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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-04-24

An effort is beiag made to establish a
Sabbath School in Port Mayo, adjoioing Rockets
whore religious instruction Ia most desirable. II
has therefore been deemed advisable to hold F sir.
10 connection with the First Presbyterian Church
toe first week 10 May, In the basement of Metropo.
tsn Hall, to aid 10 procuring means to build SAB
bath school room. The cause we most cordially
recommend 10 the public
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-04-24

FLOUR FROM CANADA.-By reference tt
our commercial head, Il will be seen that one hun
dred barrels of Canada -four have been consigned
to Messrs. SHIELDs a. SOMERvILLE, OF this CITY,
Al this is the first Canada -four ever received il
Richmond. and isnos unlike shipping Goals to New
castle. we make note of 1t, az one among the ex
traordinary events of the day. Those who are Gu
rious to see to TASTE and try that kind of -four
which has the fame of being very white, have now
an opportunity to do go We suppose this consign
ment lie merely to try the market; for although |
would not be surprising if, before the new crop 1
ready, we should have to import -four to Richmond
there is certainly no scarcity now for home con
sumption.
CIRculT CoURT-Judge MEREDITH pre-
siding.-This Court commenced Its session at II
O'Clock yesterday morning, and continued II unit
late at night s.i
Ouerruled-The Judge delivered hts opinion OF
the motion of the counsel of Charles Bacbman, t6
set the verdict Of the jury aside and overrued the
motion Bschnan will therefore be sent to the Pc
Counterfei John F Manchester, indicted 70,
passing counterfeiting money, knowing the same te
be counterfeit was next set to the bar for trial
Messrs Crump and Crane appearing for the de.
fence, and Col. 7. P. August for the prosecution.
The evidence proved that Manchester had passed
three $50 notes, which proved to be counterfeit
For the defence, a witness, Mr.. Lawrence, wat
introduced, who proved that he saw Manchester
exchange $500 of Northern money, with q stranger
in the Park Ia New York, for $500 Of Virgins
money believing the same, to be good. ISevefa
witnesses then bore testimony to the good charac,
acter of Lawrence. az well as to the unexception-
able character of Manchester while living In Boon
vilIe In the State of New York-that he was mar
of good morals and a member of the Odd Fellow
and Good Templars, whose diplomas he had with
him when arrested. as agadsg 'sG 81 ,ftss
At the conclusion of the evidence. the Judge ad
journed the cause until this morning at 10 o'clock
and ordered the jury into the charge of the Sheriff
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-04-24
FOCAL MATTERS.

ATTEMPT TO KlLL.-On Saturday even
,ns last a negro fellow. called Squire Thornton, IN
,he service Of Mr.. A. Thomas made daring at
annt on the life Of Mr. Robert Oliver. his overseer.
With large club. Mr.. Oliver had given some or
der which Squire countermanded and on being
approached by Mr.. o., started TO run Mr.. d i'm
u,edistely sez I'd him BY the collar, when scofn ,
ensusd, during which both fell down hight OF
stair., Mr. o. eth retaining his hold, Seeing the
scufas, Mr.. Templeman picked up large screw
stick and started 10 the aid of Mr. Oliver but rs
soon as the negro saw him, he seized the club, and
gave Mr.. Oliver heavy blow on the forehead
which knocked him down. The negro then mace
saved him. Yesterday morning this fellow was
brought before the Mayor. who adjourned the ex-
animation until to day, so as to decide between
having him tried for bis life, or soundly logged II
the two ovsrseers had hitched him up Ia the factory
and punished him he deserved. after getting hold
of him. 1t would have been much better III an trou.
bling the Court. Masters have the power to punish
their servants, and shonld always do Ii when ne.
cessary.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-04-24

RECEIVING STOLEN GooDs.-George
Hubbard the keeper of small grocery on West
Market street, was arraigned before the Mayor
yesterday charged with receiving forty pistols, a
knife, and two boxes OF percussion caps, stolen
from Mr.. James Walsh, eunsmith, North side of
Main, between l4th and 18th streets, knowing the
same to have been stolen. Hubbard proved that
he bought the pistols of Robert Heath, a white
boy, at different times and paid him for them The
fact OF the articles being found lie his house. con-
cealed, was proof sufficient against him, and he
was therefore remanded In default OF bail, to an
swer bill OF indictment against him at the next
Grand Jury term of the Hastings Court.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-04-24

MOB l. wv IN Missouri PREAcHRss
The Office OF the 'Luminary" 10 Parksville Nilsson.
r. being suspected of ireesoil tendencies, was at
tackled on Sunday by some two hund red citizens of
Piatte country, who destroyed the fixtures, and
threw the printing press into the Missouri river
The editors absence alone saved them from being
tarred and feathered. Tbs mob passed resolutions
dsnouneing the editors and threatening their lives
- we'll a. those of other free sellers. Itwas .lso
determined that no Methodist preacher should be
allowed to preach in that county on pain of ..tar
and feathers" for the first offence, and hanging in
the second. !"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-04-24

FAST DRIvING.-B. w. Green and s. Ma
Gruder's d Sons were fined by the Mayor for the
rapid driving of their team In the streets by their
servants.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-04-24

FLoGGED.-Judah Custal0, q free boy,
was ordered thirty stripes for being impudent and
Insulting to Waterman Hill, on Saturday night last
while Ia the discharge ot his duty
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-04-24

SToLEs ToBAooo.-George Hubbard ap
peared before the Mayor yesterday to answer the
charge OF receiving about two hundred pounds of
stolen This examination was postponed until
"wednesday. and the accused remsuded TO Jail
The tobacco 10 supposed to be worth from $40 to
500 and % most Of 1t 10 in unfinished state sone
the cage. --'--7
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-04-24

POsTPOEED.-The examination of Wes-
ley Fry. charged with astsbbiog Albert w. Kirby
on the 10Th OF April, has been postponed until the
3fof May, by which time It 10 hoped tho weunded
msu will be able to attend court % witness
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-04-24

Quick Turtle Curtis Peck from Richmond
20 Norfolk, arrived at the latter place. Saturday by
hall past 2P. M.-the quickest trip ever made be.
tween the two cities.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-04-24

-. LADIES' TAN COLORED
0AlIEMe.-Just secsivsA 70 day, . hand.
some and hyperion lot of Le6tes ran Colured 0siters
1t osis 80, - Is p gWM. WAL0Hs6.
spA No -, Main 81 sisa Of the Beo'S
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-04-24
S0 BBLs. PRIME new I1RD-T /,
~ store. for sals BY IS :.
tsp4 BAcoN 1 sAsKrnv,yx

pURE RYE.--WINSTON G pow
EkS have 10 store superior (, tic,e az !. nj.
Had Try VI eosnsr sf Cary sn1 Peasl 81
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-04-24

FOR SAL E-Sight Excl ange on Bal.
- timcre, Phiadslphis. New York ana Boston.
Gold aud Silver wanted
North Caroline money discounted 1t per esrt
am paying the highest market prices fsr "a .
And l60 aare Land Wauants - - ~
feS-sm ~ nsossr.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-04-24

80 NOTICE.-I have for sale ,
fne BULL. DOG, 2 ysArs old next June
sen 10 purchase hin. My reason Tor wishiss to al
said dog 10. that he has become 90 vicious hone
my children can pass hlm; tut consider hin. tt q
sosabie prizes for him, b. sppes.ion 1t my resi-
.desca. On naddox's Hin. 80 go 8 S...I
- ~ st - i, s..st JAS. w GAINES
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-04-24

FIaE IN PKTERsBURG.-We learn that fire &C.
Cured Ia Petersburg yesterday morning in the clio
thisg store Of Julius Robinson on Sycamore street
Ithsppened about4 O'Clock. 1t was extiuguisheS
promptly; little damage having been done to The
huildin0
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-04-24

M ANTILLES, SILKS, DRESS GOODS,
IN1 &c-The subscriber has just received per stes-
mers Roanoke and Jamestown, large addition to
his previous stock of Spring Msntes eonssting Of
Plain. Brocade, Inlaid, Appce and Embroidered,
stock having been laid In remarkably low. Also.
splendid assortment Of Dress Goods, embracing sll
the newest styles in Bareges, Barege Deainos Chal.
Swiss Muslins, Calieoes kc..-in all which he will
offer great inducements. Please call and examine
before purchasing. JACOB LEVY.
"A Is and Is Main o..
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-04-24

LET 0yy.-Ths degraded woman, Mary Jones
who was sentenced to five years In the House 0,
Correction at Boston, for street walking, has been
let OF on condition that she would leave the city
for Eve years.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-04-24

RIOT AND Loss OF LIFE AT CHICAGo.-A serious
riot, growing out of the liquor law, occurred in
Chicago, Illinois, on Satu, day last. small pro-
cession OF Intoxicated Irish and Germans, headed
by drum and fife, marched to the court house
square, and there collected a crowd The police
interfered and fight eusued. This brought an Inn.
mense crowd together, and a battle took place, in
which clubs and knives were used. One man was
killed and five or six wounded Several of the
ringleaders were arrested and committed to prison
from whence the Germans declared their intention
to release them In the afternoon the military were
called out, and company of artillery placed at the
court house,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-04-24

FIRE IN EATON. PA,-CHuRcH BuRsEp.-At
Eastop, Pa, on Saturday night, ten building. were
destroyed by fire, the work of an incendjarv-
Among the buildings destroyed was Towards Ex-
press Stables, with five horses, and the Metbodi.t
Church.
The freshet on the Lehigh aud Delaware river,
q subsidinR,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-04-24

\ r. L. I. BLUES.-Attend quarter
ly meeting of your Company, at Lafay cite Hall,
III on WEDNESDAY evening next, the 18th inst,
" at quarter to O'Clock.
Court of Enquiry will sit for the assessment of
fines and 1t 10 hoped that every member will be pune
taal to the hour #
= The roll will be called at 8 O'Clock precisely.
By order Of the Captain.
sp2 Ct WIN. III. FRY Gers,t
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-04-24
RONNEIS. RIBBONS AND FLOW

RUNNEIS, hIbBONS~ AMI FLOW
~ ERS-CHEAP, FOR CASH.-10Oo ladies' CO.
lore Straw Bonnet at 25c 1000 white do do. 50e
1000 misses open Straw Bonne,s, at so cents richly
worth 81; 100 ladies' black Straw Bonneta at so cts
foe ladies in mourning, usually sold at $3.50: Fine
split Straw Bonnets; Fine Eng. Straw do; Lawn do;
Leghorn Flats, for little giris Leghorn Hsts for liz
tie boys
Ladies' you will find 1t to your interest to call and
supply yourselves with Straw goods. at one-quareF
their usual value being bought at a sherif,s sale.
C.. A. aWATKIN,
am "a Opposite Exohanse Bsnk.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-04-24

NOTICE.-The subscriber will be found
IN at the Office of J P Tyler. Esq High Con.ta.
Bile of the City OF Richmond, from the ss to tho l2th
day of May next to seal Scales Stee yards
Weights and Measures for those persons using the
same for the purposes of trsde
RICH'D D. SANXAY,
ap 2f-eod2t Ssaler of Weights and MsasuIsa
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-04-24

W The opinion given by the district at
torney of the city of New York, that between
the first Of May, when all licenses expire, and
the 4th of July, when the liquor law goes into
effect, every person may sell liquor with i'm
punity. Sundays included, receives the hear
ty approva, of all the thirsty men of the town.
1t is believed that in the brief interval left,
The topers will drink enough to last them for
the next twenty five years. ss. II
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-04-24

DELL HANGING.-The undersigned,
II from Baltimore, having few orders in his line
fully say the citizens that he will attend Sell
HANGING in all its varieties; and any further or.
left with him st the United States Hotel will
be promptly and efficiently executed.
: an 24-Ssf JOSEPH STEWART.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-04-24

AK RICHMOND FAYETTE Ar
EN TILLERY.-Assemble at your Gun Room.
ssMyA This (TUESDAY) Evening", at 8 O'Clock, for
Drill with SWORDS and Belts
e By order Of the Captain.
f& h A. LEARY, q. 8.
Any member who shall fail TO attend Eve success.
sve meetings, shall not uniform hmse in sixtv
dsys AFTER his election, forfsits his memheIship.
sp 24-lt ,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-04-24

- MRS. e. LYON, Tower Methods
Book Concern Main street. viii open he
SUMMER MILLINERY ON Tucsday 24tl
- inst, and invites the city and country iadie
to examine her stock, which consists Of Straw, Nes
politsn. Lace. Chip, Grape and Mourning BONNETS
ALSO-Rbbon. Flowers, Head. Drsasea Wells an,
every vstiety Of Fancy Artic 90.
q DRESSES and nANTELs made to order.
an 24-diw N sA
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1855-10-17

Resol,ed-That the Whigparty Of Mass
achusetts stands now, as ever, upon the Con-
stitution. and has no new doctrines to de-
clare aud no steps to retrace that It still
lives to uphol, the standard so long ieiend-
ed By long line of illustrious and patriutlc
statesmen. whose glory has been as national
as were the principles OF which they were
the representatives and eSponents,
Resolved That the statute known as the
"Personal Liberty Law" passed by the last
Legislature in such an extraordinary manner,
by lanatica and reckless majorities, with
out the Executive assent, and in defiance Of
the highest judicial authority, is an enact
ment disgracciul to a badly Of men sworn to
support the constitution. and should be erased
from The statute book before collision with
the Federal authorities aud bloOdshcd shall
follow any attempt to carry its provisions III
TO effect.
Resolyed-That the success in national
election ola Northern party, based upon the
single issue Of opposition 10 slavery, mus
put the existence Of the Union in peril, AMI
The defeat Of such party must paral.ze th'
anti.slavcry sentiment Of the North; and i
union Of parties shall ever become neces
sary, it will be union Of national patriots
in all parts Of the land. to rescue the grea
interests ofthc country from the assaults
sectional fanatics.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1855-10-17
FALsE IIIsroRY.

The Evening Post beat, and berates its
own party, IN an article over three columns
Inng--espeeially for its pru-slayery ISM
with all which we have nothing to do /; but
here j. d blundcr -
mir. FilmDre's concessions 10 slavery a.
FAR exceeded those Of bis predecessor. rs
did the profigacy and corruption Of his all
miaistratiun. lie was the man vino signed
the Fugitive Slave law, and It was during
his rule as Vice.PresideDt and President
that the Galphin Claim was negotiated
through Congress by one member of the
Cabinet, The Gardner Claim by another,
and the pablo money wa. for The fr,t
time clandcstinely taken from the Assis.
tant Treasurer, and loaned to political
friends ia Wall street"
4 leading principle 81 The Wing Party.
was not 70 veto Constitutional Acts Oi
Congress, which Gen. jackson 20 uIten did,
land even Gen. Pierce, ~ the matter ~
the French claims. Mr. y. asked tie At.
tarney General ol the United States il the
Fugitive Slave Act was constitutional. -
aud alter an Affirmative opinion Irom him,
"apprWrd," a. did his predecessor, GrD.
Washington, WIN approved the lirst "fa-
gitise Slave" act.
The Galphin claim was opposed BY Mr..
Eilmorr's friends 10, C0ngres,,-and II was
me Of the measures BY which his friends
we're able 20 overthrow the Cabinet Of his
predecessor. The ''act' itself was passed
under The Polk Administration, BY i Polk
Congress. -and the principal was paid by
Mr. Folks Secretary 1t the Treasury, IN.
der that act. The '.interest' question Came
up 10 Gen. faylOr's time, aud was paid
during his administration, before Mr.. Fill.
more came into Office. The Gardiner claim
Mas tile offspring Of commission created
b. act u Congress, With which the Fill
more Administration had nothing what.
ever TO Do, except 10 Tic utternosi, 10
Furnishing the GARDENERS, aud ia exposing
the fraud.
Me. Corwin, the Secretary of the Treas.
ury under Mr.. Fillmores Administration.
did, without hi. knowledge o. consent, loan
portiun ~ the surplus 10 ,he Sub. Treas.
urJ On Stocks, % the Ho,C political trends
tol the POsi,l 10 Wall street,-but every
cent loaned, with interest, was paid up
We do not mean TO justify the transaction,
and We pronounced u wrpng, the moment
il was known to The world. But nothing
Wa lost 70 the Trea,ury,-Of principal ~
\ interest
Tie more Tie Fillmore Administration j.
searched, the purer IL will be lOund. Ia
our day aud generation, only tie Jol,n
Quincy Administration has equalled Il 10
purity, aud in utter absence Of all selfish
purposes. n YESprea.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1855-10-17
EusIl.h woman,. Defenee Of slayery.

We hear lrom pretty gOnd authurity that
the honorable Miss Murray. the disiin-
guished English lady WIN has been travel.
ling in tie United States Cor some months
past, i preparing b"k ~ observations aud
criticism upon nur people and institutions /;
aud that she intends 10 "Vindieate the ia.
stitutiUn ~ slavery lrum tbs alleged miswp-
reservations Of Uncle Toms Cabin" I'm.
less We have been entirely mi.iuiurmcd,
Miss Murray has come 20 the conclusion, rs
the result q her personal observation. that
the social institutions &c the Southern States
are decidedly IN advance of ihose Of any
other portion Of this country that higher
degree of culture and refinement j. TO be-
fund there lllan elsewhere IN the Union
that Slavery Is blessing rather than q
curse TO the negroes themselves. and that
the pictures u it, Cruclties aud atrocities,
given By Mrs. stowe 10 her celebrated NOV.
~, are either very neutrality-suspicious., or 80
exceptional a. nal Al all 10 be taken into The
account, when forming judgment uf the IN,
stitution itself. She will make this prom,
incnt feature ul her forthcoming bouk, aud
designs, we understand, 20 enter into a spc.
cisi reputation II The views and representa-
lions Of Mrs. stOwe. n q Timo.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1855-10-17
THE WING FIRE IL NEW YORK.

Ii has heretofore been the pride Of the
Wing party that its members were banded
together, not for the spoils of victory, but
for the reservation OF sound principles OF
government; and, whether successful or
not. they had the proud consciousness that
they had checked aggression, restrained
lawlessness, aud compelled respect for the
laws and institutions oil the country. Ia the
maintenance of liberty regulated by Law, il
was not always essential that they should he
yietors in mere party contests. IL was the
restraining, conservative qualities Of the
Wing organization that kept within bounds
the radicaland destructive elements incident
to all free Governments. Under all circum-
stances, therefore. Of triumph or defeat. the
old Wing party frowned upon and repudia-
ted Disappointing doctrines. As well ex-
pressed BY Mr.. Choate, they kept step onl,
/ 10 the music Of the Union. For a SEASON,
4 tile war with their well-banded adyersarir.
seemed TO be at an end, aud a pnrtion d
their members worshipped at new affairs bul
the Wing fire was not quenehed, Eor al IT.
glorious rec0llectiuns 0bliterated. danger
to the country is impending; various secton
al issues have been raised, and the old Wins
bugle las been sounded % rally the gooc
and true. And they are promptly coming Z
the rescue. The distinguished men Of Mas
sschusetts, ignoring all the mad isIns Of th'
,!ay, have again rallied under the flag oil tn
Union, aud resolved to stand by the gOot
work Of their Re, olutionary fathers. IL give
unieigned pleasure TO be able 10 record alsl
the movements, IN the same path 81 duty, o
the '.uli line" Wings 81 the city Of New
York, as eyinced at a numerous meeting bel,
on Thursday last-an example to be Iollaw
ed. doubtless. in every part Of the State
The proceedings are the emanation Of patri
otic hearts aud suund heads, and as such
they are commended 10 the friend, Of I'll
country e,eryNhere.-.Na. Liieiiigmesr.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1855-10-17

NnY SnouLD GIVE !--whcp Col. is lor-
gotten, u Is illlui 10 see h"w frlirs harden the
hear ol him WHO gains lhrnI. SuneiiInes tie
man Win was liberal While he vas poor, he
comes niggardly ~ he beromrs wealthy. The
tendency u = IN is 10 nnnfst -rii-Isnrs. 4 ll,r
h,ni that brstuas it's overlooked. and the lllifsl
~ sriii.hnrs. ran never BE- sIskeL. Tie rsser.
solr 81 The c0yeIous never oveIllsws. RceUg.
u zmg no Obligation. lie yields 10 no claim. A
man VI ihIs soft oBce saul, q Uttffs never awe
To me. why should si,, 10 others = infatuated
man i there none Ihsi esrt giscs TO ihee
Whist hasi tl.uu llIsl thu hast not reteitetl
Who gave lhee reason, LIE, snrcessl Who
prospefeJ ily plans Who gave lie power 10
get wealth. VIII" has kept Iliy ,Isell,ug sale !
We has wafdrd u Iron Ihre a thousand Gala.
miucs ahirh have 0yeIiaken Thy l,tllowsg And
at Illou inilebl,,l 10 lan, ---lIs. none right 10
ny bouni, Will thru rob God: Shall he
LIvT ~ tlIsIe u what !. liis owns
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1855-10-17

A MINISTER SusrgSDED. = The Indiana
Prcsbylery II the Cumberland Presby terrain
church, has suspended lrom the ministry one
Of il clergymen, for unehrisiisn conduct.
The following are the specifications
"Fird SpeeJfediiOn.--fo associating him
self with an association known ~ the undcr.
ground railroad. whose avowed business is to
assist slaves lrom slave 10 free territory.
I" Second Specification --Por actually en-
gaging 10 the business Of assisting slaves IN
making their escape from slave 10 free terri
tory, which is contrary 10 the laws Of The
United States and statute laws Of the state
IL Indiana"
Several Of the witnesses stated that the
offending minister had baasted To them Of
The number Of slaves he had aided 10 escape.
giving The names and places 10 Kentucky
irom which they bad escaped; aid one "
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1855-10-17
mr. WINGS III MASSACHUSETTS,.

A meeting nf The Wing Party IL uassl.
ehusptis vas held AZ Worcester on Tuesday
last They say the Wing party Is not dead,
but alive 10 the interests and security ~
the Union. We are glad TO find that The
ultra legislation adopted at the last session
of the Massachusetts Legislature, 30 dis.
graceful 10 the State and 70 dish0nurable %
lie Nortb. Is entirely repadiated. The
speakers .ay they are opposed TO an anti.
slavery party. aud will not make that ques.
ton an i,sue 10 tic cunning election. Mr..
Stevenson. of Boston, said on that occasion /:
"The Wigs of Massachusetts, intend, 10
this year ul uur Lord, 1855, to stand upon
their own foundations, 20 deeply laid, and
broad enough for our whole common coun.
Try, and will not, al The bidding or any lead.
efs, either Of friend. or Of foes, undertake
to entreneh themselves 10 any castle. in.thc.
air, no matter how gorgeous Tie cloud may
be un which il seems 10 trsi. Among the
revolutions adopted we're tIe following: