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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-06-13

DEDUCED PRICES-JUNu 0.-UNITED STATES
~ Mail Iipe.Fiy pounds Of baggage freq. Ten per
pound Four hou from ocean 70 ocean, by Pans
Railroad. Through for California via PsnAos Railroad
The United states Mali Steamship Line will despatch for Apn
wal Friday, June 30 at osock r. ". prcNse,y, from
Pier foot OF Warren street. North river the well
as, steamship oEoR9s Law, Csp ain wm Y. herndon, u
~ Passengers and mails viii be for waEded by Panama
Railroad and connect at Panama with the Pa1c Mail
ship Cunpan rs magnificent seamrhp GOLDEN AGE, ]. r.
mmedis'ey for San Fr,ncisco The public informed that
the p N. r. Co always have extra lynF
Panama readyfoi sea avoid possible
sspgers or malta For passage apply 10 l. W. RAYMOND
street Freghn Apin WALL 70 cents cubic foot
hA<r - 1clvcx he GAY Of s.Li.g, u" " '"'''
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-06-13

NEW YORK, JUNE IL, lsJ6.-CAPr. CHARLES AN
IN bERsoH, Of the steamer r. 4. SrEvsNS-1hs IL 70
fy that We having been employed 10 repair the damages
utened by your steamer while living anchor the Fsh
ing Banks. DO Willingly and uuequivocay pronounce her
good and perfectly 70 boat the bushes she IL now eu
ployed Of. with much respect, yours Ad.. - -
MICHAEL y. ALLISON shipjolner,
y. " BROWN Toiner
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-06-13

GETTY BOUsb, YONKE Rs, wEsTUHk srkR COUNTY,
" n. Y-Jho above we'll kno iauLy hotel, tho dud
SOP river seventeen miles from the Were
bsd hourly railroad snd steamboats, fac lilies
tea business Tho city second Jhe dives
beauuu. and is puatiou tor health and beauty
b surpassed Several suioA Of 70 reasonable
terms Baths. gymnasium, bt hssds IA Terms moderate.
Dinner and supper par u.s. bail oommeee, Ao Abevaly
dealt with. kOBERT l.. BUCkLlk, Proprietor.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-06-13

TTEIYRD STATES NAIL STEAMSHIP LINE.-roR HA.
" and New orleaus-On Tuesday, June II, q. r.
NJ nom pier foot Of Warren street North river the s and
ayori'e eteamship EMPIRE CITY Ospt Henry Winde viii
Freight 70 New Orleans 80 cents per cubic foot
win be supplied with ank bins OF hiding OF sisnet
by the company application at their office No other
signed and no bill Of adng Will be signed After the hour
sailing For freight passage apply at the Office Of the
'A'' ~ '''' " M O. ROBERTS, Agent,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-06-13

-
nd ss ,ss ..s ' 'ns' are 1a'a'.'a n
Yrios q passage nos Nov Yrs % AvspeoL = IN. avn.
roma 80 s From rom ispoo -. Ton. and 81
ssn % s1 Sss % ne .os p g r. ~
ron es =. ~ H %s.os mos - Banks Ao'A Il q d'rs ~
~. rrv S ssss: ~, 80 =. sses ',S4...e. -,
is s
is WdSnssy 8 isS SS
Saturday ....Aus Is le61 WEDNESDAY,. .sept s 1884
Saturday, Sent Is. 1855. "Wednesday Och l. GEA
Ssturdsy 49,. sept a. 1854 Wsdnssday Ocs rs IsSa
sssvrGsy 1 1sSS Wsdns:dsy w
1885. Wednesday. NOV. a. la0s
ss,n.ssyy l lss* 1874 M
SATURDAY,: Dec r. iss6
TsPass T HkNN aab Co. znsa rr.s,. nona.
b. G. WAINWRIGHT CO. fariA
s ss'i s:s Nv s
s s': ssIs arc ' s' 'aA A' '''' there"
T1.sr r.oK.rs r,R I1vspoo1- RI sAu- pos1.
I'VE lively n. IGN and nm or June The tayorts ne eo
river, ana tho splendid packet sMsaALD Capt Cook
Isv u 90
south ..r.et
sset as Line sop .hp s9r5ss cepso
sss ssoys FOR psss cabin second S.no
% spp,y On o,r9 p1n 20 hs zoo ~, % 70 mo
-.--o ~-----------
NOR LIysaP ,oI4-sA1.s ON SATURDAY, JusE IA.
The cssnr: ss clipper hip oNTAan srs. ssola ss
@ sna % rHps
. ssa.A .a a.., -------
hs US n, he new ANA saaz ,
;ss :ss:! ..Si; s.
~-or,c. WIDOW ..cvzr az. ,,1,,.oo, .av
N ,sd,6 na "a IN, ,l1 as ~ IN; nJnsp
+ .ss o:'ssS
pie, q ks. river o. Q iAPs11l1 CO. IS soola street
STEAM TO LIyEsPooI.-rgs FAyoalrr srEAxsarp
~ VI oF - ~ Cspt1n Lstcn w'l sa from
cabin $780, s6o W seeardng 70 ..ateso,ns stera,e. $780,
-----e------- - $500"
nSHE vAKDEk1nr EUROFEAN STEAMSHIP Lima
:s.s:s,s SSsTk "a s;SS On, ) aan.s; 9: ss.
wssns:ssy july i nom, pTsssss P so o. passa o.
a. cssh sOO; seeona cabin. sSo Pssss.sss and .aasss
sss v 10 s re- soe " @
SIS = :. sss: i
Aosas: sad souSsne.on q Aasu.sS sspUns q soesA
psesss o7 ii Other 1ouss Persons iss s sr sns
out es s sd .p ss2 S'n q Fo
dsssn. w Y o.sis1 I = -o-1N' -1'D'. ~ D0~D'I
11Ro. NEW YORK 70 aA7ss D1aa,r.-DaI71sa
.as Mort. American Royal Mail sv ssp ss,
o.D G.D,. %1 sm 4.
LkBANON Captain Cook
CAAbk!A paddle wneeD ....... Captain Browttess.
The EMU viii sail rom the cOmpaays docx Of Jersey
passengers onv, Tor whom heye excellent accommoons
$aeO including proviIms and Stewards fee but without
wines or liquors which can DO on board The stale
rooms are unusually large ana we'll venulaed Any one
nS % sLe pssssse my, He = % VIM mo sn'p fre'ahts
AAon y moostsae rssos, Apgy 70 1r - p.-u..
=. eONAnO, 20 nownng 0roen
v,pou vpw ynpU m ,pp,pv vr. ,Orpp ! ,rpro,,
R'hOG INV AVnA ~ DsnMhN VA oOOtuAMr AUN
EeIRH c.yeaSy semms.Ssr s sa so Rra
aht so ~ sau ,os
- pUn - = nnS VIC aJ Ane ~ xor Lr
& ~ ~ r1 S ~ juno ~ ~ Il S0i"oA A'
.aO.n p. ~. .. III = ~ ~rw xou,, - -
fhCES VI fAssAcs fhoA NV sohh 10 soofhAArToN ON
- A.. ..hr roer ..,oo. D"hhN' e,aa
In Rim rsainor
IN sscond rsS,n - "a IN
IN soconu cnoln ~
An exPerenoed sScneo 70 escn steamer specie
ou I1vLu " nuon NI pAlcSS rso1iVcu IN mo aAy
Rsa9o =. HGsgn .ppy % " a. nANns A&cnt ~ s0nn VII
-. Oil I C gsales n0fmenn VIVA succooo tno "sSnnR
~, eno -.n 9uy L.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-06-13
OCULIST AND AUHIsT.

"A The imported, made under my own Inspection 70 At.
particular In motion appearances they conform
scty natural eye be without pain and
without unessnees The profession supplied oonsuliaou
as heretofore ali diseases OF the eye and ear from 10
O'Clock daily, AT TO- b02 Broad way.
w. POWAI.Ii NJ D. Ooulist and Au-s.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-06-13

A IL THE rHEAfRICAL NKwS
IA All the ty
All the NeiRhooriug News,
AL the Religious Ne "a,
All the Political News,
AID all the General News,
VIII be iourd In TO morrnw's AMERICAN WEEKLY
Pm 81 the cheapest nrst rters snDg printed
he oiy su scr,ptop prise furnished agents
81 per bun drso Advertisements fy cents line. Orders
must % addressed TO he flee iha American Press, north
YES; Of snd Nassau streets, New York.
sale at the ofnce a, d BY agents. Terms cash.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-06-13
npnnraa CHANCE TO MAKE MONEY. WILLIE

ITO sRocERs "a ~ aU nn az aWNEa WHIU5
will Of bu IN as Gerry story suaed n arespec
igte neiqhborhooi sud goo business part Of the city rhs
srner c1mue led 10 California business Of
porAtoe, A5srss, tx &yse aeys, =, p, Herald ?G,,,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-06-13
EUROPEAN ADVERTISEMENT.

IAnaB MAXWELL 6P ECIAL WINE MERCHANT ~
y bar Majesty Queen Victoria late proprietor OF Ibbosons
pgs the itraGn the London Aotes North anS
souh American Office Hou.s begs 70 inform his American
pIops and friends writing Eng that j. NJ IL now one el
As largss merchants West End london; havs1
under j. Ma various private houses IN Aibeunars
snd The netghhorhood Public oes for GENERAL agen
ee and he vino and ri business, No 49, Of 8Aa
ord and Abeme!e sree9 Piccadhly, Lcudon Refers0os
e9h London.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-06-13

E,oR CHARLEsroN AND FLORIDA-sRMI WEEKLY
II United States Mail Lne-rhe and beau ifu steam.
ship JAS. ADGhR, @. Turner commander will leave pier
No North rivex, Saturday June H. at O'Clock p NJ
precely For freight apply board where all bills of lad
ng VIII BE- signed ard for passase At the office Of sP0FFoRp
TlLkeTON 4 co.. Broadway. The steamship SOUTH kN.
ER, r. kwen viii succeed, and leaveon
day. June H. The avore steamer regular
trips TO the various landings the 81 Johns Fords
correcting with the steamers from New York and leaving
Charleston Tuesday at O'Clock F. NJ Through toke
10 Jacksonville, S31; 70 ri'aka S33.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-06-13

hudson RIVHB AUTHORIZATION NAY IL, 1854,
the trains VIII leave Chambers street station ionows
Ssh = =; smisEsnt H. s1r Foashls sgas AZ; q
iesvcs eysry Friday evening sa u p for Hudson, $50
II for Peeksk.n and b3oP. N. The Poushksepde, sing
49, 49,, = 81 9h:%e;1s Canal cSs.sophss and
sad 4:S 2 n. and Fan Albany u 5. $50 md Ill6 A. II
and r II. 4. r. SMITH. SEp't
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-06-13

VICTORIA HOTEL, BADEN BADEH, 0RRMANY.-F.
Pb. 1ROShOLz, ownsrs. wen known Ames,csa
traveller writes nom this plsceTAs hotels d BaAvn
eelent The most elegant Of all though sos whit dea,
and PA 0roaho. sro.hers Aeays Louis Ph. Groahalz
Importers In Philadelphia They pest know hsw nnsh
their sness with those substantial 1nssh comforts vhch
enjoy at e1orbtant rates IN England aud which V hare
lAv1eh with q prO6aao had ct 0ARHau nYtDo4
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-06-13

kANH MAR, TIE LADY PHREkOLoGIsT Ia Also
Wl tho Saughtr o. seventh astonshss Ali
who vist fer with he co-r-nss With which she reads
hss. sshs wiz remain short prne u lN West BroadVsv
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-06-13

~ and real aste every variety for sae Purchasers
would DO well 10 give es be're selecting,
bsTgAins to offer. Apply vAELIEW CO., 81 Cham oers
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-06-13

w EST INDIRs AND VENEZUELA STEAMSHIP CON.
w pany-For 81. Thomas Puerto Riso La Guayru and
Puerto Cabeo-The United 1tates mail steamer TENNEs.
SIZE, Charles NJ Webbsr, commander will lesve for the
ports Wednesday June 49, at IL O'Clock precisely
This steamer will arrive st. Thomas tn time for passengers
take Up Brxsh mail steamers running 70 AL he West India
Puerto Rico SO; to La Guayra Puerto oAbelo SIS.
Kxua saterooms SIC advance the asove Storage pasen
gers bund, SIS. All letters must pass through The Post
ooe No bills Of ladng will be sgped except those furnished
freight or passage apply 70 8. DE AGREDA J0vs co.,
AZ South street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-06-13

L,OR SAvAENAH.-THR SUPERIOR SIDE WHEEL
II Steamship KEYSTONE STATE Capt r. Hardie, carry
ing the United States mall will sail from philadelphia for IA.
vapnsh on Saturday June a. at 10 O'Clock A. NJ Cabin
sage, with superior state accommodations, SlD
serage g. The keystone State will sail again above
Saturday juno u.s. The State of Georgia tor Charles
ton SATURDAY., June ~ HERON MARTIN, agents. Phila-
dAlphlA. MIn n. WhArVes.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-06-13

A LADY, UNDER rs, OF VINE APPEARANCE AN
n possessed of some fortune wishes TO open correso
depce it'll gentleman with view matriD,ony. Refe
with regard to character and respectab given
required Acdr ess, for week, A. W. L., Post Office
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-06-13

UNOR CALIFORNIA, VIA ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
IL route by 700 mies-Great reduction Of proeA-ordey
and peace having BEEN restored in Nicaragua hoses hav
finally evacuaAed By ts enemies
strong and stable government ackpow edged BY the United
On he frans ROUTE line Of steauers 70 Francisco
been organized and win regularly inuture The lew AID
splendid Steamship ORlZABA 1850 tons, T. l. rpklepaug
commander viii sail from pier 36 foot Of Norh Moore street. n
Juan do Nicaragua, Tuesday, June o. 1856 nj
O'Clock ~ 10 connect With the steamer Sierra Nevada rcm
Han Juan del sur the Pacific, for Francisco.
To Dan Franctsco, including
= To Fan Juan del Nors. Kthnus Transit.
First cabin First cabin Sl1b
Second to............ Gu Second DO. l25
6teerago rs SteeraRe, ............ 40
For freight passage apply 70 CHAB A. WHITNEY, No.
2BpWing Green, New York.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-06-13
ASTROLO0Y,

A sTRoLOGy.-M BRUCE, THE NOTORIOUS YELLED
n lady mas Return ed to the city and has natural git
tell M ure evens. All who wish to consult her
office 46 Broome street. between Wooster Lsaren Fee
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-06-13

NOR SAVANNAH AND FLoRIDA-UNIrHD STATES
- MAI Lme-1h splendid 1: Gamer KNOXVILLE, Capt.
No North river at o'clock Bulls Of .ding sisnea
Broadway Through tickets from New York to Jaoksonvie
H 70 Patka S33 Steamers for Florida Sav
turdays.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-06-13

NOR sALs-AN OLD EsTABLIHHRD HOTEL. ON ONE
+ Of the principal thoreughares doing frat bust.
ness For further particulars inquire Of b. STATION %
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-06-13

A LBAFY DAY BOAT.-fHn FAST AND FAvORlTR
IA steamer Aida. Capt Rec leaves the foot Of
Spring streets fuesdays, rhursdays and saurdAys
NJ lsndh at Wet Point, Cornwall, Revbur9. Milton
Poughke<pso Kingston Point Bristol Caku Hud son and
Ooxeaokie.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-06-13

~ Fort asmilton each way.-Ths substantial steamer
a Capt 6 Rodnan viii commerce. Ass regular
"A % foiiows: Leaving foot OF Amos street "a A. l2
fier :, north river. 70 n, and p. N. Leaving Co
ney Island last trip st NJ Fare for the trip to Cooey
for which return ticket viii be given. No half price for
children. @. j. DODGE Agsut
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-06-13

~ Paramount vslye mice from New York commanding
veW NJ aud North rivers Lot 1OOoy 200 feet fine garden
grafed fruit, grapes &C. Terms low. s. B. SMITH, II
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-06-13

NEW FERRY TO WEE4AWKHN GROVE AND
~ Pollock's Pavion-Fare Ga cens-rhe fAvore
GRIFFIN Capt David Poloos, will leave daily until fur
Their notice. landing foot OF street, each way,
Beach street. lG la y and ~ 9clocs Foot Of Forty
the Grove, last trip, at Ga o'clock
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-06-13

DARIsEN nOUsR. sOgTH AMoOY, 4. J-FAMIILss
wishing 70 spend the liz the country
mad hia pleasant AID healthy location Good ba hing
h.hrg Sesyueoas leave pier No.t North rver a.
NJ. and ana r ~ Cor particulars inquire OF + W.
4. MASH CO.. lb3 West street. or Of X. J. PARISEN,
sontb EmDoy
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-06-13

VA aEN ONE SECTION OF THE COUNTRY SEEMS 70
w DO arrAyod against the other and exreme opinions
vail. vocd newspaper IL blessing Sucn 10 the AMHRI
CAN WEEKLY PRhss, the sheep and excellent newspaper,
and national In character ssued every
Friday morning. Price only year; - hundred 70
agents. cash IN advance Adversenenu inserted ~ fny
line Office northwest corner Of Fulton and Nassau
Streets New YORK.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1856-10-29
AN ARAB STORY.

A certain priest named Aasa She
doody, whose fathers name was Daood
EShedoody, aud whose grandfathe,s was
Habeebel Hakeem of Shemlen, was ft-
nous for his gluttopy, as priests are apt
TO be. One day, being in appetite as
usual, he came upon poor peasant wo-
man, who was baking bread at al out
of-door oven by the ways;de
"God bless your morning, daughter" /"
said the holy aud hungry man, stopping
short at the sight of the thin, fresh
-loayes. -
= L. May He prosper your morning
good father" replied the ewoman. 4" Hon
or the baking. Please cat some hot
bread"
"God increase your bounty daug b.
ter" mumbled the priest, with his mouth
fall. Aud, as the last morsel went
down his throat, he added, The bread
is good .
"God make you always pleased with
u.s." said the fattered woman. Take
another loaf" --ss---l s..-
GA blessing on your hands, daugh,
ter +" calculated the good man finishing
the second loaf, and reaching for a third
one.
" Your hands be blessed, father! 1
am glad you have come to-day said
the alarmed housekeeper, as she saw her
family stores disappear SO rapidly into
the capaeioue stomach of her spiritual
shepherd. And SO eating and compli-
meut sat cheek by jowl until the priest
had swallowed the whole baking, except
single loaf. He then rose, excusing
himself from eating any more by reason
of an engagement. aa
-" But" said the woman, "your rev.
erence will bless the baking before you
go?"
Certainly, daughter" (Here Sheikh
Nasif cocks bis turban.) "Oh Thou
who didst multiply the few small loavei
until thousands were satisfied and bas
kets of fragments remained"
{" Lucky for Him you were not there
good father " burst in the indignan,
woman. You would have put Him Il
the blush for want of sufficient proYis
ions. ."-Oriental Acquaintancs. 80,
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1856-10-29

WESsHALL SURELY WIN PENNsYLVA-
NrA.-No matter whether the keystone
State has gone for US or not at tIls cleo
ton, the history of that State since 1885
shows We can carry it in November.
1886, the Democrats carried Penn
sylvania in October by large majority
but in November, Van Buren only bad
a majority of 4 1854.
In 1852, the Democrats carried it at
both elections, but Scott polled larger
vote in November than was given BY
the Democrats at the October election.
Thus it is rendered certain that the
Republicans can carry PennsylVsnla IN
mber.-Rer0Id.
Now mark the above in 1886 the
Democrats carried both the State and
Presidential elections in PennsylYapAa !;
therefore the 'Woolly Horse" will car
ry it in 1856. In 1852 the Democrats
done the same thing over again at both
elections, and therefore sit is rendered
| certais that the Republicans will carry
Pennsylvania in November"
Is there any more room in Normal
/ Schools for couple of pupils ?
III. B.-The students will desire "a
commence with the multiplicstion table
- Clevclandey.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1856-10-29
.9flisttlIalleons.
EYERErr's LAST oRATIoH.

=
: The Grafton on the "Uses of Astron-
.olny,n recently delivered BY Edward
.Everett, in Albany, at the Inauguration
of the Dudley Observatory, was one of
the eloquent orators most finished and
brilliant productions. We have only
space for the subjoined brief extracts:
= There is much, in every way, in the
city of Florerce TO excite the curiosity,
to kindIe the imagination, and to crafty
the taste, Sheltered on the north by
the yiDe-elad hills of Fissole, whose Cy-
ciopean walls carry back the antiqaary
to ages before the Roman, before the
Etruscan power, the fowery city Gle
RENAL covers the sunny banks of the
Arno with its stately palaces. Dark
and -froRniBg piles of medieval struct-
are : majestic dome. the prototype of
St. Peters, basilicas which enshrine the
ashes of some of the mightiest of the
dead, the s.one where Dante stood to gaze
on the .eampanile, the house of Michael
Angelo, stiti occupied by decendant of
of his lineage and name, his hammer.
his chisel, his dividers, his manuscript
poems, all as if he had left them but
5esterday-airy bridges which seemnot
so mReh to rest on the earth as to hoy
er over the waters they span; the love-
iiest creatious of ancient art, rescued
from the grave of ages again to en-
chant the world; the breathing mar
bles of Michael Angelo, the glowing can
vas of Raphael and Titan, museums
filed with medals and coins of every age
from Cyrus the youngster, and gems
and amulets and vases from the sepul-
chers of Egyptian Pharaohs coeval with
Joseph, and Etruscan Lueunons that
ssayed Italy before the Romans,-li-
braries stored with the choisest texts Of
ancient Literature.-gardens of rose
and orange and pomegranate and myr-
tle,-the very air you breathe languid
with music aud perfume,-such is Flor
snee. But among all its facinations ad-
dressed to the sense, the memory and
the heart, there was none to which /
more frequently gave meditative hour
during years. residence, than to the
spot where Galileo Galilei sleeps be-
meath the marble floor of Santa Crece
no building on which gazed with great.
- = \. \ 4
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1856-10-29
NO. q.


as it pleases If this alienation of feel
ing goes on, not man is there acquaint-
ed with the history of the past transac-
tions OF. mankind will tell you it shall be
impossible to avoid the conflict of arms.
Men nova days are too free in spirit to
bear oppression, realzor imaginary.
They will fight You may trample
on them if you will, but if they believe
themselves, however erroneously, to be
injured. they will bring you to aconfict
-and when that comes, you hare heard
the death kiaeU Of thas Republic, and of
yossr Constitution. Separate these
States once, and you may again have q
Constitution, but it will not be The one
under which you now live. Itfwiiiii be a
different government, for the govorn-
ment that then comes wiz emerge from
the blood and the smoke and the con-
hict of battle. The strong man that
shall lead his army to victory will be no
Washington, for it is not, as we believe.
in the providence of God to seud auoth-
er such as he (Chesrs,1 wish We
could make some faint. imitatiourto the
character of that man now. THE speak
er was here observed to become much
affected J ~ 80 ..Fs.s sb.,sl.4
But we are too weak for that, and
will have despotism. There will be
no difficulty then in enforcing. the laws,
for the law will be the arbitramentsofa a
single man with triumphant army at
his back, and you viii feel grateful for
the change the3have brought about you.
TApplause and great sensation-! 3
Do you suppose in the nations Of tho
Old World, where we have revelations
itself to tell you-the fact that God
Almighty has not withheld the protec-
ton of his providence from any people
who have ab:sed his blessing? Do you
not believe that if the mighty conquer
ers who have abused their power, given
for benifcent purposes, had used ii with
in reasonable bounds, they would have
transmitted secure, powerful empire.
But Just SO often as nations have abused
the advantages they have been entrus-
ted with, have they been themselves
destroyed, and usually by their own
hands. You may say we, who are fiv-
ing in the nineteenth century, shall be
an exception. But God Almi shty lives
in all centuries and governs in all alike
He will dispense his providence to you
just as he has to the barbarians Of the
Old world. $3.50
If you abuse your power, it will be
taken from you. No people on the face
of the earth have been indulged with an
approximation to civil liberty who did
not earn it by stern integrity and high
intelligence. We say civil liberty is
the birthright of all mankind. It is the
birthright of nobody. 1t is blessing
to communities and honest and intelli-
gent men who know how to use it.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1856-10-29

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