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EELL axe PEAss FoUNpRY.

ONFROy7 WEAK BRO8D STREET.
r. THE Subscriber respectfully returns his -
thanks to the pubic for past favors and So q
- hcits continuance Of patronage in The above 81 !
<zp--Alinc a.sa 60
GOLFER AND SHEET IRON MANUFACTURING
Tcgette, v-i every description ni Metal Trimmings Natal
c Packirgs Ballot Metal and Castings
Soda tuntS Generator, Ale Pumps and Pumps of eve.
~ description manufactured 10 order repaired at short
,..,e.
Cash VII be Padat al times for old copper and brass
l..4s.l-'E
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NTARSHALL'S UTERINE CATHOLICUN.

1Fur the disease OF Females Is OF the nIOs extra
ordinary and valuable medicines eNtant IL is prep.i
ed by DR.. THos HOEszov. Of New York, AiOpath.c
Physician who has pracced successfully IN Utica N-s
York. FORTY lis discovery The ut Of chance
while experimenting remedies for totally different tram
Of disorders Furs has been tested in every part
Of the world In the State Of Tennessee it has perore
wonderful cures. / viii say that II has been successful
in every case bat when does neveTfss
heye the most distressing symptoms. / permitted by
William ParSes, Esd Of LawreucebGrg, to state that IN
few weeks it completely cured his neio girl who had been
for five years the hands OF physicians who had LSn
able relieve her.
For sale by every Druggist in the State, and by
ALEX. MACKENZIE
does. VI. II College street, Nashville
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DER. ]. W. GRAY.


Office in EoCo1b,' New Building, On Cherry Street
tstr-ra. l,,je,fsE and JlltarI.
dacl4-1"m RFsIDFNCE-
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MEDICAL.
JEW DAvID's HEBREW PLASTER,


NHE great Remedy for rheumatism Gout pain in the Sid
Il Hip, Back Limbs and joints Sereiila, Kings Evil
White Swelngs, Hard IumoS, Stlft JOINTS and all fixed
pains whatever. Where this Plaster applied Pain
exist
These Pases possess the advantage of being put up in
alright boxes hence they retain their full virtues in all eli
mates. -
This celebrated Pain Extractor has been so extensively
used by Physicians and the people in general both this
country and Europe that it is almost needless to any
thing about it. Yet there be some who stand need
of its healing powers who have tried it. For their
sakes we will simply state what it has done in thousand Of
cases, and what It will do for them when tried.
VOICE FROM GEORGIA.
Read the following testimony from Physician.
GESrLEMEN-Your Hebrew Plaster has cured me of pains
of which have suffered for twelve years past During this
period labored under action omy loins and side
tried many remedies that medical experience sug
gested but without obtaining relief At length used
Plaster, and now by its good effects entirely cured
will recommend the Jew David Hebrew Plaster to all
who suffering from contraction of the muscles perna-
nsnt pains in the side or back.
The people Georgia have but to become acquainted with
virtues when they will resort to its
Yours, truly, NJ ". WALKER, n. D.,
FoTsythe, Monroe county, Ga.
To Messrs. Seovl Il Mead, New Orleans La.
JEW DAvID'S OR HEBREW PLASTER IN NORTH
CAROLINA.
MEssRs ScovIL MEAp:-I have been troubled with the
chronic rheumatism for the last twelve years On the LIST OF
ruy lS49 so bad that could not turn myself in bed,
and the pain that had slept wink for days.
Atthis time my attending Physician prescribed the Hebrew
Plaster and il acted like charm; the pain left me and
slept more than half OF the night and in three days
able to ride out consider the "HebTew Plaster the best
remedy for all sorts of pains in
q. " McMINN.
Hendersonvie n. c., Aug 16, 1850
~ ~ ~ "a 20 20
Beware of counIerfeits aud base imitatonsi
~ The genuine Will in future have the signature E.
Taylor the steel plate engraved label the top each
box
Purchasers advised that mean counterfeit of this ar
icies is in existence
The genuine is sold only by US agents appointed
hr,n
Dealers and purchasers general cautioned against buy
ingof but regular agents. otherwise they will be mpes
ed upon with worthless article
For sale by SCOVIL & MEAD,
III Chartres street. New Orleans
General Wholesale Agents for the Southern States whom
allordeTs must be addressed.
Sold by EWIN, BROWN & Co., Nashville Tenn
W. w. }. b. BERRY, do;
J. Nj. ZlMERMAS d Co, do;
CARTWRIGHT q ARMSTRONG, do;
THOMAS WELLS, do;
iulvl-dtww ii. G.. SC0VEI. do
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES DYsENTERY sYK-

UPS an unequlled re'uedy in all Of BOWEL
COMPLAIN and ASiATlC CHOLERA # taken with the
first symptoms, Venting and DiarTLosl. In the PAST
years. II has cured clsands IN this State Of BLOODY
FLUA, when all her remedies mad failed.
Price, 50 cents per botIe. ALEX MACKENZIE
Agent, College street,
And for sala hr ararE nr--a-l.. in The S-ala
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JOHN RICHA RDsON,
BARBER AND HAIR DRESSER.


HNTOULD respectfully inform all who have any use
w for the services OF Barber that be has at THIS time
in his employ number Of tie best and experienced
operators that ever handled razor pair of shears in
Nashville His shop fitted up neatly and gentlemen may
always confidently rely upon prompt attention and comiof-
table shaving. lie hopes continue receive liberal
ehgTe of encouragement from intelligent public that
knCwJ how IL discriminate between gilt and gold DER
busted aug II
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/ NkS.-ARNOLD'S COPYING INK: ran
Ink AmnLd-s Rlnn ELr1id G,i--tl- -


I II tONCERN.-THE
undersigned hereby gives notice that whereas ON The
ION day OF December 1915 there was issued by the Com
for 400 of Land Peter Booth and Martha Porch ~
heirs or legal representatives, of Michael Booth deceased
late Sergeant of the Contineta line of Virginia for ser
Nce rendered as Sergeant during the War said Cont
mental line, which said Warrant was lost or missid and
whereas on the 2Sth day of October 1911 duplicate war
rant was issued to said Minors which said duplicate has
aso nee o or mSaid and whereas the 9TH day Of No
yenbor 1853 another duplicate Warrant was ssued
minors now therefore publish that will make appca-
non to the General Land Office Washington for Scrip
10 De issued 10 me as the only surviving heir of the said
Mchea Booth deceased under act of Congress entitled
An act making further provisions for the satisfaction of
virginia Land Warrants, approved August 3lst ls59
hogIo-iti wins MARTHA PORCH.
- The Washington Union will publish the above
three months, send paper and account to This office
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IN CHANCERY ATC.RTH.Cs

Jane Richardson et a.
I Dao.r,I nm D.I.z
Alexander billiard ct al 1'''' 1000
( notion ant! it appearing to the Clerk and Master
t1t Alexander billiard is nonresident Of the State
OF Tennessee. 1t is therefore ordered That n,bct &c
mate Tor three successive weeks in the Union and Ame
ea requiring the said Alexander billiard to appear at the
on the SECOND Monday February next then and tber t
lead answer or demur to COMPLIMENTS cross bill and in
a'at thereof said bill will be taken for confessed and set
'o near e PiTte as 10 them. A, MOORE,
"eS@@-"o" Clerk i Master.
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- e;Eht years old fifteen hands high heavy name and
tail Ind foot white supposed 10 be with Osl lnor-
nation Of t animal viii be Literally rewarded by calling
at Prices Livery stable. Novlg-tE
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E)LONS! PLOWSH-20O HALL IL SPEER,S
decorated Peacock Flows, assorted numoers lust re-
lo' Flows Tennessee manufacture store and for sale
aee2s JOHNSON, HORNE co
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WOODEN " AisE.-We have just received from
w New York, purchased ;hefe a; TIE Asss ra!es far
edSh
Wooden Bowls, with choppers;
Rolling Pins-Beef STEAK Mauis;
Pastry Bowls, Lemon Sgueezsrs,
Iignum Yiiae FAUCETS OGDEN Spoons
Wo1len Ladies' POta;Oe Washers,
Towel Rollers, Burg ,srjs,
Cocoa Shsl! DipPers, Hearth BroOUs,
Rat and Mouse Tr1ps. Clothes Pins,
Juniper and Cedar NOo'is Brass and Iron bound Pals
Bed Cords, CioihsS Lines, Butter Spades,
Axe Handles, ard Sticks, Irvine Balls.
dee2 SOW, MACKENZIE 4 co
DRUSHES! BRUSHES !-Stee!e's best bell
shaped Busters all sizes fancy aud PLAIN patterns,
Corner Busters, Window Washers,
Fly Brushes. Toy Brushes.
Counter Busters. Hearth BroOuIs,
NhiSk Brushes, Italian Nhisks,
Common Dustiug Brushes,
Scrubbiug Brushes Hacking Brushes,
Nops, Window Brushes,
Crumb Brushes, Tea Cup ACps.
ALSO.
BUckskins for polishing plate furniture.
For sale by snow, MACKENZIE n CO,
dec House Furnishing store, u college s.
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sTATErE NEssEE-DAyIDsoN Co,rYry

Skeiton DenlCss admir-, DC.
James Russell and other heirs December Rules 1858.
OF Hannah Russell, decd
DkFORE the Clerk and Master of the County Conrt IF
- DAVIDSON County. On motion, and it appearing TO
the satisfaction of the Clerk that the following defendants
IN the above cause to wit Helen Dawson who resides in
the 'Ie OF Missouri ard Andrew Russell Jackson Russell
ana wesley Russell the three last being children of Miles
russell dec a. and residents of the State OF Kentucky are
ron residents OF this Stale and that the usual process
t1ut can not be served upon them therefore order
e % puhhcatlon be made in paper for thirty DAYS
satu dele danis to appear tho February term of
Sad Court 10 be held at the Court House in the town of
nashville on The rst Monday in February 1854 and plead
answer OF uenuf 10 the petition Otherwise the same will be
taken for confessed and for hearing &c lrfe m IN ha
F. Il, CHEATHAM,
ueczo-Hl w nnlll Isl Feb. Clerk.
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ONE nUNDRED DOLLARS REWARD

HNE HUNDRED DOLLARS REWARD
Left nv house of business Broadway, Nashville, Ten
uessee Monday last my boy JACK He is OF a dark
- Dper color feet 10 inches high weighs $50 or 1850
ds rather spare made; presents rather bold and i'm
I appearance. He Is well known most of the cti-
es n, ing lived here or 10 years will give the above
5I . his apprehension and delivery TO me, il taken
" ~ ~ ountT Of Davidson and $50 if taken in said
c o1,t Vas willie, Dec. 9-4d3w.l ID. SEARC1. =
,,oi,- -TN ENTY-FIVE ACRES OF
I'M INC "a les from Nashville in District No. ;, and
;madate On the Liberty road, mile from the Frank
lin Pike and abO three hundred yards from the Owen
and Wnsted Pike. D,,,o1,- mo- $3.50.
uor26 j., a DaI-Lo" , i-oe -se
nor SALI5-A JIKEI.Y NEGRO W0hAN,
l. % wears oitI, and Child nouns ou .
mepded As sup erior House serraBt-~i9" lot oSN mp
DIV al the Seauoy ah Hotel, or to
noy30 DAbbo y UNI En-, % :
0VSHE UNDERSIGNED HAS ASSOCIATED
with him IN business 80. I. GIBSON, Ct THIS elty
nIer The style Of STEVENS GIBSON.
NJ Iaye removed Noes new building No 3 Sohege
,,t ne ;te Edwards Harris, Cd door from Church
L opPoa respectfully solicit from my former Gus
sueet ana woula 'tiieir patronage
toners continuance o. jNO B. STEVENS.
Nashville, Dec 6 1879 -
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THE WEEKLY UNION AND AMERICANS furnished
10 subscribers the following rates Single copies one
year advance - 5O within the year SO COZ at the end
Of the year 81 90. CLuBs-0f five and upwardsS2 90
per copy for year. Clubs of subscribers will be re-
ceivei Tor six months at the foregoing rates.
he TRIWEEKLY is published every Tuesday Thursday
and Saturday, at 81 psr In advance; if NJ pdia
advance, IS. .....
DAILY is published at Zig Dollars.
~ TIE MONEY ! ALL CASES TO ACCOMPANY
SUBSCRIPTION .-sEr ..r . .r-.-.r.
Remanoes OF subscriptions mas DO aside by mail q. our
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paper will be sent of the State unless the order is
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DMELLiN

VALUABLE DWELLING HOUSE FOR
' SALE-The undersigned offers for sale his residence
aspiring Church Street with the furniture If desired.
Terms nal, known on pTicatiou 70
Il. C. FOSTER, Sd.
Or in nv absence 70 G.. NJ. F0GG.
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4 'Ul NJ h I HkSNIDENCE FUR NALE.-r -
- The subscriber oerG for sale his residence s.
aed about miles from Nashville on the Murees sslis
boro Turnpike. 1t Consists Of about acres oneha in
high stare of cultivation the balance woodland three never
I-'HaG SpngS an extensive Orchard conainnga great
Si of choice TuTees with commodious DWELLING and ont
houses further description is unnecessary as those de-
a'iuuS 10 purchase call and examine for themselves
IefmS-Onethrd cash and credit of and two wears
on me balance ltnot sold privately before the 18th inst
The premises viii be offered public sale at the Courthouse
gu 'hh' nav. nov3-T 8. j CARTER
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FOR ISALE.

FOX tSALE.
A BRICK DWELLING with s or rooms No. 0.
~ corner Of Church and AeLemOre streets Two or thr
small houses can BE- erected on the Lot fronting N
more street that viii rent from si5O tn $500 each
gain will be given in the above valuable property
early application ct No So Cherry s., to
dss2s. Z W. BROWN, Real Esa-s
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CUMBERLAND COAL.Tbs 'ept AeEne
" at his yard on ColIaos 80 ne Nsl
vii, b Up ~ d nhe iot ct the best Cumberland Coa
WIN ne S5i1 at The market prices. The public arc in,
,5Ja Uar;ss NJ ooa' JAMES HUGHES
nor,eJ 10 ny aSonS and Teams, at all times rre
FILeG 10 FURNISH my old customers and friends Nth
@ Grre or TO do any hauling that may be required
-, .ol ~, 800 J. H.
toH SALE OR RENT.-A new Frame Eon-o nd
Ioiipleied with seven rooms well pllsterpd and 49,
Rieo Situated on Church street. in lines additiopaI
astlhe. The said house is about four HUNDRED ,I
terms - 1870 WIN 10 soiuou reasonable
auglS W n tnpr,prS,d ~ | zen ,enSid", OF
TOR RENT FOR THE NFX,T CF,P
Tie Ihlrd Story, Rooms suited for Offices or bed ;N
rooms on the secoLd floor and shops and offices on he
ground hoor othe Union Buildings on the corner of Cd
ana Cherfy streets, opposite the Pest Office Apply to
"o'4o-u = p ALISON, No. 81 Cherry ST.
| FAIR LlYINGSTON'S DORMANT III, ar
tokM SCALES. l pair Platform Scales
For sale at cost and carriage
ue'A' EWlNBR0TIIERS, Nashville
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DRUGGISTS &C..
WHOLESALE
D R i e ST @ R F..
Cornerof Market and Broad sts., Nashville.
y. F. GRAY.

g SUCCESSOR TO CARTWRIGHT AND
- ARMST ,,NG, WHOLESALE Dealer in Drugs Med
icines, Paints. DYES, Glassware and VARIETY Goods
Corner a Broad aud Market street. Nashville. Ten
Would respectfully inform the public that he has
purchased the stock Cartwright Armstrong Drugz;st.
Of Broadway and Market where he intends keepn
large and well assorted stock OF Drugs Medicines Pants
Oils Turpentine Dye Suffs, Window Glass Glass Ware
and all other articles usually kept in Drug Stores together
with stock of varieties suitable for tie Country Trade
Druggists Merchants, PHYSICIANS, Manufacturers and
Planters invited call ard examine the stock befr.
purchasing elsewhere he Is determined TO sell a. such
prices will give satisfaction 10 all the quality Of the guods
are warranted to BE- represented large stock having
been purchased in the East since purchasing tie stock viii
enable INN to compete with house the South He
oilers for sale low for cash or on time TO puEeiual men
800 gallons Tanners Oil; 800 lis Iitharge;
10 bbls lAaseed CO. I010bs Venetian Red
bbis Lard do; loeoihs Spanish v hitting;
bbls EPSON salts A. bxS BoOn's Scotch Snuff
$50 los TX LcgToodi 81 bzs CARROTS do do;
goo Us Madder' bbls AacaLOy's Snuf;
l75 H. Muriate Of Tin; 1O0ofs Putty,
500 fs Alum; 500 lbs Aqua Ammonia;
ESQ lbs Gum CsnphOr; $50 rs Spirits Nre;
5O00fbs Sup CGrb SOFA; 500 LIS Suipburic Acid;
so gross II Lanes Vermf ge 900 lbs Nitric do
go gross Fahnstocks DO; 500 Us Mur.atc do:
80 gross Mustang Linamsnt; 10 lis Syrup Iod Iron;
500 lbs Red Lead;
Feathers Beeswax Ginseng &C. taken in trade at mar
ket prices OctSJ
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THOMAS HODGE
VI
HODGE Il WALKER.
BARRIERS, Kair-D-essers &C., &c

i"oiS, halr-D-sSSer2, &c, &C.,
No l3 Ctfqr street
opened their adjustment and offer 10 their
customers and the public general inducements new
er before offered IN this city Having newly fitted I'D our
house. we feel confident that all who give Us n cali will
leave well satisfied In addition TO Barbering Dress
ing DC, we have large, commodous and neatly furnished
ba'-H.oms These are the finest in the city, and as 10
convenience and comfort cannot be surpassed in the
Try; While passing, gentlemen and patrons lust stem in
and see with what magic make the hair fv" and what
cote body. orr9 ,r
/ AND WARRANTS.-Weu are buyino and 1aIin
l. the very highest prices for LAM WARRANTS Per
sons at distance having warrants sell BY sending to us
prices at which they selling the time in Nashville and
the cash RENTED or paid to order.
july2l DYFRPE.RI IN
I NKS.-ARNOLD'S COPYING INK: RED
INK; Arnold Blue Fluid Guizots Carmine; MAYNARD
NOyess Black in all sized bottles Parsons IndeEie Ink
by the dozen or single bottle. For sale by
hoV0 CHARLES W. SMITH, College street
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"yE.N Know THYSELE."

IN H.ralaad5e BoaE .ior % cents. "Esery Far,d
sLould here q O09n"
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EsSss
Co. I; ne, II l.,' loRIs IAR.
S&FS - essS555Sss
FOR TIE COMPLETE CORE OF
THE GREAT COUGH REMEDYi

C5ss2ks Cds L1ysuenzt asthma I7ronckiis splitting
ElOOd, and al otGer Lang C5mplaints seadsagto
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UNION AND AMERICAN.

OFFICE-No. IL, DEADERiCK STREET.
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wherever YOU End it, We offer medicine which will not
devour your stomach it will not interfere with your regular
iood it will preysn healthy assimilation OF your d.
gestve apparatus powerful external stimulant,
which opens the pores Of the skim excites the absorbent
system, penetrate, the nerves. muscles and fendens and
lgamenIs of the parts wheh it is applied, producing
free circulation Of blood through the parts, stimulating
the reviviying and building the deatened lis
hich tits applied.
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DR.. F. S. WoLDRIDGE, Franklin,
IzHAN A. ECELks. Springfield,
JAMES r BAsHAw, Gsllat.n,
COOK 81 OWEN, Lebanon,
CROCHET * RIDDLE, MuffreesbOrO'.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1854-05-04
CONGRESS WEDNESDAY.

SnsArr.-Afer the usual morning business, the Senate
proceeded TO the consideration of the Indian appropriation
bill Pending its consideration message received
from the President of the United States returning to the
Senate the bill making grants of public lands to the
era States of the Union for the benefit of INDECENT insane
persons with his objections thereto The message having
been read general discussion the merits of the bill
ensued and at quarter past o'clock the Senate adourned
HOUSE OF RErREsENrAnvEs.--The Speaker laid before
the House resolutions from the legislature of Kentucky
asking for notifications in the bountland law and for
grant Of land for educational purposes Mr.. VALLEY
presented memorial from the governor and legislature
Massachusetts in favor of establishing floating schools
the harbor of the United States The Senate bill to change
the name of the barque Altoona to Mount Vernon ,
was passed. The House went into committee the or
gained territorial bills and afterwards reported the bill
establishing the office of general in New Mexico
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WASHINGTON, May 3, 1854.

AFRICAN rRopuCrs-We yesterday some African
cotton, and specimen Of camwood from Liberia by
George lloyd eoored man, well known among our cot
ton merchants cotton sampler) TO David servant Of
Mr. 0'Drisooll, Of this city.
The cotton was Of native growth, and taken from tree
between 10 and 100 feet high II has most brilliant
silky appearance far exceeding the finest American Of
delicate lawn color feels TO tho touch precisely like silk
and has the peculiar odor with ordinary cotton I'm
fortunately II has little stable Nevertheless we
should think il capable with proper machinery Of being
converted into cloth and il So the fabric would be
gerous rival TO silk The seed Is very small dark coored
and unlike the American seed Is smooth and free Of lint
The specimen Of camwood sent is quite handsome one
The wood is very heavy close grained and of rich red
color Camwood, readers doubtless aware Is
much used in dyeng The tree is native Sierra Leone
We should think the wood wen adapted also for
furniture unless the color be considered too brilliant
Savannah Republican
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BALANCE OF PowER-DEsTINY OF THE UNITED



In the Of the debate the Eastern war in the
House Of Commons Mr. Bright p for Manchester said
In 1901 Mr. Burke denied that the Turks had anything
TO do with the balance Of power in Europe and he de-
nounced them destructive savages and Mr. Whtbread
said that their expulsion from Europe would be benefit TO
mankind He also quoted Mr. Fox the subject and
Lord Holland in 1929 Then the balance was be pre-
served uhy had gone france
ne Ihrt,sh doniops Of digcs and with the United ofss
for er 0ggesstons " Nroo7 There indeed balance
OF power that this country might regard II statesmen
had little less Of those views which they some
times imputed TO himself and those who thought with him
IL they could look beyond those old nations Of Europe
cast their far westward they look eastward thew
might there sec pomu gro~ng up ~htch before long woud
teach where he bnionce o pomer reded This struggle
might indeed begin with Russia but II might end with
ha the powers OF Europe for Austria and Prussia
Just Ms key TO Join Russia this country and probably
more so ana we knew not how long alliances which
appeared very secure might remain for the circum-
stances IN which the government had involved us were of
the most critical Character and the nation stood n II
upon mine that might explode any day
Gire gears Of IA, infatuated ,ty,ooi, ,o,
which had entered aud III ne United S,otes gep,a,n AZ
peace during that period and could tell ,rbn ,,oh
then BE- ne raiiee portions 81 tie naon, Had ,bev
read the reports of the commissioners who visited The
New fork Exhibition with regard 10 the wonderful pro-
ges OF that country in tonnage and exports and imports
ana manufactures and the development Of all its
ana The means OF transt2 Whv there had been nothing
he uder NE sun bfors They would, doubt profit to
large extent by the oalamtes that might befal while
We under the miserable and lunatc notion that we are
gong 70 set the Turkish empire its legs perna-
neny 10 sustain against the aQQrcssops OF Russia
entanged in war; trade win decay and diminish and
our people suffering and Disseminated as in all former
times OF war, viii emgratc by increasing numbers 10
country whose policy to keep itself free from the enanpc
ment OF European poticsto country with whom, rests
the great question whether England shah for any long
time retain what she processes 10 value muchher great
supremacy in industry and at sea-