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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-12-06
Leaves every FRIDAY, at
rEa II EEIrlAls sIRIEla III

, IT, h REGULAR FRIDAY EICKS-
elsEGsa 1'rs and NillIken'5 Bend Packet ste;er
leave AS above for MikeUs Bend Ticksburg Grand Gnf
Rodney NA'che2 Fort Adams, Bayou Sara Baton Rouge
and al Intermediate landings. For freight passage having
LEWIS SNAPP Il Co. Front street,
The Frank Lyon will regular weekly packet
throughout the Particular attention paid TO plantation
and WAY business. sl3
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-12-06

Leaves on SATURDAY,. Gth inst. at 5 O'Clock F. NJ
, FTTTCcp b., FOR RED ISIVEE-FOR SIIEEEE
ISL = port, Grind Bayou, Grand Ecorc Cnre Alex
aHdria GOrton'S and All intermelinte landings
The fine lgh, draught Effort, William McNliIlen
master, will leave above For freight passage apply on
board,
r. h. SMITH +Trf0u1itouI,S strnat
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-12-06
Y A 2 o o RI Y E r,

leaves on SATURDAY. 9th instant, ) p. VI.
ffSsTTa =, FOR LRIFlCsEI, GREENWOOD MA
81 III = ron, Tchua Ihzoo City, Sntara, EickSbnr
5T.sss, NRtchez and MI intermediate aHiinE>-Rcsular
IHzoo River Packet LEWIS WIIITEMAN-The light
master now in receiving freight and will leave above.
For freight or pusSflye apply on board, to
drrj I. B. SMITH Il co. 1 TcllOHptnulns street
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-12-06

Tie above Invention only increases the speed Of the Gin
Int il improves the staple, m"Nug Uniform roll muughuu
the ginning, hcrruy enAnc.; the value Of the pei
pound leaving ii clear Of all Trash and dirt. Apply
nlMt n. j. WILSON Co, Sc Poydr'rs street.
TBDEISEIIu drums aud boxes, Churchll's packing fol
" sale by VOORHEES,, GRlGtS 4 co,
d2 Is Tchonpitoulas street.
)ACCN-uJ casks choice Rilrd Sides Shouhern fol
ID sale by VOORHEES, GRIGGS Il Co,
d. Is 5Tchonpitonlna street.
MAEiAEREL-lOJ 10, Ms. amt :, for sale by
vi VOORHEES,, GRfGHS x Co,
d. Is TrhoupitnulAS street.
LNIlsE TTLES-Frum tx6 AXIS inches square, for sal
l. by ALFRED KEARNY.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-12-06

As- The French steamship Alma, Capt. Brocande,
sailed yesterday morning at A. NJ, for Havre via
Havana, with the following passengers
For HurreIean Cbiry Chas Lambert and lady, Ed Metz
an Mrs Menard servant and lady: T. Guilot, lady,
children and seTFani g. Phillip y. Ieeseps. lady and nece
L. Hnet, j. Lacoste TournoiS, F Smilera W. Ohiger.
For Hrrana--.A. ". Williams. ]. Mare Babaun Chrsann
de Ia Rosa Mncr and two children Znz A. Potter L. Pes.
someone's and lady: Dr. GhatIE.ix 7. oxHar1 and Son
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-12-06
B l. 4 G X r | Y + r

Will leave on TIL ESnAY Dec. 9th at o'clock P. NJ
fYvEa FOR BAYOU, TENSAS, BLACK
1EhtflAsssa Rrcr-Ihc splendid light tavsh steamer G.
essE=z=@5 esHz5 Hays y: g. Bge master, will positively
leave at"vr for Mound Bayou toutrc FONT Trinity, ana
Intermediate landings hack River. For freight passage
apply on board, IL
urcj LEWIS SEApp & Co, 4 Front 4
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-12-06
u P PER MISSISSIPPI,

Leaves on SATURDAY. 9Th instant u. l2M
fTUgEs b. FOR 81. LOUIS, CAIRO, FICK-
Anlk41 man, Memphis, Madrid aud all Intermediate
ts=s1. inngs-the fine fast rnnninr passenger packet
steamer Alech scott BARNARD master will leave above.
For freight or passage apply on board,
J. j. CifILDS l8 PoydraE street.
EU~ The AiecK scott will pay particular attention
freight. dec4
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-12-06

Will leave WEDNESDAY 10Th inst 5 oclock r. "
, fTga - MEIlpHtS nnt. NEW ORLEANS
slskta ,AGkct line-N cdnesGlay racket-For Memphis
lice'a Napoleon Greenrie and all inicrne
date landilhe splendid packet steamer gonar, Capt
L. Mclfonouh will leave above For freight or passase
apply board,
drr6 JOHN f. HYDE & co
This Line takes freight for White River be reshDDe on
the White River PacseSnm Hale Jessie Isc aad xchange
NJ Napoleon.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-12-06

Leaves on SATURDAY. Gth inst. at u N.
fY@rrs n FOR ST. LOUIS, ME@PIIIS CAIRO,
and all intermediate andin:s-The fast running
gsela- passenger packet steamer AIeciS Scott, will
for the above landings For freight passage apply
JouTi
dec6 G. W. SHAW & co, q Povtras strnnt.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-12-06
LO WEIR SSISSIP PPI,

Leaves on SATURDAY, Dec. Gth at s p NJ
TSs MEMPIIs AND NEW Or
sAkfEltskttsa LEANS PACKET IINE-Frilny Packet-For
Co. MeInphs Helena Napoleon Greenvle and AL
in,ermeliatc land:EsTe splendid packet Esen
Fran Kiln, Vi u. AaIes Muster, will he
freight Wednesday morning. and will leave above.
For freight passage apply on board. or to
d4c3 JND, +. HYDE 4 co. G5 POyTras strpct,
n3J~ This line Of boats will take freight through White
River be reshippe the White River Packets Sam Hale
Jessie I.azer, and Exchange, Napoleon.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-12-06

Will leave on SATURDAY, 9Th inst. at o'clock P NJ
fY~ssSe H. REGULAR ST. LOUIS PACK EFT
-for St. tonjs-Tle fine regular passenger
saisasaass~ isass~ steamer; Ihos. r. Vutt, F.. NJ. Doxirr,
master, will leave for the above and intermediate landings as
above. For freight or passage npply board.
ii JOHN +. HYDE Il co, G6 Poydras street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-12-06

Leaves on ; NIIkDAY, 9th instant at 5P.M
re- r. FOR ST. LOUIS, CAIRO, HICIk-
y man. Memphis. and all nlernriate isndings-
the elegant and fast running passenger packet
Aleck Scott. Barnard, master, will leave AZ above For
freight passage, Apply on board
Il. W. SHAW Il Co, "a Poytlras street.
H- The Aec6 scott vi" pay particular attention way
freight. deci
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-12-06
F @ r RED RIVER

Leaves on 5 ATLRDAY. 9th inst. at s o'clock p NJ
, IT, a. REGULAR RED RIVER Packet
E&-tti For Shreveport. Grand I'n"ou, Canpe. Grand
Fs=7E=se7 Ecore Alexandria, Roands, Ianesport Little
River, tnitoa, and Al the ntermed te landings Red
RiFtr-lhc Light drAugi Hone. Thomas Moore
muster, will leave ab0vc. Fo: freight passage apply
on hoard,
lect LEWIS 81 APP L 4 Ernnt strnrt
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-12-06
NAN AND lsOANDlNls s,,lsNuI. FNN YWlNs

NAE AND BOARDING St&5tfUI. For Yul No
IL I.ANlES-Frunl"d in 1873 by Nnl1le leirls AMI con
,ure since lSiO by Mmr pehns .uN, l;ur,I street.
Gwrru t'usiumhou>r and eHvilr streets, New Orleans
Til. Summer Session OF This establishment Pass Christian
higgins the Isl June. The buildings there are large enough
to accommodate FIFTY boHeS aud indefinite number Of
Day Scholars Attached to the premises bath
and good wharf. The institution provides thorough
StAntia instruction in md department of education
and offers grent facilities for the requirement Of the French
Gnge Singing and Soltege taught by Mr.. Provost well
leader of the Orchestra Of the New Orleans Opera
will reside the Pass during the summer and will
his lessons snirg and socge il the establishment He
will also give private lessons in ffmiiies.
Examinations in music take place every month during winter
in the cty; every Fortnight during the the Pass.
The city school emain open the whole year for borerS and
day scholars. my4G ly
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-12-06

EoiG SE1RGft = Att~Oth1- - The line,
s;' last running passenger packet steamer Union
for Shreveport. Grand Bayou, Catnpc Gran,
EcOre, Alexandria and Gortnn's au all Intermediate Land
ing Red River For freight PASSAGE apply board
or
lrC{ JEWTS SNAPP & CO 4 Fro street
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-12-06

ti5TSS- 1Fpk EHSDN-TNE Al FAST SAILING
&t-T3 S'ir tx ID. Shepherd, 'ale, u.srr. is ual
ao& ''H Will have immediate Dispatch For freight Of
jJv bales cotton, apply TO
!. 7. WHITNEY & 60, 81 ruomlrltt st.
or q. &. HbGERT & co., - Camp street.
F"fNa-'H&' appy I" the master an hoard. nl2
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-09
CAPITAL FOR FREMONT

THE Squatey Soreeigp Sept B. under the singular mis-
sion that The N York ESpres' Fremont paper
thu. proceeds deliver its opinion OF that journal eSq1dt
Ter Soreign though entirely mistaken TO The political seems
T. ycy correct idea Of the moral character Of The Er
press
We extract the following article from Yankee Jour
nal. and that We may no; BE- charged with htherlpg
the bantlng, we give it, paternity:
Four DAYS after one Bufd's into camp hold.
IA T.. 81. here. here the heart of damned Aboltions
m old me Lee Abotioist, and up with my rhe ana
droppcd him his heart out aud Il aim c9d yet now
mi M omen and how il looks inside; then III Try H. ana
-. how, the damned thing tastcs.'"-N D. ETP'es'.
We are of those who think that every one should
aspire above medocrity, and, where we find preemi'
u,nce we always try To give il it, true need ibe
dtor of this paper is certainly entltledto the encomuiu
of being IN exalted, uncompromisng and Unlnltlgated
LIAR. FRSMoNT. recreant Southerner, desires u
be President and his satellites in lying emuldttoH %
each other strive to outrcad lIerod-thcy would make
Jonah suoHOT the whaIe!
Who is there who knows the chivalric spirit OF th'
waIm.hcarted sons of the glorious South, who VIII mol
feel Inundated in reading such an extract AZ The
nboyel If the Yankees won't meet us in ialr and
honorable field there Is an aroma where they are ~ III
yincible a. the heel of Achessheer, pure, unaduer'
atc,l ffth-proof lying Every one of them VINO mas
ever had lie in his mouth knows h0c the tam 'ed
fbfDV IlSkeS,'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-09
COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.

IlvrRPcoL. Friday evening, Sept -, 800 80
,ox-The arrival the steamship NIAGARA On tne Isl 'n
rr,s Us in possession Of advices from New or. 10 e w.
T., IT, con,e6ueuce Of the unayoTahe reports oy 'e Sls
,L ss con i'll our Cotton market u 'ue
III, nat OF the and the sailing OF The OF
Wdpsday there general disposition among holueis
m, nm ptes The market has since continued quite E',
me oA cal prices show advance OF one eighth OF
rv ON tic lower grades compared with the current pee
~ The sailing Of the Africa last week ,O -, e h,b e,o
, taken by Spectators ard exporters and the eos'
an, q, he advance The Brokers Circular gives the ,ss
i w,k a; Is GOO bales Of which specuatoI t9ok 49, a. i
.xnosr. O,1 bales Fair New Orleans. It'd; Mdahs 20.
Tr Mobile. sd; MddiDE SLED ar p.Ands od nro
ding Sled The total stock In port " esns'TS o.,
h.es some respectable private Circulars qnoe Ne"
Middlirg AZ 7.l6d and Mobile and Upland Niddns
MANCHESTER MARKEr> continue steady, ana Win
ott Quotsble change IN prices . -, i,,-,
BRrADsTUFFs-The tendency Of prices Is stu down
vstd. Messrs Richardson. Spence Co quote hesl ID
lowcrou the we,k Flour steady 81 about 'st
Red WheSt old 6 dg6; lev 9. a. - W hie Nh'at' '-
8Gd9 Q. new 10 GO9 Small sales OF fine Flour na,e o,c
msde advance OF Cd. over lasi weeks Puces 9t
qrbtos aic dull AZ decline OF Oh. The week Nes'tn
rl. &c Isl Baltimore and Phlsdclphs ~ ~ ~ vl.
. ass. lrcau Com {. limited request ana "a
wgeE p FOO. age barr, ' f"l - J'd 81 sr' 81 ''
White So
H. Wt-.lti 49, BE- ,-.y wet
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-09
SOUTHERN DEMOCRACY.

The SpartanJvrg Is. c. Express, IN anticipation
Of the election of Fremont and the contemplated
treason on the part of the Buccaneers of the Pal
metto State, is casting about for guberuatorlal
candidate upto
Treason stratasems and spols.'
The Express talks follows. The hatieS are its
own:
OUR NEXT GoyERNoR.-The subject who shall be
our next Governor exciting considerable Interest IN
tie public mind Several e nte men have been named
and their claims urged by their respective trends. All
agree that the office of Governor though uninPoitaht
nay within the next two years become one OF 9reat
rsIon.ibility The temper of the South seems to be
that if our friends of the North are borne down IN tbe
pending stIugge-lf the true men 81 tnat sna
he comuelled 10 strike their cOoTs before he idhatca
forces Of Black Repu5"ahsIn me secti0HdI r,s'de"
GaU 1erer be iaau guTaied in Washington Guy oT on
STARE hrri,Ory. We have strong hopes that the good
men of the North may yet save our distracted country
from the perils tba, threaten Us. ii hot-.s dte .
roI In view of what may be the result OF the great
ssne now peLaing before the American people, u Dr.
comes Us To cast about for him who would be most
~ ,lv o bring TO the GuberLatofial chair the qualities
of head and heart that would De most serveeao,e III
the great cause of Southern Kiehts-Sogthern indie
p.depc. Southern CROR. In this choce there
should not only be- sought the man who combines hDl-
~ with patriotism, but if possible one whose name
might selye rally ing cry OF all our country
IRON the seaboard to the mountains'-One who has
n hold upon the pOpuiar beart. We should have a man
who could WELD the fierce elements OF the chaotic mass
that NAV be precptated upon Many OF our fellow
citizens have ability enough for the post under con-
s'deration: many have patriotism enough many have
had experience enough but there is no man who
untes oil those qualities with hold upon the popular
sympathie- OF the Of our people 10 tue extent
that the Hon. Daniel Wallace does We have watched
with great interest the expression of feeling ID the di
ferent portions Of the State. Various gentlemen nave
been put i'll nomination in their respective section,
without meeting with sympathisng echo Deyoha
their sectional confines. Gen. Wallace was orou5r r
prominently forward at the last election ior
but circumstances seemed TO conspire to save nun
tbouob aware that the crisis had yet come As 'i
threatening storm b4ckens Charleston CALI for
to take the helm Of the State Columhi the oS eyera
~ -. districts sneak out bodily for his election.
His nomination has met with far greater 49,,
than any one yet brought forward The e9"E ~, yn5 o
,esboafd to the mountains see No 70 % cr, and in
inch tine. ALI should sacrifice their personal preferences
co. TIE orc most acceptable t? tie shoe sac
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-09
TIE ERIE RAILROAD STRIKE.

The New-Yolk and Erie Railroad Company are YET
exveriercing considerable inconvenience and oes from
the existing difference between the Company and tho
engine ers al fromen who have left the road. AL OF
the trains except twc-the ! o'clock p M train tn
Paterson and the 81 o'clock p. H. emgrant and freight
express train-leave the Jersey City Depot regularly.
The Ell igrants are sent in the p m. train Some OF
the trains upon the road however, are abandoned
and merged in Others, in consequence OF get
ting behind time. The trains that arrive are an
hour or mere behind time. II is also APP
parent that the passenger business OF the road mas
fallen of at least one.h half since this difficulty COM
merced. Ore of the old conductors left the road yes
t,rday and it is alleged that he did so because he did
not regard the engineer upon his train sufficiently ex-
perenced for safety II is also asserted that only TWO
of the old engineers and five of the fremen, are now
in TIE employ Of the Company. The Company yes
terday secured the services of ten experienced eng
neers. and the prospects that they will soon be
fully ard securely in operation again, under the sale
operations Of the new rules TO which the old engineers
objected
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-09
SEIZURE or A SLATER.

.tor, 70 Msisha George Nevin received
,,so,,s,;o, hat ,be n, TX Panchita ing at pier No
| q North River was be.1g fitted up for the slave
trade and spc, that time ca watch has beeu keEa
on the vessel and The m movements Of tose having ha
in charge. Ly Marshals Neyin De ADge's and Helms
1t Icing sseertaired ,ha, the Panchfia wac 10 san
on "wednesday the Sh Of October. arrangements were
made with Capt. Faunce Of the L. ). Revenue Cuie,
Washington to follow her.
NJ ~ O'Clock Yesterday morning the lax len het
both IN tow of the steamboat {. Durant. She Wa
followed by the officers above named and th: rev Of
TIE revenue cutter. under Command Of Capt. Fsrncc
on ot%d OF q stesmboa; chartered for the purpose.
Nhtn of Sandy Hook the Panch,a ySs boarded BY
the Marshas who. on examining the vessel and hcr
Tspers, were satisfied Of the Illegally OF Ter intended
voysg, and forthwith took possession Of Ser There
found en- board Cart Naylor, Mr. Me~luito
tSuTercargol Frank Brewer and Andrew Brewer (frs,
and second mate), Mr. Da Cunab aud a g-,aleman
named Darymple, with his wife and eight chi nen.
The cargo Of the bark consist. Of lumber, 30 or 10
ca,ks # sa alter. lot If nuskes large quau--y OF
fiewood. about seventy puncheons of num- and .cc,c
,s,es If dry goods. The hatches have not ", b--u
oIen,d Tie parties sppr,hended viii be brough, le
fore the Commissioner to-day. The bark Is about 30
TINS harden. ard rather a starch IN. King vessel
Da Cunah and DaHInlpIe represented themselves
a. passengers. The former WAS one OF the persons
taken from the bark Braman, recently condemned as
SLAYER He was at that time tried ami acquitted. Mr..
Dar, mrle SAYS he holds commission from the Brt-
ish Co,elumtrt as a member OF the " Mixed Court.
Tie cook. giving his name a. Charles Howard, was
also cook of the Braman. He then gave his name as
Louis Brown and was tried and acquitted. The supS-
cargo Mr. Mosquito, soon after the officers boarded
the vessel attempted To throw overheard bundle OF
rart consisting of letters of instruction to the voy-
aye aud It's nature One of the officers discovered the
movement on the pant of Mr.. Mosquito and afsera
short tuss,l with the gentlemany insect succeeded IN
getting possession of the papers, in which was inclosed
a heavy weight in order to sink them immediately
when thrown overheard. The bark was brought up
and anchored in Buttermilk Channel near the catt~
Washington. The parties found on board were len IN
the custody OF Capt Eaunce.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-09
INDIAN TROUBLES.

A letter dated Foat Kearney, Nebraska Territory,
Sept. I, states
That on Sunday preceding the date, the mail con-
ductor Mr. jones' was wounded by the Cheyennes
Indians ten miles from that post. Tue troops were IN
their saddles in half an hour, and on the following
naming struck the trail and followed it until IL M;
found Where they had camped the night before from
II e camp the trail was fresh and broad; by p m.
they came in sight OF the Indians IN camp the plan tt
attack was soon made-I.eut Wheaton on the right,
Cart Stewart n the left ard Lieut.. Mcintyre in the
center The Indians speedily driven from their
camp, and purued about eight miles, when night
coming on the, scatt. red, when the troops could no
I,nscr follow to purpose. On their return to the In
diam camp they found ten dead Indians, and It u
thought many more were killed, as the attack was
made within thirty feet of the enemy. The camp
eouipage and camp was burned, and twenty three
PONIES and two mules captured. train was attacked
The same night by Indians, when two men and an 10
troops could not get the trail This was Rabbits
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-09
r,yGs CO. BOARD or SUPERVISORS.
~, yesterday afternoon with barely a

This body met yesterday afternoon Win oare'y q
The Keeper Of the Penitentiary reported that the
- of ,rsoners in that Institution on Both ult:
nulI "a committed during the month 81; discharged
during sane period, ~. s.,....... =, a..
poor asking for an appropriation of 200 for pre-
s.nt esgencies presented and laid on the table.
bnt i,s cons Iteration afterward resumed and an
spprorriation of 81, 60 deficiency bonds grated
long communication was presented by the COM
uittee On Accounts Of the Superintendent, giving q
detailed comparison Of the cost of sustaining the W.
mates Of the County buildings with those OF New
county on an average S8 - for the yearly support o.
each inmate, it costs Kings County el@ 80 ana
recommending application to the Lsssrrs for tSs
passage Of some act to prevent conun ia.
these depredatiore on the public Treasury. LUG
renort we. ordered 10 b. printed in the city paper.
ANer some other unmportant bus'nes'' me o'7'a
a5iouyred C. the l5.b ms
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-09

fto''oss-Tbe market continues very quie, for al articles
th- SALT, bEu hsSe been limited and pc-. quite
M, aud the same remark will sppy 20 Posg B. s;eAiy
Pitiou' prices the stock il FetfnE low. LARD !. dali Aaf
qso'Aurs are nominal n 70 dSnf TALLow-Y c. il n in
Provo cen ~ ~ q s. North American ia quoted AZ 81
NAVAL s1oRIs Common Ro.in les, firm. but previous
Gl,'s 2us sre n'irued sale 900 Dbl. Sat ;. Fn-
ioGDi IurPen'ine crude, 556a5i In Tar there have
b. u sales
AAHts5Poi. are active slightly advanced preesp as
SAFE % Pearls lave been limited - ~ AS.
ovttcIrRos BaHK-PhIateiPLii and Baltimore generally
unchsnge In prices
LnstLD OIL !. active a. % s6fo6 SrAL OIL ia s-ive a.
ii f0I boed. COP O-NothuE doing. PALs OIL quiet
a. tf'd fE6. OLIVE OFT i steady AZ previous price.
DTEvooDs generally sctive AID firm as. week.
pTiCes.
sve.s-Te marie; quite frm in the early pAr OF the
week. but closed dull
MoLsssTs active and firm previou- prices.
1tA-Co mIuor Cor Eou !. quie, ~ (. ID
CoTFEEPnoes firm, and The transactions moderately
large.
RIcI-CaroilA j, quiet with small sales a. 4 d;o9
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-09

LITTER FROM THE Hos. CHARLES SuMsER.-The
following leater from Mr.. sumner in reference to the
recent Kansas Aid meeting at fremont Temple, Boz.
ton we find in The Boston Telegraph
PHILADgPHIA. Oct. g. 1855.
NV DEAR SIR: There is Inspiration in a good cause.
which ia shown at once in the improved character OF
all who embrace it, Especially IL this apparent III
the Young Never does youth look 30 radiant as when
uLder its influence. The young men OF Boston nave
done wisely for themselves in associaiing togehe or
the relief Of Kansas All that they can do VIII be wice
blessed-blessing them in their lives and blessing
their distant despoied fellow citizens. 80
With pleasure learn that the Governor Will presidc
At your earliest public meeting but this Is only ac-
cordng to the Just rule Of life Kindred 10 hohos ao
.boud be at the head Of this Christian charity whiie
eveyy citizen should range in place and our be'oved
Massachusetts by the contributions, voices and votes
of Ter unanimous children, should become one uteu,
an ing fountain of beneficence and IN an IRE
sistble example 70 the country. For myself, woud
rather thousand times serve this cause even In the
humblest capacity, than be Governor hdinerenl "
All that can be given will be needed, and whose
gives III give Ia n missionary enterprise which, In he
footsteps Of Liberty, will carry peace, cYiizston,
Christianity the Bible, and all the blessings Oh eari
and heaven. To such charity every person l,,.,.
give; if in 10 other way the man who has two COATS
must sell one and give Kansas the proceeds bu WING
encouraging this effort candOr compclr the con'esslou
that all your contributions will be OF small account un
les President and Congress are chosen "h9 snaii
Owe their sympathes 10 Freedom rather than 10
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