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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-03-30

I'm IWPEWIAII HUT Ef{IV eTIS FEIl
SS2Eg TORCE ~ CO., from Europe respectfully inform La
a dies and of Plants that they import
of Shrubs of eve"y variety,
rising Cancls of The finest and newest descriptions ihodo
dcn ons, MHoiaS PeOnie upwards of 5000 Rose Trees,
grated ugattcl. Also considerable quantity all kinds
superior Fruit Trees such Pear, Apple Cherry Plum,
Peach and prcot Trees 5ubous and Flower Roots 49, va
cites nahlas, Am railis hyacinhs Tulips Flower and
Garden Trees.
Whole offered very and Guaranteed
and will forwarded the country without charge
E-Cataoics be had No. II Char1res street, to
Nj. kniser'$ variety store.
n B-For sale, IL Rose Trees exhibited in Paris in
lEh5 by Mr. Eullo of LYON
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-03-30
pATEnT AMERICAN CHARCOAL GAIL

OATNNT AMERICAN CHARCOAL EAEI-
L VANIZED IRON-Warranted TO Fanch and with
CrnckingThe cheapest durable rial for Roof
ing, Gntteug Spoung Cornice for buildings, Lining for
tanks Bathing Tubs, Stovepips Locomotive and Steam
Stack Pipes Vernnlas all other purposes where
exposed TO oxidation and Galvanized iron expands less
lan of the other metals platinum and steel. it is
much cheaper and uato than "copper" and is the only
article will stand the peculiar humidity of this climate In
fine only in this but in England and France it is
established beyond DOUBT tknt Patenf Galvanized Iron.
pared expressly the purpose is economical
of its being the durable article for the above named
purposes discovered being entirely proof and
ing paint whatever protect it from decay.
lIEATUN OLIVIER. 40 Common street,
ft3 Agents for the Manufacturers
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NOTICE. HAVE HEARD FOR SOME WEEKS PAsT
~ that has been handled by pcayuue drum
us this city who hired to buy and deceive honest
when the evee P0nchartrn Depot that
full of measles to deter friends from
coming to me- this evil the public that the
repor Tase designed uiue by worthless
had January, 10 to Is cases OF measles and
who in husress denied il and said had
disease in house. advised hose who wished bring
me their negros do until was rid OF the disease did
of my house. but fixed own hospital
hired nurse and in fifteen days all was we'll No case lost or
the SIS and some cost but 20 cents per ay
nov say my house from the epidemic, and has
forty ny days the hone is newly furnished even to
in the s would advise all persons here
pay attention 10 lies Come and see and il any
thing is wrong will tell you. BENZ SEkEWS,
IL9 Gravier street.
SIuve DanOt New Orleans March q! 1851. ma
R-Mub- Advertiser please FOR week. and forward
bill for payment.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-03-30

a LUTHER HOMES, FOUNDRY AND
~ ORNAMENTAL WORKS. Corner of Benton and
Enphrosine streets; oice No le6 st. Charles street
the latest and approved Patterns of Raing We
randas Shutters Vaults, Bridges Straight and Circn
Stairs Store Fronts Capitals and all kinds of CAST AND
WROUGHT IRON WORK for Building purposes.
Ratings, Castings, Guard Boxes sash Weights and Ven
tators sale Old Stand, log St. Charles street. New
Orleans. o25ly
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-03-30

O. MURPHY'S HOTEL, RESTAU.
sssT4 RANT AND OYSTER SALOON, No. 9S and
>~ 100 St: Charles street, is for the reception
e..sc4G OF visitors Fish, Game and all the Delicacies
the approved style and shortest
notice. hours just received lot of fine OYSTERS and
salt. RICHARD MURPHY. da
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-03-30

DOKTNBLE STEAM ENIilN ES-FKOM X TO
Is power OF the celebrated patent Of tonrd Son
date Bradford differing essentially in their economic
and durable qualities from engines of other patent or manu-
facrue excessive five States of
Union ramphlets with full description and letters from l37
different persons who using them will be sent by mail on ap
The subscriber who is sole agent in New Orleans
Hoard Son being sole propreos OF the patent they only
furnish utactue the engines to which they have given
reputation all pretended limitations frauds their
purchasers they will learn by due eSperience with them
MO ly SAMUEL H. GILMAN.
X M RJyHER H., TX ID, AUCTION EER-OFFICE
". No. 81 Arcade passage and Natcez street. will attend to
his either public private and will
give personal the purchasing and selling Slaves
and Real Estate. jil Am
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],
Office n. o. Op. and Il. W. Railroad Co. 5
Mr. Bridge Sn answer to your inquiry relatveto the
performance the Mctowun Pumps in this road
only say they quite equal representations
aH that among the variety of pumps have in USE they are
decidedly the best. = ~ 49, ~
Yours respcclfrlly, A. r. SEGER, Vice President.
The Pumps Engines constantly for sale by the
uhSCriber, sole agent here for the manufacturers.
je26 ISAAC BRIDGE, q Magazine st ct.
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NOTICE. - MOSES HARRIS HOLDS OUR FULL.
~ Power of Attorney and will during absence
the State per George Rareshde Notary
Public
New Orleans August % 1856.
AUS S. H. KENNEDY & co,
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r. BRENAN. Not. Pub.
certify foregoing be Of the original
of record in current register In faith whereof
have hereto signed and affixed the impress of my
official seal, this fourth day of May, A. D. 1856.
nyl6 R. Brennan, Not. Pub.
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John HALLER ~ BleOtrHEk. 247 TCHoHrl:
ouas street. above St Joseph, COPPER TIN AND SHEET
IRON WORKERS, prepared to do all kinds OF work
their line business putting Tin and Copper Gut
ters Valleys ETC. Also putting Copper Tin and Zinc Roof
in all parts the city moderate prices with promptness and
dispatch All kinds of Jobbing and Repairing attended to with
dispatch. all ORDERS hope to merit
share of the public patronage.
We beg leave refer to the following gentlemen Mess
Crozer Wing JaniSon Mcintosh, Cook Morehouse, Ro.
Hughes G. W. Church, Thomas Murray, Isaac Thaye
Caller, Turpin K Co., J. W. Jewell. -
R Letter Box 10 Mechanics and Dealers Exchange. - 81
fr2lihWu
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7 EEDS' FOUNDRY, NEW okLEAAs.,LEEps Z
IL CO. Iron Founders of Vertical and Hori
Steam Engines Boilers, Sugar Mills Vacuum Pans su
gar Kettles CHARTERS Filters Steam and Horse Power Drain
ing Machines Saw Mills, Gin Gearing Iron Columns
Fronts for Buildings Furnace Mouths Crate Bars etc. and al
Mact iery required for the South
We been duly authorized prepared to
fai2 d fWlv ~ LEEDS 4 co.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-03-30

ID STOVES.-FIVE HUNDRED COOKING AND
@A HEATING STOVES of the laes, improve patterns
~ Morning Star" Charter Oak, Shanghai Econo-
Cooking Ranges and the celebrated Creole Cook
Stoves" of their manufacture.
undersigned prepared execute nj short notice. all
orders Sheet Iron Chnney Breechng Tanks Juice Boxes
Pipes Copper and Brass Work They keep
hand large stock Japan Ware suitable for Steam
boats Hotels Private Families. They agents for the
manufacture of McCRACkEN'S Patent Evnporaing Steam
Pan They have certificates in their possession that this
Pam with the quantity of steam has erapormed double
of Juice of the best Pan They have
working model Of the Pan which they will be happy TO exhibit
to any one interested in the culture ID Sugar Cane
WHEELER & FORSTAI1.
TchonpilonlMs. Front md Is Fnton streets
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1857-03-25

~ COL Sam. Medary, the patriarch of Ohio
journalism, has been appointed Governor Of Min.
nesota, vice Willis A. German, superseded. Col.
w. "A. Richardson, who didn't receive the thirty
Or forty thousand majority for Governor Of Illi-
nois that he saw in his dreams, is understood to
have been pressed for this post by Senator
Douglas, but Intellectually. Medary is better
choice.
z The guillotinc works slowly as yet, but will
get its joints oiled and the steam up after a
while. At sN ssa Ysse I2s 'fs .s
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1857-03-25
SINGULAR Paocrrp1sa.--The LAfaye..e Daily;

SINGULAR PRocrEpIsa.--The Lafayette Daily
journal Of the llsh. says: 81
.# .Ex.Gov. Joseph A. Wight, having, by reso-
luton, been invited TO address the Senate
this morning, be appeared within the bar Of the
Senate Chamber. He spoke until nearly noon.
More than once be was intercepted, hut general
II came out victor He s.thanked God that .
majority Of the members of esesy Legislature
daring his term had gone home his enem,es.- .--
His opposition to their schemes Of fraud had
made this essrangement heswsen them; outside
Influences had corrupted 5then.r He charged
directly that "oaefs Of stock had been made
70 individoais for their votes On the bill In
this connection he named ]. ]. Alexander, SEN
ator from Owen and Green, and several other
meuhen Of the stuntsssi6ed.r
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1857-03-25

The Ocean nTclegraPh-HoS 10 be Laid.
The last act of Secretary Dobbin, before re-
tiring from Office, was to transmit orders to the
Navy Yard at Brooklyn, to fit out at once the
United States steamers Niagara and Mississippi,
toproceed to England to assist in laying down
the Submarine Telegraph cable between New
Foundland and Ireland. These are the two
finest ships in our Navy for the purpose. The
Niagara is the largest steam vessel Of war in the
world. She is screw propeller, while the Mis-.
sissippi is the most powerful paddie-wheel
steamsrin our Navy. The English Government
will furnish also. tso ships of the same charac-
ter-the two propellers being designed to re-
ceive the cable, and the paddle ships to attend
them, and in case Of accident, to take them in
tow and continue the voyage. As soon as the
cable is received on board, the four ships viii
proceed sogether to the middle Of the Atlantic
when the two English Ships will startsfor Ire
land and the American for New Foundland.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1857-03-25

CoRoNER's INQUEsr-CAsE OF EMALPRAcTIcE.-
Last Sunday the body of dead infant was found
in culyert on Rock Island street. Its head was
separated from its body evidently at the time of
birth. A Corone,'s Inquest was held yesterday
over the remains, a number Of witnesses exam-
ined, and much evidence elected. The parent
age of the child was discovered. The mother,
not married, died shortly after its birth.-The
substance of the verdict of the Jury was, that
the child had come to its death through the NAL.
practice Of DR.. Park. This physician is a stran-
ger here, and unknown in the city We refrain
from giving further particulars at present.-Dav
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1857-03-25


The following act was passed at the las, ses-,
sion Of Congress: q, Il .eaag,y~ ~ sa1 q
An Acr to. confirm certain entries of land
therln named. -. az -',Sr'hs 81 ss'tsast
I, Be il enacted BY Tie Senate and House Of Rep.
ressntatipes Of the United States III 'Co,iyres
assembled, That all entries OF public lands suii
der the act TO graduate and reduce the price o.
the public lands subject to entry, to actual SET
tlers and cultiyators, approved 4th ot August,
1854, made prior to the passage OF this act,
III which the purchaser has made the atfidasii,
aud paid the purchase money, as required W
| said act, and the Instructions issued and IL
force, aud in the hands OF The Ragisler NJ the
| time OF nakins said entry, are Hereby legal
ized, and patents shall issue 10 the parties re-
spectively, excepting those entries under said
iact, which the Commissioner Of the General
Land Once may ascertain 70 have 9beeni iraudu
/ Ientiy or eyasirelyl made; Provifsd. thai this
act shall snot be 20 construed Us TO co,itru any
!, OF said entries WHICH have heretofore been aI.
| luiied and vacated by said Commissioner on
account of fraud, evasion Of law, or o.i,e,
/ special canse; and provided iurther, Tina, no.h
ing herein contained shaii De So construed as te
deprive any actual seilier or cuiiivaior oi iii,
rghs to any land WHICH he resided at The time
OF an entry By smother person .ulder the act q
which this act 10 an amendmsnt.; s.s2 ~
Approved March 3, 1857. sns -
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1857-03-25

eues cast st such election for and against hi
Constitution are IN favor Of the same. The Gu,
-rnor shall immediately issue his proclamation
stating that fact, and such Constitution shall b
the Constituiion Of the Stale Of Iowa, aud ahal
take effect from and after the publication Of sai,
proclamation. q atas 5ss.ss tsss
Sec Ia At the sars-s iestion that this Cot
ssitution j. Eubmitted to the people for lis adop
'ion or rejection, proposition to amend th,
/ same by striking ous the word "vhite,' from
The article on the Right Of Suaags,n shall b,
.para,s ly submitted 70 the electors Of this Stat
Tor adoption errsjection, IN manner following
We A separate ballot may be given 6y ever
person having right 10 soto At said elcceicn Il
be deposited in Q separate box And those
given for the adoption Of aachs proposition sh.l.
have the uords /" Shall the. sord white, b,
stricken out OF the article On the Right 81 Sui
frage! Yes Aud those given against th,s
shall have the words '.shan the
word "white7,be stricken out OF the article Oh
the Right of Sufrages' No. Aad If NJ ssig
lection the number Of ballots cas-. in favor D
said proposition, shall be equa! 70 majority OF
hose cast for and against this Constitution, thei
aid word "Shits" shall be strcseu from said ar
icle and be no part thereof. 80
Sec. Is. Until Otherwise directed by Law, The
ounty Of Mills shall be in and part oil chs 4
'xth judicial District Of this State. 8t rar4 as
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1857-03-25
HAWK.EYR AID TELEGRAPH.
Dl.srtet Ceryersae..

Tbs District coeventson which met IA thi
City yesterday, was orgshissd by the election d
=. J. Sample, of Leo Co.. chaisnan, and NJ. n
Is Cook Of Henry. Secretary. On the frss ballos
NJ Darsin received 81 votes, Nr. Beck, Of Lee
sosnty, IS; and Mr. Nash, Of Henry. II. Mr.
DArvia having majority was nominated, and.
% motion, the nomination vas declared unani.
nous. Without any dispsrsgement TO the die
sisgsished gsstssmen whose names we're before
sls Convention, We can say truly that the nom.
inssion y one d. and pepper 70 be made. NJ.
Darwin is undoubtedly onsof the best resd law
yess Ia the State.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1857-03-25

TELEGRAPHIc.

'sESs n Nee Ycrk Mar n.
Tie Daily Timess sss letters from nd Iab,o
,ourses In Costa Rica hare been rrce,yvd b, ,he
ieoige Law, putting an entirely difssren. com.
/ xloh oh the ne~S which had previously ben
eeceived frons Col Lockridg&s 20 zeS4s 25s
It is stated thas the enesaement ~ uipps'
poinf rmos-sed-se-neshiexs and that the Gpssa
ucahs esuredia psfisStiy good order, losing no,
rm4 and spftvring no defeat. IL vas l,l rved
nat they withdt-~ III pufSasl,ce cI I prv.sr-
.nsed plan TO p-rruit cvl Ecskri,ig, 9 ioSvo 40
ne FLYER ss fsr a. CssetiIo. snsF she,is csn oF h
esre ytheresl thar CNs.llo bad bsens sass,.. 10
sid 20 be- wholly wl,Rout formulation, nor had
sol LocAridgc captured 4sN finrs. as was pre.
Tit. Sosta klcsns sers ssrs coniid.n,s sbnssssl !
asack on San Carlos, il made sty N.sy A,nrr,csh
aseS will be rcpal.ed, ~ -ihe Ipst is Nell d.
ended, and il iss.res ssissigned ~ essi s,n ,l,s
etrest Of the lassaiI.nt, sspd 70 present their
oinify any reinforcementS that may arrise from
ne Qntted Ssstes s9sssTts " ~ ,s'ss2Sss7 sy gSs
2 sthe ~ ashingson correspondent OF ihrTIcrsld
aSs NeLi Aanyp.nny rendered ii. .sr .iruati.n I,
. asf as s.lnd,an Co,unissoner. Col, ]. B. S,cd-
snn. iof Ohio. succeeds HIM N@REs's4a - .
!. dos: Meihi takes the First Ccmp,rolllfsiirp, :
vice Nhittlesey v, resi- ned. 10 sara ssl Il .F55e
Hon, J. +, g, Allen, Of Illinois, bsssnnouuced !,
himself q candidate for Clark of the next House
3f spresentatves SO Hlspa .ss&@e* 80 % sfaasaLt
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1857-03-25

New yoIK RAxK KSrArENESr.-The last week
lily statement Of the New York city banks, com.
fpared With that Of the week previous, shows IN
increase in loans Of S76l ,ss2, in specie of ef,.
06a, ,095 in circulation Of $500, ,422, and in mn
drawn deposi i, of k2g7 ,S74. i: ~ S Z
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1857-03-25

AGooD SHors--The Sandusky Register says
that one of the best shots ever recorded was
made Monday It Ver.nillion, By Mr.. Oscar Smith
he was standing on an elevation about twenty
feet above the level Of the Lake, and With .
| rife, on which was one Of Rays Patent Sights,
| he fred slug ball the distance OF one hundred
and f,seaty rods, by actual measurement, killing
tsco wild geese and oas ,,canyassback duck,
| which were on the ice. s Ggs7 sgala ID
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1857-03-25

SCARLET FEVER AND SMALL Pox-Dr William
Fields, of Washington, Delaware gives publicity
to the following recipe which, he says, if faith
fully carried out, will cure fortyfve cases out
of fifty, without calling on physician
SCARLET FEvER.-For adults, give one table,
spoonful of good brewers yeast, in three table,
spoonsful of sweetened water, three times day;
and if the throat is much swoolen, gurgle with
yeast, and apply yeast to the throat as a poul-
tice mixed with Indian meal. Use plenty Of
catnip tea, to keep the eruption out of the skin
for several days :. ~, gs .sg .,4 ,r.s
SNAIL Pox-Use the above doses of yeast
three times day, and milk diet throughout the
entire disease. Nearly every case can be cured,
without leaving a pockmark.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1857-03-25

An auctionser while expatisting On the ner.
its Of 1 telescope, sagely observed: ssaa s
.sHow often has tie widow heart leAped for
10Y when she has beheld her husband, &C dis-
lance, brought nea, TO her BY such N instsss
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1857-03-25

A PREcEDENr-The attempt Of the Supreme.
Court of the United States to decide negroes out
of the lists Of humanity is much like the attempt
of the Romish Inquisition to decree that the
earth did not revolve around the sun. Unfortu-
nately for the Chief Judge the Almighty decided
differently several thousand years ago.-Cleve.
Herald N'fs+iat p" Asih i2af &.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1857-03-25

A NEW IrEx.-The published proceedings of
the last meeting OF the City Council contain the
following item:
R. B. Tedford, for buckets and refreshments
to fireman, $20,75.
a8a ,rs also,
Star 1 Phelps, services in case Of city vs. Wedge
and others (battle of drum,) $4,000
Comment is unnecessary. - ~ 2isa Il
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1857-03-25

a. It is said the health of the President ID
already giving way under the labors Of his
Office and the onslaught Of the ofice.seek.rs
It will require sound mind in a vigorous body
to stand four years life at the Executive Man.
sion under the present regime. So.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1857-03-25

THE T1pE SErriSd IN roa Kansas - Y este rday
morning the good steamer AiviuiAd reached
our wharf from the ONO R,yer,; having on
board nearly six hundred deck and cabin pas
sengers, three.!ourtils Of whom we're Kansas
emigrants from tile n ort hern States Tbe most
OF these we're fra,,serred during the day TO the
Missouri River packets Cataract and w. H. Rus
sell, which boats are now wei on their, way to
the Territory. We took occasion to pass
through the boats upon which these earg,antss
had engaged passage, aud were pleased at The
evidences which men, women and children gave
OF honest purpose and health and courage 10
endure the trials Of pioneer life. All wer. well
provided with tlnisrdDt plandcr, and all1 cheer.
ful, even though their landing at this port was
effected in the midst Of dsco,plort,pg storms
OF snow aud cold,-[Sl. Louis Dem. 10Th. % q
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1857-03-25

ca5 The Gazette Of yesterday contains char.
acteristic attack upon Mr.. Darwin, personally
charging, among other foolish and silly things,
that be lacks dignity ofappearance and deport-
ment. This comes with an awful bad grace from
the Gazette clique and the pro-slavery leaders
who are anything but good looking, and whose
nightly potations and evil associates make them
any thing but models of manners or morals
And more especially from paper and party
that puts forward Thomas W. Clagget as their
model candidate for Judge! k,f,e-. sistI,
,tY Messrs. Morton l. Co., We are glad to OBJ
serve, are now open again in No. 2 Grimes's
Block. They have been compelled to wait until
these rooms were finished, not being able to find
a vacant place after the FIRE. ..s...H
A Dull BUSINESS. Mr.. Page, the Sexton, in
forms us that he is isreiuctantiy compelled to
leave Burlington. He says bis business has been
growing no better for some time, insomuch that
he has had but two funerals in whole month
last past. Whether It be the excellence of our
physicians. the health of our climate, or some
other cause, it matters not to him. "Othello's
occupations gone" He is going to hunt a new
location. 80
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1857-03-25
49H I9E From the Albany Evening Journal
The Opinion Of Chief Justice TaMey.

.9sa 58.a From the Albany Evening Journal
The Opinion Of Chief Justice fancy.
:, We print to day asophistical, dogmatic, mud
dy and extreme Pro- Slavery document, which
future historians will speak Of as the present age
speaks of the edicts of Jehries and the Star
Chamber. Unworthy of the Bench from which
it was delivered, unworthy even of the previous
reputation Of the jurist who delivered it, unwor.
thy Of the American people, and Of the nine
teenth century, it will be blot upon our Nation
al character abroad, and a long-remembered
shame at home. 1t declares that the slavehoid.
er may take his slaves and hold them in any ter
ritory under Federal control, and that neither
Con gress, nor the Territorial Government, nor
the People, have the power now or hereafter to
forbid him., 1t declares that the Constitution,
though established ITO secure Liberty" nowhere
it never mentions the word ''Slave," everywhere
iegalizes Slavery. The monstrous absurdity Of
the argument is only equalled by the astounding
revolution it seeks to effect in our jurisprudence.
1t falsi6es the most reliable history, abrogates the
most solemn Law, bellies the dead and stultites
the living-in order to make what has heretofore
been local evil, hereafter National Instltu-
ton! -r-
Judge Taney requests the American people to
believe that the trainers of the Constitution did
not know their own minds. For the same states
| men who drew up. the Constitution, (which he
says forbids Congress TO prohibit Slavery in the
Territories,) adopted the Ordinance Of 81 which
prohibited it IN all the Territories We then had.
The Ordinance Was passed in July, l7s7-the
Constitution was framed in September Of the
same year. The same States and the same men
| ratified both. And one Of the FIRST acts Of the
| first Congress under the Constitution was to re.
affirm the Ordinance, and to again prohibit Sa.
vervf Which are the best internretars of the
I Constitution, the opinions of Mr.. Chief Justice
| Taney, or the ACTS of jefferson, Madison. Hamil
ton, Monroe, Adams and Washington! They
! created the Constitution, and the Constitution
4 created Chief Justice Taney-the clay which nov
/ affects 10 deSpise the skill Of the Potter