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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-11-15

oFFICE-No. ll5 GRAylEH STREET, NEW ORLEANS
Cures CANCERS, ScALDiEAp NHiTEswELLEG, SORES "n'F
ULCERS Of every description JAIL 2Nly
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HEDRICk, II Camp street. 1t 2i't
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1856-03-01

3el 1lno praa 3un GGrler: 9uat ennal baburd, nttn
gutter 5err @eSatter Bte btesr bas tat, ipurbeu t6
Ole @nsen aufsfban, unb sr iab sanse bef 8utbviIb
anp etlife Sauen @elbissr SpyRpart 1T nein @rcs.
paer seipelen.n---i aeg i3arm 6ts. Fsb-.,i,-, -,
nSraSp, S6rfdelmann!" rief Der guls.balfe ,,Das
Sfudletn 1T 6pn eue 0feife 1aba tpertb. bic tast
S9r gut an mid, unb iit bsfomme gftfpcFt Dor Gud,
pa 5br Der Gntsl ipben SauIenrtinlilrrs feio - as.
NIP t0nrt aud, SIR mebr ais 9rpb eem!" s ,,r
rpm, 5m!" brummte Der &reier. ,,Ste nerb.a ia
mob BPM Serrn gebetmrratb @Btbe se15rt baben, Der
tin'cr llnt ben bD6iiel9en @rpsber,oa Carl auauR
mar Sebtser Serr @ebetmeratb lief etnmal ba er NIT
Dem 9rpBber3rs bier par, elm 9Bprt alen bas tob te
ai fa t btnter beieen 5rren breiit sta ,nb ldareb
mfrs btrters Sbr. 6 tn eberlernt, 10 pteI
er tann! llnb i6 t9at 70, bab'S aber bod au ntdts
sebrat, wabritcinlih, neil iG nit bic @5abe batte
ptel su lernen." M ta ,,....
ugut seantwprtet le9r quit" lpbte 9eppple. sssi,
DER pfap fubrte bic beiben Saser jebt aus benz
gSaloe, beIen gBpfel bic Strablen Der MsraenIpnue
be persclbettm en ltetlier 8ielensrunb nit fenen
NttarSen Slumencrnrn lag tbeilS beu beIunnt tbetls
nod int gSalSesiaatten unp bIauIi6er Duff ties en,-
ppr, ber IN ben Nbtun9en maei1be Gtreifen bilb,te
Gin tleiner 6et nnb cine 06le seisten let als Gafe
a9e befeS Silbes. Gin 8pel gebe liiGete In rafden
Saben, als es bic 3ritte Der @Gnner bSrte nad bern
naben Dtdiat. a15 ftes1 ,s-
uOas 1T Die @lel6mibleW tta9n ber Gretl.r t,t fti.
ner G9endat ale belebrenbsr @eeitsmaan pi.ber bas
gBprt. Sb @e Bier eeablen sperben pber ftlbR n,abs
len, ipetB id nidt 3u aeen; Der 0iiltr ltannt BON
gBaiunSen, unb mani iast tbm uber isnen 9prfabrer
na6 wenn int brbcn Spmmer itm bas Wiib(waaer
austebe banSe er etn Grerab an bic gBele RAFT S.s
9Ba1errabes, nnp treble init Silfc 1eines @rau1dfm.
msls baS sSsrf int Sdweibe isnes InseF6ts"
| (5prtituns frlst.) w A
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1856-03-01
Beetrauuaen.

Der ,,&6mpnttr @nseiser" erf@ent isSa Gamstas unS
abuHnssne s bsrdst $15o stsr mad enpfans Ser .rfsn
uniner en wertn muB : 9uspdrtise 9lbpnnsnten btleb
ben 9sag az ben Sausseber 0str or 675 edis einulc>
ben. = 9rsft unb RttteiIunssn cerbtn fran ertettn.
Inceen unb 9annta6utsen aler rt trben nr fclaenbs
9eilsn cher enssr blten einn Square, so g 3tin,ass
gtnrduns IS gts uns fur tSes pe @al rs etc.; fir ntn
pnat $780, fur Swci Wpna S175 fur brti Wcnaie So fur
its Rcna $500 Gr6sert snse p.btn s,rbanen,dbts
renst unS fnen bitrbe bic rsfp bonnten bers gtrd-
ans @tisn f6nnsn Bis br bee scrber1etsnbtn aaaes
an bent bic 3enns erfb.nt sinselanbt perte,.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1856-03-01
Sd9er3auber.
Cine BalSsei4i6ts. gOn eubpis geaaett.
(8ortisbuns.)

- ntein Eraser alter 56rlaelmann!" antpcrt..
2sopplb 1ersli6 la6enb, nGuer glaube fastnt gerae
ar sereben. S9r Senft tpeil t, ais Die scrRacabee
in Dreissad.r leber @pttss aufsebpben tvurpe Der
leBte Qedbsmf ipar, bernab cine Betle brad lieaen
muste unS ben prattilaen 5oroient ebt erl bier it,,.
ter 6trrn Gcrfnteitsr @rtmann srnen on, ssrfest d
init nnter gurrr snten @nletuns t lieBs MIR gidrlen
unb Satsln BON Gad aufbinben - anb ppTlt MID 70
rsdt als sirsn gtsulins gum 5ans6sn babrn! qls
renn ntdtt aIes, pas SIR ba sOm Beibmann lsben,
&useln anc @ewsbre befpreaen - larter gbnurr.
sfafsrsten aus benz Sreii6Ib ipGrenl Bist s6r.
was Der Greii&as ifs Sabt 9br ten sinmaI asbErt,
stisbsns"
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1856-03-01
satcbatpmS, aSa, @puuabcaess see f. .auairs 1856. "

The German "RICHMOND ADVERTISER,
D. HAssEL, Editor and Proprietor,
Is published every Saturday, at So per Anum,
payable in advance. Terms for Advertisements
a.'Il ~, reasonable.
OFFICE: CORNER BROAD & 5th STREET.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1856-03-01
81 u ,tfea.

Sinaf fpnte Spr ben @enerals Ifiilen In gonue I'm
5rantrei9 Elm csenanner Sfanbalprple aur gerbanb.
lung fc,men. als Der Dralben bes 9ertbtsbpfes er.
faien, bencrfte ct s't eincm Grfauner ba6 Ed aIIe
6rdnen Der Stabt einsefrnben batten, ttr ben Ser.
banbluusen be3utpphnen. ~ m 61fl rs~a,
gtadpem Tb Der grafbent BON fenem Graaunen
einsern,absn ersplt, bsmertte er: a g,a4.r .s56
ySte bier Seriammelten Yerioncn fennen Yielrefht
bic Statur Des Yrp;eTeS ntt pel6er beufe ,r g,,r.
banpluns fpntinen lpu; idh erludbe alle ebrbartn
Srauen idb 81. entfernen." sau ..1,',..
| gfiemanb bepeste ff Son ftinen, pldse. r s..,
| Sergeant" flbr Der 9rdftoent nadb etner speire
fort uieBt mabert alle anGnoiaen Danen S.r s,,of
perlaIen baben, peiirn Sic bie anbern btnaas & 81
3ttratb sfIn5etge. Gin Wfann spn g,r,
mSssn, tit ben bsttn Sabren, Inn 8ellb Srn anoen,s,
men @anisrsn, tsnf6t ita an serbeiratb.n. Bel h,n,
l1manpe aber, bab sr idun cine Trau BAT. nSsrt ~
peien gHes unb bittet gatb, tuie bisles S.rots,
btnbsrniB su beieittsen pare.
| In3eise. Gin Mann, felt bret efabren s.rh.,...
test, ipitniht a1ber bem 5amIe pIaetrt ~,
perpsn. lHta Ia;M g1w sfl tsf4 n . O."
~" "" f"'IIth ''V VII pl6 6SQIetlQncEEerfhrhjosr
% tn Der RrHt O cine 8ense 0euiaBrssel5rnfe obs
sslanbt porbtn, baranter mande rebt bronfoe. e;o
bat en 9febser enem Sobns, tpelt6er Bet Der Isi6t.
Snfantsrie tn Der Srim bsnt etnen lebsnSia,n as
@sntnsr iwsrsu Sdeu tpelasn er felt etn.ts s,oSr.
ssmafst sum Nsuia9rssei&ent sefaidt @ean erbsl
h, tNm oas Sbtsr fur 700 5raneS absufaufsn, or,,n
sr bsFanb baraut ietnem tapfern Gubne seres sort.
2lnbenfen sw iberienben.
Sanlbe. alfo nit 8arnuHt's Sun,buo IA "a 49,.
resns ae mas fir esnsn Sefadssweia ptrp er MAXI
tsbt erireiftn2 "''' +
@a1ler. Dss wse6 SOtt, tusl6en 3peta er i.st
srreifen pirS - af ssnsn it linen scmtt er tan y.
wi6 tpeber. ~ E
@6ersm Ssrns9msn mad tpirb su ben S.nna5a =, +
srOfnsnSsn Sritosns'eOnfsrsnsen neba preusen mon
ais fsats eursPstisae @roBmadbt suselaTsn tpsrs,n
.'.'l''. .# Der slaSstrasatfS. =,
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1856-03-01

itnb bic @sral Bon Der gsfaidfs
Gi, Grsunb, Die fprin8t Dir ins gefdt!
Der tpa4re 3asisfeitsssrsin
8iisr' a6sraI bas 8ier nur sin.
GO Fat, mos tilIis tparb e.f6dnft,
Den sift'ssn Guisl f9asn ssrbranst;
Das Bolt ubn' Reib ii.bt trinfen Bein,
SO fam bsim Bier seHatbIi6 i.in.
Drum parb gar fdnsl ss aud bstannt
SIM lisbsr beuti6en 8atrlanb.
Go frdftistt Der Sussnb 9lut,
8isbt aItsn rtsusn 2sbsnsmuib.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1856-03-01
Die pdbr POM abnis Sambriuus.
gpn 8Ibtrt Srunid.

SDar cinft Elm SSnis, mpblbtfannt,
Sci 8rcb unb 8lein i'm Sapsrlanb;
Der bate iidb in Bein unb Sub
@sidttiet Bic ;um llberbr1s.
sBar Spiel unb aan, ibm f6isr ,utpiter,
@rbrpb bm iuit gefans unb 2iebu.
Srrfaat eint Ibtr fsinen Sumner
stue LANCER WciI' in eirsn Sd,Iummer.
llnb ala CT nr6 entl1lafrn taum,
Sei1dftt9t i6n elm lGontr Srain,.
Gin Iidter 9IanS ibn rinss unsb,nt,
gin fsiner Snab' iidb gu itm fftlt;
Gar idsImiid bIidt ftiH @ussneaar,
GriH ar0nlsin fdmidt fein 2odsnbaar;
Der Ipra6: D9u armss S6nislein
2bulf l6nst f6pn lsib bsr Ser,en ntir.
Hue RitIeib nun nit Deintit Sdmericn
Bring i'd Dir bar fpas beinert Str,tn
llnb ecbs 2abial fhnsG serftaTt,
Heu ltdrfet Dein.r Sebntn 8raft." -
CIR bsut Jpn, 'nen &ubinppfal, & ua8 .ra
nGi, 5,rr periu9 bod rae einmalw
GO ipisssIt ii6 in splbnu Wcls
Der Nettar in 8rsitaIlts StGs,
Gin garter S6aum ben Ran6 uiRbrdunt; -
Rein a0nisltin nidst Ianssr iduu,t;
Nit punbtrbares 9aubtrfraft
Der pir;'ss Duff ibm 9urft serf9af,,
aRit lansen 9asen itst sr an,
3ssrt's ituflenb bic sur gsise Sann.
(llnt an,ubtuttn nur BPM ftrntn,
sDie f&nsll iietS S0nist ipas Ierncn),
60 ptd sisbt es ibnt traun 8rbaasa
Sin isinem fart tIafirtsn Ntasen.
,,anab" ipridt tr brauf trmanr.nb ii6,
u9er Grinf, arf Gbr', mar f6niel:d,
aDie nsnn' if bod bits 2abfal tirrs"
Der la6tIt fdlau: ,,gi, 5srr, . III gierI"
Dsauf brtht sprn Saupt CT einen Speis
Scm sr0nIein, baS ibn i9mldi 70 reid,
&sitt ibm ben bar nit irctem Teutb.
Gr tsritsr fpri4t: .8eripabr' biss aui,
9Fan5' bitits araut als gutter gbrill,
Dtnn piiTt, bab ts 5ppftn it,"
Nadbem er @srile nod ssrdnnt,
Der brIet Gnabe idnel Ssrf6panb."
griraht gambrinus brauf erlbaut
9aS tpunstrbare 6ppfenfraut.
9as CARTE 9FanI6sn f6nsG stbeitt,
Sci fttner srpEen Sprsli6f.it.
Gr itnnt, ssriutt su aG.a Smnbtn,
Sis .nbIi6 sr has 8ier srfunbea.
Salb sebt baS 8raut con panb su 5anb
limb fhmitdt bad f95ne 8aytrnlanb.
DdS 9olf itbrd, BON Danf ent6rennt,
8ambrinus brut' ben EeiI'stn nsnnt.
ltnb bic Reral Bon Der @tf6idtf
Gt SErNfn6 hfs fnrirot JNir ;,6 Ht.dx.,
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1856-03-01
Oentf9e @sptbefen.

Rs. 800 8roaS=Str. tnb @satn, gds Der 19. Stra6e.
Den Ssrn slriisn ano unten SJr,nten unb stannn BIER
bur& b. @Rse bap mir gde Der Nan ub 19ttn G5os. ne
spt bdt &petbsfs .tasrt unb bic ewaluna b.rlttsn n
in Df@anb estiIbstsn spr ts unS brapi @prbtf,r Ssr
ssben babta nem mir fur eas unS bisber 6eftn, gro,sn
nn ant ausfprs9sn Bitten MIR batt aud, ou infer. ,sas
@pa'fsls sSsps9HsA ~ WpasA prpntne II, &petrS,
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1856-07-01

INDIGSANT.-When the Cincinnati Con-
vcntion adjourned, it was resolved to meet in
1860, in the CITY of Charleston, South
Carolina, the delegates being brm full of
indignation at the insult offered by the iu-
habitants of Cincinnati, after they had ex-
pended some fwo millions among them, in
permitting two military companies, composed
of blacks, to parade the streets, with the
stars and stripes floating from fanciful stand
ard carried by each company. They could
not but be indignant when they heard the
word of command proceed from the thick
and distcnded lips of full sized Ethiopian; |;
and as he said to his w-soldiers-"dis be
dc flag dat protect de liberty of dc country"
their love of patriotism burned with all the
chivalrous ardor of southern brave, incen-
sed at the impudence Of his slave. They
forget that the blood Of the black man was
mingled with that of WARREN, SrEuBEN, and
KoscrusKo, while fighting for freedom in the
days of the American revolution. 1t was fit
and proper, therefore, under all the circum-
stances attending the assembling of the Gin
cinnati Convention, that all such democracy
should 90 as far south rs the nullifying state
of the Carolinas, for its next convention.
Buffalo Republic.
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1856-07-01
From the retroit Advertiser, June 21th.
Assassination or Strans.

Before this time, in all human probability,
James J. Strang, the leader Of the Mormon
settlement, on Beaver Island is among the
dead
On Monday afternoon, between six and
seven o'clock, Captain Mcbride, of the U. s..
Iron Steamer Michigan, (Which was lying at
the pier at Beaver Island,) sent his pilot,
Alex. st. Aubin, n steerage hand, short dis
tance Off with request for Strang to come
on board the steamer upon some business
Strang returned with St. Aubin, and when
about half way down the dock two men
stepped out from behind the wood-piles, with
which both sides of the dock are lined, there
being only passage way between the wood,
and one of the men fired revolver, the ball
striking Strang in the back Of the head,
passed around under the skin, coming out
near the temporal bones. He then fired n
second barrel the ball of which struck, Strang
near the autram, about level with the nose,
and passed into his head; the other man then
fired a single pistol, the ball from which struck
Strang near the vertebral column, at the
small of the back, and passed into his body.
The mon, whose names are Alexander Went
worth and Thos Bedford, made no attempt
to escape, but surrendered themselves up to
Captain Mcbride. Strang was picked up
and carried into house near by, apparently
dead, but after few moments, he revived
sufficiently to ask the surgeon of the Mich
igan, who was in attendance, if the balls
could be extracted. Neither the ball in tho
head nor that in the loins was traced, and as
either OF them had created mortal wound, it
was not strongly attempted. The opinion of
the surgeon is that long ere this he is dead.
Thomas Bedford, one Of the men who COM
mitted the act, had been whipped forty lash
es on the bare back, with scourge made Of
of blue beach sprouts, twisted together, some
time since, upon charge Of neglectlng to
disclose facts concerning robbery. This had
been done by Strang's orders. Both Bedford
and Wentworth had been Mormons, but had
seeded, and had joined with the McCulloch
faction, in the late schism. Both had fami-
lies and Captain Mcbride brought them with
their families, and five other families who de-
sired to leave the island, over to Mackinac.--
The actors in the tragedy were given up to
the legal authorities at Mackinac.
Strang was the heart and soul as we'll as
the intellect of the Mormon gang, and it is to
be strongly hoped that his death will break
them up, and scatter them abroad. There
remains no man among them capable of wicld-
ing Strang's influence, or Of supplying his
place. MIs
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1856-07-01
NO. sos,



Hon. John G. Breckenridge lives at Lex.
ihgton, Kentucky. He was elected to Con-
gress in 1881 and again in 1853, represent
ing tho district comprising the home Of Henry
Clay. With the exception Of Lynn, Boyd, he
was tho leading man auong the Kentucky
Democrats. He is alarge slave owner and i
understood to cordially approve of all the Of
forts made to extend tIe institution, by fair
means or foul, into Kansas. He possesses
considerable abilsty as d popular orrtor, but
moro as marksman, being noted duelist.
His dispute with Hon. F. B. Ciitting,
while in Congress, which threatened to end
in resort to rifles, is well remembered. It
gave him great popularity at the South, the
version current there, being, Of course, that
he had made the Northern Representative
"back down." by his readiness to fight. 1t is
to this quality that he owes bis nomination.
As Mr.. Buchanan represents that specin OF
Northern "Democracy" which justifies fraud,
lynching murder and arson, for the sake Of
Breckenridge represents that Southern "chiv-
airy. which bullies Northern men in Congress
assals hharmed men in the streets and beats
defenceless Senator nearly to death in his
seat, for daring 10 assert the right of freedom
of speech in the Rational Capitol.
There is a fitness and consistency in this
nomination. 1t shows that the Democracy
have no idea of abandoning the ground taken
by theie representatives in Congress, when
they voted to shield Rust the ruffian, Brooks
the brutal, and Herbert the murderer.
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1856-07-01

SPONTANEOUS RESPONSE OF rnr MASSES.
Five Thousand Person. Assembled.
GUNS FIRED AND FIREWORKS DISPLAYED.

The announcement Of Fremont's nomina.
tion has met with the most hearty approval
Of the citizens of Chicago. Guns were
fired yesterday by Swift's artillery, at morn
ing, at noon, and at night as testimonial
of public joy, and in the evening fireworks
were thrown in Dearborn Park and bonhres
kept burning until midnight.
About o'clock the people began to as
semble around the stand at the south side Of
the park, and before the speaking commenced
at least FIVE thousand persons were in the en-
closure.
A transparency above the stand was in
scribed, "Bissell and Hoffman. Illinois TO-
600 majority"
No Prescription on account Of Birthplace.
.Ereedom--Free Knnsas--Frne Sneech and
fremont. -r
Free Harbors, Pacific Railroad, Fremont
and Dayton.-[Cbicago Dem. Press.
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1856-07-01

A SUGGESTIVE HINT While F. G. Whip
pie, small light, gloomy orator from How
ell, was addressing the meeting at the city
Hall, on "Wednesday evening, he touched
upon the Sumner and Brooks affair, and fin-
rs ns upon an sne
ces, he should prefer being in the place Of
Brooks to that Of Sumner" A slight, faint
applause followed, upon which there came a
general and ferocious hiss; SO prolonged, 90
emphatic, that the valiant orator ''crawfshed, !,
on tho spot, hemmed and hawed, and said
the meeting had misunderstood him.
TDetroit Advertiser.
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1856-07-01
New YORK, April Q


GENTLEMEN: have to thank you for-tho
honor of an invitation to meeting this eve
ming, at the Broadway Tabernacle, and regret
that other engagements have. interfered to
prevent my being present. hgL 5,.ii :. y.
l heartily concur in all movements which
have for their object "to repair the mischiefs
arising from the violation of good faith in tho
repeal of the Missouri Compromise" ], am
opposed to slavery in the abstract and .pppn
principle, sustained and made habtual by
very long and settled convictions.
While feel infexibie in the belief that it
ought not to be interfered with wherc il exists
under the shield of State Sovereignty. am
as infexibly opposed to its extension on this
Continent beyond its present limits. u
With the assurance Of regard for yourselves.
ain very respectfully yours.
-.. j. @. FREMONT:
:. Messrs. E. D. Morgan and Others, a Com
.mittee &c. e.. ..s.-,.
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1856-07-01

GEY. JACKSON on Mr.. BUcHANAN.-We
find in the Washington correspondence of the
". Evening Post, and anecdote, which
proves that Gen. Jackson, who was pretty
good Judge of human nature, fully understood
and appreciated Mr.. Buchanan's character as
n political trimmer. The writer says the
truth Of the following can be proved by un-
questionable evidence -
"On the night before leaving Nashville to
occupy the White House, Mr.. Polk, in COM
pany with Gen. Robert Armstrong, called at
the Hermitage TO procure some advice from
the old hero as to the selection of his cabinet
Jackson strongly urged the President 10 give
no place in it to Buchanan, as he could not
be relied upon. 1t SO happened that Polk had
already determined to make that very ap-
pointment, having probably offered that stu
alton to the statesman of Pennsylvania
This fact induced General Armstrong subse-
qucntly to tell Jackson that he had given
Polk rather hard rub, as Buchanan had al
ready been selected for Secretary Of State.--
al can't help it." said the old man, 81 felt il
my duty to warn him against Mr.. Buchanan.
whether it was agreeable or not. Mr.. Polk
will find Buchanan an unreliable man. /
know him well, and Mr.. Polk will yet admit
the correctness of my prediction" 1t was the
last visit ever made by Mr.. Polk to the old
hero when this unavailing remonstrancc was
delivered, but the new President, long before
the end of his administration, had reason to
acknowledge its propricty and justice, and in
the diary kept by him during that period,
may still | e read most emphatic declaration
of his distrust Of Mr.. Buchanan.
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1856-07-01

Of wine and love the first taste is best; no
second sip equals it.
A call has been issued for Ladies State
Temperance Convention for Illinois.
There were committed to the prisons ia
New York, during the year 1855, 36,624
persons.
Chcerfulness keeps up kind Of daylight
in the mind, and fills it with steady and
perpetual serenity. -. .e.
Kossuth gives up his last dream Of an in:
dependent Hungary. The conclusion of peace
ends al hope in that quarter.
A new Presbyterian Church is being built
at Grand Rapids, Michigan, on the Elizabeth
ian style, at a cost of $4,000. a
wor regret to see, by our Maryland cxchan-
ges, that the fly has made its appearance in
the wheat in various sections Of that State.
Fanny Kemble has returned from England
after successful dramatic readings. 1t is said
she will retire to her home in Massachusetts.
Princess Phillips, a sister of the King Of
Mosquito, is now servant in the house of a
colorcd preacher named Smith, at San Juan.
There are not less than ten editors Of Ma
drid papers now in the prison Of Saladero, be-
sides others undergoing condemnation in for
trcsscs t-t fccf of' hs.
Connecticut has state debt Of a, ,6e4,'ard
some Of the presses there sound the ALARM
For thrift and economy Connecticut is Ger %
tainly model state. sai fie' '.n s
Santa Anna, the. ex-dictator Of Mexico, is
living IN great style at Tabaco, four miles
from Carthagcna, in New Grenada, South !,
America. He is said to be worth s4,o0o, ,o00, !
That was good sentiment given BY Geo.
w. Bently, at tho Editors and Printer
Supper, given at Worcester. on tho 17ih q. .
January last: ~ flz zear,n t,srp zriraic
"Franklin-atosday makes lights for Boa. :
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the world; one day stirring the cauldron Of
the talIos chandler, and the next day roch
ing the iron cradle Of the lniehdest dsmocsa< .
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Franklin forever
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1856-07-01
From the Detroit Advertiser.
Action of the General Association of Michi-
gan ON the Subject of Slavery.

ED. ADVERTISER The following are the
Resolutions which were adopted by the Con-
gregational General Association, at their
Annual Meeting, in jackson, on Thursday
last. Similar action has been taken ou the
general subject in former meetings; but it
was felt that recent startling developments of
tie spirit and intent of Slavery forbade them,
as body of Christian Ministers and repre-
sentatives of Christian Churches, to keep ST.
lcncc at time like this. The discussion at
tending this action cvinced an earncstness
and unanimity Of feeling, which find only a
measured expression in the Resolutions:
Resolved, by the General Association of Michigan,
That we bear our unanimous testimony against the
entire system of American Slavery, ms the greatest
Of all obstacles 10 prosperity as Nation in Is
influence npon material, political, moral,
and our religious interests.
Resolved, that we look with TIE anxiety at the
present deyclopmer of that system, ond deprecate
the evils which must legtimately flow from its bold,
arrogant and reckless efforts to the control
and direction Of our National Government.
Resolved, That the invasion of Kansas by the in
habitants OF Missouri for the purpose of controlling
the political action of that TIE Gitory, md of eventu
ally making il Slave State, and the sympathy,
sanction, and aid OF National Government in that
invasion. can be justified on no principle OF right,
civil or religious.
Resolved, that We earnestly dcprecate the recent
violent action in that Territory, by which homes
have been destroyed. rights trampled under foot, and
life sacrificed, and that tender our warmest SYM
rntbies to those who hive thus been made the OBJ
jccts Of the excuseless wrong. s-a
Resolved. that utterly and without quafca-
tion condemn the late cowardy and brutal nttack up
the hon Charles Sumner Of Mass, on the floor of
Congress, because Of his fidelity to the of free
dom that hoor and that we most fully sanction
tnt n ad hqh i' WITH ' @ IL Els fif sSefings on
account Of their fearless exhibition.
Resolved that We pledge ourselves to oppose, in
every way in our view consistent with christian
principle ard true patriotism, not only the further ag
gressions Of slavery, but ITS continued existence in
any portion Of our land, or the world.
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1856-07-01

Gzs- The intensity Of Mr.. BuShsnann'ss pro-
slavery notions may be inferred from the fact
that he opposed the confirmation Of Edward
Everett, as minister to England, bccauscd he
was opposed to slavery.