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ssy K. n. STRATTON. AucttOneer.
MISERABLE PRIVATE r RESIDENCE ct Auction
~ On IT EsDAT. March 2S,h, at c clocs p m
On the preinises, shall sell tnac two-sory base
ment and attic Brick Dwelling containing eight
rooms, situated on Lot No. IS in Reservation j. on
street north between 81 and Sd street west. three
doors east Of he residence Of Hon. senator Gwin.
The 10. contains 4.S2o SQUIRE feet; the Dwelling is
IN excellent repair and very desirable for private
reideace.
Terms: One third cash; TIE residue in equal in.
staiments at, six, twelve, eighteen and twenty-fcur
months, with interest, satisfactorily secured.
Title iudisputable. Ccnveysncing at the expense
of purchaser. mar o1-dts
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MITRoPoL GALLERY-We cannot too
highly recommend to the notice of our readers the
beautiful Stereoscope Miniatures made by Mcgsrs
Adams Dunshee, successors to Thompson They
are practical DaguerreOtypists and fully understand
t1e business which is evident from an inspection Of
enelf productions. Phey give to their subjects an
easy natural position, the rghione of complexion,
harmonize the lights, manageAe elections. soften
the shadows, and in fact give you a Daguerreotyng
Wneh cannot De e4nalled in this city, in proof of
person, free Of expense, who would like to test their
sdiil IN comparison with rival establishments
49, Remember the "Metropolitan Gallery" formerly
fhompson's, Pa. avenue. bet az sind 9Th ats
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N APPRENTICE WANTED

APPRENTICE WANTED,-I
~ wish to engage an apprentice to learn House
Painting and Glazug-a boy about seventeen, and
TO serve until II years, would be preferred would
like an orphan boy, in order that I can take him
into my own family, and have him under my own
personal charge. one Of the old customs and which
have found superior to the new fang!ed doctrine,
OF parents boarding their sons in order to gain the
price of board, subjecting them to rove about The
streets at night learning all kinds of vice. convinced
OF his plan, for which have carried out for the last
50 years, never failed to instruct my apprentices
SO as to carry them to the head Of their profession
hoy Of au ingenius mind and of steady habits, a
good chance will be st his disposal. As L work in
person in all the various branches of the fine arts of
painting, none need apply but what can come well
recommended C. p SENGSTaCK
Painting Establishment on d, between 10Th anil
l3sh streets. KNOWN DURING THE LAST IL
YEARS AS THE OLD DEMOCRATIC HEAD
eUANTERs. AND AT PRESENT STIGMATIZED
AS OLD FGGIES.
mar 25-6k
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~ Joe Shtllinxt0n receives all the NEW
BOOKS and NEWSPAPERS as fast as published. He
Is agent far Harper's and all the Other Magazines
and our readers VIII always ind large and good as
sOrtment of Blank Books md Stationery at his Rock
store, Oeon Building, corner Of street and Pen-
syivaEia avenue. auo 10
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By GREEN & SCOTT, Aucti0neers.
1.-TWO NEARLY NEW TXO-STnRY FRAME

TWO NEARLY NEW Two-SToRY FRAME
L Houses and Lots at Auction.-0n MONDAY,
the Sd of April We shall sell, at O'Clock p. u in
ont OF the premises, two nearly new and wellbuht
Frame Houses, containing six good and convenient
iy arranged rooms each, wood house, &c, and the
Let's on which they stand being part Of Lot No. ID
in sqnare No. Az. The above described property is
situated on the tou'h side Of north street between
ON and tn streets west. The lots run back TO a.
to a 80 foet alley.
Title indisputab'e. .....
Terms: Onethird cash: bslance in six. and u
months, the purchaser to give notes for the de-
tered payments, bearing interest
A deed given and deed Of trust taken.
GREEN SCOTT,
mar sd Auctionears
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M ANTED-A respectable White WOMAN as
w Wet Nurse for child seven months old. En-
quire at Mrs. Spriggs, on between Sd and ~ SITS.
mar 25-3t* ~ ~
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LWh SALE.-A very desirable FARM on the
Il Rockyil G Turnpike, y miles from Georgetown,
containing 100 acres IS OF which is perfectly set in
Timothy, the balance, % acres, in Timber of supe
ror quality. The improvement consists of com
Portable House. large barn, hay barn. sufficient for
loo tons hay; house to hold $50 barrels corn
stables complete for horses, &c. 1t has Peach
and Apple orchard Of GEO trees All the buildings
are new and covered with bcstcypress shingles. The
spr ng of the purest water, the quantity of water
given Out from it adapts 1t particularly as dairy
farm The neighborhood is of the most respectable
character. The lands adjoining are being rapid;
put in complete cultivation. The proposed Metro
politan Railroad runs within n mile of the Farm
and it being nearly &c ud tant between Georgetown
and Rockville, secures Depot at thi, place. Fc,
terms apply to j. L. KIDWELL,
mar LIFT High street, Georg,town ID C.
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P.6ALLANT.

HONEY, OLD WINDSOR, Sassafras, and othe
IL Toilet Soaps, at reduced prices, at
feb tt WIAkRA 6th It.
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FIVE HUNDRED DOLLARS REWARD
Mayors Office,
Washington, March 0, 1851:
A REWARD Of five hundred dollars viii be mad
"A Tor the apprehension, or for such information
person guilty of the recent acts of incenaiaT;m in
tins city; the reward to be paid upon the conviction
OF the guilty person persons.
JOHN W. MAURY,
mar 10-2aw2w Mayor.
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TAVERN STAND FOR RENT-A GOOD Glance
L THEGREEN TREE IIOUSE.-This we'll known
establishment on Pennsylvania avenue, near the
Capitol, is now offered for rent for term of wears
with the good will Of the Proprietor. For terms rail-
upon the undersigned. JAMES McGRANN.
mar LIFT
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FURNISHED HOUSE FOR RENT have for
Il rent comfortably turnish he'd House, within a
few steps Of the Irving House. contanir two large
airy parlors, five excellent chambers dining room,
kitchen, &c.
To good tenant the rent viii be made moderate.
Apply to &c. MCGUIRE.
Auction and Commission Merchant.
mar 22-6t
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THE W ESTERN TELEGRAPH Co.
4 have rsmoved their Office to Gadsby's Hotel on
Pennsylvania avenue, near corner Sd street
=, The Rooms occupied by them over Gilman's Drug
Store are for rent,
For particulars inquire at the Western Telegraph
o'noe' jan .0-J
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$4,000 WORTH OF BARGAINS.

$4,000 WORTH OF BARGAINS.
DAR Of Slippers, Stockings, and Gloves all for SO
l. cents: Black silk so cents yard; Carnet IL
cents; comets 20 cents; Underslecyes, rs !; Chemi
s.tts 70; Check cents; Calico ceutf tloyes cts
undershirts 81; Shawls 81; Embroi dercd Elastics
cents, &c.
Also, Ladies' uln Sandals g. Slippers ST. Caters
70; Mems Boots 81 60; ChildreN's Shoes rs; Umbrel
las 81 cents, &c.
Come to the Great Cheap Cash Store for BARGAINS.
corner OF It'll and sts., Northern Liberties
Jan lit 7. B. BROWN.
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AUCTION SALES.
By j. @, mcGUIRC .-.

By j. Q. MEG UIRE, Auctioneer.
- OCK, FIXTURES, AND IIcrysr on pr
~ tail Grocery at Auction-On FRIDAY 49,,
ing, ihe 3lst Instant at 10 O'Clock nt The s.or. =,
Mr. !. smith. On d street hetweea i4th and ism
stock in trade, consisting Of se'' MS
Sugars, Coffee. Teas, Rics
- Chess, Salt, Moiasses, Vinegar 81
Buckwhest, sosp, Candles, Spices
Brandy, Whiskey. Gin. &c.
Together with the License and Store Fixtures
Terms cash.
The House Is for rent. Apply on the premises
JAS @. MCGUIRE,
mar 2S-d Auctioneer
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JOSEPH HUGGINs,

TEWELLER, Pennsylvania avenue, between 18th
~ ana 10th STREETS invites the attention Of bis
customers and the public generally, to his fine IS.
80: tment of WATCHES, JEWELRY, aud FANCY
donDs. which will be sold cheap as at any ether
establishment in the city. FL
n. B.-Watches, Clocks, and Jewelry carefully re-
paired and warranted, mar 2l-6ts
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M ANtED "A young WOMAN, to do the fouse-
w. work of small family. To one that will
suit the highest wages will be given. Enquire of C.
White, Maine avenue, between AZ and 9th streets,
IhiAdd. mar A-3t*
w An EED-A colcred WOMAN, as Nurse
w and Cbambermaid. Apply 10
G. W. HAVENNEH,
street, between and 9th streets.
mar 14-tf
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DOSE BUSHES, &c.-huexcellsnt oppor.
III tunity is offered to the admirers of Roses
Large bushes Of perpetual blooming and choice yari
cites at % cents each, singiy by the Dozen Those
purchasing s. worth will be furnished with an ex-
periouced man to plant them.
The subscriber has also good assortment of Yer.
benas, Heliotropes, Gsraniumr, Polyanthus, Fuch
sias, Pansies, Dahas &C., with choice selection of
Garden and Flower Seeds
NJ GR1FFITHS,
5th street hetwoen and Nav York .rn,uo
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WANTS NEGROES.-The subscribers arr
w all times in the market buying SLAVES, pay
ing the highest cash prices Persons having Slaves
for sale will please call at 242 PRATT STREET Psd
tinore. Ms, tslatter's old stand) Slaves taken on
board at IS cents per day.
feb 2-1y B.M& w. CANpBEIJ
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Death Of Hon. Phillip Gresly-rh. w.ats,

Death Of Hon. Phillip Greely-The Weather
BOSTON, March 26th.-Hon. Phillip
Greely. late Collector of the port of Bos-
ton under the administration of Mr.. Fill
more, died in Havana on the 18th inst.
A strong northeast gale has been blow
ing here since yesterday noon. The
weather. is very cold. Wehave no news
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1.-TWO STORES on eth street and foe Bsse
i Uent.-For rent, two stores 10 the New build
ing directly in front OF ths lcgtice of the Pat
ent Office, with ath.rocm to each
Also, the Basement, 80 by 20 feet, finished in first
rate style, suitable Tor an eating house, barber shop
or job printing Office.
Inquire Of BATES 4 BRO
mar 12-e-ft
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Railroad Depot Burned

WELDON, n. c., March 26.-The ware
rooms attached to depot of the Sea-
board and Roanoke Railroad, at this place
were destroyed by fire yesterday. Los
$4,000.
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FOR SALE AND RENT

'oh kENT-1n the three story brick house op-
Il posIte Wizards Hotel, two doors above Brown g
Furniture Store, are four very neatly Furnished
ROOlS for rent with or without board, very coDye.
nent. Possession can be given immediately For
further particulars apply en- the premises.
mar 2S-31* TE. FRIEBUs.
ARDEN FOR RENT AND STOCK FOR SALE.
~ consisting of liorsas Cows, Carrya,l, Harness.
Carts Plows, &c, together with about four tons of
HaE ana lO thousand Celery. A great ioducement
Wi re offered as the undersigned il aboutto change
and boundary streets north, 10
J. HUTCHINSON.
IT net sold before Thursday, the Both instant. 1t
will De offered 70 the highest bidder at oc'ock n
u mar 27--3lF
AOUSE FOR RENT-A handsome three-story
IL Brick HOUSE with large back bull ling, stu
atet on 7th street west. The House contains nine
line rooms. cellar and out house the house is in fine
coeGiiion, being nearly new and handsomely pa
pere and in the most healthy part of the city, being
ON the highest point Of the city; with the finest
qure of j. G. ADAMS, Grocery corner of sth street
west and L street north. mar 25-3tx
ET0R RENT-A Trick dwelling HOUSE. situated
n Oh New Jersey avenue. rear the Capitol. For
terms, apply to r. II. Coombs, sth street, nesr the
Navy Yard mar 25-3r@
'INHRhE NEW FRAME DWELLING HOUSES a.
i Private sale.-I have for private sale three
new two stoTy and attic Frame HOUSES Containing
tween AMI D stree 3, (Isand)
The houses have front OF Is feet each e; the Lots
extend back 1c6 feet inches with the advantage
an alley. For terms, &c, apply to
Auctioneer and Commission Merchant.
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EfO II II e n THE two three-story WARE
= HOUSES on 9th street, opposite the west END
OF centre Market, at present occupied by s. j. Rad
cliff Possession to ba hsd On the 1st April next
For terms apply to John II. semmes & Co., nex-
door. MURRAY 4 sEMMFS
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WANTS,

Vanfs' and IIVamted' advertisements, -four lines
or iess for each Insertion, Is cents each additional
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TIE CouRTs.-In the Criminal Court, the
trial OF captain hchaumburg is still continued,
the whole Of the evidence not having been
heard this morning. In the Circuit Court, the
Judges are occupied, to-day, in hearing appeals
from magistrates, among them is the case Of
uaydock, the temperance lecturer, who was
fined by Justice MorseIl before whom he was
taken on charge of preaching on the public
streets. liaydock appealed to the Circuit
Court, where the case will be probably tried
to-day, as 1t mas been reserved for such pur-
poses, the court intending to devote the rest of
the week to chancery busin
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BUILDING LOTS.-A variety of city build
- ing LOTS for sale On accommodating terms
Also, Dwellings. Apply to MYERLE L WEBB,
Real Estate Agents. few doors east of National Hotel
ian 24-eo2m
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PoToHAc RAILROAD CoMrANY.-The Legis
lature of Maryland at its late session fixed the
price of each share of the stock of the company
at 500, and the company is to be considered
Incorporated so soon as one thousand shares
shall be subscribed.
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JOHN HOWARD PAYSE-The remains of the
late John Howard Payne (the author of Home,
Sweet Home are to brought to this country
and placed in the Congressional Burial ground,
and suitable monument erected to his memox
ry at the expense Of the government
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MAsoSIc--Federal Lodge, No. l, Of Free
ana Accepted Nasons of this city, will be Wis.
ned BY the brethren of the Order from Alex.
andria this evening.
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w ANfEp BY young man. Situation as Stew.
w ard, waiter. or cook, tn a family going To Cal.
hornia Address IF W by letter, at this Office.
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HE JENNINGS ESTATE.-Wc take the fol-
lowing from the Virginia Sentinel:
IL Is row pretty well ascertained fact the
nUch talked OF Jennings Estate is not recovera-
pie oy any one vi the name of Jennings Old
Nh Jennings married a Miss Corbin and hav
Ing ID children. he bequeathed all his proper
y 10 MS wife in fee. Dlrs Jennings died some
lew years since iniestate, and consequently this
immense estate Of $40 UO0. 900, or two hundred
millions OF dollars passes over to her relatives,
Inc crown of Great Britain has advertised
TIA, the money is in readiness, that the heirs
are III the United States of America, and re-
quests that they come fJrwarJ and claim the
Same.
The Corbins OF Virginia, are the rightful
heIr Of the Jenning. Estate. and through them,
tAe Balls Of Fairfax. Va, the Jones's Of ash
lns'on ID. c., and the Gordons of Alexandria,
Va Ihey having descended in direct line
iEom Corbins
PATENT 0FFIcE.-Thc following is list Of
u,e examiners, AMI of the SUBJECTS that are
Paced Uuder the apartment of each:
/. Everett.-Metallurgy. manufacture OF
metals; navigation and maritime implements,
'-esm Gas, and air engines, boilers &c
L. u. Ga'e.-Agric ulture, surgical, chemis-
Iy medical, baths, dc.
j. ii Lane Electric telegraphs, lever and
rev power. clay, stone, glass, wearing ap-
pafei washing machines, mathematical and
Pnnos"phieal instruments, presses, DC, house
loia furniture, churns. leather.
:, henry Baldwin.-Calorifc, CRATES, lamps,
AcIous and textiles, stoves, furnaces, fuel
Iitlan X. Peale Hydraulics, fine arts,
presses books. music. lumber. printing, types,
JeSeiry, designs
" Z. Schaefer.-Architec.ur firearms
m.As' civil engineering, land conveyance
miscellaneous
NAsoSIc--Fcderal Lodge, No. l, Of Free
and Accepted Nasons of this city, will be Wis.
ne1 by the brethren of the Order from Alex
sndria this evening.
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MUSICAL CNIoS.-We learn that a number
OF the Church choirs in this city are about to
form an association for the purpose of prac c.
tIcin2 sacred anthems and music too heavy
for a single choir The idea is excellent.
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-. }. HUTCHINSON.
IT net sold before Thursday, the Both instant, it
will De offered to the highest bidder at cock, D.
m. mar 17-3,x'
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RAILwAYS.-It is said that the subject of
City Railroads is being mooted in Baltimore
S. CoLE.-The Samuel Cole" mentioned
in yesterdays police report in the Star, we are
requested to state is not S. Cole, of the Pension
Office
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1854-06-27
INCIDENT IN THE GREAT EXCURSION.


On board the Sparhawk, the passengers of thai
boat held meeting, one evening, to listen to pub
lie speaking. Mr.. McCurdy, late American Min
lister at the Court of Vienna, was among those
who entertained the auditory with appropriate re-
marks. Mr.. McCurdy said, that during the time
he was in Vienna, he was invited bya government
official, to attend the celebration Of the opening
OF line of railroad, thirty miles in length, con-
Meeting the capitol with neighboring town.
With his invitation he received note requesting
him to state the number of tickets he should de-
sire for the use of his countrymen then in Vien-
ma; he complied with the request by sending the
names Of some half dozen Americans whom he
had invited. Soon return message covering a
single ticket came, saying that the expense of the
excursion was so large, that, though backed up by
the Austrian treasury, the number of invitations
must necessarily be very limited. This one ticket
he sent back with note, automatically telling
his correspondent, that he could not, under the
circumstances, think of making so heavy a draft
upon the national finances. Nevertheless he used
his own ticket and was present at the CEREMONY
Though, sand Mr.. NJ the affair had been long talk
ed of, and though the government desired to
make it gran1 and impressive, it was, compared
with what we here see accomplished by an Amer
lean corporation, "mean and contemplate 20
The Austrian Vice-Consul, resident at New
York, was an attentive listener to Mr.. McCurdy's
remarks, and SO keenly did he feel for Austrian
honor, that, early next morning, he sent Mr.. Nc
Curdy his card, demanding an apology, or fight.
We have not heard how the matter was arranged.
Gal Jeff.
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For the Times
INFORMATION FOR THE IGNORANT.

The gentleman who lectured on Tuesday nights
in the basement of the Romsh Church, delivered
the following among other items of information !:
l. The Clergy of the Romish Church, are, a.
ways have been, and always will be, the most
learned men in the world.
2. Every important discovery, invention, or inn
provement that has been n ade for the last 10 20
wears has been made in Catholic times or by
Catholics.
3. The Schools, Colleges, &C., Of the Romish
Church in the U. S. far superior to any others.
i. The Bible used by Protestants is no Bible,
but base mistranslation, and corruption of the
original text.
5. The Bible has done moro harm to the world
than any other book that was ever printed.
In proof of this last proposition, the speaker re-
ferred us to the history of the last three hundred
years.
These are statements for the benighted Protest
ants to ponder. n IfEARER.-
Cy5s The above corroborates the statement we
made yesterday, that the object of the Lecturer
appeared to be, not 50 much to advance the eau e
of Education, (the foundation stone upon which
rests the Temple of Freedom) as to foster Sec
tartan feeling, to array one part of the commune
ty against another, and thereby create a schism
in our Common School System of Education.-
This matter is delicate matter, and whoever
seeks to inAame already existing preudces, be
he Catholic or be he Protestant, is deserving of
ccn,ure in the highest degree. 1t is to be regret
ted, therefore, that lecture at this time and Of
this nature, should have been intruacd on thu
public, for, we have already remarked, its ten
dcncy is evil, not eooi.-ED.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1854-06-27

PROSPECTS OF \ WAR WITH SPAIN.-The special
Washington correspondent of the New York Eve
ming Post, telegraphs the following under date of
Saturday:
Preparations for war with Spain, if she will not
sell Cuba, go on steadily and firmly.
l. Military and naval stores are being collected
in great quantity at all convenient points.
2. All the vessels Of war and naval stations
are undergoing a thorough inspection.
3. All vessels of war are detained in port.
4. All idea of reducing the surplus in the trea-
sury by reducing duties-so strongly recommend
ed by the President in his message, and by the
Secretary of the Treasury in his reports given
5. Dallas and Cobb are to go to Madrid, to
bring back Cuba or war. They will do what is
required Of them. Cobb is furious Cubanite !;
Dallas is poor devil that runs upon every scent
the administration gives out, and besides is uncle
to Bob Walker, and under contract: and war
is to Bob what railroad charter is, mere spec
ulation.
6. Nuliiiers in Congress say, Cuba or war in
six months members Of the Cabinet say this ad-
m;nistraton ,cM have Cuba.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1854-06-27
eFThe following is from Senator Stewards

e~The following is from Senator Stewards
closing speech on the Nebraska bill
Commercial interests bind the slave and free
States together in links of gold that are riveted
with iron, and they cannot be broken by passion,
or BY ambition. Eith,r party will submit to the
ascendenoy of the other rather than yield the COM
mercial advantages of the Union together
common necessity, and not merely a common ne
cessity, but the common interests of the empire
of such an empire as the world has never before
seen. The control Of this national power is the
control of the great Western Continent, and the
control of this continent is to be in verv few
years the controlling influence of the world
Who is there North that hates slavery SO much.
or who South that hates emancipation so intensely,
that he can attempt with any hope of success to
break union thus forged and welded together ?
have always heard, with equal pity and disgust,
threats of disunion in the free States, and SINH
lr threats in the slave-holdng States. know
that men may rave in the heat Of passion and un-
der great political excitement: but know that
when it comes to question whether this Union
shall stand either with Freedom or with Slavery.
the masses will uphold it, and it will stand until
some inherent vice in its Constitution. not vet
disclosed. shall cause its dissolution"