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Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1856-02-02

HoNonroy's PiNs.-AssorishIng Cr's
of Bilious Comprehensive. Palrica
McKennan, of Columbus, Ohio, suffered
for upwards Of three years from violent
mains in the head, foul stomach, bad di.
grsrinn, dlsoIdrred liver, and general ner.
vous debility, he tried various remedIPs.
for the mitigation Of this compound disor'
der, but he only became worse instead 1t
better, although he also consulted sevefal
doctors. Finding that The medical faculty
conld moi cure him. he had recourse 10
Ho.Iowav's Pills, by continuing with lsl'
remedy for few weeks, he entirely re.
gained his health, and ever since then no
has no! had the slightes, return OF his com
plaiut.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1856-02-02
Book Agency,

We invite attention TO the advertisement
of Mr.. JAMES NJ. HEssEY, Book Agent,
which appears in to.day's paper. Ii will
be seen that he has named some of the
best and most popular works, which can
be procured at any lime, for those who
may wish them or he can procure any
work that may be desired, at publishers
prices, by applying TO him.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1856-02-02
Fanny Ferns last Book.

We have read "ROsE CLARK from
beginning to end, without once laying
down The book. The experience OF the
author in the GOODNESS and deceit OF The
world enables her 10 portray lis hIdeouS
proportions in colols drawn from the
shades of her own heart-histoTy. She
has, in fact, written the unwrltten thoughts
of thousands of aching hearts, and 1t IS
because We see the lineaments oil our own
history in The mirror she holds up, that
we gaze so long and lntenlIy. Whalev-
er h-r enemies may say, we can see that
she possesses heart full Of genuine hu-
man nature, and she has already earned
her reward in the ferven. MAY God bless
her" with which we closed the book.
Rose Clark" has been published by
Mason g. Brothers, New York, to whom
all orders for The book must be sent.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1856-02-02
SDlP4.5H33A G$9o

On Wednesday last, by the Rev. FL.
Mathews, Mr.. JACOB MILLER TO Mrs.
RUSH, widow of the late Jacob Rush, both
of Berkeley county.
In Cumberland, Nd, on the 18th ult:.
by the Rev. j. II. Symmes, Capt. Z.
CRElGHToN TABB to Miss EMMIE, daugh-
Ter of James l.. Campbell, Esq, all Of
Berkeley county.
On Tuesday last, By Rev. Philip Res.
corl, Mr.. HENRY CLAY CROMWELL and
Miss SARAH ii. ALLsTADT, all of this
county.
On The 10Th ult., by Rev. ]. ID. Powell.
Mr.. A. J. WEST and Miss ANN 4. CAMP
BELL, all of this county.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1856-02-02
Book Agency.

THE undersigned takes this method Of
i informing the Public that he has con-
senled to act as Agent for Mcssrs. Hall IL
Wilson, large publishing house in New
York City, and proposes TO furnish any
work published in the United States. at
publishers prices. Persons in want Of
Books can be supplied upon accUmmoda-
ting terms by calling on the undersigned.
Specimen copies OF the following works,
for receiving subscriptions, are now in his
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pedillon Noble Deeds of American Wo-
men Alice Lee, by Mrs. SoJihwor,h
and Miss Bunkley's Book.
The following IS list of some Of the
works just issued from The press Of Hall
e. Wilson, any Of which can De linmedi.
aiely procured by the undersigned ~
StanhoPe Burleigh--Ihe JesnIis in our
Homes BIske's Farmer--Eycry day
Book ; What saw IN London Silver
Cup or Sparkling Drops Webster and
hi. Master Pieces War with sIexico
History Of the Mormons /: American Fruit
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String Of Pearls Poets and Poriry OF The
Bible ; Methods, Preacher ; Episcopal
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are all substantial works aud can be re-
commended TO HE public.
JAMES NJ. lIESSEY.
Sbenh.rdstown. February 2
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1856-02-02

Effect of Mechanical SkiH.--To show
how mechanical skill and labor add 10 the
value of raw material, the British Quarter
ly Review gives this instructive calcula-
lion -
"A bar Of iron valued at IS, worked
into hore.s shoes, is worth $1,000; needles,
1855; penknlfe blades, S3,2s5; shirt but
tons ,s29,4sO; balance springs of watches,
S250,0O0. Thlrly-one pounds OF iron
have been msd0 into wire upwards of HRe
hundred and eleven miles in length, and
So fine was the fabric that part Of 1t vas
converted, in lieu of horse hair, into q
barIister's wig"
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1856-02-02

Death in a Heigh.--tl is stated that
a young lady Of Cumberland county, Pa,
while sIeighing oGe night last week. was
frozen 10 death. She complained 10 her
companion early in the evening OF being
cold but there being no Pahfc house near
they did nol stop. Soon after, on coming
10 tavern. she refused 10 get out. saying
tina, she fell very comfortable. aud they
drove on. Arriving AT home, she had TO
be assisted oui of the sleigh, in siupnr-
like manAer, aud shortly afterwards expjr-
ed.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1856-02-02
Wars DoingS.

According to the albany Evening Jour,
nal, The entire number of men killed by
the wars of 1855 is over 100000. Sew
enty-three battles have been fought, and
no such bloody record has been presented
in any year since the days Of the field Of
w aterloo
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1856-02-02
Rail Roads in Illinois.

1t is estimated that Rail Roads have,
Within the past FIVE years, added $3.50
600 900 to The value of land in Illinois,
and sic, 100000 to the value of the crops
Of the past season in that State.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1856-02-02
Fire

A destructive fire occurred in the town
of Bath, Morgan county, Va, on the 3O'h
of Dec, destroying The large dry goods
store of J. CassIer,the drug store OF llesg-
er & Brown, confectionery of Mrs. L.
MagiII, and the saddIery shop OF John
Custer. The total loss $4,000.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1856-02-02
commercial Convention.

Alta meeting, which convened al "'
Cour, House on Monday last, for The P"f
nose Of considering the ProPrleiy OF sP
haunting delegates to The Southern Com
porc,al Convention, which assemblies u
the city Of Richmond.
On motion, Col. B. Davenport was
called to the chair, and DR.. '. NJ. buue'
appointed Secretary.
James w. Beller, Esq, alter stating
the objects Of the meeting, moved max
committee of three be appointed, who
shall, select ten Delegates to attend 'he
Convention in Richmond.
Whereupon, the chair appointed the
following gentlemen, Jas. W. BeiIrr'
Wm. Lucas, Sr., and James W. Camp
bell.
The Committee reported as follows
Col. B. Daeerr}s:. Thos. ihe wins
Col. F. Ya,,s, 3. II. Smith, Wells J.
Hawks. A. Il. Herr, Thos. Z. Green
Charles II. Lewis and DR.. V. NJ. Butler.
On motion. the names Of Jas. w. Bel
Ter, VIM. Lucas, ST., and Jas. w. Camp
bell. were added to the list OF Delegates.
Andrew Hunter, Esq, stated 10 the
meeting that re had seen in the papers
Governor Of Virginia had appointed HIM
a delegate to represent this Senatorial
ict.composed of Jefferson and BeIke-
lev, and that while he felt the deepest ln-
terest in the success of The movement, his
duties at home were so demanding, thai
it would be utterly impossible for hun TO
be in attendance. He therefore requested
the chairman of this meeting 10 appoint
some gentleman in his stead.
In compliance with Mr.. Hunters re-
quest, the chair appointed Jno. B. Hoge'
On motion of Jas. w. Beller, the meet
ing adjourned.
B. DAVENPORT, PIes'L
DR.. V. NJ. BUTLER, Sec'y
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1856-02-02
gRB 3AEIB3ggSa
BALTIMORE MARKET.

Howard st. and Ohio held at $3.50.
The same price is asked for City Mills.
but no sales. A sale since Change OF
500 bbIs. CITY Mills at $3.50 on time
Whear-sales al 50 O3a2.05. Corn-sales
at 7Oa74 cts. Oats-sales al 36A39 cts.
Rye-sales at lO5al 10 Clipper Isl.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1856-02-02
A Costly Speaker.

The Speaker 10 be chosen this Congress,
estimated by the cos! Of choosing him, will
be likely to prove the most valuable man
in the nation. He has cost the United
States Treasury, SO far over S2OO,000,aud
how much more time only can tell.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1856-02-02
Estray Shoats.

NaME To the subscribers premises, on
\ lie s,h January, SIX Sii0A rs.h
two are white and four are sLm'ied ~
aud have brsn appraised at 10 dollars y
The owner i requested TO come forward
prove prorrry. pay charges and take
item away.
Feb.2 LEMUEL /. TAYLOf'
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1856-02-02
DR.. V. NJ. BUTLER, Sec'y

Rarages of U'OiUeS IN lOCa--1w0
Persons Deroured.--Owirg 10 the eX'
IRENE cold weather, for some time past
the wolves in Pouawattamle cOun!y,lo"a
have become dangerous neIghbOrs. IouI-
lry-yatds and sheep-folds have been rob,
bed to Grighuul extent, and III several
instances the hungry beasts have not been
inclined to spare the human species. Inc
Keukuk Post Of the llth ult., says:
About three weeks ago, man was re-
turning from prayer meennS'accompah,
led by his two daughters, one sixteen and
the other twenty-three years OF age. they
were all riding the same horse, when sud
denly pack of timber wolves aSsaIIel
them, and being unable to escape by Hight
they attempted to defend themselves. Blu
the !erocious brutes attacked the horse
rendering him manageable. The old
est daughter was partly dragged 10 the
ground and Instantly devoured. ThI:
enabled the father and other daughter to
escape. Several neighboTs were soon
mustered, but upon repairing to the spot
nothing was found but one shoe, and
verv few remnants Of the unfortunate girls
clothing.
A bov about thirteen years old left his
fathers house 10 get water at spring
which was about half mile distant, since
which lime nothing has been seen OF him.
The pail was found near The spring also
some marks of blood, and lock or two
of hair. Several persons have been chAs-
ed bv these savage monsters.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1856-02-02

Mrs. John Tyler, lady of the ex.Pfe'i'
dent. whose maiden name was Gardiner.
is heir to just discovered fortune in Eng
land. by which she will realize 100000.
How truly has the ex.PresidenI been sly
led "Iucky John :"
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1856-02-02
Tho Canal.

We are indebted says the Hagerstown
Herald, to friend Cor The annexed slate
Denl of the income and expenses Of the
Chesapeake and Ohio Canal for the last
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1856-02-02

Another falt Of snow tack place on
Sunday and Monday last, being The fifth
that we have had within the las, month.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1856-02-02
Sl43,IS2.67
EXPENSES.

Current expenses paid in the year 1884,
exclusive of entries unpaid.
Improvements Of Canal Steam
Pump, S'O2o'l IL
Repairs Ordinary, 81, 624 SO
" extra ordinary breaches,
&c. 5,Ol4se
Pay Superintendent, Coll. Lock
Keepers & Inspectors, 22,552.49
Pay Pres, Directors, Clerk, Treas
urer, and Line SuPeEinten-
dent, 1868
Interest paid, 26,3l9.2O
Contingent expenses, l,25l.15
Postage, Printing & Stationary, 346.O6
Law Expenses, 527.76
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1856-02-02
RECEIPTS.

Revenue from Tolls, Sl38,675.S4
1" Wafer Rents, 3,65l.2
Rent Of Houses and Lands, 80. is
Fines and Penalties, 1903
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1856-02-02

modes,y. The mos, lovely feature ID .wo.
mans character, bu. a cultivated mind
and BENEVOLENT heart. We love chic.
hood, youth and freshness. anu we would
not have parents push their children along
so RAPIDLY. Let there be more than one
step from infancy to manhood, from the
nursery TO ,he world, from the scHooi
room to the legislative hall. We pretend
no, to have enumerated all the faults IN
The education of youth, but we are CONN.,
dent brighter day would dawn upon US
If teachers of the light stamp were al
ways employed. TO command the BEST
talents and qualifications in this depart
ment, let US ac, upon the doctrine OF equ,r-
alents that where much is given much
will be required in return. And let any
teacher be able 10 say conscienhOusIy with
himself, "Now my business Is TO DO what
is in my power, TO rear up TOR society
intelligent and virluous men and women.
L is not merely TO make good arllhmell-
clans and grammarlans, good readers or
writer's. good scholars who shall DO them
selves and me credt-this | have TO do !;
but it is still further, to make GOOD mem
bers of society, 10 make the community
around me wiser and happier for my hav-
ng been it. My labor, in fine, must be
to ingrafl upon these youthful minds that
love of knowledge and virtue, without
which they cannot be happy, nor useful
nor fited for the greatest duties; and with
on, which indeed all their acquisitions
will soon drop like uniimely blossoms
from the tree of life"
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1856-02-02
ShepherdstoWn Market.

For the week ending February ., 1856.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1856-02-02

Shpph,rdslown, February 2
New-York daily tribune., 1856-05-20

L.ci.l.t,r. ofGeersia pAsseG spo'osssesl ress 20
ucp think ss SOS:.s. :. and .S, sh.r.
missee i3i ms par. >4ediess to ssy that he got -
pecun.y CO. compensation hi. inurs. and ss... ,o...s
bad some other things to ''y when ssou!s, Osffn 70,
but Mr.. Payne. whom I have sos tnoasn. a ., ,o'
years before, has somehow or ant 0. sso ~ ~. :.
;e.sion Of the rhole letter, and put tnem oaI @ .!
my head. Only, IS have promised TO III IyyoS IA
advised Of the dOings of the Wings, feel 'o.Se
to inform you that / am assured that. after .tae
meeting Of which tsld you in my last letter, (sna
about which you had q very abominable article
last week., they had torch-lght procession down
Flag Alley, (selected fer its adapteaness to Dis
play their numbers), to the Bite Tavern, "a bss-
telry Of repute near the market), in an upper
chamber Of which the entire party wss enter
tanned. Further, that they have appointed Mass
Meeting to be held next Fourth Of July in the
Hoosac Tunnel. ] was told these facts IN New
York by an eminent divine of Boston, as to whose
learning eloquenee, and orthodoxy there can
be no two opinions, and who breaches to- the
largest congregation in the city. So it must be
true. BYLEs,
New-York daily tribune., 1856-05-20

ssvs ses jeA sniesaes 10 tss e.~ s IN. sna l.Is.,
than ~ The Slave sssies tosssSes; snd ts- 80 u,
nos q eopteadns ..Tiss bat q eonssa4sss :. se
country. abe contbstes theash De msnhod and ende -
teeetua activity Of her children of hsf dfy,ne
Which opinions into % than sny
other State BY al the Slave States tossths While Der sona
pfoduo;ive nduy exees In vsse three sss the
cotton crop Of the Whole South Sir TO earth oeonp
only to deserve IL and know no sov
the efforts Of Massachusetts, Will wear ths erown OF NJ
umph But II cannot be abe wrong fs bsfse o. c
drep. when In this she thus encounters reeech
the souls Who exposed s Lexington b tnose
Who aood aayed Bunker HUI by the from her eosom
Who Ill the battle 6eds of the frst sat Lent ner
Vigorous TO the Of all BY the 3iidren <ns "a
borne whose alone national trophies. mesAchn
setts vowed irrsvocsb,y TO this work What eefonss
fahful sbe will do IN s things and Provdene sna
dsermne the result And here ends what have to say OF ne
four Apologies for Crime sssinst Kansas.
The Senate then adjourned.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-05-20
THE RECEPTION OF PADRE rIJLL.

WAsHrSeros, Saturday, May IL, 1856.
To tAe Edifevs Of Txs Ersnin9 Post:
Your intelligent correspondent is rather inclined, l
see. to support 6llbusterfm in Nicaragua. But your
friends here do not Indeed the sagacIous, prudent
persons Of all parties regret the reception OF Padre
Will by the President, including the Secretary of
State. There is no Misunderstanding this step-the
Padre was brought here by Major Heiss, of Pampero
notoIiety, who was then and is still identified with
Cuban hibusterism. Heiss was sent 10 Nicaragua,
il is understood, by the Administration to communi
cate with Walker and to bring here an official repre-
sentative Of what is Justly regarded as the Cuban in-
vsding army which is to concentrate in Nicaragua
whenever the Government Of that country Is firmly
established.
II is true that we have heretofore recognized gov
ernments de faefo without regard to the ongn OK pre-
yious duration of their existence. But VS. should not
be Disled by analoges that do not appf 70 the er-
cuustances Of this case There Is undoubtedly snow
of reason in Whist Messrs Weller and Mason said N
reply 10 Mr. Crttenden on the reading OF the Presi-
dents message announcing his recognition OF walker
but il Is only shor of reason. Every one fees that
il Is substantially and n effect, not recognition OF
foreign power, but an attempt 70 iegahze the noas-
tring OF our own citizens for Walkers letter TO Mr.
Weller speaks Of iimsef and bis associates IS citizens
Of the United States. ... .
Again. both Mr.. Weller and Mr. Mason said that II
this would brig the Central American affairs 20 a
crisis they would not regret II, or language TO that ei
feet. WI not Great Britain be wsnauted IN corsf-
eng thl- svpWsl by the echlen9 irlen1s o. tie Tx
New-York daily tribune., 1856-05-20
A NEW INVASION OF KANSAS.

LxAyyswoarH CRY, Wednesday, May ., 1856.
Cousspeulsscs Of The n =. TrsSune. .
We again have rumors of war, and circumstances
induce the belief that there's some foundation or sue"
rumors. It has been the opinion OF wstcn'a' sDe-
State men for weeks past that oeins
- :. an. ho,deY Missouri countries, and by the
-ror,s 81 The invaders in the Territory, Tor another
nr,ion similar 10 that of lsst Winter only more Gun
uov co,ceived and to be carried on with more vsos'
I'D ;, 10 better organized and more powerimscnem"
90 ,;.;,v Threats were made long ago Ina. 70 so""
na ,r,.,. sbsuld grow 20 that horses eouia 'e sas
taned in the Territory, Lawrence shoui" De
20 the erourd, and its nhatatao@ 'n'u'1 po
sl.uoh,.red or driven from the iefn'o'y' A."~
&C. b., come, and with il these pfepars''ons' "e
49, n.s, two or three days armed men, many :" tnsm
ho,.emer. have been passing INTO the isntov ~ 'n~
and neighboripg points, in sueh numDef' - 70 mas.
,be belief that immediate astaek Is oonss"
what is to be the present pretext Tor TINS mVasDn !
cannot tell but it is supposed that the scheme 70 %
10 arrest some ofthe officers ofthe State orgsniza-
49, t,h The expectation that there win be resistance,
,hs, shannon Will then cali ost the militia Of the Ter
rcry to cid the officers in making the arrests and thst
ron this caI thousands Of these men, now n reAdi-
ness Will rush to the sppoiuted Iendezvous and tnaf
thew wiz be able to take Lawrence by surpse, and To
oyerwhelm her unsuspectiDg nhsbitsnts- They viu
not surprise Lawrence, however. Her defenders are
alieady in arms. I am told bys gentlemen Just ar
rived from that place. that the people there are sp'
prised Of their danger and that last night they aA
part Of tier force on duty, and that all were rss to
rush TO the defense Of their freedom and thh rghta
at moments call. ,ft r.r..., .,..t.s-T rls,rr
Several hundred United States musksss fainshet
by law for the use Of the militia Of tho Territory
have, within few days past, been received at ou
wharf, sent to the order Of Gov. Shannon. These,
coupe, will be put into the hands Of the borderers
who compose the militia. Gen. Richardsoo, CON
mander-in-ehief of the Territorial militia, and wh
resi5es at St. Joseph, Missouri, landed here two 'aJ
New-York daily tribune., 1856-05-20
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

The House took up Mr. Wheeler's joint resolution
authorizing the Secretary of the Navy to dispatch
vessel with provisions privately contributed, for the
Cape de Verde sufferers.
Mr.. KELLY referred to the liberslity Of Eew.York
in aiding starving people, appealing to the generous
sympathes Of the House to pass the resolution, which
asked for DO appropriation Of money.
Mr. SMITH ivfrgnis) while deeply feeling for their
distressed condition. was not willing, even IN this tn
fling particular, to usurp power not guaranteed by
the Constitution. He considered the sending Of a ship
equivalent to the appropriation Of money for that pur
Adopted by l2a against "a.
Mr. GALLOWAY ssked leave to introduce reso
luton requesting the President 10 inform the House
whether be has information concerning the murder Of
three American citizens named Dow Barber
and Brown, late residents Of Kansas, and whether
legal have been taken for the prosecution
Of the murderers; aso, whether he has infor.
nation regarding the foreibe abduction of William
Pbillps and Of his being carried across the Mis-
souri, and there tarred and festhered; likewise
was taned and feathered at Atchkon; also with re-
gard to the shooting of Mr.. Mace, whom an attempt
made to kill after he had given testimony before
the HOuse Investigating Committee, and whether legal
sons engaged in these outrsges. Also that the Pres
dent inform the House whether he has issued special
instructions for the protection Of American citizens in
Kansas from violence and murder.
Mr.. SMITH (Va.) suggested, and
Mr.. GALLOWAY agreed to add, clause calling
for information relative to the murder Of Sheriff Jones'
Mr.. GIDDINGS-Better wait until he is dead.
Mr. RUFFIN was opposed to such string Of non
sense, and objected to its reception.
Mr.. GALLOWAY moved a suspension Of the rules
in order that he might introduce the resolution.
The motion to suspend was lost-lo9 in favor to s.
eganst-not twothirds
Mr.. WALKER moved to discharge the Committee
Of the Whole the state Of the Union from the further
consideration of the bill for continuing the improve
ment of Mobile Harbor. Disagreed to- 60 against 81,
not two-thirds.
Mr.. KEITT moved suspension Of the rules, to en-.
able him to offer resolution for the adjournment OF
Congress the 5th Of August Negatived 62 against
81.
Mr.. WAKEMAN introduced bill making an ap.
preparation for the survey of Harlem river. Referred
10 the Committee on Commerce. Adjourned.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-05-20

ecutive n connection with the refusal of the Admins
,sd 20 ss0fs ~ proof ths. il has been the set-
Of Central America by connivng At the ~ sSs
eoun! ~ one OF ns citizens, then recoguixise and
eg.zpg IT, and for this ressou refused sr6itrsteu'
ne ruin Y, these rash proceedings have the sane.
s. You at fault in supposinS tsst tss
fseskcsr6 Pr Slavery men oppose il. Ms.cn ho ~, =
The t,pe Of ths, eass you see. sanctions it. They sre
not 20 rsff ns yoc suppose. They are too un.cru
pulous to be ~ 1t is grssping afer their support
which ndsees the PfeeideL against the counsel OF his
able Secretary, to take this steo.