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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-01-02
For Sale and Eent.

EOR RENT-OEE PARLOR AND CHAMBER
II room, very neatly furnished and very comfort
able, is for rent, opposite Wizards Hotel, No. 81
jan 2-2t* Tn. FRIERUS.
EOR RENT.-A PARLOR AND CHAMBER,
Il handsomely furnished, can be had on accom-
modating ternis If applied for soon, a, Mrs. Pur-
don's, on the east side Of Fourteenth street, two
doors south of Pennsylvania avenue. ian -2t.
EURN1TURE FOR sALE-A GENTLKMAN
Il With handsomely furnished teuse, wishes to
dispose OF the private sale in the house
all new, Of the first quality, and everything 10 com
priced In the house necessary for housekeeping
handsomely. The furniture Is Of black WainuI
sink the upho'.tery in brocatelie.
Any gentle nan dee,rcus Of housekeeping viii he
enabled to suit himself chsaply with handsome fur
niture, kitchen. parlor, md CHI amber new house
If he desires, and in delightful section of the city
Payment made easy.
address aUBBAkD through u. City Post Office
or No. a General Land Ofice.
dec 29-n [Union&Intel.1
DOR II ENT On SALE-THE MODERN
L Foar4story Brick House on Thirteenth str eel
near e, east side. "Se house il in GOOD repair, DIR,
cellars, and TO good to ,ant The rent will be low
possession given on the LIST November Apply to
oct 30-h JAS. @. MCGUIRE, Aucr..
LIVERY MAN HIS OWN LANDLORD-TYi
u Union Land Association have now Autographed
plats Of Unontown, situated oo the Eastern brancl
Of the Potomac river, directly opposite the Nav,
their Office.
Eligible Building Lets, on graded 60 fest Wild
streets, fronting "a feet and running bssk 1870 feet
are now offered at the very low price of SIS, pay
| BILE IN easy instsllments Of s. month, until tn
whole is paid; -hen adsed in fee simple will be ex
ecutea to each lot .:o.der; 9 deduction Of 10 Pr
cent will be allowed to persona paving cash.
The location is one of acknowledged nssltb fumes
| and beauty, with an abundant supply Of exceiien
water. Persons desirous of procuring house an,
| lot upon very favorable conditions Of payment
should make immediate applies tior, as similar OF
portutity will never again be presented
N. B-A lsrge quantity of chestnut post and oal
| wood for sale cheap JOHN FOX, Secretary,
Office, Seventh st above Odd Fellows Hall
iva
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NEW GOODS FOR HOLIDAYS.

NEW GOODS FOR HOLIDAYS.
w 1TH pleasure We inform our friends that We
w have rust returned from the North with an
immense assortmen. of new and beautiful GOODS,
suitable for presents, such as Work Boxes. Desks,
PAPER haehe aud inlaid Goods, Card Cases, Porto
Monnaies, Cigsf Csses and Stands fine China Vases,
mantel ornaments, bronze and para1 maj bic figures,
Baskets, Child1ens' Toys, Brushes, Combs, feriu.
merry, Music, Musical Instrun ents, Piano Stools and
Covers, fine EDgrgavins, and q host Of Fancy Goods
too numerous for an advertis msnt, ali Of which We
wilt take ples sure In exhibiting and promise to sell
Ut low rates. JNO. T. ELLIS
Pa. avenue, between 9th and 10th SITS.
dec 1T
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OFFICE OF Army CLOTHING AND EoUIPAGE, I
Pr LADEIpHIA Dac 81 1874

III LADELPH1A, Dec. ~, 1904
GEALED PROPOSALS will he received 1T tIis
- office until 10 o'clock, m of the 31st day of
January nezt for furnishing by contract the follow
ing army supplies and materials deliv. rable at the
United Stats Clothing and Equipsge Depot, Schuyl
5000 yards "a dark blue Gndjgo dyed) twilled
CLOTH, Weighing 81 ounces per yard
5000 yards 81 sky blue (ndigo dyed twilled cloth,
weighing d ounces per yard
$1,000 army blankets wool. gray with the letters
US in black. four inches long, in the
center,) to be seven feet long and FIVE
feet wide; each blanket to weigh I've
pounds
40, 600 yds "a flannel, cotton and wool
10000 unbIeached illing
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SUPERIOR HARPS.

~ BEAUTIFUL WORK BOXES
Il 10 rosewct and papisr Iache Desks
10 superb Pianos
"a Tilton's Guitars
ide Pspier mache Side Tables
II dozen assorted Vions
In addition to Card Gases, Porte Mopnaies
Chil'ren's Toys, Feautiful Vases, and host of
Fancy Goods, all suitable for Presents.
3NO. r. ELLIS,
Pa. avenue, between Sh and 18th IT'S, No. sos.
dee 20-tf
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DRUG STORE FOR SALE.

4 DRUa STORE. eligibly situated, doing IN ex.
N teusive business, and with an ample stock OF
th- best Medicoes Fancy Articles, 10, With GIL .he
dxtures, (Which are new and ia the moft perfect
The price is 500 which il 81 coo less thin c.st
Any rerscn desiring to purchase can learn part,c.
ulars by add. essing letter to ''Dfugsigt," Wash
ington city. dc Edit
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JOHN FL. BUTHMANN.

JOHN Il. BUTHMANN,
IMPORTER AND DEALER IN WINE, BRAN
dy, Cigars &C., Penps, Ivania sveuue, touth side
between 4 and Sixth Streets received lis full
stock and assortment of the above, consisting in
part Of
Madeira, Sherry, Port ofvarious grades, Champagne
In cts and pts, different brands
great vatiaty of Rhine Wine, come of it spa h.
ling
Also, St. Perry sparkling red and white Claret, at
rrices from So SO per dozen to the highest or
der
And numerous other kinds of Wine
Also, very superior Cognae, pale and dark: scheid
am Gin, Jamai q Rum fine oil Viii. key,
Irish Malt, Cordisls, and Havana Cigars.
dec ls-EansS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-01-02

GREAT CURE OF RHEUMATISM.-The Editors of
the Richmond Republican, of December 4th 1859, say
that Carriers Spanish Mixture is qusck medicine
They had man In their press room who afflicted
with violent msrcural rheumatism, who continually
complaining of misery backs limbs joints his
eyes had become feversh and mattery neck swollen
SORE and all the symptoms of rheumatism combined
Scrofua Two bottles of Carters Spanish Mixture
him. and In editorial notice above they bear
to Its wonderful effects and their only regret that
all suffering with disease of the blood the
existence of such medicine They cheerfuly
1t to the public.
See their certificate aud notice in full the
- ANOTHER PA \ ~ En-Mr. WHITKHURsT has. beea
awarded another premium for his superior
exhibited at the Worlds Fair New York Is reen1.
bered that Mr. W. received from the Worlds Fair
two medals r his unrivaed daguerreoypes President
Fillmore and Cabinet and Panscopes of Niagara Falls be-
sdes premiums all the fairs which he exhibited for
many years past This speaks volumes In gale
RES
Call and have licensees taken whitehurss Gale
l6-H
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-01-02

Q10 600 WORTH AND UPWARDS OF
qDfO. OVUDRY GOODS TO BE SOLD OFF
CHsAP.-AN these indebted TO US vii please come
fr~ard end set;le up, it ~ very iEsportan: our
books should be clio ed. HALL 4 BROTHER.
dec ;1-eo2w
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-01-02

JUVENILE BOOKS, FOR YOUTHS OF EVERY
u age, for sale in great qusntit embracing most
of ths works The nest esteemed Wi ers OF
tn class in England and America
Also, les London editions # the same, and 6ne
collection Of French Juverile Books, srleried
in Pars by the undersigned, ma Of which
are ut opened.
dec 81 FRANCK TAYLOR
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-01-02

DETITES HISTORIES PoUR LES kNFANTs,
IL par Blanchard
Abteedsire dse EngfAnts, llustre
Nouvesu Theatre oee Demoisellee, par Mime. bos-
gontier
Alphabet ,llustrae des Jeux de PEnSance
Petits Coptes mis- en- actien, iIlustres
Contes ct Histories pour les EAfants, par NJ a.
Bauchsr1
Nouvelles Pettse Histories
Abecedaire Frapeais, 600 gravuree
Tbs above and many other French books tof
youth every age are imported from Paris direct
dee % FRANCK TAYLOR
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-01-02

T OW PRICED SrATIONsRY.-sELFS SEALING
IL Commercial Envelopes one dollar per eco
Ruled Bill Paper 20 cts par Qu,rc
letter faper ST. per ,ean
Ste-l Pens sc cents q gros,
And every other article connected viii, the sts.
tiorery bus;Ie-s at an uniformly low tariff
TAYLOR Il MAURY.
dec2 near Ninth ST.
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DIED.

DIED.
On the LIST instant, after a short Illness Mr.. M
CHAEL CAVEFAGH, in the 3sth year of his age
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-01-02

CHOR RENT sr acious STORE ROOM on the
Il corn Of Seventh and streets is for rent. II
is one Of the best stands for business on the itreet
and has good dry cellar. It hos been used for the
dry GOODS business, and is ready shelvAd. Apply to
ROTHWELL / BROWN,
Louisa avenue, op peslte Bank of " sshingten.
nov lS-eotf
ARdE DWELLING.HOUSE no LET-SITU
at.d On the east side of sesenh str eet one door
above street. and only two sQua- from the Patent
once. The house has been built but few years
Is large and ccmmooious, containing fourteen ro ms
It is now being newly painted and prepared, and
fitted with gas fixtures; has pump with excellent
bath vssd ss az en and
risge house Apply, next door to the houFe, to
nov l3-eotf A. ROTHWFLI.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-01-02

EOR RENT-Possession given immediately-the
= late office o: the Evening Star, on St., within
dfty yards Of ts junction with Twelfth street and
Pa. avenue. The building is Of two storiee. The
lower story being divided into three convenient
rooms, and the upper being large single room. It
street, with ample working roon in tbs roar. AL.
SO . convenient psiatsr's carpenters other
mechanics work shop above. Apply at Star Office.
oct 2k-tf
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BOOKS FOR THE HOLIDAYS.
4 VERY LARGE AssOR fMi Mt OF ENGLISH
n Bibles, Episcopal and Catholic, Prayer Books In
rich and elegant binding, and childrens Books, tt
moot extensive collection ever tef,re offered in the
District
tionery. Just received, and for sale g. great bsr.
bsins by E. X. LUNDT,
No. 128 Bridge street,
dec 30 Georgetown.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-01-02

M ANTED.-A BOY to learn the printing bu>i
w ness. One who has some knowledge of the
business preferred. Address "W. M.,' at the Star
cOunting-rOOm. ian lit
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-01-02

CAYARKEs HISTORY OF LOUISIANA, French
VI EeminaH q, 2 rolls
Gaysrre's try Ct Louisiana, Spanish Domino
ton, vol
Parish Pcncillin s by Kirwan, vol
Dickens Hous- hold Words, Dec. number
Bruno by abbot tale for the young
Almanach Francai DIES Eats Upis, pour 1865
Jefferson's Complete Works, In vols
The Positive Philosophy Of Auguste Comte. In Eng.
Bsh, l vol. fNANCK TAYLOR.
dec lS
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PPLEs, POTATOES, &c.
n superior lot hourly expected 70 arrive psd
sSi.oopers Village Gem and Pearl, for sale ~
M. ELDRID6E,
dec21-n Union Wharf, Alexaudlia Va
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-01-02

A VERY DESIRABLE STORE TO LEr-THK
IA store en- the esst side Of Eleventh ssraet, one
door north of Pennsy lvauia Avenue, lately oc,u.
pied by Mr.. Dyer as an auction and commission
store, is for rent low to good tenant. Afso, the
House above the store Apply to
G. A. RANDALL,
nov lift Corner Twelfth and streets.
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Looking Gls sses,
oEE
=

1oo Aook1uS 01s Ssos, 10
OF all sizeg and qualify, z. ench or German plate.
~ Fancy plain Portrait and Picture Frames,
Gilt OF Fancy Colorsd.
Al.o, Gilt Room Moulding, Marble top Braci ct.
and Tables.
Cornices made TO order.
Alse, ali kinds of old work regilded with dispatch
and on reasonable rms By
j. WAGNER,
ass Pa. avenue, OPP. Kirkxood Heuse.
Ia
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CARD MUSICAL.

N8E PUBLIC are respectfully informed that We
i hSve this day opened our new and splendid mu-
SIC Depot, with large additional stock If music,
musical jHssr1aepts, and mu zeal merchandise in
general. A call l. respe5 fully solicited
Eli nus HiTZ
Music Depot, Star Buildings, corner Penne sslvsnis
avenue, Eleventh end Streets. dec IL
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Wants.

w Woman to do general homework. The best
of reference given. Address "M s." at this Office.
ian PIT
UTANTED-THREE COL BOYS, from
w Is TO Is, as walters. They must COME well
recommended. Apply at this Office.
jan PIT
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NEW YEAR PRESENTS.

nj w GAIT BR viii open this day a mag
WI pi6cent assortment Of Watches, Jswelry, Sill
verwa,e, md Fancy Goods, suitable for pr,reL O.
to which they invite tie attention of purchasers.
NJ ". GAIT Bro,
Pa. avenue, between 9th and 10th sts.
de. 30-St
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GROCERY AND LIQUOR STORE.

T Il. BAILEY, No. AS Seventh street between
81 and Il, bss on hL nd fresn eseortmebt OF
SUGARS TEAS, CoFFEEs, SPICES, LIQUORS and
GROCERIES of every description, which be Oilers
at the lowest market prices. H solicts share Of
public patronage. feeling assured Of his ability to
Please ell who may fav r him with call
dec 23-tf
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NTANTED IMMEDIATELY-A COOK. WHO
w is competent washer and ir ner To such
good wages wilt be given Enquire at $40 st.
north. dee 20 -eo3t
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-01-02

tTANDARp FRENCH AUTHORS, 6ne editions in
- fine Pa Is bindings, are for sale In variety by
tie undersignen imported by himself from PsIis-
many Of them just opened.
dec 90 FRASCK TAYLOR.
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"AETS MEGROES.-Thesu bscribers 81 9
w all times in the market buying SLAVES, pay
lag the highest cash prices. Persons having Slaves
for sale will please call at 242 PRATT STREET Bal.
hmore, Nd, (Satter's old stend.) Slaves taken OF
board at G5 cents per day.
feb 2-ly B.M.& w. L. CAMPBELL
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-01-02

GTORAdE.-Those having Furnitare, Dry Go, d
~ Groceries, &C.. to be stored, will find ample &c
ccmmodations in the large, airy, fag-stone- Iaved
and dry Easements under the Star Office, corner Pa
avenue and Eleventh st. Apply at the Star Office.
oct 2h-tf
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-01-02

DRANDIEs, wHIeKEY, WINES,
" &c.-45 quarter casks genuine Oognsc BaAN-
DIES, various villages, dark and pale, Of my own
i'm ort.tion, end warranted pure
b barrels very old Westmoreiand county,
Pe1psytvsni Whisky
l25 barrels pure Old Rye, Of different agee
10 quarter casks Regal Wine Conpanys Port
10 do Harmony Pale and Icps&
sh.rry
10 90 J. Howard March COS
Southsjde Madeira
u do asOro~n" Burgundy Pert
8 pipes John De Kuypsr Some L ndon i''N
Gin
$50 900 Havana CHARS, var Gus brands ,s
and full assortment Of osdinary "~
Liquors. o.~,,<xs
For ssls by u SHMM.
dec S9-so2w No. S0s ~
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The RoUssErs were greeted last night With
an immense house and most unbounded go.
plause, in which all the sisters shared. Their
entertainment was worthy OF the occasion
To night, they again perform Gisslls, the most
beautiful ballet imaginable. The story is full
grace and arlessness Of the taIstsd sisters'
representation. We have before rena tked
that it is the perfection of ballot dancing az
performed by the Rulset sisters It should be
seen by all who admire spectacle and highly
finished dancing.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-01-02

"ArcH RETURNS W. NJ Rawlys; profanity,
fine and COSTS; Mrs. Lake. profanity and drunk,
do; J. ID St: John, do, security and costs.
The Captains report for tho last month
shows that 238 persons have been confined in
the Central Guard House The returns of the
Eastern and Western Guard Houses are made
IN the weekly reports Of the police officers to
the Chief of Police
The variety of persons who apply at tho
Central Guard. House for lodging is astonish-
ing: Some apply who have money to pay for
better accommodations; some who are really
too poor; and others who could not be taken
INTO tavern on account of their flthiness.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-01-02

pear to h, o. oihALNG.-Chicken there's ap.
We freousStI T"ing In number about our city.
rar,i. uss OF valuable ohickenswSbanobais -; y,
co1e This snoring Officer Alien sr-a s
man no ooy' named Ned Lodge. and a vb;ts
s.sai; named julius Avoy, on The chs,gs -
Mr. lot OF ShaDghais from Mr. Rsbb;,
tEcuHh "a 'eed g identity his nroperty, nj.
were in ~. ..'c-els had been nicked and
wtIe red .. "SiEet for sale The prisoners
Lot Re r =. me guard house, and az il cnnId
ehiekess nv ,bsl mat either Of them stole the
Ns 'iey were dismissed. ''' w
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-01-02

WANT OF JURISDICTION Yesterday, as O.
man and his wife were walking on the road
over the long bridge, three fellows, who were
cunning In the woods, assaulted them, and
one seized his wife. The man loft to finG as.
sistance, but got none until the parties had
all got in the CITY. One of the party was ar
rested and taken before Justice Clark, who
heard the evidence and dismissed the case fol-
want of jurisdiction.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-01-02

DR.. TEAsDALE's CHURcH.-The revival in
the 9th street Church, (Rev Dr. Tessdale's 81
still continues. Several were baptized last
Sunday night We understapd that more than
Fifty persons have boon added to this new
society within the last few weeks Preaching
every night this week. The Rev. Mr.. Nice Of
New Jersey, is announced to preach tonight
We congratulate our friends on tho remark
able success that has attended their sndeayors
in this new interest
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1855-04-04

man, woman and csild, white and black,
in the State" Buhyou say, "the leader
of the NORTHWESTERN delegation says !,
will cost thirty miAions," which would
by three times thH amount Of seven or
eight dollars ION cfery man, woman and
child, white and black, in the State Of
Virginia. AS zoe use this as an argu-
ment now against Ito road, ii m insidi.
Gus way, may we net prestne 1t was used
in q secret and disguised" way lastwin-
ter to defeat the billy You insinuals that
it may be smore jaaily" attributed % me,
by refusing the Northwest Fnaked char.
tsrs TO make roads With their own, money,
without adollar FROM the public treasury
Why, sir, ] voted .r every bin that came
up upon its passagssfrom the Northwest
Il even did more 81 was asking IN ap.
preparation Of 90, QUO 70 construct turn.
pike from Putnam C H. to Ripley even
gave up this $4,000 10 enable tie North.
west to get the amoaA Of appropriations
asked for, hoping taoreby b conciliate
them, and get their support 10 tho Cow
ington and Ohio Railroad. Ibid not then
know that SECRET Ind disguised effort"
was made to draw sof and prevent the
travel and tonnage oftho Great West from
passing over our Improvement In Virgin
ia, in the construction Of which the State
has incurred q hears debt, that will cost
every IMAM, wonansand child, white and
black, moro than sevsn or eight dollars
unless the great Cehtral improvement is
completed. ThougE il may cost ten mil.
lions to complete it,yet this expenditure
will enable tbeipprdsements alread y con-
structed, costing the State some sl5,oUo,.
oee, available, which. in q few years,
would not only regeaerate and disenthrall
this old Commonwealth, but relieve every
man, woman and child, white and black, u
from taxation. IL, H.s- .sss-.-. z,s,,
7 Such arguments % these of yours show
the low cunning and Aetestible demagogue,
who should never bepermiited to disgrace
a seat in the legislative councils Of Vir'
fginia, ~ ,. ~. ~
| You boast of owning more property j.
Putnam than do: Even if true, 1thougf
l do not admit it. Last winter I think, si
You only owned am interest in q small
farm near the mouth; of Poca, ipthe coun
ty of Putnam. how snoblel How patri
otic! What, a ~disidlerested patriot 70,
must be, to be influenced in your legisla
tive acts toward shaping all Improvement
that pass through /tae State where you
''pecuniary meaps d interest, both rea
aud personal, Iare. heated! T.. q .\,,.&
But l. am about IL leave you, with al
your sins hick upons four head, with onl!
!his regret, that haze been compelled L
tear ME sheep-skin hom off your back
and expose beneatla the dirty dowlas I
man possessed Of all9he mean. low Gun
ming traits ofthe meaarst of your country
men, without one Singh one Of their bold
generous snd noble Qualities. H.. ...*
h am, sif ~.1
~. no. T. HARVEY.
P. So anawla Republican" an,
Telescope please copy. IT,: ~
| BuFFALo, March 81 1856. sss.. -
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1855-04-04
For the "s.ar Of The kanawha Valley,

d =
/ GENrLEMEx:-I fufnish you, this week,
with some additional evidence to establish
the Identity of Northern Abolitionism with
the secret Know-NotIing organization. -
This evidence, and much moro that am
unable to give at this.time, is perfectly "a,
miliar to many of yAlr readers; but as
there are many otherK who, il is highly
probable, have not sen or read the res
olutions and spcecheSembodyins the SEN
timents OF this secretDrder, as expressed
in their meetings throughout the North,
Think it right they sould be exposed t.
their view, that they snay know why it is
hattie Democracy ofthis State has taken
such strong and DECIDED grounds against
their course upon this subject. = E.tr,-
op the 10th day IF January 9 State
Council Of Know Meetings. was held at
Schenectady, New York, which adopted
the following resolution: ''Resolved,
That slavery. like PaIacy, is a moral, So
cial and political evil, al variance with our
republican institutionfS and repugnant to
the principles of freedom; that it is our
duty to resist its extehsion, and that we
cannot, as An,ericansa consent TO the ad-
mission in 4he Union Of any new Stale
whose Constitution reepgnizes hun an bon-
dage." Here they ps5gethe Order not
only against Papacy, haitI they couple with
| it slavery, that the ons may be made as
odious as the Other, AID that in the war
| thew ware. both shall Ee inclujeI AGAIN,
Ansem5 Burlingame, I'D Know. Nothing
member Of the next Gsngress from Mas
sachusetts, in delivering an anti-slavefy
lecture IN Boston, on &c list Of February,
made q similar effort 30 link slavery and
Catholicism together. He stated that The
should not be choice II the selection Of
terms by which to cl.a.acterize Slavery
The time hal come fos an outraged peo-
pie to express their sentiments, III language
not to be misunderstood" lie ''aseri6ed
he; origin of Of slavery 10 Pope Martin tie
ftth, who issued a bull sasctfoaiag african
slavery. n ,oas also sd,set;eaed By several
of his successors. Raas brought 70 his
country under the cross, shd in Tie GARD of
humanity, but Il pas aeIsy ,saaetioaed here
Jypositivela,r.' hs
| In the course Of His lecture he stated
his opposition to the Slsns Of Wendell
Phillips and Waldo Entefson for the REM
edy or abolition Of slavery, and said. "If
asked tostate specifically what he would
do; be would answer: LIST. REPEAL THE
NEBRAsKA IttL. end. RErEAL THE FU-s
FuGITIyE SLAVE Law. sd, ABOLISH sLA-.
VERY IN THE D1srRIcT OF CoLuMBIA. 4th,
ABOLISH THE ExTrRs STATE SLAVE TRADE;
NEXT HE WOULD DEcLARk SLAVERY sHoULDi
NOT sPRED TO ONE IKcHpF THE TERRITORY
OF THE US1oE-HE wousD ruT THE Gov
ERSaExr ACTUALLY AxpI PERPEruALIY OF
THE SIDE or FREEDOM. He would have
Judges who believe in higher law, in an
anti.shyery Constitution, IN an anti-sla
very Bible. in an anti-slAvery Sod" He
denounced with severity the civil author
lilies Of Massachusetts,, III the rendition Of
Basns, the fugitive tla5e % his owner.