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United states Mails.


Posr oYuoE DxPAATxEsr,
pRoPOsALs carrying the United STAIRS mails from be rr
T"u'e, will be- received
saft1sn 'n the ely of waSthsloa aniii oe0ck,
'eh o. yane Es1t 20 be aeetd' q shs hext daS
No. l450i From indianapolis, Bridgeport, Piai I'd aelyie
sulesytle, err.Hca he, n-nlrtsn, hr.f's MIN, Hsr
nony, hfazi Wan Burn, and Clover Land, Teue
n ute, "A miles and hack, tinss week. BY
mode transportation viii include ennTe mail
SCHEDULE. ....
Leave indianapolis daily, except Sunday, "A,
ATTSc Al Terri Hauts D I
Leave TsrIn HauIs daily xeep SUNDAY, Al N, and
An'se a. indianapolis aeHt days D 10 a IN.
NOTES.
Each proposal should be accompanied by guarantee signed BY
Two responsible persons, in the following mannerE
FORM or BID.
b., Of ---, County OF -, State of -, propose
eoAy"y the Daai 0H -- To --. Tou,e No. - from
-, agrseabiy o al of he tnasteI
General dated May ", 6, and BY the following mode u convey
ance
for the annual sum Of - dollars
(stgned.l
FORM or GUARANTEE
The undersigned residing At State Of -, undertake
The Postmaster
let day of Juy ls6, tner.ar
rsqn red obligation 70 perform the service popoed with good and
sufficient sureties.
(signed by two guarantOrs.)
Dated
This should accompanied by certificate postmaster
tha the saanto Of Tope and able TO make good their
guarantee.
FORM OF CERTIFiC ATE.
The undersigned postmaster Of Of , csr,ies,
uAer AIS eatAo Office, he acquainted above guar
aud knows hen be Of property, and able
good heir guarantee
Dated
(Sgned)
JAMES CAMPBELL,
May 2a-law4w Postmaster q neral.
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rsoyossp pArss OF sArrrss.
Pyo- Nee Yeys F,os. Lfrsryssl

EDWARD X. COLLINS,
No. % Wall street ". ".
BROWN, SMILEY, a co,
Liverpool.
sTErHEN KEsNARp h co.
~ Austin Frars, Loroou.
D. q. WAINWRIGHT CO.,
Paris.
ships ~ sccounsis Cor gold
aon, specie esly precious metals uness bills -
rnee thsrso snf The vsluo pressed.
Nay t-au
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by the President OF the United states.

IN ofIaw tRANKiiN Pierce, PIesdsn, ofth Un
eube sales VIII be meta 4, lhs Offices. The
STATE ., ;iiehsIn At tit ga'-s @ hsssn dsgaAsd, 10
da, Of July tue DISPOSAL of The public
lands within the aforementioned townships and ffaeona
tawnshies via
NORTH of of pseip meridian
eisLssDs situated in sec,n six iwnshp
seeoas and wrntynime towns6ip Gmy-.ish
dys and in section ryiee township fohre,
Township for,y nine, ofranse ten.
Townshps 0ryee, fonysK, ony and ior'sesht Ct
townships or three, forty GOy-seven Of range twenty
Townships forty four AID fouy dve, Of twenty-five
hips fpry forty NV, of raase tscngslI.
Tawusbip fo'ty nine, Of range wsuiy-sesrn.
Townships fory esht nine and hy one oranse thirty
-four.
Townships foryeigbt f"rnine any, and my Of ransr
Town.hps my ~ one, range ihily-sir
The iwsuty twenty
4, the l. nd once =, DIN AN eop,EciLs Norday,
foun day q Aust nsr or h- ciseo.sl o hs public ands 81
viz;
NORTH Of tAs Of pr,neipa HsriAiGn
Township rhirsy-srvs" orts.ss ,wen'y,.essa
Township. try and hi'',hve Of range 'weniy-Hine
as una Of principal msriiian.
Sctns three, iesn ard rNeHy our tSnshIr
i1ry four, ,ang- w.Iv- srriy
t,an = Hns 10 sssas .nrs oa @aas & @ "n "wn
sRd IN hT ylhres,
-I,iu b.
"a law the "f sehdss military, and
nsrnrT with ths- 'swamp and oyrino~sd land
I.rgiy uuht for ton.n any granted the
rnabe the and
O.,
srpsrPber 1850, vtl "a ezeiaad from hs sais'-
viii b. need the day,
order which advr
until ~boiS
on.rd shall b. opr
louKc puvaie thr laRds
be adnauisd after be expiration oftbe weeks
eity of a>hngt'n, uis Ann day
April, Domin thousand eigh hundred and nay
~ the Presd~utf FRANKLIN PIERCE.
THO>. HLNDkICKS,
Conusat.-,Dust OF the General Land Ofce.
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NoricE-Tbs or ToIss requested
subrcrtber hasiRess ts
Manday IN NAV - O'Clock, at lsFds
Hoe city, ON and after the aih a Apsl enpra of
snsd nue,usy win
thr advrrecut Together letter addressed dsinga
viii be delivered such of The rr~d
apply the Office of urEsrs Chnha Rrsfh
- HAhlBlbNt
AZ a-w.dk aausthMay
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United states Mail.

pRoPosALs or eapyins States
s day % Septcnbe lc5o, Juas. -5s
the nals.ss tastss Tho TERRI roREs az ostGoN sad
MAsht NoioS vii ss feceysd h Conlsaet ne Ihs Iot
os l5ep1 en "a hs ei of asniazon until the s day Of
July, lc16 ~ be aecided b. the DAY
OREGON IERRlTuRY
la5 From stars Point, Grand Pan Eugene cY - miles
and back once week.
Lsasr Starrir Point every Friday at mj
ATtisr al EuG NJ Csly dxs ny
Leave. Gfs ~ -sugaay 4 q
Aruss a. Sta rs Posnl day ~ M, =. ....
izo From for Orofd Randolph aad Coos Bay 70 Glrdne
q y, eS NH aud back, q week .. .H#
Leave fas, 0fhad Mat,day . n . a..
ATf'se al tarsssfs Wcdhe.dsy ~ 3p mi
L.nse Ca diner ny , Thursdas a. TAM
ATrite al rsu 0ftofd Saiura a By
l2H Prom Scoitbarg W,nhesnt ~ miles and back,
week.
Leave seousburx every Wednesday at Tam
Arrive AZ " insh@risr next das hy
Leave Wnehe-tsr es~ry Mo- day Z q
ArIrss st y oiiahurg n~If day by Jpn
WASHINGTON TERRITORY
lztI Prom Pacific Ci Chenook, 70 miles and back
lsayT P-eih- City every Wednesday NJ nj
AIn1f 81 heDaok saHe day by
LS1sr tnsa sk Monday q
Arrive al Pacific Cits day by VI a
Btds ~ by different schrduls n be considered.
lzIi2 SancUuyrr a
Beders distance and schedule depart
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mo. b5al
Notice

~ ~ temporary eosRHoReS Of hs L6ad O1cs al Kalgm-
90 in ne S0te of Michigan
CoNesEss by aBproyvd Asu is6 sntorEsd the
" cupasay nice Mi~hI
~ wich oes ctrd N Be deontiausd ny No S1
sanns date November "a, Isis
- therpre. hrr~ty declared and made
- W ns dcnnasHcs kats7zso district i-
and he oaes viii ot day
- g and eshunsed anfd nivthsr
sfvrn uadsf pf wsshinEtan ths l5b day
Apu, A. ID. lss6
TAOS a HEypRICKs,
Conluis-ioner q the General Lgnd Oaace
ApIs-law6w tInisl A star
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Proposals for Stationery.

TREASURY pEPAnrsskr, Nav II, 1856.
SEPaRATE proposals stationery required
ua - os,,tA h - on h JUN Day o. June neI ana m
,he con raet - - = " A'"'' :" "'1'''
nf sr,eie bd. Ina samples parry
10 whom lh esaaet may De A~adsd viii BE- pad o ey e opa
wit BE- considered when the ARTICLES f
qualify ot the department
o Spurious or articles win subject Tie bid 10 rejection
prop- " making H.
ns aust specify rnes and sa one pre-. for saea ard every ar
he dep and drheui! To make d eon, viii
The te4uired delay ~hen
dsred 70 ms satisfaction ne head of the Office ord
less suau ID each aad ereie contracted me puzzle
an ienr article a lime viii be deemed uneenr
Boa5s apptovd security given BY prrsou per-
ons coz iae and N case Of future 90 ,apey the ares
aTe spsc hea IN such bond US lauldsled damaso-
specified psopo
sails sha e supsd the lowest akt price Or te department
Tbs Fa.jored i specifies, nearly now be dons The
n as, sa"' and d'e''" OF each Of me '"a' ARTICLES
g. rras post satu or plain dnh faint hr 3D. plain
go rsams osisesp fans ed oas or more sides plain and
- qano rs maehHe ant lined on one o. more sides
paper, by and BY * inches PLAIN
ar,s"ss paper b,os per reap, pian a,sd
do suvspe isp.r, - BY . iHehe' and ls Oy a
Creams iarse erowa easr.opo, psr,esm
. 90 bioiing pap-r rssi Pr ram
sra.. metallic pas, q al required, best quality per
~ VI quIIs, NJ So per NJ
iM do No. 20, perM
Az dozsa bet sIzek .ad pencils per- dozen
10 do rcd-rad pencIl-, d.
IS do toid ivory, atnch, do
tA do red tn.n sssnrsd, do
! do pousce hoxss e etscua,
d. ssnd-La tez, of cocoa, do
wsrf-rand-, b cocoa.
a. sous ivary handles, genuine, do
do p-nkutve- dxsrs a sons equal, bIad tuck
bnsn y par, hsnlles, genuine, per dozen
do uhtcs shears, al Inches do
once
Ii do rnk. tinds, cut glass,
gon black the department haYo eha0s Of the
make, raliaa
lni, blaeh department choice Of
quart
quar-, ink red department have choice orrns N
ket
department
In I botIls-, per b,tle
I4s bbtI-. ink, pyin-, pat BOTTLES,
o q large ed, partnsni seal, psrM
g. psusds ~af-rs, eoan0s szr, req, per p'und
III do sesiiag b@s aupsrhne scarlet do
a. % Inaia rubber, pst pafed, DO
I7s Quifts black saHd, PEI quart
n y usesF psr
100 psu Ids ans, linen, pound
do cofDa, do
.nvrnps ~ white yellow of following
siI~si * ~ ~ ad sk ~ ~ inchvs, per hundred
VI dozen ruI-f-, Isabogsny rouEd hat, per doz-n
~ elastic holders, do
May i7-inwt30 hJunst
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ouu,, land wrrran esl acrrs
IN in ny kaich Iss, usA-r n~ ~ % March less
ailHsry ~ tst9 having alod sach
notice hereby ri~en the and figha oi
aerafe assaned the sane,
= = ''"s '''p' JANIS W. BROWN
Aprii 25-Iawsy
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DNMTT
TO oUR sUsscRIBERs.

Ths person .Bos seoks, unless
he sss -
DstAnt steb,rv qasy by eusE be pa~ssss
- watch Will b. Pad by 81 ~ IT.
saie u4Aassissioa
rns q UNTBY PAfRR J. ihAshsd ~ssky caras ear
sens ~ geas aAd ~ aarias the tessss.
rabzerpuoas period yssI be sesi.ea
Terms psspos sboss annual 9.FE 81
ay-PnsrNAsTERs suhorlzsd mar ssesss ssa
BY s.ndas DAiLy suh~ebsrs, ESQ saeiea
rvE sgMI-wREKLy subscfihss ~i'h ss enclosed, wi, ss
uaed 20 copy Esaits
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INSTRUCTIONS TO BIDDERS.

No will be made for performed, or each
omi-sions satisfactorily explained three pay
be- deducted. arrivals schedule
excused, ourt OF ir the be dedaec The
annulrd repeated failures violating
oer laws, fr dspbrypg depats
The Postmaster Gem may order OF pro
the echedule
y,ded the running be diminished also, he curti he
dcnn aitns rata decrease n pay
condition Of ms allowing months pay tie amount Of
aspen ed with.
pay will be allowed any,
points supplied cnfsciy
The be executed by the LIST Of September
JAMES CAaPBELL,
Postmaster General.
PosT OTucE DEFAsraEsT, March ", 1885.
Mar tg-laNsw
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Every per- he pre- any of The
townships of townships
q#rrd establish hs he sa-f.eton of the
the ace, payment the
erasbs seeing ta uotS b-,ur day
pniurd pusrc land
braeiuK
THOs A HENDuI"KS,
Com lisson-r Of the General Land Ofice.
April e. tawt3w fintei and StaEl
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The New York and Liverpool United states
Mail Steamers.
The ships comprising this tine are the following;
riodge.
1oulrtocs
The Aar1us Capt James NcfL
kfS These ships having been haift BY contract
pressy for government service, syery care has been
aken their construction, also In their engines,
to insure strength and speed and their acconmo-
ans une9usied and eoufo-
fes of New fort yerp In Grt csbin s3J
~ second cabin t5 From Liverpool TO New York, 70 and 20
gainezs
An trrerisnced rurEron stsched 10 each ship.
70 srhs esn Ne secured unui paid for
Ths ships Of his line have Improved wasr bukhes5 and,
bArd dahg un ~i the Banks north o q deg
unul ahsr the st of August
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Law partncrshIp.

n y
ID OsERr J. WALLER 4 LOUIS JANIN have fnrmed paris
N ~ fbe supreue
Uasd The CouTI 81 Csns- Adtr.s
Washington CITY, d q. Jan 2-endFfh
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United states Court OF Claims.
a.

HE undessnsd John c. Deyeseux of New YoYk civ and /,
fhampson of Washington c. aarnsya and coaas.IlsI.
aaw are Assoalrd io the legal credit
ois f goyeFnnse't, H. the Coaa O lsls.s. " ~
They Will In careful
Washington he Ihsi,
by gentlemen af the profession and eiaian IA cly al Ny
fask o. ssr~hefs - any part ef ihs Union
They be consulted personally or y letter
al New i"FS az Washington a. 10 aus
which have been any before Conxrss or an
he furnished 81 oaee ap b, pari- iaIs essd
xn.a .s-. JOHN O. DEVEREuN.
w. W broadway corner Well street. New York city
NJ. THONP~oN,
WashinEoa city
B-J Deysrsur commissioner Of the Cour, of Claims
Jan 1-sta~fn tiRiel
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Fresh Beef and Vegetables for the Navy.

Fresh Beef and Vegetables for the Navy.
NAVY AaEkcY,
Washington, April 70, 1855.
NEALkD pE0pofas will be- sdnss
day The so'h day II May, iss r GHppy nf saeh
4aahhhes 1uesh beef and tables qued
washington station during year
aay oi July next and ending the 30th June, is57
btei aud Vegetables b.
e nAEhtt anords aud each article ,ed
pound. ~ =. =
Bond with approved security will qured
std hnoan 81 this cnnct, and addIlion
VIII he withheld n the a,
coat.a security Tor the due of contract which
WI on no aeenunt be pal uuii u fully compled with.
Esey rsf nut be accompanied directed Con
making appropriation
proved august 10, cf61 by
responsible persons, they
that t- bidder bidders wi ~ b bid be
into an obsaon wn five days. win good and sufficient
lies, 10 furnish the aTtIei,s proposed.
No proposal will be considered unless
A
ApJO-laW4w Navy Agent.
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John VI. Buthmann.

John VI. Buthmann.
Ta.yorter aaa Dealer q Htns B,suSy, Csgars, Sc,
Psnnsyvana avenue ~ and streets. soup side
m AZ received supply snYonx which
III avrK nSana- srsia, " Cas- Londres La nhes Nins
Cahana, Leas Napoison,
Ala sir.r seisdau, pp- superior Gin, rontlini~e
sbos, schaapp- supply Of champagne NumH eab
uef. Heit~eick, .ud other brHnas,
H. stove Rhine and Preach winos of very
hish asas Madeira, sherry, porI he
Az 9-adf
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wiiIaFds Hotel

Wiilards Hotel.
!. e. n H. A. WILLARD,
Penssytraaia and FSHritsnth EtYcrf,
washington, d. g.
ian 1--din
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Ssraaces
DO 90 Ghsntfs- o. ~
Do do - eizhul- - ~
tickets shares certificates packages
splendid proupt
Of each drawing will be
% order from Address,
P. J. BDChEf, Agent,
May l5 Willniu stoa, Delaware.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1856-08-23

STILL that moral nluoncc, that intellectual conyic.
ton, must n1w out Of the political methods OF tn,
State; and you Free Sellers, whom we are to meet
for the next twelve months ut our meetings, aud
who going to complain, week after week, that
MIR. Pilisbury, or myself or Mr.. Foss or Stephen
Foster, tears asundtr your professions as an anti
slavery party, mark mel if you elect Henry j.
Gardner, do not dare to show your faces within
the girdlc Of an nnti-slavery meeting, for we will
make it too hot for you if you do. Cnecrs In
the name of him who has stood in the van of your
political fight and borne its brunt most fearfuly,
do not put behind him, at the head Of the Massa-
chusetts that he honors by representing convict.
ed falsiiier, political hypocrtc an insidous as
sassin of your Senator, n man who cannot point
to one good aat with which to redeem the disgust
of public life Forget him Send him home
Allow him to vanish that, il Massachusetts can
ever be blessed with forgetting. she may once more
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1856-08-23
From Fred Douglas Paper.
ANTISLAVERY DEMOCRATS.

Barnum had on exhibition n woody horse, six.
legged calf, Mermaid ard sundry other wonder
iul ard inexplicnble monstrosities but in bis
palniiest days lac peyer conceived the it-a of an
Anti-Savery Denioca.t We car stand almost
anything, in Tn, gentle lUvrg murderers,
honest thieves, chivalric woman whippers, angelic
devils, but Anti.Slaycry Democrats we can't swalr
low. We have never seen one but have been irs
near proximity to places where they said to-
abound, but like the milk sickness in Indiana, they
were always in the next county, or at the best in
the next township How any creature claimssS
to be an Anti-Sl0yery man eoald stuliGy himself
as to vote for James Buchanan for President is
hard to understand What deed thought of
Buchanan's, through all his long political career.
has been aught, but what the most ardent supper
ter of slavery could desire. What manly word
has he uttered for freedom. what statesmaDlike
action has he performed for its perpetua,ion and
its extension ?nut one. Yet there are men shame
less enough to claim that to the Democracy alone
must the slave look for liberty.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1856-08-23
THE SERMON OF REV. M D. CONWAY.

The Rev. NJ Conway, pastor Of the Unitari.
an Society in Washington City, is native of Nir-
ginia, educated a Methodist, and thoroughly ac-
quainted with Slavery in all its bearings IN .
sermon recently preached to his congregation, and
which will probably cost him his pulpit, he says
The blood which has stained the Free soil of Kan
sas and stained the floor of the Senate from her
abest advocate is the vicarious ransom of the
North for her past sins of serviity and compra-
mise That blood has blotted out traditiHpary
bonds and amenities between Slavery ahd Free
dom. The friends of Liberty now stand free-free
tO be guided by their own law; bound by no COM
pact but their compact with God; under no cove
nant with any save their wronged and suffering
brothers. Now Cor once Freedom steps forth pnc
trammeled by any rose-wa:er talk of sectional
courtcsies, sacred compacts and the lke she has
room now for a free of all her strength; we
fear not the encounter with slavery.
We only need now that this new strength Of
Freedom should be rightly directed 80 save us from
civil war. We can that the strength is COM
ing though as yet it but ''sees men as trees;" we
see it in the houses half finished which may now
be pointed out in the North, the wOrkmen sent
away that more money may 20 to Lawrence; IN the
fact that those who give most for this end, give
most in the North, are those who never voted for
Republican in their liVes in the fact that the
States are fast forming in line in opposition 10
every claim OF Slavery which is not found surrep-
dered on the very face of the Constitution. That
is right. Let them know that though the branches
should be pruned the tap'root of Border Ruthan-:
ism lies deep in the human subsoil of Washington.
Let them send men here-not inveteratc animalsi
who will bend from the honest truth to dodge a
blow, but men, high-minded men who know their
rights and knowing darO maintain"
Brothers, this Union, freighted with 50 many
hopes ana Joys is worth another effort to save it, in
this awful crisis, il is the sum of the Law and the
Prophets, of the Old and New Testaments, the
sum and substance Of them all, that every man
should enter with all the force that is in him into
this work. Voting rises to the solemnity and dig
nifty Of prayer. Rear your defenses, Freemen
Let Mount Washington and Quincy Granite and
plymouth Rock be brought here in human shape.
to speak the word of death to that demon, which
having ensaved three and a half millions Of me-
groes, would now conquer thirty millions of men
with Saxon blood in their veins
And let i, be once and for all, seen and recog.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1856-08-23
HOW n NORTHERN CONGREsSMEN BECOME
D0UGHFACES.

Every Congressman, upon his arrival at Wash
ngton, is attacked upon every side by tho slave
holding members his weak points are found out
and then he is used bv them when the fit time
comes. They insoenty claim to hold the key to
good society,"" ard the social pressure which is
brought to bear upon Northern members has taken
rigidity out Of many 1t backbone. The designations
Of Washington, however, are the deadliest wcap-
ons used by Southern men for demoralizing
Northern members; and nine times out Of ten
those who prove false to their constituents have first
become habtual frequenters of the Congressional
doggery, the gambling 'helIs," and the brothel.-
Such men are compelled to play the sneak and
poltroon whenever they come in collision with men
who settle their differences by code; for they
know their constituents will not sustain them if
they fght,and it certainly looks queer for men who
can drink gamble and indulge in grosser dsspa-
tion, pleading their conscicnceS to escape duel,
We have been led into these remarks by pas
sage in Josiah Quncy's address. He had frequent
opportunities of watching the tacti cs of Southern
men, and he speaks Of them in this wise = C{HciG
matt Gazette
How to secure and manage those members of
Congress who are like to take a lead in debate, or
exert any influence in either branch never fail to be
the special study of the Shareholders which is great
y facilitated by the location of Congress in the
city of Washington. Such men from the Free
States soon become objects of attention of men
well versed in the arts Of governing Slaves and of
winning Nhlte men 10 thelr purposes; ana Winnie
the new member is perhaps, wondering what
makes him such special object of kindness, ard
is thinking only how to reciprocate, they are ey
amining him article in market,-whether he
can be bought at all whether he is worth buying;
whether, If bought, he has sufficient influence at
home to carly his whole district with him These
questions settled to the satisfaction of the slave
holders and the certainty established that there
will be no fnching, however hard the service they
may exact, the price at which he can be had being
ascertained will in due time be paid, whether it
be by place in the customs or in the post office, |
or in the cabinet, or an embassy to Europe or in |
China, and mayhap, if he stand trial in the
hardest service, by even the Presidents chair.
In Mr.. Quincy's address we find also the follow
ing paragraph;
''ln the times of nCn-intercOUrsa and embargo, |
had frequent intercourse with John Randolph, |
and for many years corresptn ndence with him.
During the extreme pressure of those measures
upon tho commerce of the Northern States,
said to him, Mr. Randolph, these measures are
absolutely insppportable. You Southern men
will, at this rate put an end to parties in the
Northern States, and we shall come down upon
the South in ono united phalanx.' | shall never
forget the half triumph and half sneer with which
he replied, You are mistaken, sir you are mis-
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taken, sir. Tho South are as sure Of your Democ-
racy rs they are Of their own negroes
LET any man examine the history of the United
States from the reign Of Thomas Jefferson to that
Of Franklin Pierce, and he will end, that when
the Shareholders have any particularly odious and
obnoxious work to do, they never fail to employ
the lcadera oE the Democracy Of the free States.
In all estimates of their futnre duties, it never
should be forgotten, that every act by which their,
interests have been sacrifscd, and the power of
Shareholders increased has been effected by tho
trcachery of members of the free States"