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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-09-12

TuE CrRcrs Row-The examination IN jersey City
before the Mvo and Recorder relative 70 the row e-u the
police and Dan Rce Circus Company has been concluded out
1ot fer,csd Several wi aesse, NDndty evening, sus'
aimed the aeen Officer Travis thar Man man, the door
peuer of the Circus committed the tIs; assault him
While he. Travis, dOIg ms duty.
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NEW PAPER HASGiNGS-At the Old Establish
rert No 46 Pearl,t 20 which invite the Of
dealers and consumers generally. OSULLrvAS & FsYs
Importer. and MaaGfacr
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sOon to Mexico 70 undertake an operate engagemeu:

MITE Psiodfs Concert last night st Nibio's Saloon
was another success. We have nothing new to add
TO DOR former opinions on the artistic ana natural
superiorires Of this Isd IS singer in the great dra
matte school. The other performers, ~ and Madame
StTakosch, AZ. Bernardo and Mr.. Aptomas, have been
equally noticed
We learn inst Nile Parod viii give another
Cor cert, liz PEELED by the which has attended
her Ciforis thus far.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-09-12

CHARGE OF GRASD LARcESI.-Ed. Campbell, col
ord living Crosby yesterday arrested BY oreef
DE Binder Of Lower P0cs Cocr charged NTH hsvis 10
Gently so en- sod valued so aon Tuus Campbell
slso icr.a of No Lspena-i Tia accused taken Do
foe yusr.ce W. lsh and ssnxaitted x sxsaiassoa
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RACHEL PRICES.


T. the Editor Of The " A. Tyibsre
SIR | have read in some newspapers observations
to the effect that the prices of admission to Mle
Rachels performances are too high, and beyond the
reach Of the great bulk of the American community.
In answer beg you to allow me TO state that have
Fixed es ow prices a. / could considering the i'm
mense amount Of my expenses, the particulars OF
which have been duly published. | ON very sorry to
6Id myself unable 10 throw my doors open TO vast
portion of the intelligent public, whose means do not
allow the IN to spend comparatively high sum for
pure Intellectual pleasure. But, must hrst Of
M cor ve rot short my eIpenses which smcuot 70
newspaper inquiries tho public shOu here double
three times much they do Pa' London - NILE
Rachel This not exactly correct Ia London
the p.s OF admission Eve dollars for orchestra lette
sis lhity do for private box sdniriug tnr persons
the Metropolitan the prices from three dollars 70 one
dollar
In Paris the prices are high; but it must be rsmem
beree tie Theatre Fr0ca ssuopored oy e Govern
the have uOi0g either tor me rent
gas and that they receive he handsome su
OF sixty thousand co lars year The lat not the Least con
that exacay either in france or IN 1
gland but three thousand miles from the ao"7e
couuit; and that something 70 bring over 50 Tar ar
of r. pufatiou without speaking OF Me Rache herself
TO tempting offers made to discourage her
frcr1 visiting the ULited States - -
RAPHAEL FELIX Director.
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ROOT takes real Lie size PhotOgraphs on canvas.
Doors Photograph. Of al sizes are unsurpassed.
RoOT's Gallery . easy OF access
RooT Is 81 Nc DE- Broadway corner Of Fr,nsin-st-
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rAdvertissDent
Tie Declaratinn Of Independenee declares that


a. Free ard EIu,l but has sql He'd
RooT in -akius those naEu.fcelt PHoToGRAPHs AZ "a
GUFRErOTTPEs. Neither 10 suppose they ever viii
RooT Gallery Nc. jJ Broacwag corner FfsnkLn-ss
Cal And anime them.
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tAdyert1sernertI
BrAKE's PATENT FIRE-PkOoF PAINT, No. ll9
Pea-.-s--See uader head Of PaintA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-09-12

The Young men of Trenton have organized Lee
,ure As.ociatiou with Dr. w w. L. Phillips President aud
VIM Howe secretary There will be Of lectures thls
Winter conducted under the auspices Of this association
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-09-12

FIRTNEN's PARADE.-The Fire department OF q
village Of Flushing L. L. have their first annual parads
Thursday afternoon, the 18th INST
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PIANO FoRrEs and MELoDEoys for sale We

loU-f $50 si5 MELoDEoNs suitable f3r char;nei,
euua org.n $500 $50 Purchasers invited 10
sail ses Musical Word. cOLBURy NASH AstA, ~ Brdway
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Boy SrABBED.-LAst evening \ lad named John
wilson Wa stabbed in the .hsulder BY another al nsrsd John
NcC.ffv IL APPEARS Wusn with 0ths; boys
lacked McCary on The Of Nassau and Pearl s and the
Later .6e u, Of his nfe IL se.fdef-ns~ The ared boy
was tskeu 70 d1G The vcuy ant attended 20 and
McCsy Wa aksa custody By officer Hide ans locked Up
:or heaTiIL
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ADVERTISEMENT
PHOTOGRAPHS and AMBROTYPEs st BRADY :,

No 20 Broadway VrcxErrE HzADs. a ald he ,uiill
sr7e PHoTOGRA7Es only BRADYs Visitors "a me
Civ requested call end examine his Gallery the most
extensive IA the United states
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IAdye-ssement.1
THE CRY Gas QUESTION.

THE City Gas QUESTION.
BOARD OF cOUNcMnES, SEPT. s, 1855
The following Report OF the Committee on Lamps
and Gas upon application Of ths metropolitan Ga-shs
Company received, laid the table ordered
printed C. I. McCLESAHAS Clerk.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-09-12

INQUEST. - Coroner Bennett held an inquest IN
Twenty irs,, eowanus Monday upon the body Of NJ
Aa;thsw Car VIII found dead m his roon Il a. lce1
tspe died OF dopsy the heart, snd verdict N &C
cortance va rendered
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-09-12

KILLED BIT FALL FROM A NEW BCuDfSG.-A
man FAMED John Linner residing IN Fift,-dEsts- aeG
Nintb-sr accidentally fell trOn sew baiidins IN Thirty
..yet h-st near Tifh4v.. and fatAly injured de
vs. asen TO Bellows Hospital Eher- be died sfer being
aitted An inquest he'd upon the body AMI ths jury
rendered q vsralct Of accidental tea-h .
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-09-12

ISrrNprRAScE.-There were three arrests IN IN
Eastern District fo importance during Monday nsh Ia
no viii pay me penalty BY mprson nent.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-09-12

FArA OCcrRREScE NEAR LAEELASD.-On Mon
av ,rt on son OF Samuel 81 HAOck OF Smithto l. l.,
aged years accidentally shot ths heal md almost in
.tanf.y killed. The child playing nrd wheu George
Rivd-nbera youth care Up with gun which Coo ked
By m accident The charge exploded sad entered tas ehds
brain.
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ARREST TT THE PoLicg.-There total o
thityE9 BY the Police Aoneay Of ~hieh Nxiee
Tor iatoxicAticn.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-09-12

CHARGE OF EMBEzzLENESr.-Ay young man named
Albert Farmer by Ofcer Griffith Of me ~ N Police
Dc was brought before Justice Jacobs charge OF s-
bs1 ling money Of 500 from DIS as employer
J. b. Walrers gocer in North Eshthst He was eou'ited
MI
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-09-12

TARGET ExcURsIoys.-The Hon. Nicholas Sesgrist
Gusrde, Capt. snyder. went target excursion to
Eat New York yesterday, where they shot for nam
Der Of prizes, ate good dinner, and enjoyed them.
selves generally.
The Emerald Guard, Capt Cox, had their fourth
annual excursion to Pleasant Valley yesterday and
after passing pleasant day returned in the evening.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-09-12

AccIDESTs.-Bender Werrener Of the corner OF
Avenue ana Ps whils diving n the Eas River Il the
foot Of Houstonst Mondsy evening struck hesdforsao
upon Q log AID severely irJzre5.
vomsn named c.ihHrine McDerrao vas severely burned
90 Mondss night bv the explosion eamphene lamp, And VIZ
taken to tie New YORK Hospital
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FATAL FALL FROM WISDOw.-A child about
two ,,ars of .se named Mary s-ey Yesterday fell rum
second story .ndow the house Ma 80 Sleeeaths aud
VS. hi I'd The parents the child reside a. NJ 5l
Sipeee ntt present Of their chId
being ~ when met with the sad acciceEf COro1er
Hlton vii bold ~ inquest Ep0n the body today.
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CRY CoURr CALENDAR FOR Wednesday-NOs.
g. lS 81 o. ", %
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SUPREME CoURT-GxrrlAL TyRs-Szpr. fi-Bekss
Judges MITCHELL, ROOSEVELT and hokafk
The case OF Daniel j. Carroll sgt. his brothss Cas-
r. Carol sole executor Of he win Of ths fshss. cass
Carroll formerly Of vDs County acoosnas 81 -
es aids CERTAIN go. or mt.s,s 3, Ntk Issss
Trust Co, brought sppeL from shs spsc.d rs
Ths suit wa entered "a tsS sal hs bsss sSsss> AvH~
- pr7sSQ.e1
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SomEE.-The colored people of this City are to be
entertained at grand festal soiree at the Rev DR..
PeDDington's Church 10 Prnce-st tomorrow night.
The object of this demonstration is to RAISE sum Of
money sufficient to secure organ for the church.
The young ladies of Dr.. Ps congregation promise
fine set out.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-09-12

OUTRAGE UPON CHILD.-A man named Peter
ssies sI.ted Yesterday BY oesr v,n Dyke Of the Ea
Police District charge Of committing outrage upon
colored child ysss Of named Sarah anas Held tor
suipssoe.
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TAdvertisem-ntl

DR.. G.. D. SANBORN, at the NeY-York Lung
Institute 40 Bond, all diseases Of Lungs and
Thrca BY the Inha axiom OF Gold Medicaed Nspos without
administering whatever into he stomach. vii
promise vi better any chronic disease o. tne
Lungs my method Of Inhaaoa than any physician DO
By the old practice. Patients received daily A. W. Ill
SIP. VI.
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CHARGE OF FALSE PRETEScEs-Mrs. Mary Jane
Gay lore boa.der the Brevoot House, Fh VA yes
tersv ~ Sergeant smith OF Second District Police
Court CHARGE with having BY Of false and slia emf
obtained $3.50 from Mr. John Dco Of The
ST eorge. Hotel No s54 Bosigsy Il Is alleged that Mrs
e., represented the eoupananE that her husband Ets
banker California snd thar she had n her own rsat 500
Ger month which she received regularly. Believing ths state
rnen 20 be Nj Dr.eo has loaned her sacs the 5st Of
enber o. amounting s.. 70 -o
hich amount she sill owe hir- He alleges TIA. the
fs made for the purpe Of derald
ira him The takrn betre Justice Wesn wno
r-rrir,d her 10 End bal II sxalninsti0n
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CRUFLrY 20 ASINALs.-Shall we ever have in this
City country, a society Ike that excellent one OF
England For the Prevention of Cruelty 70 Animals
wtich Is patIonised By some Of the best menit the
kingdom. Every cruelty toward domestic animals
cones within the scope OF their organization though
ler principal efforts are cir, cted toward tie proven
ton Of overwork ing and otherwise msreatng horses.
Only few months sCo, the public feeling vas horri-
fed by al account OF q cartmsn who, in his anger,
tore out the tongue Of Bis horse and threw in the
face of the poor brute. Would that Nature had iyen
BIN power at the moment to spesk, not only to the
tyrsbt who held HIM in his power, but to the humane
OF tbs City who would like to such cruelty pre-
veutec Every day we a hor-e-ene or more
thrown violently upon the Broadway pavement, some
tines with such force and apparent pain TO the poor
beast that it not only ham to gro4n bat draws
keen expressions Of pity from sensitive persons The
feelings Of 20 many persons have been outraged by
those scenes ofJuely, that there Is growing prea-
dice against the Russ pavement which Is likely to re-
suit in its entire condemnation BY the pubic. But this
is not the only cruelty that such society adgo-
cate would have TO lock after. Yesterd ~ for exam
pie we saw a cart stuck fast Of the Broad way
crossings, al the fercest blows dealt accordingly By
rufaDy oriver upon the horse because be could not
draw the over l0aCed Vehlcle. Az the blows an1 &c
compaDying oshs, passing men and women shuddsrei,
sighed and hurried to escape the narrowing scene.
WeLave frequently seen children, and sometimes
their uothers shed at the sight of these daily
scenes of cruelty. What is the effect OF their
slant repetition upon young minds They become
hardened to all sufering-human es well as brute.
Cuelty to abials tends to Djure all society. An or
garizaon to prevent if wOuc tend to the promotion
Of great good. 1t would be a mission of love
amehorang the condition Of the animal, and elevat-
ing the condition Of the human family. The assoca-
tor Wien formed will have to inquire as TO the
sity Of bringing beef cattle to market upon railroad
cars five days without food or wser; and slso to
the manner in which they are kept in the butchers
ysros without eating or drinking. while they are
daily weakened By bleeding, TIL their whole system is
in g sckly condition and all this because the beef
looks better ON the hooks and will sell for higher
price, 20 hose no prefer unwholesome food to that
which s who e. ONE. The manner in which calves
are treated Is alone sufficient for the institu
tor Of society for the prevention Of cruelty to ani-
mails Shall we have il
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COURT OF GENERAL3s EssIONs-sEpr il-Befors II

The entire time and attention of the Court was o
eped to-day 6sposug Of the WiscOwski which
coa menced The previous day The prisoner will be
bered charged with attempting 20 steal gold watch sad
chain ysiu.d CO. the property of Mr. William Collins u
Nc 70 Mlnay-s On the being given 10 the Jury that
body after due cnsisrson rendered verdict II guilty
He r>nsnded for The Court then souned too
the dsy.
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SUlcrpE BY HASGISG.-John Fl. Gulhnhausen,
about sc If found early yesterday morn
hanging BY the neck AID dead the OF premises
notified held uPon the body when appeared N
evidence bad beef nt7nper
consequently that Mcltay evening be
went &c the with the intention - be stated Of sleep
ns the mOrung suspended 20 one Of
The raeIs The Jury rendered verdict Of suicide By hang
ng"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-09-12

PREcOcIors YoUrHs OS A SPREE.-0ficer Holly OF
the s+vesh yesterday ID young gentlemen
named Ferdna1d Keam ADD John HAsey charged with grand
lsrctry 10 stealing VIM. Class VI No 81 South
that Kelual Clerk IL the employ OF
Sir Glass AID the It'll nrusted with the above sun
no ske M note due that Peoples lnk but instead
aTpropTiztiDg that purpose re invited hacy 70 a4s
tur with him and both ,rted for Long Island they visited
various parts Of ssnd and inay usht a. Southport
hsyug expended SIS stolen and on their ares,
thew restored the balance Yesterday afternoon the last
you1s men before Justice Brennan and COMMITTEE
70 q clInalGn-
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ADVERTISEMENT
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the
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This wned and invaluable Toilet sTcs stu sold
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Advertisement.
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Sold az Nos. y and 81 Ne~st a. 80 cents bottle
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FIRST DISTRICT cOURT-sspr. n-Befors Judge Grssn
SUIT AGAINST THE HARLEM RAILROAD c0aPAsr-
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1855-06-08
WESTON, May cath

We learn from Kansas that the
Leavenworth District ut tie election
on the 22d for members Of the general
Assembly, was carried by the pro sla-
very men. Their ticket received 81
majority.
In each Of the other districts. the
pro-Slaverv ticket was elected.
1t is hoped that ksrsas will now
be permitted 10 enjoy little repose--
that the Aboltonists Of New England
and tho fee States will AGATE their ef-
forts ut interference in the affairs ..of
the citizens Of tuat territory, and that
violence will be discountenanced by
those who have there settled. The an
ti-abo'itionists have every reason TO be
- sheu with the vic ~ W itch they
have achieved, and they may well
await the action Of their Representa-
tives in the Assembly. We counsel
them to remain perfectly quiot-to do
nothing under excitement. but to look
70 the laws hereafter 10 no enacted for
their protection.--Aissowi RepuJii-
can, 25th.
Certainly: IL free State men emf.
Crate TO Kansas, and gather up hardi.
hood enough to attempt to vote. such
nm interference with the affairs Of the
Territory" deserves TO DO rebuked by
the moral and godly efforts of Atehi-
son and his missionaries. What bu.
siness has n man from the North in
the Territory which by solemn com.
pact was given TO the North forever.
when the st. Louis Republican, and
It's peculiar tribe. tho election puriG.
era, prefer he should stay away
The people Of the FREQ States have
moved 10 Kansas TO LivR, aad intend
Ing 10 live there, desire TO make life
tolerable and honorable by Kidding
themselves of oil the the vices Of sla.
very. M the Nebraska Bill said they
might do, but gang OF eut.throats,
headed by Achison. and defended by
the Republican. say that no such en-.
reference" with the affairs OF the terri.
tory will be borne. After robbing the
north Of the Territory once given TO
her. robbing her citizens of the scanty
concessions made by the Bill, is n most
natural and proper conclusion. Veri.
ly the propas andists have acquired
sublimily Of impudence to thus threat
en- free State settlers. after robbing
them of their terrilory.-Indiana Jour.
aai.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1855-06-08
Virginia Election.

The old liners are shouting happy
over the results Of the Virginia cleo
ton. II has been so long since the
pro slaveryism Of the administration
has been endorsed, that they call the
result Of the election the greatest tri-
umph Of this generation. And, rs
Sam has been very troublesome where
no was riding the old Jcilcrsonlan horse
OF freedom. they chuckle wonderfully
that he has been endorsed when he
abandoned tho good cid Jefferson free
soil horse aad tried the fiery pro.slave.
ry stced. In this we rejoice with them
Let him stay at home after this and
contend only for freedom and Ameri'
canism and he will do we'll enough.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1855-06-08

have no cause TO complain, il it had
been defeated ina fair stand up can
vass' But when ihouands Of slave
holders, with rifles and revolyers,
march into the disputed territory. and
with threats Of killing and murder.
usurp the prcrogatives OF the people
II is no wonder that cry Of honest
indignation Is faised against such
outrages, from the honest men If all
parties. both North and South.
IL the President does not prevent
the reoccurrence OF such scenes, at
future elections, il he does not call the
q. S. troops. IL necessary, to the sup.
port the law and order. we might bet
ter dispense with the services Of such
funciiona9.-cna. Columbian.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1855-06-08
Greely's Platform-Good Joke.


The Baltimore american got off a
good joke on Greedy. That paper has
presumed that on the first Of April.
certain notablcs Of New York held n
meeting and resolved to sound Greedy
upon certain questions of public poll
cy. and offer him the nomination for
the Presidency. Greedy is presumed
to reply accepting the honor" and
defining his position" in the follow
ing paragraph:
AS | should give no dinner parties,
or hold any levees. would hire fur
nished lodgings. and convert the
Presidential mansion into an emigrant
clearinghouse. The capital grounds
shall be planted in carrots and cabba-
ges; and a considerable sum might be
realized by selling off all the ships OF
the Navy, and disposing Of their arma-
ments to the junk shops for old iron.
AS to tariff, my views are moderate.
would not insist on advalorem duty
Of more than five thousand per. cent.
By this means coffee and tea might be
raised to great advantage in hot hou.
SEES; and by cutting down the useless
trees in our parks. and planting morris
mulucaulis in their stead, the United
States might raise all the silk needed
by their wives and daughters; the
Sabbath shall be strictly observed. nc
letters shall be written or Gent by mai
on that day; and | think that by the
assistance Of Prof Mapes and Solor
Robinson, some scientific method may
be discovered, whereby trees and 9th
err vegetables may be prevented from
growing on that day. and good strong
nood.gaies erected ut the mouth Of oul
harbors TO prevent the tide flowing il
and out on Sundays. whereby day o
absolute lest may be secured.
AS to the foreign policy of my ad
ministratioa, should insist on the res
toration of the Independence ofPo
land, Hungary and Jerusalem; tn,
Turks shall govern Turkey. the Ital
ians Italy, the Irish Ireland. and III,
Greeks Greece; but our own countr,
gentlemen. shall be free to the who'll
world to come here, and do as the
pleusc, provided they don't drink. an
gentlemen, yours simply,
HORACE GREEDY.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1855-06-08
Marrifb.

On the 3oth Of May in Grandvlew,
Illinois. by Rev. John Burguess.
THOMAS j. LAseFoRD Of Grandviex, TO
Miss MARY G. VAN MErER, Of Franklin
Co., Ind. 14af AZ
On the cath inst. near Cottage
Grove, Union County. by Rev. Mr..
Monfort, G.. TRvssER. Of Connersville
and Miss SUSAN CoLKnAS, Of Union
county.
On June 4th. by Rev. ]. w. Kelley
at the Valley House. in Brookyille.
Mr.. J.. S. WHITE e. Miss MARY Z.
WmrE. both Of Franklin County. ~
On the eist, by Rev. John w.
Locke, Mn. SAMUEL BARnorn and
Miss ADELrSE HISKLEY. ell OF this
county. ff.3 e4se~s
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1855-06-08
Crush out Republioanism.

In n recent official letter TO Arch
bishop Hughes. the Pope says:--
~ our CAureh Is 10 lice IL must BE-
IN Amsriea. Governments and States
are toiisring here. Every thing 10 an.
certain. Anothsr year and a rspoiution
may have Ssept all array. My COED
ArehbisAop. Z look to you for the
future. SPREAD R0MANlSM IN
AMERICA. CRUSH OUT REPuB.
LlCANISM. The eh.reA may. before
a month. fee to your shores"
We find that the publication Of this
has given alarm to many friends Of
our institutions. We may underrate
the dangers. but 1t gives us no alarm.
Indeed, as we ardently desire the over
throw Of the Roman power. we would
be glad to have the next steamer bring
over His Holiness. and all his train
We would beseige him and his. with
bibles. and free schools, and free tho't
and he would surrender in half the
time it will have taken the allied pow
ers to take Sevastopol. Now that Am
orleans have thrown off the party yoke,
that could have, hitherto. transferred
one or both Of the old defunct parties
to him. we think he would find him.
self in a bad way for crushing ont Re.
publicanism. Let him come. AS he
is Minister of the Gospel" he shall
have the American for dollar year
and We hope to learn him how to ap
proach the ,Oest, in his travels, with
becoming modesty and humility. But
in the mean while, let the American
movement progress. Let ofiice-seek
ers howlas much as they. please. bu
let all true Americans prepare to de-
feat all persons who expect to ride into
Office on the vote Of Catholics.