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TO GREAT BRITA
49, EanF lQ.l

Tn, xroyt this Tor the fortnight sudns
on the "a irs ccrss.fG Liverpool f5I5 bos F0nr
Is bush Whs,5 &c s2 bah Indian corn 70 LONDON 10
bt, FIcur ~ tb.I Corn Mel; % Gsss - bois Flour
3 tgs heat ca sush inc -E Lofn a. basa ln1an
Com to COX sl1 HaIlst
The securities Of the sufpended Government Stock
Bank ere aid 10 be about 800 900 Of Government
q sDd &C. 10 secure about slOo OOo Of circulation
witch would make the notes worth aboa! &c. on the
dollar. There is, however, some suspicious aaoet
that scue Of the securities vii turn up missing when
wanted. The Springfield, ILL.,, Bank has been in
bad wa for some time past The notes are probably
worth near their face in addition 10 the securities
with the Auditor the stockholders individually
liable, and the stock Is very generally sestsered
among the inhabitants OF Springfield The Toledo
Branch Bank Is thought to be abundansy able TO pay
ell it, liabilities Jts h1siness hs been mainly con-
fined TO advancing on produce shipped 70 Toledo and
Buffalo and j. has heretofore paid large dividends'
TIE SECRETARY Of the Board Of Control writes thai
al the Other Branches Of the State Bank OF Ohio are
considered to BE- perfectly sound.
The Treasurer of The State Of North Carolina al
vertises for proposals OF ell, 900 six cent
The bids for which viii be opened ct Rae'gh On INC
goth Of December.
fun statement OF the earning snd disbursement
Of IRE Erie Railroad. for the year ending sept ~
La, been made up BY the Company, and the grand
resu.s ys have heretofore givea TO the Pub'e. w
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R.ROOK.L YN ITEMS.

~. r.v-o., Coropvn.rtou.r Cuupcu -T1;s
Sotioiy was fornay on e,sni Tue 1sn
ms IN tne nv - -. ,b. a, M 80 L.,
CT ssIn The enterpr 80 Wa VIC ". 10y 'ss
he ministerial shsrfe OF me rev rif Anu MS pIo
pc ed hey oo the most tansuue tcipion torytgn per
hsve ton mrIu erhp Ia mo Onutcn on waom 'o
tyfour heads OF families eSd oh rom ConIeea
honsl CHI rrh's In brooklyn SuG 'ne
n ion re a. AZ, VS.; ip'ioou p, ~ " $500
BY 'he Rev 1h'%pson O. NeSf "a if9n ~ o.
Serstiu ins Iisyef o Se ~ he sm., hdars.. Of
nesone OF AteIIs - Cbrchs. b the Rev Mr. Elliott Of
on =. p "a Ransdietion Nv The Rev Mir Dat
iams .I ~ tnt I iaSo' ""1 ' - Wv
Tur CouRTs.-Tbe Court Of Oyer and Terminer
.orvers5 xes,erdsv nv judge Strong The Grand Jury
a. called hut The panel before sufficient
M mber were procured and the adjourned till this
poypins
The Circuit Court was then opened for the purpose
:, 49,. n.a,o..
T tsis 49,, of Sass;ors olso mat Dndge Moore pre-
noibk ana pepie W., mr. oaSs con.i.,ed n, yi,s ana
foocs was Pisooo oh - e,oisD g., tss rremis,. ~
,ul bars OF IRON "ncn s" Co.. T., pl,on.t TN.
lnoh ~ " psohe ei'ei , ~ 30 -, g. NJ as
Jonh masensy Snu es ,. ~, 1919 ,hs S,. s'.s SnsS
ssS'e.so 'oi .siIInk nqu'i "i'"'"' ''' Wv ~
80 70 49, 81 Iohn n Dwvar ware tried on like
Vonn Deey oo - ~ ron,t saionrpea mi hi,
h9letih' ~" anu o0"'i@'''' "" Wv ~
inIs'
..a"sa ., noor.5 men seecmpsued by bands Of music
s.ssS ~ .,rnts y,,,edav One OF the compaui bel
q NJ - - ~ a. ttic (ynsJd the other came fr Im
N,wYe,2 ass Ia Called tbe Velvet Blues" or Tinker
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IAdserti-s ment
CoURsf oF THREE IRcrfJpr'a o, A.. GU


COURSE OF THREE LECTURES on the Cbar,cto-
.s3 Policy 81 the second CSsar, sod their -,
t5e D,spobm q Louis Nsroeos TO be delivered at he Clio
ton Hal Aster Psee by rsss uEaLky Bsister Law q,
AZ. Temple London. on WEDNESDAYS Nov ~ D. a ~
Isl as O'clock. LEcTURE "Wednesday N,v 2J-ts,oo.
Ie1or, ions touching he Lecturer the tbs
Cnpe; American Criticim und-sood by Lsetu,er.
Inc sceessve Cvzaos that have marked Era s- th..
sSe consideration; the Civil nson OF tim
ssS psobshe desy thu Ptenson. thereto Of n~cs
ss.ed the more general Characteristics II Romaa Cvzs.
si upaer Augustus Interest naturally tet In tbs Pcr-oaa
Character ard Poole Policy ofha, perousge Review Of the
Morsl So h Political Condition Of Rome 10 the time Of
Knnsus Arscges offered by OF France the
ti, P.ra, between the Personal chsraetercs and Pub
lie Career Of Louis Napoleon and those OF Augafus Concu
son These Lectures composed dursr residence Of
fve Ps and in actual view Of OF the events on
fh they touch; they for the first time made public
Admission the Course rs cent?; Single Tickets d cents
,x.x he hads At be door
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To THOSE WHO WOULD KNOW THEMSELVES
heDolosy the useful Of all modern oiscovees for
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tseies life and its laws and unfods human all its
sse I fundamental doctrine Is that each ment. faculty
texerced by means of portion Of the brain ca led It,
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IL proof 10 universal nature All snimss compared with
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Examination, with written descriptions Of character daily,
~ Professor FOWLER No. 500 Btsdwsy two blocks above
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TA6geftiseroeDt 4
TAoVeftisenent ]
BURGLARSi THIEVES : ROBBERg ~

BURGLARS! THIEVES 4! ROBBERS 1.-THE
OBJECTION Of the thieves ~ho robbed the windhsm Bank
DE n'sht Of the l7h Of $2"oo did se
Rnce happening 10 mesrs. Egiestop miIs Safe ii AL.
hy the 2 by similar who forced $500 ia
and $50 In bills from It, The question to who viii be
spbbtd next" best be by those who rely
ebeetIron Safes for security LILLIEy ImPEsgTsABLE
nd Empire Rank Locks with their solid walls Of t~onch
srought and chilled irop the ony reliable security and
rem which single dollar forced by tbs sdroit
burglar scathed by FIRE. Banks have adopted the
rally where ANONYMITY should the fud Of Merch. ots,
levi aud others be less secure full assortment At the
pep0t Of the Worlds Safe Co. No. lls Peut Hanover 81
EewYoik. &c. MoRsfs, Agent
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Advertisement
Go TO No. 663 Broadway this evening

fe PsRHAM TROUPE In their sefsati and la1haoe per-
A. to the sttrsctyeness Of their ,inments
h only they second IN the
Indeed h eir Railroad 0sllop has been equaed and
Gale forth rspwous applause ever evening II one Of
tbpgs that person dozen es with pleasure,
Esd therefore likely TO retain lis popularity for mooths
JocKo has proved card and boad ne seen by
man woman ana child In the community. To.NoRsow
ankvipg Dsy) there will be afternoon peror nance.
ueucina al 8 O'clock
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lAdvertissmcnt.I

$25,BUU THROWN AwAY.--Or rather such 10
She Lost by HEARD CLAP Co No 31t Grsnd la
sps th- stock Of rich Dry Goods However ABSURD the
eItiOn may sppt the uniDated yet ths actual redue
their stock Of $1,000 would rather increase than
Ssee the sbove smount Rich shsws Silks veve hernos.
Psse cloths Parsmsa Delanes Damsk Linen Table and
Diaper Cloths sheetiDgs shrnss Faeneis Bsoke Prints
A. SC ndiscrimnatey MARRIED full 80 cef cent below
tn pusoture prices and particularly goods Of foreign
hbnes Az the Holidays fest approaching aDpo
pirate present cannot be found than rcn Dress ShsR or
hsns mother wife sister. and ceIiiny better sppe
efd Than ell the tisket sewsaws or jeselry Bear In
mind HEARD, CLAP Co coses business before the first OF
January.
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II : COMMISSIONERS oFFICE
Bsfors Comm;sicrsT K 4. sriLwfLL. -.
De'N'' TUESDAY. Nov. 2. is
CHARGE OF NAIL ROBBERY.

cHlRGE OF NAIL ROBBERY.
~,rsrt was issued against mar named Lewis
81 s,on. CHARGED hy the agent OF the PosOrce sno ~
r Na,h. Of the Norhern District with hasiss ePSrea
~ Fimirx and robbed them Of tteir eonteIa Inc
er.ea h.a ben arrested BY he Police, and pepas,
Mi.r proceeded CenGe 81 Pn,on % t.As i "
49, srsnt but Wa informed that VIII OF nse,ss
sorT,. Rad ben Issued relation 10 him,
Jp9ss b. che On wednesday and the keeper OF tAe P
eonssaus ntly retained him IN HE osn custody.
rpIReE or PERJURis6 AT THK cusIos-hoess.
William w. Vanderbilt wa arrested on shran.
;..,,S by otnmlssieset s. ebared b. " hsnsss Wis
s,,rry \, h.var ,w,ru e,A sept. 1854 o, tte CeHe1
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.NEW-JERSEY ITEMS

informed BY sentloaen ensssed In the tailons
Ia, an this CRY that this OF tsdur. hs. not
beer 90 rrach deptesssd t at present sioee lsx
large class OF pds who
on sews for the o. .npport ss either htcwa
out st atoretber, eese 70 wors of mers
ss,ss si.sr ds presdoa extends TO Other @snehes OF
sdur try boszh to lea extent Many woik Ien cave
~ go 49,. % "" P'''' w (Nswsrk Advertiser
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COURT HUMANITARIAN

srrJRIoE CORR -Nos 7sl All, l 22s. sO7 l,oss,
~ Ia. 81 81 81 ~ ga IA % "a l. 80
.S l2H "a. s6s 70 ~ ~ IS ST.. rs II
81 ~. lfst - III IN, L. 10 "a 9s2 IS 20
s 81 70 go Isl to 500 SCI. iaS 81 l5 80,
CIRcUT CouRT.-Same A. Tuesday.
suIRENE CouRT-General Tern--Nos. los, los,
81 ltS Ia l56 g 60 70 ia
L. :. DIsTRIcT CoURr-NOs 81 a. 90 3D. g.
& IS 81 e
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IAdverts4afnentl
CHEAP CLOAKs.

CHEAP Z L OAKS.
ApsoLp, CONSTABLE & Co. will offer MONDAY, the
9Th inst, fresh lot Of
CHEAP GARMESTs.
ese goods will be exhibited heretofore 10 the OF their
C1cai Room apart from their regular good.
BRocBE. Lone AND SoUAKE SHAwLs
reduced prices Real Ipos Csmes usir shsws Ia scarlet
black blue and green small invoice just received at No 81
Cana ct.
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WILLIdM0B URGH II'EHS.

FRauD-Oficer Thnkam yesterday arrested man
bsneS VIM Brown charge Of fraud, IN procuring erec
alta grocery BY represt nhrg hiuef captain OF racket
sAp lie committed by Justice Boswell 70 await exam
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DtD--A vagrent named Peter winnia well
49, - fiFfw Pete the M.vor Of H.r.irna. . 80 h.,
yer, ~. va 1s n .s,ss' q y.sneJ .ot coa'tsa Tor
o1r oesd .. 40 house resr ~ TIE So.
,nr. Ieh where be sl.p' He addicted 10 s,.-oa
0s eno exc ssiye iodoierce when ont az nrson
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MARlyE COURT-Bsfore Jude THoNFsoE
lrrEGTp SUPPRESSION or FACT OF GIVING SoT
Wells sgt WyDgste Bryce

NLLLsTN sLF FFIssIVH " ~ U "I'I'" = VIII
Wells sgt. WyDE.ie Bryce
70 recover note for sass made by Defendants
syen by them par; payment IN Tureh4. o. Iaf D,
Co held the sud other us.ri.ls Of
he Office fogeelosed sieT the purchase ~ dens.nt'
In h rfe6 10 opposition the claim the note that 6nn
TurWob from whom defendant bought he estsblshDent,
,pd 10 whom he gsye the did rot disclose that the mort
s,ss existed on the Establishment and the note wa god
NE Court held that the messge recorded
should have examined 10, hse also that the good win Of
bs .,.s,hrsrt beside was included Jadsmsu. for pian
-
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Hcu.e thst he CvsnSs h v.s the owner Of the s.esnb,
lt.bpe bureu - e 81 b1it Gr-eryoint ~ NJ
Dtsn ns the shssvis a NJ. seEsE th.f ssi yssd-r
i 70 lot tie oNnsf o. part Of sad vess- M v
ktid 70 hsu in $50.
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MA RRIED.

bUEH-NEAL In shelburne Falls. Nov. -. BY the Rev
A. Neal, Of sbeitrrne Pail.
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bsslSkss DErREssIos The Newark p.per. speak
o. he th' ~ o. the present. financial pre.u In ~. fo t,,
~ er that srse nug befs of wortmsn hare been
hS 90, J" enp'oyment Siihin veet past The
nsIo ues hsve apparently just b. run An our .itx
ow ne Ioor 10 survive winter l. aas.,sn ~.
TN o only can decide" fysv-1f s..s.. .'s'
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TAdyertiWmen |

The subscriber earnestly sOlicits the attention
Of ais and people Of the specimens of PHoroGR
ply ambition at his Gallery, No $50 srosdwsy Copies
hep by the above process Of any desired from Dssuere
otypes. NJ b. BRADY, No. $50 BToai wsy.
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Before Ja5se MCCARTHY.
svAYYys WAGES.

Jcserh C. Betls AID otisr ~ bsuJsI'in Maniori
on voysSe 70 FIAresco tb--ee 10 The CAnehs sane &c
AZ lie rate Of so per month vessel having sfan a. es
=, rsde for Perdanbuco where she eondemaea snd
sold The pIncp. Gsfcnss TO he payment q wages - Ha'
lie men e Besls) desee- the vessel and thereby ~
sd thefr wsges and certificate q deeft'os wss .IoFa
from The o. DEPUTY Consul s-d that Be hsd reesitec u
n denIes 10 reply that "a: men hte dss'r-a "a
pul,on. The Court thought heJ wee enitsS % a7
n5 rrye iuduntut for Besl Cor $50 49, ora, SJi tt'
TNa,srsop = ssl es aud surhank $50 -. sad ccE's
srIT AGAINST USIOS FERRY coAPA:f.
In the cae OF Peterson 20 recover Val7H o. Ms o'a
sek tv lbc paddle Of ferry boat - sne en'-ro -f a9sA
ara fr psIsopa hilary Pl.niH air sdT rsieo % TIE
Csurt rave udzmsLt fJr psiaiif Of so AHoner sat
Ispeips brought by alnilr5:'rs o. tn0aef PeoA u iAs
host who drowned
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IAdverisement.l
DEsHLER's Puts

OEsHLEKS PILLS,-
DEsmER's PILLS
DEsHLER's PILLS Fever and Agus
DEsHLER's Pulls cure Fever abs Agae without fail
Sod st the Wholesale and Retail Depot No Sal Broadway.
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lAdver'isement,

lAdverisementt
Get a good Likeness for Holiday Present.
sspeota PsoroeRArHs, CkAYoSs snd :. "a 81
N any weather. ''''1S' 'sken
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fAdvertisemebt.I
nsN

WIGS AND ToUPEEs.-A Silver Medal awarded
70 MEpBURsT HsARD No q Maiden lace. for the best
Wigs end Toupes exhibited the New York State Fair 1851
Back and front Brsds, Curs &c Copy the address
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T. g DISTRICT COURT-B-f,re JadEs IssErsoLL
- 49,. sfeiru,r 81 tie baTk Rhod.rick Dkl-

u ch.Iis. Steiner sst the tirs RhOderek DLa-
To raeover for alleged non-delvery OF nogsheaa
Of sugar on frtsh; Decree ic-.siaiaan ana Mel e
Jsnes S. Wilson sst the ssssmssiP Jswss
To recover A s.ilmakers bill. The Jajge thong y
- rot h,.u notice 20 the HOelGnis By the oFfsssee
Nee for libelar t-Yelerenes TO . eoranisi0n-
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La W INTELLECT WCE
SUIT FOR DIVORCE

-, oea oookT-Before Judge Roosxvyt,
' L. Niios ~ Lissaet r. simpson Jr he, r.,
sst Solomon Chda eAi "'ehe
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BuRoLARY.-The house Of Jeremiah johnson. on
the corner Of Gates and Grand onousy catered on
Saturday psht and robbed OF gold watch aud variety
% other KanAhe with wheh tbe theve escaped nnde-eoLea
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snrex scrDe Of the eetss wh,h viii be interesting 70
those owing stock or bonds ofthis Company.

sEW fceK tNp ERIr KAILsoaD coNrlxY.
IFrnsrss Lnfis ~ "a y.ar e,S,,, S,,rxA,~ - te<f
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Aereemert Of kbvIdsr.--we, tas undstagned,
stockholders Of the Parker VEN Company, 70 viss
81 the uecessity Of voluntary surrender OF the over
tan its txstspce and preserve ir property fren So
crice 90 hereby agree TO surrender 10 TIE Trs.susr
Of said Company tie necessary per eensaSe o.
On TIE poInb4rs ses opposite oar nsmes prsvm -,
~ w.. 70 a. to reduoe the outstanding shares 70
20 COO We 70 receive certificate Of indeoteias.'
Of .sd Company Tor 6vo dollars fsS esca 'aars scf
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TAXING PROPERTY UNDER SEIzURE.-Yesterday
Joseph Niepusn Ueusht before Justice Curtis 90 the
vd on b, sheriff the depufysh.ra who had charge Of
a bo.ug absent Nieuman committed.
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WANT OF LIeHT.-In consequence of some disAr-
rsnsersbt 10 the sas fixtures Of the CeEenSry hehodi
Chureb in Lssence Sunday night, the congregation
epyelored In darkness and had difficulty In add ns
their Of The bnding Services were essry post
porrd and zoe es.tion rrtifed 70 their hop
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1854-12-30
Speech of Mr. Benton
~ OPPOSITION To THE RESTORATION OF THE MIS-
SoCRI COMPROMISE.

- ,rnc-trtrN. H., -frr prgvnp ,TIpN oF THE MIS-
,orpr rovrrnvrsr
q, o,... ,,...'.: ,,,os. voc
MI '''e'' u N.,S'u'' '.f''
tcrday read the following or'ei speech lot
Mr.. Benton, prepared prev ious to his leaving
the roritol for the North:
NJ. -, .,.. .,.,...,,,r.or r,o,,, Tr,,;,,o
w w." ,ai' ia snaorI, .,L goyc
w. No. ~ -, ~ ~, i, Le I'm
''I;,I ''J'' ,', :, rn d;s.,,-.;or sct ont
,';I !. ,.'os H., ;r,,n,'o,, 70 rc.
"''.' ,,i. 49,. months
w 49,, I.nr,,,,,,,. ,r ro,,ir,, in
~; H. ,'s.g y, ,i.o na.',.,,, - ,,.hst If
n',,' T'a ca-,,,,.,o,, or ,bc I:st session of
-, ,rl;. is - o1oJ intcrt orI fine
-, ,o,, aooa,,,,,r;7L :, iii ir.tIv Lc on.
,;,Iod T., ,bn cI,,roc,cr If . prbIic Lcpcfoc.
tmr. brf / do not tbinl, the measures he
- ,,-;lI oc,o,r,,i.h +bis uruosc. ON
i,laS,,,,,o,,. MI, ,,o,.nrs r.o,so which
w. w. ~ ,,'.L
WI, aro ,is ,,oor,rosg Thcv ,rc frs,
70 rsmco, ,ho c,onec N ,ho- Kansas. Nebraska
w.. ,,i,;ah ai,oI;sl,rs III, Vissnrr; Co,nnro,nisc
A. ',lI'. =, o,,o,o ,I,o oAr,ision Of
n'a ,i,,e' 80, ~ Korsog INTO tho Inion If ehc
- ..o Lo,.'Ic 49, sl.y,bnId;n, statc
~ H., 49,, r,i,,r, ,i,Ior of ,Lcso ,,oo.
- ii,.;"oiIa ,,, ;r ,roci;naIlo. o,l
I'm ,o ,,,, .,o,,,, Co., ,L,t n,,nior With
.S, a. ;,o G,et a,'o I dd NOT tL;rl, il
tfI J., ,'oe,.S, =, ,l;e .,.sion o,I H. o[,i.o.
.,'., 81, -, tl s,,,iars l., Eor-
s.O' Wy - ;.s,n,,,l,,in,, onl
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WV NV, W.. "(,.;iaratior as ,rn,not.
70 Ii ,,.,,2ioo ac I,a cn,,,roI ro,d IN
~ IA S''C I ~. ,.;..;.,, ,,na,,ctfn, ~ c,ni.
Wv Wv, ',',u ,,.i;. ,7i,,b ,ho Viii In
giants Nv" ."so.,'S III c f,'j r'aIo ~.
I,'''''' M't"""s 'o', 1 % ,oi "a az =, ,nnrlrIs
uc eI,''..'a'"'i "IU .,a Tn;.o, S,oIcS ,n;i;.
al'' io'',.''s ~ III 49,. nov oro,,,,e
'atE posts r"'i '''i.''.: p'srV'l, Nv, a,id
i"c P''HG"' "s''.'o" " .,'I ppI',
,hGrei"re, oH'c' no I'ltn'' anu "s' ~ NJ ,,.;
oao ciIeG' ul'o" "'c So'''c''''.t vi VI.
.oI!, anu .G"Svl'e'u! rtGi rti;, Wv J'n - ,%o
'e' 'o"n any "p1" '"e TT. .,,? Ill.
o'S'"",H' Anu s',S'' ,i -,
hlsi'. "SPose VI ''p 'lotioa ~ Wv u ho sm
scsSo,' -. '..e nIN'' I'M h - w." iii ho
peFSroou =! 'ev.'ys-.'"t i ,""i"' in 1,,,,,,I
ilP' 'o' s,''t ~ a. '''(',' MA ,,,"n,Ior
t.'e "u'',.s.o,' INV tnS ','o.', n;., u,o oI
ir"'" '''a,at'' ,h.n t''io,es ~ Ti';s
.n'Sson !. sne ''''s y, ,I'"pi's,'t. tiI
III my oP'no'' WIZ oe i's'>..',
lng' US 90, u'h' wv s'a,e ".' uo t,''''." "
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OF the former province OF Iou,s,ana' a,qu,l.a
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soon as IT can DC d%hc ac,o,uns 10 Th r' ri
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slavery. Foreign interference decided that
I question, and occasioned clause to be in
/ troduced prohibiting the legislature to eman.
I cipatie slaves without the consent of tho
owners. l. an enemy TO the extension OF
/ slavery, was chief promoter OF that clause.
And whyg Because foreigners, that IL,
citzeus of other states, had intericred and
agitated the country and filed it with
great disturbance; and for the sake OF peace.
and to prevent the annual recurrence OF such
agitationS, | deemed il best, (and that be-
came the opinion Of the convcntion,) to cut
up the evil 10y the root-to take the subject
away from the legslaturc-and consequently
( to exclude it from our election: which was
done. And the state, under that constitution
; al inhibition, had been free from the slavery
agitation until carried there in the year ls49,
and further intlamed by the events of tho
past year. ! was not a member of the con.
vcntion which framed the constitution, but
promoted the anti-enancipation clause and
| mention my own case particularly that.
being opposed TO the extension Of slavery, l
yet instigatcd q provision against cmancipa.
ton, TO prevent foreigners from coming to
ngitatc US and verify believe, if it had not
been for that interference, the constitution
would have been silent on that subject. This
is an instance OF the effects Of foreign inter,
ference in the same state, and on the samo
subject and what is now taking place on the
western frontier of that state is only new
manifestation of the feeling which prevailed
in the year ls2Ot And such is human ma
tUrc, and in all relations of life, both ms iu,
diyiduals and communities. A stranger can.
not interfere in q family dispute without
uniting the family against him, nor in state
dispute without uniting the state against
him What has happened, then, in Kansas,
was obliged to happen, and was torcsccn by
/ some and deprecated at the time. | con,
dcmncd that society emigration ut the time;
and there are members now present TO whom
| fOrctolG its bad effects, such as have been
seen by everybody If any cmrgrants come
from the free states in the usual way. they
would be kindly and respectful received;
but, sent by societies, they would meet with
I i'll will aud opposition. And | think the
rccrimnation Of my colleague, is but fair
sct.oh to the elimination of the member
from Indiana and this is all | have to say,
couiung myself, as do, to the two meas
proposed by the member from Indiana, and
condcmning his remedies, while applaudlng
his desire to cure the disease his desire to
put AN end to agitation, and restore the
House and the country to the happy state Of
tranquility and ira,ernal feeling which pre-.
vailed twelve months ago, and which has been
so lamcntaby,and, | fear so durably impaired.