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CAssIUs NJ CLAY's addresses have awakened the
right spirit Throughout Illinois. They have been
largely attended, and being composed Of facts CON-
pactly aud feengly stated, have made deep impre.
sion. The Chicago Tribune says:
AT Alton there the silence Of the Sabbath hour
the streets deserted teams people from the country
10 trade for fear Of the chOa yet Messr Clay and Cod
ding addressed audience OF fifteen hundred from
steps OF The Modison Mil. The postmaster English de-
Tended the Administration ani in doing compelled
to claim the Nebraska scheme as secret Increment OF
Pierce and Douglas for The abolition Of SiaDery and
LEES it So he r0uh reDud,o'e the Adm,R's,rG,ton.
moments after the close Of the meeting he found
i'll consultation IN front OF the post office with Dr. Hope
who claims the honor Of having shot Loyejoy With great
Indignation he inquired such meeting ana such crowd
in the public sre hear Clay would have been tolerated
in Philadelphia, III Baltimore or Ill IIdstR on and swOTe
that IL should not have been in Alton he be damned he
wOudn have paid for the eggs to break the meeting up
Tie party lines being pretty closely drawn Dr. Hope the
Of Loceoy and the postmaster, side and
all the of the people the other the attempt to egg
down the speaker would have been rather of unequal
contest with popular sovereignty.
AT Quincy, kimball II al crowded to hear Clay
in tho afternoon and Coddng in the evening. The leading
minds in this growing city present at each Of the
mee;incs. Like and great enthusiasm attended
the gatherings i'll Iowa and at Rock Island
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BROADWAY INSTANCES.

10 ne Efii0r y Ihf Y. , IrioH7r =, ~
SIR: People who have TO ride down Broadway at
from 10 o'clock are seriously annoyed every morn
ing by the sckening stencil emitted from the numerous
leads OF swll and garbage in open carts and wagons
which are at that hour met with going up The writer
for one has on several recent occasions-and partcu
larly this morning-let quite sick after mhans the
,fryia from some half dozen loads met with at aud
for shert distance below Union-square.
Carts or wagons with tight boxes should alone be
rerm,ted 70 gather such otal. LED.
l.rk InIp 81 1854
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BrGISSING TO PAY-The general impression has been
that the experiment of making the Clinton State Prison
pay for itself or even its running expenses, ny The manu-
acuro Of iron would he failure Bat the prospect is
now more favorable The albany ETPress says iha; the
expemon; has now been brought to Successful issue
that on the 2ih day OF June last the first specimen OF
iron wat obtained and that a, the present time, with but
one furnace twelve per day o. the very bes; quality
Of iron are being Yun.
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ANOTHER HEAD 0TF.-Ths Madison Ojsereer mates
shat DR.. Ravens has been removed from the PosOice
e. Hamilton, and Dr. Beardsley appointed in his place.
DR. Hsvenss oense according to The OJserrer is that
y is CONSTANT straightforward reliable Democrat;
DIR. Beardsley's aton-hat he leading
Soer in is4s and is an Nebrasksite in 1854
We doubt the last assertion Frsuk Pierce doesn't appoint
Act N obraska men 10 oace.
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NAM Law IN Northumberland RiVNfH-
&Sr-Ip pursuance OF e. call signed By the opponents
Of Temperance large and spirited meeting OF the voters
OF Mddetown Conn. held on the 95th uli bu' con
trery to the designs OF those who got NJ srong Fesolr
tons were adopted nsrucnc the seectmen OF that town
to execute the provisions of the Prchbi'oy Liquor Law
recently passed IN Connecticut.
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Personal.

Senator WILLIAMS Of New Hampshire r holding over
after the adjournment OF the legislature which should
have cho-en his successor but did not agree Wehad
hoped that ex-senator Phelps of Vermont to be al
lowed 10 stand alone in his glory.
The Rev G. W. Perkins for many years pastor of tho
Congregational Church z; Merden Conn.,. has accepted
call to The First Congregational Church of Chicago, ILL.,
james ID. Lawyer, Esq, Editor Of The Spirit of The
Age Published at Norwich, Chensngo County, has plr
chased The AUany FTeetOider The two papers will be
merged and published in Albany.
Dr. Clark, for many years highly respectab. inh.b
liant Of Knderhook died the residence Of biz son-n-
law, Hon. j. 7. Beekman the 25th u aged = years
Or. c. native Of New-Jersey and we believe was
younger brother of the late AbIsm CLARK, of the
signers Of the Declaration Of Independence
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FoKylGyrEs ~ OrrIcE.-TTe 4itGAs kH'-.cTtor.er
learns that out of 1908 citizens holding Office under tie
United State. Government 70l are ioregners-5lS III
Custom Houses o4 in the Departments ct Washington and
50 q. Ministers or Consuls. IL NewYork there are 81
fnrei-ncrs 70 7O3 Americans.
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p,r,,. or Ps,,cHrRs-Tle Chri.t.qa Regis'er states
that tie Rev Mr. Cartwright pastor OF The Third Bspt-'
Church lcolorec in GAINESVILLE, ONO Len his chaIe sew
era months $50 TO preach the funeral sermon OF broiher
minister the Rev Mr. Meachsm in ST. Louis de has no'
since been heerd from gnG fears are entertained es Ne
has been Kidnapped and sold down the nyer lhe Chlr3I
which he Is pastor will II very thankful io7 sny ne
geuce respecting HIM. .,,,
We'll well times ant es they were once oid ~
Paul enumerated NUMEROUS perlls he had encountered e
Il his ministerial labOrs but be does not lnio u o Ms
having been caught anu sold down the river by some va
t.n Democrat and perhaps bought and put on the plan
atiop by some lay brother sister II the ChuFch.
Rev Nj Cartwright II Dot the 6rs Christian minister ,ua
has been caught and sold this !anc OF hoery. 10"
,rucb better of We ere than poor heather nations
where thew have no Christian ministers 70 pay ana se
~ 49, lBinshsm-n standtrc-
SrrEsIxG rHr PLATFoRN.-The Sasq~eA1lna ~. -,
Noptrose Pa talks abou; political platforms ai'eF n
b;T - can give assurance that the W hlgs o. I'M
lection OF the State have long since kieAeu ,no
Rs,imore Platform from under their eet anu Low ,'au
firmly on the soil that Heaven gave a an
a.ba TO- The same spirit OF patriotic lnAsnalloh ~
Loalv breahed forth in the recently olisIleI -
" Irdre Pollock OF the Nebraska fraud - s-e
breasts Of ALL and all are ready % Us Nm ~ one Ia
r,h,boo5 standing on the Platform Of Freedom ina
O. istSoTm an who love their country aud tne Aih1 peg
Ter than party or Paeee i Ra@sn all We can for freedom
:. ms, he our no.toes. UEcer that ras We nsh'-
pn,,ctxc rEE MIssIssIPFI.-We lean that there
hi :, Reel Island II is az that pent tnst u mss oeeh
h. connection Of the Chicago and Rock Island hair9sa
;,h ,ba road from Davenport 10 Council slurs Inc
,r,ck was 10 be laid across the slsnde VI 80
Id . stream being thus made prscncaoe' APpncAuoo
%. dnly made 10 the Government, and sssiectory en-
having been held out by the Secretary OF he
Interior the proceeded to lay me TAX NOW
however il appears that the Secretary OF war, on ule
Alleged ground that Rock Island an old Military station
has ipterfered and cent military efe~ 10 TIE pot rh
49,, 10 c,ar n. bland What the result will be, re-
mains TO be ses1 tp"s'ou 's'e'" ~
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wrxp. ArnosRWRE. a..

nNO
saiahs.y jay Ss! wi 81 W .a So W cies
4 Nd: j }efy, i- -%s5 81 c. and c
w-dns.d.y July I"inS and Gear eis.G' r D.
F5s s.$ vi. nv - S%9d ma SO %oy clear
saturday. July saWind :. / and Mostly Clear
Motd,y JAY l6-Wtna n Z. and Cloudy Rain a. Eoor.
Tae.ds1 July ll--wiud n E. L AID :. e and Clear
Wtenecsy Jaly I2Wnd H. and ). l. and \. T. l. Clouds
prevail. mostly clear toward night
ThGrsday July l9wld N E. and Clear; cloudy Ran a.
7resy July li-wAdY FL Rain Of lat might and
Saturday July is-windS Lsh, rain " Clear P "
Sunday July lwnd Y Z and Lght eoods aid fcg Clear
A "
SSo@:y jag jag i%sa &c c,. ''' '''
Wesr,.Ssy Jalv ls-Wind W " sndsl Ce.r
Tksrsdey July ze-Wird W. L Clear
Friday. July 2l-"inG ". q :. w !; :. Clear Heat
ss-uraay July 22-wire E. : z 1csl Clara n. Cloaay
sunday. July zs-wird 5 90 l. 2 and 8 ~ cs= u
Several moderate showers after r ~ Clear
Monday; July 24,"sS and z o sHd2 Cloudy Lisefsi
Tg..d.y, July 2Wod s. and z sod CoEiOs sho~sn
a Thsr.s.y, july awirS nd " ci.% e" r. A.
Friday, D-Wmd n p. u :. ". and Cleu
saturday July s-wpd = ". / and closd, grsvsl
Sunday July SoWind ~ w. and w. / snds. Cle.,
Nond:y, niys-wnd s. ". and Cleu.
temper ne - Mean temp
Men ssI SSss.: az, a. ~. M
nesn temper ., nn.e 79 o. Range Of themoEeter...S
Mean temper =: &c p M..7e %
ZI;ress heat and ece e. The h and 18th sse 20
the 2ls;.
Eorthsrly ~ird. prevailed OF DAY.
soufh.rly winds prevailed on IS days
VARIABLE winds prevailed on G exyx.
Clear ard mostly eleax days, d
Cloudy and mostly cloudy dayss
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IT,. JfNSIS0 EsrLTI.-The Corbins Of Virginia Mary
lapG and their eoatera TO meet a! BsrnuBs Hotel
Baltimore on the 9Th OF August for the purpose OF dsnn
ing their genesogy in order 20 take sene legal ssps to
investigate thor claims 10 the "Jennings estate.
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tLdvert.ssmeuti


OCEAN IIOCsE.-We lately had conversation with
a. old friend who had ad from yis to the ocsss
Re present bis did snow winch
If The two interested NJ mo-. ihs wonderfully Improved health o.
DYING the description he'd rom him o. the comforts con
.a sd ssP hs' S;,s's we fy snt. w ss
his me Ocean hous- that bsy1nd dispute
Our HanaiSn h been FED The bathing four n me morn
ao. licking While es1s them from yea: P,s ths ssnsy o. tho
iy aiDo s S TO & city q S1i .ad nor
. We shall shortly De able TO draw our own pTenes apon thss
tn ISssy e oar friends health and to
Mr. Rel, The proprietor Of The oeesn Hou'-
NATIONAL THEArER-Mr. j. X. SCOTT will ap-
y tbs ,t,snrt Of the Compsu, Nj Ha.w.T viii rspsst her
with dsncai Sc BY Sir Jons DasosD R. W sSIra and othsn
fAdyertsemeutI
BARyUM's MusEUN.-Beside the astonishing curl
city here Ia tho .hsp~ ~ two nee e ehdsn completely
- agse! sod ~ me SSr .'sohs %. rev L1s sGnn
sDd this evening Is charming and correct piece
rAdysr,l.em.ntI
The great An.i-Periodic Pill. DEsHIERs New
Cue for fsysr and AgUs k odd " N HANS No us Falons
BIoosiyE-
[Advsri..meu,l
Elegant French and India WEDDING and VISITING
CsDs eDgrs,sS end printed bs latest style w.oDrss EsvsL
Lendopi silver PLACED DoosPLsrr EySDELLs 2 Broadway
lAd,ert.~m-nrI
PIANOS, MELODEoNs AND MIsIC.-NO larger or
sets all knas Of nnsc merchandise In the United
ststes lower prices than 10 fond
attainment q HosAcE warns, No. 33J Broadway
lkd7srls.msntl
AUBURN POWER Loom THRER-PLY and INGRAM
CssSETs, C.RH.Kr NYE, Msnasciureu) in and da,
bic style end every worthy the Trade Agent
selling the goods Ggo. r. l. Hy,TT
Noe, ~ and 40 Pearl opposite wili.mst NY.
Internationally
THE NEW AND TAsfELEss CURE for FEVER AyD
AGvE DEssLEEs ATPEEIopIc PILLs cold By JAS w ssrs
corner Ffootst. ard dostasue plsee, Brooklyn
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BROOKLYN ITEMS

BOARD Oh SuPERvisoRs-Sat yesterday pursuant % sd-
Journment. The proceedings were Of the usual kind-
Among the commune atoms there Is the return Of the DIFF
ferent towns and cities u TO be raised for the coming
year. The following amounts were proposed:
OF
City Of Williamson ga 4.
Town Of flauands. ~
Ter o. rtTech w
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MOTT 81 HOs7rTki
rA.--,s Dtsi
N BROOkLyS

The Board Of Heslh reported yesterday morning only
three cases and three deaths for the preceding "a hours
The Hospi'ai-The weekly returns up to YESTERDAY
morning are as follows Number remaining at last report
admitted since i6, discharged, remaining at this
date 10
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IN wy,II,,f>BTPGU.

Tive cases o. cholera were reported to the Board Of
Health Yesterday. Deaths, >
Ciolsra HosDlfgl-Receiyed. :. remaining ,.
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But who would have anticipated from such a bald
-hallow sensele-s imposition, such Worldwide conse
Guences To remember and contrast do Smth VIZ
a. loei.roo pretending 10 read from miraculous slate
Stone placed in hs hat with the Mormonsm of the pre-
sent dav awakens thoughts alike painful anu nortiyne
There j. no limit even this most enghtenel 0 all me
ages OF knowledge, the mposture and creduity. II
knaVs or even foos invent creeds nothing too mon
strous Tor belief Nor does the fact-a fact not denied :"
scsed-that ali the Mormon leaders rascas as well
a. mpo-io1, either open the eyes of their dupe- or arrest
me rrocress OF dc!usor. Albany Eve jour.
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The eopnuoss and excessive heat OF this monh posby with
precedent For consecutive dsys unrfissfed
refreshing shower cooling b-ers The only approach 20 red
the evening Of the 18Th when the
in steady blaze Of lhtlDs for hoar sgus Of Is
With little rain relieved the atmosphere bat for few hour 0n
the 5 osh and list labor Suspended IN great Msu
se horses dropped deed In the The pspe parts
the co1,try report much to the effect.
On the night Of the 2s Lsny IAsad Sound wsered With
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TEr MoRNov,.-Tweny-esht years ago, "Jo Smith
the founder this sect; and Harris, his first convert
suped 10 tle senior editor of The JorHo then residag
n; Rochester TO print his Book OF Mormon, then just
transcribed from the Golden Bible which DO had
found in the cleft of rock TO which he had been guided
by vision We attempted 10 read the rst chapter but
ii seemed such uninteligble argon that il thrown
aside DO tavern-ider in the Village Of Palmy-
r Harris who offered to pay for the printing, was SUD
stau;ia farmer Disguised with wBat deemed weak
invention OF npostor and not caring 20 strip Harris
of liz hard earnings the proposition was declined Inc
manuscript then taken 10 another printing once
acres HE street whence in due time, the original
Mormon Bible" made It's advent.
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CITY ITEMS.

METrOROLOG JOURNAL For nm, 1885,
psIr,RrD EXPRESSLY FOR THE Tribune, ~ GssoNs
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AccIDEST.-Mr. David Higgins of williamsburg, while
driving through Cnton-s yesterday, with two 'sdies,
ran his vehicle against another and it upset The ~
cupants were all more or less injured.
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FATAL ACCIDENT TO AN USKsowS sALoR-On Monday
night two men conveyed to the New-York Hospital sailor
whom they stated had fallen into the hold Of ship They
hurried of without giving further information and the in
ured man. being nsensibe not able to tell his name
or give any particulars. lie died yesterday afternoon OF
the injuries received. Coroner Hilton was notified and
will hold an inquest upon the body this morning.
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CH.pGE OF G.ASD LARcEsY.-A young man rs years
Of age named John Richards, yesterday arrested
charged with stealing pocket book containing 20 ~,
from Thos Robinson The parties went on an excursion
tooether 10 Bellows Grove and while there light ensned
between some rowdes and during the fight the money
was stolen from the pocket Of Robinson ihe prisoner
was seen 10 commit the theft and when arrested the
money wa found in his stocking Tie wrs held for
examination.
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KANSAS LTAGrT.-Thore viii be meeting in tho
broadway Tabernacle Lectap-roOm this evening, q, 9
clock TO organize Kansas League, to cooperate with
the Emigrant Aid Company in colouizng Kansas with
freemcn. The Hon. Eli Thayer OF Worcester. win DO
present TO explain this grea; plan Of freedom.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-08-02

There was very large audience st NtsLos last n'sst
10 see Mad Ihion in the Grown Diamond and an
seemed delighted with the performance. considerable
portion the music drowned in the roar OF the Aan
der but neither that the torrents Of rem seemed to io
,crre with the enjoyment Of the audience This evening
The Ravcls and the ballet and tomorrow the benefit Of
Mr. Moore. stage manager when extra attractions arc
offered.
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Query FOR BrILDTRS-Who owns the old and now
lumber used in repairing houses II it belongs 1.-THE pro-
pretor of the premises by what right do some capene"
and others employed BY the day orthe job and car
~ off two or three daily using for fuel at thor
own houses, What right has work imam to take away
the smallest chip without the real owners permission'
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fAdyertsemerf
The NEW AND TAsTELEss CURE for FEVER ASD
AGrE DEsHLEEs ATIPEkopIc PrLs cold By JAS W. ssIrs
corner Ffootst. ard dostaxue- psee, Brooklyn
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CARPET (CkRHsEr SYE Msnafset1re) In and dosrs
bic style and every worthy the Trade Asen,
selling the EOods Go. r. l. Hv,TT
SO. ~ and 40 Pearl oppo-ts WiIismst, NY.
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~ .hne New YOrs and ,c-y rr'.i"ea % DRY IS

,-.r,. Of ,p vhe Newyors and sieis';y rr's'"ea NY
bune.
The mercury went up sgsn yesterday, reman'ns :" -.
n.ghborbood of % nearly al day lAere
shower. with same lightning, during the morning. anu
another in the same scconpaniments in the evening.
ps-A third thunder shower came W st O'clock
The lightning was vivid ard ncessant for nearly an hoor
and the rain perfect ood for hall that time san inc
air was hot and close and both gu; and in doors very un
comfortable
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For K,NsAs-A party OF young FTenchmen have
organized themselves with view OF emgrstng to kaasas
and propose to establish joint stock company for that
purpose Mr. Bscsnsse at the Office of TIE Rtp"1'ea'a,
No Il Spruce-st will receive subscriptions The shsr.
are 10 be s25 each.
In order TO aid this enterprise, Mr.. Mieie, No. isS
Wllism-s, has published very convenient map OF the
Baltic with marginal giving accounts OF the Tor
tresses snd important localities its shores The sums
derived from the sale of this map viii be paid into the
treasury Of the French Emigration Company.
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PROGRESS OF THE CHOLERA.
NETWORK CITY.

.rr1a- OF rsE FE.sXLIs- srEsEr
$1,000 D--f nj
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PIANOS, MELODEoSs AND MlsIc.-NO larger or
esr all knas OF nnsc merchandise In the
sts,s lower pToes than fond the great
tshli-hue NJ q HOsACF W.rgEs, No. 3lB Brosdwty
Daily national era. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1854, 1854-07-21
DMr JAMES ELLIOTT Is authorized to receive
and receipt for subscriptions and advertisements tor
tho Daily and tho Weekly National Era, in Cincin-
nati and vicinity.
WASHINGTON, d. C.
FRIDAY, JULY 81, 1854.
CONGRESS.

In the Senate, Mr.. Hunters substitute for
the Homestead bill was passed; and debate
was resumed upon the bill to anticipate the
payment of FIVE millions to Texas, by paying
both the principal and two and half millions
of interest not yet accrued!
In the House, a bill was passed authorizing
the Alexandria and Washington Railroad Com
pany to cross the Potomac, and run through
this city, and authorizing the Baltimore Branch
road to run through this city, CROSS the East
ern Branch, and proceed to point opposite
Alexandris. AT the urgent request of General
Bayly, Of Virginia, q committee Of investigs-
ton was appointed, TO ascertain the truth Of
certain charges Of ofdcial fraud and corrup
tion, made against him by Mr. Benjamin E
Green, in communication to the Colt investi-
eating committee.
Daily national era. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1854, 1854-07-21

and maintain was ordained to establish JUS
tice and secure the blessings of liberty and,
in accordance Herewith, expressly declares
that "8o person shall be deprived Of NE, liberty
or pYoperty, aDithout due process OF laU." by
this | stand; by this will be judged.
| know that Connecticut, in the olden time,
was libeled by Tory renegade, who ahscond-
ed TO England to perpetrate his undict,ye
falsehood, as the Blue Law" State; but, by the
blessing Of God, the numerous progeny which
he left behind him, shall never fasten upon her
the damning infamy Of the Black Law State.
DO you accuse me Of using strong language
j am fresh from the people, and haye.a right
to use strong language in their sovereign name,
to whom I hold myself GmenGble.
In conclusion, Mar President, allow me to say
that feel just and 10y al pride swelling my bo-
SON, as contemplate the position OF the good
old Commonwealth which | have the honor, in
part, to represent; she has begun good work,
and will 90 on unto perfection. IL gives me
Joy to think her dark days Of serviiity and
shame are over, and she has entered upon o
new career Of freedom end glory. But if,
from any unforeseen misfortune she should
ever fall back sgsin into the hands Of the
seryile Philistines - the siavemoDgering De
mccracy--which Infinite Mercy avert!-I will
not follow the example OF my colleague, and
take advantage Of her misfortunes, to insult
and expose her "before all Israel and the
sun i" but will love her STILL like a true SOD,
for what she was in the palmy days Of her
beauty and pride; will cherish AID defend
her to the last; will
walk backward with avertcd gaze,
And hide her shame"
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THE VOICE OF MASSACHUSETTS,.

The State Anti Nebraska Convention, which
assembled at Worcester yesterday, was largely
attended by men Of all shades of politics. A
committee Of nine, of which Alderman Will
liams Of Boston, was chairman, was appointed
to report plan of operations. Tho room be-
ing insufficient to contain the delegates, they
adjourned to the Common. The Convention
organized by the choice Of Judge Morris, of
Springfield, as President with thirteen Vice
Presidents, representing the three prominent po-
litical parties. Speeches were made by Judge
Morris, Henry Wilson, Hon. E. D. Reyes,
Amass Walker, Rev. Edward Reeder, and
others. A provisional committee of two Wings,
two Democrats, and two Free Sellers, was ap-
pointed to call State Convention, at which
nominations are to be made for the coming
State elections
Resolutions in favor Of the repeal of the Fa-
gitive Slave Law, the abolition of Slavery in
the District Of Columbia, and for the rights Of
the citizens of Massachusetts,, and recommend
ing National Convention, were adopted.
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For the National Era.
THE KANSAS IaRANTs.

We cross the prairie as Of old
The pilgrims crossed the sea,
To mako the West, as they the East,
The homestead of the tree
60 to rear wall OF men
On Freedoms southern line,
And plant beside the cotton-tree
The rugged Northern pine.
We're flowing from our native hills
As our free rivers dow
The blessing Of our Mother'land
Is on us as we 60.
We 60 to plant her common schools
On distant prairie swclls,
And give the Sabbaths Of the wild
The music of her bells.
Upbearing, like the Ark Of old,
The Bible in our van,
We go to test the truth Of God
Against the fraud Of man.
No pause, nor rest, save where the streams
That feed the Kansas run,
Save whore our Pilgrim gonfalon
Shall fout tho setting sun
Wen sweep the prairie as of old
Our fathers swept the sea,
And make the West, as they the East,
Tho homestead of the free
J. G. w.