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CHINA, GLASS, & EARTHENWARE,
AT CHINA HAIL.

al CAl1vh ddLL.
WE are now in receipt of cur f1 assortment,
w consisting of 12S packages (fpun Lv-~
srpool and other source) of the above goods.
We name in part-Freneh and English China, E&8
In plain; Gold Band and Decorated Tea, Toilet
and Dinner Ware; White Granite, Blue Printed and
Fame Inner, TIA and Toilet Sets, and pieces sep-
0N ~ ate; Plain. Pressed and Cut Glassware
Ajsuch az Tumblers, Bowls, Goblets, Wine-,
Chsmpagnes, Books, Spoonholders, Ce,eree,
VI Dishes, Decanters, Fish Globes, Pitchers,
Carofe', Fihser Bowls, ana an endless variety Of
other goods of the same olss; Plated Ware, Cutlery
Britannia " are, Plated and Albata Spoons, Forks
Casters, Cups, Sugar Tongs, &c; Biock Tia Coffee
ana Tea Pots, Biggn., Chafng Dishes, DC.
We have very large stock of common goods, suit.
able or retailing stores OF the ne"elt end best pat
terms Stonewsrs st factory prices.
Goods carefully packed and delivered In any part
Of the city, fres Of charge.
All the above Goods will be sol on the m est ae-
eommodatpg terms, wholesale and retail, at China
Hall, 341 Pennsylvania avenue, and 26O street.
dec l4-eo1m 7. PUhSELL i SON.
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THE NEW YORK e. LIVERPOOL
44f4N UNITED STATES 1f7G

u Fl HI II Il w xOfskA q Llt MA FOJL
444& UNITED STATES 4ff&
MAIL MERS.
TTNHE SHIPS COMPRISING THIS LINE ARE
i THE
ATLANTIC, Capt West
PACIFIC. Capt. Nye,
BALTIC, Capt. Cemstock,
ADRIATIC, Capt. Grafton.
These ships have been built by contract, express i.
ly for Government service; every has been
taken in their construction, as in the Engines to
insure strength sai speed. and their accommods-
tions for passengers are unequalled for elegance
and comfort.
Price of passage from New York to Liverpool, In
nrbt $l1u
Second 70
Exclusive use OF extra size state rooms 300
From Liverpool to New York ESQ aud f20.
An experienced surgeon attached to each ship.
No berth can he secured until paid for.
For freight or pa=saze apply to
EDWARD X. COLLINS & CO.,
IS wall street, Nev York.
BROWN, SIMPLIFY 4 Co,
E.G. ROBERTS CO.,
IS Kings .ru,s Yard, London.
JOHN nUNROE co,
- 70 Rus Notre Dame des Victoires, Paris.
GEO. Il. DRAPER, Havre.
The owners Of there ships will not bs accountable
for gold, silver bullion, specie, jewelry, precious
stones metals, uaiess bills of lading signed
therefor AMI The value thereof therein expressed.
nov l6--dIy
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PIANOS FOR SALE OR RENT.

NEW and seco d hand PIANOS, of my own ana
~ several other factories. are always toxssSsSS
be had at my iano Wsrsroom, on Elev-sfyTYi
enth at, between Pa avenue and st.
old Pianos taken in exchange.
Tuning also attended to-
+. @. kEtOERNRACH-
P. S-A few very low Pr esd second hand Pianoe
ION SIS for sale. dec 1-9m
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FAMILY GROCERY.

FAMILY GRUCEK1.
Northisest corner Of Thirteenth and 81 streets.
1NHE subscriber having taken the above named
pied s ssaa Mrs. t's C. 4 E sssS GR0cF6S
intends keeping q general z S4sSS
supply of FAMILY GROCERIES,, Of the very bes
quality, which will Re Opposed of at thu lowest pos
sibls rates for cash, or on shcr credit to punctua
customers.
Hs solcits continuance Of the custom Of the for
mer patrons OF the hous. and bega to invite the at
tention nd inspection Of his numerous fren0s and
acquAintances to tn quality of his goods, and the
arrangements made to SECURE the liberal patronAg
of the public. A JACKSON.
dec PIN
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TOILET SOAPS.

FJNHE Subscribers -etu ,heir tanks to their NJ.
i merous friends and Gus rners il the District
and elsew here for the atronsgs hitherto ext.ndes
to them, aud beg leave to inform them that in addf
ton to their usual stock they are now menufactur.
ing and will have constantly on hand MI kinds Of
Toilet end Fancy Soaps, 4, which they invite their
attention. We warrant our eoaps equal To any
made, end vii, sell reasonable terms as tie
came article can be purchased IN any Of the North
ern cities. I. .. pOEN0GHuE 4 BON.
Georgetown Dot 25-3us
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EVENING STAR.
"BORROBo0LA CHA


A stranger preached last Sunday,
And crowds Of people came,
To hear q two-hour sermon
With barbarous sounding name;
Twas all about some heathens
Thousands of miles afar,
Who live in land Of darkness,
Called "Borroboola Cha"
So well their wants he pictured
That when the plates were passed,
Each listener felt his pockets,
And goodly sums were cast;
For all must lend shoulder
To push the rolling car
That carries light and comfort
To "Borroboola Cha"
That night their wants and sorrows
Lay heavy on my soul,
And deep in meditation
/ took my morning stroll,
Till something .ught my mantle
With eager grasp, and wild,
/ looked down with wonder
saw little child.
A pale and puny creature
In rags and dirt forlorn
What could she want, questioned,
Impatient to be gone.
With trembling voice she answered,
eve live just down the street,
And nanny she's dyin',
And we've nothing left to eat"
Down in q urstched basement,
With mould upon the walls,
Through whose half buried window,
Gods sunshine never falls.
Where cold, and want, and hunger
Crouched near her as she lay,
/ found fellow creature,
Gasping her life away,
A chair, broken liable,
bed of dirty straw,
A hearth all dark and cheerless-
But these / scarcely saw;
For the mournful sight before me.
The sad and sicken ng show
Oh, never had I painted
scene so full of woe.
The famished and the naked,
The babes that pine for bread,
The squalid group that huddled
Aroundthe dying bed;
All this distress and sorrow
Should be in lands afar;
Was l suddenly transplanled
To "BOrroboOla Cha "
All, 10 ! the poor and wretched
Were close behind the door,
And had passed them, needless,
tnOuSdI0 umeS before.
Alas, for the cold and hungry
That met me every day,
While all my tears were given
To the suffering far away.
There's work enough for Christians
In distant lands we know;
Our Lord commands his servants
Through all the world to 90,
Not only for the heather
This was his charge to tlser-
$50 preach the word, beginning
First at jerusalem
o! Christian, God has promised
Whoe'er TO thee has gwen
A cup of pure cold wafer
Shall fad reward in heaven
Would you secure the blessing,
You need not seek it far;
Go find, in yonder hovel,
A "BOrroboola Cha"
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SILVERwARE.
nLNETYI N pRnrRKR Il
FOR POOR AND LABORING MEN.

SNALL BUILDING fora Of 10 feet or more, In
y gsrious psrts Of tie City, and Georgetown, Of
ow prices, and terms to suit. LLOYD 4 90.
Blu Il ID n @ TO NE,
For sele, deliverable at the Canal. or Wharvee In
Wast ington, Georgetown. or Alexandria.
LLOYD 90
18th street opp Treasury Department
~ .s-yv
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Also, suspandsrs, Edkf' Gloves, Hosiery, &c, &c.
making the most splendid array of Boys Clothing,
at low prces, be found in this or any othey city
in the country.
WALL 4 STEPHENS,
Next door to tine Iron Pail,
Pc. svenvs, between eth and 10th SITS.
dec 1T
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IL Is boxes prime LEMONS IN Store aud for sale
by NJ. ELDRIDGE,
dec TIT Union Wharf Ais,a pdris. Va.
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WASHINGTON BRANCH RAILROAD.

TRAINS RUN AS FOLLOWS:
FAVE daily, except Sunday, at and SX a. m.
i aad and p m.
On Sunday at m and 8 IN.
Leave Baltimore at ~ and q m; and and
pm.
On Sunday at * a m and 5 pm.
The connections with Baltimore 4 Ohio Railroad
for the West are by trains leaving at 8 m and 3
pm.
ard m.
For Annapolis at S% q m and SPIN.
For Norfolk at 3 p M.
7. II. PARSONS, Agent
Particu attention is called to the Rule requir.
ing q responsible voucher for any person OF color
who my wish to pass ov he road
dec l3-dtf
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SOMETHING NEW

nrPOSITE THE MARKET on PRNESYLVA-
~ MA AVENUE doors below Ninth erect,
Is NEW CLOTHING STORE fur Men and Boys,
opened this day. DECKER, ne Of the cheapest
Clothing Merchants in the Ncrth has determined
TO offer 10 the citizens of Washington and vicinity
bis eyccllent Clothing the lowest Northern prices
for cash only. There the
POOR MAN
viii find just such Clothing Store as has lany been
1An'et in Washington His motto is cheap for
cssh, and CHH PRICE ONLY.
good substantial woollen coat he will sell for
$2le; and heavy winter pants, well lined for 81 81
and fine coats, overcoats and vse Is, In proportion.
Good wool and cotton undershir.s hosiery, gloves,
10, chsar er tn an the cheapest. nov lift
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OR ORGAN MELODEANs.

NSTE have in store one Of Goodmans patent
w double-banked MELODEANS, containin : two
setts Of keys, enabling the performers to give all
the diversified effect Of well built organ produc-
ing the notes Of the sots4 uiRna to the sonorious
tones Of an open dispason stop. Persons desirsus
Of practising for organ, congregations in need
suited BY giving us q call at the new Music Depot
dec IS HILBUS DITZ
n AYARRE's HISTORY OF LOUISE lana, French
" Domination, vols
Gaysrrs's History Of Louisiana, Spanish DONNA
ton, vol
Parish Pencilin. 9. by Kirwsn, vol -
Dickens Household Verbs, Dec. number
Bruno. by abbot o tale for the young
Almansch Prancai des Etsts Unis, pour 1866
Jeferson's Complete Works, in 8 vols
The Positive Philosophy Of Auguste Corts, in Enc.
hsh l vol. FKANCK TAYIOR
dec 10
GTANDARD FKfNCH AUTHORs. dne ediiions n
~ fne Pa is bindings, are for sale In variety Nv
fhA rrrpAoN 1000
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VIaH DR.. SCWARTZE s Pull MONIC BALSAM
i for tie cure Of Coughs, Gods Asthma. SC
Aso, DR.. sOHWARTZE'S WORM DESTROYING
eYRUP--never known 10 fail.
Fer sale at sCaWARTZY d SONS drug store.
Pa avenue, next to u. 8. Hotel nov l0-2m
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}AIiII1lI lDTIRfIsIIIJf!.
. UIkl D0Cf0R,
r. q HPKNCH

Oars bis Professional services TO the citssns Of Bal
dnnors. n can cure al kinds Of CancerS-saks thsm
out without pain, or the Ne Of my init. eaa
cure Ill kinds Of Hts and epaAms, Rheumatic faanA
Consumption, Dropsy, DyspepsiA, Pilsa. Psly, o.
my othsr ailmsnt The human fAmiy Are subject 10.
Hs can stop Bleeding from the Lungs or Noss, an,
dbsanoe from the pstient by knowing the patisnt's
name. L ~ born blind, and has studied severed
years under IN Indian Doctor who vas among ths
vnd Indians thirteen years.
DR. ePKNOKR has removed from Mr.. Bucklsys
Boarding House, to
aug LIT Baltimore, Nd.
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MONTHLY MAGAZINES for January
WI 1865 ALI the Monthly Magazines received,
except Harper's, and for sale at
SHILLINdT ,N'S Bookstore.
Any one wishing to present lady Fl end with an
appropriate h lidsy Il, Let MIN subscribe to either
Godey's Iady's Book, Graham's Hsgazn Ladies'
Gazette OF fashion, or Harper's Magazine. Sub
scripti'ns received at publishers pross, and de-
lvered ia anv part of the city, or sent by mail TO
any part of the coun'rT.
large and magnifcent assortment OF Anuusls,
Gift Books, Juyt nile and Toy Books; also the great
Christmas Brothsr Jonathan, full Of the moet in.
tsresting pictures.
Almanass Of every description, Wholesale Or re.
tail
Gold Pens, splendid assortment
And every thing In he stationery line at
JOE SHILLIHGTCN,
d.c22 Corner Pa. avenue and AZ strest.
T IFE OF p. 4. BARN I'm, written ~
l. 4 himself-prics q Is
Frank LesIies Magazine of Fashion for December
price rs cents
Fifty Years in both Hsmispheses by Nolte--Prics
81 25
Nick of the Woods, by Bird-sl rs
For sale by e. K LUNDY,
No 12S Bridge street, Georgetown.
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WILMINGTON bas received Hsrps re Ma.
- sz'pe for January, 1855, containing tbs lf. Of
Andrew . 'ksoR, illusti ated
Blackwo Magazine TOR December, containing
Q Tent in the Crimea
Another supply of Fudge Papers and Ruth Hall
large assortment Of Pocket Disries and Alma
macs for 1855
Annua.s. Albums, Juvenile and Toy Books, Fpis-
copa and Catholic Prayer Books in elegant binding,
suitable fer new year presents
cheap.
Gold Pens, Q magnificent article
ANY person Wishing to subscribe to any Of the
monthly Magsz es or Poreiga Reviews will please
call In person or eendto
sHILLINGTONs Bookstore,
odeon Building, corner Pa ay. and az ct.
dee SET
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lust RECEIVED, fresh supply Of A. B
81 WILB0RS COD LIVER OIL AND PEGS
PLATE OF LIME. The most psls:able and efaca
cious Preparation Of Cod Liver OIL known, .orthe
OGRE Of Consumption, Scrofuls, Coughs, &c lda
Asthma, Brinchits AMI all ecrofuous humors
For sale by SCHWARTZE l. son,
agents for Washington) Pa. avenue, ext deos
to u. 4. Hotel. nov 10 - 81
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STANDARD PKkNCH AUTHORS, 6ne editions in
~ hns Pa is bindings are for sale in variety bv
many Of them just opened.
osc ~ 1RANOK TAYLOR,
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BOYS CLorH1Na OF ALL QUALITIES.

WE have just r.o-ive1 an i'm ~ense assortment
w of Youths, Boys and Chiliren's Clothing of
new and fashionable de.igns, embracing all quslt
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GREAT BARGAINS.

HANFIKLD, BROTHER 4 co.,
~ 70 BALTIMORE efRKKs, BAL9IneAl, Mn.
Are desroas Of closing out great portion Of their
present stock Of elegant FANCY GOODS, Jevelry,
Watches Clocks, FANS, Opera Glasses Dressing Cases
Wr ing Desks, Ice Pitchers, Vases Brunses &C., pre-
peratory to receiving their fal supply Purchasers
will find great bargains. aug III
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NEW BOOK, PERIODICAL
~ IND NEWEPAPKR ESTAELlSHExNf
WIN. TAYLOR - CO.,

BALTIMORE, Nh.
NJ. TAILOR d co. beg leave 60 osll the stter.
ton of the reading people and all dealing In Books
10 their Lew BOOK, PERIODICAL, and NEES-
PAPER ADJUSTMENT, where can Be found
large snd general assortment Of sill the late popu.
isr publications of the day.
They also keep on hand q splendid assortment Of
plain and fancy STATIONERY Of every description
All orders thankfully received and filled with de-
patch, and sent by return of the mail, express,
,:se, or In any other way the person ordering may
trect.
Booksellers, News Agents, Pedlsrs, and al others
supplied With any Books, Magazines, ETC., ct the
lowest rates.
Any Book published in this country c.n be hal
~ sending your order 70 us.
VIM. TAYLOR 4 CO.,
Cor. Baltimore and Charles sts., Baltimore, Nd.
NAV 2S-tf
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T1NHE great experience and welIknown skill Of
i Prof McCLiNrocK is sufficient guaranty to tho
public that tha following list of Medicines such as
have been constantly used In his practice TOR the
las. thirty years. will fully sustain by their effects
the valuable qualities attributed to them, and
prove to be the beet Medicines ever offered to the
public.
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PREJuDICEs AND RIGHTS.

If Mr.. William B. Astor or Mr.. Pete Williams
sees fit to give dinner. party or st-down Of any
kind be invites those persons whose neither con-
tinuations he chooses to congregate under bis ma
hOgany or bis pine, and his choice is nObodys bust
ness but his own II any body who is nj invited
thinks be should have been he is at liberty to take
bis revenge by not inviting Mr. AstOr or Mr. VIII
liams, as the case may be, when he gives spread
to his friends. Any one who knows no better than
to take oGense because some one else does not
choose to cultivate his society. simply exposes
himself to ridiculs for each has Q natural and
perfect right il such matters 10 consult his
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-06

The Wing Young Mems Committee had jolly
time Last night. A resolution indorsing the action
of the Wing State Convention was voted down.
ayes %, nays 81. DuIiDg the vote some OF the
opponents diyed into the bsr room, brought up a
lot OF persons who were not members, and set
them to voting against the resolution whenever
the name of known absentee was called. They
were soon discovered and marched out. We COM
mend this extremely honest Silver-Gray method of
carrying vote to those political assassins wLO are
lust Low SO anxious about the virtue and integrity
Of the Wing party. Flushed with the prospect of
an easy victery, the slver-Grays and Know:
Notbings now brought forward resolutions repudi-
atiDg the Syracuse doings, ticket and all; but
when they came to q vote there was general
backing out and the repudiating party were de-
feated, the nays being % against % ayes The re-
suit. therefore, amounts to no more than show Of
hands on the part Of the 81 member, present
The Republicans new know where to find the gen.
tlemen. Had the others go in number) been
there the Republican fusion would have been en-
phatically indorsed
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-06

The Indianapolis Journal gives an account Of
the successful capture OF two fugitive slaves in that
State by John Maucourt. conductor on the Mad
son and Indianapolis Railroad and William Nun
roe, Adams & Co.'S express agent 1t seems
that the two slaves had been hunted by dogs on
the Kentucky side Of the river, but had In des-
perate fight killed the animals with knives They
then we're out wandering from Sunday night till
Friday without provisions. Worn-out, ragged and
ioOtsOre, having had nothing to eat but what the
orchards aud forest trees provided they despaired
Of escape, and hailed the ears. They were taken
on board and carried to Vernon to the United
States Commissioner who remanded them to
Slavery on their own admission Of being fugitives
from labor Next they were brought to Indiana.
polls on the return of the train, aud before sun.
down were again in Slavery in Kentucky In sd-
ditOn TO the illustrous services Of Messrs. Mau-
court and MunrOe those Of third party, an at
tache of the POst-Office named X. X. Reed, are
cited as active in the delivery Of the fugitives
1t remains to be told that the Railroad Company
dismissed their employee for his part in the Affair."
and if the other slavecatchers were also dis
charged by their several employers it would bel
very inadequate punishment for such sneakins'
infamous procedure An American, himself iroe'
and in Free State who would thus volunteer 10
restore human being to bondage, Is no better
than o. p;rafa
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facts. And now the question is to which class
belongs the pending demonstration against Den
mark May il not be described as bany ing weak
Government And has not moment been selected
which is supposed to be peculiarly favorable to
.ueh a bullying process The war necessarily
absorbs the attention Of the great Powers, and It
would seem thst feeble State might now Re at
tackled aud beaten down with comparative safety
We confess that the energy which the Administra-
ton is said to be displaying in this affair, aud
10 be ready to display in it hereafter, resembles
somewhat too strongly that displayed 1t Grey
town to excite in US any very enthusiastic sp
plause. 1t is true that the Sound Dues are essen
TALLY unjust, but ancient custom and universal
consent sanction their imposition; andst would be
more in keeping with the pretensions OF America
to the rank Of a great and msgnanimous people 10
bear little longer with this unjust usage until the
restoration of peace in Europe allows of its being
quietly and harmlessly abrogated.
Thirty years ago we had heavy clsims against
France, Portugal, Holland and Naples for spoha-
lions on our commerce, and Naples especially
met the demand for payment with cavalier in
difference. why" asked gentleman of Mr.
CLAW. then Secretary of State, why not send
"a few ships to the Bay of Naples. and set the
matter right with their guns " No, Sir"
was the reply of that gallant-hearted and manly
Statesman, No, Sir! When we have got our pay
from the strong man, il will be time for US to
think of compelling the weak one Mr. Clay's
style of foreign policy has passed away, but we
think il will show better on the pages of history
than that which bombards Greytown, makes the
sham reciprocity treaty, and watches the most
favorable occasion to bully Denmark.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-06

JAMES Brooks very peremptody denies that be
Know ching. This denial is psltry dodge, as sne
public well knows. The Expre's Of which j. b. 10
the senior Editor, has sympathzed with and sdv'-
Gated Know. NOthingi'm from the first moment thai
there was any prospect Of its paying dividend IL
has exuIted over each demonstration Of Know'No-
thing strength in any quarter 1t has been the le'a'
ing Know Nothing organ in this City for more thsn
year past Its junior Editor Erastus Brooks oro'na
Of jim, and politically like him as either o. me ,A'
Dromios was like the other President Of 'ne ''''
Know Nothing State Convention, and Is DO" Aho"'
Nothing candidate for Senator. And now oe''s'o
j. b. has chosen TO work outside Of the lodge i9 '''
anne cause that Z. b. works for inside, the lo'A'
ones out with fierce denial that be Is NOV
Nothing Tbiz is low, Brooks-ikc quoo'e' oo' "
can deceive nobody. To all intents aud P0fp''~''
Jim Brook is one OF EN-.
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despotsm and Slavery in Kansas Is confirmed.
The infamous laws Of the Mi.sourisns will have
been practically adjudged binding laws efKsn-
sas; the Marshals, the Judiciary snd the troops
of the Federal Government will be employed 10
enforcing them. Then our Free -Soilers will not
venture to 90 forward and establish State
Government, for they will be exposed 10 prose-
cution as yiOlstOrs of the Nissourisns' laws
aforesaid
The Free State men Of Kansas have evineed no
lack of nerve thus far in the contest. Scattered
thiDly over broad eIpanse as they necessarily
are and obliged TO devote their time and talents to
the gaining of a livelihood, they cannot attend 80
many meetings nor make so much noise as those
who live mainly on the proceeds of others labor
but they have maintained an undaunted front, and
will do so to the end. They are in one sense
picked men that is, they generally migrated from
the Eastern States to Kansas because they wished
to shield her from the dissertation Of Slavery
But for this Kansas would have been Slave Ter
ritory and State without farther struggle. Those
who object to what they are pleased to term the
intermeddling" of Massachusetts, in Kansas do so
because Of their repugnance to the result. But
for that sort of intermeddling' Kansas would
ere this have been irreyocably given up TO Slavery
But few thousand free hearts in Kansas can.
not stand up for ever against the whole power OF
Missouri, the Slave States and the Federal Govern
ment. Unless they are backed by Congress. or at
least by the House, they must be overborne and
crushed before the close of another year In other
words, the battle Of Freedom msst be fought BY as
,eeH as for the Free States or il is lost
Now, then, look at the attitude Of the several
parties which divide this and other Free States,
and see BY which of them the hands of the Free
state men in Kansas are upheld. Kansas is this
day in the predicament Of the certain man who
went down to Jericho and on the way " fell
"among thieves and was served as might have
been expected. The priest and Levite y who
passed BY him on the other side, and the s. good
Samaritan who didn't, have all their representa-
tatiyes in this contest. Read the resolves Of the
several State Conventions in this and other Free
States, make the proper application, and decide
what is your true position and your pressing duty