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New &.ooH~, New <.o0As.,
NJ LEVY has Just received aud Is now open.
vi. ing a, his new stand, Formerly occupied
by hudson 4 Hamlet, very large stock of
Goods, which cannot 5c surpassed by any coun.
,rJ store, consisting ola large assortment Of
Prints, GHgbams,
Lawns, Blrcees
Swiss jaconct-.
Musuns, Rrillmuiinc.
Bishop Lawns, Embroidere,, Of all kinds ai-
So. Staple and Domestic Goods, OF every de-
scupuon.
BDOT>. AHOES, MRS, cars,
Trunks Carpet Bags, Saddlery, Hardware,
Queensware, and NoodwAr'.
wish 10 draw the attention Of the lad., 10
my stock Of Bonuets Ribbons Trimmings,
Jevely. Gloves. and Hosiery N general. aud
to the gentlemen offer my well selected ,io,e
of Clothing
Ia connection with the above, be ha. Gne
stock of
FANNY GROCERIES,
Of all kind,
The above articles have been solicited with
great rarc and bought at loW prices. 4, times
are bard, and moocy scarce ! viii sell at lows
rates. sud Won will d. we'll and examine m.
stock before buying elsewhere aplA-it
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VI. VI. JOHNSTON.
New Mattresses. ~ !,

WV M0Jf016Cos
SOPHIA REPAIRING 4v.
Joseph BECHlOLD is prepared To fur,
- nish all Kind Of mattresses, with and with.
ON springs. Hc also repairs aid ones. Order.
viii be executed through Mr., Charles lAxkert,
South West corner public square.
December /, isi5. nl3.iY,
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1856-05-31

Oar entire stock is new having been select
ed IN the best Nof;hera markets hy one OF the
firm. whose experience IN buying and selling
drugs We think -uthei,rt guarantee to our Gus
tanners. that We can sell theta a. ~ reasonable
afirc, and on A. accommodating terms IA any
other siiniar establishment. Oar establish.
men, has the undivided attention of both part
nef.. aud orders or prescriptions Vii be faith
fuuy and punctaall, attended To 81 al hours,
Nsfshali. Arril : 1851 ~
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1856-05-31

a-soried finger rings gold cuff pins, ear bobs,
SHIRT studs, Guard chains sleeve aud collar but
tons, pens, gold pens aud silver eases, dnc acts Of
JcNrlry, ste. etc,
Clothing.
a large and complete assortm, ut suitable
to the season.
Nails.
100 kcgs, all sizes and qualities.
Hats.
Gents Fashionable Moeskin, Men. and
boys black and colorcd fur and merno cavnl.
irt, Ruckland, citizens and empire hats, super
otter Mapped planters hats black aud white
wool hats. palm, Leghorn, Panama aud Cam.
peacly hats.
Ladies' liOnneis.
The most beautiful and attractive article
ever offered in this market, very latest style
Look q, yonr mirror ui fashions and see IL We
have not the very last sly out and no mistake
Boots.
Gents Fine Calf Stitched and Peg Boot.
manufactured ty Iiaddcck Reed & g., Phil.
adclphla. out Of slaughtered leather of the very
best quality. Also, goat and Zip boots, etc,
shoes.
Double Back Rus-ct Brognns T. T. Kip
Bfogau- gout bfngnu-, calf btogan-, cnamrl.
I'd lc1thct hropans, etc etc. A large lot of
ME- mis-cs and ,hildreu'- shoes, from the
Tine. To- The coafscst, Ot all qualities, coiur-
H
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VOMal ~ >anAcr -
M I. Z. rs,

MARSHAL rfNts,
4, thar ncir stand, on The corner opposite
e.. &. Gregg 4 60. iica Of he squire
n WOULD respectfully invite the attention
~ Of their friends and customers. in Harm.
N SON and tac adjoining counties 90 their
large and careful, leeted stock Of fresh and
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RfTlipRAN TEMPLE uF HONOR mrrts ono Tho
fir.i and iluI FRIDAY evening. in zach month al the
Old Masonic Hall Female Institute
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NWNGS MN NsASAlkN

\NE invite attention 10 our large stock "a
w Of Drugs aud Books which W asv
now receiving from Eastern cities; =
Sulphu'ic, nitric, mnrialic, acctc and cisrs
Acid spirits nitre Hoi'snans apodyns, sa'p
Ether; spts and aqua Ammonia aromati'
-pt- Ammonia. spt,. Lavender, compound
Fowler solution.
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A Man Is kNowN ~ HIS Associates
-Era.tus Brooks. ESQ one of the editors
Of tho New York Express, "a so.cullod
national Know Nothing journal himself
the probable Know Nothing candidate Tor
Governor of New York. aud the leading
Fillmore man ia tho New York State Sea,
ate. has brought forward IN that body at
amendment 10 the State constitution. tor
tie purpose of ioaugnra,ng the policy of
unircrsa negro suffrage. In New ork,
at present, no negro can vote unless he has
property qualification of $3.50. Senator
Brooks. Mr.. filImore's right hand man,
proposes, by the following amendment, to
do away with this restriction aud to extend
to negroes equal rights of suffrage as the
whites:
Resolred If the Assembly concur
Fha, the following be proposed as an
amendment to the Constitution Of this
State, which when approved and adopted IN
the manner provided By the Constitution,
shall become n part thereof, ,U;--Eyery
male citizen born in the United States, who
shall have attained the age of ~ years. re,
Sided in the State for one year next pre-
ccding, and in the county in which he may
offer himself TO be admitted to the privileges
Of an clector, a, least four months mex,
preceding the time he may so offer himself
and shall maintain q good moral character,
shall, on complying with such rules and
regulations AS are now provided by law,
and Ia addition he able to read any article
OF the Constitution, or any section OF the
nj Al, r. -. 4
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April 2i.ls55
New-York daily tribune., 1856-06-09
ILLINOIS POLITICS.
Of the n. 7. TrAuns.

Cerrespor ienc. Of the n. Y. Trsuns
CHICAGO. Wednt sday, Jare A, Loo.
We are in the md.t Of a revolution; but you
seem 70 be totally oblivious Of the act fne ord!-
rsI, events of years have been compressed into
The last fortnight bat the lgttnngs have not liz
formed you Of their character or magnitude First
then. on the 29ih ult, the Great An Slavery k1-
tension Convention Of Illinois met at the City Of
Bloouinpton. ard nominated a full state ncEet,
nitl m. Gallant Col W. IT. Bissell x its head for
Governor More thai one thousand delt gles
were in a,tt ndapce. All were lneued win tue
pure spirit of Freedom. One ha.i OF the dele
gates were OF Democratic antececehts embracing
the best sni most in auenIia mer."i the party.
Itw. most enphstcally Coaven lion OF the
p,opLe. where all classes opinions, ard shades Of
belief were represented-but al inspired with one
common resolve 20 resist the frEther aggressions OF
NE Slave Power to the bite, end, and 10 main
tain Freedom il the Terrisorles at every cost
ard hakard-lsrtiBg coDsequ snces fall or the leads
Of the wrong -ioers. Not e jar nor heart-burnng
was felt: Dos Quarres',ne or provocative word
ws. uttered by deega'e during the two days the
Convention Vas in session. Speeches we're nsde
BY tie asless men in he State. Old Wig, Demo
crat, and free-Ssu leader, men OF southern,
Northern. and Eur ,pean birth addressed the Con
yepti1n sEd the mass meetings. On Inursday
evening Gov. Re .dtr spoke for four hours to o,OCJ
listeners. His speech was strong, clear, peril
ntnt and sat stscfory.
The tick 4 nominated will be, undoubtedly
| electedby a very large maiOnty. There are Whole
counties where the najOriles Tor Freedom viii De
almcst equal " the entire legal vote cast Ia the
Ncrt ern portion Of the State fully one hall 0i the
| ne1Ocrats of lSJ2 are low on the eide OF rec
| Kansas. The platform adopted is 5 good one. Il
sets forth three important propositions: lst. Con
| gress has the power to exclude slavery nom tG'
New-York daily tribune., 1856-06-09
MASSACHUSETTS, REPUBLICAN, con-
TENTION.
csrrs.rsudeoss Of II. n Tribune.
WORCESTER. Thursday. JUS, lso,.

|
| woRc,sr,R, Thursdsy. JUS lsS,.
Yesterday W. p,osd day for the cause Of liberty
| il Massachusetts, Twelve hundred snd sixty dele
gates from every part Of Sts,e met here to for
ward the glorious Of fIes dcm srd to rebake the
recent rsufts OF the Slave Power 10 the United Ssies
Senate and apo1 the soil Of Kan>es. IL The ire
qu.bi IemalA a .; ser,leuen who bad attended many
preVaus couy ertc-s, tbs; the most hsruOsious
ard enthusiastic enc tAat they had ever known ~
b. arG Of This is mc-i significant fscs when
sidtr the grsat vorety sf persons representing or
buLerto iCertittd with ssLtc'Ing political parties,
The staEEch lrotectouists OF Yesterday wrr~ there
side by srde with the most rabid advocates Of Free
lrsre the uncoupruu,rng Sree Soiler, ar3 even the
radical AboliIonis rn'ersisng heartily. forget
ting psst differences IN the mos~stous issues before
them.
The COMMITTEE on Re-olSticns, though fully waited
anC equally Jealous n their scvOcssy OF Republican
principles. knowing the somewhat complex char
act,r Of the Convention, had slightly modified the
phTaseoogy If two of the Resolutions, in odec
TO axe them unohjectionable ts sonc VITO might en
ertan ratter moderate Opin-sos, but they were
eraiihod TO hnd that there Was no difference IN the
per and zeal of the Convention. and the resolutions
wtIe made strong the most earnest advocates
couid lave wished An air of uuateTsole resolve ot
stem, determined purpose, sat upon She faces OF all
The ,petch cf the II, krastus Hopkins, introducing
the substitute for the nth resolution, received
With tie utmost enthusiasm, and the resolution was
adop;ed amid the most unanimous aud laundering ap-
plsuse No one who knows the temper OF the people
OF Massachusetts, doubt that in the present move
mett q ty are fully aroused, and that their Northern
blood will fully sustain the resolution that they have
embraced The Administration and its contemplate
minions. were handled without gloves by the Hon.
Samuel GALLOWAY of Ohio, and Gen. James Nye OF
vour ciiy-both of whom made forcibIe and eloquent
sptecles. Gen. Wilson was conducted into the on
Ierton amid the widest storm of applause. Gray
haired N. leaped from their seats and waved their
hats srd cheered with perfect iurUr Il was aproud
moment for Hepry Wilsop, and must have repaid hun
for much of the trying experience Of the last few
W. eks The heart Of Od Massachusetts, beats
tue to the music Of hs past history. The
Children of Revolutionary sires, have vet with
them something OF the spirit OF 70. The South,
and the oortemItible organs of the Administration,
nav affect to de,pse aud at she Indignation
which is gathering hot and fast from every bill side
aud valley but they will discover 10 their confusion,
wien too ate, the tesstiess force ce storm hcy are
prorckipg. n.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-06-09

A great many Of the Southern newspapers com
Dence their laudatory notices of the assault OF
Brooks Oh Mr.. Sumner, by proclaiming themselves
the fat friends Of ''lax and order" Law and
order as now understood by those journals and some
Northern ones, seem to have rather peculiar
meaLing They mean at Washington, invading the
Senate Chamber and stealthily knocking Senator
on the head for words spoken in debate, and in
Kansas, getting together a mob called posse,
stealing heres and cattle, breaking into private
houses raDssckiDg truuks, punderipg private citi-
zens of provisions and cloth Dg, shooting at trav
elers, apprOpriaripg other peoples rifles AMI re.
volveIs batteiing houses with cannon and setting
them on fire, and throwing types and printing
presses into the river.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-06-09

If the southern journalists did but know it, all
this talk about Glow personal abuse, vitupsration
and bllingsgate which prevails in the Uaited
States Senate so far from touching the Free-Sta.e
Senators or justifyng the coward Brooks (who
dared not attack man on his feet and face to
face, is but elimination of the slave-drving aud
dough face majority by which the action of that
body is controlled. If Butler and Clay Of Ala
barns, aud Douglas, and the numerous other black
guards by whom that body is disgriced, are con-
stanty ndulging in this way, who is responsible for
it, Whose duty ia it to preserve order in the
S. nate, and to prevent blackguardism and person
alityi If Free State Senator trenches 10 the
slightest degree upon the strictest rules, he is
called to order aud broush up at once. The vitu-
peration, biillDggste and abuse OF which the
southern journals complain excldsively the
part of southern or doughface Senators, whom the
minority cannot and the majority will not keep
within the rules Of pIopriety.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-06-09
GENERAL WALKER.
he Editor o( The N. y. Tribune.

To the Editor Of The ~ u Tribune.
SIR: As one of your correspondents, probably
through mistake a. to the family 10 which Gen.
Walker of Nicaragua belonged while in Tennessee,
recently mpescbed his personal coed name, while
comm, ntDg on his early history, | beg to inclose
i,s, luton adopted few days since by large and, in
every sense, respectable esting of the citizens Of
Nashville. When I add that you fayorably know
seyeral Of the distinguished gentle men who took
part IN the edDgs as for instance Gov. Neil "
Brown, and the Hon. Edwin II. Ewing-I am quito
sure you will DO Gen. Walker the justice 10 believe
that iLir iEdorse Of hi, private liie from his Old
hon 2, is entitled TO consideration. RELATIVE.
R.oired That reishbor friends and sequsntsncss
VIM Walker the disingu shed chief of the hspubcsu
Ncsgus deem the present NJ occasion TO declare
bah sppiec alton Of bis qualities az man ard 10 give en
preston heartfelt sympby for the noble In whit
gszed Horn reared, and educated IN midst ~ hoe
s ehayaeter Of honest and hoaoyohs ~an
gaduste The University Of Nashville and for several yeNs
student Pans where he devoted himself TO the ~1uisou
b. sec tunl sndOwments his literary attain
varied kuowedge his nice sense of honor his dhn-
ni.ted sal sn,y ard his fspablican principles emnsnty
cuay him ssk OF ateope cured VIII an
the evils bsd AID confernns bsm the
and under tbs operation OF visa ana
beB Ne if Ak Nome and sass land v'sfAo1f
of or Asyh upon la ehgydsey sDd We who know hD Ses
t ure whatever be his future career he ws -
bothing to tsfplsh the brightness ~ his fanao"
New-York daily tribune., 1856-06-09
INDIGNATION MEETING AT ALBANY.
T. cr-eSt on ,,race of The " Y Tribune

ALBANY, Saturday, juno :, 1856.
voice from the capital This od Dutch city u
provebally SLOW. but Last nght witnessed cua
Of the largest meetings held in the city. called
to rebuke the outrage upon Senator Sumner. Tho
Governor presided. the Mayor and other eminent
citiz ns acted az Presidents and the Lieutenant
Governor and the Secretary of State were among the
speakers. The Rev. DIR. Hague baptist, the Rev.
Dr. HALEY old School Presbyterisr, and the Rev.
a u. Mayo CLiberal), represented the Clergy. while
Judge Harris regarded as the worthy exponent OF
the Judiciary. Their speeches were all characterized
by great earLestne-s and eloquerce That OF Dr. Hal
ley, particularly has probably not been exce'sd IN
any public meeting of the Kind throughout the North
Several other cltrgymen were present. ready to speak
had time permitted. l mention this a. a sign OF tho
times The dominant clerical influence in this city has
heretofore rowued upon such thngs and rumor reports
that this occasion the expiring ogysm OF the city
,rdtsvor to dissuade the eminent men l have named
from appearing at this meeting, but in vain. The
occasion marks and happier era in the history @
Albany. The spell is broken. Hereafter believe
the clergy here elsewhere, like other men, will not
lesae to bear THEN testimony against the great slnA
of our own day and country kS0x.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-06-09

gWlFr ROBBED By HCR HpsB.ND.-Or Saturday
NOR ire Mr. aud Mrs.. ChAres f.. Bane, yosnS
couple who hsd been married about -four weeks ar
rived in this city from Pittsburgh the seamer h'gh
flyer and took lojging at private ooerdin2-aotise
t.r, nv Mrs Ad.4ns On the ensuing night While the
wife was asleep the hu>eand procured fuFnRnre CIR
and took away aot ony al the join stock ofth con,
iugsl partnership, bss even the private sranks snd
wardrobe Of the etast half tmArasing her jewelry,
nccket mopev and the very rings upon her fingers,
TWO Of whish con,sined valuable AInona sets. Ihas
she mig be in 70 doubt 10 Abe subor Of the as
tnrdy rcebtry her hu.bsnd leh her letter incos Sg
go and Recommending her iasmenfaie return To- hci
nare,i. Tie only corso'atApn le, 10 the robbed aud
des l,t.d wife was derived from tss postscript, ~heA
cc,,sined the assurance Aat she would never see hun
- lS, Louis Ib,eliigencer.
laws BUCHANAN.-The Democrats o! jersey Ciy
. Vohokeu received the ilelissree ot re %. ~
rsUss buchanan 9th rres' ss'isfs,toi u noeoAel
rr- 6teaihr, ore for tho Uaon ore t2r IuoA o1s u
kAtsss and oee teI it-sl caasGee = N7-''e '''''
New-York daily tribune., 1856-06-09
NorsEE FoRsAK 90 HER. CHMD.--On the 7ih OF

NorsEK FoRsAK 90 HEB. CBmD.-on the 'th on
Ma, last respectab.s sppefnisg young woman, call
i,y herself Csroliro. Miller, and recommended by
r,rty IN phadelpha ther self being rom the 'sl"e
cav. cane 10 shAssr vi hge, New Lebanon VIVA
sp..loesng ferns.s chld about hfteen months Old
sbe ,resen,et Aerse', aud was represented, a. be-
no .ieow y aose sl.bsnd had died in California
H.r profe,,el. and ystersibIe Object ws to y.n ,ne
soc,,ty. Bui after a few days sbe wa, sdvi'ed 70
c1ye a. 10. bsipg prepared to ondersand ibe pieel
,'e, q TO l~ tie lie Of shaker. In the svssiog os
tistt folio sisg 80 absconded, kaying ne ehrd. Ana
a TIE rnoshng measures were inmediateiy ,ssen I'm
secordsnse WI 4 the general practice Of the scs,y 70
al sUek - sno the elDd - no" IN the ,puhty
PooIRDuse Of Columbia County, where the Interested
srtles can ind il. .
W. wist il 10 be generaly understood by the public
that 81 akSr Soc.ay Is nat esemosyHary tH'na-
fos, but Is designed home of those seekers ater
ngbteo JsI ess Of evey sect parry nation or coor'
whoss obedience their bghest convictions OF the re-
cure Jert. Of TIE gr, at prinGper Of human psogtt
in MI and religious msitrs has placed, or u Piac ng
tL m in an artss sopis ic position ~ the exsng upJns'
g. d cruel in.tifuiions OF soclety. y. w. EVAss.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-06-09

tor Suuneri Because he dsfenteo those great prisei
b.s OF humanity and rgbt, snd for tbs he struck
cow N bis seat By TIE bludgtc on Of coward II bc
Sans" Ss. bis sentiments and utter truths in tAs
Sens'e sesmcef, then where can he That blow haS
Fastened TIE tine century when the chsrus sha b
stricken on ircm every African a, the south. and et
tnt ano,htr bios oe s'rrca and there will be trouble
among them HAD be Mr. Briggs been the author
ofthrt great speech of Charles Sumner or Ksnsas
wrongs be would AK 10 greater fame and thst blow
of Brock would tsHe IL to be read throsrhout thc
spd II was bal blow. that. from the Sou,h, II
wss the won't blow ibst chi-vsl ~ sruck Bloc
cut very wcro of PRINT 70 She lard but ha, noble and
ELOQUENT spe, ch and that would cause the English
language 10 he spoken by all The speaser con-
irssted the social condition ~ the people Norn and
South. Nathern are the best hghting men IN the
world when you get them at II A few more olosT
sud Won nsy find n e railroad rans filed with I an
kees going TO Washington to pr teet their rspfesena-
WAGE ssid en- the Serate floor A Though we are but
to four, if the fight is conn uerce, let COM
" me,ee now lie is man ofpea,e, but Is no non
resistant and If attacked under ,vmar ctrcum-
stances, some senator's seat would pcobsbiy DO
vacaIi. He believed nothing would I've lcst by this
sgiis'ios; bat, The other hand, NY this great
seiaion ef the pubic mind, Kansas would be born .
Fee State Now Northerner cannot trav,d IN kansas
SAT- ~ without spsss from South Carolina. Ne would
lesve bis befes TO bleach the prairie fsrfore he
would accept such pass, and II any one wcuh at
temp TO stop him. he would give them Pass to
eternity and ne. consider Fin. Freedom is sec.
tiopal, ard Slavery national; II IT be 20, let II bo
| known, and then The North can 90 tn work. lie
wanted a chsrge and any change must be for tho
better Frsrkhn Pierce has got the reward Of me-
sl, the reward Of q doughtsce. At the Cincinnsn
be dropped down and down. until on his
last vote before being withdrawn, he stood at 81 lie
has got hs reward, ard got his bulb taken completely
out Of him. Tl.y 1T the South would find that the pen
nghtisr than toe bludgeor. He believed that this
uiIsgc would WORK out great good, and in November
next he hoped that every one present would deposit
his vote as conscience would dictate The meeting
was adjourned at a ate hour.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-06-09
AID FOR KANSAS.

WORCESTER, Mass June Z, 1856.
At q meeting of citizens, held here last evening,
e. 500 were subscribed to aid the Free State seter'
and the cause of Freedom in Kansas. Pledges have
been made to greatly increase this contribution during
the week. There is much excitement in this vicinity
on the subject, and large number of men have vol
uDteered for homes in Kansas They will go well
armed and under the command of men of experience
in military tactics furnished with means to secure
homes and defend them. Among the largest contbut-
ors at the meeting on Saturday night Judge W ash
burn. Judge Allen and Judge Barton.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-06-09
IMPORTS AT BOSTON.
-. SnAu..I..r Innn larE

The A5esd-Zei.uRg, tie ables; German daily paper,
perhaps. of this city, thus speals OF the chances OF
the Pr, siSsn;isl ell cton:
.'Tte nomination of Buchanan makes the victor7 Of
the Dcmoc sric party pr' baoe; i'm eec II makes
ccrtan in case that the Republicau party should COM
nit fault in the selection of their candidate. 70 the
srorg canoi1ate of the Democrats they must nseeSa
Iy oppose The strongest candidate they esn md. ana
that is Fremont HIS ucm. DAton epy can make Doubt
l the Presidential election fa- To keep up dunng
the canvass deep snd excited Aterest in It: result
New-York daily tribune., 1856-06-09
by TELEGRAPH
INDIGNATION MEETING AT PROVIDENCE.

Providence, K. l., june :, 1886.
The meeting last night to give an expression OF op'a-
ION On the assault Senator Sumner was The largest
and most respectable ever held in this city. A'es.
Duncan presided The resolutions were oh'red oy
Prof. Ceswen. DIR. Hedge, Prof. Gammell, Charles
s. Bradley, DIR. Wayland and Thomas DAVIS aa-
dressed the assembly. A very deep feeling was mani
f,sted The sentiments of the speeches and resolu-
tions. which were calm, temperate and finn, wers
wamly respond. Il to.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-06-09
a REVOLUTIONARY POEM REVIVED.


TO TIE FREE STATE MES OP KANSAS.
STAND the groupd's your own. my
Will ye give it up 10 slavesl braves
VIII We lsok for greener graves
Hope ye mercy still :
What's the mercy despOts feel
Hear it in that battle peal
Read il on yon bristling steel
Ask it, ye who will.
Fear ye foes who kill for hire
Will ye to your homes retire
Look behind you; they're afre
And, before you, see
Who have done it From the vale
On they come and will you quail
Leaden rain and iron hail
Let their welcome be
In the God Of battles trust
Die we may-nnd die we must;
But, o. where can dast 10 dust
Re cOniigned so well
AZ where heaven its dews shall shed
On the martyred patriots bed,
Aud the rocks shall raise their hesd,
Of bis deeds to tell
New-York daily tribune., 1856-06-09

U,umro, CoLLHGy.--The competitors iof the
py1e in oraory founded ~ the Hos Assn clsrss of New
ysk will si.s an exhibition 1t Clinton "wednesday evening
jon. H. The or.tos selected by s Fseolty OF the College
foo tie Sector cla. are: Tseodss Beard pompeyj kdvsd
C.,r,n IN Utic.; Henry {. Dusad. Ponpsy, wassm j.
Etdusn Reading Pa; Frank a. Head, Psrsj Cssssss h-
Kror Aasasts. The orstioss u these s'""snss %
,.leet.s ron su4b.r written sopse" ss~ssss i"
s..fcisss = n u ons'Dsl bssrss' snc WI 80
New-York daily tribune., 1856-06-09

bear from time to time intimatons thst some who
are or have been, apostles Of their faith incline to
take undue liberties with the younger sisters of the
church. On the whole, therefore, We conclude th It
the sins and sorrows of this sad world are not to be
utterly eradcated by "Spirtualsm AT least, no.
iuht vet