davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The daily union., 1855-10-18
HOME MANUFACTURES.
FAarvkew Cotton WOrks,

Near the Canal Bosin -alcru~draa
TslTzpATRIcK BURNS, propeors, and manufacturers OF
cotton yane chain wrapping fw inr cord
bats he.
Of arccs, which will deliver IN Nnsnihgoa
Baltimore Other northern msfke AL
prompt attention by addressing as
Oct ii-dim ~ -
ADDITIONAL-Opened day, IS pieces more o. vsy chea
n 6ueF who iatd 10 OBJ
tam wha. they be supplied
pieces black fferch me-
riGOs
N. o NJ kinds OF mourning goods
assorted mourning sike
pairs bnke,s with loi Of hne eo sna es
die blankets
New and cheap lots q Al, kinds Of pure linen goods.
pieces bright paidr, for chldrsn's wenr
T5 fine white nunneis.
With stock of ali kinds af dry goods of genera s' ~
Delay ia CLOSING any psses expected occur
only
artcies prices and fair dealing be relied on N a
rc,-xrrp
aCeniral Stores - west building
Or e-l0sf Opposite Centre Market.
The daily union., 1855-10-18
nHoss EXTRA FINE AND CHEAP BLAHIxE1S.--

THOSE EXTRA FINE AND CHEAP BLAHiAE1S'-~
i Just opened -
pairs fine and chesp blankets Of American man
uA all ii remarkably white and soff-
sufficient FOR the aemaDd win 'n loc. , ~ =.
the lower grades, he'd comcrts sneeunsA "eAihss' ~ s
linens, napkins, kc-, IN endeas variety.
fhat cannft exchanfe o taAe paeN
IRON ue etoe Oh nPpf""Su~ns
incyi table confusion in accounts
supplies daily.
Good Articles prices dealing be relied on an h
PERRY l. BROTHER,
Siorex,r west hnlnins,
Or, ,s--d,o,;f opposite Centre nsrkc'.
The daily union., 1855-10-18
rRrAsuEr prFAarnEsr.

Cleioai CLgags,.Mr. Lewis Brand has been promoted
from cerkhp in the oce Of the First Auditor
Of the Treasury seeond-cass esrhip in the Third Au
ditors Office made by the removal Of Mr. Chas W.
Fenton and Mr.. George w iiil OF Ohio has been ap-
pointed m the Vacancy created BY Mr. Brands promo
ton.
The daily union., 1855-10-18
Great sale Of Town Lots in Kentucky City.

Great Sale Of Town Lots in kentucky CITY,
~ Monday 1855, OF in Kentucky CRY win
disposed rapid srowih permsneni
OBJECT with The prcpricios
xi The o,s Ill be sold without and The nasf
LIBERAL TERMS,
both y. TO time and manner Of payment
This town located in me eosny Of Hickman sa'e Of KIN
lucky, bank Of The Mssspi fifteen niles
below the
MOUTH OF THE OHIO,
just adjoining present Of Columbus ard
cooperate depot ae
great Mobile Ohia railroad, northern
would be Of place this Advertisement dwell Al eahs
AND dctzl MI The OF locafon snd the
prospects city oruasey being Terminal
Of such road hui let The inquirer look
neahy ocsify-pro-cicd
height Of The bank and the ean
the sssd track il surrounded by ierte and heay
ctuntIy, washed TIghiy
from ai ct de
class with ma eidnrx
LOus Kentucky Ciy
Mobile and Ohio raroad having no
arranged viii daily Illinois
and also by like consexion with the
chrrsd by the trce Missouri Texas
and son Mountain railroad branch Of which,
proposed terminals the weS hank OF ne sef opsic cur
The Mobile and Ohio aroad up 70 Us from AHban
pnsng through Missippi and Tennessee, s cars
eghtrd the the and tropical fruits m
all the products West kcrh brau hit
Inois Central and other raiosd and ~ e
their and lengthy rbu
es Kcnsncky City being brought wtH four buur
equal distance between The southtn guilt
trance of lakes The
erchanpr OF conmodes legitimate barter The
place hereeTc Eus iey
stop rlored nansshrped require ken
Of prorbecy city thus fortunately
and blessed with combination Of 80 many natural and a
fciai for travel and Trade.
cuf,ty upon tho or lwenty per cent
md yesrs' credit without personal seca o e
The daily union., 1855-10-18
CysIsAs. AGENCY ar ,yasfspssToS-Tb.

scber Virginia. estehishs
ucv shs ~ rw doors front Of the 1roas
his clainsBrs
especially rvoginnay aud for iand scrnief
and pcnsiars under the of Congress
the lsie David Dorrsngcn
has, the eniv ndas winch made 20 the
papers the FIRST auditors Office
Rcb,oua. He inSsx IN
rnthc ecrs Capitol Of Nnrina These,
experience,
hope caaim hsa he win u.
himself be entirely
snAbae DO IL
March, ra5 le1
~ a batie WHO served -acen days, bis
charges hn very moderate. FELIX RICHARDS.
ErrERrycrs.
Hon. Henry a Wisr hccoHsnc, Nrrnia-
Lyons. rsq. Richmond, Virginia.
lslt r. neah, Commissioner OF FeRsionr, Richmond
Virgins.
anssrd n. Parker. Richmond, vruia.
Hon. gnhn S. repdletsn, Nifvirs.
Hen. sanarl chiitoa- Washington, D. e
Nbtsn J. Ward, tsR., Baltimore.
Lewis Tsmbevissss ESQ., New kmk
Esfcl f~1Acgy'
The daily union., 1855-10-18
f. j. BULLOCK,
w. n. n. TAYLOR.
BEN. EDWARDS GREY,

NJ their subscription The Mobile and OHIO
Railroad Company the Of Columbus
rtg bonds Of one hunafed
anDssy tnse bonds airr being
Mobile Ohio Railroad were rn upon
market, Ave csnn 10 the dollar.
sskcn payment r any ics sourh E our
Kentucky haf payable down, he ohsr hah ia
- 'N BULLOCK,
oc, o-lravArn TAYLOR.
The daily union., 1855-10-18
TERNs.

Payments feqaires in 4npayichly.
Baak where f-sides rec.ived pnr.
lie Whole may postage
The faouey should be ~ first Monday
beceab.r. day fixed Of Congress-
Heretofore papers pub
listed Ynord longer
papers past
ioT sniser?nons 0ni Of this city during thar time.
JOHN C. DIvEs.
WAsnfsaros, October Q, 1855.
oci ls--ds4hcp5w
The daily union., 1855-10-18

ID GslRxuN'S Drawing and Painting Academy, No.
u. Of feB1sylvnns
rropeped for the reception pupils The following nscd
poa painting
coors achfrcurs nnssofntcs
und machinery drawing md skeicns from nature
Oct 9--eo iwr
The daily union., 1855-10-18

uyARM sHAWLS, MODEST COAOns--one case thick
shsws large modest cc'ors such ~
n would
81 pieces habit cot desses, manres and eoaks assorted
10 prces cloak asins, 6ne sbd cheap
s,.c., hi.rt rr~6e brown Mcire Antique siks
WIN a., oser kds dry Bdspsed FOR fny
sumption.
Addifons saypliss daily.
modern
one praverNisly and unifovm paice only
sIay H. closing presens expeefcS
sood sytcycs prices relied all
FEkkK
GCenua Ssoeesv huildIng,
Oct ,e--slo6f Opporise Centre hsrket
The daily union., 1855-10-18

EARLY HALF vALUE.-Opea 10 day
N hoT res ssnts shirts, price u IS value ~ So
do do price 81 2S, snue ~ o.
Daily expected 10 boxes more Of the same kinds
Afro, in ..t.,-
issss stnts tsk, cheap and hne unae'hfs
and drawers. NJ ow prices
Cents travelling sbawls.
black cloths, cassitneres, ano sesie eoors su
qusI be relied
psec mediu and fine white fanncls
20 pieces mor- firm and cheap French mernok
MOURNING GOODS, stock sGnys fall -,
IIEFN 10 others seIecfcd
,he judgment ought impsri
kvrryls lsrxe 9 unifbru,y iow
hence enabled from the 'nf1e amount
- FERRY BROTHER,
- ~~st building,
orr t5--lo,dif Opposte Csntre MARKET
The daily union., 1855-10-18

PAPER Fnoa RAnE.-tIr Charles II. Hall Of Portland,
Maine has discovered that very good wrspngparer can
Be made from hemock bark, and, being backed by COM
pany Of capitalists about TO the business q,
Waterrille.
The daily union., 1855-10-18

The Evangelical Synod Of Maryland win meet in st.
Paurs Church, in this city, this morning.
The daily union., 1855-10-18

4 evuosTyot, Manchester q lAls city, rraisisea 70
The daily union., 1855-10-18

THE vEnrp muEDEREss-Nrs Robinson is behaving bad
y at Sing Sing She conducted herself properly for some
time but lauery she has become frantic and ungovern
able as ever so that the has been obliged
fne her in cell She is ptiable creatureinsane with
out doubt
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-06-13

againstfrae education, an open Biblo, and Pro-
tcsiani liberty.
Where i that Duionl Threatened by the
violence of factions made violent bv strangers
who neither know nor love our CONSTITUTION
our people And, above all, whore is that social
vrfne. which. in the childhood of the older among
ne. before prisons aud nlnsbouses numbered
thousands on thousands f foreigner. shud icrad
~ the darker ct.ne~ marvel un1 q horror
Where are the doors unlat,bed gt night, aud til
streets whore tha shadrs nf evening brought
neither shame nor terror 10 unprotected iuno.
cense2 Tho contrast J. fearful ono, mi cx-
tend, L. eyary retiealapd every social ini gc.t;
and i II strange That a m"Im dcEenerncy - -
pid-whieh cannot bo native; for no people over
70 raff"n bffore they wero ripe, No paliiical hndv
ever bofIe fc.l into corpse like putrcfaetinn
while il retained Youth ard Vitality should x.
- te our wonder
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-06-13
NEW YORK MARKET June eth 1855

DE,R STA, Below hand y,u our r,p II OF nn-
Pr i ice Mu',et. Since our ,bst we have h1i an,e
ee nrrivut OF Bretd-n.fF., and under thi. auctre
decline in price.. 18th the ed1anre f he sea.or a.,
goo PROSPECTS - TIE growing crons Flour aud Graa
havn more freely Nequoie follows:
PRFApsruFrs.- flnur-for common tn good S.ntc
% 10 sl0s; extra do log II s1o!; Gene.ee II %
= }: common 10 good Oip IL lima nd Michigan "a 10
Sl09; extra do Tel To 81 I; Southern IA slls Tor
SUPPORTING. aad III 10 sl25 Cor extra Canadian I0l Ia
i!ai fr p"rfpc md lrS sllt for sxrm; R, . mr.
- isg Corn Mod ~? Ia 80 Wheat 81 to
81 20 for white Gambia > 10 To s. > for red Olo
md lina4 AM > !" ~ s. Is for white Genesce -
Rv. l 70 to Il -. Corn 09 10 81 - O1ts ~ to
S}e Ter State ana Wr.ter7, mud CO e7oc for SoutGerp
unI J"r-.y
PhovtsleSs Pork booyrrt At Il 10 sl71 f.r mos,
aud $l4s far pin" Beef$lo4; fp~ COUNT, mass loi
fl2i aud ~ - fur pun bel ha,a- G Ia s20;he1,
in siehl""4 l11nt u to 81 ton sAoui er; hao,
S'notei = 10 Id, aud o fo >to,I rs Lpr3 lo1 "a
I0i. Batr--a, sd "a ,iairy r,riv,s ,.4s,s. -
t1ees ready lie AT - 10 3 0r,rre county %; Ohm
PennsN lysnH, laana AL lnol. ~ - - Tor irir.
Cheese 10 TO l..
Respectfully vnur4.
BENNETT s. BROKAW,
Produce Commission Merchant.
4 t',.il.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-06-13
SPECIAL MOTT CHs
III. q. FarreI.'s Arabian q.iniacn.

81 dt1 hce1af r, =e,~r al 5i.hae -.ses bling II.
f~rte l,y Tint 90 n.. p,tap r'srjte = min,
II @ tARttLL's aRArnN IIyINl M u! rt.r5I tj1t'y
,,s, firm ..J lNH nj 'ia. ~ np .ue.}5.e nYrr
H. ',f.I asft l#red tn 1.,.d .t.| rlate-
iaI ..aut4 ~ u'a,tHI h,as u.t T. tG#.. Is ga.l
t.I VIZ. t.h r,,,- ~ &.,i1,'r. T. t.,., f,-
#Izri ~ -. al = af#.} blr=iRt ~.
No.. .t.3 ns,5 rtrf ~ himself - II rifaat
tus s,Yef, b., aa. sit..csssa - air
power over ais n.a /; "a l.. t" toiCa, au ',,-
,ns pti boweve. >cyas, e. stt2 M >, "
carac, de-r' Yen - aoss -. =, -. g. rit far,
ul.t y,u frs' at charge, i i,' "a CO.. e. I..ir.
otter ,al,hie irf rIratr,u atsr III . .iras.
u IN rpny Of he most T,rf,t,. l,.rsras af ,tc-
ea.4-h co'vnr" the seet,rd at Is trar>c,ns-
VI Iu'ire several c"lffil ttCs Of
I'll rued after lie patient hal su~rlst evrrt laie -
denh for FIVE twenty years. Also d: Isray,is
los of Of the limbs, where tie a., mai ulrre3
leaving nathna apparently but die. sHtl ard bonr
presenting hnrria spectacle Int their Il lends looked
upon tie N appalled, lie PHYSICIANS rrouuua.c, tae,5
b,v nd any la effort Ielit II j. tie I'll
racious remedy kn.v ni bur's, spraiHs, WIN Is br.
Sc chiihain, neuralgia outGHcne, b1es of insects mad
replil- oat. week. eyes, tumars ptin,
It, etc; aud is used with unhounded success IN
Of IT,, All nent5 Of a.rses aud CATTLE such swppny
fa.cy -rrl.n., bruises wounds, stiff neck ani ,int-,
Iamercss sw.ngs. ais clines, cyr., partial
him mess. liH4ed in the beginning f,tu.a, pol
evil ebone AMI spawn, it vii irrariub stop their
fuilrr progress Every aTiy should keep this vuiua'
be iicine on hand, fc4dy for any emergency.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-06-13
Arrivals at the Washington House,

Up To J O'CLOCK YESTERDAY.
WM w. LEFfWlCH,.. Proprietor.
II \ Bowyer J Patterson and lady, Miss j
Wa lie, d c Boothe, Franklin; Peters, f Ii
Board, I II Nence, \ I Nance, j w Hughes,
J MeManoway. Z VI Clayton, k b Clayton, II
Chratwood Bedford; " Bettcrren, Jones,
A Williams, p ryrnes, W Mathews, I 5 Aus
tin, Daulcy, NJ Ii Hamlet, } Andrews, Ii II
Bradley, VI Daulcy, Campbell; } Mclver, Hall
fax: \ c Morton, Pittsburg: Shank, Shenanda-
all; j Langhorne, y 0 Anderson, city; w {
Laughlm, Pttsylyana c Ii; Thomas Visor,
Wyihevile; J Woodin, Col Bransford, Buck
ingham; Vim II Punkett, John Gilbert d c
Ware, pittsvlvania; l. y Evans and lady. Farm
vile; G II Elias, Philadelphia; WIN c Timber
lake, Mrs Goodman, Miss Goodman Albemarr;
Chas o STROLLER, Miss STROLLER, Rappahannock:
James Turner, Texas; j V Parsons, Grayson; II
; Archer. Richmond; II liarmIing. Va & Tenn
Il Il; DIR Jno A otey ard family, Miss Cren.haw,
Liberty: = Faris. Botetourt.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-06-13
LTNCHBURG VIRGINTAN.


Below we give such PARTON Of the proceedings
4, this magnif ent entertainment ~ our space
admits. The speeches Of Ncssrs. Conrad, Ray
ner, Crane and Pike. suffice to show the temper
Of the Delegates and the spirit If the Conyen.
ton.
After the cloth hal hoen removed the henl
performed the Star spanged Banner: the Pc 81
aent then arose amid the most voeiferau- cheers
] smoke as fal..e.:
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-06-13
k.not on fer CoilRkcrElks.

The pnhlic caurionsd against auoher count riot
which has atey ma its Appearance cHiiol W. i Tar
re L Arsta,1 lumeu,, The dangerous of al tho
cnun,crfss. hrrouse his hnvng the name n Fariei,
mar viii buy il in good faith, wjt'out the know irdca
that counterfeit cx-rs snd ta-y VII perhaps un,y
discover their wii.n IN spurious nnxt.re ha'
wInugh its evil effects.
he genuine article Is manufactured only by u II
Farrell. sic iaveatur and proprietor ana wr'.es7i"
drueei-, NJ II M,in street. Peort. liinoi.. an "hn.r
AZ am iratio = Tor Az, cries must ~ addressed BE-
YOU get it win tn, letters II. q 6ro,r farte =
lit.-- H. q. FhReFLi'>-ua4 rs .ienitur- GA II"
wttrp r; ali other, orp raun' rii,.'..
Sill by IL SrhBi.ta :, CO. Hrrse,-rs,
l,rrl.f .frg &a.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-06-13

Gentlemen: The State from which come, is
enc If those rude States in the hackwood, for
which fnras numbers and influence in this
eontederaey CO. bat little can he said, | am
minutes allotted me in which % speak.
We have in u.s. in the rude backvopds AN
instinct. We are all Americans. Applause
And we have an idea, in our haekwoGds. that no
VINO Is born on American soil. is little better
than any one born any where else. recognize,
Mr. PRESIDENT your own pride of birth hut
dare to tell you, that, proud as yoa may be of
being born in Penney lvauis, or my friends, whom
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-06-13

u. Prentice nf Kentucky. (Three cheers were
given for Mr. p
lIr. Prentice not being present Mr.. Ridgeway
rnso and said
Mr.. President, We have with in the room
one ef tho many sons of Nirgiuia,who was sian
lard haarer in the recent contest. propose to you
Mr.. President tn l.aI'h Of Mr.. Judson Crane.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1855-11-28

SINGULAR DEyBLoPEaENT.-Aco correspondept
of the Gin. Gazette writes from Pittsburg, that
when the case of Passmore Williamson was ar
gued, last summer, at Bedford, on the motion
to bring Williamson out on writ of haSeas cor
Pus, three of the Judges-Messrs. Lowrie,
Woodward and knox--were in favor of grant
Ing tho writ, and two, Black and Lewis-oppo.
sed to it. When the Court re-asssmbled in
Philadelphia, Judge Kane and his friends had
an Interview with our Judges, and communi-
Gated to them the fact, that the President had
ordered the Unitad States Marshal, in case the
Court should direct the writ to issue, to re-
move Williamson from Moyamensng to aU.
States receiving ship, and defend him there,
with United States marines and soldiers against
any force the State might send to take him.
The question presented to our Judges was.
whether it was prudent to risk threatened col
ilsion' They, il seems, had not the nerve 10
stand up for State Rights. Judge Lowrie and
Woodward changed their opinions, and the
writ of hdbsd, corpus was not issued.
Could anything be moro contemptible If
this statement is true, :he pu,illanimous CON
duct of these Judges % merits and will receive
the contempt of every citizen of the State,
who has any regard for the honor and sover-
eighty of the Commonwealth.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1855-11-28
PrscnAsE OF CuBA.-A letter from Lond on

PURCHASE OF CUBA.-A letter from Lond on
70 fhe n. 7. Courier and Enqirer, informs the
public that the purchase of Cuba by the Uni
ted States is possible if the latter will give two
hundred millions of dollars, one half to be ap-
piled to the liquidation of the foreign debt of
Spain. and the other half to the liquidation OF
The home debt. One hundred millions of dol
lars is about one fifth of the face value of the
foreign debt Of Spain, which stated in full is
1I00 600 600, but the faith of Spain is of such
q nature that the bond holders would gladly
accept one hundred millions Of dollars from
the United States as full payment.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1855-11-28

Arr AssocIArIox.-Tbe advertisement of
the Cosmopolitan Art Association In an
other column will be found worthy of atten-
ton. The object of this Association is to en-
courage the Fine Arts, and disseminate whole
some literature. For this purpose they have
established Gallery Of paintings and station
ary, By the most distinguished Artists of
America and Europe, which are annually dis
sributed among the subscribers, who, in addi-
ton to their chance in the distribution, receive
monthly one of the So magazines, which alone
is the full value of the subscription. We COM
mend il to our readers with the utmost conf
dsnce, and have no doubt they will be well
sstisded with the investment Of g., which
they can send 10 Ri. WALLACE, who IL su-
snoFtssd 70 rscsiyss subscriptions.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1855-11-28
Correspondence of the Journal.

| Has our Jesutical P. NJ. opened an Inauis-
.orial office beneath the sign of the s.Po,t or.
fce," in your town, and are all suspected let
tsrs now detained for e1amination7 For there
is a screw loose somewhere, as search in vain
| in your columns for sSstray lcaf'' from our
goodly villag othing daunted, however. /
try once more to puzzle their discrimination
and see If they can stop this;-perhaps they
are not to blame, but we know they do worse
things than this.-ssNuf-,sd."
Old Winter has at last found as out. Ice
and snow both made their appearance this past
week; though in limited quantity, yet enough
to warn us of the close of our lovely Autumn.
The weather was most charming for a few days
previous--with such pure moonlight evenings
that even an inhabitant of sbricks and mortar,
could feel romantic but the trees are all
stripped and bare, the wind occasionally whis-
ties around the corners of the streets with the
same sharp air that we can remember was the
forerunner of winter last year,-the note of
preparation is therefore heard-on all sides.
For the sake of the thousands of Poor in our
city it is to be hoped that it may not be severe.
The amount of stirring news at this season
OF the year is confined to swar with England
ana the tightness of the money market. OF the
former there seems to be but little probability.
or eycn possibility,-but the latter IL a nos;.
sitive certainty. Money is now commanding
pretty good rates of interest, but of course
there is to the lender proportionate risk. and
the nots-shaver has to be a pretty shrewd ipdi-
viduai, or while getting the interest, he NAV
lose the principal. Stocks have been very low.
A panic in the market two weeks since caua.
ed sudden decline, and many of our good R.
X. stocks fell in four days at least from 10 to
20 per cent. A better feeling now prevails.
and another week win probably show things
on more settled basis. The extraordinary
financial operations Of the Bank Of France az
detailed in the foreign papers, has caused
fear here that constant drain Of specie may
ssfs place - long ~ the present vsY in Eu
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1855-11-28

THI CINCINNATI CONFERENCE.-The Boilers
from the National Council in Philade lphis, it
viii be remembered, called Convention to
meet in Cincinnati, which accordingly assem-
elsd on last Wednesday. Under our head of
news by the last mall will be found a.. that
re have yet received of its proceedings, which
are being gawaited with general anxiety. We
think the National Council which meets next
February, might form truly national plat
form, leaving each State to hold its own views
Of the Slavery question, no which we could all
unite. Unless something Of this kind is done
Is will be impossible for the American Party
20 elect the President.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1855-11-28


OUR PosITIoN.-ssI feel no unkindness, no
hostility to the foreigner whatsoever. am
willing to offer him everything, every blessing
our country Affords / will tell him, ecome
and share them with us. If you have been the
object of oppression in foreign land, come
here and be free. Ii in another land you have
suffered from want, come and share our plen-
ty Our laws will protect you our laws will
give you freedom such as you cannot enjoy
elsewhere in the world beside. But we reserve
to ourselves the right to govern our country.
(Shouts of applause and cheering.) Leave
that to us. You shall have all benefits that
our free institutions afford That is the great
boon We offer. What other country in the
world offers the same 2 None. Can one of
You 60 to a foreign land, and become invest
ed with the poor political privileges conceded
to the people OF it No; not one. Let the
foreigner, therefore, come here, and take ev-
cry thing but the right to govern us. ZAP
piause.) We must take care that we do not
become aliens in our own Hand. This liberty
IS ours. Our blood and that of our fathers has
been she'd fer it. 1t is ours by our right and
our title; and this land we intend to govern.
and We will govern. Mr. Crtttsndsa's Speech
in Philadelphia,