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LATE AND
Q EssfcresttssU Publications.

THE IRoQuos sbs Blight Bas Indian chaseBy Minnie
Hyrle. Beautifully illustrated.
LIGHT AND DARKNESS or shadsw 81 FAts Story Of Fssh.
ioasba Life. work Of unusual interest," ~
PANAMA IN 1875 An Account Of III, Railroad Of the
Cities aad Aspinws with Sketches Of Life and Char
aetsrs. By Robt. Toae,.
MAUD, and Other Posma- Bv Alfred Tsnnyson.
LAND LABOR AND GOLD Two Years vctorIa with Waits
10 Sydney and Van Dsmnns LAud. BY WIN. Hewitt
MEMOIR or THE REV. SYDNEY sMiTH--By iis Daughter
Lady Holland. Fer sails BY
s,s T., b. STEEL,
~ p Law raghhsr. Bookseller md s.atlones
SCI ttap No. o. Camp stresi.
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"LA auEsrroN AMEaIcAINE.a-We have re-
eeived we'll written pamphlet under the above
heading. 1t ably argues and handles the Amer
lean question Its arguments are powerful.
convincing, unanswerable.
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gF- OFFICE OF THE HOWARD ASSOCIATIONS
Camp street, Applications for rssf received from NJ
rx. Iaass 9ptl D. l. RICARDO secretsry
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PARISH or JEFFERSON.
AM ERIcAN NOMINATIONS,

ron sErAToh,
FERGUs ERE.
ron REPRESENTATIVES,,
lAMEs u. MRHAEFET Z.
GkeRGE O. LAwR AsaN,
ron nisrnor ATTORNEY,
". r. SCOTT.
FoR sHsRry,
FAsoALIs LAHARRE.
soa CORONER,
!. r. sHATrUoK.
ron eLrak or copar,
EBw. RulssoN.
FOR Assrssoa,
y. 4. DoNNELLAN.
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CGfS.ersco0sps Celebrated Rtager
Brandy.
% This superior liquor, combining all camnatiys su
ang aromatic qualities Of pure Ginger with
very superior article Of BRANDY and which favos
all the cies aoog the well and
Eass, introduced into thin market for the time
The virtues Of Ginger gene peasan unirrlsatne
somacbe have long been sroed by the Medical Faculty
recognized by observer Of hygienie sGecs
article challenges comparison with my ever
and received highest Of praise
For sale. by the caae, by
CATHERWOoD & ELMoRE,
mYl4 apt corner Girod and Commerce streets.
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just Received,

small aasomeu. of celebrated Eng DOUBLE TRIGGER
REYoLvRRs equal Colts and strength frs and
superior in rspidiy Of discharge, for sale by saA
HYDE B. GOODRICH
aasi seawsea eemst Of Canal aaa Royal streets.
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THE MAILS. - The Northern snd Eastern
mails due, Yesterday and she day previous,
hare oil arrived.
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PARISH oFFIoERs.
Fsr stsrv-JesEPM HURTY.
IN Coroner CHARLES, N. OLIVIER.
Fer Distriss Astsrn.y-M. A. F0UTE.

For stsrE-J0EEPH HUFTY.
fsr Coroner CHARLEs N. OLIVIER.
Fer Dstiet Aasrn.y-M. A. FeUTE.
FoRsoLRRKs or COURTS.
S'rs. Disisa ce~s NORBERT TREPAGNIER.
Second District Gsurs-.P. q. wILTz.
Third pissrisi cobrt-HENRV BEzeU.
Fourth 1issrIa eur.-J. -. WALTON,
Fyss Dairiss cesrt-wILLIAM A. MOTT.
ssr.s Dsris Cosrt w. VI. REESE.
FOR ASSESSORS.
FRANCIS TURNER. THEODORE DUREL,
JOHN I. nUFoUR, JOHN A. WATKINS,
FoR TAX coLLEereRs.
Ffs pisiriet- THOMAS AsEEW.
Second Distsa JOSEPH HERNANDEZ.
7aira Diaries -DUyERNEr FARRAR.
Fesrts Bississ- GEORGE MENsMAN.
FOB JUsrIoEs oRrHE pEAoE.
Fv.t Ju.tits--n. II. MIToHELL.
Second Jasties-G. III. BRADFORD.
Third ls,iss RKCHARD RICHARDSON.
Fsursa Jasiss- FRANCOIS OAL0NGNE.
Fna Jsssss-wM. PILES.
siss4 Jsssies-- q 80
A"~aJaasss q. VI. RUFoRD.
FOR coNsTABLEs.
Fret Jasiss', csar--wILLIAM o. QUIRK.
Second sas'ies's csars-y0aN A. AGAIssE.
laird Jassies's c0sr'-JAs. w. DuPLEssIs,
fsuFA JVstess csurs-sULEs seRApuRv.
fLffA Jasties's caast-F, b. HERNANDEZ.
Strta .lsssies's Cosrs-
ssstssk J..lisss ooss-LEvI GOLBINa.
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! AUCTION SALES.
CO Company.
Crescent Mutual Insurance Company.
OFFICE IN THEIR BUILDINGS, CORNER OF
a& CAMP ST AND COMMERCIAL, PLACE.
MARINE,g RIVER AND FIRE REINSURANCE.

Tho Company have the following assets: =
Invested in Bond und Mortgage property worth double
auosnt loaned thereon. ssssols 90
Loans t,sss 90
Bills Receivable, being isssIig
in Real Estate, value syet ooss,. 4 Is
Duo for Piemiuns Collection Bosss 6b
Scrip Rom other Companies, einssted Ses6 90
Cash o. hand i0os4s 2S
Total Assets .STs2sss 10
y,. ETHos. A. ADAMS. President.
gro. JONAS, yiesProaidsut.s
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EOr SaIe.

SPLENDID POOL TABLE, complete every particular with
Balls and Cues stc all in very low price,
Apply New BaD,to r. ". sTUpLEY. aust aplayt
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FNRMas
Exa IN i. ,srussty 10 sahsibsrs u Ne y
= - t F.s sssv lpcrass (ssnaays exesptsdl for tios
ysssif s.4sss, M ysy "a sdastsry g NE same rasr
- sss8s rysk paysss V ~ eAlisn
len peasinst Insertion,
Il q sss q; ~ insertion. 20 eansa.
liz second pags hsssd u for every inssr lion
tsrvs will DO charged u Par q
Cor svsIy isssstiop.
Aavsrssu8a mafea will bs pnbhed month q Longer
changed secodipsy, advertisement OF subscription ~
sorpsa all fd, a. the option o. The FRO
pFissors. &
A yJbnrai Discount viii 30 made 70 regular advertrs
THE DAILY GREsCENT
Has eircaa+on which a dssahls medium for
parxn i circuls reaching buodes
81 homes ii an early hour be,ng eld before tho spp
eusna. hcur consequently srciea Tor family uss may ~
kegsousy prbiishss IN IN COLUMNS.
THE WEEKLY OREspENT
II passhsz Monday y % s,aT
Hav.x = safsnsivs crspaAsa sAptea. Losaos Alsspp
ast..sss xlsSss Tsxss ohM ssasss Fsssnh asoa
n, ,Ay . saysssss Il hux sr vHsss and esmmodiass
known issd for Y rr sauaIe seca nss,aon
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ST.. BERNARp.-our St. Bernard correspond
ent imparts cheering intelligence, although it
is Of the same character as that which reaches
as from all quarters Of the State. All is right
in that section, notwithstanding the game of
bragn is entirely ignored. Well, a cause
like ours needs no such adsentitious aids. 1t
can and win stand and triumph on its own
merits.
Our correspondent makes some significant
remarks, and asks a serious question: "Will
you 1--WE, of New 0rleans,) do your duty I" Our
correspondent may rest assured that we will
We will do our duty to the fullest ,extent--in
the completest manner-in q manner that will
give satisfaction To every true-hearted son of
the soil residing within the limits of the State,
His advice to /" beware Of frauds is not out of
place. Very probably the game of 1853 will be
attempted. But there is no chance of its sue
ceeding--not the slightest - not the meress
scintilla Of chance.
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Late Works,

LfttG HHOTNSs
LAND, LABOR AND GoLD-By VIM. Hewitt.
MEMOIRS, REV. SYDNEY sMITH--By Lady Holland.
GLANCUs-By Charles Kingslsy
: PANAMA IN ls5s-By Robt. Tsrnss. ,4e. =.
HISTORY OF TuRKEY-By LAmarne. e.,
SCHOOL On LFE-By Anna Mary Hewitt, ~5..+.
THE YELLOW MASK.
PUTNAM for September. -.s-.
HARPER i do do
LEsLIE's LADIES' BOOK fer September.
LEsLIE's MAGAZINE do do
For sale by
j. B. STEEL,
Law Publisher, Bookseller aud statoner, =.
seBst9p No. so C,mp street,
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~ ccKERtNG hthe pleasure informing his friends ana
the public that he has fitted SALOON at NO. Is PERDI
STREEf cosy the Ba,
whine very best WINES antLQUoRs the city affords.
APSToL GALLERY has bsen arranged in the Second story
which wlbe undsth charge CHANCEY veil known at ii.
Lake and in the City. -
DO the pleas
pubha share of
f~ fnhS LoNcd from 10 oil. a3 3pu
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Spring and Summer Goods.
- H . Q Q TT.

-
nt mpra.
nga ednadp rias thereto
1sncko uts
DRESS GOODS ga nee nea ane md oias
atty
tockwilIe cmda arg al desirable armantofl
oncwst
Apind ormntf
The ncrs
1pue.E Every decrptnn
Eoora SHOES 4t A sfa 'ii.' 4''
aner anl reh
cdtothcs Pants andye
Lealov
wilgi
FACTS THE PEOPLE.
I'd ndre
Eanc pre5 Law" "a" BgsCla
nnrfas maidr cdm1 Palm Hats \"
Bhachei NJ suIin Wnkea Collars
Lad
Mses'Fl Paper
a eharlt
Epari wthth IN
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To the Heirs Of Officers and Soldiers Of the
Revolutionary and ether Wars.

JOE s. GALl2TI2 AID 30. Il g2LARmg1,
Formerly 3D. Aud Z S. Treas) (Atty for Claimants
Todds Marble Building, Washington City,
{ N0NTINUE to give their usual prompt attention
~ to the prosecution of every description of claims
against the General Government. Their familiarity
with the general routine of business connected with the
several Departments and hetexperence they have had
IN the of the large number of cases here
torore entrusted to their care warrants them in ten
derng their services, with renewed confidence to the
very numerous representatives Of officers and Soldiers
OF the Revolutionary and other Wa s. who have be-
come entitled, by acts of Congress, to Communication
Halliday, Pension, or Bounty Land.
Ia addition 10 their experience, they possess much
valuable record and documentary evidence appertan
ing to the numerous classes of claims.
I%s- Army Officers, Soldiers, Transfers Naval Of
fcers Seamen, Marines, and Navy Clerks Tor their
surviving widows minor children who served in the
Revolutionary War. War of So. Florida or any of
the Indian Wars, for period Of not less than FOUR
TEEN DAYS, are now entitled to Land Warrant for
l60 acres Those who have already received their 40
or so acre warrants entitled to an additional
quantity to make theirs equal to 100 acres.
EEEs:-Eor obtaining an so acre warrant, S.; 100
acres, IS; 100 acres, $40.
ES-R Regular correspondents whop prepare cases and
forward them to the above address, for management
here, will be dealt with literally.
Iy- COURT OF CLAIMS having been created by
Congress before which all Private Claims not hereto
fore provided for by law to be presented for adiu
dication, the undersigned will undertake the manage
ment any cases requiring attention before
and devote their best energies to the interests Of their
clients. They ask no fee in advance nor do thew
make any charge for their services Except where pre-
vioasy agreed UPON unless they successful in OBJ
tanning something for those who employ them.
Address JNO. S. i RO. III. GALLAHER.
Washington, d. G..
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N. B. LAND WARRANTS BoUGHr AND SoLD. We
buy Land Warrants and Revolutionary Scrip at high
est market rates, giving generally higher prices than
any other markets afford, except those Immediately
in the vicinity Of Land Offices where Warrants are
located. The advantage of sending Warrants to
Washington is that discrepancies in assignments
which often occur and produce diff uty can be rec
titled, frequently, at the General Land Office
March, 1880. Us. Il RO III. G..
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Iunv@rtantg interesting 3

Important Interestingly
DEING DESTROYS Of reducing our present large aad
ID commodious Stock Of Dry Goods, Boots, Shoes,
Hats, Caps, Carpetng, &c. &C., we take pleasure in
announcing to our customers, and the community at
large, that before making our Spring purchases; We
are now Offering our present Stock at Remarkably
Low Prices
Indeed for Cash, at unprecedented w prices!
Thereby Offering great inducements. We invite the
whole Country and City trade, and especially
COUNTRY MERCHANTS,
who are in the habit Of replenishng their stock west
of tho Mississippi River. MUM d HUEY.
On Main ST., doors south of Green, Thomas Co. s.
Burlington, dec. Is, 1854.
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! neusICAI youRyAL FoR the MILLION:

A MUslCAL JOURNAL FOR THE MILLION:
THE NEW YORK MUSICAL REVIEW contains
i annually over One Hundred Pieces Of New Mu-
sic besides vast amount of critical instructive ana
entertaining reading; also, work published in
chapters)by Lowell Mason, embodying the PRACTICAL
RESULTS, applied to PRACTICAL TEACHING, OF hsex
perence, during long and industrious career as an
author and teacher Of music. And yet the MUSICAL
REVIEW il only one dollar year. or six copies for
fyedollars-infexibly in advance. Any body feeling
an interest in the Of music is invited to get up
clubs, and forward subscriptions. Published fort
nightly. Specimen copies sent on receiptot hyecents,
or two postage stamps.
Address, post paid, MASON BRoTnERs, % Park
Row. New-York.
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GROCERIES FOR THE MILLION
AT
kIMBALL & cos.

r s. KIMBALL II CO., have justreceivoda large
u shpment of Goods, consisting in part asfolIows:
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DRY GOODS
FOR THE FALL AND WINTER TRADE

FOR THE FALL AND WINTER TRADE
HENRY II. SCOTT
II AS returned from the Eastern Market and is row
IL III receipt of fine stock Of
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC GOODS,
for the Fall and Winter trade. Having asail,d him
self of the depressed state Cf tho market be is PIE
pared to oel Goods at prices much lower then usua
Purchasers Will do ell to examine his stet lie
determined to Ger great Ldue,m te Sd lu.cIs
Ladies, Line.
Black Silks all wool and L uion Dress Plaids, Me-
rnos, all clo1s black and fancy colored alpaceas,
plain and fancy Delains, Puplns, Cashmeres, sing
hams, English and American Prints, worked Collars,
Linen Pocket Handkerchefs. kid silk and wool gloyes,
barred and spotted Cambries, Bishop lawns, linen
and cotton edgings andlaecs.
Shaw,s.
fine assmtmint of long and square Bay State,
Waterloo and Scotch shawls.
Bonnets.
In silk, satin, florence and cashmere.
Geutiemcns' Line.
have purchased my woolen goods fully twenty
Per cent. of reduction on last years prices aid
able to offer great BalGAINs il this line. French
and American black cloths, pilot, Ieterslam ard
beaver cloths; black doeskin and fancy eassinets;
sattinetts, all coors; heavy tweeds Jeans corduiC,s
and moeskihs for pants, comforts s.arfs. nttk and
pocket hankkereliefs, bIckskin ard wool gleycs AID
mits
Domestic Goods.
Hickory, leaeEed and brown muslins Irish linens
brash, huckakeek and brdseye diapers liner damask
table cloths, figured curtain muslns, aIrtn cheeks,
drills, osnaburgh PLAID linseys brown and bleach,
canton fannels rcd, yellow ard blue, all wool fan
mes; white bed blankets, Mackinaw do, blu. ard
brown DO, horse ard saddle blankets, &c.
Clothing.
L am determined to astonlsh the natives, in tha
line. 1or would hardly believe how cheap you can
purchase clothing, until you lock oven my goods and
prices.
800 oyercoats, newest style, from 81 to $40.
43VpaIfs Pants, do do 81 to Sc.
Z"o vests, do do 81 to S..
Boots and shoes.
Mems womeDs', boys, girls, and childrcns Shoes
and Boots. in kip, calf, morocco ard hronze.
lankee Motions, Hats ard Caps Queensware and
Groceries.
Look to your interest, and if you wish to lay cut
your money to advantage, to SCOTS Cheap Store
Main street, NEAR THE MARKET House, ard
the bargains.
Nov. 4 1854
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WHICH WE OFFER AT Wholesale AND RETAIL
AT A SLIGHT ADVANCE FROM ST. Louis PRICES.
j. S. KIMBALL j. co.
Burlington, June 90, 1S54.-y
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TENTH GRAND GIFT DISTRIBUTION
OF the art Uni0M @0rletp.
100000 GIFTS Valued Mt
THREE HUNDRED THOUSAND DOLLARS.
Certificates for This Year, One Dollar.


The members of the Art Uni Society, en- the
occasion Of this the tenth Distribution of the
WORKS OF ART
Accumulated by the Society during the past year,
would respectfully call the attention of its patrons to
the fact that being about to remove 70 the buildings
in course Of erection for the Society in the city OF
Washin gton they will add the Real Estate and other
Landed Property belonging to the Society, to the
DISTRIBUTION FOR THIS YEAR.
At the last meeting of the Society, it was deter
mined to REDUCE THE CERTIFICATES or SHARE FOR THIS
GRAND ENTERPRISE To ONE DOLLAR EACH, thinking
thereby that it will be the OF more general
diffusion of the works of Artists throughout the coun
try and will enable the society to extend their abos
for the advancement of the
aggg AND ggJaZgGg
In this country. The certificates of Shares win be
issued at
oIm ID ola ASAE2e
Accompanying which each purchaser will receive free
Of charge, by return mail beautiful Line and Stip-
pie Engraving, entitled
g1gssDiastoa On 59orebester gpei9blbs,
Representing an Eventful Period in the History CT
Our Country.
N~ It will be seen, by referring to the list, that
there are many Valuable Pieces of Property, many
Costly Paintings Superb Statuary, Beautiful Engra-
wings, costly Jewery, Magnificent Shawls and other
Beautiful Gifts, such as Clocks, Watches Illuminated
Works, &C.. to the number OF Five Hundred Thousand
worth 100000.
As the Society expects to remove to the New Hall
at Washington by tn, middle of June, the distribu-
ton will take place on the
FIRST OF JULY, 1855.
The same rules and regulations that have hereto
fore guided the Society distributions will be adher-
ed to in this and account will there be any post
ponement from the day named. All letters asd COM
munications post paid for certificate, business,
are to be addressed to the
SOUTHERN OFFICE IN WASHINGTON
Directed to the Secretary who will answer ly return
mail. Single subscribers renting Ten Dollars will
receive years subscription to any of the MAGA
they may in their letter, to be forwarded
free of charge for the time of subscrpirn, year.
The following list constitutes part of the
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M u NJ M &c EI u Z: Y,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN
Foreign and Domestic Dry Goods,
Main street, Burlington, Iowa.


~ land
wear dtmn keel
GOODS,
STYLES,
sell thena nfom oTHrR
and a
examina tonof urstck andlrh yo
OURS is THE HOUSE AT WHICH TO BUY GOODS FOR CASH.
neaHys
nor t
lowe
manyd
Though rpri ucutc
mes, com tasrm ntff fAncyand
In e
Read nde 2d
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- Cd I'D EE ~ CU gG
J. ID. NIcCLEARY'S
pRI.N'TLNG INK,

Varnish for Colored Inks.
June "a, "a.
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FACTS FOR THE PEOPL

economy these loon me ac'e @ ara em
the habit paying, and then call exanin@ my gos'
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S0FA SPRINGS, 5 gross, No. 6, a good article, for
- sale by (inr. 30, '55l j. S. KIMDALL & co.
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JOE s. GAIl2ggg AaD Sd. Z. g2IlRggg,
Formerly 3D. Aud Z. S. Treas) (Atty for Claimants
Todd's Marble Building, Washington City,
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JUST RECEIVED.

JUST KECEIVED.
100 CANS prime Oysters,
lOO 10 bSxes Star Candies
10 do. Mould do.
20do Soap, ass'd.,
Is do Rasns, new crop,
30do Herring,
cases ground Rice,
and every article, in fact usually found in grocery
and provision stores-cheap as dirt, for cashthese
HARD times.
D~Ail orders accompanied by the CASH. and all
articles sod will be sent home free of charge the
wagon is always ready. VIII ANDERSON
Main Street, Burlington, Dec. rs, '54.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1855-12-14

of insincerity and bad faith. nasmuch their votes
have never once been cast for Humphrey Marshall.
or any other man of the South, but always Tor
some splitter !" upon the Philadelphia Platform.
In this category is found Mr.. Haven, of New York,
who processes much nationality, but always votes the
wrong stripe. Mr.. Ravens is the right handman of
Mr.. Fillmore, and his course afec is Mr. Fillmore's
standing with the Southern brethren, some of whom
unquestionabIy talk very bitterly and Marshall and
his friends reported to have declared the party to
be crushed and swallowed up by the Republicans"
They vow TO God that they will never again be found
acting with such SET and do not hesitate to say that
The Democrats wiH and ought TO succeed in 1856
that theirs is the only party which has been formed
upon an open and manly declaration of principles,
and which has adhered to them in adversely as well
prosperity.
The scene in Congress is certainly strange one.
The end is not yet, but suppose some sort of an
end must be arrived at sometime or other Patriot
ism can make many sacrifices, we know, but whether
it rises TO the point of sacrificing 50 day is very
doubtful Now, the inembers must appropriate mon
ey to pay themseves--to do so they must be organ
lied, and feel certain that organized they certain
ly will be- So there is one more guarantee for the
safety OF the cou1try.-Daily Journal, 18th inst.
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elf could have entertained the slightest appre.
henson, that the Constitution framed in the conven.
ton where had the honor to preside might possibly
endanger the religious rights of any ecclesiastical
| society, certainly / would never have placed nv
signature to ii and if could now conceive that the
General Government might ever be administered. SO
as to render the liberty of conscience insecure beg
you to be persuaded, that one would be more
Jealous than myself to establish efectual barriers
against the horrors of spiritual tyranny and every
species OF religious persecution. n-Tol. XII, page
1853
But strong these extracts are there is one pas.
sage which still more directly to the point in
the matter of exclusion from Office. In his Address
to the members of the new Church in Baltimore,
January. 1893, he says:
'You have abundant reason to rejoice, that in
this land the light of truth and has triumphed
over the power of bgotry and superstition and that
every person NAV here worship God according to
the dictates of his own heart In this enlightened
age, aad in this land of equal liberty, it is boast
that mans religious enets will not forfeit the pro-
lection of the laws, deprive him of the right of
attaining and holding the highest Offices that are
knoacn in the United States.n-Vol XII, page 2O2
The italics are ours.
But we might 90 on making extracts TO any length
all breathing the spirit of liberality which char
acterzes every production of Washington, whose
comprehensive spirit knew no Americanism that did
not embrace every citizen by birth Or choice, of
common county, without distinction of creed or
name and the shallow attempt to torture his re-
marks in regard to alien Adventures so as to make
them apply to the actual bona fde citizens of a
common country" is but the desperate expedien of
a desperate party-a piece of demagoguesm repug
nant to the candor of discerning people, to whose
Judgment the subterfuge must be perfectly transpa-
rent.