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Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1854-01-05
A Snow Storm

MAY now be expected and those elegant SLEIGIS az
WI the BATH CARRIAGE FACTORY, Centre Street, adsin-
ing III. Ii. Webb's store are now ready.
Also for sale at the Of Elm and Front Street.
assortment Of splendid Harnesses Buffalo, Coon and Wolf
Robes Of the richest styles. THOMAS EATON, Jr.
To and House Representatives OF the State or
Maine, next in Legislature TO assemble on the first
Wednesday Of January next -
THE UNDERsCNED, CHARLES H. HUDsoN and BENAIHA ii.
TTcoMB petition to be Incorporated, with their associ-
atcs and successors by the maine OF the ATLANTIC TEL
EGRAPIl COMPANY, for the purpose Of constructing,
maintaining and using Lines o. Telegraph within the Coun
ties OF York, Cunberandi Lincoln Kcnnebec, Waldo, Pc
nObscot Hancock and Washington in the State Of Mans
and for extending the any point points in neigh
boring States Provinces with all the rights and Pry
leges and subject to I'll the liabilities, provided by the
ea Laws Of the State and by the several Acts establishing
similar Corporations. G. III. HUDSON.
ID. ID. TITCOMB-
PORTLAND, Dec. IL, 1883 Sw27,
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Powder.
Cigars and Tobacco.
FEW thousand CIGARS Call in and try some Oft them
- ut the store Of AT. ROBINSON.
Nov. 10.
Family Groceries.

A CHOICE and well selected stock Of FAMILY GROCER
II les fresh and nice, just received opened and for
sale cheap be found in this city, consisting in part
rs follows
Cofees Teas Sugars Of all grades Candles-taIow and
Chocolate Bakers Broma Tapioca Sago Corn starch Po-
tato dos Pickles, kcchups Of all kinds Olive Oil Castor
Oil and large number Of other things numerous to
mention. A. T. ROBINSON
Corner Of Front st. Ferry Wharf Bath, Nov I6 49,
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EASTERN TIMES
szA MiRINE JOURNAL. sssa

srINsoS Co., No. Long Wharf, Boston, Agents
for the UNION LINE Of packets from Bath to Boston, Capt
Stnson favoraby known experienced merchant and
formerly Of this city. All business entrusted
to him will be attended to with promptness and despatch
ARTIER DONNELII Agent for Bath.
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improvements at the State House.

The improvements made at the State House
under the direction Of Mr. Turner, the excel
lent superintendent of Public Buildings, are
of SO marked character, that person who
has not visited the building, for year or so,
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FOR GEN. ARMSTRONG.

Whig.-Bell, Tenn.
Democrats. -Adams, Miss, James, r., l..
Cass, Mich. Dodge, Iowa, Dodge, Wis,
Gwin, CAL, Douglass, H., Hamlin, Me-, John.
son, Ark, Petit, Ind, Stuart, Mich, SIidell,
La, Williams, N. H., Walker, Wis,
Shields, ILL.,, Norris, N. H., fetal, IL.
For Gales and Seaton, Mr.. Jones, of Tenn,
Whole vote for Armstrong, IL.
il has been asserted by the Wing press that
the election of Mr. Tucker indicates the oppo-
silion in The Senate to the Administration. and
IN effort has been made TO create the impression
that majority of the Democratic Senators are
hostile to the Administration But the vote
does not look at all like ANYTHING Of this kind
M, Weller publicly avows his determination TO
support abe Administration he voted Cor Tuck
err. The other eight Democrats have made no
public avowal, but it is evident that several il
not all of them will support the Administration.
There were Is absenIees, some OF whom (Mr
TOucey of ths State, on account of illness,
among the number had not arrived IN Wash
ingtOR. The Virginia Senators probably voted
for Mr. Fucker for the reason that he was a
Virginia., and other local or personal consider
aliens probably Influenced others. MIR Arm
strong received one Wing vote only, that Of
Mr. Bell of Tennessee, his neighbor and person
nal friend. But Mr. Tucker received Is Wing
votes, 4 Abolition or Free Soil, and only 9
Democratic Mr. Armstrong; vote was by FAT
the most gratifying, so FAR as political consid-
era.ions are concerned. Hartford Times.
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WokSTED Goods of all kinds also Trimming Goods,
such as Ooak, Dress and Sack Trimmings Cloak Tas-
sells, nice assortment Silk and Fancy Buttons IN treat
rey Also Domestic Goods, fnot cost cheap as at
any other store in this city, A n RI-TfER
Bath, Dec &. ur.. .... '--.-
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House Lots for Sale.

EORFY House Lots pleasantly situated. and near .be
business part Of the city, North and High Streets
and anew Street leading from High Street to Lincoln Street
Terms-from one to five years in equal payments
Apply to JOHN SMITH, High Street, OF No. 20 Elliot
House Block. - n
Bath, Jan. 2, 1854. 3m29
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Portsmouth Hosiery,

FOR Ladies', Misses, and Children's wear, nv
Dec 6. hstrAfli N4 a.N J. T. GIN
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On. CoSISE'S SYRUP or GINSENG AND MALvA.-Ths un
rvaled compound for the first stages Of consumption asth
ma of many standing, coughs Of all kinds liver
paint and all diseases Of the lungs for sale by Wilson
Farbank Co., Nos. 43 & IS Hanover t, and all
spectacle druggsts.-Bee.
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Lost.

IN Sunday evening last, on Washington Street. gold
" breast PIN with the owners engraved u. The
finder shall be suitably rewarded by leaving the same &C
this 6flice
December 2Sth, 1853. 3w2S.
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FOR MR.. TUCKER.

Democrats Allen, r.. l., Rrodhead, Penn.
Mason, Va, Hunter, Va, Weller, Cal
Wright, N. j., Bright, Ind., Atchison, Mo
Evans, s. c., Total, 8. az
Free Soil.-Sumner, Mass. Chase, Ohio
Seward, NJ, Y, Wade, Ohio, Total, A.
Whig.-Everelt, Mass, Fish, NJ, Y. Coo
per, Penn, Clayton. Del, Pratt Nd, Pierce
Md, Badger, n. C., Dawson, Ca, Dixon
Ky, Thompson, KY, Benjamin, La, Foo,
W., Smith, CT. Total, l3.
Whole vote for Tucker, 26.
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U The governor of Massachusetts has or
dered the execution Of CIough to take place on
Friday, the 2Slh day of April next.
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Shorts, Indian and Rye Meal,
Nd nice article Of Buckwhea sale by the subscri-
II Der. A. T. ROBINSON.
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REMOVAL.
A. c.. Page.

HAS removed to the LARGE AND SPLENDID NEW
IL STORE directly opposite the old stand, in Moses
Block with very large assortment of choice Family Gro
eeries Ship Stores, Fruits Vegetables and GENUINE PA
TENT MEDICIN ES for sale at the lowest market rates.
.L -.-.-
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HEINISCH'S SHEARS.

y
IlIE Subscriber has made arrangements with R0SCICS
HElNlSCH to keep better Stock of his Shears and
scissors than has hitherto been kept in Boston, and which he
VIII continue to sell at the REDUCED
lie will also have, heretofore, all kinds OF LEONARD
WENDS SHEARS constituting full assortment from the
hest makers in the market Of Tailors' Shea
Ia9rs Irnmers and Points, and Ladies', Bankers Pa
per Hangers and BARRIERS Scissors pair being
WARRANTED, and sold at wholesale and RETAIL at the
est Prices.
WaicOtt's Grnduating Button Hole Cutters,
Aiso-An assortment oTalors' Measures Pressing Irons
Scanning Rollers, Squares and all kinds OF Cutlery and
Hardware For sale by
Martin l.. Bradford,
Importer Of Cutlery, Hardware and Fishing Tackle,
l42 W4SHfNGTON STREET, Nearly opposite School
Street, BOstoR
NB-Cutlery Sharpened and Repaired in the best
Nov. "a, 1853. 4w24
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--z.,.-x- FTIiE subscriber will run q
ENsEs9ItI- ,SI---/sy two-horse Carriage suitable
A.NlIIsES.x14~S[SR1 for conveying passengers, from
lEJ-1.I LMX1 fM ~ Georgetown to Bath AZ follows
@s----l~Dleave Georgetown for Bath ev-
cry Monday, Thursday and Saturday, at O'clock A. NJ
and returning will leave Bath at "a o'clock, +. NJ, Or
the arrival Of the cars.
Fare one Dollar from Georgetown 10 Bath.
Every effort will he made render this
lent and pleasant An extra team will be furnished when
necessary All errands entrusted to the driver will be
promptly attended to.
The subscriber will furnish teams Ia pleasure parties
at short notice any excepting the days above
mentioned. ALFRED l.. BERRY.
Georgetown, Nov. 2, 1862. 3m2O
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NICHOLAS NICHOLS,
Deputy Sheriff and COrOncra
BATH, ME.
Annual Meeting.

nnF members Of the Lincoln Mutual rfre Insurance. Con-
pany, hereby notified that neir annual meet
Wednesday, the eleventh dGy Of January, 1884, at
O'clock r. NJ for the election Os Oeers for The ensaE
year, and for the rasactioN Of any other bssnesS which
may come before them, FELEG WADSEORTa, Secsy.
Bath, Dec. Goth 1854 zw$.
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j. B. HUDSON
SherifS' Sale.

NATIN LAUNDRY STARCH, an approved Article, for
~ sale by
Aug. 70 M ~ GANNRTT
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Currants. FIGS. Raisins. Honey.

7'AMARINDS, Sitana Raisins, Citron Prunes, Olives
Capers, Pickles by the jar and gallon, for sale by
% A. @. PAGE.
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Mere New Dry Goods!. !:
DIR. CONINE'S SYRUP OF
GINSENG g. MALVA


THIS Compound established in universal favor by
its great and acknowledgements Is used in every Fam
ily and recommended by all physicians This medicine Is
based upon recipe produced Ill China by DIR. CONNIE the
celebrated oriental traveller. Its wonderful properties for
Purifying the Blood, and in all complaints of a Bilious
character are everywhere acknowledged. For Tnfa3mG-
ton Of the Lungs Splitting Of Blood, Bronchitis and every
disease vital organs, this great remedy without
parallel For Coughs, Group, Whoopng- Cough and an
Diseases the Throat it is and prompt cure IL
possesses the remarkable power of Dss0lvng, Looseng
and Renovating downward, all phlegm that may obsruct
the throat and is without question Natures potent
remedy for CONSUMPTION, and all Diseases that arise
from Coughs and neglected Colds. 1t has cured Canker
Salt Rheum Erysipelas aul Scrofualiseases which have
deHed the power Of other medicines have yielded to this
1t pleasant and palatae- and Restorer of Appe-
e, 1t stands urvaed 1t has never been equaled as
Dyspeptic Remedy and for Irritation the Nerves Low
ness Of Spirits Headache, is The incres-
ting history Of the Ginseng &C. s to be had in pamphlets
gratis The Compound is contained In QUART BvrTI
One Dollar per Bottle-~Six Bottles for $500. ~
Wilson, Fairbank 81 Co..
SOLE PROPRIETORS
Nos. 43 g. As Hanover Street Boston.
g Also for sale by the principal Druggists the city
and country.
j. binsmore Son, skowhegsn, Sole Agents Or Maine
6m25
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Sheriff. Sale,

LINCOLN ss.-Dec 9, 1852. ".
II HAVE this day seized Execution James L. Todd
as. Ebeneher Jewell an me right, Il le and interest,
which snid Jewell had on the nineteenth day Of "A TiI
las past being the day which the attachment was
made the original writ deed Of convey aHce or the
premises wherein he lives, by virtue Of bond
contract in writing, from Isaac H. Bowker, situate in
Phipsburg sounded the by the road lcang
70 Bath the south BY the road leading tneAd-
:roOk. the RId north by land "a Ruhfs But
Ter, with the buildings thereon and shall sell the
public auction the prems The IAN day Of january,
1854, at 10 %, loo in the forenoon.
3w27 N. NICHOLS, Deputy Sheriff.
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The Senate Vote for Printer.

As nearly as can be ascertained, the follow.
ing was the vote for printer to the United S
Senate
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Important Discovery!
RELIEF IN TEN MINETEsI

BRYAN'S PULMONIC WATERS
unfaing in the Of CoUGHs CoLBs ASTHMA BRoS-
CHTrIS SORE THROAT, oARsENEss, DIFFICULT BREArHSG
lScIriESr CONSUMPTION, AND DISEASES or THE LUNGS
They have no taste Of medicine, and any child win take
them Thousands have been restored health had be-
fore despairci Testimony given in hundreds cases.
single dose relieves in TEN MINUTES.
Ask for Bryans Pulmonc Wafersthe original and only
genuine is stamped "Bryn" Spurious kinds are offered
for sale twenty cents box. Sold by dealers gen.
orally D. BRYAN, CO., Rochester, n. r., Propretors.
gfn1R
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WHEAT Greats, Extry Fana Flour in BbIs and bags,
w Wheat Meal, Rye and Corn Meal for at the new
store, by ffN M % a. G. PAGE.
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Worthy Of Notice 4!


AUGUST 1sr, 1858.
II GenHemen-We, the undersigned
{sYEerNe Wholesale Druggists having for many
II s, Asl 81 years sold your VEGETABLE Pull
- s.ftsas NlONARY BALSAM, are happy to
t. atssssSI bear testimony to its great efficacy in
t.sGs a the rsliefa%a cure Of Pulmonary
fNH.s,, which has deservedly sustained 50 high
st., eng reputation for so long term of years
-'sa-2-> or which more rarely disappoints the
reasonable expectations Of those who
brewers, stevens Cushing, Boston, Mass-B A.
Fahnesock, Hun n Co., New York, N Y.-Allen x o.,
Cincinnati, O-Barnard, Adams l. Co., St. louis Mo-
Carlton lioyey, Lowell, Mass.--F Scammon & Co.,
Chc}so ILL.,. ID. Wilder X Co., Louisville, Ky.-R.
HOLSTER Co.. Buffalo, n. VI L. Thompson l. Co.
Troy, ~ ". Musson, Quebec, q. E.--W. r. Baird,
WOODSTOCK, N. B.-Ingraham < Fuller; Bangor, Me-
H. H. Hay, j. Durgn < Co.. Portland, New. c. Poor,
many others Of the oldest and respec-
table druggists and Apohecares in the United States
British Provinces.
In connection with old so article we now put up
81 size, IN large square bottles with rich enameed blue
wrappers, gilt directions and fac smile Wm john Cut
Ter containing nearly four times the quantity the small
size. ~
u Bcwdre Of Coantcrfcits and limitations!
Enquire for the article by its WHOLE NAME,
VEGETABLE PULMONARY BALSAM,"
Prepared only by REED, CUTLER 4 CO., Druggists
Boston, and sold by Apothecares and Country Merchants
generally Price large size $l00 small size, so cents
H. H. HAY, Portland general agent for Maine.
For sale in Bath, by A. q. PAGE, and Others 3m25
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Gas Burners, Chandeliers, SC.

nor sale by
L Nov. Is.
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L persons indebted to the late firm Of g. W. Heath 4
= Co are requested to call and settle without delay
The business will be carried as before by s. w Heath
but will still 90 on as 5. w. Heath 4 Co.
Bath Nov. ~. a w HEATH 4 70
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ETIIE fast sailing, zinc bottom schooner Lamartne, Zee
tons register, years old, well found and in good
der Apply to d. 4 l.. PATTEN Bath, III. j. LOWELL
Gardiner. "
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just Received
Writing and Bookkeeping,
TnMsht by U. w. CRAWFORD.

At the rcom OWEN Co.'S SfoRE, in GRANITE BLOCK,
each week day aerhoo and evening" Saturday excepted.
Terms Writing 81 for IL lessons, Bookkeeping 81.
Every thing furnished but lights. tfQ7
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PORTLAND, Dec. IL, 1858.
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PORT OF BATH.
SUNDAY, Jan. 1.


Brig AIbatross, Patterson, Savannah.
Brig George, Boyson, Georgetown, G, via Home,
oe-with loss of foretopmast, spars part OF deckoad
sails split, &c, in a gale no date
Brig Round Pond, Pierce Philadelphia.
MONDAY, Jan. T.
ARRIVED.
InIec baltimore
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Bows Thick Boots.

FIOSE wanting first rate article of boys and youth:
double soled thick Boots find them at the Store of
Bath, Sept. 10th, 1853. J. w. ROBERTS.
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Poultry Wanted.

1R00 LBS Of Turkeys, Chickens and Geese wanted
-lcOO for which cash AMI the highest price, will be
paM. 3ml9 A. LINDSEY, Centre st.
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Damariseotta and Wiscassct,


LfOR THE HAIR.-Among the many preparations for
the growth Of the Hair this GOLDEN GLOSS the
lead Three reasons viii be given why it is universally
used and preferred to all Others 1st Because 1t has
proved the Most eectna in Badness d. Because Il inn
parts beautiful dark gloss and delightful perfume the
Hair 81, Because the Ladies, with fine discrimination
which they all possess, have adopted it. Many other
sons could be given why it Is great avorite, but those
who want more have only give it trial Price Is
IN large bottles For Sale by Druggists and Storekeepers
everywhere.
". 9. nURD, PRorREron, sol Broadway, New York.
large Discount TO Merchants. i 6m22
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THE Fifth lecture Of the course will be delivered AZ a.
city hall this "Wednesday evening, Jan. s, by Rev
THOMAS w. CLARK, Of Hartford, Conn., commencs,s
at o'clock .a
Tickets II IL cents for sale at Sawyer and Magouns
II. 81 j. CO.
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Piano Forte Tuning.

MR.. CALVIN Eow4RDS. of P"rIIaul, will visit this
NciyevcYy fortnight aud lune Pianos for att persons
who lWty desire Mr. T. wards has been for many
years tRmf1-tNrer ~ piamu<, which IRE mot sur
passed luv IN H.: an reputation ASH tuner, is
moi equal ID by any person in the Stale.
- Or iersf-it II, Stvv-r " Masoirt's Bookstore,
~H Ba,s NAILS I:"' Is5a ,.''o'''''' 30
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Misses Boots.
Compound Almond Lotion

GoOD assortment Of pegged sewed side and top lace
II Goat Boots, for sale by j. W ROBERTS
Bath, Sept. 18th, 1853. --I-'D''.
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Ladies' Boots.

n Store OF II ~ RoRRERTs II
Bath, Sept. 10 1853.
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nj HEppCLS HMU CUNS,
FOR saleby LIS. FISHER.
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Watches, Jewelry, SC.

sNEW and beautiful assortment of Gold and Silver
"a Watches, Jewery &C., just received and will be sold
cheap. T. III. q. MARSTON.
Bath, Nov. IL
Daily national era. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1854, 1854-05-26

The Court Calender of Gotha, for the year
1856, contains some statistics which are inter
esting. The oldest of forty-eight sovereigns Of
Europe is the Grand Duke Of Mecklenberg
Strelitz, who is nearly II years of age; the two
youngest being the King of Portugal and the
Duke of Parma, the former of whom is eighteen
and the latter seven years. The Prince of
Schaumburg Lippe has reigned the greatest
number Of years, having taken the reins of
government in the last century; while at the
bottom of the list stands The Emperor of Rus
STA, who, as is well known to all, mounted the
throne in the psesent year. Six sovereigns
are as yet unmarried three are widowers, and
one is divorced; of the remaining number, two
have contracted morganatic marriages, viz,
the King Of Denmark and the Eector of Hesse
Of the heirs apparent and presumpive, twenty
six are sons, two daughters, twelve brothers,
three uncles and one cousin. The Oldest Of the
heirs presnmptive is the heir Of the Duke of
Modena, who is seventythree years of age.
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THE REPORT OF THE SECRETARY
OF WAR.

We have delayed the printing Of this in
teresting report, for the purpose of accom-
panyng it with some comments. 1t is from
the pen of one educated at West Point
and who has seen active service in the
eventful war with Mexico. With such ad
vantages in military experience, and his
familiarity as statesman with the wants
of the country, the report, as might be ex-
pected, presents many matters that should
command the most considerable and candid at
tention Of every one. What he has to state is
perspcuously stated, and supported by very
forcible arguments and convincing facts.
The view taken of the Importance of rail-
road communication with California must ar
rest universal attention. The report does not
exaggerate its Importance in time of war; and,
be brought on, we may well apprehend that
the report shows the minimum of the evils
which will be felt for the want of such a road.
How this road is to be made-when, and by
whom, are questions which will require sepa.
rate discussion. But the reforms and improve
ments proposed In the report are well worthy
of close examination, and if the reasons given
prove satisfactory, as in many cases we have
no doubt they will, we trust such action will
be had as shall secure them. Ifthis report
receive the consideration and action which
it deserves, the execution of it will leave a
lasting impression of his presence in that de-
partment, of which he may well be proud.
As we shall have occasion to refer, frequent
ly, to this report, and as we are cramped for
room in this number, we will postpone further
comment for the present, and in future mum.
bers discuss seriatim, such portions as would
seem to require particular notice.
The same cause-want of space-which
prevents extended commentary on this paper,
has applied to all the reports of the heads of
departments. From time to time we shall
call attention to the more prominent recon-
mendations contained in each of them.
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clared that he cannot decide whether the race
and color to which he belongs, and who founded
this Government, is superior or inferior, or
equal, to the negro race who were brought as
savages to this country by men of England
and men of New England, and sold as slaves
TO the Southern coonists.
The Massachusetts candidate for the speak
ership also speaks of "absorption," which Mr..
Clingman, of North Carolina, very properly
understood to mean "amalgamation." fright
in thus rendering the phrase, it is indeed humil-
iating to think that the most prominent candi-
date--for he commands the largest vote-for
the Speakershp of the American House of
Representatives, holds and boldly avows so
nation, association, equality social and po-
ltical and marriage, between the white and
black races!
Things have indeed come to a high pass,
Congress from the scholastic State of Massa
chusetls, announces to the Congress, for the
Speakership of which he is candidate, that
he really cannot decide whether or not so
many negroes are not their equals-nay, their
superiors Indeed, he cannot tell, until it is
determined by the absorption and disappear
ance of one or the other which is the best
the white or the black race-which is the supe
rior, himself or the odorous big buch negro,
whose whole ambition is to scratch his happy
head, to warm himself in the sun, and to eat
drink, and sleep.
Such are the claims of the Hon. Mr.. Banks
to the Speakership of the American Congress.
What, after such sentiments, would be thought
abroad, Of his election, we leave our readers to
decide