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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-12-14

The above markets are carefully revised by the f0s
lowing dealers at Washington market:
J. NJ FuLLEs-stand No. I0l, Butter, Cheese and Lard.
r Packer & soH-stand No. g. Poultry and Game. - .
KNAPP RYKo-Stsnds Nos % and -. Beef Mutton, Veal
and Lamb ri.
Bacon, Beef, Tongues &c
j a oRois Co.-Stand No 4, Fruits OF all kinds
J. d. HIscox-Stands Nos II and 10 Fish dealer.
c. b. HARRIs-Stand No. 50, Eggs Cheese, &c
L. KING Co.-NoA and Fulton street Green and Dried
Fruits, Vegetables, Herbs, &c.
Ws' J. BLAcE-Stsnd No 60, Vegetables
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MARINE JOURNAL
PORT OF NEw-YoRK .......pss Is.
Cleared.

sbips-Red Rover, Logan, San Francisco, u. Chsrsh
Co b. Adams, Chase, Hsvr,, W. y. TspSoa Co.
serls-R oths,a, lBrl NUN Harbor Gr,es, N r., Khi.
land Nsts,chs CSolins Elsood, Charleston: uDLsn &
Dimop Helen Mar. Low, B-f.st Jas WsNsos Co. sylph
(BE) Henderson Mslsss, W. Braine; Janist,, Nestoa
New O. lesn, N. W w Brigham
Briss-C H. Samson Lewis San JAM Nc c. Dc 'snd
Harbngsr Van Pei Csrdenas J. T. Dow: Enc inc. Hen,
ingway, CopstsItinople, 8. Duncan.
Sch;sope,s-Fsge (Br) Henderson, Aslsgs W. Brslss
WiBtsmoy IL Morrow, Hsvana Gimsrni Lur. Ger rude
Fsrcl i'd Savannah Stuses Chairman Co.; C. CJssts
Seaman, Baltimore, Lord Queresu.
Scoop llos Hull, Hull, Providence, master.
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Barkets-CARIFULLY RKPoRrED FOR TIE TRIsuSR

Barkets-CARIFULLY REPoRrED FOR TIE TRIsuSR
THURSDAY, Dec Is, 1885
ASHEs-rhe markets. quiet for both kinis Small sales OF
Pots at 81 50 and Pes,ls at % So
COFFF little has TRANSFERRED the European news
but prices here fully oed sses OF 80
bsss and 50 pockets Is bags and so mats Java
ct l4dHic-
COTruN-The market has IS yet been unsfec'ed bv the
Bslucs The small stock sale and the hrmneo OF
holders operate in che king BUSINESS no a 60 arc reported
prices basis Of last sales and tho
press n demands Of no. dep:
CLASSIFICATION.
Upsuas Florida Mobile. MOI Tex
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-12-14
To Mariners.

ou,xey, IN HAssoRs ADJOINING Buzz.sp's BAy-A :.
span Buoy nnmbsrsd has been placed Of The snira'' ''
spsr Buoy numbered has been pscsd Of Hos ha's
Ledge. II u.s Iss1
Point HOG IL and darbov. ur.xs
Bl.cl spu Buoy, numbered: b" been psssd'a wy
Flat, Sandwich Hsibor. p.k
Buoy, numbered has bean placed Cd Coz ~
Lsdse Sandwich hNbR a.,s1
ARed spN Bnoy, nu0bsred L. hes been placed o. 49,
Of the channel above Sias Point In Cohssset Na1os
Wisb Hsrbor. ...,svs
Black spsr Bsoy numbered hes been placed On ws
end Il the Middle Ground. Sandwich Hsrbor. No.
Black Spec Buoy, numbered Is, hN heen psoeo w -
per end Of the Mode Ground, Sandwich Hnsor n..s
Rcd Spar Buoy numbered H. ha been placed %
Plsts. Sandwich Harb7r ..ssds
Red Spar Buoy, Numbered 10, has been pssse RIG.
rocks Of Asswsm Poins, of the entrance Of Mena~'"
Sandwich BsIbor.
By order of the Lish. house sos,d a.nwyIL
1Boston, Dec. II, lsSa Light house isspeeta' u
The Vineyard Sound Light vssssl broke from Der rcsf
the Sow enc Pigs. o. O'Clock . IN, Monday, Ivo ~
measures will DO taken 70 zee Der Q. ssr ssa g., L
New Bedford Dec. IL, 1870 IA La
Onacisl notice 10 rven that the Red epu bssy $500
Winthrop,s Bar oround Sound 10 missing bat VA
BnIe May CosB, ss Chsxes.on from DIG 80 Al A.
perier csd heavy gale hom NV. 10 81 on 80 -
IL lon. e. which lssesd eays-sasne9 go IN,
asiassA sad 49, sss caused the vsss! TO ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-12-14
Washington Cattle Market.

WisHlySroS. Dee s-At our Cs,!e market to-day 400
heed Of sssv,s we're offered Of which no driven Esa
ward rs left ever and the smndsr sold ESQ es IS
Hess we're IN good supply ssd prices sss!tnsd lss ESQ
oe 30 = loo 10.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-12-14
sr,,v SouR1 eAtEFpAk-rHI' DAY. -,

ssfs.n, CoURr-Speeial Term-Nos. Ill, 80, 90,
ll3. lae, S8 3ss as4i 22s1 is;tI aoSt h1s 2s So7
ls.t isss Mss U.s. Ia mas 2Ss ISL Isl a52o 1851 ass
SurIRIoS Coukr-Nos $50, 1877, ss7. 321. 60.
ISL los, S2 40 So ~ 2@a sa $50 sSs' ssS SIS M
~ %" zoo '''1' $751; 500 to s5 sss socl 9O t. st
COURT OF CoMNos PLEAs-Part u.-No,. 1872 IN
1l52 irclunve
The trial terms are also on at Circuit Court aud
United States District Court "'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-12-14

NgwOnLyASs Dec ii.-Our Corrox msrhst b hesvy n,
prices ussssnsed the ysstsrdsy go bas a
II aaya "A A -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-12-14

MINIATURE ALnASAc.......rns DAY.
sun-Rlses..7;i6 Ses.........<S& Moon sets ...le n
HIsn vArsa......... TMs DAT.
Sandy Hock. o:3s Gov lizard ll25 HeD9sts... LOO
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-12-14
Family Marketing.

The following table gives the retail pdcs Of u
principal articles Of farm produce In the city Of New
York on Thurpdsv Dec, 10:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-12-14

Reeeipts Of Produce. .Drc. IA
~ Esfs R6 Bssf2o bbls Flour "a 7x h..h xva..,
nMet~ Gem sbss d. Rye, 1857 pip Prov.siens So d.
Wkishy - H. AsbsS " ~"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-12-14
COURT OF GENERAL sESsIOEs-DEc is-Bsiors r.
corder SMITH.

cor6er SMITH.
More than the usual amount of business was trans-
acted in this Court to day, and it proved to be an
uplucky day for the rogues placed on trial
The fret case called was that OF George Clifton,
ass Clifford indicted for burglary ia the fret degree the
osft 10Th ult As eh eeo the prisoner fsnousy aud
entered the Yelling II snder
Los No. 9 Bowey with intent to stesi money aud goods
ed In The premises The evdenc4 positive sgsnu
tho accused who convicted by the Jury without leaving
their seats He forthwith sentenced 10 the State Prison for
the term Of nine years and 81 moptha
james Williams, Lad only IL years OF age, was
tse end convicted Of stealing $50 gold coin from the pocket
Of Ezsbcih Cook residing az No lS3 Clinton The ev
derce showed that The convict caught the act He
snepeed TO serve three yeau and sI months in Sing Sing
Prison st herd labor
Patrick Doyle alias Donnelly indicted for grand
larceny tried and convicted Of petit larceny lie sole
silver watch Sl2 In from Thom Brady his brother
IN living Baxter street Az Doyle kno
cd Off he escaped with three nths imp
Bsck wes 10 and Immediately after receiving his
tepce DOYLE IN consideration Of the merry sbo him by tbs
Recorder respondsd Thank Honor" and retired He
thankful even for spoall fsvors
Son weeks ago james Wilson, residing at No. $50
walLef street. Viii the pit Of the National fheste Chs
ham street relieved Of his gold wsch BIZ James OH
and William Anderson both professional piotpoches aud
nsh be found there TO and their
To-day they tried and convicted Of the larceny
The Recorder sentenced them to three years and sx
months each Of hard labor IN Sir q Sing PIison.
Margaret ctrahan, lanclady OF the premises No. SCI
Baxter street tried indictment for ono1sy assault
s hprie Ksdenbpgh, German woman and ocoupsat Of the
house The charge ws that the prisoner struck the com
tsnsnt several heavy blows on the hsad With hs;het,
ntens injuries which strsed her sick bed for
.vo webs Tie case was not uded when the Court
seosrnee for the day.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-12-14
SUPREME coURs-sPrcrAL TrRm.-Drc. IS

The Mar ucurer Bank Bradford Judson and Jas JuIsn
TIE defendants, it lie alleged, do business 10 New
fo1s, but reside at Norwa Conn An attachment for debt
Issued sgainst their debtors They
that they rSsdebs and to dissolve the
sttschmtnt Afhdayis we've presented. Motion dsnied
TIE People sgt. &c rye Il. Hazewell.-fhe motion
must be allowed, and attachment ord-red.
Ann Sylvester agt. Joseph acknowledgement
far opened to permit dsfsn9sn, e % hsbo,s oorrrs
20 10 oscbsrsed enlistment account of minority Pc
titic sfsnted.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-12-14

BosroS Dee 1S-An. at Salem 18th, bnk Ann MARY e0@
smith I'm Ac,is w G est Of AGies Oct
spoke, Dee lat . lon IS % bIi: JSnn ri'Tss ~
nni.s,od her .e 10 De sussn Brsdls, 10 IL king car
clifton Remained By her oil night In the morning $40 -
SIysSNIu Dec l2-ArE steamship Abrams, ScisssL
from NewYort Espenercsd heavy head vnds on the vss
All ON beard we'll
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LAW INTELLIGENCE
THE sTANWIX-UALL TRAGEDY.


TRIAL OF LEW. BAKER FOR THE MURDER OF
WILLIAM POOLE.
COURT OF OYER AND TERMINER-B'fors the Hon
FIYrEENTu DAY.. THURSDAY, Dec IS.
The Court met at 10 O'Clock, when the folio wing
communication from the Jury was received and read:
To THE HosoRABLE Court; We the Jury iupan
neled in The case OF the People against Lew. BAKER,
for the murder Of William Poole, after having become
convinced that we cannot posi- ply agree upon yer
dict would ost respectfully urge that we be oils
charged from the duties dovolved upon US.
(sigped) JOHN p. CRANE, Foreman.
Tie District Attorney Mr.. Hall said that after the
long and elaborate trial and discussion Of the case he
hoped that the jury would be kept together length of
time at least commensurate with the time occupied in
the trial
Mr.. Brady said be would like to have the Jury
brought into Court to learn their views as to the
probability Of an agreement
The Court said that Mr., Clark last evening had
shown very strong inclination to have the Jury kept
together sa long possible until they agreed upon
verdict one way the other. Iuasmuch as the same
suggestion had proceeded from the prosecution, and
the Court seeing the immense consumption of time
and the enormous expense which such trial necessa
ry involves was inclined to think that the Jury had
better be kept together for a longer period The
Court would therefore take recess until o'clock.
sVCtocS, p W-lne Couit met again at 4 CLOCK,
and after waiting some time for message from the
jury caused them to be informed that 80 much time
bad been consumed in the progress Of this case and
20 much expense involved the Court felt it to be its
du to deain them still longer in the hope that they
would thus be enabled to agree their verdict. The
Court then adjourned to 10 o'clock this morning, with
the ntimation to the Jury that if they should agree
their verdict before O'Clock last evening the Court
would hold se in readiness 10 receive their decision
The Jury had not agreed up to o'clock last evening
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-12-14

L iOp4ictoAs Sopho'
hest.......s...... 60.
Public dep sits Tin
c.uo,psExcheq uer
Savings Ban rs.
Commissioner OF
National ceot, and
divi'd sccounh)..
Other deposiu.....
Sewn days L other
bllls..............
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-12-14
eyJPTRIOg COUKT-DEc I3.-Befors Judge 81 ossoN
Cosruve sgt The Hulem Raj ros' Company and the New
Haven Railroad Company.

This was an action claimiog damages TOT injuries
ed b, the collision between New Haven freight train
end Hsr train Nov o. 1854 and was pteresns
both on of beioe the OF sewers. other suits
UEch involved One of these wa's.t ,he Poprey
the two Compsnes suit Another was on the
saeon Of the Statute 1885, which declares hN the
set injured while upon the platform OF car cannot re;ove
Ssmaes II proper accommodation provided inside
me trial occupied DAYS ans great number Of Wit
examined Each defendant sought to cbses the
xr Nth egeence Some Of the employees Of the New Hs
yer Company been indicted for their share in the trans
cflon. ,
stand the platforms they were bound to carry them
odston seat In the and not standing
and that even there were empty seats 10 the train tme
must have been allow, pssseug 10 Emo them.
The Juy brought verdict Of joint negligence on tho part
of panies and srded the defendant $50 ds
sses The injury the defendant only Of temporary
character.
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f24.64S.545

! AFhNs1 III
sl4,hS,0 o
2,Ss6O2
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-12-14

4.79a 9d
ll.5@,s85
@2,4ss
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f24.5i315

Otner secur;tles.... 1884 900
Gold coin Il bulii1n- le,545 81
Silver bullion...... go.
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Read! Read!! ReadM

Read! Read!! ReadM
N ESlElNC 10 rel p.e o.; Itoek a. l.s ~ PaStiat,
u ;oit S;$iips OK NtW Coos, Ne TI, EiisSEt ttI
WrrF tbStf II. Iel oar piEtI Ge18a al tasi. LiSHs
Wib,i3 haJ, eb,ly, ss't.t, StLa.H0i os'lnF sie4'
tRl pRI o,t & or q ~ e tGrsbuttt5 teoTE.
II Io5 wait 10 tTy tAt booe-iy o. Vsi taFt!n'sEES'
eth AID HtaIt -. .,..
,nrps StEAtH a NERSEY.
II tIs Ntk mVstafd tttA, is.t Te:e!ye! ~,
. s.,t1 WN J. NHvSTH0SG.
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.,rr,nr AnYRRTlNtNO.

wall, Pt 'a''a M
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BltTlHoIt, IEt4 ta, 1850, :.
Ns4sri ErlEt wttton, Phlhetlfiit- Gt1tIthShs-
We LATt th TittIslt II leeo ohtpdRS IoNf kIe Pte0t
Cttttt 10 ~ hDtitt Of tkt P1St-tA ia re ru tktt1
frsn y0I bitiDl tEtd 6SE boatt tbs tetteali
lftE' rDbtTEoDs ttfl hItIt Estt III - tlt VIA
Gettro!ed tR ehife koct u k3lt = % ara ttttt
WLlTi, on tht &tgHhp, ba Tie tA VI JESs, 1850.
Yo5fG, TerJ ttt1rttlgtJ, - 81.
tePia-dly AusSRL& GpbBiEs
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HtGRLY IhfPoRTAlJT.

HIGHLY IMPORTANT.
NELSON'S P1Eaitn cLiutSt Ls.ifU wt,bhs Flda,
nor era en- eGSe In iGalr C!o:EpF Ipd ltOutt Cat
ist IIttS thl CSlt0bI wITbtd ~ taE FlEt Win X
ixT AZ soitt kiG iSte il lestA4I 20 tie t.aia.-
WIEtltttp ~ 70 lEitte u: hAnt: FttEf 1si Ea :
81 Iintsis he FSiA, ltl GreASit, nj y h9fA Eh1th
WilteariJ iboE tEAt Il EsEtt ~ PsltI IE4tt, NLts
IiE.tJ Wltt ttttuna y HAlet % lbl f4et o{ SID
liz CIb4Se utSkipF FTSia Is EpftA tAItt tEe1 ~
tinEt 1Ittute giieA VII! AEy tLocFt eT aGet ttilJ
H1Slitf. q LlcG ttI k toeA 10 SET AesFI.
EIrSLettIel tEe tG4 - ~ OOhSeatier, VIZ htilAn
!" Jas NELtoR.
iSra no. q, Vt.et 81. wkethti, "a.
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BACHtL LORS.
latttAtsAs.xI LiStiS IitE' DEt.
mo tAof GiitTff lair 6Tt tLll M tt StTslea n
- ~ Ist0cElt q the batt ne ~
c9tiiJ TetNOtA al X ElTtHti 70 II tQeTi0Tiiy pTtf
tyttJtbiRS 3! ~ liza boU 10 sA Fei az, sEsst4R
~ ;s,aJ'ST T.H. LOGAN Il Co.,
TssfS ~ 44k SsIe if.tt1 h tlltcttt.
) PIANO s6RIEs 9Sb VII p4EQSS,
TUST OF IN fkst Rt9tEer Eoftsa5 ms i1E
SET ~, fSt4 Eat EtRt4N Ntq1 Ptt1p q 6tttW
tipf . hStS.tft - II tt * te1 PttesS &
4 4At-l siEs q 4at'ea, ~ ti3ti ~ Is Uh2a
: X6E At tut2 lfypg Btrt Ntrgttts ,.4.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-04-25
,bt lubrsltpg 1pttIItetllftr,
ts tVbuSHEp
nutY. TRl.wEEKtYAxpwE ~
&c 90.
: II. pDNDIEToNl EnlToRs.
:, + I. TAYLOR, 'O'V'
o,p,cr-ca1,rof Il M,la aud Quincy Streets
r.n,rt. ltOn Quiney.st !
1KHMs,

,,s, y.f
p''"' Gis ..s:'ief week =,
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New Music Store.
sisu ot Tie Greeiaa TrigenunI, No' 19s


/ ualn street.
!. FICHlESoN uosld reEr.:fts5 a..
DnsSte 70 tbt trutsh' .: Tl:ttins tti vi.
|FY1IlH gtiGz:y. tAlt x las .Sit OieBtA LtW AID
] a tt4raI; t4;,ias1r4lt tst lSt ~ q Yioin.
GEait, YioLktiOs, EAtotGtS, FlV:eI. H3l- ASc0lIE.
on1, hkiSa, ~ TIn@phhea. Brtt lrstrGEotttI w
IlsttUlea So9S, 'or tH KIDS q lp,snaest,i ,sa sot
II or " Ritna, 6tittr, Fv:s tst Tipt, ii,e, tSt
f49etl SeA, poettt ete tRA tks vtIT KAT ReElI ld
llbt6 EiSdG iSi GiuI 4hrfL
Cifo1ttt, Rke9t feht Eeski, tlls TibliHtS4 @ GitiI
E4RUS, FS6EG p6s4f lb4 Tai Hplr1t
!, lku1 ~ HipliattAo apl HtofG -
"a. KtStt'i FEltyr 81 tthsFttst StrptAht@
EOu tStes {Ut g iDoSi Clshtt1 ststn setta " an
TX rPEtl q EGTrtttit.
AtS 81 tilt 81 ~ AFtot of ksssfs RttSbSrE PtPot
~ ~ kI ~ 6est ttlie q ~ uhttl Stttel, SKI
31 fUEo1I ia tJtfk5 tftEt th fih6t, J! u. pSl-
MA Htttt ~ 4ltp1s ttt$I{ttA Ang;Cl PilpcA Gs,
q i4ff etca1Aattt ~ Sesss ss4P's Hitsil
Ite5t ~ ~ q R.aiitstr 1t tsFaitsa
4Jtft ihttG bTtoe1. ~
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New Watch and JeWelry store.
Rogr, No. 4, Rsshingion Hell, NOHr0t ST..

WHEELING, Va
fflE subscriber woaiks tie t::eht0a o. the PUBIC 10
hiI wei Leieettd Liocs o. sa.ee3, esctk1 Jtwtlt!'
silver RL'e tbi sLfy Eo0Js, Which bt It poW oemES :
HIS Eoek is composed In part Of god and Fiver Watches
kyy, gard, end cLa!RS.
Every deSnFiiVH o. gaa twe'rT;
GClL. t!Ttt, iIVtI Pk kttI and eommoA EEettetleI
Pore Si!ve table, TIA, detSsIi, sugar. uUsittd Ahl h'
spoons, and hst.tf EblTtli
Ri,.a End German ave forks, spoons, butter kutTet,
Ek. e!t.
For; Tpornsel, Potket eV:le lery;'t'ss9rE
Var tGE FatoIS, EitJFG. ALavhsere1u, tit,f
PtIfuExry, tomhs, bI Vsb:t lBd Etat VaTeiy Of hDty
Fo9dsi
pareuiH AItRii0n paid 10 ItrIirins Wl'ths, tosE1'
ard jeWeliy. and e.: aT.nf !In9S1ptlI dohe.
tttrdif c. P. BROWN.
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NsKEE & ROBEKTs0N'S PaENICN GOOUs


rake NOElce,
VIZ Geat GiEk il tetEtstJ - eHt or ihtt 70 sci.
E.Eka &tJ pit aa TUSA " AA4 topasIae It dDt u,
WsajsA " iLofn tL4Hi kaAevtI1 lat "a kaktIEh
toA aA k4TtGiRT Nih q, 10 trtTy ~ Hosikt Ia
FSt & tUtlTt I-GSJ lhc l JEiy liA ~ IAEIJ.
Jrst 80 NCSAIR 4 HEREKY.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-08-01

know the situation of your population,
both white aud black. We know tha,
Virginia in this age Of advancement. has
re,rograded; that the white and black
races both suffer under the scouree Of
Slavery. have been on some Pianta.
lons, where from to 2 hundred Ne.
groes were worked, who in the course OF
The year, like locust OF Egypt, eat up
every green thing and the owner was
compelled, in order 10 make the two ends
oil the year meet, to send few human
chat!es Souhward. In addition to this,
ignorance and superstition, mighty
monsters, brood over yyu, land, shroud.
ing 1t IN darkness Undesirable. We OF
Ono have no wish to return to your
State. That white headed old gentle
man before you spent half his days in
Virginia. tie has known your peculiar
institution long, aud he knows tha, the
genius OF Liberty having been driven
cut from among YOU has come 10 take
hcr abode in the wilds of the Western
world. where she may build up for her.
self institutions and laws bassed upon
the lmmutablc principles of right
Tremendous applause.
Much has been said about New York
| and Sewar1ism; and inas,luch as the
delgates are here, will say nothing
about that State but will, | hope, be
permitted to speak OF our own State. -
Sewardism, gentleman, at this moment
has its heel on Sans" neck in the Ohio ;
and unless you give us liberty loving,
IJoSuce-lke looking Platform, the Ides oil
October next will fiud Sewardrsm stand.
ing with both feet on the political grave
OF every Sam" in this land.
Already the voices Of Frecmen are
heard, marshalling their forces for the
contest; the fires ot Lber,y are now
burning Oh every hill top and "a every
valley throughout the length and breadth
Of the land, and may they continue to
burn UNTIL LIBERTY Snail ST THE
BIRTH RIGHT or EVERY AMERIeS
UNTIL We HAVE GoyERHNENr WITH
oUr pEsrorisw A RELiotos wiraour
PopE AND AN EMPIRE WITHOUT A
SLAVE.
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a Journey around tho Taploos
Pudding.

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Hope.


A child h. yan through ffra 10 roam
GAY aud bright As the white sea foam,
Tossed aboat the waves in play
sped the AgId ~ it, SAMMY way
Anaaxei form walked at It's side,
And on the .aee oftais heavenly guide
Rested smile q fait and bright
As those last rays o. mattow lisht
shed Oh sbe earth by tas set,aas sun,
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hght than q 5 consum aate Williams, un.
worthy the confidence OF all Aon0rabl,
men. In this light Ohio, and the TEEN.
ing millions Of the mighty West, whom
l 'eebly represent here view You, Gen.
tIemen, in relation 10 this Kansas Ne.
oraska inIqnity' Iappeal l to Represen.
tatlves from the South, in the name of al
that IS honorable. -iu the name OF God
to be this ''hct influenced by the pure
promptngs Of right and justice, and re.
store this compromise line, or from this
day hide your delormed heads and make
your appearance no more among intell.
ent beings.
Bat am resolved 10 place The gentle,
men, those chivaIrous southern gentle
men. right on the record Many oI
urm do say that the reneal Of that time.
honored line, TO use their own words
was wrong, an injury and an outrage,
AL" ''"' II ouSht " Ue restored. l say
many Of you haze SO said to me- aud in
osmach as every gentleman from the
North has been challenged to give the
name OF any Southern man who has
dared to even breathe one word in favor
1t Free dom, therefore, to avoid being
asked so TO do, come up now to the CON-
Iess'onal, or shall without hesitation
name the gentlemen to tnjs convention.
Cheers and Laughter.l
"A, length Hon. Kennel, Ravner of
North CarolIua, arose and stated tina, he
had 80 sand, and took this occ,s;on to cav
r4at lie considered the repeal ot the Mis-.
sour Compr3mise wrong and an ont.
rage I, which the Nonl ouoht mn, ,o
submit. He sad if he lad heen a roem-
Der Of Congress- he would bav, had .is
rirht hand severed 6om his hodv hscora
he ,yoalt have coo<antsd +, tho ;o;,,i,r
Gov. Brown. or Tsnnes.oe said he ha1
stated il was wrong and minis, to rsn..l
t,af acr. bn, inasmurb as !, IVA. ,,ss.l
be- was onnosed to ag,,a,,,o oo ,ba snh
i.ct hv reins,a,iog il
-Four or +, . mara =, III. ,,;nt ,,,,
.,f.. a
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3tl1stfllancons.

speech OF Thos. Y. Ford, Esq.
Of Ohio - Delivered J1tao 1879, 1853
at The .N4..onak K. " Conuefton in
fhi'qddphia.
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Gs.5~ Ex- President Van Buren, has re.
grIed from bis tour IN Europe.