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Eo Farmers, Mechanics, 81 Ma
cssinisfs.
HARDWARE! HARDWARE!!

The subscribers offer for sale one of the
largest stocks of Hardware ever kept in thei-
establishment, consisting in part of the folr
lowing articles.
80 Sett Butchers & Filotson's Chisels,
% Witherbeys round face chisels,
800 planes, assorted,
100 sett knives and forks,
% doz Butcher knives,
10 g" extra self tpe3, ivory handle,
so " till locks,
10 " coffee mills,
% " glass knobs, assorted; 200 smoothing
irons, broad axes, hatchets, shovels, forks,
spades, circular and strait straw knives. cas-
teel; mill, cross cut and circular saws; patent
counter scales and weights; Tyler & Cobbs
patent haft brace and bits; anger and center
bits; spoke shave, shutter bolts, shutter fas-
tenings; pulleys; spiral door springs; 1000
rim and carpenters locks; 200 doz. butt hin
ges; lG00 gross screws, assorted; tenant and
hand saws; nails; assorted grind stones; TO
tary pump fixturas; clover and timothy seed;
beans; dried apples; 300 sacks salt; -four;
fish &C, @z
Dry Goods and Groceries, 5Iei.siIi e.s
a foil assortment, for sale at Burkes asssSs
old stand, Easton, Pa.
MILLER & BROTHER.
Easton, January 26, l554.-3mo
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DOCTOEI YOURSELF!
EfaG Pocket HIscUEaDEsss :
OR, EVERY ONE LIS OWN PHYsICIl


TIE ffiieih edition.
with Ole hundred engra.
wings, showing Diseases
q Malformaiions of the
Human System IN every
! shape and form. To
which is added a trea-
ties on the Diseases of
Females, being of the
highest importance TO
married people, or those
contemplating marriage.
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ZIG REMEDYEORWo

The testimony in its favor is over
whe ming The proprietors are daily in
receipt of etters and certificates, going
to prove its remarkable efficiency to all
eases of worms, both in chi dren and a.
du IS. The relief given, and the immcdi-
ate improvement of health which follow
its use, has called the attention of physi-
clans to this article, and they freely re-
commend 4 prescribe it in their practice.
Tile retail price IS 25 cents per riaz schich
brings az acltjtin the means Of all.
Brooklyn, L. I. January 10, 1847.
| do certify that gave one bottle of
b. A. Fahnestock's Virmifuge tony child,
and IN seAen hours it passed % large
worms. Any persan doubling this may
apply for further Information at my resi-
dence corner Of York and Jackson SITS.
JAMES McCAFFREY.
PoughkeepSie, N. Y. March 2, 1914
| certify, that I took two vials of B. A.
Fahnestock'S Virmifuge, which | found
to be the greatest cure for worms | have
ever used. | have been troubled with
tape worms for number of years, and |
have never found so good medicine as
B. A. Fanestoek's Virmifuge. l there
fore recommend it.
MARTHA Cliff.
The public is cautioned against eoun-
;erfeits and spurious articles, and to put
40 confidence in statements that Kolm-
tock's, and IS. Fahnestock's Virmifuge,
ire the same or as good as the only gem
line article, which is B. H. F6hneaOck,s
FOR sale in Stroudsburg, by T. SchocA
8 SOAP.-Fine scented Soaps for wash
? ing and shaving-a'so the celebrated
having cream, for sale by
SAMUEL MELICK
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MARTHA CLIFF.

SOAP.-Fine scented Soaps for wash
- ing and shaving-aIso the celebrated
shaving cream, for sale by
SAMUEL MELICK
Strou dsbuTg, January 1856.
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List Of articles to be found at
8, Melick's JeVeiry Store,

Watches, Clocks, and
Jewelry, Silver & Brit
tania ware; Spectacles;
Books and Stationery
fine perfumery, guns &
pistols; gun tubes, locks
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NKw Sur o Boysros, Smith, from - for Apaiach-
cola put into New Orleani 18th inst esky for repairs
SNIP FRANCHISE ashore in Cardigan Bay, halls from
Charleston formerly Of Newburyport shs was valued at
t2V, and WA insured at the following Boston Offices;
New England Mutual. $1,000 Alliance $1,000. Equitable
sHip EVA mot "HeavorD, Philbrook of and from New
Orleans for Trieste went ashore and bged about 18th ut
on Beach Key fourteen miles TO the southwark Of Gun Key
Light The ship 10 total loss Her consisting Of
cotton, will be saved About half 81 had been taken
out dry the balance will DO saved In damaged state
BARK DgLAwARIAN, at Baltimore from Rio Janero 18th
jan the second day out sprung sesk which kept the
pump constantly and the nth Feb had sucoes
sion OF heavy norhery gales was ~ days Of Cape Hat.
tera la ii ~ Ion 90 " W. and short OF provson for Is
days androur times supplied. On the 9Th inst Is n Ion
Tlow, experienced severe gale from the sw 70 NJ the
bark bng rails under for ten hours
completely her; again the 10th, lat IS no. lon W.
encountered terrific gale from INV csung the vessel
he sinking condition for six hours Weather
moJr.ns slsls The crew enabled free her decks
and hold 81 water Was soundinss north Of
for days. including cay, Csps Henry
thick fog and esstsriy winds.
BARH Hcaruwoop IN collision with ship California
Packet In Hampton Roads 10 neither saky asksrs
sreserssA IN sops psps, eus sonsideyssly iaisrS ~
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NEWS FROM BERMUDA.-Ths brig Penguin, Captain
Warrington, arrived yesterday from Bermuda with ad-

NEWS FROM BERMUpA-Ths brig Penguin, Captain
Wellington, arrived yesterday from Bermuda with ad
vices to the 18th instant
The Ga:ette Of the 18th says =
The cholera, pleased to learn had entirely dis
appeared at Salt Cay, Turks Islands twas perfectly
healthy at Grand Cay.
It will be noticed reference to advertising
lumns, that the steamer Ospray, Captain Greetham,
which left here for St. Thomas Saturday week. is
nounced to leave these Islands for Philadelphia about the
10th April next We understand that her fully
expect TO secure the grant Of money by the Legislature
Of pemarara for running steamer between George
town, Barbados, Bermuda and New York, and also
understand that they prepared to 60 either TO Phia
eelpha to New York. Another fine steamer, pro-
peller named the Grand State owned by the same gen.
tlemsn, Is ready TO be placed on the lice.
At late hour last evening we received files OF the
Turks Islands Standard to the Oath ultmo but they
contain nothing of interest.
Tho Brmud,an Of the It'll instant, says
The weather has been beautifully fine since the pre-
sent week mmenced; and we are glad to be able TO
state that the injury to the growing crops of potatoes
and onions from the recent stormy weather turns out
to be comparatively trivial.
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MARITIME INTELLIGENCE
Port or New York, March 90, 1855.
CLEARED.

CLEARED
sss snJD.a sns Lasn s.s
SNIP SNIP soSk y
Ship st Charles Conway New Orleans. Stanton ThOmp
Bril- 40 mes, Nichols, Cork, eager Co.
Bark jichbOrn, Randell, oporto, Walsh, Carver 4
Bark Lilly, Abbott, Gothenberg, Punch a Meincks
B BT,s N,Ssy s WITH
Brig Franklin SBr), Chute 81 John MENUS Sons
SMITH, Ad s3y bnep
sehr r II HURLEY Hammond, Alexandria Abbott Dodge
sohr L c Watts Watts, Kennis Landing, Va, Snow 4
,scRr 7 Randolph. Endicoss, Plymouth, johnson &
sehr n Warren, Chapman, New Haven, master.
schr W II Bowen, Halleck, Providence, master.
sehr Nightingale, Hull PEoyidenee, master
Steamer Beverly smith, fhiadeiphia, IL Thompson
ARRIVED.
Ship Brewster Weeks sagua la Grande 10 days with
gar and mOasse to storcr Stephenson vessel to Dow
Bark Velocity Morrill, sayanla. q days. with hides
Barr Paul DSFS March with
& fsrnG s:y h w
BrE As.ncs TGrw Ccndhf.p Rochelle q days with
Big cson.s !ss,: bsrhss M.y,guss PR, q days. with
heavy weather on the passage March TO- ii lon 70
decks
Brig Kate Heath Chase cardenas II days With sugar 70
lask West Indies for New York; 2is Aosecom
ing distant eight miles passed fore and aft sc sunk
all her sails set and about onethird of her out Of
water.
Brig Penguin lBr) Warrington, Bermuda 10 days, with
molssses, to Middleton Co.
Brig Sea Duck (of Portsmouth. MIL Dryer New Orleans,
10 days with and molssses to Brigham Expert.
eneed heavy and NV gales d.rng the last i've days. split
sails, &c.
Brig Ateona stsilnecht, jacksonville days, with lum
bef, 10 r Read.
!.s.s hasSsy sT sIs ssn:
Scbr Packet tof nampdenl, Downs, Frankfort days.
Schr Tiger, -. Saco, Me-
schr Merchant, Kelley, Wellfeet.
Schr Abbott Lawrence, Allen, Boston, days.
Scbr Wonder, French, Providence.
Schr Dean, Long, Provincetown.
Schr Chas Allston, Wright, Provinoetown.
BELOW.
Bark Sea Duck Breard IS days from New Orleans to
Brgham-by pilotboat Waterbury.
Wind during the day from SW, and frcsh.
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Memoranda.

hssiSa vEssyLThe Baltimore Patriot says that appre-
tensions are felt for the safety Of the brig Wright
that port She left Baltimore the Sd Of October
Rio Janero and has not been heard from since being
40 days She vessel, her first voyage
dell Of Baltimore Besides the captain her consisted
Of mate, hve aud cook The Of two Thos
Murphy and James Holland only known.
cook was coored The probabilities says the Patriot
that nothing will be heard Of the brig her
LAuScHKp-The splendid elegant tuilt ship Lancas
ter launched h from the shpyar OF Mesrs Vaughan
Lynn, Kensns ton Philadelphia The Is 400 tons bur
then has three dects length @ feet breadth Of IS
Burton who intend her for the Liverpool trade
command Of Capt Peter Ocean.
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Important but Melancholy Political Cores
pondenoe.
HON. JAMES L. ORR, N. Q. OF SOUTH cARoLISA,
TO oAPTAN nAIAH RYNDxRs AND OTHERS, TAM
MANY HALL, NEW YORK.
WASHINGTON March 4, 1855.
GprIuur-I have delayed responding to your cordial
invitation to attend at and address the democracy OF
New York on the It'll inst with the confident expecta
ton that would DO able to accept 1t.
circumstance over which could have NO control
regret now to say will deny me that. pleasure. am
compelled to leave this afternoon for my home.
The disasters of the democratic party in the Empire
State admonish all of It's members who devoted to
principles Of the necessity Of abjurng intestine dvi
sions and uniting under the common colors
Of the democratic faith.
What have your ds ensons resulted IMP Look the
old democratic field and see where its camp fires
Illuminated the horizon the lurid glare Of all isms
sends up its hateful blaze. The enemy has pos
sessd himself not only of the ouposts but OF the ca
del ITSELF Your Senators gona your representatives
In the federal legislature gone; your State egsa-
tuIe is gone, and your chief executive is gone. Who
anticipated the day when your banners were in
such humiliation, doomed to trail In the dust
enemies lett 70 oppose your principesS Let the
present condition OF State and federal Legislature
xsS and Guess rssreSa WAY WSsn Is II to end
anc when will the time arrive when brotherly concord
shall be restored Your meeting and It's purposes en-
courages hope. trust 1t may be the opening OF new
and cheerful volume than the just closed It Is
well that you should organize. The signs Of the times
than have yet them This fair fabric is only to
be preserved by crushing out faction and building up
national men in your midst Much OF the hopes 81 me
fanaticism is permanently to overwhelm them, see
nothing hopeful in the perspective / earnestly hope
your meeting will cement the friendship Of all the fra
ternty and that when you unurl your banner to the
breeze, you will have inscribed upon ts folds such
nd and ycifA t1uaia
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NEW YORK LEGISLATURES.


ALBANY, March %, 1856.
HILLS RxroRuD.
The Academy Appropriation Law.
The New York Fire Departments bin.
Mr. BROOKS presented written report In relation to
the New G anada Improvement Transportation bill.
Mr. CLARK reported adversely to the folio wing bills: To
abolish Marine Courts in relation TO the Brooklyn City
Courts. The reports were agreed to-
Mr. CLARK reported against the application to open
Schenck street, Brooklyn
Mr. srxsc.H reported favOrably the Commissioners
Mr.. BARR reported bill to leealize the acts of the
Supervisors Of New York, and allowing Sunday pay to
Justices clerks
BILLS INTRODUCED.
To incorporate the Honduras Inter Oceanic steam
Navigation Company.
To define the law relative to sight drafts.
To .m.ud the charter Of the Brooklyn Gas Company
To incorporate the Merchants Signal Flag Code.
For loan in Kings County Lunatic Asylum.
To amend the charter Of the Fire Department
Brooklyn.
To amend the Brooklyn Consolidation act.
Mr. ROBERTSON proposed q series of resolutions rela-
tive to slavery, denounciDg the Nebraska bill and the
Fugitive Slave act.
The Senate then went In TO executive session
Recess till four O'Clock.
EVENING SESSION.
ALBANY, March %, 1855.
The consideration Of the Temperance bill was re-
sumed.
Mr. CLARK moved to strike out the clause which allows
search and seizure without process Lost.
II also moved to strike out the clause which makes
IL unlawful and crime TO get intoxicated. Lost.
The section then modified so as to make 1t an
offence to get intoxicated in any store tavern, grocery
street, or other public place.
Mr. BROOKS moved to strike out the transportation OF
iqaor clause. Lost
The committee rose
Mr.. IIcKRNsoS moved to select committee, pending
which the Senate adjouI ned.
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Married.

On Thursday, March a. by the Rev. Or. Thomson,
Al 81 Pauls Church, Hoboken, the I'D inst by
the Rev " Bruce rector OF the parish, JostPH HENRY
BRAxHALL Of Csremoput N j., 70 Mss EfIASA THERESA
N. J..
In Newark, N. j., at Trinity Church, on Monday,
March 10, BY the Rev. Mr.. Henderson, W. Y. ADAMS TO
EMMA C. BoiIys, daughter Of Nathan Bolles Esq.
Boston papers please copy.
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On Wednesday evening, March Il, HILaH BgRGn wife
OF John g. Morrison, aged SO years.
The friends OF the family, OF her son. Christiaa b
Morrison, and OF ter sonsiu.I.v, william w. Spies
Elisha Robbsns william Post and Pierre Humbert ar
respectfully invited 10 attend the funeral from her se
rsdssce, No. 81 East Thirteth street, this d.sraos
a. O'Clock
In Brosllyn on Tuesday evening, Na.ch ~ clrusrpi
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HARBoR ENCRoACHMESTs.
The New York Harbor Encroachment bill was reported
by committee Of nine.
Mr. RHODES objected to the bill going to select
mtee to report complete, and moved its reference to
committee of the whole house. which, after debate
DONE and the bill made special order for Tuesday The
final vote will be taken on Thursday.
The bill restraining banks Of issue from acting as
savings banks as also reported by the same committee
but the House ordered It TO be taken out and put in
The annual report Of the American Institute was
The nsjohare Claim bills were taken up, and all
dered to third reading.
Several remonstrances against the toll on railroads
were presented.
Mr. WEED reported number OF bills t to be reported
complete; among them, TO regulate the liability of hotel
keepers; to amend the charter Of the New ;s6 Gas
OF New York; TO punish stealing and .2egng railroad
tickets better security OF lives ferry boats
relative to the District Courts snas OF New YORK.
Mr.. F. W. PALMER, in relation to moneys levied on
masters, mates, &c, tor passengers arriving at New
York. Also, relative to excursions by steamboats,.
Also, in relation to unclaimed express freights.
Mr.. BoYSros, requiring makers Of butter frkins
when manufactured. Ordered to third reading
Mr.. oKnTE brought in bill to charter the Metro
Mr.. PxTTY brought in a bill In relation to the police
court clerks in the city of New York. and their duties
Mr. RIDER, to supply the village of Flushing with pure
water.
Mr. SrHDBNs to provide for additional compensation
to Jurors attending Courts Of Record excepting certain
Mr.. ROBINSON, declare the intention OF the law
atye to insurance companies. Referred to be reported
complete
Mr.. VANS brought in bill in relation to the police
justices and keeper Of the cells in the late city of VIII
iausbarg.
the more sfectua prevention OF fires in the city OF New
York.
Mr.. ArKRS brought in bill in relation TO the supe-
ror Court OF the city of New York and Court OF Common
Pleas.
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Herald Marine Correspoudepc.

PHILADELPHIA March - PM-Arr bark Tanmany
Steenan, New Orleans; schrs Margaret Ross Miller
-; Almatin Btase and Chas A Hecksher, Stubs
NYork; Adelaide Nieherson New Bedford: Two Brothers
White, Chincotesguei Monte Christie. Psckham Norwich
ID Wietts, Smith. New London.
Cid tteamsrs Granite State Flowers Boston; Delaware
copes, New York; bark Hand MArshman, New Orleans
scbrs Cbas Hechsher Stubhs Fall River; Romp Reed
Ntponset; Asrrsret Ross, Miller West Point; b VIII
htts. smith, New London; r King, Leeds, Norfolk.
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nsrkable bsh, whose appearance Ia always productive
OF sensation among our fishermen, was forwarded to
this morning from Edgartown by the expresses Of
Messrs Mayhem and Hatch, Gray & Co. 1t il fine,
portly, handsome specimen Of fsn.-Boston Journal,
March %.
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HARVARD CoLLEGE-At the meeting Of the board
Of overseers In the senate chamber Thursday aftsr
noon James Russell Lowell confirmed as psofesso,
OF bellies letrss in place OF Mr. Longeiow by is yo,es
blank The rules to govern Miss Plum uers nav pro,
fesscrship we're referred TO COMMITTEES OF eve Rev y
D. Hantington's nomination 70 NE "Phommer profss.
sorship was laid on the tabs Emory wsshsurn vas
ocnarmed-1s ballots blanks-as lecturer 10 the Lsv
School vice G. Iorng. Adjourned 10 Thursiay April
II -Bostrn Post, March %.
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YANKEE CLocxxAxne-wHAr BECOMES OF ALL

YANKEE CL0CKMAKMG-WHAT BECOMES OF ALL
THE rcKERsSThe clock business Of the country and
Of the world Is done in Connecticut II is thought that
the capital yearly invested Is $500 00O and that
the annual business amounts TO 81 0O0 or this
onehan Ia done in this city fourth in Bristol and
one fourth in Plymouth; and from it 1000 men, with
families, der3ve their entire support
The number Of clocks made by the Jerome Manufac-
turing Company, of New Haven, IL 200 900 year, 20
600 per month and 500 pr day. embracing fifty distinct
varieties The highest Wholesale price per dozen $780,
the lowest $l0 To produce these they annually
IN folrn x;u = xiaI.
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Ork
.NEwBUkYPoRr-sld March q schr Heron, kl0orn.
rhons. M.yssusI, Pr 10Th uis Vi. SIondon Isabel
Jones. NYork sid sokrs Ann Eliza philadslphia Ellen
NEW oRIEANs-cld March Is ships woymou.h, Elliott,
Livs.pGSlj Caspian Percy B0''D bark Reindeer Law
:a sSEE: ns,fsS SH' ass si:si
bark Jenny LIND B@nee NYSrh brss Hsnry aiShri.s
tsss Sss 'Ss sn c:Et '.'aa.''
h Is isE s s SsF
On wsls schrs Calvin Stevens Vera Crua Maine Law.
March AM s.,t q jar, .,s. tn
assee s'f pos., rsnS ca WIN Sanford Culver Norfolk
Tnp s'R ..a s.' &
baf S sss 20 . SS Hampton Sylvester and
cy'ns Palace Shp chm rad. Ss Ga
2is ship. c.ifornis Packet Gardner bsfsre repors
AZ. from e.ss :sh.. S:'I'' DROVE, 5. SssTs
Ssss bs:ss.: Sks.s ag:sy.: ~
ifsiis I,Is. P.rsn.Ssh IN; SiS cys.sii
Ysr "a .i S. jy ss
yi ;1. 4 s:.'A q En- II Rs En-
.ss :'es ss'is ;r 9
Or, New York. cbri. Ies.er Snow Cambridge scott .sd
Sriss:psI.; Ann baker, Mason quincy s;s;:, WI.
shaw csnSsids 1r.lsnd Fr.al. cSsi:ss frSs
FTibh New Bedford; steamer Bristol, Canning, NYork
PoRTLAED-Arr March q schr Clementins stacy,
Mcintyre Georgetown Cleared bark Cabasa Littsjohn
hsntanzAs brigs Flying Eagle OF LincoInviis IA ~
a5ths tons Geo Drinkwater Cienfuegos Sid banks A y
yennes, Hale, Eaton, Ionic brgs Yankee, Eston
hsrrthew Young Republic Washington; schrs Geo Brooks
S,etson, philadelphia; Y Lewis, Croweil, New York.
PkOHIDENCE-Arr March % propeller osprsy, Kenney,
NSrk; SsooP Rhode island, Hull, do. Sid schrs 5
Meldin smith, PhiladslphA; Mary Lane Gardner asd
WIN smith, Smith. Nyork; VIM Hone Bartlett, Norfolk;
sloor Charles Parish Erork-
PRoyINCEI0wN- Put in March = brig Planet Rider.
from salem 18th for Cape verd Islsnds
RICHMOND Arr March q schr c r Brown, xcKeas
.RocKLAND-CId March II schr Mt Hope. Post, New
York -
sAIEM-Arr March 10 schrs Sarah Jane, Warren, Nov
York; goth, Fulton, Jaques Alexandria Freeman, Chap
man NYorh; 2lst, John Tyler, Paine Norfolk sid 2th,
bark Arthur Pickeng Zsnrbar schr Sarah Moore, Goa
sins wilmington Nc 2is., brig Atshspss HASKELL Phiia-
'sHvANNAH-Arr March Il rs ship Express, Burdisk,
NYork; Dutch gaiiot Mergenstern, Ruggh. Nieuw Dsp
Holland CId ships Netreshs. Bestmann, Brcmen Onsca
Weston Liverpool New Yorh. Edwards, Boston; Be bars
Art isS. ars. Rob.r, mis-, xessir, and mary Elisa
both Rydss EYork; schr Loyal Scranton Le~den, IL.
Below ship jobs Albert, and several other vessels.
SAN FRANCIsCO-Ar Feb Is level ship Lotus, Lsckie,
ST. MARxs-Ia port March Il brig s.msca, Murray. s<
NWrlsiNGTos, Ec-Arr MARCH % sshs Grace Dsr,,.<.
oeodrieh Boeseu zist brsg was. smith, Nrsrk schr
chss NILS, saith, do. CID coth, sehr Petut Az.
tfSvs, a.
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citizen be witness in law courts or TO hold Office
account Of his religious or irregious opinions
We Of the opinion that The position persons hold
ing Office under the Pope In this country be consid
cred within those parts Of the constitution which forbid
TO accept Offices titles from princes foreign States
and that commits who aids these enemies Of the
United States.
ave demand therefore in the interests Of the republic
that the Of power Of the Pope by Of bishops
and other officials in the United States be stopped that his
ntermeddng with the affairs Of citizens be energc
e prevented and that the order Of Jesus be treated
open enemies OF the republic
ON the school question they say among other things
that the State is in duty bound youth but
inasmach as many poor parents obliged account
Of their limited circumstances send their children to
work. instead Of schools Of opinion for humanity
sake that the State should give subsistence clothing
schoobooks and necessary shelter in mansions erected
for that especial purpose the children Of all parents who
demand II who may have proved that such may be
cessaryi because, without such provision the benefits OF
education only accessible children Of those having
means, to those Of the riehn
This platform, being published in spring Of 1854,
translated into English, and published throughout
the Union with various comments
You remember the i'll treatment which Bedin received
from the Freemen Of Cincinnati in January 1854 and the
demonstration which followed in the United States Senate
but sou are probably that few weeks after
wards German paper published at Milwaukee, Wiscon-
sin, issued number containing wood-cut representing
Ca Clayton Mason and other senators in the act Of kiss
ing the slippers of the Pope, and that copy of it was
placed upon the desk Of each Two days after
wards Senator Thompson of Kentucky made his speech
against ioreignesthe first symptom OF the knownothng
malaria
During the late elections was the red republican wing
of the German population especially which voted against
the candidates of the democratic party and though hating
the order they hated slavery and the Jesuts still more
and did object go with know-nothngs in arm
because they aim the resutthe total disorgani-
cation of the old partieshowever much they may differ
with them a to what is TO follow next
In conclusion permit say that the great body OF
the German population loyal the Union and the
sttuton The elements already in the wane--they
have overreached themselves few years more and red
republicansm will be reckoned among the things that
were For the present even it is maHm ciamoris paran
aRaei