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most atleet and S,,iri,le<s q, IL.
AiHer and ilarhorvp'o ,ciicr Mir F',e he
WIN, ~l'h ms miserable Alminis,r,,;, ~'' ale gu:
n,snse , Is as eiiectuaily used ", iitE,E
i;r;or, a MN IN apoStarr: bu.tia- ;.,s. VITO
i h;l Hereafter 70 nan who vii not 'pt-
lI,r,,"r 1,s !. r'S~ the la'h Of the E;ya- s,r1
- '' '''r Improvement Should rev , Il Al!
Of Northern or W. > slse the We
n;y"r N,In Fore ~honi now be l,,] -, An
" '''si>ai a'ho.rcn"e She man WI, . =
asked e. s S',a! M freedom in Nebra,k.
rha," MIA, ani who refused +, r. VI pr
Tor IT.. f'ver and lIarlor Improvement !" TIL
The Newarh Mercury co.,.n..,.,.
uron the same s,.;ic.. - '''F'
How his sham Dcmoc-7,v
wires out as he goes from ono -'.s Ia and
IN the g, ,1Teer Of weakness a,.:r, 'ao'her
lnr: The Government Ia, Il, ,- --s !, lar'u,
Iir.f' and no money WI winch ~, - u'iona'
hafhorS and cncorrare =. -, " improve
merrlal Interests ct the Nh -. con-
ships may sink in the s.orm. ., f,' Mest-
Tor tn want Of plare q: r..;-n -. - i'iei
efhm"nt must examine clos,lt tr..;- -, gov
save lie by appropriations. Tf.rn. ,l-1' 10
ever, . ''"' purpose ta- Viii, o,,r 10y. Nv
ment has moary IN 2'an,lan,a 53'eth-
hInf that >.a'e terri,pry car lie o,.,;,,a 9l' a
II Is thrown OF Is .aIi>bi,-,- :. anu
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might choose for tie image oil a sain; alert
to become martyr.
1--WE leave old Donald asleep. ard 60 with
lis son-in-law. Lewis Of the light-toot, and
Nadia the stag hound. surnamed the Throi
ter.
Where the hunter Of ,,eer and tie n::r:o troi,
10 his hill, that cnc;rclc the sea
I'VE have been ascending moun;ain-range
after mountain-rangc, before sunrise: and r.,
night is gone, and nature rejoices in Tie de-:
through. al her soiitu'les Sill =, death. vi
as life cheerful and unspcaAal,c grandeur
in the sudden revelation Where is the wild
der herd where ask Tie keen eyes of Mai
ia. is the forest of an;lers Lewis OF he
liaht-foot bounl. before, wii, Il: long c::n
pointing toward, he mists VOW Gai'lcr''! up
J.. TO the summit Il Bcnc,;'
"Ni"htfall- rr aro ,ntu more It Ii"
!. lnt Of the Three Torrents. Sma'l Amy i
crown familiar no--, ard. a,...oS. witiiout be
n. asked sings us thr c'oice.: Of her Gaeli,'
airs--a few too ofLow,ands mc!oi, all mci'
ry. yet all sadif in el!;!cs begun ending liz
showero or at least .cndcr nj, Of tears.
llcard'st thou ever such syrcn as this Gel
tic child? Did we rot always tell :ou thai
fairies were indeed realities Of the twilight OF
moonlight world? Ard she ia their Queen.
lark what thunder, ofarplanse' Tie va
tcrIR at the head of the great Cor':c '''rn-
tlers encore with hundred echoes. Btu. t'.'
songs arc over, and The small singer gone 20
her hcathcr-bed. There is hi |land moon
The shield of an rnE,l'cn arc',-ansel. There
are not many stars-tnt these two-ay. that
One, is sufficient to sustain the glory oi Ii"
night. lie no: alarmed at that low. wide, sol!
emu, and melancholy sound. Isune.s, tor
rents. rivers. !ochs. ana scas-rces!$. heather.
forests, caves, and cliffs all a-c sounding to
gothor ,horal anthem"
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Election. Tuesday Sept. 5.
" .iI III RIGHT /!

Otcason,!iv We fail IN with VIII, WHO
thinks the rartv.a at their State Convention
a: Er land, Should haze taken Al ialc7cn-
Hcn. stand and placed the name Of TO one
avon 'h'r ticket v':o had no: always a~tcd
with he WHY party. Eat in answer to suh
j. NAV t. sad that there we're man wl;rS
WHO hcu-nt that The Convention or.ht 70
ave adjourned AMI NO. IN mass Convention
III! all tho opponents cr Nebraska ard ~
r.;;h State ticket nnon which I'll could =
;i}c. The .;mc for CONTROVERSY r1oA Ills
ront. however. is past. Tic Convention a
y,led both extremes. TOOL. middle course
md nominated .ic&c:. an,, :, Is Good ore
enc which is very satisfactory 70 the wl.ir>
and to the opponents of :hr administration
generally The a"tof the State Convention
was RIGHT. The n!atcorm i rich.-thc nom
incos are right. Such is. with rare cvccp-
tons. The united voice Of The whics
II. ;hcn. 'hc whir< at their Safe Convcn-
ton dill That which WI. fitting and r;gh. doc,
= mr.. no,,o., ,,ot .,,o s,,,, ,,,,~.o r .:o,,
sho,,1 No rrrer,,;, ~, eo,.o.,, Co.,,,:,.,
Of the Sta'".and in TIE towns also? II seems
50 to lis and in t,is view Of the case we have
urged united action among the opponents Of
tho administration in this county in maxim
county nominations. and We hone the sam,
course will be adopted in selecting and clcc.
irc town REPRESENTATIVES. This is The onl,
r,t;onul cour,c n rrrsrc II NO would o:v,
!u, force and cIcc. to the n,iNc!ya>ka son
! tinont ,f ,,,c rcoplc. We von!d not i,nor,
.,c proceedings of tho vhir Convention
* .,kiur any oihc~. If we had declined
do;r, 80. We should. in cncct. have ,as>cl
i,l..n,crt ao,ir.. .'in VOICE or .',c Rutland
T. Convection. IT, Who. ofCa.o.!onia Conn
{; l;lr.. fc-;~r. even in ~ ;,:irc,t r,.,
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>rr,IAI. C"EEI >r">pENCE IF THE C,1Fpoy1,x
FAyrTrE Co.. Iowa Aug 1. 1854.
We have had recently large BODY Of In
dians on our borders. which have canscd a
great deal of unnecessary alarm. About EIGHT
hundred Sioux cncampcd for few DAYS at
Clear Lake for the purpose of procuring fresh
supplies of fish and rcmmican dressing deer
skins, and incidentally shaving such Winnie
hagors as might be found in the VICINITY
They were healed hv War-hash-,e-lin. or
lhnnder-(Iond. man o! considerable abili-
,v and were or the route to -. PaulS for their
aniutics. They were not over particular in
a>ccrtaInn" the owners of cattle found ncar
their encamrment. provided they were tolcr-
ally fat. They killed some Winnchacocs IN
the employ OF an Indian ira Ter. and took ono
prisoner, Two or three Of the >cal;s were
stretched across hickory hoops. decorated
with bells beads and ribbons. and suspended
upon pole around which a band of Sioux
danced and yelled in perfect ecstasy. An.
other ring WIS formed, in which was nlaced
the captive innebaCo-a bov of fourteen
VIII" was mark for all that is contcmptuous
and insulting in word and action. for which
Indians are so famous. Frequently bloody
scalp. warn from the head of some relative
would he dashed full in his face. vet he man.
Tested suilrn Indifference throughout. The
settlers in the immediate vicinity led to the
larger settlements. | saw some of the most
ridiculous instances of frigh: and cowardicc
Imaginable. Abundant opportunities were
offered for confirming the fact that coarse
NOISY. intrusive fellows are generally the YER
lest towards IN anticipation of danger Great
pity it is that such people were not under the
fear Of the Sioux all their lives. A gentle.
man may not always be brave man. but a
brave man is always gentleman. In the
present instance there was no occasion for
alarm. The Sioux are powerful nation
scattered from here to the Rocky Mountains.
and can bring three thousand mounted war.
riors into the field. but they have been on
friendly terms with the Government for a
long time, and they distinctly informed the
settlers that they had no designs upon them,
the truth of which has since been verified -
Moreover they had with them their women
and children; circumstance unheard Of in
regular war party. Yet a large share of
the settlers fled in various directions. and sent
messengers to the neighboring settlements
and to Governor Hampstead for protection
This coming to the Indians they kindly
informed the inhabitants through a moe.
sengcr. that if they would come into
their camp they should have ample pro.cc-
ton. And here permit a remark in refer
encc to northern people generally. We make
great complaints against the South. We saw
we have yielded time and oft to her demands.
and still she requires more. This NAV not
be very generous on her part, although per-
fcctly natural. Yet she has acquired nothing
| except by the consent Of the North ave and
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ST, job MS BURY,
SATURDAY. HIGtSTI?. lSJl.
STATE TICKET.
:. w ~,
Stephen Royce.
70: L.. Governor.
Rvland Fletcher.
.v' Treasurer.
Henry IL. Rafes.

COGNTY NNNiNATinNS.--Hf.:an; .'.r!.,v.
Senator-rIISHA WHITE
lLOH% VI. ROBINSON.
1"'6'' TnRDl CE VI. FRENCH.
S.atr's A:torr"v-|I. c. WILSON.
Strr;t1'- ttnOE j:IENiN
Juice or ~'4."-INNiS y. PADDOCK.
IL u E:;:..;fi-,. ELISHA IENNE
ESSEN COUNTY,
Serata...VHLIAN II. HAET>HURN.
,EATI'AN T. GRAVES.
''' ':s'S WILLIS" III HBANk.
Jr:isca'r..,.a'c-W1i,fAM CHANDLER.
Safes REInrN G. CLINTON.
Shcrt.-'OHN g. BARRING.
W.h Eai..;.r.-< :. Ii::NNI.T.
tUiNNNiN COT My.
c lGi.OE,,r II. PAGE.
NSAT. FRENCH
-, ,NAEEN NOORF.
Dt> Ill v. AIkiN
fH!e-r rf froha."-CN NEIES $. DANA.
$.a'.'> Nrarrev- EDW ARD T. CiUrON.
Sheriff HORACE Evans.
Ha.i;.l-,:'.OP'. lpr.
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THE ALEDO n / A N.


COMMENCEMENT AT MIDDLEBURY
COLLEGE.
Correspondence Of the Ca'saonion
MEssEs. EDITORS: As the Conference OF
Churches of Caledonia County are now en-
gagged in raising fund to found several schol-
arships in this institution, brief statement IN
regard to the commencement exercises may
not be unacceptable to your readers.
The commencement exercises were opened
Sabbath z. NJ, with the Baccalaureate ser
NOR. delivered to the senior class by Rev.
Geo \. i,1ardman, Prof: Of Rhetoric. Mr.
Boardman is strong and earnest thinker,
and a very able writer and his discourse was
listed to with great interest. AS he becomes
more extensively known through bis native
State he must take an exceedingly high rank
as scholar and writer.
Tuesday p M-The College Societies Gel
chratcd their anniversaries. The Philadel-
phians were addressed by Rev. Asa ID. Smith,
ID. d., of New York city; the Philomathcsi-
ans listened to poem by John G. SAKE, ESD,
of Burlington. Both gentlemen abundantlv
maintained their well known reputation.
Wednesday A. M.-The graduating class
performed very satisfactorily. Their pieces
were well written, we'll committed and we'll
spoken. The masters Grafton by l.. W.
Boardman, jr., was very able effort and ex-
cited unusual interest. The degree of A. B.
was conferred upon the members of the grad
uatins class; the degree Of A. NJ. upon Ed
win Ever;s, Esq, Henry NJ. Slade. Esq, So
!on Albee Sam'l W. Boardman, jr., George
Dunsmor. Luther Lowell, Allen F. Northrop
Thomas Scott Pearson, and Simeon ID. Post
graduates of the College; also upon Rev Geo
W. Barrows Of Salisbury. Clark II. Chap.
man. Esq. Of Ludlow. Nathan S. Hill. ESD
Of Cratt>hnrv. DIR. Moses II. Rannev. Of n. Y,
City, Gen. John :. Tyler of Boston: the de-
gree of -. ID. upon Rev. Benz F. Stone. edi-
tor Of The Congregational Journal, Concord
y. H.. and Rev. c. A. Thomas, Pastor of the
Baptist Church in Brandon.
Wednesday r. M-Rev. j. lanes Ran.
kin. recent graduate of Andovcr Theoloci-
cal Seminary. delivered a very graceful and
appropriate poem. After this were exercises
commemorative of the life and services Of
Rev. Joshua Bates ID. D.. who died last Jan.
uaI:. Rev. Geo. Howe. u. d.. Prof in Co.
'umbia Theological Seminary. $. C.. PRO
nonnceI an eloquent and just tribute to the
memory Of hi former pastor and instructor
nr- Bates was native of Cohasset, Mass, :
,raduate OF Harvard College pastor in Dcl
ham. Mass. fifteen years. President of Mid
al"hrry College twenty one wears. and final
J., a. the age of sixtv-sc,en was rc-scttled il
pu..lev. Mass. where he preached ncarl,
c,c, ~ wears. thus .hiina up his years will
u>rtu,nc.>
] All the ever, iscs wee highly satisfactory
Ike faculty are fcscr, A. "'.'''ar N" ronrs.
OF study and method of lis. ruc..'n are thor
ourh and the number OF student: is 'ncreas
inc. The examining committee spoAc in %
~ iiattcrinC terms Of the manner in win, h
the students acquitted themselves in The rig
III examination 70 which they were subjected
Vermont may we'll bc proud of an institution
which has done and is doing so much for vir-
tue and sound learning r.
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bmrHle. .irq II. Ia.
,,roECI II. FAGT.-DFAE SIZE: You aye a.,arr
e. our 'cmraton for Senator tv II, Convention
convcn. a, his place Yesterday The primary OBJ
icrt If .hs Convention 70 mite the a:i--l:yc-
~ sentiment. Of his County against the
of the slave power This >'.ucg'c vo.yc- no l..->
Of IN i~-,I" than National rec. National S:v-
err The requires clear he 'd and tout hearts
and tho friends 81 Freedom wau. ~" i7;"yi-7tinr
ration> dealt out. Re Ms CT tie Convention
passed the following resolution The 70, -"
'lr"n temperance VII he f,.r,, il. lie r,,,.;;i,.-
OF The t"uvcnionI wish 10 inquire ii vo,i beth
er 'l> resolution expresses volr views ,,l iln ii
lec'in! whether il! Of vor election v,i, would
approve of amendments If the character indicated
by resolution ia>>ci by IKE ate >ta:e Tc,u:o
C"nvcn;on 4, Montpelier. Tie resolution recon-,
ne'!> - you are aware. III" making il pena! .n,l,-
tain liquor Of authorized 20 I'll r mechanical
and medicinal purposes iy iil-c I.rc.er,,e~ r.,
make II PENAL Ia n or ass, o,,ier> in rr ,,i- :;
1u"r> IL be ira * ~ hcrera .rc-arl 70 re,,cl,-
the evils "cca>oncd TX the Miner alnoaf,nC,.-. -
called
our early consideration IS tic s-lc,.. and rc,,y
by lc::cr. will greatly oi'l;rc vo,;- friend.
EIl>S N.NAVi>
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GEORGE II. PAGE.

ELIs> y. DAVIS. ESo.-Dr,RS 1r; Yorr 1,..ar
"i the Nth instant has !.eon received L. 70, .
mn me I" say that united in The cali AMI :e:cl
the Convention holden nj panylc on the 10Th III
slant and that IhSartlv approve e tie sentiments
contained in MI the resolutions ,a. were there pas
cd. hav" fer many wears. yon well know been
engaged IN III" Temperance reform and am decided
iy in favor Of the present pr"ii;ory law ami should
mcnt> that time and experience shall demonstrate
to he ner"Ssarv-such a> 10 punish persons l. oh
tanning ll''cr by false pre'encc>. and icr Icdiirg it
through the country. and Others until the traffic in
Intoxicating liquors beverage >halI he >un,reSs-
ed Respectfully Yours
ASA l.. FRENCH
ST. Jnllnsburv AUG IL 1S.4
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II liz ta,r ), l.i.n.

enclose ~ a letter addressed hy the = ".
''e"rre H. Fa"" "n The temperance question: wlicl,
came up in Convention holden II Diivillc. n H..
81 :" Nr. A>a l.. French Pot. Il these go, ernsn
being Nominated ir Senator, bv .'o to.r,..i,.,,
have replied. and herewith c,c,.,e c,;.- # .l..i-
letters. The corresp, n'l"ace yor are al Ner.v T.
lubli>hi Won think he-, though : being o. nv ow
responsibility YOU are Under IL o. l:ioi. = 80 ::
publicity in your rarer. may adj 'he re- lie are
perfectly >a:i>i:!ct ~.
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Fuss y. PAWS. Escl .-pfAE SIE: io-,r
letter OF the ll,f in>an; j. before ne and lis con-
tents carefully noticed Allow ne .o>,y that -.
~ much rcl"cc I" sec The Frcemcn ii Caclofiia
'"1nf: iho't distinction oi rartv uniting aga NJ
tn" further ciicroaclncnt> OF the ~lavc ,aovrr. ~
i'r:hc maintenance al the great doctrine Of u,;,rs,
Rights. And further say that most cordially o.,
dor>" the resolution 81 the Convention of the 1o.
instant respecting tn" prohibition II thr traffic in IL
t"S'ca'hg liquors for beverage. And in relation
I" yonr other inquiries. most clccriulv answer
them in The Affirmative
Respectfully, Your o'c.lie,- Servant.
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THE INSTRUMENTATION COM
VENTIONs

yENT1ON.
The opponents of the national administra-
ton of this County held Convention at
Danvillc on THURSDAY the 10th instant. The
number was large, and in point of character
never has been exceeded by any County Con-
vention that we have attended in this County
Many of the strong and active wings and free
soilers were present: also several gentlemen
who have Withdrawn from the support OF the
national administration on account of It's
treachery to the cause of freedom. A deep
and earnest feeling pervaled the meeting
and DISPOSITION WIS exhibited to concert
such measures as shoula insure strong cS-
preston at the polls against all measures de-
signed to extend the curse of slavery. With
such a feeling and purpose the results OF the
Convention cannot be otherwise than poten-
tial
The ticket, with The proceedings Of the
Convention. appear in our paper OF to-day as
the sentiments of intelligent mon whom we
have heard speak Of it, when we say the
ticket. as whole. is strong one, and will
commend itself to popular favor. With the
use Of proper efforts Oh the part of It's
friends it will succeed by five hundred ma
iority. With less than that number the op-
ponents of slavery extension should not be
satisfied. They can, by a strong effort, carry
it in by a majority considerably larger
Shall it not be done?
In making up ticket Of so many individu-
ais it follows. as matter Of course, that all
are not g-atifcd in their choice. We all
have our f,voritcs. and some are necessarily
disappointed We could select ticket that
would suit US better in some respects than
the one nominated: Int it might not suit 9th
crs. When acting with others concessions
are necessarily involved. ard all sides are
under obligations to manifest 4 conci,ia:ory
spirit. Associated action makes this ncccs-
>ary: and we are sure reasonable ard con
>i>;cnt men will not overlook principle &c
gratiiy personal prciulicce 1t matters little
what men are candidates for office provided
they representa- principle. ard are capable
faithful AID honc>t. Some people indulge
e crrcrcc"s IDEA that in voting The, ,ot,
.,r th- mri WHO are canH;,l,.cS when in f..
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GOOD VIEWS FROM NILSSON ri.


L.. his clrc.iOn. SIX wings are clrc,.I 4.
Cox. c~r>, and one Hcntouan. CT the wing,
elected two or three are Nnti-Ncbra>ka.-
The wings and Hcn:0nian> voted together in
several districts ard secured three Anti Ne
bra>Aa n.cn'"r> o.. Congress iy 50 DONG. 1t
krnnctt. WHO succeeds Benton in the st. Lou
is district. turns ont 10 be An,i-\cbra>ka a.
there vii, he \ GAIN Of three on the right side
Of The question. Petty well for slave
holding State
Iowa. Seventeen counties give Grimes.
The Anii- Nebraska candidate for Governor.
Hoo ma iori'v. The chances are that he is
elected. Legislature not heard from
TlEE,rIr H;"r At ST. I."rlS. On the
9TH August Collection ,!,v) a terrible outbreak
Of popular fairy occurred at st. Louis. 1t
commenced witt, the S:allinr of an Amcri-
can hv an Ii>iman. Ipon thi. an attack
was made upon The Irish croggrricsabo fit-
" of Inch. mo>.iv 81 Ike lowest order. were
broken M. The military were called out
and T." proceedings Of the rioters chccLc -
Ten persons ,,crc Killed or have since died
and there were - or 80 badly wounded. scy-
c:al Of whom are not expected 10 recover.
li"r~.-Thc prospect Of a large crop Of
hops is encouraging. From al directions
where hops are raised in this country The re-
ports are TO the effect that the Weld will be
large. though in some localities the Jrourh.
will somewhat lessen it,
We learn that within few ,lavs CITY deal.
cr' have sent agents into the country carcrly
searching for hops. We do not certainly know
the rausc of this fresh demand. but douI, NOT
one exists. Producers will infer from This
that demand is likely to exist. and thew will
do wei to consider the matter.
"a Commodore Downs died at Charles.
town. Mass. on the llth instant. lie WIS &C
wears Of age.
eS' heat is selling in California at prices
less than it commands in New York, and the
state will have considerable surplus flour
to export.
HOTELS IN NEW York.-Pcrsons VISITING
New York are often sorcly troubled to find
a hotel. where the comforts of home may
he enjoyed, without cxhau>tins a fortune in
expenses. We take pleasure in rcterr;no
such to the establishment of Mr.. Us. SAVE.
RY, II Beckman street. This Hotel - will
be seen by his card. in another column. ;s
conducted on temperance principles, besides
possessing many advantages which others do
not afford. The plan is European that
Is, individuals pay reasonable sum for
room. and in addition pay for only such dish
es as they choose to select from the printed
bills OF fare The proprietor being a New
Englandcr, IS able to cater for the wants Of
ms Eastern patrons as another would not
We cordially recommend SAvrry's Ho,., to
our readers as quiet, well-resulated, and
cheap house, knowing from experience, that
1t Is ''what its cracked up to be-"
S The Orleans County Gazette has been
enlarged to about the size of the CA1rnox,
An and otherwise improved in its appear
ancc
ess The recent attack upon the President
Is suggestivc of the character of the admins
tra''on' C:rsar fell bv cold steel-infcrnal
machines were prepared for Napolcon-stil-
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ANOTHER VETO.

las .'rea9y been announce ,oo'f Te"'
trs 'hat IN ierce mas "''lne'" Ms "sst''
from The River and iiarhor hlii' ana 50 DE-
!.atcd that important measure. We have u"
comments TO MAJ" upon the Message i,i'tl
Tor really 1t can'airS rothing worth: OF com
incnt. Ii SIMPLY avs that the President Is
opposed n se.aae portions OF the tiil. AID III
favor Of others: and that he will present h:
Jews a. the next session. We cannot. b."
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WASHINGTON Cot NTY.-Somcf five or six
individuals. calling themselves free soilers.
united with the Pierce party of Washington
County and nominated County Ticket. The
free soilers, as party, declined the union,
and at regular Convention agreed upon a
ticket made up Of genuine free sellers. or of
wings and free sellers. A more Transparent
fraud could not be attempted than that of
making up ticket of Pierce men and calling
it antiNebraska. Nebraska and the admin
istra'ion are idcntica!-supportine the admin
lstration is nothing more or less than SUP
porting It's plans for extending slavery.
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\ HARD HIT.-Thc New Bedford Moron
ry. abiding to the Greytown affair, saws that
the administration has shown more macna.
nimity than could have been expected bv its
most arden, adnrers,i; felt obliged to thrash
somebody. ard II IL t7l>. one nj -. s;.<z
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Sv The Orleans County Gazette has been
enlarged to about the size of the CAIEpox,-
An and otherwise improved in its appear
ance.
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u The recent attack upon the President
IS suggestive Of the character of the admins.
tra''on C;rsar fell bv cold steel-infern,l
machines were prepared for Napoleon-st;l-
ie'fos sought Louis Philippe Our President
Is attacked with bo,t-5 mrs
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fl)f { nIr0unial1.

:!crc I'LL r." Prrss tho lsD,.c> r!rht> MAINTAIN
IaayC;. ~ Influence. 4. Il '!nbi.Urt ~ GAN
Here }a..io. !rSth lier glorious rreceP'> draw.
PLEDGED 70 Eeli9ior. Liberty, "i!d Law.
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e.. On the Ierca>c OF a 'niscrly and appa-
rn'lv indIscn, ply ician in st. Louis. week
h.:Jre last. SON. S,t.'"1" in bank bills, gold
-rJ .,'ce-. was r. ~ -o.'rc'cI III yaricu-
=. # h,- h,p:r
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e. I, is rumorcd tn the editor Of the
Star sill pass through this county trumpet
in hand. and "NAr>" The pc~ 'c r't ~ "'
caught voting for any Ant\e Ura>A can
di!s'cS- The Administrator rays the i:,.s.
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