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Paul Jullisu's Concert

Paul Julien, the youthful musical prodi gy.
Waits Washington on Saturday next for the
purpose of favoring our citizens with one Of
his charming concerts. He will be assisted by
several distinguished artistes; bat the sweet
sounds drawn out by the bow of the wonderful
little Paul will be the great attraction Of the
concert. To our notion his equal, age and
every thing else considered, has never yet ap-
peared before the public
As the concert on Saturday evening will
positively be the only one given in Washing
ton, We expect the saloon will be crowded on
that occasion
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-02-01
The State Of the Union.

We have received from the enterprisipp
mouse OF Taylor Naury, publishers and
booksellers In this city, q large and handsome
Volume with the above caption, which is re ally
~hst II Prrports 70 be-a Documentary His
tory OF Government, Executive Affairs, both
Foreign and Domestic, for the year 1864. II
containE-
/ Message Ct the President
! 2. Report Of the Secretary of the Treasury
upon the finances
8. Report Of the Secretary of War upon
military affairs
4. Report Of the Secretary of the Navy upon
naval Affairs
). Report of the Postmaster General.
9. Report of the Secretary of the Interior,
accompanied by these very important
communications Of heads of bureaus
namely:
1. Report Of the Commissioner OF Public
Buildings.
2. Report of the Commissioner IF Public
Lands
J. Report of Commissioner of Pensions.
Z. The special message of The President in
explanation Of bis views upon the sub
Jet Of Internal Improvement
;. Abstract Of the Report Of the Superir.
tendsnt of the Coast Survey, prepared
by Prof. Bashe
y. The act organizing the Territories ct
Nebraska and Kansas.
10. Chapter on Foreign Affairs, giving all
the documents upon the several topics
uaned in the Presidents memsss-
Denmark and Sound Duties; Affairs in
Central America; Bombardmsnt of
GreytowE; Spain; Treaty with Rus
sls, with Mexico, and the celebrated
Reciprocity Treaty with Great Britain.
IL. Appendix, exhibiting reports of heads of
bureaus, sc.
Ibis last contains, also, Statements Of Ex-
scutivs tG:srs Of Receipts and Expenditures,
Public DstI, Tonnage, Exports and Imports
Comp Tariffs, Operations Of the Mint
Commerce and Navigation, Exploration Of Ii
lshmus by Lieutenant. StIa Of the Navy,
and very many other authentic documents of
less note, but OF general interest. A full in.
dsx is added to the work.
We haVsnansd the psSpeipsl subjects of the
volume because it best Illustrates its value.
What Is scattered through ,seyeral congress
iOIal documents is here presented in one.
The book is not less tasteful in ffs style than
excellent In its design and execution. IL
should be in the hands of all " -
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SPIRIT OF THE MOANING PRESS.

The Union esnceivss that Know Nothing
ism in its tendencies looks to union of church
and State, and mourns in advance over the
evil tendencies Of such state of things In this
country.
The Intslisgeneer thinks it will be impossi-
BILE for Congress to cOnsummats any thing In
connection With a change in the tariff during
the balance Of this session, and adds, in an
other paragraph
There are now but twenty. seven working
Gays oil the session Of Congress left, and the
business unfinished ia of large amount in both
Houses Unless there be great economy OF
ume, orlei speeches, and unnagging industry
much of the work already done will be lost r.
retrieVsbly, for the bills left on the calender
Will fall with the close Of the session How
many anxious hearts are now throbbing with
commingled hopes and fears Who but those
who fer years have been waiting In the rotun-
do for tardy justice can appreciate the pangs
which another disappointment will bring u"
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DEAD HEADs.-The Louisville Ky Times

DEAD HEADs.-The Louisville (Ky.,) Times
says:
owe believe that railroad corporations are
the only bodies, soulless or otherwise, that
ever ranked editors as dssd-heAds. 1t is an
indignity to the profession, and We hope il
will Dc met with proper resentment. The
newspaper press 10 AT present more burdsnsd
with dead heads ID An any other enterprise ex.
tAnt. The mos: burdensOme and troublesome
Of these dead heads are railroad corporations
From preliminary survey Of a railroad up
10 iis completion, the en'ire press contiguous
10 the line commence advertising the project
u the editorial columns
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NOTICE TO Subscribers te
the Star, who do not get their papers regular.
~, will confer a favor on the proprie.srs BY
leaving inform0tion of the fact at the Sra,
counting room
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q The New Orleans Picayuns says that
coal mines OF good quality for domestic and
gas making purposes, and ine1haus!ibls, have
6een discovered on the Mississippi river,
se'snty-hvs miles above Memphis. The work
ing Of the mines had already bean COMMANDED
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-02-01

q The receipts Of the Executive Commit.
tee, appointed by the Town Meeting at Phila-
dslphia for the Relief Of the Suffering Poor,
amount at the present time to upwards Of
eighteen thousand dollars
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-02-01

y The contract for advertising the uncaH-
cd for letters in the New York Post Office has
been given to the Herald, it having sstab.
Eshed, to the Postmaster's satisfaction. ehn
claim of having the largest city circul alton q
any of the papers
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AT INDUCE MENTS.
SILVER PLATE
sO fd. avenue, under Bro
Jan 3l-3l

V'EA Ware, plated Oh white metal, extra heavy.
l. warranted, mostly made by Dixon * Son, Shef-
held, chased and engraved, embC ssed STYLE
Also, Pitcher Gobeis, French and English slyIs
Casters.
Magnificent Liquor Stands
Table, Dessert and Tea Spoons and Forks, war
ranted quality
Fish Knives and Forks, Ice Cream Spoons
CIumb Scrapers, Salad Tungs, Egg Cups
We have also a complete assortment Of best DUAL
ny English Silver plated Walters from 10 70, war
ranied quality.
We can Assure purchasers that no similar s,yle
and quality Of Goods can be- purchased in New York
wholesale, At the same low prices We offer them
now Our object Is 10 realize cash, for the stock of
goods we have on hand is TOO large.
T. BASTIANELI.I g. CO.
$40 Pa. avenue, under Browns, Hotel.
ian 3l-3f ''~''
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IfOR SALG-At great bargains. a most de.ir-
l. able stock Of elegant Fancy Goods
Jewehy, Watches, Clocks
Fans, Opera Glasses, Bronze Ornaments
Dressing Cases, Wiring Desks
Rich China Vases
had millions OF other articles that We are de, irons
TO sell during the present season, at extremely Iow
prices, for cash
L. DASTIANNELI s. CO
80 Pa. avenue, under Browns Hotel
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THE STRENGTH OF ESsLASp-a mods,,
writer says that in all the elements of real
power England Is nearly twice ss strong o.
she was IN 1873, when she humbled the 6rs,
Napoleon
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SOIREES MAGIQUES.
MEMOIR OF The GREAT MAGICIAN,
M A G A T. L / s. T r r,
THE WONDER OF THE .aGE,

This extraordinary Professor OF the CabaIi sic Art
is engaged by Mr.. MALONE RAYMOND, Lee,
turer, Humonst, and author Of ''Hours in ireland
and other Lands; to appesrin all has NecromsntIc
Wonders, AT ODD FELLOWS HALL, Tor six
nights, commencing on MONDAY EVEN
lac, January 29th, lo55, and following evening".
Mr.. Malone RAYMOND having, some time since,
witnessed or the Continent Of Europe, the entrsor
binary and wonderful performances Of this highly
gifted Professor of the Magic Art recently engaged
ada for several performances: and great his
attraction, that he continued % crowd the houses
many weeks in successor; reaizing TO himself
clear profit Of more than sac 900
A large sum is secured him 10 Wis Z Washington
for few evenings, and from the high and deserved
reputation which precedes him, the Hall will, no
doubt, be filed TO repletion during his stay.
This Great and Fortunate Magician was horn in
the land OF Robert Burns, hut in early youth visited
the Continent Of Europe, where for some years past
he has practsed the art Of COMPUTATION and Mighty
Magic, and has acquired not Only vast wealth, bul
the highest professional reROHn ia hs artistic feals
Of Necromancy.
NADINE MaCALLISTER
IL an Italian by birth. educated ia Paris IN which
city tee Young Magician FIRST saw the Lady, and
won her heart and hand. She il highly b.rn and
possessed OF varied talents and accomplishments
aud has become an able and drsIerous assistant 10
her husband IN his btwitcling aud bwIldcring iea,s
of NecrOaancy. They are ha,th still Young Re
Gently ia SpI II, the performance of the Wizard
and his lady We're the leading fashion Of q whole
season. Madame Macastrr daughter Of one
OF Napoleon most ce ebrated officers, d tihgushed
in may al the Emperor's battles
Her MARTY, thr Queen, had splendid Pavilion
erected for them in her Palace at Madrid, where
their nightly leafs were honored by the smiles and
pIaudit 0 the entire ROYAL Household as well a. by
crowds nf the Spanish Nobility and Gentry. Sew
eral Splendid diamonds were presented to the Wiz
ard by Her Majesty on these occasions. Italy,
France, Germany, Portugal, Cuba, United States
&C., have been visited by these istes the differ
ent languages of which countries they speak fluent
ly, and have universally won golden opinions as
well as golden favOrs in each
The Magician Is accompanied by ]. NJ. WEST
ON, ESQ.,, his Secretary, and attended BY Servants
and numerous Assistants.
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Proceedings Of Ta-DaY,

In the Senate, to day, after the presenta.
ton Of petitions, reports, de-, Mr. Dawson in.
troduced bill to incorporate the Wood Gas
Company of the District of Columbia; re-
ferred.
Mr.. Seward submitted a plan from Hon. II.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-02-01

~ The Mayor OF Boston has effectuaIlv
suppressed Sunday liquor traffic in that citv
But one shop was reported open last Sabbath
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-02-01

u The large and convenient dwelling
on the corner Of Pennsylvania avenue
and Eleventh street is for rent. Posses.
sion given Immediately. For terms ap.
ply at the Star office.
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I OST-This morning, between the City Post Of
IL fee and Miss Janney's, corner of 9Th street and
Louisiana avenue, pair Of Gold srectacles, in a
long morocco case, mndh worn. Whoever may
find them will be suitably rewarded by leaving
them at the office of the Evening Star Once.
feb l-3t
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Prices of Acknowledgements seats 50 CENT?
Half price TO reserved seats only children under
twelve years. General admission for all ages as
cents.
Doors open at 7lz-commenee at O'Clock.
Tickets can be had at the door on the evening
ian 26-6ts
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IL Mott Bedelps line. >Ih

NEW YORK, ALEXANDRIA. WASHINGTON
CITY, IND DISTRICT or COLUMBIA
PACKETS
THIS LINE OF PACKETS SAILS WEEKLY
from pier IA Last River. New York and ofleper
if necessary and composed Of the following first
class vessels: ..
New schr. a :. Bedel, Bedell, master
New schr. Mott BedeL, A. v. TredweII.
Scbr. finn d., VIM. Oliver, master.
Schf. Toiant, l.. A. Smith, master
Schr. Commander. in CA,ef, WOgl an, master
Schr. Gresnuay, Wilson, master.
These vessels are all fast saers, and the master.
men of experience IN the trade, ana the ooIy rrsn.
lar line of Washington City packets
MOTT BE ELL,
= Wan street, N. Y.
y. 3. MASTERS & SONS,
Alexandria, Va.
THOMAS RILEY,
feb l-6m WashinGton and ID. G..
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CA0USI'S SALOON.
FAUhJUIS1HN
Respectfully announces that he Will give
a Grand Concert


SATURDAY EVENING, Feb }, 1855
And positively h's only appearance an Wash.
iDgto8,
Upon which aston he will be assist ted by the fol
lowing eminent artists:
SiGNORi MARTINI D'ORMY,
Prima Ccnuaito, from the Opera Houses nf Berlin,
Nairii, Paris, aud New York; the
first appearance.
SIGNOR CUTURI,
l.aie piincl al baritone, OF The GTi, Mario troupe
his first appearance here.
AUGUST GOCKEI,
Pianist to the Emperor Of Austria.
PROGRAMME-PARTI.
!. Solo, Piano, ''VariaIiOns dc Bravura," com
posed and executed by
AUGUST GOCKEL.
,. Duet O. from Don Juan, "I.a CT darem," Mozart
by Signora D'ORMY and Signor CT TURF.
3. Solo, Nio'in-Crand Fantasia, from La Fa-
PAUL JULIEN.
4. Arid-From II Giuramento Mercadante
SiGNORA DORMY.
s. Romanza-From Verdi
SiGhOR CUTURI.
q. Solo, Violin-ThA Witches Dance. Pasanini
PAUL JULIEN.
PART II.
7. Plane Fo,te-The Naad Queen, Concert
AUGUST GKEL.
8. National MSlody-"Hungarian Song"
SiGNORA D'ORMY.
3. Solo, Vion-Grand Fantasia Capue
Vieux Tenn 5
PAUL JULIEN.
10. Aria-From Maria di Rudenz
SlGNOR CUIURI.
IL. Piano -"PoIic hinea ;" b. RESCUE Go, Ike
AUGUST GOCKEL.
ID. Brindisi, al Seoreto," for Conusltn, (fiom
Lucrczil Bnrgia. uonzeIIi
SIGNORA DORMY.
Tickets so cents for sale at the principal hotels
and music stores. Reserved seats 81 for sale al
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-02-01

TO JEWELER S-Tha jeweler in Washington
Cty, with HON an ege glass, set in gold, was
left some ten days ago, bya gentleman for the pur
pose OF having spring mended, will please send IL
70 Wizards Hotel, Room No. 70, together with his
I'LL. ian 3IN3-
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T OST-AT THE PRESIDENTS LEyEE ON
L 4 Friday, January %, "a FUR TIPPEIT. Five
dollars will be paid for It's TO the Ssre Of Fz
hugh C"yle, 9Th st. Jan 3l-3t.
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Miss E. r. Green field,
COMMONLY KNOWN AS THE
- ~ ~- AT


6LAOR -"
Has arrived and will give her THIRD GRAND
CONCERT
THIS THURSDAY EVENING, Feb. l. 1855
For the Benefit of the Fifteenth street Presbytea
Church.
Doors open at 7 exercises TO commence IT z y
O'Clock, 10 which the friends generally are respect
fully invited 10 attend.
PROGRAMME-PARTI.
l. Solo on the Piano.
2. Cradle Song
Sung by Miss Greenfield.
4. Holy Beauty, Child of Nature, fom Lucrezia
Borgia, Sung by Miss Greenfield.
5. instrumental.
PART2.
!. Solo, Piano
2. IT'S ans Last Rose of Summer
Sung by Miss Greenfield.
3. instrumental.
a. saiut La France; by special request.
s. SSio.
Tickets 30 cents, at the door. Reserved seats 81
10 be had at the Church between IL and 9 O'Clock
Also at the bookstores OF Messrs. Taylor & Maury
Davis. Ellis, aud Fran * Taylor, Pa. avenue.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-02-01

PRoF. WHITAKER Will deliver course Of lee
lures before the Metropolitan Mechanics Institute,
commencing on WEDNESDAY EVENING next,
3lst instant, at the Institute Rooms, over Geo. and
T.. Parker's Store, Pa. avenue, at II O'Clock.
Subject: The Ahs of the Bible, illustrated by nu
merOus drawings
The first lecture will comprs, Building, Brio K
making, Agriculture, Mills, &c.
The public are respectfully invited. Lecture free
BY order: P. M. PEARSON, Rec Sec.
ian 30-3t Untl
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Tickets so cents - for sale at the principal hotels
and music stores. Reserved seats Ell for sale al
Davis's Music Store where diagram of the hall can
be seen
Also, tickcis 10 he had at all Music Stores and
Hotels.
10 The Piano used on this occasion ID from the
factory of Mr.. VIM. Cache. feb
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-02-01

koUND-A GENTLEMAN 8 CLOAK, which
'he owner can have by calling at French's Bill
iiard Ssioon and paying for this advertisement.
lac 30-3,s
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PIANOSt-pIANOSI

PIANOS !-PIANOS
M L beg leave 10 call the attention of the public
w TO our stock Of Pianos now on -. -
nand, consisting OF superb fnshe Z, E16A
OF and octave rosewood case In,
s'ruments from tie world renowned wv
mahuiactores OF lisliet, Davis & Co.. Boston. and
hnabe. Cache & CO., BALTIMORE, comprising in all
as most reliable and select assortment
offered m this city. Also Stools Covers 80
Old Pianos taken in exchange
we VIII make reasonable discounts for cash, o.
sell on time. John r FILLS
jan 81 -' '"''''
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AIRS. BRONAUGH HAS SEVERAL GOOD
WI Rooms for rent. No. 4O2 F street second
door nom Seventh. feb lit
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GREAT BARGAINS.

lISs0LUTI0N OF C'-PAR!N ERSHIP.
'1NHE co-partne,shiD heretofore existing between
j the undersigned, is Ibis day dissolved by mutual
consent. Charles Haskins, who will continue the
business, authorized to settle The accounts and
{, nd 10 the Unfinished business nf the late firm.
J. II. ADAMS, JR.
feb l-eo3t CHARLES HASKINS.
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The Current Operations Of the Treasury
Departmental On yesterday, the 3Ist of Jan
there were Of Treasury Warrants entered on
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Government, only because Congress have lit.
tie time TO p operly dispose of real business in
their spells of relaxation between their pc
riOdical rides on hobbies. At present, we
see but very little prospect for the cpnsum
nation Of any real business whatever this
session, except under the screw of the previous
question, and with, say half the members al
most wholly ignorant of what IS 20 be the
effect Of their respective votes.
Besponsibih OF Government for acts Of
its Authorized Agents. - In settling cases
wherein such questions arise, we hear that the
Government accounting officers hold that a
contract between a vendor and the Govern.
ment is complete and binding when it is con
cluded by the authorizs cd agent of the latter
and that the vendor is not accountable for the
faithful expenditure, by the agent, Of the
property purchased. But when an officer
travels out Of the line of his duty, and make.
illegal and unauthorized purchases, he be-
comes individually responsible to the vendor,
who should, before parting with hi. property,
hsCtItaiu tuo scOpc anu extent OF Inc agent 8
powers to act for his principal. Nor will the
Government recognize a claim for payment
for property cold to an assumed agent, not
authorized, unless it be proved that the pro.
psrty was actually used for Government pur-
poses.
The Lockwood Pamphlet We have re.
eelyed the following commune alton upon the
Lockwood pamphlet, the appearance of which
mas produced no little excitement In naval
circles ct Washington, and we present it to
our readers with the single remark that the
TACT that pamphleteer, who is a n avail surgeon,
IN recommending the dismissal of all the off.
GERS OF the service except his o,rs class, re-
minds us amazingly of the shoemaker who
insisted that there is nothing SO suitable for
fOrtifcations as prunella:
The NAVY -" Can W } have Marine Mill.
tia % is the title Of pamphlet in circulation
in this city, which L have just read with great
interest. The writer proposes plan for the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-02-01

CHARLES HAsKsNS, Architect.
Pa dlelue, betsoeen Tenth and Elspenfh Streets
WASHINGTON, d. C.
NTILL continue to furnish Plans, cetail working
w Drawings, and specifications OF buildings OF
every description, and also to superntend their
ton. feb diff
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-02-02
Yours, respectfully,

,I. SrxortAs MARRIAGE CASE IN ViRoIsn.-ln Hen.
rico comfy. Va, on Saturday lest, an interesting
case was II Ell before Judge Cloptun, Of the Cit.
Gull Coust, upon wit of haLeus corpus, sued on,
by Lewis Schonbetset, yoang man Of about %
yeas Of age. 10 get possession Of his wife, Louisa
Ann, who had totcibly been taken from him BY
her father, Nj. Patrick JtEdon, on the notnns OF
thet marriage.
II spp.nis lha, the person who obtained license
for the martIser from the CLERK Of the county
sNore that the parties desiring 10 be united wcte
twenty. one yeas Of aee The father seized AMI
detained s Jaul h.r tur the loson, as he alleges,
,hsi she was only little ovel eighteen YEAS old.
II was conendr. 10y the counsel Of he tatAet that
lie rnaf,iaye was null and void In Consequence e
the license having been obtaited by perjury; bat
i, was Insisted on the other side that the marriage
had been propery soIemnized by q minister OF The
gospel, upon a license fom The clerk, and that M
power cou.d prouuunce The msrriage invalid. II
The license / al been Obtained by fraud, The law
pul,,ed out ,h- punishment for perjury, but the
code Of Virginia did not annul Tie marriage. The
clerk, II wns al.o contendej. had TO authority 10
administer tie oath 10 lie witness, und Therefore Il
was mol legal perjury.
The Judge teylewed the law, aud decialed that;
the 18Th section Of The acI Of Virginia. SO fat fem
snnulllns The marriage, lcsalizeu II, and liz awar.
died the wife 10 HE husband.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-02-02


ITln the lAteS, New York Citizen eppeals an
editorial article from The pen John Mitchell, IN
which The following al ice is gwen the miIIiat,
companies composed u Foreigners recently dis
banded in Massachusetts,
For every musket given in 10 The State Armofy.
let tire, be purehased forthriih; lei independent
companies be formed, thrice as NUMEROUS as the
dlshandel coIps-lhete ATE no AIMS Acts here yer
--aitd lei trtry JA'gn'r' be drilled and trained,
and hire hit arms uitrdys rtady. Fol you may be
very sure, [havIng some experience N that naietl
thu, ,hOse who begin ty dsarnlns you, ntan IL
do you mischief.
lie ca,efu not to truckle in The smallest rar,lc.
nlat 10 Anne tlchn ptejudices. Yield not d anglt
il! Of yyhr O,cn; JT ypu hire ne goodd 'irM I"
yqur pttjuhers as thy. Do not. BY any mean,,
suffer Gardnyr's Biblt Uhe Protestant mhici 10 he
thrust dozen your thrOats. DO not abandon YOU
posts, or irnOunce yOur functions, as citizens OF
rs soldiers. bnl aiei resort 10 The las! and highest
tribunal Of law open IL you; keep The peace: al
tempt no 'IenonSlraii0nSj' discourage drunken
ness, and stondto y,ur arms,
It's 10 be conceived that the madness Of faction
AMI The nsolence Of lace, will proct ell 10 such a
length rs tn ,lsarm independent companies, Ur prl
yate men. B they dp. then The Constitution isal
IN end--ihe aiitg!amtr ypm hare sporn 10 This Re
public is 1mnnli'd.
Would to @ Vi that ;houeltfnl md just amei.
cans would ;elhnk ,h"ms. Ives in lime. They
ate strong; they Ear oulnumbe' the foreign born:
they ATE pIoud and flushed vi h national glory aud
pfospetIy: doubtless they can, !. they will, do
great and srIevOns wrong 10 race that has ntver
wtUnged them:--Im srtousIy. eatnes,Iy rt assure
h,m. the natural..d ti='ns Toll! moi submit. This
sens,lesS feud must hr recUnclle'l; there must he
wsce: peace, Of else a nT Of determination. w
ale hete, M American gtuum!, either IS citizens,
or as ,nthiifs.'