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The Kansas herald of freedom., 1856-02-16
Pork! Pork!.

T WOULD advise everybody not 30 eat Pork, if
i they can get any otter kind of food; but TO
those who are determined to eat pork, let me
say word Call and see mine, and ascertain
who sells it the cheapest, before you purchase
elsewhere. c. STEARNS, 10 Mass. st.
febl6-tf
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Allen & Gordon.

IDEALERE il Dry Goods, Provisions and
II Groceries, Topeka, Z. T. Cal and exam
ne. iJunele, 1sS5.-tf. !
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DIED.

In Lawrence. K. T., on the 10th inst, aged ID
years and months, ROBERT CHARLES, son of
the Rev. Richard knight, late of Holyake, Mass.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1856-02-16
n. MCRACKEN.

UTHOLESALE aud retail Grocer, and Com
w mission Merchan,, On Water street, south
of Cherokee, Leayenworth City, L. T. febis-iy
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1856-02-16
JOHN DEERES
CELEBRATED MOLINE PL0W

WHICH WAS AWARDED THREE FIRST PEEMIUNs
AT THE ILLINOIS STATE FAIR, IN 1866.
THE subscriber is permanently located at
/ Moline, on the Missjssipni river. three miles
above Rock Island, and being the Pioneer Plow
maker in the Western States-haying been en-
gagged exclusively in the Plow making business
IN this State for the last eighteen years-he fat
ters himself that with his present facilities be is
able to offer the farming community larger
and better assortment of Flows than any other
manufacturer in the West. The very best of
stock is now used, and none but the best and
most experienced worknen are employed in
their manufacture. ANY of the following list
of Plows can be furnished at wholesale or retail
on short notice, and can be forwarded to any
point on the Missouri river in the season OF nav
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1856-02-16
Nearly Gone.

T HAVE small quantity left yet of that oj
i cent butter. Those who come the quickest,
win be the most likely to get it.
febl6-tf C. STEARNS, 10 Mass. st.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1856-02-16
/, German steel, steel Landslide clippers.

No. 3, German c. steel, deer tiIler, clipper style
Double and single shovel plows, and tooth
cultivators.
Having obtained the right to manufacture and
sell the celebrated
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1856-02-16

EPaRAIM MUTE, JR.
CHARLES RoBINsoN,
6. w. DEITsLER,
E. D. LADD.
B. w. Woodward,
6. w. BRowE,
S. +. TAPPAs.
g. w. HUTcEISsos,
ABRAM WILDER,
MoaR1s HUM,
WH. EurcHIssoS.
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Acknowledgements

Of Receipts far HERALD OF FREEDOM fo
HseE ending Feb Is. 80.
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by the children of the Sunday schools.
The Unitarian Association had given
sixty yolrmns to begin parish library,
and an addition had been made to this
by Messrs. Little d. Brown, booksellers,
1t was expected that plans would be
adopted in Boston, during the winter, by
which complete and valuable parish Ii
brary would be secured. Encourage
ment had also been received in regard to
an organ. The bell-to be cast express
ly for the purpose, with a suitable in
scription-was to be the gift of single
individual, and the clock for the tower,
in case no one appeared to furnish it, had
been pledged by some of the young men
of Boston.
Mr.. w. stated that he had authority to
draw for the funds, and to superintend
the work. The excavation had been
made, the stone material was upon the
ground. and he had contracted for the
lumber, and as soon as the weather would
admit of it, be should push it on vigor-
ously to completion.
In SO far as these funds were to remain
in the Territory, subject to transferments
for religious and educational purposes
they would be public benefit. He be
lieyed that both the hearts and purses o
our friends East, were still open, and, q:
our needs required, would still respond
Let the church and school house appea
simultaneous with the habitation of ths
pioneer, and We should be a happy ane
prosperous community.
Mr. Whitman was followed by the Rev
] Mute. saying what the modesty Of Mr
". prevented him from saying: tha
Demoine courier., 1856-05-15
From the Oskaloosa Herald

seAAN
Ara meeting Of the members Of the
Bar. of the 3 Judicial District, convened
q, The Court House, in Sligo ,rney, Keo.
kuk county Iowa. Hon William II.
Sewers Of Mahaska was called to III.
chair, and Hon s. i. Start Of Keokuk,
appointed Secretary.
The objec, OF The meeting was stated
BY Hon Charles Majors, Of Jefferson.
Whereupon the folling Resolutions
presented BY Hon ]. &. Knapp, of Van
Buren,. were unanimously adopted.
Resolved. That 10 the Hon Gales
BALDWIN. We recognize the sound juriss,
and the jus, and impartial Judge; sno one
who during his administration has given
entire satisfaction 10 both Attorneys and
Suitors.
Reached. Tha, in his retirement, from
The bench. he carries with him 10 the
walks Of private life. the best and kind.
o., wishes Of ali with whom he has hat
official intercourse.
Resolued. That The proceedings o.
this meeting, be published 10 the papers
OF the District.
WV. H. SEWERS. Chairman. {,
s. E. START. Secretary.
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School Meeting We hope nom of
our citizens will forge. the School Nee,
ing at the Cour, House on Monday eve
ming next. The question whether this
District will build a Public School House
adequate 10 The wants Of the Dis,ric. or
not, will then probably DO decided
From what we can learn ihere will be a
diversity Of opinion on cha. subject,
and il is to be hoped that every voler win
60 10 tho meeting. and 60 prepared 10
advocate and sustain the best interests oil
the public in this matter. In the discuss
ions which have heretofore beeh had on
This subject. there has been an apparent
general concurrence in the e x2ediency
and necessity Of building q good House;
but thus far the main point was distant.
As the lime for de- 6nite action draws nigh.
and the IDEA of the ces takes form. and
shape. we understand ina, a strenuous
opposition is forming. lii ely 10 become
formidable enough to defeat ,,ke project,
or put il in a shape that would be worse
than defeat, unless the friends of ,ne
measure go to the masting prepared wild
argument and votes.
Demoine courier., 1856-05-15
New York. Mat ~.


A private letter from Panama, d,ted
the 9th, slaves that among the arrivals at
tina, port was the Ship daylight, in ,ow
OF tho steamship Cores, IRON San,
whence shey made their escape on The
night of the lsi of April, together With
The ship Continent and The U. Blact.a
Califorria packet. They were ,hrea;-
enod wiM seizure bs she forces Of Walk
err
A letter { The Herald from Nicaragua
says The commissioners rent by this
government 10 San Salvador have been
well received, and that State is desiring
friendly relations with Nicaragua aad
just refused co operation with Giutema-
la, in the league with Honduras aad Cos
Ia Rica. This Ssae conntermanded the
eapply Of arns and man Ia Honduras
and dishanded its army.
Demoine courier., 1856-05-15
County Convention.

The Republicans of Wapello
County, are requested to meet at
Ottumwa, on Saturday the Gath
inst, at O'Clock P. NJ, for the
purpose Of appointing delegates
to the Congressional Convention
which meets at Ottumwa on the
9th Of June, and to transact such
other business as may be brought
before the Convention.
R. II. WARDEN, China, /
Central Committee.
Demoine courier., 1856-05-15
BosroN, May Z.

The American Stale council met here
this afternoon and one hundred and for
~ nine councils were represented by
27s delegates. % the End ballot Hon
M G Cobb, Of the Governors Council,
FilImoreitc, was elected president, having
I5S to lie. For Lieu. Gov Benchley,
anti. Fitlmoreiia. The officers Of the
council were also elected by the party
supposed TO represen. Fillmore.
Mr. White Of Medasay offered reso
lu,ions repudiaung the nomination OF
Fillmore, and claimed in favor Of a rep
reservation Of The ballo,ing American
Convention. Mids, great excitement the
res solutions were laid on the table by .
decided majority.
MI Ely of Newton offered resolutions
in favor Of the American party uniting to
save the State in The coming election, al
lowing each member Of the party to vote
az he thinks best in Presidential matters.
A long debate ensued during which the
anil Fillmorei,es declared the failure 10
r~epudiate the presen. national nomina.
lions woull destroy tae American party
in Massachusetts.
The announcement that New Namp.
shire had repudia.ed Fillmore. was read
with cheers groans and hisses.
The Ely resolutions were laid on the
table. to be taken up al the hour Of nine
O'Clock.
The Fillmore delegates lef, the Honse.
and are now using the Adams House.
They vii! probably issue a call for a con
vehtion 10 elect The delegates 10 the N Y
Of July 18th.
The boilers from the American State
Council held a session in the Adams
House last evening. adopted a resolution
repudiaung the Fillmore and Donelson
nomination. and also electing delegates to
the An,i-Fillmore Council which meets
al New York l2,h OF June.
Demoine courier., 1856-05-15
New ORLEANS, May o,

The European advices by The North
America had a favorable effect on our
Cotton Market; prices are becoming sihd.
cr though no, quotably higher. The
sales to-day amounted to 10000 bales at
at l0{alos for midling. Sugar aivanc-
ed slightly. and 10 quoted al 7a7a; Mo
i~asses. 37a; Ohio Flour. 81 IL; Mix
ed Corn 44a45, Mess Pork a shade low
er and selling at seas 10; Lard ! lower
-prime sslhDg for 81. Cotton Liver
pool ell 80; Seconds TO Havre {: Slerl
ing Exchange %.
A sever Storm occurred in this vicini-
" yesterday. AT Baton ROGUE several
~buildinge were ove,hrown and consider.
able other damage done.
Demoine courier., 1856-05-15
BurlingtOn MARKET.

WHEAr.-Spring rs 10 90c; Fell 80
10 OIL, good white would bring 81 Is.
CoRK-No sales and none offering.
10 OATs.--20 10 22c.
BARLEy-None in market and no fix
ed price.
ELouR-Ciiy mills % by drsy load.
SREps-Ths season 10 100 tar advanc.
Cd. No sales except in retail way.
APPLEs-Gcod sdply 20.
\ PgAcHEs-6c.
HIDEs-Dry IL TO IL. green 4.
BUTyER-Nice roll zoe.
Eo0s-6ae.
PRovIsIoNs-Ws are mol able 10 oh.
tain any definite inforinatiou about sales
or the future prospects. A large quaint
~ Of Bulk mea, and hams having been
shipped 10 the south. and some lard and
barrelled pork forwarded by rail, Az
there has been no disposition 10 recsds
from former offers We give Las. weeks
quotations az prices AT 2resen. date
MEss PoRL-1l4 80.
Bulk MEAs-6t to &c Tor round lots.
LAaD-Firm a, ei.-Daity Tel.
Demoine courier., 1856-05-15
w %asbiup,on. Nav 2

There is no doubt but that the G. '.
ernmont will take prompt measures rel
alive to the ou,rages a, Panama. The
Secretary Of the Navy supposed .hs, the
sIoop 81. Mary 10 by this ,ime under The
s,ru;,ions Of her orderly Cor q cruise
but an additional vessel Of wsr will be
dispatched from the Atlantic coast. As
The Orders have ne. been ye, issued j, is
highly probable lha.a commissioner will
be sent thsre 10 ascertain the facts Of The
case.
Demoine courier., 1856-05-15

doctrine, the Srui, Of the Nebraska Bill,
which mus, be sresisted both on account
Of the wellbeing of the Territories them.
selves, but also because il is but a pre-.
liminary step 10 The assertion Of the more
startling doctrine OF the right of slavery
TO the protection OF the Federal govern,
ment every where, a doctrine the same in
principle. the difference consisting only
in she extent Of it's application; for if
slaves may be held under The cons,i,u.
non sndiaws of the Fe6esalsG Government
in the Territories, they -m,y be hslc un'
der those laws 10 Iowa. for everybody
knows that The Constitution and laws
Of the United States are paramount. TO
all State Legislation and Constitutions.
Now is the time 10 resist and oppose
there novel and mos, dangerous doctrines
They u be resisted a, the coming e
l%ecsions or they never can be successfully
opposed. ~ ytesE ~
Ths imminence oil the danger, and
the brevity of time, both call in loud
upon those who are opposed to
Them, who would give the principles. in.
stitu,iors and labor Of the free States,
at leas, an equal chance with the insii,u.
ton OF Slavery, 10 unite in the support
of an organization under The name of
Republican, or any other name, or no
name hu, An,i.N ebra.ka il you please,
which alone ran be relied upon 10 make
efTec,ual resistance. 0tei
This question has bsen sgita,ing the
country in some shape for thirty years,
and i. is time j. vas put to sleep-a
sleep that can hope Cor 90 waking. Il
will be decided IN November one way or
The other. If The Anti. Nebraska serti.
men. Of the Country can be brough. to
act together il will be decided in favor Of
Freedom in The Territories. and slavery
will be driven back to irs lair in the
Slave States, 10 ire, and wear itself GU,
by q necessary law of It's own being.
Let then all sincere Antic N ebra ska
me0 in Wspello County pull off their
and go to work. There il no time
10 loose. We sgain call attention 10 the
County Convention on ih4 2 Oh. We
hope that notwithstanding tie busy sea.
son Of the year. ever. friend OF the
cause will feel tito be q matter of person.
al duty TO turn out, and devote one day
to the WORK OF organization.
Demoine courier., 1856-05-15
NEw YoRK, May 8

The annual meeting of the American
Board Of C mmissioners for foreign Mls.
sions, was held in ,he Tabernacle ,hi. A
M. Hon + Frelinghuysen, assisted BY
Rev DR. Dewitt, and ex-C Chancellor Wal.
worth presided. Addresses were made
by Messrs Fsirbank. VI Bombay, E w
Clara, of Honolulu, ] McLeasned and
Donald Frazer, Of Montreal.
The rsreip,s Of Board. have amount.
Cd ,ot2l7,ls4 81. Expenditures, 49,.
5U0. t
Demoine courier., 1856-05-15

An arrival at ,his port from Aspinwall
brings Nav Orleam dates To The 29lh.-
Everything was quie, at Panama. The
sfoop Of war ST Msry's had arrived
Her comman Ter had inquired into The
cause Of the late ou,rages. A warm cor
respondencs had taken place between
him and the Governor Of Panama. j. IS
believed The riot originated in a desire
for plumber
Demoine courier., 1856-05-15

RAILROAD BILL PAssED.--We learn
that q bill has passed Congress granting
alternate sections Of laud 10 the four
Railroads. in This Stale msking eastern
connections, and thar orders have been
issued fer she closing Of the Land Off
css. laaga "a ~ t@2u9a sA aa9 sE9eNA
tYWe learn that the Roads iacludsc
in this grans are the b. 4 M. r.; d. a.
M. R.: Lyons and Dui BoqSs Roads
The grant extends six miles on each side,
and when lands have been taken up are
allowed to 60 6f,een miies.- Doiy Tel;
egrapA.
Demoine courier., 1856-05-15
0 Crane for Iowa Railroads wv,

90 GFant fer Iowa Railroads We
give BY telegraph the GRAVITY ing intelIl-
gsnce Of gran, of 1000. 900 acres OF
Land 70 lh,s State TO aid in the coas.uc,
tlop Old other principallines Of Railroad.
the four being. says The Daily Telegraph
the B. e. NJ. r; the d. T. M. r. the
Lyons and Dubuque. Withou. previous
notice. this news is as unexpected as i,
Is gratifying. Itbears every appearance
Of authenticity. So = new day Of prosper.
ity cawns upon our noble slate. W.
have special reasons for rejoicing here,
being in the bill. a. has the counEy wesl
Of W.. Isl
Demoine courier., 1856-05-15
New Y DIRK, Nav 8.

The Washington Herald correspond.
enf states that the condnc. Of The British
war suthorities If San Juan. on the ar
rival OF the steamer Otizaba, about
the middle Of last month, in surrounding
.ha, vessel and exercising power over her
passengers, 10 deemed by our Govern.
ment as a flagran. breach Of duty. The
State Department has sent 10 New York
10 procure af1idaviis of all the facts pre-.
viors 10 the railing Of MI Champion to
account, as il was under his orders ,ha,
the Orizaba was interfered with. The
result Of this proceeding a, San Juan has
led to the determination to recognize the
administration through its repr esent.
tive.
As Don as Judge Evans. Of Texas can
obtain the floor, he will deliver a speech
in favor Of the repeal Of our neutrality
laws, and take strong grounds Tor the i'm
mediate recognition Of Nicaragua.
Those in the confidence OF The ad.
ministiation says that the new will no
received so loon as the next steamer ar.
rives, should Walker still be in pc yer.
The Marcolia predicts thar Walker and
his mer have all been hung before ,his.
The American Home Missionary So,
ciety celebrated it's annual anniversary at
The Tabernacle. Judge Jessups OF Pa.
presided. The speakers were Rev F X
Clark. Of New York. Rev Horace James
Of Worcester. and Rev Ly man Whiting
OF Portsmouth,.
The Treasurer's report s,a,es that du
ring The wear The receipts have been up
wards si93,00O, and expenditures abou,
$lS6 900.
The American Congregational Union
'heldits third anniversary in the church of
the Puri,ans. Addresses made by Rev
} B~uddingion, Rev MIR Drummond. Of
lie wistown, and Henry Ward Beecher.
Church building in Kansas was The prin.
cp>l subject Of discussion.
The Amefiean and Foreign Bible So.
held their nineteenth anniversary
nj The Baptist church in Olive street,
The Rev DR. II Welch presided.
Demoine courier., 1856-05-15
New YoRx Nav /,

aHf trsR NEW YORK May q.
The a~uniseTsary Of the New York
Coaonigau Society wac held Las, even.
ing in HE reformed Dutch Church, co
ner Of Fourth street. and Lafayette place.
The audience. vas select although mol
very numerous. Arson G.. Phelps pre-
sided. After the proceedings had been
opened with appropriated sexcsrcisee.-
DR.. d. Meudi,h read the 24ih annual
report, Of the society. The rspor, TO-
presents The affairs OF the ~society 10 be
10, . promising condition. The receipts
for the year including those for the edu.
cation funds, were nearly e4o.000.-
Expenditures nearly balauced the same.
The meeting was addressed BY Rev,
R. s. Finley. Of N. J., Rev. i. l.. Guy.
Der. of N. X, Rev. r h. sGurley, ol
Washington. Rev. A. D. Cills.. OF N,
f.agls sBsgsA Eaf Ail fst
During his remarks. Mr.. Cuyber We
hemen,ly lenoauced the repeal Of ths
Missouri Compsomise, end wal warmly
applaudsd. The annual meeting of ths
society was held alter the adjourumsn
Of the pablo meeting, when Arson G,
Phelps wss uaaniaously se-slec'ed Pres
idanl and Rev. J. B. Pinney correspon'
ding Secrs,ary. and series Of tssolu
lions were adopted. sat
Demoine courier., 1856-05-15

Arrival.-Among the arrivals Of the
pas. week, we have been happy TO see
our friend John r.. Wright. the celebrs.-
ed Mason Of Van Buren, Co. Mr. w.
has the contiact 10 convert The ANAL
noun .ain Of BRICK on Richards premises
into o three story Block, a feat which
he bids fair 10 accomplish in . few
days. 1919 hs
Demoine courier., 1856-05-15
PRovIprNcE, Nav 0.

The cotson mills in PowipckeL K. l.,
known as ken,'s Mile. owned by Mess
re- Thay er a. More, was destroyed BY
FIRE last night. II was used a. a cloth
printing manufa glory. The entire insu
sance is &36 600.
Demoine courier., 1856-05-15
Delegates. to the NattenalConea

delegates to the National.CoMeA
tiOn. 2
FRANCIS SPRINGER, Louisa.
6. d. CARPENTER. Linn.
F. H. WARRRN, Demoine.
H. A. WiLrsH, Dubuque. oa
JosERH w. Caldwell, Wapello.
). II. B. ARMSTRONG, Appanoose.
J.. B. HOWELL. Lee.
E.. MAINE, Vanburen.
Demoine courier., 1856-05-15
The time has come to Act.

Above will be found calls for Congress.
sion.l and county Conventions to which
the attention Of ihs opPorents Of Slavery
Extension IL invited.
These calls are addressed TO Republi
cans. bscause we presume that is the
name by which the larger portion Of the
Anti. Nebraska men throughout the
Country are known, and because j. ia a,
2ressh. the only real organisation around
which the friends of freedom in the Ter.
~risories can rally.
The Republican Party is no. success.
or TO any Of the old orgarizaiions, nor is
il a fusion Of any Of the p~re-exis,ing
parties Of. the Country. il is more pro-
perly defined TO be q fusion Of ind;vidu.
ale who have withcrawn their support
from the Democratic, the Wing, the A:
merican, the Free Sol. and the Abolition
Parties OF the past, and united 10 an en-
sirely new organization in order that, UNI
embarrassed b, old party names, jealou.
ses and issues, those who really sympa-
,hize upon the nj paramount and alb.
sorblng issue of the non-extensien Of sla.
very, though separated as widely as the
polls upon every other. may harmonious
ly, consistently. ard with q prospect Of
success, act together in his ~eminently
critical and dangerous emergency. in
which thc country 6nds itself placed.
Such in brief is the Republican Party,
as ws understand it. /. is no, a Wing,
. Democratic, an American. or an Abo-
li.ion Party, nor 10 it necessarily Anti
Wing. Democratic, American, or Adolf.
ZION. ], is merely Anti Slavery Exten-
sion. II 10 in no sense sectional. but in
every just sense national 10 It's policy and
in ito principles. bros aai
II holds mat freedom is national, and
slavery sectional. Il holds that slavery
isl State. a domestic %insti,uion, with
which neither the Federal Governineni
nor the Free States can of r~ightin,erfeFt
10 project, extend OF destroy.
But while il comedies this much 40 j
must. il a, the same time claims emphat
ically that the institution Of Freedom ha'
also rights under the Federal Govern
ment, 10 the Territories, and in III
States; tina. while there 10 no power o
the part Of those interested in free labo
10 interfere with the institution OF Slave
rs in the States. the slave states have n
right TO carry their slaves into the Ere
States or Territories, TO interfere, iher
with the institutions Of r. ,edom, and fre
labor, by compelling the free laborer
work along side Of the slave, aLG conpe
ipjuiiouslv with him; iha. slavery ca
exist nowhere hui in the States, Al onI
The States can abolish il; that the TER
tories arc the common property Of :
the States. subject exclusively % the COZ
iroll Of Congress, directly 0 Z indirect!
ahas ihe doctrine that Slaves may Be !
kan 10 lhe Territosies and there held ri
Ger au,hosi.y OF Congress and by a
Military power Of she Nation. until i
Transfer Of jurisdiction from Congress.
which u shs ssms thing. from the Ter
aosial Legislature. the creation Of Co
.wset 0 the new State, is a monstro
Demoine courier., 1856-05-15
ST. JonNs, N. B., May'e.

che boiler Of the Steamer J d Pierce
exploded yesterday near Fredricktown.
Four persons were inslanlly killed, aud
aaoaier has since died, several others
were injured.
Demoine courier., 1856-05-15
TN RKRaEMK EaWRIKR-

FRANcR.-An Imperial dec ee order
a further reduction Of The army.
PERsIA.-The difficulty with Persia
is nearly setled. Advices from Tehe-
ran say that The Americans there are en-.
deavoriag to make a treaty Of peace.
Demoine courier., 1856-05-15

The 6ve story building u ihe corner
OF Genital and MsSimac streets o sailed
Wyman'sy Exchange was nearly des-
troyed by FIRE This morning. Among
the suHefsrs are G G Weaver. Furniture
dealer, Burbank. Chase and Co., Dry
Goods. G 8 Eassman, druggist White 4
Wood ward. ~tsiiors. 3 Wilkinson. book
seller. Thos Luess. dry eooos. and PEN
halIow, Job printing once. The total
lose 10 about cas- ZOO.
Demoine courier., 1856-05-15
LAmsRRryILLI. Ma, D

The ofice Of The Belviiere Railroad
Company in this place was entered las,
night. snd robbed oi 5000 in Hamilton
county bank bills.
Demoine courier., 1856-05-15
senator Harlan's s1peech.--

SeInSttOE A1UrA62o SbccCx1ses
We commence th,s week the publication
of the very aois speech Of Senator Hnr.
Ian on the Kansas queelion, in The belief
that its perusal will afford qualification
to all our readers. We have thought
that Of the many able speeches on this
subject, Ibis of Mr.. Harlan, one of our
own Senator's would be preferred, !, be
ing U Of our power at presen, TO fur.
nish but one entire. We have watched
the course OF Mr. Harlan with pride and
pleasure; ond il is matter with us of great
State pride TO know iha. his talents have
won for him a high and commanding
position among the Statesmen Of the ma.
lion, and that among he xenaI and the
false to The interests Of humanity, he
has stood arm for the right. - Sea