davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1856-09-25
PLEASANT VALLEY
STEAM W0O[EN MILLS
AQQin for the third year.

am again prepared to manufacture as usual, the
following goods order CassmerE. Persian Cloths,
Satinels FlauneIs Blankets and Smoking yernes
keeping hands the above variety for sale, ex
change for wool and country soap.
TP Farmers can have their Wool manufactured
to order the shortest notice exchange goods for
their wool. NPMarket price paid in cash for wool.
MAY I, 1856. 6in JAMES YATES.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1856-09-25

body to qa;et he. manes, while we, her
children, stumble about her ruined habiIa.
tions to I'm. dshonorsble grtves wherein to
hide our shame Dissolution. How shall
it be,-who 6 all rnake il! Do men dream
of Lo; and .ibrahs,n rering, one to the
East anI ,he other West, Perce:uliy, be-
cnuse their servants strivei That States,
and boundary lines will be marked by com-
pass and chzi1! Sir: that will be Porten-
tous Commission that shsl settle that parti-
ton, for cannon will be plantd at the cor
ners and grinning skeletons be fingers posts
TO point the way. Itwil be. no line gently
marked on The bosom Of the Republic-some
meahdering vein whence generations OF
her cl idren have drawn their Rourlshment
but shsrp and Jagged chasm, rendihgthe
hearts Of great Commonwealths, lacernted
and sneared with iraternal blood. On the
night " hen tbs stars of her contellation sha!
fall from heaven, the blsckness of darkness
forever will settle on the liberties OF man.
kind in this Western Worli
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1856-09-25

their kind invitations, and did not cease run
ring until he had locked himself up in his
RI on
But although The Colonel escaped from
the plum pudding, he could not escape from
the ridicue which the affair occasioBed.-
He subsequently challenged four persons,
agains. whom his ire was particularly cx-
cited. aud they all consented TO fight, but
svailng themselves Of the privilege Of the
challenged party. appointed pudding bags
for their weapons. At length the unhappy
duellisi. finding no one who was willing to
shoot or be shot at, wss obliged to quit the
State.-Per.folis.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1856-09-25
Another Regiment Of Democrats
Coming Home.

The following Declaration Of lniePsn-
dence OF :he Democrats of Lewis cou Ity. N.
Y, appears in the Martinsburg Republican,,
August Iat!::
"DrcLARAriox OF iFDEPEEDExcE.-The
undersigned, citizens Of Wss. Turin, who
have heretofore sustained the Democratic
p,rty and its leaders, aud who yet retain
the desire to adhere to the true principles Of
the Democratic faith, finding ourselves una
BILE 10 coinr ide with the principles laid down
and prescribed for our future action by the
recent Convention at Cincinnati, believing
those principles to be depar ture not only
from The split and letter of our constitution,
as constructed by its patriotic trainers, but
a manifest peryereion of the Democratic
creed. which is based upon the doctrine en-
craven Oil every page of that glorious com-
pact, which secures as we'll the right Of In
dependeH, speech and free discussion
through the press, and in public debate, upon
al! political issues as the equal safety aud
welfare OF every citizen; an3 believing that
the difficulties and outrs.es now transpir.
ing in Kausus have originated in the per-
version o, Iha Aforesaid principles which
have been 50 long the guiding star ofths de-
mocratic agriy especially Of the free States;
aud believing further that the future safety
and success Of all Who honestly adhere TO
that creed will be sacrificed by the adoption
of the ruling principle embodied in the Cin-
cinnati platform, tu-wit: that slavery in fu-
ture is TO be national, while the noble cause
fer which our ancestors fought and trIum-
phed is to be condary and sectional, there
by opening the door for the great opPres-
sion and tyranny in tine free States theu-
selves; we therefore stand ready and pledge
ourselves to vote for no candidate standing
before the people OIL that platform. aEa en-
forcing such an snti-democratic principle;
but, on the contrary, viii cordially unite,
for the time being st east, to elect candida
les known to be opposed TO extending the
curse of slavery inlo freesierrilory, and in
favor of giving the AdIninistrstion d. Wash
ington into bands which viii make it accord
v th The Constitution IN the design 10 ex-
tend arcedom and hot slavery
Following thi. declaration are the neines
of two hundred and fifty-oue Democrats OF
Lewis county, WHO have concluded that
Fremont and not Buchanan is the man :or
the present emergency. The Republican,
says that Lewis county is good for fifteen
hundred Fremont majority.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1856-09-25
THE GENUINE
yINHE HALLELuJAH, All that is neces.

IL sary tosay OF this Music book is, that il is
Lowell Mason's latest publication, containing tunes,
chants and anthem suitable for Chur h and the social
singing, to which prefxed "The Singing School," g
manual for classes in vocal music, with exercises,
rounds, &c. Price 70cents. For sale by
A. C.. MARTINI
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1856-09-25
The Ladies Department

Is opened for the reception of ladies' No nstitu
tion in tine Union imperts thorough interest
ing course in this Department.
In conclusion, would add that we shall put forth
our hest efforts TO merit in still more eminent degree
The attering reception with which enterprise ha~
met and pledge ourselves to impart more thorough
practical course Of Mercantile instruction than be
formed at any other similar Mercantile College.
Among the many recommendations we give the fol-
lowing:
we are personally acquainted with Mr. Grangers abiI-
which of the highest order. He has great expe
rience as an Accountant, in heavy Commercial and
Banking houses which gives him superior facilities in
imparting practical knowledge of Book keeping and
a thorough Commercial Edu alton.
!. J. ALLEN, LII. D.,
President OF Farmers College
LOR.N ANDREWS,
President of Kenyon College.
To ynunr men who wish to acquire cuisines edu-
Mr. Granger has the qualIfcat alton of theoretical
cal Counting Room experience and we feel confident
teat graduates from his col will he fully competent
TO keep the most complicated set of Books.
A. p. STONE. Wholesale and retail Merchant.
J.J. JANNEY, Sec'y Bird o. 'ontro. State Blk of o.
j. F. PARK, Book Keeper al d. :. Woodhury's.
ID. OVERDIER, Book Keeper al Clinton Bank.
II. IL. MILLS, Sec'y Columbus Gas and Coke Co.
G. B. Mason Book Keeper a. j. II. Riley & Co.'S.
For fullparticulars send for a circular.
Jan. 81, 1856. GRANGER IL ARMSTRONG,
Proprietors.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1856-09-25
NEONEY! MONEY,

Nl All persons knowing themselves indebted 10
he undersigned are requested 10 call and settle the
tame against the lst day of Septemher.
aui3wl FRFNT & NhGLB.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1856-09-25
How 10 Meet a Duelist.

4 few yeas since, as New Engl1nd
genilrman, whose name We shall call
Brown. vas passing few days at hotel
in one oar western cities, he had the misior-
tune TO uniuteniionally offend the suscepti-
bic honor o. tall Indiana colonel, who was
cne of his iCllow b. arders. His apologies
not being satisfactory, cha lenge was sent
him, which, howtyer, he declined upon the
ground Q. conscientious scrupIes. The
Colonel, who, by the way, had won in two
or three encounters quite reputation as a
dueist, at once conceived the idea that his
opponent " as a coward, and resolved to dis
grace him by aoggiug nin in the face of al!
the assembled wisdom oi the house. Ac-
cordingiy, the next day at dinner time in
marched the dGeiist, armed with a cowhide,
and advanced 10 Browns chair, proceeded to
dust Ills Jacket for him in the most approved
styie Brown was a-toRished. Luckily be
had been .ieiitenant of militia in his na-
tive State, and knew the Importance of in
commotag his enemy by q DIVERSION
So, sejzin, gravy tureen. he tossed the
contents into tie face of this belligerent
Colonel, and before that hero could recover
ed he sprang upon the table and began to
shower upon him with liberal hand the
contents oi the dishes arourd.
"You are an aiernal-''
"Cowar." lhe Colonel was about to say,
but at that ni'.inent plate of green's struck
e., n ~
AIDED und LOST ;oflvlr!
"HaI' crivG the little New Highlander,
whose blood " as how up, '.lond of greens,
are you! Take potatoe, too and he hurl-
ed telling voii.. OF hard potatoes at him.
Excellent th!G.s ith calves hoad;" aud
crash came aiite Of soft boiled eggs
against the side @. has crsnium
The blows Of tae cowhide, " hich had hith.
erto decepd d opoa ine Yankees head and
shoulders, nov tcs4n TO fall more weakly
and wildly, and IL tacGne evident that tie
assolsnt, nall stunned, chokeJ. and partially
blinded, "as gcitirs The worst oft. His
courage Was tai oazing cut.
"Take turkey" shouted Brown, as
noble Uli gcb-r descended fairly npon the
Celoncl's heae, and bursting, filled his hair
and eyes with delicious looking stufIing,
"heres the fxings,' ne continued. as .hs
squash and jelly ioiio0 ed siter.
BY This time the Colonel was irretrieva-
by defeated, and his merclless opponent
seized huge PUN p doing steaming hot.
and holding it unove his read with both |
hands seemed aUout to bury him beneath !
it, he quaiie. with Terror, and throwing
down his cowhIde, turned about and make
rush ior the duJt.
"S!op for the pudding, Colonel, stop for
the pudding, shouted Brown. "Puddin.
Colonel, pudG!a p; screamed all his fellow |
boarders, amid commissions of laughter. But |
the Colonel was LOO terrified to listen to |
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1856-09-25
HARDWARE. HARD W ARE,

Y" Z have lust received direct from the
w Importers new stock of hardware, such q
Haud Saws, Tenant Saws. Mill Saw, Cross Cut, aRd
Tsnd Saw files, all sizes. Braces and bits, Auguf
Bits. Sacks Augurs, the hest made. Door Locks and
Iatches Bed Castors. Coffn Hinges and screws, But
Hinges Table do Gate do. Mahogany Knobs, Squares
rules Broad Axes Stewart warranted chop
ping axe Hand Axes HStehets, Socket Chsels. firms
10. Drawing Knives, with numerous other articles
usually found in Hardware stores. Will be sold on
reasonable terms. &C. MARTIN & Co.
May Sd. 1855. =
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1856-09-25
ON MANHOOD,
AND ITS PREMATURE DECLINE.
Just Published, Gratis. the Goth
Thousand:

4 FEW WORDS ON THE RATI.
"A 0NAL TREATMENT, without Medicine, OF
Spermatorrhea or Local Weakness, Nocturnal Ennis
sion, Genital and Nervous Debility, Impotency and
ImF edimcntst 10 Marriage generally.
By B. DE LANEY, NJ. D.
The important fact that the many alarming CON-
p'ants, originating in the imprudence and solitude
of youth, may be easily removed WITHOUT MEDICINE
is in this small tract, clearly demonsirated and the
entirely new and highly successful treatment, as
adopted by the Au:hOr, fully explained, by means OF
which every is abled to HIMSELF perfectly
and at the least possible cost, thereby avoiding all
the advertised uOstrums of the y.
Sent to any address, gratis and post free in sealed
envelope, by remtting (post pad two postage stsmps
TO DR. b. LANEY, Il, Lispenard Street, New York
City may 8, 6m pd.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1856-09-25
DR.. A. DEEMS
RESTORATIVE | kIMENT.

r. a combination Vegetables Extracted on .Scien-
tto principles and put up in pin. bottles in Ligned
used externally acts upon the part orIpats diseased
by stimulating the absorbent vessels arouseng them
into action and is taken into the circulation giving
vitality to the dsea part parts thereby
ing the natural functions and healing the same.
nd when used Intern it acts antspesmadic
Tonic Stimulent and sudorifc at the same time it is
duiretc, and acts freely upon the unnary organs
s a horse medicine it stanrs prominent, it will
Cater OF hacken Poll Evil unless very far advanced
by bathing il freely and warming it in with & hot
iron SO not to scald. II will remove tumors and
swcliings oecasioned by The collar, harness, or sad
die. 1tremoves grstIy Jumps oecasioned by kicks or
other wounds if they do not firmly adhere to the
hone.
It heals all Isscerated confused or incesed wounds
will cure the scratches. II gives Immediate relief
in wipd collie, given in doses of one wo ounces. n
arrests irhammetion; in fact it will favourahy
sompeIe with snyIcfthe Liniments Of the day. And
externally used the place TO he bathed shaved in the
first place be washed with soap and water to free the
skin or wound from dirt.
This preparation is excellent remedy for many
diseases Of the human family and will be Hound un-
trial good il not better than any other prepera
iion now offered in Iiniment form.
Though here wish TO infor m the public and the
purchaser hat this medicine Will not cure every
thing, il will come doing every thing to pre.
feeton Ihave stated as any of the Joy to the porld
Prsss-puSed pain killers Of ths day." And here I
want it understood that do not ask a generous
public 10 take my statements without trying II for
themselves and be convinced the facts stated For
further proofinquire Of the following per.ons all of
Belmont county and State Of Ohio; Viz Samuel Ran
kins, Farmer; John A. Ray and John NJ Stewart
Mereants; Thos. Jones Baptist TMinistcr, Rock hill
Or. Joshua PigRot; Taggart and Shepherd Merchants
Aorristown Ohio, and George X. Fox horse droyer
Aorristow o., or any of the farmers living on the
grade road leading from Morristown 10 Freepor,;
Harrison county. They will give you slI the salts.
faction necessary. This medicine is free from all
Poisons and made and sold by the un
ed, near Branson's Mill, Flushing valley, Belmont
county Ohio. Price 50 cents per hottie.
Post Office address Flushing Belmont County Ohio
May Is, la55 4rn
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1856-09-25
HEAR! HEARU

CASES briggs & Richmonds' rrints that sell al
ways Ia Gi H to 9cts 40 yd wide Chntz at l2s
Gingbams-ths best at a levy ever sold in Wheeling
nj STONE & THOMAS.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-05-26
JoING SoF

GOING soUTu-The $50 a. Train win eonncet at San
in,Ey Eh Morning Train from Toledo At With
SsIby junction Nh CneHnss Express from Slsys q.
with Day E<pss from Pittsburgh ana At
Sexark and West Trains The Central Ohio
RsilToaa:-
Cy Detroit: at MOnrOeve With western Entn
c. r. at Shelby Junction At 52t p ~ With The NaiI
Train on c. c. for Columbus C!nctnnat at Mans
del Junction ats IS P. ". with Pest train ca O. F. Z J.
Pittsburgh, aod NeEArE Eith East and West iSh1
Trains Central Ohio & z,
GOING SoRTu-The 9-26 y Train win make close e0n>
ecticu at SeWars With from Beair C. o. r.
r. MzasaeId J1netsun with ExGress for Pittsburgh at
Shelby junction 1915 with Cincinnati Express for
Cleveland Eaillo NC York, aad HouroeTe with
Mail Train On C. 4. r road to Toledo. Chicago. &c.
2.iaP Train wi SEERSE EIth Express from
the East C-utIaI Road AsEsfrl5 Junction ~ih
Fast Traits PittsbseA Sht by Junction AZ 5'21
With Cneanaii Cleveland; 3uEroesie with NtZt
Express oleo and Chicago, and q Sand1sky With the
J. z. ROBINSON, Supt.
saadusky, Aug. 4, 1855. sePls-s
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-05-26

CENTRAL
OHIO R-AlIsI-.- ROA ADJ
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-05-26

For = hA GOufee fFesfE ssg 1th Af =
dtfGRks. $ts
For Etit tbuEss ia Ladies a
THE PR0PRIETORS take great pleasure In expressing
IL tesr tiIaSs gratifying and unprecedented s1e
eets & tsiE ssle
neEtd sxertians meet; ia fe lost feFt a1aHae ts
SaI.d ESa1nd for Ttfctle1l an"
eosseS Of isscdttttt fTGtAtA9 i gfs9t pEeeeel
experience Of te PstaeipaI IN hsat b9nn ana SonlGt
ia uoGSes assisted by educated and accomplished EsnGs-
has enahls nm IT, brig 10 dsrIs Of refsetlen a
system AZ COUNTING hutll " OF
SOT ATTAINED 81 AM OtitLa
sy STEP anti he has MASTERED The Eols routine
Aecucutans 'Gt tIs taorosgg a. Aesga ne A;LG
Esrest on di.lstsfsssSf1 III Sps'e fsL'gs
Eose; and I'll aHk@asdnes iasEing and eErss"Ra
blundsrs are, tn j gTsst measure, cisspated
In addition to otF enssss11ent oL aeeonaTahea ASST
aBtE, have also sceaEsU tGe ser slSes u soe y" @
eminent Lecturers IN Vais 70 lecture oE eoIeFSI
TOPICS.
here thing coGnsetei EiLh puGELE
ETf E0oh kEEPlNG Fith free ard irai dise3ss!en Of
It's Scientific PrineipsLetarsS uTon lsosy,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-05-26
HEIsKELL & sWEARINGEN

W-cCLD beg ieaTe to aauSane- ya extensive arr!
VI Tal oE Spring aHi SiInalrr Geo-!E i-eifiz tnsr
SECGsD STOCK TIIIS SEASON,
Of beautiful eNese Geo.is- h:s cva and Fcady
inspection Ti.sEsay s.a.i Fr. Tire lelh Si l1fh
iusts. We eSsi5sI: iilre y0as PctEea of car stoeS
believing be eity,
Ne have hesitation in inviting Comparison.
Our Dess Goods. received M Persia and
Atlantic; selected ia Sr York, prireiliy fota
hss-z of 8IessrE. A. T. Stewart Co. j.
tss Co., A-isl, Ccustse4 Co, and UAsdeT FieISoa,
Lake Ca Ehch saGGjtbt that tie styles
OF ti< fashionable, and designs Imported
our ElhroieTiy chiefly ofpHr oFtaEo teEg
by enabling 70 ceT superior IaueSE1eus, beth In
Of design aui I.Ticc.
Our stock Of SIaatias Tanporta4oa Of George
B1ptn Co. May SPYelti=s found eIseEherr-
WeESud hsg Lave to call particular attention to ,our
Of LnsaS. fsipoite ouTErfyes; OF
Staple and House Keeping Geeis, ali of shie VIII sell At
vETF loE P-ices-
Il intention superior advautsees pur-
chasers, and continued dslinz confidence
OF the pUblic.
Very respectable.
HEIsKELi svESRINeES
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-05-26


Counectns the East with Ie Baltimore and ohie Rs.
Rosd nl the Ohio River hstuE and or Iee Wet With
RaHFoEis Zanesve, SsEarE, Aoaroeyue and Columbus
7toE an parts d the SOath Wet
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-05-26
Sandusky, Mansfield g. Newark
RAILRO AID
- 4a,ILl
Change a Tlme,

NS ani aner Tuesday. ASE q 1875. uut further notice,
" Trains yin be follows lSatur6ays excepted:
GOING
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-05-26
WHEELING VA M0NDAY 1I0RNTNG. NtY926, 855.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
TERlE

For Fs1R tour4s iEesadia7 an Dspdssssea&s ef 8oeE
kttpiAg, Leetsrss aud FeRssa.efiP, intIriatts IL
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-05-26
REMOVAL.

NJ REILLY has removed from his old stand in AIa4Es,
VI Square To that neH and spaeOe Warehouse, No. Ss
Quincy, lately oeeupIe b. MsSsEs. AMMAN ISsres
commission house. lie has hat IaTe and EsneIll
soTtmsnt of Groceries and Liquors, WiCh he TfH se
Wholesale =: tbs lowest naEkc: price.
al o. GEHPoNdcr Of every 3eSrTiptlo7 aud SAFETY
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-05-26

7Ime. .WoHeg, q0d 0iisIaRes .S8redI
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-05-26
DISSOIUYION

TRUXAL'S SACRED ELIXIR.
II Medicine fer Itgsi,eFsitt GtiOhe.
THIS medicine Il in extensive and popular WssteEn
PeRRsylvIp!a L ls prepared hy Or. Truxal, Of NaSh
inEton and has given Tsltf hutrrs
It, EhO Sprtadins its fame far shd Eti=
The of persons Ee known appear TvsEheEs
its efficacy IN the above disease.
I. n. LOGAN CO., Gsa14Esnt..
E.9 WheeI.nF, "a.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-05-26

lSobsglt YYcEsfs To ali paris oT IIeat aud
SgtIiA can Be bscbtdSaed AZ tdeG1fee IN Wheeling,
os1n4tioa every e ard Connection west Of tAe
Ohio River.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-05-26
Co-Par tnership.

B. MARSH has this day associated E!th him 81 T. Nay
- rnar for e purpose % rauSActS the o4sSlIh Sst
retail Boot aud business Old stand Of J. B. Mar
No. Mouroe street, door Greer, OFT Co., unei
She firm Of MARSH GSAY9EaS.
July 1st4 iSJ5. jRSo
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-05-26
The Wheeling Instrumental M

sic Society
NJ EETs eEery Monday evening ~ OSlost, b tAeLer-
III tnre Room Of tae Latseran Church Glsp4ns 81 EE
tire Wheeling. g u. HAMILTON, .PteSt..
G. 4. piETRicH, Conductor. nyi9-fas.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-05-26
IRA NsP ZION.

GREAT NATIONAL ROUTE
10 TIE SPEIH AND HEST!
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1856-06-25

although it has been so long before the Govern
ment Of the Unrd States--whcn the public
opinion of that country is brought 10 bear upon
il rs upon al! other political qucStlonS-~-when
The American peOrle are made acquainted with
our ass ur:nces rs to having no desire 10 eXtend
our territory or our influence in Central Amerl-
ca and us to our sincere wish to entrr nj" en-
uacrmrr;s sufficient to satisfy every reasonable
man our offer Of accommodation will not he re-
fused Hear, hear. | have Only to say, IN
CONCLUSION, that have heard with the greatest
satisfaction from lie noble lord, who Is tar
better Judge OF these matters than can ue
thst among all classes in the United States
there exit the most friendly feelings towards
this country. say heard that statement with
the greatest satisfaction, because by certain pub
lie men in the Senate and in CongreSs-by Ger
tain official men-l!Iere have been language held
and done by any member Of this llouSe--not
to say any member of Hrr Majcsty's Govern.
men;--would be justly denounced eolh by your
Iuydsllips and the people ont OF coors rs The
language and acis OF man who desired to rnl
broil the TWO countries in hDs!iliIrs. Cheers.
Therefore il is that heard with recn iIr sat-
far:ion from The noble lord Of Ike friendly
feelings entertained 10y the great mass OF Anerl-
can citizens towards this country. think the
people Of the Um;td States can have no doubt
of Inc existence of similar feelings here. ii"ar
believe there never has been ia England any
hostile feelings towards the United States; aud,
notwithstanding the Clouds .,Ila. have appeared
OH The horizon, lte na#ncr in which The recruit
ment and Central American questions have been
treated by the press of that country has p:o.
ducrd no real-rertain!y no distinguishing OF
irritation here [Hra", hear believe that the
people of England are as anxious as the noble
lord can be that all these disputes should be
brought to an end. can assure the noble lord
,hal, rs far as it depends upon me. they shall be
brought 10 an end. [CEeers.l Nothing shall
be wanting on The part of Her MajeNly's Guy
crnmrul 10 bring them 10 Il close: and if The
information be correct which the noble lord
received Ihc o,hcr dny, that Mr. Marcy and
might settle our difference in hat an hour, |
only say that am ready 10 meet him TOR that
purpose on some island half way between tEc
two counties. a laugh, ard cheers.