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New-York daily tribune., 1856-07-18
U-JERSEY ITEMS.

PATERSON WATER "oRas.--The City of Pater'on
s r.v sopvcd vnh by m~sos ot ~ate WORKS ~nicd
r nf rto operaton or Saturday Iss large reservoir
ia tced above the espabe Of holding ahout Two n On
of 9e d when low cOmroses the lake degtnea farash
e,s N the city The Ks 10 the element
& ,s Ter below viii necessarily BE- kept IL metion AZ
The tine % us'usl 2rres tuf ish iase supply Tee
IA capable furnishing from below, wher
cssary ope 7head for yery n Paterson every day.
hch Is suppo,ed to be abundant supply Tbs rssrv1r b
Of u6 lent hight throw stream from olt5 fifty feet hsh
THE PAID FIRE DEPARTMENT OF EEwARR.-The
Re por Cbef Engineer OF the Newark Fir Department
,hows the superiority of paid the volunteer system
decrease FIRE alarms BY fire. shown by the
lnii1 rir.nA al
New-York daily tribune., 1856-07-18

UHFoRrU.ATE AFFAIR-BOY DEOwYED-ARREST.
On Wednt sday afternoon, about O'Clock, q number
Of boys from eight to sixteen years ofage went uuder
Pier No. ., North River, to bathe where The Police
could not eeo them. Generally speaking, they were
poor swimmers and the intention was to run no lls65
about getting too far into the deep water and thus
hazard their lives One Of the boys Benjamin
EddingtoD, about nine years of age, who lived in
Greenwich street, near Morris. He was stripped, aud
beng able to swlln but little, exceeding cautious
how he advanced As would a pear he vas partially
in the water, and by his side stood Nm. Courtney
with his hand upon hia shoulder.
While in this position Edward Mehan, another boy,
pushed against Courtney, aud the inter, being forced
upon the lad Eddington, urayoidably knocked him
IN the deep water. Eddington made effort to re-
turn but each struggle HIM further or. il the
wete, His companions, beconiDg alarmed lest the
little fllow shoula drown, made effort to rescue
hin. His elder brother, being one OF the party,
plunged in to biz assistance but failed Of success.
James Fowler, another youngeter, wont on the same
errnnd but aso success ful and before aid from
the shore could be procured the drowning boy sank 70
the bottom to rise 10 more alive Search was imme-
datoy made for the body but as yet it has not been
recovered. Some time after the fatal occurrence OF
fcer Barry of the Fiet Ward Police arrested the boy
Courtney who viii be detained to await official in
vestgeticn. Hc states that he had any trouble
with the deceased boy and entertained none but Tue
hindes feenge toward bin. The prisoner ls IN sre"'
dis,esa at what has happened and attributes inc o'ao
mostly to the lad Mehan. He, too, unqueS'l'hao'y
had 10 rtent TO do harm.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-07-18
CITY ITEMS.

No one who was abroad yesterday will dispute the
existence of Heated Term" however he may long
for it's termination. Tie thermometer in our 9th 'e
ranged from 90 up to 90 and at 10 O'Clock last night
94 was the mark There was some air stirring IN the
afternoon, but still the heat especially within doors,
was terrible
New-York daily tribune., 1856-07-18

HORSE UMBRELLAS. - There are a few Christian
men in this city who horses that remember thas
81 mercifu man is mercifol to his beast" Such men
have provided horse umbrellas, made by stretching
piece of ceuvas from rod the harness peok 70
the stakes Of the cart TheCo Is 40 doubt that tae
New-York daily tribune., 1856-07-18

The Neak Dd Adcertr says that during tho yeaIs IaE
city protected volunteer deps tmept
Who though they worked auuy ia case OF necessity, "
sadly em aIassed by the roVdysm and tho tslee alarms
Which yrevsue5. The creased Ia out &C hcos
siderable compared With the difference 20 ss a" psoo
paid system about s67 Cotnoush to sspro oe
Depaftpep for iive yeen~he the crase OF sxpensee %
the Lost yeou che preceding Is oay aboa
proper suppy Of be doubts noe bot that sde es
Will be still fuKthse diminished. sot the Department pSs s
b,sa 90 wock to sagaatase-
New-York daily tribune., 1856-07-18
[Adverisement.l
J. C. MoRRIs-Dear Sir: Did you stand al

j. C. MoRRIs-pear Sir: Did you stand aad
watch srebrick vbe surrounded by drel If yoe dA
sou hnow jus what shape LILIES SAFES ee' They
brcbsju after the hre ana are
,bc We hso very severe test OF ons se't@day sts
worth properly The Safe ths hottest OF IT, yet IL de-
Ii, cred up its contents III morniog un'pJured -
Respectfully, b. T PRArT
The ebove Safes be ouId at Worlds Safe Companss
DEPOT No BOB Pesr..st J. C. MORRIS. Agest.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-07-18
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MORE Or THE hNUChlNI'--tA gSbtiOhion " een
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AID Knocked the genenvn fat fuuhdori but amotT
RUSSIA SALvE took ont the pan aud ruise ot e6
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New-York daily tribune., 1856-07-18
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THE CRYSTAL PALACE is now open to tho pub
lie CAREWis 2ea work THE DESCENT FROM TGR CROSS
bas iu put upon exhhun, aud is without dDeef the
finest wois of at xblbI'ion IN ths county
New-York daily tribune., 1856-07-18

ATTEMPTED SuIcrDE-Yesterday afternoon ab0s
81 O'Clock woman named Cashsrne Burs white 10 state Of
inseny sused by drink attempted to drown Ssrsefe un2
ing off the Custou House 6ock, Pier No L. East biver a
wovd doubt have ucceeded but for the noble csHscs
Arthory Woods Inspector OF Custou who seeing hes
Jumped rescued the
New-York daily tribune., 1856-07-18
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end cheapest IN world Fixtures suic Ga Fixtures
seyern new and beautiful d-sipGs completed for tts
Fan No speI,sY fixtures soi bY Cal at ou<
great Manufacturing Depot; Nc. $40 Broadway
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New-York daily tribune., 1856-07-18

R1ooDY F1GHr-Uslse PISTOLS, Erc-the rotor
Gus Pat Matthews aud Stephen Wilson, both of whom
fought sde by side and distb guiahed themselves by
beating Mr.. Augustus schell. during riot al Tam
meav Hal come years ago. got into quarrel at about
oc,ccs ca Tbusras5 nlosaing IN John Cassards rpu.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-07-18
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Observation-Disclosures

-COOLEh--COOIEoT.
The coole PLACE the city the bussELDoRt aA
IFRY No 197 Broadweg world # art ia iteeif me
airy delightful, and is dssatiAied villa
visit.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-07-18
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I tkt'IEOtt1
AVN IIREKrY AT HoLmEs's PICTURE GALLERY No. 21
BROADWAY lao votad Tor the Joune heo whde S-
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Amer ina rIoruRES all round the crowd dpeted sis
Ing cheers for 25 ana ~ cent PORTRAITS
New-York daily tribune., 1856-07-18

The Supervisors had before them last evening the
pay roll for 1856, and report to conf IN the same
The subject was postponed to Monday next. The
Counsel to the Corporation sent a communication to
the Board giving his opinion that the resolution of the
Supervisors including 5000 900 in the annual tax roll
for the Central Park, was illegal Tue Counsel holds
that the Supervisors cannot impose assessments tor
any other purposes than those mentioned ia the acts OF
ste Legislature delegating to them the necessary
powers. The majority of the Board, however, seen
to differ with the Counsel in his decisoo and debate
on the subject is set down for Monday next.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-07-18
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PARTIES SEEKING BUsMEss.W6 prepared % peose
thar Investment DO profitable than CodY
tights uAde Patents Sse the advertisement anoes
peAe of tbs p6pe<.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-07-18

The Board of Aldermen concured to increase the
salary of the Superintendent OF Lands and Places
from 81 900 to 81 500 The ordinance from the other
Board appropriating 100000 to prosecute the work
of the Central Park was concUTed in.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-07-18
BROOKL YN ITEMS.

TIE SUNDAY LoUoR LAw-The case Of David FL.
Baines The Cry against whom ion bougot
odir decdec yesterday in favor f the 'ntif pns
proved guilty Of vi0sto3s The penty Is
500 ebch eggresate OF & $50
New-York daily tribune., 1856-07-18

The first hop Of the season OF tho atourette House,
Bergen Point came off last Wednesday night. Sev-
eral young ladies of rare beauty aod coDpShmend
ereccd the asseublage, and to tho yoahes of Terp-
sichorc it was most pleasant affar. The evening
was one of the lovelirst imaginable. Tnc moon
was at The fu the sky clear, the air gently rolling in
tho coolpess Of the sea- end the guests sought the
piazzas gaze upon The Bay the hDls, and tae op-
losite shores of Snten Island, where the dark sh4d
ows seemed floating in silver sea it was the general
remark that scene Of such exquisite beauty they had
never before hehcld.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-07-18

Coal FOR THE CrTY.-The amount of coal cou-
IN cy ces during ths past three bdnd
red seventy appears By he report Of the Com
issiouer OF Repars end Supplies
New-York daily tribune., 1856-07-18

chop oorcr Of Heser etcoet end the Bouery dxr.uas
vhich patoe gefe dts~u aud eeversl shass Cred hss
WITHOUT bs m 10 arg Pst shen caught Wilson sad
do.eog biz, upoa tho floor With great voles ce, best
bin NOS unmescfu, over The bead and face With tue
buit%pd of the pistol
WILSON is ,r7chtsuly cut ard brusfd about the heed
aad face AID more thar bb y he may be dss utee af
ii'e The great Tow Nas beard by Officer Bu9etesd ~
'he Tenth Ward Police, ebo hasteued to the place,
e1d nitr much trouble eueceedcd ia separating tho
tellgersnts Ho unable however, to arrest Pats
who becsrne alarmed for his safety and ran s~ags
Wilss carried to his home No &c Forsyth streek,
where he was attt Uded by physim.n VITO dressed
Is wounds We shall whether Pat will be arrested
and held to aoswer tho t,lonious assault,
THE HEAT.-Tbe heated term, which comtneaoex
or Friday the nh with OF eighty tsnl dssseea
v.stSroey from &c p ninsty.two t9 desraoa
,ocsy " p IT. ct p!tetJ ight tys) degrees o
brooklyn Hsha Jul5 IT, SiS l. AEgtA&-
CHARGE OF SHpucTIos. Christian Tslmer, o Ger
nAD yesterday b, oc'r Ross ol tee Es~I asg
srss of sss Thoress Rrousex Of No 80 E.sex street The
eecu.ed Il Is Aiee.d visited toe compisiOans &c loos aas
% %Tune5 9 be- % fn 0Ss Is
was held By Justice Bteni an to answer the charge
Rus OVER AND KILIED BY A RAILROAD CAR
Mrs AM Ba.y ratye Of Ireland, sc years Of sna
over ind fatally uTed ca w tSnosNa! evening % sns o. -
street. She tempting to the track and hent aes
tailed TO bear tie which by tho dfyer Of die
en-. After the Casualty she conveyed TO her fdeoos Me-
ia Tcl VI avenue where she ed VIM Gross tbs duvesa
Was arrested aid heid to wst the Coronets ingaation
SyR1orsrY INJrRrD.-Msry Hewett, living ct Ne.
81 Iaurrps street fell fso Of Jeerdsy after
noon srd sustained fracture OF leg s some othe inufee
She the New Yok Hospital and placed N care
Dr. Bla-ccun.
RrcFIyrsG S1oLEs GooDs-Edward Ross OF No
Nc Centre street rsce.y arrested for eonousi7 recstsee
Isse quauy stolen rwrr}, but admitted E, osu xes
yesedey erresed charged with baviRg commed esniiaf
respect peckase Of pocket knives soa1 tso
NJ Peter Murray, Nc IS Maiden Lane ne Wa
taken before Justce Connolly and required To fad saa 20
| 5000.
ATTEMPTED SuIoIDE.-Ye Yesterday afternoon ab0s
s. O'Clock named Caebsrie Burns white 10 state o.
nseni csusd by drink attempted to drown herself ey Jun2
New-York daily tribune., 1856-07-18

CENTRAL PARK PoL1cE.-Telegraphic con'rnunica-
ton was yesterday established between the Chlei
Office and Central Park All but the three upper
Wards the Nineteenth, Twenty Second anu Twelfth
have now this connection.
Notice hes just been served upoo the .eoanss a the
New-York daily tribune., 1856-07-18

A canvass OF voters occupying rooms and doing
business in the L4furge Bulldlng," corner Of Broad
way ard Reade street July Is. resulted as follows
Fremont. ~ buensI gu '''.'''''''''' L
New-York daily tribune., 1856-07-18
TIE BoARp or SUPERVISORS II

TIE BoARD OF SUPERVISORS The Board held a
Brooklyn Jail "Wednesday, u President in
the cb3r supervision of the rules asked by Mayor
Ha and eoned enable hu4 TO statement regarding
ndebt, Beard # Rngraon rho Coanty Of
Kugs Hay been chnrsed with neglect Of day ia Lot at
tending The of the Boar3 regularly whereby the
,hs ~ suffered tha be could ke
ber OF he time b. attending TO The actual hu'nes of his
fce in Brooklyn Tho tho " would not be
fur, hered By submitted ieer from the
Secretary Emigration Board showing that the o6ebed
less 10 bis counr, ny f58 81, ip cf 54es
TDi viii be paid fu in pert when the
ccrainissior IS for Is do 20
ne keeper ct ns Pcneliary reported for the month Of
Jule The lumber 6ped the Isl July was Nof which
IS were cleo 69 ales Committed tho month
l39- OF h males and 10 females. Discharged Ga
of Whch % 0efl as and II tenaes
preseDst-o OF bills &C. thu Board sdjourLsd TO ha
,ust.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-07-18
prcr,,,yo sroYrs Coops-Edwsrd Ross of No


no Centre street rcety arrested for eonous7 tecsviee
yeseIdey erreoted charged with 6aving commtee enlaf
e, IN respect psckaso Of knives sto'i9 t.o@
before Jusce Connolly and required To had saa 20
5000
New-York daily tribune., 1856-07-18

COMMISSIONERS OF HrALTH.-The Board of Com
m-sioners met at the City Hail yesterday at l. ocoeK
AID, Barker in the chair The following directions
given in reference to the disposition or vessels
arriving at Qusrsntine
Barks 1aslnonia, yeona and brig Bonito, ordered
TO discharge their cargoes lighters at QueroDtne
after which they will be at liberty to proceed to tne
city.
Barks Theodore Curtis, Bampera, White Cloud aud
j. C. Humphrey were permitted to cone to the eiIy'
The schooner Forums received permission 10 pro-
cecd to the city after landing her hides at A1Soc
Dock Brooklyn.
The Board adjourned to today at - o'clock, "hen
they will meet st the Office of the Health once a'
Quarantine. They design making thorough eNaui
nation of the hospitals at Quarantine, with speeiai
reference to their sanitary condition.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-07-18

CentrL ft- tc yecota on tetorc The 1t OF August
orret cjmuedlste ,ppcation to thr Counslonc 70 If
tbev wish to remain Il is dteigned 70 some
Of the bo0ses IN that seetiou for the eocommsd aon Of
the Pax Police. which now numbers twenty men,
Guiding officers Captain Beepet has made spelica-
on tor an rcreaee Of force to the extent OF ten men
and one Sergeant to perotm night duty 1t alleged
that = e-cat ceal Of pcsng is doue at night on the
property lying Tie Park and that there arc house,
about these where stolen goods are fece elyeo. h''
present command the Captain sta'es TO be 'nsuinc'en
Il this iucreas, d labor Meanwhi'e the Central fa'A
Police bave received pay IS YET although they nave
been on duty there about tTo months lhe Con'Fo''l
refuses to shell out believing the late Appropriation OF
$500 900 unweranteo by law The Office OF the Com
nsoners is located et the corner of the Eighth avenue
aLd Fifty Ninth street.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-07-18

cost s or 'han paio for every surny deg inicp
of the con todab'e feelings Of to oTuer a. II:
hs horse whether working standlre 81 aa5s III tie
shade. There IS DO reason Why very worl-horse IN
the city upon The farn should not b. thus orote
from the bunfe Of euch ddJs a. these nov, oour
ne down uron BY all meeue let the fat of f.-,,on
no forth in favor of horse umbrellas While u9,n the
tnt.eot We might as we'll call the attention of every.
body htt rides in IN open wagon to these chap Ink
uties Which very common in Of the Southern
States large sized umbrella is made upon Il staG
four or five feet lope and IN inch aud hsf in diam.
otor. and is mort enent made in two parts so
as to be easily put together This is placed in the
wagon bottom until needed for protection of or
ran where is screwed sto socket in tho hoor end
opered OYER the heads of those upon the seat The
coDyenerc and comfort of the thing cOmmends it to
eyery person that ever rides in an open wagon, aud
the expenee is trihng, compared with its va~e 1t
ia far more Injurious 10 health and human lie to he
exno-ed to the hot sun than it is to rain In proof OF
tbs look at the constant of coup de sofe
Who ever heard of coup d. shower that produced
death. at the worst, being out in the rain spos a
hat that never was fit to wear. We commend both
horse and wagon umbrellas
New-York daily tribune., 1856-07-18

e uCreA6c
The greatest additions were First Ward S. 1873 4i6;
Fifteenth, So as3 23a; Eighteenth s37l4 4a7; in non
resident personal property Sd lo87 7a5. The Second,
Third and Eighth Wards increase nearly two millions
each, principally in personal estate. Tho Sixth,
Twelfth, Thirteenth and Twenty y,second Wards 8hsw
considerable decrease.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-07-18

Fremont MEETING AT STATEN ISLAND Another
Overlooking meeting of the Fremont and Dayton Club
of New. Brighton (Castloton S was held on We'd
pe4day night. Eloquent speeches made by Geo
VIM Curtis, esq aud the Hon. o. Bovine, and 8 raj
lying song sung, all of which were received with un-
bounded enthusiasm Mr. Bowne's announcement that
Col. Fremont bad that day become temporary resi-
dent of Staten Island was greeted with tremendous
cheers This is the Banner Club of Richmond county,
numbering 1870 members. Next Wednesday, right they
meet the Smithfcd Club at Stapleton when q good
time may be expected.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-07-18

ENGINE RgNNKRS-A resolution having been sdopsed
by The Con Coync ue since tJtrcslrg runners
paDy lines other src he Chez OF 'oe
fLo 1o1d fba ast meeting rba', thero was NJ
thu subj. the could not be endrced
AID Han that old ercnDce exted, sId thS t7s'
luton feterred back 10 the Chief to ebfoico IL
New-York daily tribune., 1856-07-18

SERIOUSLY INJrRrD.-Msry Hewett, living st Ne.
81 Lsurns street fell is1t Of stairs 5e.erday after
loon rd sustained fracture OF leg eI sons othee tnafte
She wa Z ken to tho Yok Hospital and placed N caro- q
Dr. Bla-con.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-07-18

THE HEAT.-Tbe heated term which comtneaoes
q? FRIDAY IItt with OF eighty teol dssseea
t ccninucs tbs brig the deJ. The teaaposasue
yesterday from NJ was at nnsy.'Uo tsa degrees.
H,,,L}.n Htoh., July H. ta56 z MERtAM
New-York daily tribune., 1856-07-18

CARMEN AT The MAYORS OrFlcE-Yesterdsy sey-
eral hundred carmen called at Mayor Woods Office, to
demonstrate against the removal of Officer Clark as
Inspector of Carts who had been lately ordered to
report himself for patrol duty. Mr. Clark has occu.
pied the former position for upw ard of two years and
is stated to have given general satisfaction to those
concerned. at tie urgent request Of the carmen, the
Mayor consented that Mr.. Clark should be retained as
Inspector.
In reference to petition now before the Common
Council, signed by ono two hundred carmen, pray.
ing that the law in force co upelius carmen to
reside in the city may be amended that they fix
their residence whore they see ft, Mayor Wood re-
questcd the carmen yesterday to appoint some future
day when they would express their vei~s on the sub
.ct 30 that might be known whether any action on
the part of the Common Council was generally de-
sired
New-York daily tribune., 1856-07-18

Mr. HppAley Justins, an Englishman disappeared on
Buffalo the 5th INST nd it feared that he no longer
living His wife left utterly destitute, but is nos'
anxious to hear from Mr Many Of thus city, through
whom her husband expected o remittance from I'm
gand. Whoever knon Mr. Manly among us will
do kind act By bringing this paragraph to his notice.
he may be the one with whom Mrs JustlnS desres
to communicate A note addressed to her at Towards
will reach her.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-07-18

SCHOOL REcEprIoN.-The girls OF the Allen street
School gave reception yesterday morning, watch
passed off very pleasantly spite of the intense heat
and the great pressure Of Spectators
New-York daily tribune., 1856-07-18

TAXABLE PROPERTY The Assessors for this ycal
return as follows, compared with 1855:
1855. 1855.
Rael Estate .......,.. $4u 81 498 $357 0}8. .i&
Tes9 al. l72967782 l50O12522
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1856-11-18

D.unlEpLY CooI. OpERATIoN.- One
Of the workmen upon Greencs rifles
at The Massachusetts Arms comra-
n,y's works, was So unfortunate, a day
or two since, as, to slit the thumb oil
his right hand ,ii,on-a circular saw.
Concluding, upon Inspection mar
the member was used up, ne coolly
went back to the saw: ana hoIRinS Ate
thumb win ms le'e Manu- :,
made y clean auIputaf'on OF " ana
then. proceeded Ito hare it dressed by
a surgeon. Boston Chrontcte' -
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1856-11-18
4loetitat.
no GOD.
ny MRS. LYDIA 4. s1GorRSpY.

THE following verse. suggested b. the
words 10 the l4th Psalm Of David, The
fool hath slid in his heart There is nc
God, y is one Of the finest thugs in the
English language - - {. -
No God 20 God the simplest flower
Tina; Oh the wild is found,
Shrinks as il drinks lis rup Of dew.
/ AMI trfmblcs &: the sound; -,
No God !" az, onishedccKo cries,
T. From out Her cavern boar, --
And every wandering bird that flies
j ReProres the Atheist lore. ..,
Tic solen, IN forest lifts its head 3D.:
! That A mighty to proclaim, ":.
! The brooklet on its crystal urn,
. Doth leap to grave lie name; /
How swells the deep and vengeful ser
i. Along its bil!owy track, 49,.
The ed Eesuyius opes his mouth !.
E To Ihurl the falseI.ool back. -
The palm9trcc, with its princely crest,
The cotpa's leary shade,
The bread fruit bending 10 It's load
+. lhyoa fair island glade - g..
! The winged seeds, that borue By winds
] The roying sparrows feed, ..
The melons, on tie desert sands,
Confute the stofntr's creed.
No Col !"With indignation high,
Tie forest sun is stirred, -"
AND the pale moon is psler Still,
Al such an %impious wetd; lstafs
Aud fcom their burning thrones. tho
Lo>k down with angry sye,
That thus a~ogm Of dust should mock
Eternal majestr~ II
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1856-11-18
From the New York Day Dick i !
Working AeauaHd t,SlaYe" Labor.

The so-called ''slareholIers'', of the
South always have been, and always
wilFbe,, and, from the very necessities
Of things, always must be, s,the hi
holders aid ldcfcalersof tie rights %
labor and the cause Of the laboring
millions, They are planters, ,lGor
tlucers, in effect themselves laborers-
The truth, absolute truth of this, needs
no demonstration--it is self-eyiielt.
Suppose, for cSample, that James
Wadsworth owns artheusand negroes
his Intelligence directs the labor Of
these negroes : there isla certain re-
suit, OF fths re >foilows,a certain pTo
duct, and Of this he appropriates
what is necessary for the ,srlstenanee
and com fort OF his slaves Of his
family, &C., and the surplus be sends
tjff, exchanges it for money, bnysin6re
land, &c. Nows we ask in whatics-
pact does he diffcf from the humblest
ncighbor by his side, except in the
magnituaesof his transaction, Or ex-
cept il bs in Instruments employed,
hes eva lsworth) & using negroes and
his ncighbors using oxen and horses,
and his own hands1 Are not Their
interests iiiseparablce Is III not pro
duction that both are engaged in2 Is
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