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American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1857-12-04

rCNrNrNr>S"S - 49, -.
Change iD Mode OF Doing
sslsisess. et.
lfAsH SYSTEM ADOPTED SEEING the
Ntmportance of closing up our business wo
have determined to sell goods in future (com.
inoncing with the new stock for dos
CASH OR TRADE and NOT ON TINE. .E
as heretofore. Credit has become too extended
Tor our means, aud every merchant, In town feels
tho Importance of some change.
We viii ondoavor to max @ the new plan proG,-
hble Tor those who will favor US with their pat-
rohagc, as we will sell them goods CHEABER
than any one can afford 10 sell them on time
Losses are inscparable from the crod, system
and ofcou 'so are to he made up; and VIM, but
The responsible customers, pay themi
Wo shall DC happy TO sec our friends as usual,
ond hope TO be able TO give them better bargains
than ever,
Suppose man buysten thousand dollars worth
Of Goods per anunni he saves by paying CASH
Tor them, tor lie can have bis bills discoun.
a., ted five per cent? $500
His losses under credit system say2 per CT. 600
Loss o interest on acc'ts standing on Books, 900
--------
Total, $1,000
This One Thousand Dollars is all saved under
We Cash system, and can be taken of the profits
charged on credit business.
CHADWICK & NEPHEW.
October 6, 1857,
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announce to the
are now prepared
goods on as fair
y urc h a sed in
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.rren. - u N cuM.rAsr

we beg leave to
public that we
IN furnish our
terms IA can bc
Western V rniii-
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SKIN DISEASES AND GLASDtJI,Ar
SWELLINGS.
Wounds, Bruises, Burns e. ScaIds,

In cases OF the fracture of the bones. in;uriaa
caused by steam explosions, BRUISES, BURss,
ScALDs, RnEumhTIsm, STIFFNESS OF rms JoIsrs
and contraction of the sinews, 1t is employed
and warmly recommended by The faculty. This
marvellous remedy has been introduced by ito
inventor IN person inio'al! the leading Hospitals
Of Europe, and II" private household should BIO
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VOLUME IN.

The LONDON TIMES HoAx.-Our readers
will remember that some time since, we no
ticed statement published IN the London
Times about young man being killed in
Georgia, with many revolving details, sup
posed at tho time to have been hoax, play
led of hpon the London Times by Mr.. Arrow
smith.
7he President of tho Georgia railroad has
forwarded to the London Times the deposit
tions of the conductor, two enginemen, three
fremen and the government mail agent OF the
line, denying that any difficulty occurred on
the occasion of John Arrowsmith's celebra-
ted trip. Arrowsmith sets all the testimony
aside by the following letter to the Times:
'SIR: have perused the letter in your COL
, umns of o-day from the President Of the
Georgia Railway, and also the depositions and
certificates. My attention was attracted to
the day mentioned in the depositlons, viz:
Thursday. Recollccting it was Friday lett
Macon, and Saturday morning that arrived
in Augusta, / have referred to my diary,
which had not with me when | wrote my
narrative, and which L have never opened
since my arrival till now, and there | find
the following entry:
FRIDAY, August 29-Left Montgomery at
6 "a. IN. for Columbus; 3 p. IN. left Columbus
for Macon; left Macon for Augusta at quar-
ter past Z, p. m; reached at So am"
For the fault of writing so grave a narra-
tive without careful reference to the most
minute particulars am to blame.
1.-The accuracy Of the extract from my dia-
ry can be tested by the President, or any
one interested. by reference to the registers
of the Augusta Hotel at Augusta; the hotel
at the railway terminus, Macon; the hotel at
Columbus, aud at the Montgomery Hall,
Montgomery, in which registers 1 signed my
name. In connection with my name at these
places, is that of gentleman who travelled
with me from Mobile, whose name do not
recollect.
"There are also other names in connection
with mine at Augusta and Macon, Of persons
who no doubt travelled in the same train
with me. If any Of those could be brought
forward to give like evidence, the denial
would be complete, and should be happy to
partake of the unbelief it would warrant, but
it would not establish for me, with those who
know me, a character for 'mendacity," or de-
prayity of mind and intellect, nor would it
aver obliterate from my mind the sight of the
body Of the young man killed in the car, or
';he tears shed 10y the father, who went in the
same omnibus to the hotel in Augusta with
me, when he said he was the last child left
Were | as free to meet the judgement
eday as am in this matter. it would be vel
sT;ith Inc. Respectfully,
JNO. ARROWSMITH.
LIVERPOOL, February 13.
"P. S.--As an act of justice, please SAL
'1.hat the heading Railways and Revolvers in
Georgia. was your own.
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Rome and Padua-but poisoners in Washing
ton is something entirely new.
An intelligent medical correspondent Of the
National Intelligencer, expresses the belief
that the disease has been caused by the MAS
ma arising from the sewers and cestpools be-
longing to the sewerage of the city, that pass
near the house and to which the house sew
ers are connected. This theory is confirmed
that people in the same block, who have no
connection or intercourse with the hotel, have
been affected in like manner.
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CU Nea: Troy, Bradford county, Pa, a
woman, annoyed by the mysterious disappear
ance of her butter, worked strychnine into it.
a few days after two children of boarding
house keeper fell suddenly i'll and died, and
several Of the boarders were at last accounts in
extreme danger. The woman was immedi-
ately arrested and placed in Towanda Jail.
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The National Hotel Mystery.

The origin of the strange epidemic at the
National Hotel, in Washington, is more OF a
mystery as the investigation has progressed
1t is saiC. there is not one word of truth in
the story Of poisoned rats in the cistern. The
7iirst manifestation of the distemper was on
the ID February. the proprietors then had a
chemical analysis Of the water, which discov-
cred mineral substance. which might have
produced the distemper. The spring tanks were
closed and water thereafter was brought into
their hodse from the Capitol fountain. But
The distenipcr nevertheless kept on incessant-
'ly. Further analysis were made-analysis
now of milk, soup, vegetables, in short every.
thing that was eaten or drank-yet it is now
positively asserted that up to this time no clue
has been discovered to the mysterious poison.
The rat theory, then, being rejected, and no
deliterous material having been discovered in
the food, there are some who believe that the
poison was secretly administered by human
hands, to accomplish some internal scheme,
which the imagination can only guess at. This
belief is based chiefly upon the fact that the
post naortem examination of Mrs. Adams shows
that arsenic was taken into the stomach In
sufficient quantities to produce her sickness
and death, and the phys.cianS in this city
syho have patients from the National, say that
all the symptoms are those of poison.
The New York Day Book, whose editor
has been investigating the facts. says:
Horace II. Day. ESQ.,, is now lying very low
in this city. He was u boarder there, and, nc
doubt, affected precisely as Mrs. Adams. A
daughter OF Senator James is also very sick
and under the charge of DIR. Marcy. Dr. Leon
has several patients, including child of the
writer, who is very low. That we have all
been poisoned by some substance daily ad.
ministered to US in th3 food at the Nationa
Hotel. is beyond question. What that sub
stance was, how or by whom administered
remains !! mystery. The proprietors Of the
house, we are satisfied, have used every eifor
and means in their power to find out tht
cause Of this wide spread innction, but il
vain. To them it is as profound mystery a
to any in the land.
We know ourselves OF some other partie
here who returned from Washington few
days since, laboring under the same disorde
contracted while at the National.
The whole transaction is one suggestive Of
species Of crime which is happily new in thi
country-but species which we may be i'm
porting, with other crimes. from Continents
Europe, where secret murder by poison
wholesale and retail--is, and for centuries ha
been, one Of the finest OF the Fine Arts. w
have all read CT the poisoners Of Venice,
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PROVIDING FOR ruE ELECTION TRUSTEES
Iss THEIR DUTIES AND PROVIDING FoG THE CUSTODY AMI
MANAGEMENT oF rae TAX LEVIED FoE SCHOOL PURPOSE:
IL EVANSVILLE;
SpE il ordained by the commcn Council Of the City
Evansville that three Tras;ees shall be elected by the
OF City C Evansville take charge OF
which shall be elected each year srve three
years aeeOvdaee with of the School Law
elect or ia ea.e G or death Of any trustee the
City oil the vacancy by aPpoih till the
ID re trustee. entering the discharge Of
Evansville with freeaOla security satisfaction the
Csmmon Council IN penalty not less than double the
faithful discharge OF their duties school
Trustees and for she faithful appropriation oil said school
40 The saii Trustees shall have charge ot the educational
bniins chill iren in the ey. attending
school, examine and employ suitable teachers. prescribe
res regulations for the Of both teachers
and pupil and have charge OF all ssdrS arniturs and
of their number visit each school at east twice
rules and regulations Ior the admission OF children
the city as tnton scholars and for the transfer scholars
ers Tor ihcompstsncy imnoraIiy neglect duty
pend exrl pups Tor dsordry conduct dsobedenee
sr Masters OF iuaeutured apprentices parsats
or bs 20 the city school purposes to avail
themselves Ofths bsnehtsot the Public schools,
Whenever parent or guardsn shall make acom-
plant in writing to the Trustees aEains, teacher or
pupil: the Trustees shall forthwith nse,ya. tn.
and if well founded correct he dsiss
teaehers carefully riebts and
the ehAren ana Whenever teachsr shall plan
writing. that pupil Is dsorlcrly disobedient
irregular and tard to al injury to the
school the Trustees shall forthwith investigate the
plants and suspend expel the pupil IL The same
corrected or r.nsvcd.
shal the end OF each school
make report writing TO the Common Council Of the city
ta.r Of money exrentcj duriny that
aud what the number of pupils at-ndnz ne Public
schools che attendance and the number teach
employed which report shall be r-isted with the
ceAding. ~ the City Council.
.TH The Of the City Of Granville shall
s Treasurer.
the levied for Public Schools
The IL collected. which .ha1 he raid ont ty him
only upnn orders by the Roari
signed by the President OF said Board aad aested
srH The Trutses sh, appoint their cIesk or ,hay
sv nf their number clerk and lie shall
res poasihle foi all his acts.
This ordnancsto h ia full force from and after the so.h
dav Of Msreh. A. ID 1857 J0lIN HEWSOS. Mayor.
WELL ". WAIREE. City Clerk.
f-2T- 3rtd Volksbote copy.
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or 1t is reported that there were last
week one thousand Indianians in Washington
city, beseeching the President for office.
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CUFF DRINKING POISONOUS LIQUORS.
PATENT IMPROVED PROCESS
FOR 5TA KING
ALI Kinds OF Liquors and Vinegar.
INSTANTL1, by tle use OF
LA courts ESSEN fAL OILS

INSTANTLY. NY the use Of
courts sENTIAL Oils.
These are obtained by DssiiissO, the Chemical
aboraOty Parish Of Jefferson OF Pierre Lacour author
M as ManP
ard their money the oil does not give sat-
TACoUR,s oil OF ooGNAo converts neutral spiri. to
superior imitation Of ported Brandies viz: O,ard.
salersc Marstt Cogaae Pculney. sesnc,te. United Vine
% pSSs
s 'Se & S sf s wssy York be
Apple Brsndy. CGnrnSp cegnsc Brandy; sc.
Nononssssia Rye whisky. Old Virginia Malt whisky.
OIL OF CEDRAT changes common Rec.ifsd whisky to
Oh Irish Malt Whisky and superior article Of Scotch
OIL OF PEACH change. common whisky to Virginia
Peach Brandy. &c. OIL Psach and oil of COgnac will
OFT OF GIN oon1ss ii. poorest WHISKY Holland Gin
kSss CID % fnh n Tt n
being mixed change FIVE gallons Of good Vinegar and
e By ss
aeours Concentrated Acid Vinegar can be made for
FOR MAKiSG LIQUORS. Lacour'. OIL. require no pre-
the x I'll b,4 INT. a., snssy shake
,sh oily taste sean,ifs, .ransParsnt eoior and ne
whisky IS thus Irritating an
ana =. o ...s % I
lQuor which renders il mellow and IN
nutsy oior that to the liquor which
der. from the genuine brands impossible
These oils in fasks each flask contains
afciept oil for making three hundn ed gallons Ot iauor
Full and comPrehensive directions accompany the bottles
For sale 81. Charles and Poydras streets
sacked shipped with hill Of lading any part the
'''nry upon the receipt of PO a6ou ss 1sdrss ss
Purchasers requested guarantee Of good faith
them aGy % thew e no
that is ella med for them they win cost nothing jan5Iy
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NHE undersigned Wholesale Paper Dealers invite the
attention Of dealers and their large anS
varied stock OF Papers. Our Easern
and dealers such enabled 20
hand all times large stock 70 and Letter.
snSer Royals Blank Book Paper ty Piatne,
We for the Printers Cards and keen on
hand. all tines plee Printer Papers of
every description. Lightbody's Book News Inks:
McCreary' sColored INKS vsrnish and Gold Sire. ~
have hand in store large stock best Four
drinier Book Paoer and supply orders 70 al
most any extent With regular sizes. and irregur sire
nsketo order on shor notice.
We the highest market price In cash for Gars Bs,
sing. Ro Pe and Cotton Waste.
NIXON & GOODMAN,
Wholesale Paper Dealers. g. Manufacturers' Agents.
sen1 ~ and 70 Walnut at. Cincinnati.
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FA RES:

Frerht Trairslesve Eransrille aud T-rrO-faate
~ A. M.. n whiot local passer-ers wiilte taken
n For in formation through Tiefes apEly az the
Comr1nys TRANSPORTATION 0ee hssd of Laerst street. Ev
aasviIIe. Seois j. J. DANIELS. Supt.
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- a BONES Star Csndle.;
s3U 81 do Taiow do; shags perpe-:
5bsgs Al.piee; 200 lbs Gloves. reed and for sal
by fels /. X D. HElMANN.
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EVANSVILLE IND. WEDNESDAY MORNING, MARCH a5 1857.
BUSINESS CARDS.

BUSINESS CARDS.
John INGLB, u. AND RUDOLPH KEHR.
REAL ESTATE AGENCY FOX
SOUTHERN INDIANA AND ILLINOIS.
MoNEY LOANS SECURED AFTER TITLE EXAMINED
OFFICE oVEH CANAL BASK.
fe,o ISGLE KEHR
JOHNSON d EYNES.
sroHRIs 3. JOHNSON aud BLYTHE HYNEs. have
fession in all the Court of ,be State:
ofies on FTss ess MAia and Locust. in Srays
TEsET D. ALLIs.. LEWIS HowEs.
ALLIS & rfOWES,
(THE RusISEss AGAIs.)
FORWARDING AND COMMISSION
MEN ANTS,
u ec,ifi-rs OF the Celebrated MsgnoIIs Whisky.
DEALERS IN ALL KINDS OF PRODUCE.
sUPEEIoR OLD BOURBON AND RYE wHIsKrss. AND
Foreign and Domestic Liquors Generally.
water 81. Second door above Vine,
feb5-,1Iy EvANSvILJE. ND.
Asa IGLEHARr....... r.: hsfMss
iGLEYrAEsT & Antilles,
TToRNEys Law and Real Estate Agents win rrac-
.,sc lev and maze collections in fander6urgh and'hs
They have also established in the city of Evansvlsa
Heal Estate Agency,
Where will the purchase and sale Of Evans
1S Ice city rroPsty ?. well as % and o ANY
sell sad locate land warrants, collect rents
ih s or Real I'fst
Let al pats Of ss city and ara5s land, in vsr,ggs
the new Court House. laal2
=" - (ot Carlisle. Ind.)
WHEELER 81 BsIGGS,
yyrUOLES Dealers in Groceries. Produce. Nails.
hS Window Glass. Glassware. &c.. No. Al, haln sta
bsseeu First Second. Evansville. lad. y
Cu,HLrS =. WELLS.
WHOLESALE HARDWARE DEALER,
MAIN ST. TWO DooRs Fellow STATE EAxK.
EyAN-vILLE.i IND.
~ RIDERS for Hardware promptly hn.a atiOwest cibein
~ natl prices. jan-o
HENRY SITES.
.ioTARY PURLIC AND JUSTICE OF PEACE.
Mr.CARNEL. I'LL.
u7ryr I'd to securing csins hsouh-
w Eassru Illinois and all Otho ba4nssi
Refer 70 W. T. rage Esq Cashier Canal Bank Evans
vile. Ind. ap.l-Y
ISAAC ux,uAYs. David HxInAss
lad. IlEyTlsNN,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERs IN
GROCERIES &, PRODUCE
auxkyswARE, LIQUoEs. * &c, MAIN STREET,
DOORS ABOVE sEcc D,IvAEsvlLLF. lSp.
.ansI
GROCER FORWARDING sNn COMMISSION
MERCHANT,
DEALER ~ ALL PRODUCE.
Yinssnnss. Ind.
Particular attention paid to forwarding and Receiving
oct3l-tf
CRY ECTEJi,
WATER ST. BETWEEN AND DIVISION,
oer 1sSIis"fs |%. 4 "RoioouRr. rrorr'.to-.
lVM. K. NEcssHEW,
ATTORNEY AT LAW AND NOTARY PUBLIC.
Ofce IN ths ''Crc.eent City Rank Building.
~ " my2S
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ADAMS, EXPRESS COMPANY.
NEW ARRANGEMENT

SUNBikIES.
SSALTPETRE. Eg'om salts. snlrhur. Roll Brin,.O,e.
Alum Perry p.'I. Pain Knie, sn,sri'9.. sn S Sosa
rsna Baekus cinrhor. Cream Tarter Cigars ali sinds
jars Lanterns Ginger race Ground reserved Herring
Colssh Mesers iIdiso Logged ss'Is ras snd shpres
Holsters. Oysters. Pan.r lscr Fools cap and wrapping
s.nSs ppe, oiTi Fitch Tar Ro Table salt sas
Ssrssnsra Stone ware Soap bar and fancy Ssr
Teas. Tar tinssar &e.. Gs., &C.. Sy
ian5-tf SycarnHre stre"t
sccis 5. E. GILBERT & 60.
FpRO0Ns, &C rs dor ard Brooms;
ss bills rss sel': aodo1 assorted Market Baskets;
fvls N. COOK i So>
p6A poZa,b. fresh Cove o,sttrs:
S 20 Do S SS - 40 a.'d Ts 80 ai@on
M,sssre shad &C., &o' for sal; vfIy Il drSoScSs rSS SOW.
200 RTas' sls r'T'5 IL cdok ' ssS;s tos
toxe. assorted Pounds;
4 ~ boTei a's'd pounds; 2otcxrs ass'd lamp;
f.rs 90 20 ra'eS '"''' lot 'A'' II. COOK & SOW
saraians 20 boxes Esrrnss. Oysters and
aseis 's''''''' W uoRSBVooK & co.
egs Extra nonnet Boards. ,T' -sssyfs gov
psasA srEEL Piow Haaiies.s.orted Nos. from to 6;
ssSsD 50 Hayes east M'ais reed ast s;;,,s 6np s5
fet6 SAMUEL oRR.
EnRn LIGHTS ass'd sash for saIehy
e9sISHO fels T.. VI. COOK & Sov.
go sSzSs sSf. s;is; s
feI9 z. II COOK & son.
NEW SPRING MIELINERY.
gU-T RECEIVED Mics r. v. BAREEI. has ius;
received large sssortU ent OF Millinery, conSlstpg
French Tissues Lses and Neapolitan BonEets.
ALSO:-SILK x AND
STRAW B0NSETS
RtBBoNS. FLOvErS. &c,
To which she nvite he particular attention s the ades
Evans willie and vicinity. =. X. BARTER.
Firs. street, between VAIN and Iocuss
fe25 OPposi.e the Post ofice.
ENLOvER seed wantedby
II dee2o T.. 3. BARCOCK.
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HAfsDWASsE.

HARDWARE.
ENTE daily receiving additions arre snd well
80 assrrted stock OF go-ds and this spring will dup
al bills. matter when hrousht Fast West We
have in everything tnst is required for the farm
that under the head Of Hard
Wsinyte the attention Of citizens well country
merchants TO examine our stock before purehasipg:
feI2 BABCOCE SoNNTAG.
VNTuIT " EEME.-l50 btls White LINE FOR sale BY
w mhg T. u. HETMANN.
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An OlsD1NANCE

UpssINs.-5ebox oxes ". Il. resolved and 'or s-le By
Hh feIT PRESTON BROS.
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CINCINNATI.
CARD TO THE LAD,Es-

HSHS great Turkish Periodical remedy for the mm
removal Of Distractions. Irregularities Prolspsul
cteri. Falling of the Womb Leuchorrhea. Whites
&c. &c : w
These Pills have never in single instance failed in
dneng the menses Too much cannot be said In their
OF her peeuar organization is deranged
ach lanxuor debility pain in the head side
back loss OF appetite. costivepess. &c. Of the
symtoms which attend irregular mensruaon A certain
as time are these Pills to and Of symp-
toms.
BE and get the genuine. which
each box These Pills may he had by addressing DR. Ssufoy
Co. and inelosing 81. the Pills will be BY retarn
B-Ladies whsse health will not permit increase
OF family. will tnd the Pills successful preventive
Ladies who pregnant should use these Pilis
they 20 bring though NO 10
DR.. SANFLOY co.
iebo Cincinnati Ohio.
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FpIs RENT Oss lEaAs

YGNwO business houses Main between I'd ana fth
will he leased fora 'orm OF years. at low rert h sp
Piled o. mh5-4t WN REILLY.
fUNNH UAfsS.--7j bales extra large and bait
NE bushes. 400 lf. received sad
sale by fels 80 FOSTER & 90.
zUST HECE:fErD faes prime Rio Coffee;
~ 2lags prime Rio Cosee Roasted;
ado do Java DO; sBbls ". suTar. prire rev
for sale by nhr2 SAM'I vrnEPPy
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ss COILS ~ inch GraS Eore; coil:l inch Grass Ropsi
Cd do q do do do u do do do;
Is do Cotton Rope, f0r sale low BY :
fe e. II. COOK Il SON.
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NTE have hand a rls.s assortment OF Macierel
W all numbers Of quality and all sized packages Ais
large stock of Goldfish hite sure
rior article. which we will sell at low prices.
fell TENNEY S0RENSoN.
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Fets WABASH EtIYEK.

HcA THE fine steamer EASEER. PARE
-ss..rt Naster. will he here to orros to lord ;or
the above destination. and will rsgo
esA--1 larly in the trade Por freight or passage
apply on board r fel2-2w JOHN y. MITCHELL.
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1;RNEN RIvER. P,CKET
ron TIiS WABASH.

SSss-A n REGULAR Evarsvilie aud Wshash river
y .--es-SSN racket, steamer ARkANSAW IRA
&TLNts.s& yE..ER. n. KING Master; VIII ply as =
<isE regular packet during the season. For
frafsh, or pass4g@ Apply board felf-t
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1857-07-23

not deemed policy by those who have and do
support the freeman, to take these Wing Re-
pubcans, with their old Wing measures, with
out an attempt to bring their policy toa more
decided denunciation of the evils of Slavery
No good can be accomplished. no success gained
by regretting the existence of the institu ton,
unless we speak out in thunder tones in derision
of the power which steals away oufLibery and
that of our brethren. Only the continued agi
tatiou of the Slavery question abolished Slavery
in Connecticut, Massachusetts,, New York, and
where it existed at the time of the adoption Of
the Constitution. Only agitation has given
boldness to the little band of }aborers in Ken.
lucky, to the emancipatonsts in Missouri, and
only agitation will abolish avery. There need
he no division in the ranks of Freedom in thin
State, but there certainly is no necessity o
smothering any matter. The people have sufi
4 cient power to eleet their officers and carry on
4 all good measures Then let calm discussion
prevail, without hard feeling, personalities, o.
disguise. If the principles advocated by tn
su pporters of the Freeman cannot be sustainet
in such manner, let them fall. We still thinl
that a great majority Of the people of Vernon
are in favor OF more decided, outspoken meas
ures in opposition to the aggressions of tn
Slave Power.