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Amusements This Evening,

ORLEANS THEATER. =" "Donizettis grand opera
Lucreta Borgia." .-57- .s E.s@.4 H. .,,l=.f +
ST. CHARLES THEATER-Rrs. julia Dean Hayne,
F." Camille and No. One Round the Corner" =
GAIErY THEATER-lIiss Matilda Heron as "Ca-
nile' = in i Camille " q Camille siazourka ss5 3 4
PELICAN THEATER,-Was WashbRms Colossal Ameri-
an Circus and Indian Aphitheata troup Of wild indiana
ARMoRY HALL.-Dioramic Panorama Of the Rus
sian War. " l5,z s4z53 ElE& GlzE'-".ss9 Tf#E7 -F25
IHE GREAT BEAR.-The great Australian perform
ing bear at No. 95 ST Charles street Day and evening
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Steamboat Departures This Day.

.s.- MOBILE.
California Myers, master the arrival at the Lake Of to
o'clock p NJ Pontchartrain cars. R. Geddes, 10 Bank
Place, agent y&gE VISA #=5 f@ ~.
OHIO RIVER.
ultana, Bentley master, o'clock M Butteroa & Keee
% Tchoupitouas street, agent.
RED RIVER. 5 F- =
c. Hays Wright MASTER at O'clock. Lewis Snarp Co. 81
Front street. and 7. B. Smith, IL New Levee agents
Belfast Taylor master, at O'Clock Lewis Snapp Co. ST
Front street, agents. -=--- =" q
St Charles Applesate, MASTER at o'clock T. s. Smith, IL
New Levee, and L. Snapp Co., 81 Front street. agents.
0UACHITA RIVER. 89g .5
Louisa Keeling master, at O'clock. snapp Co. 81
Front street, agents. .5 3. s559Fge. "a -r
D. s. Stacey aoore master at O'clock Lewis snnpp Co.,
Front street, agents 7 ~
Frank Keeling, Grant, master at O'Clock s 5a F3ET
LOWER MISSISSIPPI esssSsl1E 5ss i5si,
lngomar Donough master, at clock. Smith, New
Leree and John E Hyde, 66 Poydras street, agents.
Magnolia Thomasson, master at 5o'clock T. B. Smith, New
Levee street. agent s& 'i S3,ar &E'E{ss- lSs -
=.I .mnas .,-}G YAZOO RIVER d. Ssl 5s.i7j Z,a.
Lewis Whiteman, Wallace MASTER at O'Clock r. b. Smith
u New Levee, agent,
PAsCAGOULA '''4@'s''% ~
Creole uchiDgs, master. the of the o'clock p
H. cars R. Geddes 10 Bank Place. agent. @5fa. 81
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Il dispatch of the 18th from Washington saws

gentleman just arrived from Kansas reports that
Governor Shannon, in return from Washington, WAS
occupied twelve days in reaching the border Of the
Territory from St Louis, in consequence Of the OBJ.
struction to navigation by the ice. He was three full
days detained on the river bank; The State fegisla
trc had assembled before the Governor reached the
place of meeting, and our informant says he has no
doubt, judging from the information he obtained
there that before now the officers of the new govern
ment had been arrested by the Federal authorities
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FIREs.-On the 18th large building in Commerce
street. Boston, occupied by a number of firms, was
destroyed by fire. The loss was estimated at $50 900.
In Cincinnati on the afternoon of the 18th, the
extensive lard oil and candle factory of N G. Roper
& Co. was entirely consumed and about the same
time large steam planning mill in Covington KY,
was burned down. The loss by these two fires was
about $4,000. Three boys arrested on charge
of firing the planning mill.
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LATEST INDIAN News FROM FLoRrDA.-N7ors
Ba'barous Nu1deyS.-From an extra of the Ethical
Companion, dated Ocala, March Il, we extract the
following:
Since our regular number has been worked off and
distributed we have been informed by Colonel Paine,
who has just arrived from the South, that while he
was stopping at the house of Lieut.. Williams on the
WithlaCooche, on Sunday evening last that gentle
man, in company with another, returned from the
post at Capt. Keddricks, bringing the following
thrilling report:
News had just arrived at that post of an attack by
the Indians the settlers on the Aiafa about thirty
miles east of Tampa, -Four men, one woman and
three children were killed and sealped, their houses
were burnt, and all the outages and barbarities that
savages could invent, were committed.
The Indians who made this attack are supposed to
be the ones who made the attack near Manatee men
tionediu this weeks paper. Most of the men at this
settlement it would SEEM had volunteered to protect
their more exposed neighbors, believing their own
families comparatively safe.
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FoR TIE RAcEs.--We areinformed that the stable
of Gen. Wells has already arrived in the city-Rith
exactly what strength we do not understand. That
there is good blood in it one can doubt who has
any recollection of the stock with which Gen. Wells
has graced the sports Of Louisiana for some years
past. A fuller account we shall be abe to give
hereafter
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Theship Potomac, from New York, for Australia,
was abandoned at sea, Jan. 18th. The captain and
eleven reached the coast of Brazil but the mate
with five men, who were in another boat, had not
been heard Of
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Gov Morehead, of Kentucky, has been indicted by
the Grand Jury of Scott county for allowing one Of
his negroes to hire his own time. The Governor has
the business in his own hands, however. Tfthey ine
him he can pardon himself and remit the 6ne
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Anxiety is beginning to be felt the safety of the
ship Benjamin Adams, which sailed the 9th of JAN
uary from Boston for Mobile with cargo Of ice and
has not been heard of since. =..
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The British Government, through Mr. Champion.
has asked permission to bestow upon the officers Of
the Kane expedition tokens of its appreciation Of
their gallant services AS thepoWer to grant this per
mission rests with Congress- the correspondence upon
the subject has taken that direction. 7H4-a
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TUESDAY MORNING, MARCH IS, 1856.
Nen Orleulrs 9ailg Grestelrt.
!. What Flag shall Wave"
. I'll lff'r u - s. ~ -'n '+o N"'.
By D. BETHUSE DUFEIELD I

d u. BEtitiAE UtFEiELU.
what hag shall wave when from on high
DlsuEl0n drags our ensign down.
And Where its stars now deck our sky, Sa.@
ihe clouds Of hate shall darky froWn? e
What hand to rend that flag shall dare, q
When all may claim the nations sign?
And not CLEAN Of glory there,
But each proud State may saw, @;Tis mine!r
'Tis mine! It's thine, It's theirs, It's ours, s."
we all have trusted in its might 4.a
And in the nations darkest hours
Our fathers bore it to the fight @
The memories Of the past are there,
Fast clinging to each silken fold;
The pious hope, the vow, the prayer
From hearts and lips now still and cold.
Our sres' strong faith, their warworn years:
Their dying groans; their conquering cry;
Their orphans wall their widows tears;
Their martyr-truth, that ne'er shall die.
Their sacred blood, in wild alarm,
Would call that traitor hand to stop,
AS once Gods angel stayed the arm
OF Abraham, on the mountain top.
And vale to vale, and crag to crag
The deeptoned curse would echo far,
On him who rends the Unions flag, .-
Or from the azure tears one star.
Then. patriots, since our flag alone .5
Belongs to all our fathers land,
Still let that one that DER them shone,
Shine On their sons-a brother band
Yes let it shine! Its hues shall be
A bow of promise to our eyes;
Ger arching wide, from sea to sea,
The noblest land beneath the skies.
DETROIT, March Is, 1851. Washington Union
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ss.kt ORANGE AND LEMON TREES
A&nH 5000 JamNiCA Orange Trees

sssAa ORANGE AND LEMON TREES
sSTn& 5000 Jampica Orange Trees.
800 Creole Orange Trees.
1000 Havana Orange Trees.
4,U00 Mespuls Japonica Trees.
i'0l' t lienoa Citron Iron, rrees sesS
500 Mandarin Orange Trees.
variety of all kinds of Tropical Fruits ard Plantssuc rs
Fig Banauas red and yellow fine Guasa Plants Talnarin6s
E~ The above will be packed with the utmost care Orders
nos m F. NICHOLS Importer f rs all fsS lin P5qanss
r FAD! READ::- BIILIARD TABLE AND BOX
II Mannlaetory 0yss5 Shell Lime sifted for Sugar Makers
TABIE BG1IPE Eagle Mis- i and 4 CONT % street @
ss Il 5se Of o 3 mf es
Pftof &c JS g A 7@nS PFGSSTP FESGs M
builders Stores houses, etc. repairs Of any kind made
OIL the, the SROrtes r est Notice By lneans Of FL Mnaehnsry
~ NOW Is THE TIME TO PURCHASE A
GA}ans T GTh9nqHeer Dplex Lever Anchor Or Cylinder
P pmSa 3 Rn sS PR Ss EH
this day on consignment hy ,nt 90 Gavin, sr..t
nPersonal attention given to the repairs Of Watches and
Time Pieces Jewelry manufactured and repaired feI I'm
TOsEh'H IIUFViY, y CAMP STKEET, IMPORTER
D Wholesale and Retail Dealer in fine Watches, Jewelry Rich
Fancy and Staple Goods No % Camp street under the Giy Ilo
tel New oTeans respectfully invites the aen92 ate Of Wh9ss9s
sToGK Of GooDs M WhtR RssSI es imported and constantly
she'll CoMBsimtaon Shell and Buffalo Combs, of every
BRUSHES-Of every description of his manufacture and
at the lowest Northern factory prices.
TOILET ARTICI4ESSueh Perumery, Hair Oh Hair Pins,
PomauH Fancy Soaps etc.
FINE FANS PURSES Pocket Books, Work Boxes Portable
Desks, together with endless variety of Portemonaesr
ETC. OF every style and shape and at unusually low prices
GUNS PISTOLS, Knives Colts and Warmers Revolving Pis-
tolls Scissors Razors Life Preseryers Fishing Reels and
Tackle every variety suit the determined angler.
WATCHES, JEWELRY, etc.
The stock in this Ling, consisting Of the r Cooper NJ
of Swiss and English Levers together with large stock
Of fine Eastern Jewelry SIverwae etc. have been selected
with great by f. ROBERTS, for many years engaged
the Wholesale business and having been purchased exclusively
for cash. great inducements will be offered to purchasers
R Every article warranted represented the money
| funded
sg- Watches, Jewery, etc, carefully Repaired and war
ranted, ml9
| ENUNNY RsAG4S-20 bales, for sale by
Va ullQ s. II. KENNEDY Il co, 70 Poydras street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-03-25

DISCOVERY OF DIAMOND MINE IN LOUISIANA
The West Baton Rouge Sugar Planter publishes the
following letter from the Parish of Iberville and says
that the statement comes from reliable parties:
NEW RIVER, March II, 1856.
M. Editor About fortnight SINCE a bird
fowl, was killed in this neighborhood by Mr.. Francis
Gael, who extracted from the gizzard and eraw of
the same upwards ofnine hundred diamonds, twenty
seven OF the smallest of which he disposed Of in New
Orleans for $780, The remainder, now in his posses
sion are estimated at SIS 900
This was evidently foreign fowl, and is supposed
to have been blown from its native shore by Storm
and was vending its way across continent to the
Gulf OF Mexico when dispatched. j. S. G..
The same paper has the following paragraph:
A gentleman from IbervIe informed us that nearly
all the cane planted in that parish since the late
severe cold spell of weather. roting in the ground
The heavy rains has continued SO long they com
PEELED to plant in mud and water hence the destruc
ton mentioned.
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viii leave on WEDNESDAY. March Is. at o'clock P. NJ
fpTssa H. FOR NASHVILLE, CLARKSVILLE,
H1s MEddysille, I'd smithand PaigSah, Hickman and
steamer Scotland r. L. psmukes master will leave
above For freight only, apply on board Or to
m25 r. NIXON, 3S Union street.
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w Fl IT E RIVER

VIII leave on THURSDAY. 9Th inst at o'clock P, NJ
G1E2lke41l = ANSAS-The fine steamer Nationaf' j.
McMam'S, master, will leave above for Poca
ontas Powlattan, acksonpo l}atesye Elizabeth Augusta
Des arc Dnva Bluffs Aberdeen and all Intermediate
inGs For freight Or passage apply on board, or to
MT LEWIS SNAPP e. CO, Front street.
By Arkansas river freight taken if consigned Duvas
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TENNESSEE RIVER.

Will leave WEDNESDAY 18th March, at o'clock P NJ
fTgGe r. FOR TENNESSEE REVER--THE
entirely and splendid steamer Cherokee,
ESSsE- James Irwin, master, will leave above for
Easiport Florence and TuScubia. For freight
having superior accommodations apply board
l.. SN4iPP i CO., 81 Front street.
The Cherokee takes freight for Napoleon Memphis Helena
Hckman New Madrid Cairo, Paduca Nashville and all way
landings
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r E G u l. A r P kETS,

r. b. REGULAR BAYOU SARA PACKErs
E 4a Twies Week:The United States Mail steamer
leave New Orleans every SUNDAY MORNING, at o'clock
a,d every WEDNESDAY, At O'Clock P M.For Bayou Sara
Baton Rouge ponatdsonic and all intermediate landings
viii remain permanently i'll the trade For freight passage
apply on board, to -
MA LEWIS SNAPP & Co, 81 Front street.
HsEssa b. REGULAR PACKET STEAMER
Essast - = hiasnoaia-ForV Veksbqrg. WarrGnton New
lanngsThe elegant swift running passen-
ger packet steamer Masmoan Capt St. Clair Thomason,
For freight o. passage apply on beard or to
no2S T. i. SMITH, IL New Ievee street.
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PORT HUDSON AND WATER

Tsss PORT HUDSON AND WATER
l#9slI4sS #9sslI s. LOO PACKET New La;ona, Emile Gross,
master having been thoroughly overauled and
repaired and newly painted Will her trips the above
trado leaving New Orleans FRIDAY O'Clock A NJ
and every MONDAY, at s O'Clock P NJ
latona will be ready to take freight every Monday
and Thursday for all landings the Coast Donaldson Bayou
Goula Plaqnemine Baton Rouge. Lobells Store Port Eud
son, Waterloo and all Intermediate landings.
For freight passage having superior accommodations apply
board. 6n
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Y A z 90 RIV E r.


Will leave TUESDAY, 18th inst, at S O'Clock P. NJ
r. g. FOR LEFORE, GREENWOOD, sIDoN,
Tclaa Yazoo City, Satartia, vicksburg Natcez
5sae=zssa and al int inernediate landngs-Regnar Yazoo
ming passenger steamer Lewis yyhiteInan, Wallace
master will leave above. For freight passage apply
board, to T. B. SMITH.
MA u New IIevee
Will leave on TUESDAY. 18th inst, at o'clock P. NJ.
, Tg@e A. FOR LEFLORE1, GREENWOOD, MA
s : ron. Tchula Yazoo CITY. satarta, Vicksbarg,
Yazoo River Packet LEWIS WIIITEMANTle and light
draft passenger steamer Lewis NVhitcmn,. Wallace,
port receiving freight and will leave above
For freight passage, apply on board,
me- JOHN +. HYDE 4 CO, sc POyircz street
E3-Shippers depend the Whteman going through to
I.etlore and Greenwood without fail.
, r. INV FOR YAZOO AND TALLAHATCHIE
l&tsEs The and splendid light -drane
ssF@@GA Iazoo Belle, J. g. Rivers, master, will
Greenwood Sdon- Tclua Yazoo City and all intermediate
landings
The Belle will take freight Grenada with the priv
iege reslppin kees For freight passage apply
board,
m24 LEWIS SNAPP & co. 81 Front
g~The Ynzoo Belle will take freight for Grenada, if
signed to I4efore or Greenwood.
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A 7 G H A F ALAYA RIVER.

VIII leave WEDNESDAY. 18th inst, at o'clock P. NJ.
fgse A. FOR OPELOUSAS-THEN NEW AND
safe steamer Alice w. GIafZe, G. I4ouai
er, master will leave above, taking freight
River Ssport. and MI landings the
For freight passage apply board foot OF Benve street.
to se'
m25 j. N. JOHNSTON & co, 8 Front I,eyee
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GNUNNY lsAGtS-20 bales, for sale by
Va mtQ S. II. KENNEDY 4 Co. 70 Poydras street,
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VIII leave on THU URSDAY tIle 2lth inst., nt 5 ?. NJ.
f7ssp . FOR UPPER IL r. ID RIVER
67hAE1lhl The fine r.. III. Jones, Capt f. s.
fs45a johnson, leaves asabove for Fulton White Cliffs
Browns Landing and all intermediate landings For freight
passage apply on board, foot of Benre street,
MA SHAW It ZUNTS, Il and Il Fulton street.
Will leave on FRIDAY, 2stt inst. at O'clock P. NJ.
fYHgp FOR GRAND ECORE, NATCHI-
toches and Alexandria. The regular passenger
ts4Asss steamer Piota Parker master, will leave
above. For freight passage, apply on board, or to
m22 II. NJ. ROBINSON Il CO., 100 Grayier street.
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49, LOWER MISSISSIPPI.
Will leave TUESDAY. 18th inst, o'clock p NJ
i, fYcSgp "a, NEW ARRANGEMENT FOR 1856.
For Ncnphis-The regular alternate Saturday
splendid passenger steamer BELFAST Geo. W. Taylor MASTER
will leave on her next trip above for Memphis Helena Delta,
Friars Point Napoleon Gaines and Orton Landings CoIum
ba Geenvile Lake Washington Providence Vicksburg
and all the Bends For freight passage, having fine
modaions, apply on board, or TO
LEWIS sNAPP & CO., 81 Front street.
Ehe Belfast will remain in the trade the entire and
particular attention given all way and plantation business
Hhe Belfast will take passengers and freight for ST. Louis
packets for those places. NIL
Will leave WEDNESDAY, 18th inst. at O'Clock P NJ
, REge A., REGULAR MEMPHIS SATURDAY
tGARSsg Packet-Fo Memphis, Helena, Napoleon Green
asaa@4ssssa VILE and all landings in the BendsThe
regular packet Insonar, l. McDonough MASTER
will be ready to receive freight Monday morning. and
leave above. For freight apply board
1n22 JOHN f. HYDE& CO., 66 Poylras
NrThe Ingomar will take freight for Nashville, with the
privilege of reshipment Memphis the Nashville and Mem
pis packets John g. Cline John Simpson, City OF Huntsville
and Embassy.
viii leave WEDNESDAY, 18th inst. at s O'Clock P NJ.
, re- REGULAR MEMPHIS PACKET
EssaS all landings in the Bends.-The regular pas
senger packet InSoslar, l.. McDonongh will leave
above. For freight apply on board to
T. Is. SMITH u New Levee street.
EST~The Ingomar will take freight for Nashville with the
privilege of reipmen at Memphis the Nashville and Mem
phis packets JOHN g. Cline John Simpson, Ctv OF Huntsville
and Embassy. n22
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m1s. FOR JEFFERSON, SMITHLAND,
Benton, Port Caddo, Albany Shreveport Grand
tsassa Bayou Grand Ecore Alexandria, and all inter-
mediate landings The superior passenger Storm,
Moody MASTER will leave above For freight passage,
apply on board or to
The s. will pay bills unless contracted by Captain Clerk
m25 T. B. SMITH 10 New Irvee.
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THO SUGAR PLAEpERS.-THE SUBSCRIBERS
prepared to receive orders for PHILADELPHIA SU
GAR KETTLES Of the Tennessee Pattern much less
price hGCUFCHON, HOWELL & Co,
NIL lmd&w IS Camp street, New 0reRns
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Creole Hutchings, MASTER the arrival of the O'Clock p
b. cars R. Geddes, 10 Bank Place, agent n u aaf. .
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k1R FOR GENDA-THE REMARKABLY FAST
ASENf sailing packet ship Quebec. George 7. Emerson
having part of her engaged will meet
with Dispatch For balance Of freight passage, apply
board, or to
NILS J. f. AsIIBRIDGE CO.. 100 Common street.
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Dir. Brecl<lnridgc--eov. .yick1,Ge-s1nve,-v

Inc following letter, addressed by Col. r. A.
stewart 10 the editor Of the Bee will arrest yery
general attention. 1t strikes US it completely ex-
p'oue0 LIE deience get up by the Courier for the
o''efor' ie" Gays since, and proves that his en-
dorSeiileht OF Mr.. Brecknrdges anti Southern doc
1e thas ne was connected with no political oreanza
'''n WHICH desired 70 extend slavery" was express
and unqualified. ~ -
We are SO cramped for room that we must pre-
terrnit the remarks we would otherwise make And
besides, the letter speaks for ITSELF and needs NO
ment at the hands of any body 9 i
OAKLAww PLANTATION Oct all, 1a5e "
To Ms Edo g the B Governor Wickiis in bis essss to
' q NJ si guy M 3 s css saGsfa ID hs
stsi egSy to y2g & II VII ~ be Ell sa 9y the Syn IN Ian
i"TI1e RI e, a. [ielssqaoe, g n EVERY aEsrEcr.'
with se SIfy yrbsnn M Ty 96s De Ss a
a made no conditions whatever bn has cmphaeal declared
M ~ r. = aa@nsd 'efM no pr that hasJar its o The
Coy, WekF: has therefore endorsed this declaration in
dsp ce4 oe esf"p b. and
snt a SaIt stSsSndgs sn opsrsd the and
e proof was cseG far t .ha mh M fas before hm if
t2Essaen see't in lie continued warm stport IF IT,
Sssi'ss Il 5iss S$fsss
M "neondi.i5nal ne being .rus
@ d he III opPes iq q m siad1a
laeGy s1 Ps Tue Federal Government being extend
Il, T. trn that the Federal Government can have no power
.s ssfs sa o a$9 Ga !hs hder IL
e sanp ] s9D 1assy s,
Jig extension w;!h ts own Dor
sfnsG s3e6a s e he son aga Ts:s
devoted & our peer raise hs Eoee Or pen + be
soh e;abised By the c9nsituo % hs rights
9 {:s r ssssfs P:aePs %9 { h
iii ns Sahsn 9na ss Ths
S;sn 1s s;s ss ": aT5
within hits now snsd y s the s'ase se
e Ii sIts shn is
s sts 9 o s H asfs e fy ssyss bo" saS
5 la Rf 5 M @
@ j. W. sF sap @
pose Kansas to CONC into the conedeey pro slavery
w it be sal refuse its Strong
points ps selats By Gov sASt: Weklie must occur to e
p~bs mind q being eeidedly adverse to appreciation
Gn On nt be E q, a,oR cardinal Rrislss
to to @ Ct TED
It will be seen that the strong arm of the Government
judiciary through the agency OF tie army or navy Till
e S19 nI % ec s4 n59s M
OF wit the formal design Of political party 10 op
@ ssySF j nAs5s se nc no
wcl ,,oE hckie would have supposed he has . ayecy
respect endorsed the doctrine Of Mr. srecknridse Htst%
cue it clear amounts nothing because totally
rected in principle ard effect with the main point
therefore take-diysc issue against Gov WicklFe and Mr.
Acknowledged antiSoutherp doctrine Y5vsc
s5Ss Il s' Ge'tI " Via.
EYER t@y2r itna find in the Den2cr9c party find non
lathe Amertanpaty. Of wchI Humble member. Til
American party on the favor5 the of saye1
Government under the @gis Of constitution and laws w
as'me national position a national estion demanding
alike the fostering Of the National EoFernnet t
tree ns;;tions 0: the Norl and e sHyc Institution to th
So2th We are essentially natonG bIT without sections
| the Union heart.
Without further submit these important question
to the consideration Of the people Of onissa" IN