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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-06-21
OF THE TINES NEWPORT R. l. THURSDAY MORNING JUNE ~ 1855

THE NEW REMEDY.
LATELY DlsCCNEklp ~ PAbNhl
SEQ, CALLED
Railways ReSolyCnl RenOyatIHs
Il. HS. Is
A quick cure fpr Scroula in lis worst lyms.
RAILWAYS RENOVATlNG RESOLNENT
IL Cleauses and plriiies the blood from all Scro.
ulous llunprs; il ciadicates FROM the hOrrs aud
muscles Disease Deposits; II elecuiLes he
hudl nj solids
Vr,H HEALTH AND STRENGTH.
II Is warranted 10 Cugc
ScroG,a, White Swcllings,
llumDrs, SyphtlS,
dncers. Epilepsy,
Tumors, Iaundlce,
Rickcts Ulcers,
Salt Rheum, Fever Sores,
Bronchitical Tumors Hacking Dry Cough.
ia either ofthe above naned diseases, We GuIu
antee that the patient will experience H. powers
ul effects IN A FEW HOURS after ,sh'ng it,
LIKE ELECTRICITY,
Is thrill of health courses through every nerve
aud secretion of the system. It's shock ti health
felt in the bones, the muscles, the ncrNes Size
secietions OF every organ IN the body
In ten Minutes.
NC in the system after tai ing IL.
I. Ii enI iches and purilirs the blood.
z. Ii removes from the bones aud secrotions
diseased deposits.
3. II strengthens and builds up the weak, re-
laxed aud worn out parts of the system.
A. Ii braces up and mparts renewed enegy and
vitality to the nerves
LET ALL THE DISEASED
call at the Medical Office Of RADWAf & o.,
No. l62 Fulton street, and give this extraordinary
remedy one trial. Price 81 per bottle.
p a 7 N.
All suffering with pain are invited to call AT
RADWAY'S Medical Office every day, from
A. M. to 5 r. NJ. 1t is guaranteed that RAD
WAYS READY RELIEF will stop the most
severe pains in five minutes or less. regular
physician 10 in attendance. Advice gratis.
R. r. r..
Railways Ready Relief
will stop the most severe pains IN A FEW MIN
UTES, and cure the most obstinate Rheumatic,
Neuralgia and Nervous complaints IN A FEW
HOURS.
INTERNAL AND EXT RNAL.
IL will stop the most EXCRUClATING
PAINS in from THREE TO FIVE MINUTES
and has cured
Rheumatism In -Four hours,
Neuralgia In One hour.
Group la Ten minutes.
Diarrhna In Fifteen Minutes.
Tooihache In One second
Spasms In Three minutes.
Cramps 10 Three mintes.
Sick Headache In Fifteen minutes.
Chill Fever In Fifteen minutes.
Chill Blains In Ten minutes.
Sore Throat In -Four hours.
lniuenza In Twenty hours.
Spinal Complaints, Stiff Joints, Strains, Bruises,
Cuts, Wounds, Frost Bites, Cholera Morbus
Tic DoloreuX,
and all other complaints whore there is severe
aims, Railways Ready Relief will instantly stop
the pain, and quickly cure the disease.
PRINCIPAL OFFICE, l62 Fulton Street
NEW YORK.
r. r. HAZARD & CO., Agents
2jIv
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ORANGES aqd Lemons, very fine Gut, the
" best OF the season, iusticc'dby
YOUNG n SMITH,
~ Ill Thames street.
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MIR. LUCKN OUDIN, native oi Pa
lVl ris, andA Gradua;s OF the University OF
France. continues to give lessons ia French,
enher in private families or at his residence, 81
Spring street.
Terms: For ?i lessons, single scholar, Sl2.
Several scholars, each, $40. mig
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4. T. cflI,ISTIANSON.

Proprietor.
N. II. All teas Warranted by US, aud not
turning out according 10 reprcsenta,mr, will he
'.hea back, and the money cdceiiull, returned.
m2i--Iy
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Tlis is the case Of u dying WHO vet hce He teA
sUcd Of cas6 Of SCROFu La, by only fssss boz
te of Brants Purifier than cured by the %
cee OF the best Says1pors hnf was ever msds
Basapnra has ssicst medical Ssss~ TO oGect tho
sf such a reyoltingly hopeless case.
da four sears was confined 10 his bed hs Las yeayhs
Wss SO much diseased debiiised 70 Be unable
Mise his hand TO his head He had tho bot asdiea d1<s
had used OF tho besf Saysap0yas % no good ehee
got and soovse, and considered 70 bc N Sts
commenced using BRANT6 PURIFIER. His neak No.
saten ncayiy ef or ear % sarj aos seas ..s. esss
vhe hole his around that could be ESa
=. out OF Us place II only holding oy ssa p'ss ~ 9se
he arm, large mans hand had nearly ssts. trosyA
rs aide into hS body Thus he ahict6A with t1ssN
Hch puytd acrid offensive ulcers, vartnn parts Of -
person For further and full particulsrs, ses our PAN
PHLETS.
Dr THOMAS WILLIAMS, one Of Tho most skilfhl ply
sicuns Of Rome called to see Haskin tho day bSs
W. commenced using Brants Purifier. DR.. w. exAmined
siu and then told him that al tie medieisss p eosta
.,,d him that casa vaa -
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Sheria's Office, Newport Co.

Sherif's Office, Newpor, Co.
NEwroRT, Sc. Newport, June I, 1855.
DY virtue Of an execution issued out Of The
b)Cl-rk's office ofihc Court oG Common Pleas,
for The County OF Newport November Term. AID
1854, and to me directed and delivered in favor
Thomas ID. Spooner, Of the city and county Of
Newport, and against George T.. Eas:on, rsw
or Late Of Newport, in said county, Yeonan
alias Gentleman, ] will sell NJ Public Aurtion on
the premises. TO the highest bidder, on Sn,ur.
day, the 23 day Of June, at ten O'Clock in the
forenoon, all the right, title and interest that the
said George l. Easton had on the 25lh day OF
April, A ID. 1854, at 3 O'Clock. p. NJ. ithe
time of tho attachment on the original writ) in
q I'd 20 a certain Lot Of Land with Dwelling
Hou'e and other buildings thereon standing and
situated in the city Of Newport and b ninled
aud described rs follows ;--Southerly on John
street, Easterly on Land Of the heirs Of Isaac
Peck ham, dec, Northerly on land now or late
btlonging to John TompAins, dec, or however
Otherwise the same ma, I've bounded and de-
scribed. Conditions At sale.
WIN. DOUGLAS LAKE. Sheriff.
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COUNTRY DEALERS

MI DO well b, giving US calf They may
Increase their uado very materially by pu, chrs-
isg OF us, which trial aone will prove.
The establishment is 20 situated us 10 I've rea.
dy %. across Ia all psr'ons coming to the city,
i''ng IN The immediate vicinity oiall The railway
'm'ni. and on the coIEer OF Chlmlhrs und
thhsam streets.
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CHANGE OF LIFE,
Dyspepsia--Sour Stomach!

rom the girl to the ooman, and the at sthHs aps-
ne Is accelerated and the other gradually ug
pressed prevent any of tho fatal Diseases heQusns
arise in consequence OF such change
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FoyIRTFEN wITNEasRs ,

Mr. HASKIN has sworn above fhcts and tho fhcts
ve Witnessed and certified TO ny Dr. T. WILLIAMS-Mr
r. BROWN. proprietor OF the West Rome HoteI-Mossrs
hSsELL LEONARD wholesale and retail druggists-
nd ELEVEN other yeSpecfabie tcSfUepo0.
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THE GREAT
l. TEA MARKET.

NH''TI'FTFb NWT' Y IHITNN : Z.
kFw YORK.
This j.. without exception, the mos, reliable
place Tor consumers 10 pu,charc their tea. -
They mol only obtain an aiticIc sf
GREAT PURITY,
STRENGTH AND FLAVOR,
Int N u much less p'icc than is usually rba,g-
cd for the most ordinary trash so frequently sold
by n"principled dealers, through whose iero-
rance o,;he Tea Trade, the public have to sni.
l.r
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LoUDOS, Ky, April 25th 1850
sm-Prrmt 10 address to you fsw lines aud do me
the honor to reply request that will make in the
oenouson Of this letter etc.
am graduate Of Trans, lvanir Medical Uniyerfity;
have practcsd IL this wilderness country about
hve years but owing to exposure to bitter cold weather.
have been pdispos.d with Acute rheumatism about six
months. After having exhausted my skill in the treat.
nsnt of my cas- and deriving no benefit was induced
to give your FLUID stRstpARIA fair trial.
and accordingly purchased bottle of your medicine from
your agent Mr.. G-oge +. Brown about two weeks ago
and must confess that bottle has entirely cured me
IL my opinion, that your preparation Of Sarsapars
decidedly superior to any other preparation In use,
and will take great pleasure IN recommending IL to the
afflicted as being remedial agent aud will advise the
PHI ysieans to use 1t IN their practice, etc.
Respecfuly yohrs, u. Is ALLEN, NJ D.
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+ a X X 10 y \ T. ,

CE.-BoardIng aud rea Parties are en-
~ iertalned as usual, at Mrs. DURFEE'5,
near the Glen. m3l3wpd
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TOILET WAKE -C. r. HAZARD & Co,
l have Just received IA large assortment OF
Toilet ware, IN setts, aud by The single piece,
among which are some very rich pntt, rus.
m26 No. s. Thames street
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Take Notice!

f1OOKlNG STOVES orall the new paittr,.
" BaY STATE,
MAY FLOWER,
PEKFECf UsIOS,
BRowHELL's CoAL STc,Is. s.
100 Thames Street. NM. LkGN NELL
Sept 10
=. NJ. PETTENGIiL q CO., Newsrp
per Advertising Agents, No. 10 state Strrct
boston, are Ageuls ior the Newport Dtily News,
aud The Herald of the Times, aud are auiho,i4ed
u re, siye Advertisements aud Subscription "a,
The same rates as are required at this Office.
Their receipts are regarded us payments.
R. B. KlNSLEI'S .
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NECTARINE EXTRACT,a a beautiful per.
~ fume, superior To Lnbin's anl much cheap.
er, for sale by HENRY TISDALE,
m26 -gn Of the gold Watch
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CANs, ~ 81 h 80 thann's .u,el.
IL ml7 CHAs ". TURNER.
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FINE v,rcq, mn AIRING.

ITENRY TiSpALE, l:S Thames-si., bees
IL leave 10 annouacc 10 lhs c'iz'ns 0l , ew-
port. aud The public generaliy. that having made
arrangements With ihe most competent work.
MN, and introduced nli the ne q and prominent
improvements in Watch iuols, he ~ be pre-
paIed ,o execute in il.c hest prssibe manisr ~
kinds of Watch worn, bpih of The ord'mry and
complicate nature, a prices lr-s than sii. chnrg'
es, aud fee Go.a 'he delay generally mtondm,
upoa sending el.cu here. The -, he aud variety
will embrace ail 10 b, secured in cllitf, such as
Jewelliny, rivc'ing Setting C,lisers, shafts,
veraes and ali The more difhcnt r itions oi
WATCH WORK generally. The hole viii he
under the direction of Mr.. >. d. lEAN, 81
Boston, Mass. whose a i'm w,ii bs TO give S,,'s
faction ia price and qi,ii'y OF work 40 well as
promptness ot execution.
Chronolneters repaired. ci" nel, .anG r'teds-
Work for the trade executed al the u.u Al trade
prices. nE
CANS, NJ 81 h 80 1hanirs .u,ei.
IL ml7 CHAs ". TURNER,
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LIVER-COMP MPLAINT!

Or. NATHAN HUBBARD. Of SsanJovd. Cosa one q
he oldest and most respectable phy.cisns, aiesea
siih L,rey CorpL1int many years, and ps(ey
~ usins BRANT'S PURIFYING EXTRACT. We oouh
hundreda of other case aIsoc cuye
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E'kENCli Gaiters-Now opened a large sup
Il py OF L,diss' Preach Callers, manu- ,ctur.
ed b, Este, of Paris, together with fine NJ.
sortInent OF Slippers snd Ties. Also, = few
par ooI'ri Kid Toilet Slippers by
same manufacturer, at SEABURY's.
m22 40 Thame,st
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CS Boxes Of prime Oranges, which will be
~ .odlow this day reed at CAKR'S,
mkS III Thames A.
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One Dollars Worth [!
cANCERoUs sCRoFULA

How Inueh CANCER-how much SYPHILIS-hoy
much St2OFULA-vyill one donay's tcorh Of BKANT'
PURIFIER ours Read this following stuIem mem, while
= a sperhon of Its power:--
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Aud !, Sylvester X. Hazard, administrator on
sid estate, duly qutiiii d according to law, hy
sad Court OF Probate, request all Prrsons IN
debrd 10 said estate To make pa,moht 10
pl5 sllNES1 Err X. HAZARD. Admir-
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FREIGHT NOTICE.

GOLD Sleeve Buttons for Gentlemen /; also
NJ Cold Stone, Agate aud Cornrl,an do, very
heavy Gold Pens aud Pencils, Long and Short
Chains. Sisn't R,ng-, &C., Just ,ec'd 10y
HENRY TISDALE,
sign Of The Gold Watch aud Spcctaclcs,
- l3S Thancs-st.
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GLOVES.
A FULL assortment OF all shades, o, The mic.
"A CIT quality KID Gloves, o,'enins thls day. NJ
ID. }. " y. u GOULD'S,
nil No. 10 ih,Incs-st
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( WILMA TEA sErfS.--A large n1n6e1 oI
~ China Tea Sets Of entire new patterns,
aud at Il low price, opened ih, morning by
&. T.. HAZARD & CO,
m25 63 Thames street.
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DINE Apple Cheesc old and fue, Tor sale b,
l. X. :. BARKER,
1863 Thames ct.
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az Testimony like the following renders supsrnuous
all the efficacy of Bulls sarsaparla From
Dr. I T. Yandsl Professor Of Chemistry in tho Louisville
Medical College have locked oyer the Est offngredients
composing John bulls Compound Exrhc: Of suIs parla,
aud have no hesitation In wing that they form a safe
compound aud thu rromes we'll in chronic diseases
TO which IL 10 applicable L. 7. NANDEl.L, NJ. d.
Louisville. June q, 1915
What DR.. Pyles, PHI, Ssiss by appointment to the Lou
isyile Marine Hospital, says OF Buns Sar.spara:
LOUISVILLE, March 20 l64S.
have examined ti" prescription for the preparation Of
John Bulls sarsapsrila and believe the com binson
be an eArslisnt aud we'll calculated to produce
alternative impression on the system. have used IL both
IN public and private practic- and think 1t the best
article OF s.rsaPnrilis nov In u,e
NJ. PYLES NJ D.,
Resident Physician Louisville Marine Hospital.
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because bottle Of II has medical curative matter
IN H. and in consequence disease In much -
hne, than bottle of any other medicine.
nd then one bottle of BRANTS PURIFIER win
FOUR TIMES disease than one bottle Of SdvSaps,I
H." BRANT'S PURIFIER' would be as cheap at .sv'
toRars n bottle as s,,soparia nj dollar. But BRANT,
PURIFIER is sold for only ONE DOLLAR bottle and
bottle Of IL has cured and is odpdhe of curing FOUb
TIMES as much dsease bottle Of yayParla. there
fore, Sarsepara in consequence Of i less power end ss
medical efficacy, snould be sold more Than toeuv
See per bottle, to be cheap as the PURIFIER
dollar
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fwNGKbSs Water fresh from the spring,, at
" J6 Il. J. TAYLOR's.
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NEW York Crackers fall Minds.
IN u. y. YOUNG,
MIG Parade corner.
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Ok BOXES Lemons ia tne order, his day
~ reed At CARR'S,
m2l y III Thames 81.
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American read the letter Of John Quincy Adams this
subject written 1898 also the letter of Mr. Jefferson
Of the year the messages Of General Jackson the
instructions of Mr. Clay Secretary Of State in 1896
Mr.. Everett; the opinions of Forsyth Stevenson Buchsn-
an Webster Everett and win there find material enough
show that this has been subject almost Of primary aud
exciting interest countrymen and that it is in
creasing Importance with the progress OF years.
The measures adopted by President Pierce not and
could be- They adopted because.
to use the language Of one Of tho most conservative
papers Of the day the Journal Of Commerce hia very
period Aaos arisen bstese the Spanish colonial
authorities and ms country different from any that preceded
them and calling for ne graeesi and most mature eonsdya
lion Of the United States gopernmsat'
This fact sensible journalist has dared " question.
Even the North American reluctantly admits ha there
matters 1t true Of controversy between spaln and
the United Staes of really grave and irritating nature
"but do See says that there Is now existing
that extreme exgency in relations with Spain which
requires would justify in resortng for its solution to
the ultima ratio Of kings The nth American has not
observed because il did observe that the Jnon
mas repeatedly asserted that Spain had the issue Of this
business in her hands and that the question Of
belonged the Of the American people
II is subject of grave inquiry whether If we hesitate
in establishing peaceful and liberal relations with
Spain in Cuba the future will not aggravate existing din
culte and involve nations long peace 10
render peace mpossbility We have seen events Ia
king their rise in Cuba rapidly accommodating troubles up
this country until has become impossible to close
eyes the consequences which impending and which
only be averted by prompt and decided measures.
Would the North American have the administration wait
until nothing left but WARP That is its policy or
nothing If it does that then, like any other
common scod il clanors to hear its noise Would it
let years roll till these constant irriations had esteed
into eoncts2 till Illegal expeditions asserted their power
with the strong hand till the of European blood
shed and the struggle for the balance of should be
transferred and TO shores? Is il not
wiser and better that should settle these difficulties
aono let hope by resort to arms but by assuring
Spain that she has gone far and that she must not
shelter herself when convicted Of assault upon c
zens aud commerce, by pointing to expeditions which
the present administration has vigorously arrested and
put down? Less than this would be and contemr
tibie the part of the American government
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.powN WITH THE OLD PARTIES.

Or in other words adown with the democraio party Y
How rapidly the wing leaders respond to the cryhow
they change their nameshow adroity they assume
DISCUSSES 1t is so in every State In Georgia we
are told by the Columbus Times and Sentinel
And longer concealed that the wings and know
nothings will unite their forces and make battle
against the serried ranks of the democracy The odds
fearful but will not shrink from the battle. All that
have dread is treason in our camp There attached to
every party ignobe Swiss who fight for the spos and
ready to desert and beray the losing side 1t will
all surprise u.s. therefore, if mixed ticket run by
miles, Let us be guard against the shallow device.
No man can be good and true democrat who will allow
his name opponents against the regular
inces OF the party in State district county conventions
When man sympathizes with the -nothings, he is
democrat been the boast Of the democracy
age the accident of birth neither coners honor dis
grace and religious belief does not disquay
any of the duties or make him unfit for any Of the
honors of citizenship These hereses of the past ages
when kings and auocrats lorded the people. With
the American revolution dawned upon the world.
Foreigners Of every clime reigonsts Of every faith
focked to the standard Of Washington ito crusade for
freedom in freedoms holy land. Victory crowned their
heroic Observation-Disclosures raised to the digni-
of free republic by their aid and shall deny
them and their descendants the right worship the God
their fathers objection TO Lafayette DeKab
Pulaski and Kosciusko in the darkest hours Of the
ton that they foreigners and Catholics Our fathers
received them with and thankulnes and fought side
side with them the battles oil the revolution
Camden and Savannah enriched with their patriotic
blood Is burning shame that we
should prescribe like them and deny them participa
ton in the liberties they helped to We will not
cannot believe the American people lost the holy
memories Of the past The democracy least cannot and
will not desert their ehonored coors they cannot
will not desecrate the memory Of their heroic dead.
Let therefore, FURNISH up for the coming
struggle and give no quarter to the foe. Our cherished
principles will be put in jeopardy by the Of the
nothngs IL treason to the faith to paey with the
my. We neither ask receive favor at their hands.
In 1900 crushed old John Adams and the ede party
authors and uphoder Of the alien and edon laws Another
hydra head Of federalism has to power and
in the chambers Of the know nohings II prvi
lege and duty to emulate the conduct Of fathers.
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OUR DEBT no rHE aALLANr DEAD PAID OFF.

OUR DEBT TO THE GALLANT DEAD PAID OFF.
The speech Of Mr. Smith, of Alabama, in favor Of the
doctrines Of the party and especially against foreign
ers adopted citizens and Catholics is standard authority
with the believers in -nohingsm One of his strongest
points that in which he declares that nothing to
the brave foreigners who have fought our batestha
they have been amply compensated and that the account
is closed This must be consoing information to the
Americans who to rule America" 1t is lifting a
heavy burden from their souls to be assured that they
no longer to be troubled with visions Of obligations to
such adventures Lafayette, Montgomery Kosciusko,
De Kalb and the Debt is always nightmare and
he is TO be congratulated who is clear of it. But
little increduous to the fact which MIR. Smith
nounces to the world. Who has paid the debt? Who
holds the receipt Where the papers recorded? Where
the details? How much did you pay for the glorious
life of Montgomery lost before Quebec? How much did
Lafayette obtain for his daily compensation What was
the price Of his wounds of his suferngs of his prayers
for the success of our infant cause? Is the memory De
Kab be buried in oblivion because in moment of
gratitude American Congress paid just claim to his
descendants Give us the amount in dollars and cents
that acquitted of all obligation to the poor Irish and
Germans who starved and died in the wny field Of Valley
Forge who fought Trenton at Yorktown and Bran
DIVINE.
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DESERVING THE SHIP.


Ftow the New York Herald, April 2.
The SCHOOL QUESTION MAssAcHrsxrTs-No OBJECTION
ACCOUNT coLoRThere appears to be prospec,
Of the passage by the American party Of the Massa
chuset legislature Of law providing for the admission
into the schools children Of the African race
footing Of equality with the descendants Of the org
nal Pnritans. This may do for Massachusetts, perhaps
bat II strikes that it is poor expedient Of aid and com
for, to the American party in Virginia II the know
noihings Of the North choose admit white black and
yellow children upon the common level OF equality into
their public schools the knownothngs of the South must
secede from them be dishanded No party In the south
can cooperate with party in the North which attempts
to enforce socially politically this ultra abolition doc
uine OF smalgamason OF late have been puzzled 10
guess, and should like to know what national prn
cples OF this new American party in Massachusetts They
hold the Legislature with scarcely opposing voice
them in either house What is the meaning Of this new
bill consulting u in reference to the campaign Of 1856
Is II sectional national movement? a measure OF
peace or agitation conservative aboton9 We should
like 10 know
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II shows the high Of justice and the love OF truth
Of the National Igencer that after il has failed hold
the President responsible for the views Of the Union
opens It's columns to the rbad attacks upon the
tves Of the Executive and by its endorsement Of false
charges takes upon itself allegations accusing him Of de-
string war instead Of peace. maner way would be,
not to borrow the thunderbos Of Others but forge its