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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-10-03
Boot and Shoe Manufactory.

I Il prepared t. manufaetart from AIT ef tha best
| Brands of Ffuah German. Belgian nad rbiia
dolphin Calf SKINS, having bought tH Ia 4t tt4 im
porters in New York aal m#0ufact aEars 10 l'hladel
phia Ih patrons aG my estalai-hHi III mas te4t ss-
sursd IL ID ttiag bitter article than at IA hons
who buy 1T second third hAnas.
Can and examine my statk and learr y4ar order.
A good anl satisfactory tilt aurtAul d fd Mt RGsE
guaranteed At thg Boot and >aau EHta-iaa So IS.
Main Street. q. Dt 1--WE.
Anynsf 2U. 4SIs-,lff
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Flows and w az ons
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TAYLOR I MehtE.
{Saesess cls " newton 49, 4hanl
Cor. 81 nasn d t2tEl SIS, fseoi. ak 10
NJ HERE ficg keep eansfanf en hand all kg4l
W q Ploas Wagon ma Carriages made h he
be.i-fyle anil aut al tbs bet ep8g IL mater .tl.
NhaesAie ai.i reiis.l rAALoR d Nozzle.
March III fs5a-d4Wif
lightning RodS.
NJ lili Tonic and IINtuge4, warranted MOTTO
cafsola. ter 7aie Is
4. II. SULLIVAN Il co..
Jat II, 1855 llo Man Ssr.e.. ksaEals
| IpsfEIlGA'7 lehfutea stomach Gtff4m f-r
! saie by No9lti. HOOPER,
september d. 5.
nose si1o sssIts.
100 Pee q arriys W CIV l9.b.
~ sep d2{ nlRRRE 4 90.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-10-03
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DAVIS & PRICE,
HOUSE, >IaN AM ORNAMENTAL

/tRAINERs, GIlsnER~. GLAZGEBs AND Pa.
NJ rr Hanrers.
Shel on South side Biaudsao. b wen Fourth AMI
Fifth Streets.
Having commenced Tire SHOWS business IL all Its
hrafpehet they solicit s6Are af patronage
AL Orders promptly attNdai q.
keokrE Aaeuat ~. 500 l3in
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center Of |. > L
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-03-26

New YORK PoLICE.-MILIrARY ORGANI-
notwithstanding to statement made by
one the speakers at a recent mass meeting
held in New York, to demonstrate against
the proposed change in the police system,
the New York police consists of 90 captains
Al lieutenants, SO sergeants, and t,0ll men,
making total of l,l65 Besides the ordina-
ny duties of the policemen, they are under a
military organization and for some two or
three hours every day undergo drill. The
companies are formed into battalions, and
there are four battalions of two hundred and
fifty men each, besides the officers. When
they are banded together they are said to
make as large and as striking parade as a
brigade of the city uniform companies They
are drilled in the use of the club, and it is said
that with knowledge of that simple weapon
one policeman is able to resist the attacks of
four or FIVE rufians, and five hundred of
them, marching in solid column and under
their club drill could put to rout mob of
five thousand men.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-03-26

In pursuance Of ian Act revising and re-
ducing into one set the provs ons Of ths Char sr az
she City u Richmond passed Mssch seth, 1852 An
election viii be held on dnesdsy, the 9TH Gay Of
April 1855, In each Ward of the said city for isys
Court OF Huaings; for q Mayor 0uperintsudept of
the 9ss Wofks 1upsTintsndsnt Of Streets, Dspesip.
Works, Assessor, Collector 81 the CITY Taxss. Ssr.
eesnt, Hisk Constable, Captain Of the Nisht Wsteh
Msnsssr Of the Poor House, 0sugsr, and MsssuTer
The said election viii be held ct the United Statas
Hotel in Jefferson Ward; st Lafayette Hall. in Ma.
disor Ward; and At Lscyss Carpe1tere Shop ct the
corner Of Broad and fonshee streets, In Monroe
Ward 0UsTAVUg A. MYERS
! Prsst Of the Council of the City of Richmond.
NH f4--tde ii *t.a ~ IA - 90
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FIREs-There were two fires on Satur-
dsy morning, neither Of which. however, dio any
serious damage The first about 10 o'clock, was
shed in Mr.. Beverly I. Wells yard on 4th stree,
between Main and Franklin. which was partially
consumed. The second, was Mrs, Eddings
kitchen on Governor street between Main ana
Franklin, the roof Of which caught rom ia''De
spsrks The damage in both cases, was small
The third alarm Of FIRE, about O'Clock In the al
ternoon, was caused by the burning of chimney
near the western limits OF the city.
The fourth alarm originated by the nring ana
burning of a mali clubhouse near the Unfversalist
church, on Mayo street. Damage small.
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DIED,

On the 25th inst. Mrs SARAH g FRAZER.
Her funeral will take place This Afternoon. at s
O'clock, from the residence of her brother. Miles
Turpin, on Broad street Church Hill. Friends and
acquaintances respectfully invited to nd with
out farther invitation.
On the 25th instant, JAMES OCONNOR, a ma
tive of Ireland, In his 45th year a-asl 'sta
His funeral will take place This Evening, at three
O'clock from st. Peters Cathedral. The friends and
acquaintances invited to attend without farther
invitation. F a-..a -,.E
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MARINE NEWS.
PORT OF RICHMOND. March "a.

5-7.i ARRIVED, ...t
Steamship Pennsylvaaia, Clifford, Philadelphia,
mdz and passen gers.
Schr New York, Adkins. mdz D Currie.
.E SAILED,
Sehr James Barrett, Cobb, Albany, coal, w. d.
Colquitt Co.
Schr Champion Mitchell, Washington, via Nor.
folk, mdz W. D. Colquitt Il Co
BosToN. March % CID schr MISSIONER. Gray, for
Richmond.
NORFOLK, March 2S.-Arrived, sehr. w. d. Col
quit, Phillips from Richmond.
The Bremen ship Mischief, from New York for
Bremen. put in here to-day with loss of mizen
mast.
BALTIMORE, March 23-Cleared sehrs. Mary Will
liz, Thompson, and Hope, Creighton. for Richmond.
NEW YORK, March 22-Arrved, Sehrs. Orisnna
futile, and Richmond Harris, from Richmond Fly
ing Fish, Taylor, from FredericksbuIg.
2. '-r.-.l FOREIGN
Schr. Getaway, Cumming, from Richmond, ar
rived at Cardenas 18th Inst. ...... = 81
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..-.ucr,~,r,.r--At 10 o,clock yes

DEsrKuorrvs FIaE.-At 10 O'Clock yes
tsrday morning., the sngirs house q Roanoke So g.,
lion, % he Kichmond and Dsnvflls Railroad, w
miles from this city, was discovered TO be on nre,
and there being no means at hand for cnecE1 ag
tho flames. the entire building ives consumed, de-
s,roving two splepdd locomotives In IT, worth to
The Company $4,000 AZ these locomotives .sIe 9:
the station 70 bYi1g down tho pssssessr And
trains this AFTERNOON and there being mono other
that end Of the road the hand car vas een. 70
city yesterday 20 rive notice to the superintendent
al tkss nther ioepno olives could be sent up IN nme
70 prevent any interference In the regular business
of the road. The loss II serious one.to the Com
pany.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-03-26

IHeuEsr.-On yesterday, an Inquest was
held BY Coroner Wicker, attended by High Consta.
BILE Tyler upon the body Of Eliza c. Lyon, wife OF
Henry Lyon, at the residence OF her husband, near
the eusae dock The verdict of the jury that Mrs
Eliza G. Lison. the night Of the 24th of March.
1885 In said city, out OF the resd ence OF her
said husband situate the bank of th James River
and Kanawh a Canal, and in hit of mental derange.
ment cast herself into the water Of said canal and
before she could be rescued. she sufocated and
drowned" This ID a melancholy case The husband
is an honest aud industrious mechanic. engaged IN
the Tredegar Iron Works His wife, who was de-
serving aud kind woman, was subject to periods OF
temporary deranFement of mind. and ut the hour of
IL O'Clock at night, during of these attacks she
came to her untimely death.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-03-26

PRIZE CorUNDRUM.-The following Co
nundrum took the przs of silver goblet at the con-
cert of Lynn's 'Minstres SATURDAY. night last.
When the reader is informed that this was pro-
nounced the best among some sixty or seventy, he
from opinion Of the character of the re-
mainder
Why is our Warrington Monument in Rishmond
like the American flag!
Because the more it was cut the higher il rose in
the estimation of the people.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-03-26

Bring, which all nature to bud forth, slso
wakes up the snrubsring diseases made dormant by
the oolds of winter. CARTRR's SPANISH MIXTURE
has long enjoyed reputation Spring Medicine
far beyond all others. Its rapid and permanent pur
flying effects on the Blood must commend it to all
who are accustomed to take Spring Medicine 1t
is powerful and prompt, yet perfectly harmless Try
a BEETLE.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-03-26
NEW SPECIAL NOTICES.

NoTIcE.-The subscriber respectfully in
forms his friends and customers, and the public gen.
orally, that he will contine the
NEWSPAPER, asp 81
MAGAZINE, and
CHEAP PUBLICATION BUSINESS.
At his late stand No $50 Broad Street. nearly oppo-
site the Theatre where he will be happy to sli
those in want OF any thing in his line.
LEWIS L. SMITH,
General Cheap Publication Agent
N. B.-Those of his subscribers that have not OBJ.
tanned their papers for the past two three weeks
can do so by calling at his store Monday next.
NH 2-3t
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-03-26

CooPER's NovELs.-Stringer & Topasend, of
New York, are publishing an edition of Cooper's
novels In very clear and legible type We have
"The Water WITCH" and "Homc as Found" The
publishers call it the Peoples Edition"
For sale by JANIS WooDHousE.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-03-26

THE BLACK WARRIOR CASE The Washington
Union OF Saturday, repeats Its statement that the
difficulty about the steamer Black Warrior has been
adjusted by the Spanish Government agreeing to
the terms which the United States government pre-
scnoed. To remove all doubt of this-as doubts
nave been sxpressed-the Union publishes a por-
ion OF the correspondence which passed between
the TWO governments, and will complete the publi-
cation In Its next issue
On the other hand, the Washington correspon-
dent of the New York Herald. saws that the Union
has no authority for stating that satisfactory ad.
justment of the Black Warrior affair has been eff.
lecsed BY Spain, having accorded to our govern.
ment just indemnify.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-03-26

PAssa MILL BuaSED.-The large paper mill
recently erected In Housatonic, Mass., by Messrs.
Potter. was set on FIRE last week by an incsndiary,
and burned to the ground. No Insurance.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-03-26

DR.. A. F. PIcor has removed his resi-
dence to the corner of Broad and Esd streets.
NH 23-8t
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The MAYOR was absent from his Court
Room on Saturday last, attending at the sick
bed of one of his family, who was then lying
very low, and scarcely expected to recover. We
trust he will be enabled to resune his duties In the
course of few days
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-03-26

LrQUoa Law IN WIscoSsIs liquor law has
passed both houses of the Wisconsin Legislature.
Ills considered doubtful, however, II the Governor
viii sign II. a..sr
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-03-26

10 THE VOTERS OF THE CRY OF Rich
MoND.-I respectfully announce myself . candidate
for reelection to the Office of Register Of the City
Water Works. NJ L. 8TRATTON
NH 22-dtd+
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CLEAR THE STRErrs.-Thc summons
ssaina Mr.. Samuel Subist for psrmitssas ashss 70
ba deposited IN the strsst In front Of his premises
the defendant
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-03-26

FALSE ALARms.-There were three false
alarms on the streets yesterday morning and alter
noon, but no fires.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-03-26

THROWING MISSILES AT PAssENGERs.-
Two or three gentlemen complain that rece ntly,
while passing the persons engaged
upon the new building-supposod to be convicts-
threw brick bats at with such energy and direct
of aim. that they compelled TO 20 avoid
them. We hope the overseers ofthe work will stop
this amusement,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-03-26

JOHN S. CAsKIE, Attorney at Law-sfice
on Franklin street, between 4th and 5th streets.
NH 2n-6t ts = ~ - sF77
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UNGALLANr.-Henry Abrams Appeared

UEGALLANr.-Henry Abrams appeared
before Alderman Taylor last Saturday morning.
add was held TO bail In the sum of $500 to keep the
peace, on conviction Of whipping his wife, Caroline
Abrams, on the 29d inst. These parties have been
themselves. The custody of their daughter was
the bone Of contention which produced the last un.
pleasant difficulty, Mrs. Abrams desiring to secure
her . home where abe may be raised ID respecta
rearing his child to suit himself. So =
d The WHOLE Hoc.-On Friday night,
some thieves entered Mr.. Haxaii's premises on he
plank road, short distance from this CITY. and
stole eight hogs. Last Saturday mo.nins m effort
was made 70 discover the thieves, but proved In
eHsctaal. Around the hog pen were tracks a.
three persona one supposed TO be white and two
- x.4eg.ss s,ss : ~ 1sassss
CLEAR THE STRErrs.-Thc as1nfnons
against Mr.. Samuel Sublot for rerritssus ~ a IN
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-03-26

Fellow CITrzEss or RrcHM0sD II
.sain announce m, self csndidate for the Office of
SERGEANT, which you in your kindness elected me
70 one year ago. have endssyorsd faithfully TO
dischsrEs every duty which has devoivsd upos me !;
and III have failed In any was an error Of the head
frases pledge myself to every sxertion TO pre-
mote your interest and to discharge the duties OF the
Office with credit to myself Respectfully b
NH 26-tde MARTIN H. LIpSCOMB
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-03-26

TIVE DrsrATca office is removed from 's
late location on Governor street, to the corn
ar of Main and 18th streets.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-03-26

LONG ELECTROMAGNETIC negro named Pow.
ell, convicted in Baltimore Of rape upon the person
OF Barbeta Keller has been sentenced to imp rison.
msnt till July LIST, 1874 period of nearly twenty
years. He will stand chance of growing gray In
the serv ioe of the State.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-03-26

SToNY HEARrs.-We were shown stone
yesterday. picked up In the street by young gen
teman, which was precisely In the shape of two
hearts, one resting on the other Two harder
hearts unless those OF n,isers, could not easily be
fonnd 5tf@ '~-s
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-03-26

/ AM candidate for re election to the
Office of City Collector. JULIUS A. HOBsON.
NH 22--dtdx
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-03-26

To THE VOTERs OF THE CRY OF RICH
MoND.-I respectfully announce myself Q candidate
for reelection to the office of Superintendent of the
City Water Works. JAMES L. DAVIS.
mi 22-dtdt
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-03-26

IN nALriMoRE-A large brick building ON
lug street. between Pratt and Lombard, Balti
o' occupied by James L, Gray e. Bro. as a mb
io' 'oe grinding OF sumac, spices and putty vss
destroyed oy hrs last Friday night. The stool w..
insured. The building belonged to w. Crane I'D
Son, and was partially covered by insurance.
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C. CAMPBELL.

To THE VOTERS OF THE CIrY.-To pre-
be candidate for reelection, announce that am,
and will continue to be- candidate for reelection
until after the first ednesday In April next.
NH Side A. MICHAELS
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In reply to the enquiry of s'Many VOters

I'm icpiy to VIC On1oiy VI many vOtofs
10 Jefferson Ward the solicitation of my friend,
10 different parts Of tbs city, declare myself can-
ddate for the office of Superintendent Of the City
Gas Works aud If it should be the pleasure Of nv
fellow-citizens to esat to this post, pledge my
best exertio~s to fill 1t to the satisfaction Of the
whole community. Respectfully,
nh 22-tde THOS. II. WYNNE.
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NOTICE EXTRAORDINARY. = TO

REVERE HOUSE.-A most desirable
~ suit of Rooms can be had at the Revere House.
NH S6-ltt
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Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1855-09-11
J,doo coly.y. q \, n, Il. ,O,,ecb Z, ,ba p, =

Judge Culver, in his spsechM the ceIe-
bEadon Of WssI India Emancipation, near
Brooklyn, In August lsi, said the race Of
dougfaces mnsI Se destroyed. There Is
danger, however, that The Nonh will moi
stand firm In the present crisis. A few days
after The passage Of the Nebraska bill, met
tienry Ward Beecher and asked him if he
thought The North would stand firm on'.his
question. Said he, "Thers is class OF
men in the North like sculpins In Boston
hafbors they beat all fish,; they will eternal
/ " bne whenever you drop n your hook.
When Lwas q boy ! used ch,ch them. Gu,
off their rails 10 mark Jhem, aud Ihrowihem
buck iniothe water. And, do you believe,
the foolish fellows were sure 10 ge. caughl
when | threw ia my hook again (laughser.
l feel airaid that the N,nh will not stand
there are somany of,bsss seulpins Smonl
US (laughier.1 wantioo see inscribed or
theebahhas Of 1886, '.Dea,h 20 odoUghIacss.
Do you know how 70 kill doughtacesl
lMillisll, you. Cerialh doEs,hkse an ings
pious, way Of killing cdtsf ,hey seizs ,hen
iby, The tnail d Inc back prd hsetl ihei
spine, Now, II You tsRs away i dough
4 face Office, II Is ike breaking his back; Ii
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1855-09-11

SANTA ANNA.--Whal singular life has
been tha, Of Santa Ana, The President Of Mex.
leo, and how strange the muiabilily olforune
that has attended him! His career for ,he last
ihirly years may be thus briefly ske.ched. Hs
came into public life in 1891 was deposed
from The command Of Vera Cruz ii 1929, in
1898 he again appeared as a republican;in in
1880 wheeled about in favor OF Pedrazza, /,
who became President. AT The next cleo
lion he became President himself, defeated
Arisa and D'Anan, and held his seat until
1885, when an insurreclion headed by Zaca.
iecas broke out agains, him. Having quell-
ed this outbreak, he proclaimed himself
dictator, and large number Of those who
rehelled against the usurpalion, wen, 10
Texas and proclaimed new government.
A war ensued and he was defoaled and ia
ken prisoner, bur soon released, and in 1885
he lost his leg while defending Vera Cruz
agains, the French. In 1s4l he was again
President, but in i845 the wheel turned and
he again went 10 the bottom. ,l
In l846, during lhe war with the United
States, he headed the Mexican troops and
was defea,ed. Shortly afterwafds be VS.
again obliged TO ebdicase, but was again
brough, Shck 10 The Presidential Chair, which
he soon changed into the sea, Of an EN-.
peror. This in turn he was obliged 10 leave,
and he is now once more onhis way 10 fla-
vana, to remain no one knows how long. and
what his .faiemay be ii would require
The gif ofprophecyotp. .fotelsll, ll,--StGts J9sr,
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1855-09-11

THE WAy 1T IS TO BE DoNE. 4-sIon,' the
of Baltimore Sun, af,er dis-'
cussing the revolution Of the northern
States Of Mexico,' concludes his letter as
follows: .Iis9assl q aP'sRYss"3"S
"Capnin Henry, the Texan leader. pro.
poses 10 bring these States ihlo The American
Union. which would nais his enterprise a
clpi,ai land speculation. The proposition
has nor vet been broken to The stupid Mexi-
cans, and Il isn sno.necessnry thai they should
be consulted in regard 10 il, In these revo.
lbiioEary times we constitute Legislatures
lor them, "a la Kansas.
That is frank admission, Ii shows US
how The people Of ,he conquered provinces
Eof Mexico are 10 be- tFesled. The model is
IarenHy before US in lib way the conquer. .
ed province Of Kansas was lrsa.ed By he
mob Of Missouri Pethapslhe nexl House
of Representatives will senolcn thin whole
sels scheme for the annexation q slpqe,ef-
ri.ory. Bh, if % soul Of Them v0te lqs i, 10
will heye, see Congress as q RppraaanIhliFp
sgAin. O. 81 Jour.
4 10
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1855-09-11
Speech OF Thomas n. Ford nj the
Mass Meeting In CinCinmRti.

Mr.. Ford was called to the stand, and en-.
tertained the vas. assemblage for more than
an. hour, in his peculiarly brillian. and tell
ing style. For wan, Of space we can give
bu, an abstract Of a speech that was repeat.
edly and enthusiastically applauded. When
Mr., Ford took the stand he said he was
fearful he would no. be ableio be heard by
,ba, acre and half Of people, es he was "a.
tgued BY the labors Of the canvass. He
had been nominated withou. his knowledge
and without his seeking, but he would be
elec,ed by his seeking, That in this par
Of the Slae there were three parties, but in
his part there were only iwo--lhe Pos,
Masters and the people. Some Of his oppo.
nents had met him on the stump, and al.
legged that he was exciting The young people
10 deeds Of violence; he knew thoss gentle.
men, and did not intend 10 say anything
hard abou, ,hem--that was unnecessary
He knew them in Mexico. and if he had no,
fought with them, be had run and hid with
them. and he, was nor going TO say anything
agains, those with whom he had sympa.hiz,
cd il foreign country. He hadn't CONS
10 excite boys 10 deeds oi violence. bu,
dsomehow or other il was reported ,ha, he
was one pr the bCys. The speaker here
said that he thought he could speak better 4
.the had his shoes of, as he had a new pair on
land proceeded forthwith 10 disest his peda
.IeAmemi,ies Of said incumbrance and ,hsr
con,iilsd: thar crowd gave evidences Of !
great icounlry. One Of Of our grsa,es, ora
tors predicted Ihul BY The next century oul
domain would extend from the Atlantic 4
|ihe Paci6c; this then wild prediction wa
realized three yenrs afterwards and the mat
4 [who. would moi take passage from Yuca,al
4 for the United 6tnieA but would rather wal
until ihe Upiled States came q. him, had !
cleareE idea Of p,lrcoun.ry's progress thai
!. the osa.or, But ir this. as in oil other coun
tries, ,ihere was continual strife between Goo
and Evil |, Right apd Wrong, and If be nigh
luse ihe expression, between Freedom anl
! lSlayity. The Right always requires aIIen
liipn 10 secure ils triumph; cessation Of vic
lance was certain deaIh, The Slave powe
y onlyIasked 10 be lei alone. Tor then |, wa
4 sure pf success. He bad been iaugh. b
lhsiIforsfaihers the spfcguards Of their coun
q ,ry. sgsins. the inroads Of evil. ard ,hes
|; ;lweri The exis.ence Of free clutches aD
!. fiea kchool houses. The virtue, ard inieli
/. genb of the people. They had a richgin
Iherihncs, and responsibility that rssie
d Euppi them as q people was slill greater, an
I. 1.-The iariolism Of their IorefaIhers was lheil
7 'I,csi4i,a,e, and their wisdom ,heirs 70 po'
VI Q these gentlemen who called him A dil
lei upidisi he would ask, Who would dissoly
,hslpioDi The Gerrisonlsnsf True, the
u lmiEbl De es gFsss wagriors ns Gen, Pug
q Would Il be lbs slavehpIdersl Did The
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