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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-08-29
FIRES LONG PENT UP
TERRIFIC EXPL0SlONH
Tremendous Volcanic EruptiOnH"

n n
III TIL e Sc ETHIN g L "A All
GONE three years ago took INTO our employment
y and CONFIDENCE, man by the name OF Mclean 90
well were W. pleased with his devotion TO business anu
the interest he displayed pecuniary affairs that IN
the course Of few months took him into iini,eo
partnership for one year thus by large Pecuna g
community, he warmed into social ana puohe oehg
and vitality by and through our aid and influence.
viper like he stung hands that him sutenance.
Having rned the immense popularity OF mat wonder
ful remeiy
THHMG xrCANMusTANG IMMINENT!
having genius enough TO originate, nor inteec
and talent enough sustain article OF his own concep
ton aud original and independent OF for an exs-
ence-iNe all parasites, he determined 10 cling To the
skirts and draw vitality sustenance and support from
Others. He made a mixture of ''TAR and IURPEN-
TIyE"-''fiehed from us a name"-mutated our direc
tions and advertisements and called this abortive de-
formiiy volcanic Oil Linimen." with shallow and
fimsy pretext OF Originality He has made desperateef
forts induce dealers and the people 10 Buy and rsE his
worthless filthy and perncious trash by representing II
to be similar to, and equally ecacous with the original
MEXICAN MUSTANG IMMINENT!
Bat he has sgnal failed in hlabored attempt at decep
tion and has had to Perry Davis Pain Killer
make precarous support? What can we say ofsuch
man! 1.-The has any conscience need cay no more.
1.-The has none, only the public against i'm
position, and ihus Cor the present leave him in his
BURNING FLAMES OF TRUTH .
From the agony 9f which bis ''villanous compound
TFCAUTIoN NUMBER TWO 2
Another feeble effort has been made to pro8t by the
popularity article, by man in Louisylle who put
up few gross ola preparation which he called Amer
can Mustang Liaiment" He has, however, become sat
sfed Of the error he committed and has pledged his
sacred honor that he will never more nfi ge on our
rights attempt deceive and impose upon the
duty unsuspecdng confidence ofhe public ,on whom
he is dependant for his living. With this pied.
have agreed TO draw dark veil Of charity and forgive
ness over his past acts. and let Ism go in peace.
BUT We WARN THE AFFLICTED!
To be ware OF alimposi,ions, aud by no nment that
has not on the wrappers and directions, and
the evidences of the copy right secured" and you will
getthe worth your money, get relief from your infer
mites. and bless the day that you used the
MEXIC AN MUSTANG IMMINENT.
l = The Linment Is put up in three sizes, aud reIils
at % cts. 80 cts and 81. The large bottles contain much
more Linmeat in proport to the prcesan there
fore cheapest.
JP Principal Office 3O4, Broadway. New York, and
corner Third and Market streets. 1t. Louis No. and for
sale by dealers In Drugs and Medicines and b, country
store keepers in all parts OF the United States.
III T. For sale in Evansville by
KELLER, FARySLEY & CO.,
MILLER a. CO.,
Jy r6-Iyd&w and several other Druggists.
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BEDFOUD,S FAMILYCHOCERY.

THE UNDERSIGNED would respectSlle inform the elf,
j. zens OF Evansville aud vicinity. that he has IN
opened fresh stock of Family Groceries, and Provi-
sons ofevery description, tr-t street. next door TO
James Steels Lumber Yard, where he hopes. by strict
attention tn business to mertand receive share OF pub
lie patronage.
am daily receiving fresh supplies OF Butter, Cheese,
Eggs Lard and Poultry country aud shall keep
constantly land full supply of all staple articles for
table
My MARKETwAGoN will deliver all goods bought
Il Store to the residence OF the purchasers prompt
y upon the receipt of their orders. Please call and
anime my stock. Uanl6-ly) T.. T. BEDFORD.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-08-29
WAR DECLAREDu

WAR DECLARED!!
II EVF SILEERM y has declared, mot war;. but that
Il he just received the finest stock Of Spring Goods
ever brought 70 Evansville and that he caS ad w,tt
sell them as cheap any other house in the West
His NEW STOCK consists in part of Spring and um.
mer Clothing ofevery description.
LADIES' DRESS GOODS.
every other article in line of Fancy Goods He
is new manufacturing his Clothing i'm this city, has the
bestand most CUTTERS and warrants salts
faction trade. Call and see me- TapI9
RAGS WANTED
WILL pay the highest market price in cash for Cot
Il ton or Linen tags TH0S. CONJUNCTION,
feb2O Corner of Main and First streets.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-08-29

ETNA INSURANCE COMPANY.
OF Hartford, Connecticut. .
CAPITAL 500 .Ooo-as paid IA and infested.
u>HS Company incorporated with perpetual charter
IL and insures against loss damage by Fire
Dweng Houses nuaeturng establishments house
hold furniture and merchandise general. Also. inland
against the perls of Losses will be hher
ally djusted and paid with Promptness.
THOMAS X. BRACE. Pres't.
L. q. RiPLrv. Secretary.
H Applications may be made the subscri
authorize receive proposals and issue poll
Insurance. Office
in the West. A. &. HALLOCk. Ag't,
eyll If Main street. nearly opposite the Bank.
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M T. are now turning out some Of the most complete
" Engines, and ether Machinery ever built in the
and at Cincinnati prices il not lower All persons
wanting anything in lire will find IL 10 their interest
10 call and examine work.
mill G. ID. EGGLEsToN & CO.
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SADDLERY HARDWARE AND COACH


w would call the attention Of Sadders and Coach
w makers and all others dealing in the above bust
ness To our full and complete stock, consisting in par
of Hlmes, Wagon, Stage aud Buggy.
Leethers, Patent Enameld. Harness & Skirting.
Buckles, Roller, Bride and Harness.
Webbing, Rein, Girth, Roller and Strasng.
Pad. ees-Japanned Brass and Silver Mounted.
Chains, Stage and Trace.
Saddle Trees, Spanish. side, Fall Backs, &c.
Thread and silk and Pushes.
ALSO
Axels, Bands, Oil Cloths, Duck and Drilling.
Lace. FASTING and Scanning.
Bolts, Carriage and Tire.
Saddle Nails, Brass and Lace Tacks.
Bride Bits and Strrup Irons orevery kind.
Whips, Buggy, Riding. 6 um and Ok.
The above will sell low be pursha sed In
The West (dec2l BABCOCK BROTHERS.
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CHARITIES ST. FIRE. NEW ORLEANS.

NEw ORLEANS, April ~. 1854.
We have abundant reason to recommend Rfch's Sala-
mander Safe as emnently freproo since had IN ex
cellent opportunity, the 5th February last testing
OF that description, which purchased several
years since Of Mr.. Isaac Bridge. Our store, No 8,
Charres street. with entire stock hats trimmings
&c, burned the morning of that day. subjecting
safe tn very intense heat during several hours yet
IL saved all ts contents comprising bank notes ana
checks upwards of nine hundred dollars bills recey
able several thousand dollars, and i'm our
books thousand dollars. As said cost only
one hundred and ten dollars. we risk nothing in pro-
nouncing it the cheapest article We ever purchased
ALERT 81 TRlCO.
A large assortment of WILDERs PATENT SALAMANCA
SAFEs, with Rich's Improvement. for safe by
STEARNS d MARVIN,
successors to Rich & Coz
I46 WATER STREET. n. Y.
The only Makers OF Salamander Safes. combining Will
der's and Rich's Patents. and Sole Projectors Of
Jones' Worlds Fair Lock, which has neither key nor
keyhole. ALLiS q HOWES,
my9-u Agents at Evansville.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-08-29

A Nd BRIDGE BUILDERS. wanting Car Wheels, or
Iron work OF any description, can be accommoda-
ted promptly at establishment We challenge the
Western Country to produce u SMITH than the
Foreman Of our Smith Shop.
mill & D. EGGLFSToy & CO.
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Lively AND Sale STABLE
BOOT & SHOE MANDATORY,
APOLLO HALE RESTAURaNT-

STREET, BEr. SYCAMORE AND
NPLUNCH EVERY MORNING AT 10 O'CLOCKH
KILLER g. CETTO
Beg to announce having open
NN lei I'd the above Restaurant, which - MI ~
N.Y. will always be kept supplied 49, So
~ with the bestthe market affords. 49,
ana every Kind of Game in season; res Baltimore 0ys
ters IN every Style Meals hours, The BA is fur
nlshed with the choicest kind Liquors and Cigars.
spacious Hall, well lighted with gas and fitted up
with seats, adapted for Concerts Ills Lectures Pub
feoSf KILLER & CETTO.
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CABINET WARE HOUSE.
COFFEE House AND RESrARAUr

Hater street, merit Insurance Company Exams Ia.
uENkf SCHAEFFER'S new Coffee House and Res
IL taara in the three story brick house, between
surance Co. o1ce and the Pavilion Hotel, is fitted
upin the best STYLE and he Is prepared to receive his
friends and the public, and accommodate them in the
best manner His Bar will be supplied with the choicest
liquors Wines and Aes which, with other
he will up in the approved style and at ali
hours of the day. Mr.. will always keepa good va
riety Of the best brands Of Cigars.
Attached TO the house is a BOWLING SALOON, with
two fine Alleys, and every accommodation requisite for
such place.
Also a BILLIARD SALOON, with two excellent tables,
with India Ruter cushions and Saloon lit up with gas
dec9-taprr
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INSURANCE COMPANIES.

HARTFORD FIRE INSURANCE COMPANf.'
HARTFORD. CONNECTICUT.
IScoRPoKATrp Is0.-CHARIEs PERPETUAL
CAPITAL $Soo. Ote-au paid in and INFESTED.
FENHS long established and well known Institution mas
transacted extensive insurance BUSINESS oa mcle
than forty the United States and tne
North American provinces 1t has aimed TO secure Puoio
confidence honorable faithful fuhllment Of IT'S
tracts and the Of property assured tnat All
claims for loss under its policies will be literally
promptly paid Public Buildings Manufactures Minis
ehinery Dwelling HOUSES Stores. Merchandise
Furniare Vessels the stocks while in port &C., &C
will be insured At rates low the risk will
c. B. Bow ERs. Secretary.
So Application for insurance may be made 70
. ALLEN G. HALL0CK. AG't.,
Main street. nearly opposite the Bank,
eylf Evansville. Ind.
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MOTIONS.
In II doz Market Baskets; doz Clothes Baskets
2doz covered Market Baskets: Rolling Pins, Po-
tatoe Washers Churns Tubs Buckets wsshnoards, &C..
&c, ior sale by HoRNBROOk en- KCHlLL.
mhT "a ,tes street.
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CO.PiRTNERSHUP NOTICE

CO.P NOIlCE.i
rTNHE undersigned have this day formed opartner
Il ship under the name and style OF P.Vautier ~ Mar
CONNER and will continue the Has and Cap business at
theirnew stand Main street bewee FIRST and Second.
Morgan, Keen 81 Preston's old stand.)
We would respectfully solicit COZ rnuance Of the
patronage heretofore literally extended towards the
late rm pledging ourselves spare nothing 10 merit it.
y. VAUrIhR,
A. MARCONNlER.
Persons indebtedto the late firm will please call and
make settlement. ldecI
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TRUNKS TRuNKsu

TRUNKS TRUNKSM
ooI received per Statesman, lot OF superfne Travel
~ ing Trunks, containing a full assortment of Goats
Pants and Vests also Custom made white linen and me
rino Shirts, which wiAbe sold eheapaf
feoio MACK d LOBENSTTNE'S.
RATTLEDOREs, Grace Hoops. Chess men and other
IL games Dor sale at e2 A. c. PUSHES.
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SlLkS!-Black, Brocade and wasered fancy plaid
~ and striped justrec'd and for sale very low at
l.. SILBERMAN'S,
my23 Main stree, L or below Branch Eank.
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AMERICAN INSURANCE COMPANY,
UTICA, N. Y.
CAPITAL, $4,000.
DIRECTORS
Nelson Roth Roswell p. Smith,
A. r. ROCKWELL Il. j. richardson,
George u. Williams, Edward Hale,
Edward Edwards, owen Richards,
Benjamin :. Graves, Samuel Zane,
Israel G. Atwood, Miner B. Bicknell,
Gavin Hail.
Nelson Ron, President, A. r. Rockwell, Sct'y.
Edward Edwards, V. Pres ". r.. Rodman, Tr'as'r.
James X. Stevens, Actuary {. Rockwell, Apng A Ct
Insurance effected against loss or damage by dre and
inland Nayig alton, at current rates.
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BITTROI,FF A. SONS,
COOKS FAMILY GROCERY--

I CUUEAS - EAMTLf GKOCERH.
THE undersigned would respectfully annou ee 10 tbs
L citizens OF syilie, that he is better rrear
ed than ever 10 supply their tables WITT. EItRY-
THING CHOICE AND FRESH, in the line 81 Family
Groceries.
Thankful for The very liberal patronage received du
ring me pas year. fconhdentiy expect contuanee of
aud shall spare no efforts TO merit H.
anI constantly receiving all the leading articles of
Family supplies, fresh from the country: and shall Ss
ON hand at all times, Fresh Butter Cheese Lard Les
Poultry, Fresh Meats, Dried and Picked Meats
Also
complete assortment Of Dry Groceries OF every De-
eripion Teas, Coffee, Sugars, MeIasses, Fl.nr Feed
exc. -' '' 80
MY MARKET WAGON win deliver all goods tot,s,
doors OF the purchasers promptly upon the r-e,s Of
tnelr orders. Call and examine my stock
sz.H. COOK
oet22 -, Opposite the Posi- Office
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TUST received direct from New York the latest styles
OF Berages, Grenadines, Tissues Silks, l. WINS, Cali
Goes Gingharns, Berege de LANES aud French Jaco-
| netts. (ap29) SHANKLIN & REILLY.
WE have Just opened very derirase stock OF Bon
w nets, the latest Fashions; also Bonnet Ribbons
Parasols and Fans, TO which invite the attention
the Laei before making their selections.
ap29 SHANkLIN REILLY.
lust opened fresh assortment of Cl,.hs Cassimeres
81 Marsees and Silk Vestings, white and cold LneA
Drills Hosiery, Gloves, White Goods, Trimmings DC.
ap.9 SHANKLlN & REILLY.
EMBROIDERED& LACE GOODS.
XXE would respectfully invite the attention ofthe
Wv Ladies to our stock or Embroideres and Lace
Goods just received Express. the latest
styles fJaceDet and Swiss Embr red Collars Sleeves
Chimisetts, Edgngs and In.ertings; black and white
bace Caps &c. (mysD SHANKLIx & REILLY.
STRAW GOODS.
NIE have now on hand very desirable stock OF
w Panama, Leghorn Braid aud Palm leaf Hats, 20
which would respectfully invite the attention our
customers and the pusle generally before purchasing
m!o SHANKLIN & REILLY.
ROOTS AND SHOES "a
" n. HENDRlCkS & CO. have received large
v /. supply Of
Mems Calf, Kip and Goat Boots;
Boys and Youths Calf and Kip Boots;
Mems Calf Kip, Goat I'm. Goat and Enam'ld Broyans:
Boys. and Youths Calf, Kip and Enam1d do;
LADIES' Misses and Chldren's Shoes Of all varieties
which hey will sill asthe lowest Merchants no
invited to call and examine their stock before
ing. Tans
SILKS!-Black, Brocade and wasered fancy, plaid
~ and striped justrecd and for sale very low at
l.. SILBERMAN'S,
m!23 Main street, or below Branch Eank.
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lust opened fresh assortment of Chhs Cassimeres,
81 Marseilies and Silk Vestin S. hte and cold Linen
Drills, Hosiery, Gloves White Goods Trimmings, DC.
apsg SHANKLIN &. REILLY.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1854-06-30
Prom the Boston Daily Advertiser.
THE NEBRASKA PROTEST.

We publish in full the protest Of the
Anti Nebraska Members of Congress,
TO which we alluded yesterday. tits
careful document, which deserves study
now, and preservation hereafter in H.
lustration of the complete surrender OF
principle which was necessary for the
repeal Of the Missouri Compromise.
TO he People ofMe United STATES:
The eighth section of the act for the
admission Of Missouri into the Union.
known as the Missouri Compromise
law, by which the introduction of sla-
very into the regions now known as
kansa, and Nebraska, was forever pro-
hibited, has been repealed, that law
which in 1920 quieted a controversy,
menacing the Union and upon which you
have so long reposed is obliteraied from
the statute book.
We had no reason TO expect any such
proposition when we assembled here six
months ago, nor did you expect ii. No
State, no citizen Of any other State had
demanded the repeal. II seems duty
We owe 10 the country TO state the
ground upon which we have sleadfasi-
" though Intellectually opposed this
alarming and dangerous act.
You need not be told that the Slavery
question lays AT the bottom Of IT, as it
was the slave holding power that de-
manded the enactment Of the Missouri
COmpromise 20 il is the same power
that has now demanded its abrpsaiion.
African slavery was regarded and de-
no0Boed As a great ev,l by the Ameri-
can Colonies even before the roFolution.
And those Colonies, which are nos
Slave holding States, were equally ear
Bea IN such renonsiranoes, wiih those
Shieh are now free States. Colonial
laws formed 10 preven. the Increase %
Slavery we're vetoed by the King of
Great Britain. This exercise oi arbi-
iraFy poser 70 enlarge ard psTseiaAle
a syGsm universally regarded az equal.
ly wroagfol IN itsed Asd injurious Ia she
Colonies. wAs one q the causes of the
REVOLUTION. When The ~ar Was ended
ihere ~as aH inPeFions nseessify ior the
institution Of some Gosernmaai ia The
then uHocesPiei Territories Il The
uaiied S'aies. Ia 1904. Jeaerson pro-
posed. and IA i7s7, tie ConfiheniAl
congFrss AioPsv4 Ile ordinance Cor ihs
goverEineni 0fihs territory lying nonh-
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Pc t.s kssiass ceast, Herald
THERE'S No steH WORD A. PAIL.


fhs rs'suaesi sssaia -, the youssi
M9its II "a is.ss ~ rala,
tlsA nv i-lsu and is ~ Mud
The susfsHs y u<ds ephld
AnS in i,'isfsrtans's dream hsas,
o. tqtitns's pr~lsnsgs rsis
Tvn haze hsiy, eisesfiut gss~st.
q Tisrs's ~ si,h wofd - fAan
Ths sailor 10 ihs stormy sea.
NAY sash 80 dsslsar iAnd
AHd ire asd fsaIisss tbuush lss es,
Netid BE- were hetf fht strand
Bal y ~hes ,he slssu os harry w,as.
Bean lightning, slssi snd hAii
Ne tAnih- the -iiPisfs mast and siar.,
=" rnao's 10 a'rh ,s,sa a. f-il''
The wsap siadeni heusinr o'er
The tousns ~ other es,s,
AHd dwelling On THAR naeis iotr,
Pei isssafariou prAys
Aad tbeagh wlih toll HE brain is veal.
M bros Is deadly pale
The lsnrBar, u mis- hezn will speAk--
There's no such Wufa A. fAl."
The wily statesman bends b.. ksee
htAHt' tAaiN tttAtfAhG shftae
Ana ~ooid az hatabie ssppliAnt be
To fvniss ~ diYiae.
Vet hessh his piasToss mAy be slow
ABd enemies may nilg
lie thinks at last the wprid to show
There's ~ such wofd a. fAil.''
The soldi,r on the battle plata,
whca thiIstiuy Ia he frue
And throw aside a tyfaBt'. chain,
sa,s, ou for Llhery
Our lsoasshold aRd osar native land,
Nomusi W viii prevail
Then hATt 10 f,-it, aud hand to hand,
"Theuis no such word a. fail"
The child ofGod though OF boset
by h,cs without within
These precious words viii ne'er forget,
Antd their dreadful din;
But upward looks with eye Of faith,
Armed with the Christian mali
And IN the hottest conflict saith
There's no such word az fail"
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noi--I could not answer him a word.
lie spoke kindly Of you and our little
ones, but be cast me OF forever
The distressed man hsd scarcely said
,'is, Wben a person rudely came in
The purpor, Of his visit VA, soon per
ceived. In the name Of F----'s father
he took possession Of the property, and
had power TO make Mr. P his pris-
oner.
You shall not fake papa away said
The little son. al the same lime kicking
a, the officer.
Mamma, whispered little Mary, 'mam-
ma, must father 60 to prison Won't
they let US 20 too 2
Here comes my authority, said the
deputy sheriff. The elderly Mr.. p
dogeedly placed himself in chair.
You shall not take papa away, cried
out the boy to his grandfather,
Whatever may have been my con-
duct, sir said the miserable Edward
this il unkind ia you. have not a
single feeling for myself; bu, my wife
my children you have no right to
harrass them with your presence
Nay, husband responded Mrs. +.
think not Of me. Your father cannot
distress me. have not known you
from childhood as he has done, but he
shall see how ] can cling to you in your
poverty. He has forgot his youthful
days-he has lost sight of his own
thoughtless years.
The old gentleman directed his law
agent to leave the room. lie then slow
ly and nervously answered thus
Madam, ! have not forgotten my
own thoughtless days. / have not for.
gotten that | once had a wife as amiablc
and noble as yourself and have not
forgotten that your husband was her
iavoriie child. An old man hides his
sorrows, but let not the world think him
unieeling, especially as that world taught
him to do so. The distress | have this
moment caused, was premediated on my
part. 1t has had its full effect. A NOR
tai gets vice by single steps, and many
think the victim must return by de-
grees, know Edwards disposition
and that with him single leap is suf-
iicient. That leap he has taken. He
is again in my memory the favorite Of
his poor mother, the merry, laughing
eyed son of a-pshaw !--of a--a--old
fool For what am cryingi'
Little Mary had insensibly drawn
herself towards the old philosopher, and
without uttering word, pressed his
hand and put her handkerchief TO her
eyvs' TITO Dvy a,sv nvw left Lis par
enis, walked up and said
Then you won't take papa awayY'
NO, you little impudent rascal but
I'll take you away, and when your
mother comes after you, I'll treat her
so well that will make your father fol-
low.
Thus came happiness at the heels of
ruin. II husbands more often appreciai-
ed the exquisite, heaven-like affection
OF their wives, many happy firesides
would be seen. One in love and one
in mind should be the motto of every
married pair. And fathers would many
time check improyidence, if they we're
to make use Of reflection and kindness
rather than prejudice and strictness.
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les. rcpagnant unmisskabie ind,cs.
lions also appear Of n purpose TO annex
the Easicrn par, oi NJ. Damage, and
- to sabjuga,c the whole island. Wner.
ing 1t to the dominion of slavery and
this IS to be followed Wy by an alliance
with Brazil, and the extension Of slav.
cry in the valley OF tho Amazon. Il Is
for you TO judge whether, when slavery
.hall have made these additions to the
L, ;, il viii demand unconditional sub.
mission Of the free States, and failing
in that, demand Withdrawal ot the
slave States, aud the organization of
separate power IN the central region of
the eon,cnienl From an aci NJ unjust
and 50 wrongful in itself and ftnughi
with consequences 80 fearful. We APP
peal to the people. We appeal In no
sectional spirit. We appeal equally to
the North and TO tho South to the free
States and to the slavuholdug States
themselves. II is no time for cxag.
goratiun or for passion, and We there
fore speak calmly of the past and warn
you in sober seriousness Of the future.
IL would not become us, nor Is il neces.
sary TO suggest the measures which
ought to be adopted in hi. great cxi.
gency. For ourselves, we are ready 10
do all that is in our power 10 restore
the Missouri Compromise, aud to exc
cute such farther measures rs you. Ia
your wisdom shall command. aud Us
may be necessary for the recovery OF
the ground lost 10 freedom, and TO pre-
vent the further aggrc ssions of slavery.
SOLOMON FOOT. Chairman.
DANirL MAcr. S
II, T.. Frsros, secretaries
The meeting was fully attended,
and the address is endorsed by all the
anltNcbraska members Of Congress.