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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-06-04

A UCTION FRSR.-FUR NIIURE PIANOFORTES, &C.
a family together with various lois q various descriptions
occcf, at 10 Nassau street. by TuNIs MORRILL, aus.
hoIeer rosewood psror suit Out little use, covered in
French push Also pianotore It's equal
rarely found at auction Also from Engish iacory velvet
tension dn tables counting desks paint
irgH framed. Aso staple furniture from private Ia
variety N B.-Purchase's free from any possibility OF
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-06-04

MoRfGAaE sALE.BY VIRTUE OF A CHArrEL
lie auction wedpesday June At 10 oc ock M, at l2s
Furman street, Brooklyn one small engine, tanks.
boiler, one patent eca Q, one pfess, 10
&c QUEvIDO. Attorney FOR Mortgages.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-06-04

sreetshern's sale Of blocks, pulleys, &C. on Wedpes
day June 1885, IL A NJ at No. so West rect second
story COZ Sitting Of lsrge ships blocks puleys
'' JOHN F, STEWART, Deputy Sheriff
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-06-04

HORsEs AT AUCTION TO BTEvEDckES, SHIP AND
IL coal holsters &cWil be sold 1t auction, on Thursday
June at oceck by r. LEEDs At NO 23Nssssu street.
heavy bay horse 6 hands high yeas DID, raised IN
Jersey he Is believed to be sound In every respect Also
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-06-04

TTNION BANK, DOvRR. N. J.-LoST OR MIsL AID.
u drawn by the Central Railroad Company New
sey nayor and endorsed by g. Mlgan dated New York
All persons warned against negotiating said pay
meEt has been stopped ANY Information in regard tbs
may be le the Office Of Meess Phelps D.dge Co.,
10 and q Cf street, New York. communicated to the sub
Gerber Il. @. SEGUR, Cashier
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sFE<SAL UOTIUWa.

p. HENEx BEES OF BIZ sKEE Hull LODGE,
q No a. A. A. are hsresy roahed stsud = rsxuae
messing a. eir iodKs OF Christopher
fn st. est or Thursday eniug 6h tast 6usaes OF
persnce VIII bs transacted. IaOs. LfNUsY, W n.
y "a HALE *. s.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-06-04

NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN THAT SHALL APPLY
IN 70 the Manhattan "a Light Company Of the city Of New
York q me sxorss,p OF 80 dsys for
cate NO 81 issued to James voey the 2d dsy Of October
80 for 80 shares OF stock Of said company which aimed
TO havS been lost during lifetime gad Votoy which
tss not come 70 banda Dated New York, NAY 1856.
Public Admnisxatr and Adminsrator OF aos votey de-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-06-04

A sSIGNBB's SALE OF GRocER,Es. WINES AND Ii.
a quors, by KKRBah COLE, auciioneers Wednesday,
June at !O1 O'Clock at tho salesroom 343 Futon street
Brooklyn large and general assortment OF oeries
grocery; also rcses weights measnres and awning
horse and Wagon,
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Total. ,G52 1s2 1851, eco 1851 "a 2ooos 4o4
The annexed statement exhibits the condition Of the
banks Of New Orleans on the oath OF May compared with
that Of the present week
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-06-04

The following table exhibits the respective amounts OF
exchange held by the various banks and also the
due to distant banks, in each weektne latter bens
comprised in the table Of deposits, shown above:
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-06-04

ACCOMMODATIONS
az au5,iou, 1t their spac Qua
O'clock. on Monday and iu.3.
!, With vi reserve, ABOUT one
consisting OF WIN or see a -,
] subj so,s. by III . nost emf q |
hassrs will ard /. TO thsLr u.
a. they aro now - exhibition.
We DO not hss tate {, say that
10 any rocsatly olieso
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-06-04

SelGNRE'S SALE OF FORNITURE DEALER IN
"A Brooklyn.-W, ALbURTuS, auotioneer will sell
Ihursday JnLet st 10 O'Clock at nos 10 and q Court syee
Brooky mahogany suits, In plush
loh twenty suits OF enameed furniture OF different colors
mahogany te.eaees chairs. tables Sofas eegerss DC.
Sale poeitiye.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-06-04

WILMA AND GLASs.-THE SUBSCRIBER WOULD RE-.
~ specuy isim his formsr patrons and the public &C.
nera hat be removed from 59 Broadway and apeaed
the store 500 Broadway, where they viii find . large
sLd sper dd esssrtnen, OF rich cut moulded and psn
French mechanical lamps fancy articles, &c.. at prices
Glass snd china matched pattern. The glass from
mandatory OF j. Stouvene Co., DOB Centre
CHARLES SfOUVENEI,,
899 Broad TWontiath
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CHERIFF's SALE OF CLOTHING, cry GOODS AND
y personal eAecs- SAMUEL osG GOD Co ,auctionsers.
sell their sales 81 Nassau street, Friday June
g. 10h A. NJ by virtue OF several or large lot OF
clothing dry goods and personal ellie as Terms cssh.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-06-04

(TkoR0E COOK, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS TORY SALE
~ OF large and stock OF furniture soex
OF James b. Coz ESQ. Broadwav near Bord street to-
moiow june s, ct 10 O'Clock embracing parlor
csssi plush and hair cloth rosewood mahosNDy OAK
oes extension dining tables bedseadA buresu washardz
comma hall stands easy parlcr aud rocking chairs, ps
asses, pest hair mattr0sse0 bossrs and pillows makr
very complete assorm ent notice dealers
lale - =
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A o FUTILE. AgofosskR.-fo rhb TRACE as 0
isaSe. ssss.i oas q. s sga
yu Sssr Lsiissaa; g. ruIILh viii red % wsiaesi.y
y. .! III he eoi.Lsd stock sad pr.m
msSossSy oss and ws Is Eu turrtars
s1.a 1sS 90 9 .s: ,e ss ;s
s%s ss 81 s sswosS aas E.ss.ay
lures irea safe desks stoves 4, siso smiy hose light
s setss s aaS whoe 30 .o for with
cert IRON al poisus2scs unknown.
A ciuTILE. AUorJoxEKR-oyFIcss4 BRO Apw.Y.
Is he ala Of fn sId Iron sssA Tuss win iaese
second sesTs rose sood piano 70 sod
1se G ssssn 81 Han sas
A N: CR;sIALAR. AuorIoNEEa. % BowERY-
a. rs .cp .1. :ss A. Cr,sar VIII sell DAY at
ssr sd apn and ess AND
csl dresses various fanc srticIe vous nstsn
Eenls DC &c by or-er o. A. Goodman 81 dsntre street
AuoTIoS No1Icf,AssIsNEE,s SALE OF HARD
us 5000 ~ oFdss p S se :, On
the entire s,ocs Of ns house furnishing goods de- &c
coosns shsvs. O. so unisss
UoTIsS NOTICE ROBERT PENN, AUorIoNEEs,
u o' N 20 on 1hhursay June in
s S %
se..abls opportunity for any wishing to maIe money.
UCTlON kOJlCE.-HORIQAQE SALE OF VALUA.
thursd sS june aee@
silver watches cesbrsssd EusIss French and
swle aescoton of which win be
&C. sod order Of Loas r Marlin. mortsssse ''''"''
A ucrIoE NOTICE.: BoGART. AUCrIoNEaR-BY
. "A g. B0GART.-This day, at 10 O'Clock at the auction
rooms esrper OF FraOkort and William etk mortgage
'H nsJs 4 vS SfE si.
AlnO, lWs O'Clock,
eummer coS. back cloth css.meres Trimmings Ia.
dies gsies boys shoes thread, Gallo, do aiue.; two
counter show cases one un' W. g., efs e.
AUCTION No1IcE.-J. soaART AuorIoNEER-BY
auoon roons cofrer Of franHfo,s and William st,sss bs
virtue Of an execution two pipes q 81, %s dark brandy
UCrION NOTICE. THOMAS BELL. AUOrIONRER
IL Norh William street viii % 20 the remaung stock
OF watch AMI clock maker jeweLer slversm compri
wslchss xssd lssers assi ' rate gold DO :ss
wsshss table tea ans dessert spoons and forks Tho s'oys
med Also couniers sbo1csres and the furniture Of sSe
family. TERM cash to be psid the same day.
UCTIoN TCTICE.-TRoMAs BRIL- AUCfIoNEER
a By BEN. Bush, Thur,dsy, at 101 O'Clock, in our
sa'esrocms IL North William street win sold BY
mi cry heiery rch shawis and manis Of hig6 cos
ladies' dresses ish hgens hreaas trimmings Is, also three
uuIks OF sumn6 clothing.
A UoT1ON roiIcF.-LlvING AND STUFFED BIB d.
Thursday june sat lOls O'Clock. at he saearo,m II Wall
street. Esar Brcaa large invoice Of iresh imported Asrtz
Also, invoice ofrare stuffed birds comprising assor
men superior to any thing yet offered to the pu c Sale
posiaye N. BIN Friday . large sale Of watches and
jewelry.
A UoT1oN SALE OF ELEGANT HOUSEHOLD FUsNI.
~ n I'M lima oil no1l
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-06-04

OFFICE or RECEIvKR OF Axes-NEW CITY HALL
" Park, May 20 1866 Pubic notice Il hereby given tina
hrs i no such oce 81 Celsctor OF Persona
ysnn teq appointed for that purpose found
dcs authorized d receve due for
personal taxes HENRY II. HOWARD kecdvor Of Taxes.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-06-04

EDWAaD scatNCK, AUrrIONKsE EDWARD
soheIcs Go VII sell at auction. III day &c ock
81 Heir saesroom, No 3. Nassau axset 4 beautiful BAY
horse is hands, inches high, years Old viii be MAJ
ssnted perfectly hid sound and sena sso ns wagon and
narperr 10 perfect ode- the Of private xen, nsn
leaving the city, aso fine iouf saed passon AID seyerA
Light road Wagons
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-06-04

Henry b HERTs, JR., AU01IONEER-WILL Sell,
IL auction Ihursday June s. at I08 O'Clock al the
salssrsom No " Pine street, large lot Of gold and silver
prspx part elegant gold and Watches By the most
celebrated makers; dsmord cluster and single pins
rings and earrngs jet pins and earrings fob guard
3 large lot of fancy goods.
O'Clock OF the store, horses, wagons &c.
prfr one elegant bay pony. with wagon and harness
AID kind ard splendid addie horse and harness
match, nearly Also aorro mare years Old q
capital styh and free deliver warren ed Kind aud gsaie
With two seat rocksway and harness one light rocka
in good order city made and single seat light
top wagon nearly The acove the property Of
eman leaving for Europe. and 70 be positively sold with
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-06-04

UGTION E0fIcE.-L1VING AND STUFFED BIB d.
a PETER Parks. aucu;neer-By SAVAGE Packs
rear Bread large invoice Of iiesh imported Asrtz
Also an invoice ofrare stuffed BIRDS comprAns
ment AupeIlor TO thing offered to the pu c Sale
positive. N. BIN Friday, large sale OF watches and
iewelry
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-06-04

n,Hos. vEITCH. AUCTIONEER-sToRE NO. Is SPRUCE
street. Morfg sale OF . ste mboa Tuesday, June
TO- 1866 At A. M the Merchants steam
boat Young called the Ida her engines machinery,
boilers Apparel tackle and fnrnnre. The boat now lis at
VIC '00' y ' JOHN F. STEWART Attorney for Mortgage
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-06-04

T OOH HERE.-BRABYN h HUBBARD, MANUFACTU.
IL OF Brother Jonahsns first premium Cha npon Fur
niture Polh; warranted the best article in for
cleanir polishing old furnitufe spots,
dirt and and leaves polish that res hot or cold wa
ter Fold wholesale and retail at 22 Broadway, T.
o. from TIL O'Clock. Call and satisfy yourself Agents
male and pAr dav.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-06-04

EDWARD s0HENCK.
u BCHANCK II 90. wi sal
talesI DOM. 33 n assau stree a, /
day noxi. the OH aud lem ms
bur dred oil CANT oil paintings.
lar dscspes, EG Ire, ard past ors
artists Conr olssieu-s and pure
vantage to call ard vie " them
And catalogues ready. N. R.-'
The above couec ion Is superior
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-06-04

GlLBERT 3. SAVAGE AUOTIONEER.-L AR1E AND
y perempory sac OF elegant ca rixe. Bsglsy Savage
o. " essr street, will sell ut auction at 694 Brosdwa
Houston street. excessive aud sosndd OF
rsgss Tor be purpose OF closing gu, the stock OF nanuc
&C eek And coaun uing from day Gay Public attention
specially invited 70 tbs sale Of thia consists
over SOU new and beautiful CARRIAGES buggies &C. brscisg
nasve desirable for elegance canvenienco yntnsss
oufAoity, al OF which will sid hls under $50 cash;
over so and under 500 90 days. $500 nd under sao
monns ever $500 months approved paper. Carriage.
WI De PACKED fo- shppng and al BIZ
uoneer, VIII have the arrAntee OF the maker.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-06-04

WONDERFUL MEDICAL DIsC0vERY-A NEW AND
w most extraordinary remedy for rheumatsm.A phys
stefan this city will forward recipe for 81 The medicine q
externally applied and positively never is 20 cure II u
article thcud not give Subtraction The mcney
Al dress Physician, New York Poat once.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-06-04

A UCTION SALE OF ELEGANT HOUSEHOLD FUREI-
a tue-H 7. LEEDS, arclionees, will sell en- Wednes,
day Jure ct 1m O'Clock, all the furniture in house 1862
BoC%s street w door. from srSsdwsy Consisting O ~
pascr frnfure crimson end gold French brocae
wood eiegeres w gAss doors and Backs NAH .gany
wSSd md nS large pier glasses:
tables do CENTRE soa do fancy couches plush chars
do sofa bedstea Sofas couche sofa bottom chers rcknE
wood bureaus do Gohc bsdstsad hair aad
marble top do hall chairs 80 rich oil paintings Of different
SUBJECTS handsome Eng ish ssy carpets do ngran stair
do tea lace curtains do French window shades large and
small Dire den do rnaate w til variety OF psror
paments; silver plated ware consisting spoons ses
coffee SEES forks walters. fancy and small watsr Ivory cut
ley do nlsid with great variety CT furniture too
rouB to 1en,of crockery and china No posp
ment CAtAoaueson the morning OF SALE This furniture Ia
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-06-04

CAs REGULATORS,-GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICE.
VI Boards patent. only ST. Call the Broadway
a. see The certificates ard q Msssrs Chs
pard ard tost o. others stating to Be- correct pncpls
the most simple IN construction and perfect liz and
CONNER ding II TO all consumers of gas.
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THE CHEAPEST
i And mos. interesting
Newspaper printed Is
fHE AMERICAN WEEKLY PRESS,
Containing all the news
OF the day, and coats

Issued every Friday morning.
Agents supplied At 81 80 per hundred Advertisements In
serted at line cash In advance. Advertisements
subscriptions must be sent to the publication office,
OF Nassau and Fulton streets, New York.
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a UOTl0n NOTIoE--RoBERT PENN, AUCrIoNREg.
W. sell .. eqSon 70 The highest bidder Without reserve
~ ocloSk on Ihursday June s, In let by
George MOI e. who accau0t tssss
natues and parior furniture Of the old
arnAnto An wen Known tavern stand the
r. first sueAt md Third Opposite Jouos wood yarv
1ermG Caeh. 80 - e .os'
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-06-04

nRAUaHT, VENTILATION AND HEAr.-FoR SALE,
rights for the State Of New York OF the following
fire proof drausht and yenilahng chimney;
sphon venaor tubular furnace hsser any
ihtrg Models be the olca OF Wk O. WAE
NEk g Broad Ray, stairs
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LOST AND FOUND.

LOST AND FOUND.
TNCUh D-CN SATURDAY LAST, LADY'S LEATHER
purse, containing small sum Of money The owner may
have tie saze by proving properly and paying cas Apply
at l48 VI eat Fourteenth street.
IL teenth street
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1856-08-14
Arrival of the Steamer Asia.

NEW YORK, August T.
The steamer asia from Liverpool arrived this afternoon
The Spanish instruction still continues There decline
in Breadsurs2asd per prime wheat sd on inferior
qualities. Flour; prime parcels receded cd Is
rior Is to 2 Indian Corn fair request decline Of Cd
per quarter in mixed and yellow, Is in white.
Parliament had had discussion Spanish affairs Lord
lead the army away to
OF the Govt in the affairs of Spain That the Emperor
France just would feel that foreign interference
would be unjust and have shown that interference
Spanish difficulties had been attended with disaster those
interfering
There reason, he said for experimenting that Ma.
pOeon had any such intentions.
Smith OBren declined invitation stand for Para-
ment for the seat Of James Sadier.
Government had determined 10 erect Notifications along
the Western and Northern coasts Of Scotland.
Inc London Times mentions project to start line of
steamers between Odessa and New York, touching Mar
settles and Smyrna.
FRANcE.-The intentions of the French Government re-
gardng Spain, the subject much speculation
The Times that if ODonnel is successful France will
have occasion to interfere On the other hand should the
Liberals succeed the Queen be required abdcae in
vor of the Princess Asuras with Eparero regent ne
ther would France interfere But the Duchess Montren-
ser becomes the heir the throne should re-
public be proclaimed, then France would invade Spain
Prince Lucien Bon aparte has gone on mission to
Advces from Spain the 18th give official
surrecon The national Guard almost entirely di,badei
and domiciary visits were being made TO seecr all arms
IN hands OF citizens Numerous had also been made
The killed Of the Royal troops estimated or 80 and
5Obady wounded Loss the insurgents not known Plight
ing at Barcelona lasted two days portion of troops
agossa remained faithful to the King Government dis
patching all available towards this stronghold the
lnSurgentSWlth orders not to fight the
lombard the city from the adjoining fort
ODonne was expecting to receive in few days
the submission of SaragoSsa and with the whole country
his Government Later advices Madrid tranquil
Epartero still there but ODounel had oerd him pass
ports to quit that part of SPAIN abroad Marshall
Navarez offered his services TO ODonnr when the affair
commenced. He has been appointed minister to France
The Duke Ava brotherinlaw of the Empress Of France
has been appointed Mayor of Madrid.
Coscura has sought refuge in the British Empire.
PARIS, July "a.
The Royal Troops masters of every point Barcelona
but still remain under arms.
The London Sun says that 12 killed in the streets
Of Barcelona The people got behind the barrcades with
determined outrage for three days when their leader
serted
The Spanish Government has issued programme Of
policy, which is theoretically very liberal
number of arrest had been made in Paris OF persons
who had formed grounds in the street, talking of Spanish
fairs
Nothing Of importance from other parts of Europe.
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1856-08-14
The Prospect in Wisconsin.

We continue to hear the most encouraging ac-
counts ofthe condition of political affairs through
out the rural districts" fthis State The Peo-
pie are thoroughly reused and ripe for action
We think that within bounds in saying
that at least Two-THIRDs, and probably larger
proportion, of the American born Farmers, Me-
chanics and Laboring- men in this State are heart
lily enlisted under the banner of Fremont and
FREEDOM As to our adopted citizens, we have
with us the great majority of the Scotch, good
share of the English, almost all the Welsh and
Hollanders, and two-thirds, if not more, of the
Norwegians. Ofthe Germans, especially in the
Northern section of the State, we shall get fair
share and would many m ore, but for the bugbear
of know NothiRgiSm, which is about the only ar
ggnent Sham Democracy has left. The same
appeals and influences ALLEVIATE the great mass OF
the Irish vote, which ought to be, of all others
strong for FREE LABOR and against all forms OF
SLAVERY; Even with their adverse vote, how
ever, the majority in this State for Fremont
and DAYTON, with ordinary efforts and precau.
tons, must be signal and decisive.
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1856-08-14
MI. Buchanan ON the Brooks Assault.

At the recentAnnualC commencement of Frank
lin and Marshall College, held at Lancaster,
Pa, Mr.. Buchanan was present. The following
incident in which Mr.. Buchanan appears is rela-
ted by the correspondent of the New York TrIb-
une.
Nothing occurred to mar the pleasure of any
one, unless it was the Grafton of w. w. Davis,
OF Sterling Illinois which really chafed the says
OF Wheatand The subject was Decline of Pol
lical Integrity The sentiments were noble
and manly, delivered in pleasant and forcible
sly lie worthy of maturer years He commended
the patriotism Of the fathers Of the Republic, and
denounced the degenerate political hucksters of
the present day, who make all kinds of syco-
phantc promises to all parties and portion of the
country for even nomination by convention,
no matter how corrupt or regardless of political
integrity. $50 trucking in their character and
destitute OF moral courage and political integrity
that men are found who applaud the attack of
Canine Brooks upon the noble Sumner for defen-
ding Freedom"
During the delivery of this sent ence the whole
house was still as death, and at its close it was
heartily applauded. Mr.. Davis finished his ora
ton and retired from the front of the stage amid
thunders of applause, and showers of bouquets
tfom his lady friends. For him it was truly a
triumph. But on retiring to his seat, next 10 that
OF MIR. Buchanan, did he receive congratuation
ofthe Sage of Wheatland No, no. Mr.. Buch-
anan said to him, loud enough that the whole
class could hear: "My young friend, you took up
on the dark side cfthc picture Mr Summers speech
,cas the most eugar TRADE of abuse ecer deigersd
in deti6erGtire body" To which the young
orator replied that he hoped Mr.. Buchanan did
not approve Of the attack upon Dir. Sumner by
! Brooks and others" To which Mr.. Buchanan
| rejoined that "ur. Brooks scas incOns,derate,
| but that Senator Butler irds rery mild man. -
Mr.. Davis, expressed his regret at the modera-
ton of Mr.. Buchanans views and dropped the
conversation. After the close of the exercises,
the friends of Mr.. Davis related what have
written. Mr.. Davis himself said he "dd not
think for moment that he was in CONVEX
sation with James Buchanan" but now learns
that it was the Representative of the Cincinnati
Platform he was addressed by. The whole mat
ter has caused no little gossip here in quiet old
| Lancaster
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1856-08-14
The Treat of the Sonth

Remarks Of A. H. Stevens, of Georgia in the Houss O,
Representatives, addressed those Northern emhars
who protest against the Nebraska bill
Mr.. Stephens said well gentlemen. Won
make a good deal of camor on the Nebrasks
measure, but it don't alarm us at all. We have
got used to that kind of talk. You have threat
ened before, but have never performed You
have always caved in. and you will do it again
You are a mounting, tehlte lirered set OF course
you viii oppose; we expect that; but we dont
care, for your opposition Y on will rail- but we
don't care for your railing. You will hiss? SC
do adders. We expect it of adders. and we ex-
pect it Of you.
"You are like the devils that were pitched
over the battlements Of Heaven into He'll They
set up howl of discemfeiture and so will you.
But their fate was sealed, and so is gours You
must submit to the yoke, but don't chafe. Gen
tlemen, we have got you in our power. You
tried to drive US to the wall in 1850, but times
are changed.
You went wooling, and have come home
fleeced. Don't be so imprudent as to complain
You will only be slapped in the face Don't re-
sist. You will only be lashed into obedience. =
Mr., Stephens it will be remembered is an ar
dent supporter of Mr.. Buchanan