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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1854-09-01
THE MUTUAL PROTECTION INSURANCE COMPANY
OF NASHVILLE. TENNESSEE

THE MUTUAL PROTECTION INSURANCE COMPANY
OF NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE. =
NFFICE over Sheppard Cos. EIchA Office, Will
I J insure on tnd MUTUAL PRINCIPLE, Houses,
Merchandise, &c, &c, &c. against Loss Damags by
Fire. Steamboats, any Of the Western waters against the
Hazards Inland Navigation and the Cargoes of OF
every description against the Pers of the Seas and Rivers
Also the Lives of persons in good health for single year.
for term of years. during life. Also Bank Notes trans
mitted per mail.
All persons having their lives property insured in this
Institution are entitled to full participation in all the prof
it's without any liability to loss beyond the amount of Pre-
miums which they may pay.
NJ 5. PITCHER, President
J.B. JOHNSON, Vice President
r. / + WHIRroS Secretary ianl
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ASSURANCES.
THE UNITED FIREMEN'S
Insurance Company of Nash
vile.


Capital 100000,
Chartered by the State.
This Company is now in success -
full operation, and is prepared to -
- take risks On Buildings Goods; Sssases'a
LOSS ORDNANCE BY FIRE.
Also on Goods Wares and Merchandise and Caroes gen
orally against the SEAs RIVERS and INLAND iRASsPoSTA
TIoS upon favorable terms any Office IN tne Cty
Office No. 25 College street, opposite the Sewsnee
House. 10 EDWARDS, fresldent
JOHN 3 DAsuIxI1 Secretary myl8-n
PRoTECTIoN INSURANCE COMPANY OF NASH
WILLIE
CAPITAL 100000.
rJNHE COMPANY being fully organized under its Char
ter granted by the Legislature Of Tennessee, is no"
prepared 70 issue Policies against loss damage BY Fire
on Buildings Goods, Wares, and Merchandise generally.
ALS0.-0n shipments against loss or damage By Meas.
Rivers, or Inland Transportation, on the most iaVorso
terms
Life and Negro Policies granted at current rates.
r8y- Office No 81 Public Square, up stairs over W. T.
Berry Co.'S Book Store.
DIRECTORS.
Samuel NJ y seay, K, K = T. Morris, Morris,
L. A. Ianer J.F. Demovle
G.. NJ Nichol, w. ii. Gordon,
Hu. Douglas, III. Il. Morris,
H. S French, 4. N. Williams,
7. W Maxey, L. U. Harms,
a. o SAMUEL SAMUEL sEAY, President
ISAAC LIrroN, Secretary. [my-G
TENNESSEE MARINE AND FIRE INSURANCE CON.
PANY.-CAPITAL $3.50, 900.
OFFICE OVER DYER Pearl. Il LOS. EXCHANGE
... OFFICE.
They will make insurance Houses and Goods Of de
scrpon against fire. Steamboats, and Cargo against fire
and the risk of the river the Cargo Of Keel Boats and
other crafts and vessels and other cargOes
the usual terms. JOHN NJ HILL, President.
JosEPH VAULK, Secretary.
DIRECroRs-Alex Allison, John NJ Hill, B Fogg, G II
Fogg James Corey, Jno Bass, Joseph Woods, Samue
Seay Matthew Watson, ] j White, Jacob McGaVock.
janl -t
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IOIhI1OIsIlr.als.
the last meeting of the Directors of the Ef cid and
"a kentucky Railroad Company, the following oIutOns
were adopted:
l. That the Engineer is hereby directed 10 make as
possible the nal location of the route of ts read ou
Ldgeheld through GOodlesvlle to Springfield, Robert
son county"
= That call of eight per cent. be Bade upon to
stock, payable in monthly nsalmsns OF twOptr cent q.
w-Ou the I'd day of September, the "a day o. October
I'd day Of November, and the I'd 6sy Uf December DeA
PAYMENTS to be made the office 0t the i-as Light JJ
pal,y WASHINGTON BARkOW.
Secretary and Treasurer
A.. ne ,<6-aoRur of the r. and X. r R. Co
Tor kENr.-A comfortable house ON spruce s'ies
II y dooT. beyond Demumbrsne, ecDtaining Z foon4s
god kitcheu abs &c Also sua frame house On Sum
ner street beyond BTosd ST. Al ply 70 ,
"'es s,sIs ,1ss'' WN.L- BOTDpr.
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TELEGRAPH CHALYBEATE SPRINGS
OPEN For TIE SEASON.

TELEGRAPH CHALYBEATE SPRINGS
OPEN FOR THE SEASON.
HOPE the citizens will not deprive themselves OF the
of this good water, which has been beneficial
number who have used it for three Those per-
sons can for themselves the spring use the
believe il each and every person would drink OF
this water twice day. they would be troubled with
dIsrrhea for example: you may eat any thing YOU WISH
and il this it will be perfectly digeSted for
have eaten diet that would have sOured NV stomach
in five minutes if had not used this water.
Terms made known at the Spring.
june25-tf d. A. COLE, Proprietor.
ANALYSIS.
Carbonate of Iron Carbonate of Magnesa Carbonate of
Lime Sulphate of Maguesia Suphate of Lime Muatt of
Magnesia Nurste OF Soda.
The specific gravity Of fresh water Ol222-dstisd
water being taken as the standard
understand that the has already been beneficial
TO several invads 1t will be beneficial TO greater de-
gree when taken fresh from the Spring should pro-
Stinulaut and tonic and adapted consequently
To cases of debility, accompanied with anomc cOndi-
On of the svstem and contra indicated IN pehOrlc and
infammatory states.
June "a, 1852. RICHARD q. CUERET.
There is doubt but that Spring kept by Mr. d. A
Cole the Eastern end Of the Suspension Bridge good
Chay ate and that is adapted many diseases
of debility B. w. HALL. NJ ID.
j.. THOMPSON, NJ. d.
HENRY CAR0W, NJ. ID.
T. K JENNINGS, NJ. ID.
BOYD MNAIRY. NJ. d.
r. c. X. MARTIN, MD.
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STOP THE RASCAL!

TWENTY-FIVE DOLLARS REWARD for a man ,slr
Il calls himself ORIyAL EvREITE who came TO NV house
~ February last, and work for me and remain ii
with me until last Saturday evening; he theu ook nv
horse saddle bride and blanket and lde his cu- ehd
has not been beard Of since He Is a small man o rather
yellow complexion; about hye feet inches high he iSa
thin visaged man, with eoWislI hazel eve and o!er
bic large nose bis hair IS straight and black with soa
tew gray hairs he SAYS that he Is wears old he
mild spoken man with but few words he said that be as
raised IN East Tennessee, and his father lives Ia Rahs
county, East Tennessee The horse that he carried AVA
was young bay horse two years I'D about fifteen and
hall hands high, with bald face and hind white
tie above the quarter joints; he has black main az ai
and is rather brown bay he is Of the Ton Hall pacing
Stock and pace very well he Is Unallere and sized
before when he left.
will give the above reward 10 any person wha wi
bring the and the horse or either of them or -
cure either Of them and give information hat can
get them. kITTREII.
Lebanon. Wilson county. Tenn ivs-'f
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LAS WM, MORN,

JAS WM. WORN,
IMPORTER and de ller in fine LOndJn Liverpool, and
Geneva Watches of the most celebrated makers, No.
814 Chestnut street. Philadelphia has constantly on hand
some If the finest watches that be found IN The city
comprising chronometers which perfectly adjusted
for the different changes of temperature and warranted
perct timekeepers Dupe and Patent Lever Watches IN
Hunting and Openace cases which will be sent 10 any
pqrto the Uno securely packed at prices as fo
lows:
Chrunometers from 800 to S5o0in Gold Cases;
Dupee - 10 200
Levers % to poo some in magic cases;
l.eWneS j to 81
Silver Levers Is 10 A..
j. W w hav:rg had mary wears expeiitnce IN some ol
the Ia ge> manufacturing houses ia London can guarantee
the correct Performance all watches purch lsed from him.
no watch Is offered for sale until thoroughly examined
All description OF watches properly repaired on the pre-
ullSes, No, SUi Chesnut st, Philadelphia
uuES-Sm.
ITO COUNTRY MERCHANTS.-We have a
large aud well assorted Stock of Fancy Goods which
will sell by the Piece at small advance on eastern cost
| for cash; on short time. STEVENSON Il WHITE
mar2S - 80. College st
I ARD OLA supply Of wlu.er srnu,,, IA =,
| l. OIL, just received and for sale by
! jUn22 STRETCH ORR.
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n. J.
OFFICERS
CAPT. Y n. DOUGLASS, President.
q. EDWARDS, Vice Pres5deat
W. H. CRUTCHER, Seeretarv
W. \. MUNDA0, Treasurer
DIRECTORS.
GEN. JOSEPH MILLER vi DOUGLASS
X. ALLEN JOSEPH HARLAN
COL. J-C. GUILD, TYREL n BELL
T. X. HOWARD, SAMi4 l.AUDERDAEE,
ROBT. WILLIAMSON WN CANTRELI
sugll-d&twtd
L BROWNS ESSENCE or JAMAICA
Il GINGER.-This ESSENCE is a preparation Of una
suzl excellence In ordinary daFrhOa inclpen ehoiers
10 short si cases of prostitution OF the digestive functions
so common, 1t Is OF neStmable value During the pre-
vHlence OF epidemic cholera and summer complaints of
children 1t Is peculiarly ehcaciOus aily individual
or traveller should be without it. eakes the system 10
resist tue influence OF ncPisnt disease which turks in
changing climate
CAUrIoS.-Be sure to get the genuine Essence. which ia
prepared only by F. Brown, at his Drug and Chemical
Store T. Corner OF Fifth and Chestnut Streets Phiads
Pha and for sale by all the respectable Apothecrs in M
United States, and in Nashville by W W. Berry & De-
movile, Ewin Bros, ThOs- Wells Il. G. Sc5ven
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SUNDRIES.

STEWART & WEAKLEY,
wholesale Grocers Commission Merchants and Dealers
in Foreign and Domestic Liquors,
No. Broadway. Nashville, Tennessee.
4 SUNDR1ES.
5000 lbs Manela Cordage; 1000 lbs Jared Cordage;
1000 lbs Gotten Cordage; 500 bags fine Salt;
IS reels rac'g Yarn; 200 a. coarse do;
100 bales 0akum; % hhds Sugar;
500 lbs assd Twine; 100 bags Rio Coffee
25 bbls Rosn; 10 bbs Lard OIL
25 bbls Pitch; 100 bbs reb'd Molasses
so pigs Lead; - doz Corn Brooms;
$50 asssd Nails 80 boxes No. Soap;
IS wro't Spikes; 10 4" Scotch Snuff
10000 Napoleon and Jenny Lind Cigars:
% boxes manufactured Tobacco; .. ......
10 '' Smoking Tobacco;
SO g ground Mustard and Pepper;
10 doz Zinc Wash Boards;
200 assorted DimaiOns;
chests best Imperial aud Black Teas;
25 bbls crushed and powdered Sugar
100 bbls Whisky, various brands;
% bags old government Rio Coffee;
30 " ass'd Yarns, from 2. Woods Factory
l0kegs Golden Syrup;
20 boxes Summer Candles;
so Star do; .-
80 doz Masons Backing;
SO boxes half pint, pint and pint k1asks
200 bags Maney's Table Salt;
Indigo Madder Soda, Wrapping Paper, Copperss. Yer
macia Maccaroua Market Blankets, Mops, Catsup, Pow
al ang4 srI'' 49, " '"'' STEWART wEAKLEY.
GROCERIES, Nc-FRE ESH ARRIVALS.
zoo SAChS PhlME hIU COtFEE-neW crop
25 sacks Laguyra Coffee; 10 bbs Mackere fish OF 50;
20 do good Java do; 20 kits do;
so hhds pew Sugar; 20 boxes Cod Fish;
so bbls MoIasses; 20 " Smoked Herrngs;
801S do do; 200 Sardnes
25 do Golden Syrup; 20 4 gal qt jar Pickles;
20 do Crushed Sugar; 20 90 Lemon Syrup;
20 do Powdered do; 10 :. Pepper Sauce;
80 do Loaf do; Sa. Bitters;
10 tierces fresh Rice; 90 doz painted Buckets
so boxes and half boxes NJ 10 nests Tubs;
r Rasins casks London Porter
100 drums Smyrna Figs 10 bags Alspice;
10 bags S Almonds; 20 Pepper;
casks Pecan Nuts; 10 I" Race Ginger.
bbs Brazil do;
With numerous other articles in the grocery line, just
received and for sale low for CASH by
decll E. s. CHEATHAM &CO.
CHAMPAGNE,
IN BASKETS and boxes fine Champagne; superior ar |
~ tce of the best brands just streceyed and tor sale
by [declll E. s. CHEATHAM l. co.
FINE WINES, BRANDIES, &c.
l01S CASKS OLD MADEIRA;
81 &" 90 Sherry;
5H Port;
lO11 pipes pure Cognac Brandy old and tine;
201S casks
2 pipes Holland Gin;
2puncheOns Irish Malt Whisky;
10 boxes assorted Cordias
For sale by [decll E.S. CHEATHAM co.
- - ~ = o.nu,. |
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MUSICAL ACCOM z his n VI ENTSs
DROFESSOR DE CCENIEL has the pleasure 10 an
nounce TO the Musical Public of Nashville and it's vi
cnty, that he has to reside permane nily and will
be happy to meet the engagements OF private individuals
schools and Seminses to give practical and classical in
struetions the Harp Piano Forte Guitlr Organ and
Singing; 10 advanced Pupils, finishing Lss0Hs) Also,
Card of terms msy be bad by applying to
PROF. be CGNIEL
At 10 Vine street.
N. B-PrOf DsCenisl will be pleased 10 fI the stus
ton as Orgenst. augl2-Im
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Y. MYERS, A. c. CARTER
1 STOCK OF cARS1aeEs. S6s3

DON AQUA SPRINGS FOR RENT.-These
d Springs will be rented for the present year. leased
for of years There extensive accommodations
for visitors, and everything necessary TO make them
popular place of resort for health pleasure They
situated Hickman County Tennessee, and for the last
several have been much requened By the citizens
of Davidson Williamson, MaurJ and other neigh bOTAg
counties Any wishing rent or lease will address
MRS. ELIZABETH A. WEEMS
Bon Aqua p o. Hickman county, Tenn,
S, L. FINLEY,
81 College street. opposite Planters Bank, Nashville.
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INDIAN RUBBER GOODS.
ooP, Pants s"f, Horse SoHeis. Wagon covers.
Piano COvres Nursery Cloths, &c.
(WHICH will not wet through or become sucky any
w cDIt The cheapest and best article in our line
offered. For sale by the manufacturers, ROGERS d
WYCKOFF successors to H. Day, % COurtland Street,
New lask
of Rubber Goods. Also exclusive selling agents of Elias
tic Webbing suitable for Cores in Congress Boots.
may30-3m.
. ELLING AT COST-wALKING CANES, MEEK:
- CHAUM PIPES, &c.-We are selling the balance of
our stock of the above articles at cost TO close out. Any
ap7 LYONS cos ls Cedar St
NEGRO MEN FOR SALE.-Three stout, likely
~ MEN for sale low for cash. One Of them hugh
stock pOw, OF make gate.
jyl8-t DABBS& & PORTER
DIO COFFEE-6O bags Rio Coffee for sale to arrive
II per E. Howard, by VIII. GORDON co.
mar22 81
GLOVER SEED-l5 barrels Pennsylvania Clover
mar29 WI GORDON 4 co.
WRAPPING PAPEK.-IOO BUNDLES
w East Tennessee Wrapping PaRer E 6TSdS for sale by
i EECHES.-A good supply OF the Best Leeches, just
II received aud for sale by STRETCH ORR
NEW ARRANGEMENTS.
A Ii. HICKS j. q. DARDEN, have united their
IA. stock of CHINA, GLASS AND EAkTHEN WARE.
and will continue the business at HICKS CHINA HAIL. 40
Public Square, Nashville.
Nashville, July 20 1S54-eO&lm-
TINHE undersigned have in large and well
assorted sock of every article in their line, which will
be od favorable terms be had in the Eastern
Cities or elsewhere Merchants and par
jyao2eo&dim. HICKS DARDEN.
UNITED STATES HUTkL,
CHEsSUr STREET, ABOVE FOURTH, PTILADELPHIA Pa
~ j. Mcclellan, date of Jones' HOTEL has the -
J. pleasure to inform his friends and the travel GM
ling community hst he has sed this House for tenn
of years. and is prepared tor the reception OF CT
The Local advantages Of this favorte establishment are
too well known to Eeed Comment
The House and Furniture have been put in first rate Or
der; the large and well ventilated The Tables
will always be supplied with the best and the proprietor
pledges himself that effort on his part shall be wanting
Hotel in the Quaker City. Tiy7dsul
FOR SALE.
A BRICK DWELLING, with six rooms, kitchen,
IA large brick stable &c, No g. corner Of High fsA
and Gay Streets The lot fronts l25 feet Hgh and A
lS5 feet Cav street ADDlY at No 681L Cherry
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BARGAINS! BARGAINS!
AT

W.. Az ]. G. MCLELLAND's Metropolitan Store,
Nos. 81 and So, College Street.
WE have on hand an elegant assortment of SUMMER
w DRESS GOODS; Rich, Plain and Check Silks /;
Rich Founced Bareges Rich Printed and Plain do Rich
Organdies Muslius and Lawns elegant Silk and Muslin
Mantes and many other Perishable Goods which will
close out Now is the time for friends
wanting great bargains TO give US call
W. a. 4 }. &. McCLELLAND,
jyl9 No 81 and 50 College street.
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THE GAtEAT SOM.

The tThEAl StliIN A
fNHIS grand exhibition will commence tie 18th Of Sep
Il ternber, lS54 and continue for FOUR DAYS al he
Fair Grounds
GALLATIN. SUMNER COUNTY, TENN
These beautiful grounds have been nled ~ at rear
expense under the direction of committee who have
mace every arrangement Tor the comfort and couveuene
Of yslters, and especial the ladies'.
The number of Stalls and Pens for every Kind uf soek
have been largely nc eased tar exceeding those ID
any oher alr grounds IN the country Mos Jhein have
already been engaged by persons alta distance and should
Tue public interest increase, addit0nof several hundred
more will be required.
The Society have also arranged for the G
Of he
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1854-09-01
LARGEST PAYILIo,

LARGEST PAYILIOl
Ever erected in the State; the Canopy a
over 20 600 feet Of canvass 10, 900 feet os ..
necessary aPpendage-the whole w.ighin.
The erection OF this pavilion over the be..
amphitheaire, with elevated seals suficef
SEVERAL THOUSAND p -s
VIII contribute very greatly the eHos OF the cccs
sion, anordng complete protection from Jh- rty, ,T
sun, and giving The visitor full view Of the circle aud
grounds.
REGULATIONS.
All articles animals intended for exhib n must posi
lively be entered before 10 o'clock othe day OF exhibition
The Socetys book Of entry will be ubeaeJ from .f dav
OF September, and persons respectIY requested %
make their entries before the days Of the Fair
No animal viii be admitted in the rfy without being
confined unless BY special permission uu the Directors
All the members OF subscribers families under twenty
one years Of age are admitted free Of charge
The Fair Grounds will be opened each morning at
O'Clock and the proceedings commence at 10
The Association solicits com eitiOn for the premiums
from every county in The Stale az
The officers OF all sister rsOeeties respectfully invited
to attend and participate with the pleasures
casion.
All the ladies will confer favor BY granting Us thei
presence.
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+ immediate application is made great bargain will
be given in the following tracts of land viz 300
in Whites Bend fronting Hydes Ferry Turnpike and
Cumberland River. 7sl miles from Nashville, 40 acres
cleared balance well tmbered-soil mostly good. Also
13 the Noensvle Pike adjoining Woodson and
w. X. Lucas miles from Nashville. Also 81 ad
joining Lucas. Apply to j. B. Moore in Whites Bend or
augll. JOHN L. Il r. w. BROWN Gherry-st. E
The Belmont chronicle, and farmers, mechanics and manufacturers advocate. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1848-1855, 1854-03-10
POE I II Y .
From Ar,aHrs Home Gazette.
FEBRUARY RAIN.

..... BY HELEN L. BosTwicK.
Starlessis the hight, and dreary;
And my ear is very weary
Listening to the winds wild signing,
Aud the waves more hourse replying
To the fitful dash and futter
rs d... vines ssuinst the shutter;
To the Da,,er;ne and the beating, -
Te the surging and ret. A"'s
And the riotous refrain
Of the February rain.
IF slumber, dream only ,.. .....
OF all things most stark and lonely;
Beating cliffs, with shadows dismal,
Lost in biackest deeps abysmal;
Spectral horsemen, madly riding.
Spectral sails. in moonlight gliding.
Lightning .scsn'd and blacken'd branchef,
Clicking, shuddsr ing avalanches-.-
Strange that thought should catch such train
From tho February rain! H.. '"..f.f
Yet, know the kind earth kcepeth
Every little drop that creepeth ...
Down among the roots OF flowers,
To make glad the April hours.
:Midst the roots Of grains and grasses,
whispering, as the cold flood passes,
"Lo..- meath aspect Of affliction,
Natures holiesl benodction!
Faircr crown shall Summer gain
For the February rain!"
And from this iain would borrow
Comfort in my night Of sorrow;
Trusting that its clouds, distilling
Now such bitter tears, and filling
All my heart with doubt and sadness,
Yet shall water germs Of gadnessi
Flowers, whose bloom shall languish never;
Pure resolve, and strong endeavor-' -.th
Hopes serene, and chastened ieoling.-.
Clear.eyed faith, to Heaven upstealing-.'
Patient waiting -..self denial..- l4.a. a .
B, Till ] bless this stormy trial, f-.t u... ..H
Even a. flower, and fruit, and grain, .
, Bless the February rain! Ir --.. b..
EpINBuReH, o. ... a..
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3O'nlin.
TcoNTINUED.


"R.solpsd, &C., That by the joint resou-
ton, approved March VT, lS45, for annexing
Texas to the United States, It being ordained
that 'the territory properly included within
and rightfully belonging to the Republic Of
Texas, may be erected into new State
&C. 1t is the opinion and Judgment Of Con-
gress, that the admission of Texas into the
Union, with the boundaries described by the
laws thereof, not objected to by the United
States, at the time of such annexation, 10
conclusive, as against the United States. Of
the right OF Texas to the territory included
within such boundaries. 81
The recognition proposed by this resolution
would give to Texas all the land east of the
Rio Grand, and line drawn from its source
to the forty second parallel, and west Of the
line between the United States and the Span
ish possessions already described.
Now, sir. of the territory within this claim
of Texas, that part between the 80 and 3S
of north latitude, and west Of l03 of longi-
tuds. was incorporated into the Territory Of
New Mexico, That part between the asth
parallel aud the Arkansas river, stretching
north toward the 42d parallel in q long mar
row strip, and that other part included within
100 o and lO3 of longitude, and &c 9 80
north latitude. and the Arkansas river, were
not incorporated into New Mexico. nor relin.
quished to Texas, but became q part of the
territory Of the United STATES Here are
these two tracts of country, which the Sena.
tor says were cut off from Texas. and incor.
nerated into New Mexico. II the claim O.
yas was valid, they were cut off from heI
Te. ". but they were not incorporated into
A aerrsto,. o. 20. The Senator is totally mis-
New Men. 't;andit is not trifling mis-
taken Al 70 III. west ofNew Mexico, be-
take. The track ..Il :. Arkansas rver, con
tween s6 Q 40 snS III. 'dsqusrs miles. II
tains over twenty tbeNssl contents Of the
is not easy to sssimsss the 'ess Connec
other track. The frst Hss lars y and New
ticut. Rhode Island, Nasssshusetts' tractI
H.m,.hire pu, togsthsr. The two the
nrohah ~ are nearly equal in estspt 70 - ,
whoIs - New Englapa, excluding MAINS
Ths.s,s... % >ssn States in the onion nsltAeI
~ .,h;.h % in extent the larger Of tnese
tr.s,. "va squa IDLY the smaller. Not enc
800, NOT PROB V was incorporated INTO
Nv. Nv ., .n', 'err'oi. stths Senator asserted
Nsw hexico, and ~st, sir. thst here was
mat It oil was. Irel ts Senator that he
great error. ! show I. -isl settlement. But
wss wrong in very mate. ,ffslsifying the
lld ! accuse him, therefore, 4 wilful mis-
puoIc! history of the conntry!. Net At all
rp rrppiessatsstioai of f.lsshOO4j liable 3
..o, senator W. other men.is s, "Mws
,,;., 81 ne fslls iRts s.ror upon sP' stP
my esntrevssa (which may +
The Belmont chronicle, and farmers, mechanics and manufacturers advocate. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1848-1855, 1854-03-10
Maintain Plighted Faith.
SPEECH

HON. S. p, CHASE, OF OHIO
IN THE SENATE, FEBRUARY 3, 1854
Against the Repeal Of the Missouri
Prohibition Of Slavery North Of 81 .
a.v. 80 min. .... d.