIR. Richie, of Pennsylvania, would speak
to the question, but not in reply to the mem
Der from Ohio; for he could not do that in
terms suitable to his own taste nor that OF other
| gentlemen in the House.
Erie is the only harbor on the Lake of use
to the State and Nation. The railroad passes
about mile from the harbor, back Of Erie.
AT Dunkirk and at Buffalo, the change of
| grades requires transshipment there. What
ever is now shipped at Erie has therefore to
be transshipped at one Of these points. This
road had been constructed in defiance of the
protest Of Pennsylvania He read two decisions
| of Pennsylvania courts in relation to the
Franklin Canal Company, to show that this
was true.
The faith Of Pennsylvania has never been
forfeited Mr.. r. repelled every imputation.
She had seen adversely, and had known the
modification of being unable to redeem her
| obligations but had never repudiated an obi
CATION, nor failed TO perform oil that was in r
power.
| But he did not think the subject should
come before this House. He regretted that it
,,ad come here; and he felt no disposition TO
| prolong the controversy
! Mr. Drum said that no also thought the
question had no business here nor should any
gentleman undertake here to manufacture pub
lie opinion for the people Of Ohio in relation 10
| it,
What are the facts upon which this gross
and unwarrantable attack has been made
upon the people and Government Of Pennsyl-
vaniae
The whole facts stated IL true would not
sustain the charges and deLunciations he had
heard The member frcm Ohio had himself
shown that Pennsylvslia had, in perfect
spirit Of amity, repealed all her gauge laws,
| for the accOmmOd4 tion of those whose roads
| passed through her domains
He knew not what to think Of proposition
in this House Of an alliance of States against
Pennsylvania. Pennsylvania seorns all such
threats.
Mr.. Campbell, of Ohio, was speaking on the
same question when our report closed
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DODGIEG AGAIN.

@The organ" is like the weather-to- day
warm tomorrow cold-the wind now blowing
from the South, then, from the North. The
comparison fails in one point-the weather is
sometimes cltdr-@th organ is dLudys cloudy
Friday, the dodgers from Pennsylvania, New
York and ONO, were delighted with an article,
one column long, authoritative semi. oficial We
judge, from internal evidence, announcing
that the Bill of Mr.. Douglas was silent as to
the question of Slavery 10 the Territories du-
ring the territorial condition of the inhabit-
ans that the Missouri Compromise was
sill iii force, and imposed an honorary obi
CATION" which it was willing to abide by
faithfully that a clause repeating it would
have been more Gin consonance with It's wish
ea," but that the good to be gained by such a
movement was, perhaps, less than the evil that
might result from agitation. All this was in
tended to reconcile the Representatives from
the North, anxious for pretext to the support
Of the Bill, and to furnish them deceptive JUS
hhcation before their constituents who we
doubt not have been duly supplied with that
number Of the organ"
30 the wind set last Friday Saturday, there
was lull; Sunday it hauled round to precise
~ Tie opposite point of the compass In an
editorial, hall a column long, the same organ I"
cohgrataia'es the Democracy, on Sunday morn
ing, that the Bill Of Mr.. Douglas establishes in
Nebraska the principles cf = Congressional non
intervention invests the People of the Ter
ritory, IN their Territorial condition, with
the right of deciding for themselves on the
question OF Slavery, and "as necessarily Sc
cures to all citizens the right to emigrate to
sueh territory, and to enjoy their rights,
whether Of person on property unembarrassed
~ Congressional restrictions or prohibitions y
that by the Congress nal restriction of 1920.
or any future restrictions from ngress-thus
fatly contradicting the editorial of Friday
morning! "Well, what think you now?" said
We to z4alous supporter of the Administration
who had found great consolation in that edito-
rial Of Friday. 90, don't talk !" was his reply.
he had given up all hope of consistency in
=" the organ"
We print the whole of Sundays editorial
holds that Shareholders, should the Bill be-
come Law, may emigrate to the Territory,
win their property" that the People of the
ie'''tory may act on the subject of Slavery
unemoarrassed by Congressional restrictions
or prohibitions" but that should any doubt ex-
'S' On this point, it should be excluded by an
"uui'lonal provision-although last Friday the
sOod to be obtained by such provision was
nOt IN Its Judgment, sufficient to compensate
'0f the evil which would probably result!
now many copies of the last number of the
organ " have been sent home to the constitu.
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