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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-07-13

- FNW UoAe Tstff OF fHnsc SpfendId LlIaS
and Grab cassns res and beavers WHITES corner
Broadway and YUKON street ard sS Fulton Also
ssestcek Of straw and soft felt hats u al shapes
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CAN'r DO WITHOUT IT,
~ Can't do without whatY Why,
YANKEE DOODLE
The greatest sarcal and paper Of the day. Is
full Of political squibs.
CONC ILLUSTRATIONS,
And all sorts OF things calculated TO provokea smile
Yankee Doodle bound exercise greater influence on The
present political crisis, by means of its
PICTORIAL ILLUSTRATIONS
OF the Presidential campaign than all the other papers put
together.
Look the splendid carcature In this weeks number and
be convinced Only Ga cents copy For sale by all news
agents t. W. STRONG, Publmher,
~ Nassau street. n Y.
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rhi dreren. the lssgcs'
Pc c.ty-beldes Sheen second hard Of whic
MI he sod prices that y conn stsp Piano. "a rent
end rent allowed purchase 81 WATERS no ss3 Broad
yN. Pianos tsned repaAet, polshcc boxet aud &c
sh esd for seoeCd nand pa0os Music reduced prices
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rsri nanufrsrer. making Ne largest assopsnt IN the
$1g bese feen eecond hard pianos elf of whoh will be
od 81 prices that defy cnnreon Pianos rent and rem
AIlow ed purchase ~ WATERS. No AZ Brcedypny P
|xpo~ timed repaired polished ana moved .h paid
For second hand pianos Music a, reduced prices
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The Grentest Barxains OF the Season, Now

by d. THOMAS l Spring street. corner of Wooster
who dposng Of the whole OF his spring and summer stock
prices tempt economical Bareges and lawns
plains fancy silks hosiery gloves mantias and shaws
&c The whole Of which must be sold TO make room Tor al
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other fruit vegetables be preserved in perfectly
fresh state by the use Of spras patent self sealing
Full directions for preserving all kinds OF fruits and
accompany the Price for quarts 81 so per DOZEN half
gallons, - 90 BAH orders, by post otherwise,
promptly delivered free of of the city
Brooklyn. WELLS & PROVOST Proprletors,
No. 32l Pearl street, near Frank lin square.
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country social enjoyment pic nIcs &C. They are spots
noted rural beauty and they well provided with
places entertainment The steamboat Flora be
tered Fridays by Sunday schools select parties
route sbe viii also make extra trips for said pares
tween the hours Of : and 10 A. NJ daily
NEW YORK AND ERIE RAfLRoAD.-ON AND Az.
IN ter Monday May ~, 1865 and further notice pas.
senger trains win leave pier foot OF Duane street onovs
viz
Dunkirk express, a6A ". for Dunhirk.
BunaIo express, at 6 A. ". for Buifslo.
Mall a, s5 a. NJ for DunkIrk and Buffalo and in.erme
date stations Passengers by This mail will
press trains for Syracuse csysga Canandagus Narara
faus and Rochester, and with the lightning express tram
Lake shore Railroad for Cincinnati, Chicago, 10.
Roaksnd passenger at so p M from foot OF Chamber
sreet) permon for Suferns, Intermediate ssa ons
WAY passengsr at 4P. NJ, for Sewburs and Mddetown
and Intermediate stations.
Night express NJ IS ~. for Dunkirk and Buffalo
En- grant at sP M for Duukirk and Buffalo, and inerme
date staons.
The above trains daily, Sundays excepted.
Tie express trains connect Elmira with NE rlmra
Canardaisua and Niagara Falls Railroad for 81
Bingt anton with the Syracuse and Singhamon Railroad for
syrecuse;a Corning with Buffalo, corning and New York
Railroad for Rochester, al Great Bend, with Delaware Lack
and Western Railroad for Scranton at Bulo
Dunkrk with the lake Shore Railroad Cleveland cncnpan
'~' D, 3. IetxiLyx General sryTss,endak
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A PPLETONs' RAILROAD GUlDE.-THE MAPS ARE
"A printed from relief plates, made by SCHONBERd
CO., 10 Nassau street, New York.
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PERSONAL.

A DOPTIoN.-A GENTLEMAN AND HIS WIFE WISH
II to adopt little girl from two 10 three years OF age OF
american paenage; orphan preferred. Address Captain
W.. Union square Post ofiee.
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ANN wHELEHAN AND BRIDGET WHELEHAN AR
"A rived here in the ship America, from Liverpool about
bouts will be thankfully received by their brother Patrick at
10 Albany street, Inquire for Patrick Pendergrass
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Ofscase OF the LunKs-NOtlce.-Ur. ffuhter
would give notice that during the bot months Of summer,
Commencing on Monday, July A. instant patients will be
received after AZ p NJ daily For the convenience OF per-
residing distance from New York. and unable 70 visit
city advice list of questions has been proposed which
viii forwarded to such application together with copy
ofp disease inhalation, Broadway, N. Y
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A TEACHER OF the ENGLISH AND MATIEMATT-
IA cal lsanches on rare ability and second TO
nera accountant ready for engagement Address T..
Herald Office. -
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A NJ. cRlsTALAR, siuEsRooM NO. e BowERY :
IA. A. NJ. Crsiaiar will sell Monday July IA at lO
O'Clock 225 Lewis street the contents OF plumbing am
gas fitting establishments consisting Of large lot Of tools iro
pipes do Of other articles In the line wei
worthy the attention OF plumbers and others In the trade.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-07-13

Oem0nce Salamanca snfes.-NOber M.
PATRICK the sole manufacturer in the United states Of
the above celebrated safes and patent powder proof defiance
locks and bars Depot l92 Pearl street, door below
Maid lane
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Thomas r. Green, Druggist, has Removed

justly admitted be unrvaed for quilting Innings for
coaks and mantas also family sewing Call
and examine before purchasing elsewhere 495 Broadway
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No more Cholera! No more Dyscntery, No

the alarming reports spread
by that this would be unhealthy still this
metropolis has been spared This unexplained gi
be easily expaned- owing the universal that
truly wonderful and sovereign remedy and preventative Of
The celebrated NJ Lerouxs cholera ber, which has
cured millions who have tried II. No family should be with
ont bottle Is essential 10 have the first
symptoms. IL will In FIVE minutes This bar famed
cholera cordial In be obtained Of s. STEINFELD
porter, 10 Nassau street, corner OF John.
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cC mn WORTH OF GENTLRNENs LEFT orr
GL.Vyv elohing wanted, IN large snal loss LSeraj
"' '''' J4S Is x6iiSiOSxL OK xau sr,<
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from No 800 Broadway, of Walker street. No
Broadway of Fourteenth street. Union Place Hotel
lie respectfully socts the patronage OF his former patrons
and the public generally.
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superior all others Their improvements secure
comfort the natural and durability.
Ills Gnraled and only harmless hair applied twelve
private rooms, q; BATCHELOR'S, 23 Broadway.
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merchants win find full stock of every style and quality
the trade at the lowest market prices THOS
FAYE CO.'S, 27 Broadway, directly opposite the City
Hall,
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27 Broadway near Warren street, attention TO their large
complete Of decorative paper hangings from the
and American factories Artistic workmen only
employed and all work warranted
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HAYWARD sCHMID GREEFTH, cLEvE- AND. OHIO,
IL hear Of John Schmidt by addressing note TO him.
in the Mr. Brdgman, 1853 Grand street, New York
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and the West Steamers Aida and Armenia daily al NJ
making the principal landings
nAy BOAT FOR ALBANY-FRoM PIER FOOT OF
IL Canal aud Spring streets, landing West Point New
burg Poughkeepse Kingston Point, Bristol Catski, Hud
and Coxfackie. Comrnencsg July a. lsd5 The new
AID splendid steamer GLEN COVE capt :. II. Townsend
will leave Monday Wednesday and Friday AZ oclo< A.
NJ OmDbuses will be in readiness al Kingston Point 70 con
vey passengers Rondou and Kingston also, coaches al
Cask TO take the Mountain House The above
boat will connect at Albany with train % Saratoga and the
Norh also with evening West For further particulars
DOR EEYPoRT CLIFFwooD, AND FORT Hasffa
IT ton-~Ihe steamboat KEYPORT leaves Murray syee
pier daily sundays excepted ~ o'clock. T. NJ and Ksrpc
1t ~ O'clock, A. N.
L'oR GREENPoRr AND SAC HARBoR-srEAMER
G ISLAND BELLE Capt. J. Post, Jr. will leave New
York, loot OF Catherine Market slip, every Saturday AT
A. N. Returning, leave Greenpoi Mondays, MeS1 A. NJ
TICpsoN RIVER RAIBRoAD.-FKOM NAY 10. 1888,
the trains will leave Chambers station follows
Express A. NJ and y. NJ; mail "a. through train,
IL NJ. emgrant p M for Poughkeepse, A. NJ. and r.
for Sing Sing, 1890 A. NJ and 9s5 r. n. this train leaves
every Friday evening at II M for Hudson $50 = for
Peeksk, and $50 ~ N. The Poughkeepse sing aing and
Pectst trains stop nj the stations Passengers
Chambers, Canal Christopher and Thirty hrs streets Ira
New York leave Troy att Is. ei5 and lot3 NJ and fy
r. NJ, and East Albany s,s $50 and ilsis N s9dsP Pm
A. y. SMITH, sgpt
NEW YORK TO GUTENBERG, BULLS FERRY,
IN Tlietudlum and Fort Lee. Fare f2ts cents Arrange
ments for July, le56:-The steamer FLORA, Capt Geo.
Haws, wiD leave New York for The above places
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INFORMATION wANTED-oF CECILIA THOMPSON,
aged about % years. native OF he Bahamas, who left
Liverpool for this place in the mouth August 1854 Ia The
capacity Of sewardess board the British ship Shacsamax
change. 4
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AT A. JAKoBI a. CO.'S STORE, 767 BROADWAY
IA will find silks and silk robes reduced TO price
that will not admit of complaint they must be sold +
make room for our fall importations.
A. JAKOBI CO.,
767 Broadway, near Ninth street
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NoTIcE-THE HUDSON GUARDS WILL HOLD
IN meeting a y White street, on Monday evening: Jul
IA, ateP n. by order. M MADlGAN,
MAJOR Commanding.
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UCTION NOTICE-CROCKERY, GLASS, CHINA &C.
n by J. s. II. BARTLETT, Aucioneer, Tuesday,
July I6 10 O'Clock 81 Pearl large assortment
the Shelves just received from ship, Of best makers in
lots for dealers. Goods well packed for shipping Terms
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NROCKERY AND GLASS;. J. WALDRoN. AUG.
~ tioneer.-HENRY q. EVANS, No Liberty street viii
SELL in lots to suit Tuesday June u At 10 O'Clock an in,
ware glass and china also the stock of retailer declining bu
with which the sale will commence Goods wei packed
for shipping.
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INFORMATION wANTED-OF WILLIAM GARDNER,
who lived short at Flatblsh L. T. Please ad
dress VIM Reynolds, lo5 East Twelfth street. New York.
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A LARGE INVOICE OF BEAUTIFUL
IA SUMMER SILKS
Ordered by the late bankrups France Co.. received pc
Africa, will be opened TO morrow,
MONDAY July IA,
And sold for So. Cd. per yard, worth Is.
Assignees' SALE 703 Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-05-27
FROM PHILADELPHIA.

From Our Own CouesTonaent
PHILApELPHI, w. %, 1856.
The local news at this point presents few fea-
lures of interest at present. The new C'y Gov
eminent. though organized has no. been sufficiently
long in power 10 show what Its polio! IL likely to
be. Tbenew Mayor bas not yet removed any of the
Police force. There Are hundreds OF the hangers
Oh for the spells who are beginning to manifest u
decided untasincss at the apparent sowness of hls
honor IN providing them with food from the city
treasury. If rumor speaks truly, M Naux is
likely 20 De as proscriptiye as his predecessor Ii
is aid, ard much credence s given to the report,
tia, he wl not ap! oint .foreigntr upon the Police
force. THIS vii place him N very awkward Po-
sitiop. M he is indebted to a heavy foreigu-born
vote for his election. The disinterested IRISH and
German citizens are demanding such appointments
most imprriousl,. and the native pOriiOs Of the
Democracy declare if they are mzde that they will
visit bis honor Will their most uumsry dispessure.
Ii seems as if very pretty tsmi'y quarrel VIII be-
tie CONSEQUENCE. Having no sympathy with the
81 SIN democracy, care not hVw soon this quarre
nav begin
Although we are somewbs IT barren of interesting
local news. vet We have had somewhat curious
sid noteworthy development Of public sentiment
You know thSt Tor years ILLS Guy uas uo''c" a. au
secuted ali sympathy with the great AnttSiaVery
,n,.ren,apts If tie North. She has been thorough
in he, devotion 10 Soshern trade and 10 her ad'o-
Grey of southern rights as they have been 81. led
HrI devotion to Cottonocracy and IL me Fall and
Sung trade have been marked aud hearty. Her
pres, las been muzzled; no word for the right:
Tor humanity, found an utteranee through Il. II,
when Slavery became rampant IN It's displays Of
incidence and bullyisw, it spoke IN condemnation
OF such action the effort WAS at least feeble ss'
spasuodic. snd its utteralces soon relapsed INV ;
al solute indifference OF silence. Ii was uots sres'
II. otor rousbg aid elevaiiBe the public heart-a
Giant monitor touching the public conscience and
urging il 10 meet the INDUSTRIOUS sggressions oi the
"peculisr institution" IL has steadily and sys-
t.mstieally refused TO assume the high duties aud
arduous responsibilities which attach to II upon the
shsorbi question of the age.
Public sentim, 1t in this city has been lAe sn IN
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men's it Is simple as TO make'every one wordo,
that should mol have been discovered before. The
supports instead If being -elid. hitherto applied
are hollow and 10 to- mselves yibrs'ory Mr. Dr-are,
calls them " harmonic chan b. n" and compromising
bars, which are elastic, ard are 20 n'rived a. 10
force them against the sounding board wherever .rp-
pom or resist nce may be required. The soundin,-
board il thus protected fom the pse-snre Of the
bridg" aud the eject of the atmosphere; and beng
Kept moIr true in IL rvlai Ia the strings the sund,
produced by the striking Of the keys arr more unf
Ia the reas, have ls tendt acy 10 get nlt OF tune
snd, rom The additional N'hra,ory s,Tsctsrc, are
fuller, rosnier, srd more mu iccl in quality TIE
touch j, oo-resIondingly improved tLe strings ~
spopd TO IN, slightest toucn Ct the hsnner"
SsoKT DoSI AWAY wIrH-A gentleman Of TIE
name Of Ju JUS Caesar Holman hss brought over fon
LoipNic and patented in thi county, simple Cheap
and fic!eut invention ;ur burning smoke. Tie hls
fitted up an apparatus, and, 10 oil spp-s'snce- ri'
rs OF this nuisance. Ia performance was witnessed
for considerable time, ard, although be
cutsted to make smoke be coIld not do 10. The
top Of ,he chimney quite clear 20 view, aud you
would say 81 onc, that the cOucsrn was not working
il you did BET k ~ that the fire in. To keep the
steam up al the required pr fhe fireman cannot
get rio Of the quantity OF coal b. did before by IS pct
cent little time will test It's performsn''
"A
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~ fed sea upon this question: not ripple has ap-
p tred uPcn lis surface. few of principle we're
It'll ctr Cling o. animal ed by faith and cheered BY
the ,mpoiby of thousands Of good and true spirits
scattered throughout the rural dstrc.s otthe state
But the threatened outrage- upon Kansas has in
duc,d enc paper, The Daily Tines 20 publish the
evidence taken before the Commissioners in an
sss Nay, more, the leaders of that paper begin
TO eynce spirited and earnes. defense OF tie
rights of the Free-State party in the Territory.
IT. dsDunciaiions Of the Border Rufians are by no
psaLs cLery or choice. The ether city presses,
following in its wake, begin to eyince some bold
ress npOn this matter They s,e opening their
columns 10 the publication Of f.cts. This IL IN
deed great victory. All We want il the pubica-
ton Of the truth and revolution in public sentl-
u.eDt may BE- hoped for even 10 Philade phla.
The r, cent gross and brutal outrage upon Dir.
Sumner has aided in giving depth and volume to
the voice OF the press here. Some OF them declare
ii 10 be necessary that a stern curb shall be put
upon Southern domination and aggression. None
Of all the city papers have failed 10 denounce II IA
most nDspsrlDg terms, save the pseudo Demo
cratic oIgsDs- TIE Peansyrani0n snd Argus. The
notorious ON florence, from the fret district in
this State, voted against ovestigation That vote
was Deeessary to pIopiiata the South. What III
finite tesrsdatoD, What trucking subseTvloncy Is
exscttd from those who serve such task master
as Slavery
Tie Keystone Club of this eli? will send very
heavy delegation TO Cincinnati, say tSO or three
hunorsd. They wi go resolved to use all means, no
matter how INSCRIPTIONS. to procure the nomina-
tion OF Mr. Buchanan. Many of the leading mem
bert Of that Club, have conceded 10 personally
aid sub rosa, as it were that they had not much,
il ally hope of procuring his selection ss the Dem
oHstIc standard bearer. They believe that Doug
las md Pierce will unite their Joint force to keep
tie teO-thirds rule intact, and that if neither oi
item can comnsDd the vote necessary to procure
a nomiua ioD, they will unite their forces and throw
them to some third unknown and obscure man.
PENNSYLN AHA
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REPUBLICAN MEETING ~ KENTCCKY
cOreronderee Of Tho v. Y. Tnjvns.

CoreTonderce Of Tho y 7. TutVns.
CABIN GREEN, Lewis Co., Ky., May Il, 81.
According to vote / send yod the proceedings
Of meeting of the Friends Of Freedom, held ia
the Free Church of Chenille CABIN Creek f.O.)
this afternoon at O'clock
The meeting was organized by calling Mr.. ROB-
ERT BOYD 10 the chair and appointing 1r ABRAd
GARRETT, Secretary.
After PRAYER. Messrs. John j. Tuy, franklin
Osborn and Humphrey Marshall, jr, were ap,,
pointed Committee Oh Resolutions, who reported
tie following:
srs u oriS con pared with the whole people have sned
GeIe Government hlaf the teeeI. ohees
a. MANN cs1 didstes Nnous Conventions and hsVa nsod
,h. Eo~ ioI hey cr on n bsI5re
Rsored That deem it ne duty VI every pato 20 1'e a.
I'D tIsr. ne ovsr elt In tho hsuds who Mi eek
that Iuy Dem critic aid, The greatest good 10 me greatest
6eo,d That likewise the duty OF ever, patriot to .'',
~ elesin t.. office iho,e ONLY 70 val sios toe
lsok 70 the practice q ths eqes, Democratic ".im tuA
RC.oreJ That 70 the this obect slavery
presents irsurut pnrsbe obuuciion since tho v.'
hi' .tioesnd unequal to'gsid slL ,..,.
hosd, Itas therefore the pls goo ieHiHds ~ saie
R.ol,sd That thu, abolition to be permanent mast be by
Re,oirrd That fully p-sustsi that The Natons Ne
p b IrIy cannot eon'.ery dem.ud les. than that Con
& csc By law lu4;sntse Freedom 20 the Territories
kes.ed Tat RESPECTFULLY suRtesto tie National Goa
,Ion ,hst he eIet oii. Gus i.r "a ~ .sg s, .ns
that esiJesy hoI s.o COVE non will select Pre7n-
lddses thorough Statesmen ted frsnas 81 Free
d4m.
Roshed Thst deeply sympshiIe with the people Of
Ks,s. in the oppression they endure sud p'dse ,hon
b. Up IN ss ful way
Eeosd rh.s coi'de' the soy speedy ard sure reme
TO be ht ium date Submission Of the STATE Of kss With Is
present Fee Constitution. 800 ,
E.r.d That the proceednss O ths Meeting be pueshsd
THr ~ Y 1RBUNE Newport hs'os, aud National Ere.
The resolutions were supp rrted by Mr.. James 5.
Davis in a speech, in which he reviewed the steps
VII. reby the socalled Democratic party has de-
parted iron its distinctive principles, aud become
a tool Of demagocues and an instrument of wrong.
Other remarks were made when the resolutions
were adopted.
Ounoiion, Messrs. Jas. S. Davis, John d. Tully,
aud Humphrey Marshall, jr., were appointed
Committee to address letter to the National
Republican Convention OF June IL, Prohlmo.
Hored That when We adjourn. it be 10 meet at
this rlace on Saturday before the first Sunday in
August. at o'clock. Meeting adjourned.
.sv.u G,RpFrr seey. ROBERT bOYD, Chs.:r,n.
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debates and spescbe. on the Oregon bib IN isis-al-o
re attempts 70 extend the Comproni-e he 70 ,he
Psrifc in oaso the votes OF some OF these aay0
cate 10 favor Of the Wilmot Prosso, aud, SbJye al,
tie protest OF The ten senators nsains: the adm SON
OF tie State Of California in 1850 because Congress
would not egisste upon the subject o ,hayeTy ia .he
territory which was 10 compose II Wrih all these
authorities and evidences in favor Of the oil cocrG'
against the test and IL aGihor. think the
old democracy may be allowed To orpEte is binding
force-at all events, until ~ advocates can agree il.
telling what II IL
Repeatedly, THOMAS n. BENTON.
-. Bat DER that the o. MEXICO have Ii eae-t
-tfbUi them Chat Of Kespnf ssv-fy o. Nss heX
g UiofIia L. .b. A a. tbe resy between ice
unirs, ratified ihs .cv--snty AID suhoy OF h'1;o n
territory scquiFed BY j., become eIc nd that u -
Ie4 stafes substituted IN - pace cATEyps % t -
CoE.tituiOD With s overriding conUol a. ,e AVE I'D
siiluti0ns VI Msuco, iBeopsrent with u.
Nr. Calhoun Or Son speech. leAi
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u.,., % offer lis hospitality. II ever
no "'I,n .,ss in which the law might DO
mr,, .,;s ia one But it is biz crime 70 he a
n n", m,.ebapc, aud party Democracy docs not
poer snsb creatures az entitled to the char
H.. sf life or impressed with the feel rgs OF hu-
Mr. Champions friends give out that he would
uiIln,ly T. lie nom the mission here II the t'ry-
eminent would spare him The necessity OF gong
!, .om,ul,iop. But there ia no lkel rood now
,I,t be will be inundated to this extent, and
be will have the opportunity of ascertaining this
occasion. in an official i'rn before many days