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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-01-31

hs pm. tAeh Aand ne p,ousA nsy .eve, oea beei La
:rS.n sss ssss 0 Ssrs,S S'-dss rss.sa ss 50 -.
AMER ns rather rnh speech one Of The company. =.
q, nsde The following rsmTss whom espresssd "
but S,oh must have brought irtn wing wass from
rbc I" dhtinsunhed' 81 nersh:-
.oI. s S 5. sss ss 3 . ESs
DC country gene any tel oT.rts MEXICO L. was HI arn
Sssico de eooym peace Vii and re-
s ss " ssss ere Ss s ne: s,s
Of Mexico He ssid bscsuse the 40 governments ara
ana dsn S .s US
Meth; natural policy o. G Sa Ss c nansap .1
sus Of ne people y. sa Sss
e.,sras "a Vega a,d Blaze and e.prsssed ! - bis
nation and peos PIE happy and centsn.ed tCheers)
The generals made iew common place remarks
through their interpreter, which were inseoiously
nouen done, a. DO anusion made 10 their ideas
shout civil and religious liberty" Il was ssgsciocs for
hem 70 avoid tnie delicate topic, although no dou~ bv
heir applause and ,her actions one present sup
pcsd them be moet b0is'e,ous add whole souled I'd
vocaaes Of his frat principle Of repubicanism
much d the foolish people OF New York may choose
not obo 10 their accepting The hospitality OF lunanc
we WOULD Ss care even e 'a S sSs n s'p nd
heir proper apparel But one thing we do object
o. that for such men n be making tools Of PEG
pe tor popularity and, perhaps for the means Of crest
M another revolution 10 Mex co. when their dupes must
be so dssimhr " tnem in all their notions of repubi
snhm sHx
We strongly suspect from their ststemeuts that they
we're seen 10 return 10 Mexico, that they have
something In hand This surmse further substantsted
by the announcement that other d!nuers we're TO be
siver 10 them. II Is quite certain that hey are playing
he character Of Jeremy Ndier exceedingly we'll
suspicion With the present government Of Mex
they have mpstny and can have no feeling
but deep seated hs.red Their movem nts there
o5e worthy OF attention, both from Mexicans and
Americans The American people sympashise strongly
with tho Ooruoniort government and the Law Lerdo
This law the only sep Mexico has made towards
civil and religious liberty, and s well known that the
Generals sriyed whilst they were In the country 70
upset
FOR the Information Of the American people. and espe
caIly verdans New Workers., will repubhsh tbs fact
that Geper ala La Vega and Bsnco are no In their coun
Try In exile for ptng to get up revolution 10 Mex
ico against the ComonfOrt government and against the
Law Lerdo.
On Saturday night the 10th Of last August Gen. Romulo
lie In Vega Gen Miguel BAnc0 and several others
arrested in tbs city for plotting revolution and
once bsnished from the country. How would this an
pouncemen DO received 1t one Of their dinner parieAS
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Grand Rapids
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Monroe street. Grand Rapids Mich
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j. I. Davis Tailor shop, Washington street.
Grand Haven.
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of Washington and Water SITS, Grand Haven,
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Cradles, and Dealer in all kinds of Agricultural
Implements and Machines. Agricultural Ware
house, Canal street. Grand Rapids.
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Co Papers and business communications trans
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FERRY & CO.,
Manufacturers of Lumber, and Dealers in all
kinds of Merchandise, Provisions, Shnge Bolts,
and Shingles.
Tnos. w. FERRY, NOAH III. FERRY
White River, Ottawa Co.. Mich.
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EAsTMANvILLE, MICHIGAN.
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Z. "
Attorney at Law and Solicitor in Chancery also
Agent for obtaining Bounty Lands, and collect
ing claims against the United States, in conncc-
ton with general agency Mt Washington.
Office third door below the Washington House.
Grand Haven.
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OTTA WI IRON WORKS,
FERRYSBURG, OTTAWA COUNTY MICH
VM. M, FERRY, Jr. Manufacturer of Sta
tionary and Marine, high or low pressure En-
gpes, Mill Gearng Iron and Brass Castings
Post Office address, Grand Haven, Mich.
1857. CUTLER G WARTS, 1857.
DEALERS IN
General Merchandise, Pork, Flour, Salt, Grain,
Lumber, Shingles aud Lath.
Water street, Grand H9yen, Mich.
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HOPKINS G BROTHER,
Storage, Forwarding and Commission Mcr
chants, General Dealers in all kinds of Dry
Goods, Groceries, Grain and Provisions, Manu-
facturers and Dealers wholesale and retail in
all kinds of lumber Mill Point, Mich.
, 1857-04-17
4 RELIGIOUS and Nallrist Crusade.

From the very significant articles which.
have appeared simultaneously in several OF
the leading organs of1he black republicans,
it would seem that the Kansas elergymeH
have no intention, marked and Yi,heF-
ing as the popular rebuke has been, to
quit ;he field Of their infamous labors.
They have participated In the hitter denun-
Citations and ribald abuse Of an exciting
political canvass, their influence has been
corrted and their labovs literally rewarded,
while ;heir cornscls have beea invoked for
the committee room, aud their presence
solicited by nominating conventions. Many
Of their own number have been elected to
Offices Of high trust ard considerable emo1
lument. or all the clements Of opposition
to the democratic party in the late canvass
the priestly clement con!e2sedly was the
strongest. While such powerful stimalants
as selfiove and sell,aggrandizomcnt are in
force, we are not surprised that these false
shepherds show no disposition TO abandon
an employment which adds SO much TO
their private gains and personal conse-
quence. The country must prepare for .
bolder, more comprehensive, and mors
systematized plan Of operations on their
part to destroy the constitutional barriers
between church and State, and to secure
for themselves supreme authority in things
temporal as well as things spiritual. f3'
The programme shadowed forth by such
papers as the Philadelphia North Amer
ican, the New York Courier and Enquirer,
and the New York Times, meets, as YETI
with no encouraging response from their
fellow-eonspirators from the simple fact
that their part has not yet recovered from
the supplying amazement Of unexpected
defeat, But the stubor win Gro long pass
away, and, under the lead Of priestly deuia-
gogues and the true spawn Of fedeFalian9
The now scattered elements Of opposition
to the democratic party, will bc called to-.
gether for a religions and natiEist cru
sadie Washington Union.
, 1857-04-17
p G3 q q 2,
l Dream Of Home.

only soc through Ilindias tears
The Wild wires round the doorway clinglng,
And ever in NY weary cars
Tie wiii-Jiris' songs are ringing.
IT. the still watches Of Tie night
Soft sleep 10 ms sealed eyes a!-tiose',
The Tjon Of my yalpg delight
Empowered amid It's reaes.
Once more IL lis olj,A7're stand
And &C tho, Ica~ taJ-"o. faces,
The pressure Gu Wy moihC.'s hand,
feel her warm embraces.
Besile the softly ilowiag rill
see my little brothers playing,
Aud o'e- the rglcn aud sioping hill
Ny sgee,.yCiccd sisters striying.
With those dear Loved ones, hand In hand,
Iwunder through the mountain passes,
Or paasinL, twme with careless hard
A Aw.ratl of 2owe.s AID grasses.
Imusc beside tho flowing riIl,
Upon IL, yiciet banks r,cliuirr,
Or climb at tw!lirkts hush the hill
To watch thc Suns declining.
Beside my rinc-c!ad easement set
touch the baip with sLilliI! ingors.
Or watch :ha We torn uiiis Were yet
The aI'ng sunlight lingoIs.
The vcrlaht lawns. tie tranquil lake
see N s.it.s t u ooGiight sleeping,
The yisl.l vaHishes-l wake
To pass ,hc night in weeping.
, 1857-04-17

HoE. S, A. DouGLAs.-Two years ago
the enemies of senator Douglas made ev-
cry effort to destroy his wellcarned reputa-
to1. As the author Of the Kansas and
Nebraska biz, he was denounced in the
,6ItteFest terms vituperation and false
hoods Of the basest character were heaped
upon him without stint or measure. SO
leTce was the onslaught that even his
friends in Illinois feared his success. In
diiiereut parts Of the country he was burnt
ln eaigy. Bul with his indomitable energy
cseVoted to q righteous cause, aud the abil-
W 10 defend il, he was equal to the emer-
gency. Tue Kansas and Nebraska bill
lsS Oeen endorsed by the people in the
election o. Nr. Buchanan, and so great
aas Leel tie change in public sentiment,
mat senator Douglass, who was so yilely
aolscd, has now home in the affections
O. hs countrymon. He is sustained not
OAly BY his own s.ate, but By eighteen 9th
Ses Those who doubted the propriely Of
u, us measures are now his warncst frieadj
Inc very tree en- which he was burned in
syngy two years ago in the city OF CleVc'
i,oAa, on his recent visit 10 that place wa;
oealt'iu'iy illuminated in honor of this re
Iafkable man.
, 1857-04-17
n isn1 alI IN 9 Anringing Tp..

We uNnt saw lhlt therc Is ulUch pcltry I'M tho 10
~ ',' 'e., :, p'Y'''''D' " '''
~ '''' ~-N ''-l' N'' ''e"' 's''''
isn't al IL " bringing up
Let Iui%S say what tbey will
10 slIer@co'r pewter cup
VIII &c leN'.F SIN
Even !e % ''n' wise 9o'oIion:
VINO sad tram w chlio'
, 1857-04-17

SrEPHEN A. DouGLAs-To no man, says
the N. Orleans Delta, does the country
aud particularly the South, owe a deeperT
debt of gratitude for the, glorious victory,
we have achieved, than to him Of Illinoisf
who's name heads this article. -
The acknowledged champion and leader
Of the great principal for which We Ntreo
contendings he was made the peculiar mark
for the shafts Of the opposition, which were
freely launched at him, charged With an
amount Of bitterness aud renOni unpafdl.
lcled in the history OfaHy former campaign.
Indeed, 30 high was bis position, 50 for
midablo his ialenls, and 50 marked and
commanding his influence, that after the
defeat Of Buchanan, lis ruin was the next
great work 10 be accomplished; aud the
history Of the past few m0nlhs wolI attsstss
the fact that TO this end they labored-l
with q perseverance that II . yirtnous
cause would have deserved the highest
success. Nf @ A n
And even at the South, 1.-The cline of
freemen, and the home Of brave and chiFal1
rous men---has the torch of prescriptions
been raised against this fearless advocate
OF our Constitutional rights. Against
those who have done. this wrong We have
nothing 10 say. Tho heat Of the party
conflict Is over. and no mortiication can Be,
50 great, or punishment 50 severe 70 them,
as tlieir own feelings, ia view o. tle deci-
ded unanimous and unhistakdble tifdict
pronouneediagsiust thsmg their principles
and acls. bya jury composed Of millions of
treenlep. - 4qf lliIss qfiaf Zen
The above thoughts have been sugges-
ted BY the news brought Us by telegraph
that Illinois true to ber instincts has rolled
back tho iidc Of fanaticism, that but soa
lalely threatened to crush her idol end dis.
grace her character.
, 1857-04-17

HE GROWTH OF TExAs.-The Galresioa
Slr'''aa says that every steamship from
..e" orleans, arriving at Galveston, is
S,o"dad with em;grants, including many
slsgeS 1t Farther says that the statistics
=. the State as compiled by the State Ga
;' s1e' shows that they are cntitled to FIVE,
''''ead ot two representatives in Congress,
, 1857-04-17

Tns LATE PRKsroN S. BRook4AThs
Charleston News Of Feb. I2th, says: si.il
In consequence of eiannouncemtnt By
telegraph. of the cEpectcd arrival Of the
body within the limits Of the State todsys.
the Harbor Master, by dircction Of the,
Mayor, has requested the tessels n port TO
have their colors at half mast. This mark
Of respect TO the memory d Col Brooks
was shown BY them this morning uithOut
an exception. "A sissm7a,qarO slsl y ,aoF
be tolled..
COL SimOus likewise ordered 4 detaeh-
ment Of his command 70 Gre minute guns
at the Citadel Square, which was dono.o
~ The Kansas correspondent Of the
ST. Louis DemoeEaI reports that q reocou-
ire had taken place at Tecumssh betgeeHI
Judge ELNoRE and the correspondent Of
the National Era, named KAziA. Both.
parties were wounded, but not dangerously.
RS- A letter from Bent's Fort, dated
Nov. 20, says the Fort was safe, but that
the Kiowas had declared war on the whites.
BENT had twenty-five whites and four hune
dred Of the Cheyelnes to protect the fort.
~ B. G. Bachman, late President Of
the Lancaster Pa Bank, was arrested
on Thursday on tho charge Of embezzling.
the funds Of the Bank, and held 70 bail q
the sum Of $4,000.
~ The chiefs Of the Sac and Fox In
dlaDs have had an interview with tie
Governor Of Iowa, 10 Femohstgate against
the seizure Of their lands By the whites
p6r There have beeu'aboot twenty con
victiOus during the last ysar for the forgery
Of land warrants. -sniec-a rali.' '7l'1
sssslt ssas {
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The IIouG was engaged on III" 25'll aGtb
anl 21ih, IN the consideration IL the rJ-ori
of the Investigating Committee. 4 rSsnln,
lion was otks,d on the 9th that the lions
prrrssl with the trial. aisi thai ID" wit
pes-~ esamine.i by the Committee W. Iiin.
monsi to arIssr At il~ lar If the Iion~'
foe examination This resolution was Utlir
al as substitute fer TIM cNpulsion rr-nln-
iion.. but was pRativsl ayes ~ my Is
100 The IIoa-r then I,r.-psshsl IN ile
consideration 81 thu revolutions rToris.l ~
r,.f,r4,cs 10 Nr. Gnerpr In this no,,-
wst,m W. eytrrf 'hn tdirniue from the
rlvwt .-...
Mr. Till ri sat up "a Jajsr wheel VA,
raj stating thu, th' c'mmi'tc rei,.s-i hm
lair hearing. AMI had pn>spi'd i,,rt'l',l
~ yarte testimony wi,h ilr siow u, ,sn,,r
him. lie cnorlr4b~ l,y saving that from
this mwn1' b. has rsigpr ht' @ai ~
nsrptrt, api had Dafiir ibn ,."gtrn9r n
Ncv ioFs ,f ihr fssf. Tie Ii"a-. Ma -
,icu,ly taken ,,f 7irpFiS' q, iir am,ounr.
npu, G,ii-rt irnm.,iiaiely ~ his -nai.
Ksolutioln IN lie eas II Mr. ',iih r, &lp
,ahls,i y'1ls b bays o.
Nr. M0rgtl s'nt IA ibe rsrk lsits-
frran Mr. Maiio.on gi.rs~sl Ia ibr Sl,sh
~ 10 the cfsct that uph7 resolution prti-
usisly Ssinp;.-i H. tic! he rHao9s fpr r-in-
sing 10 aaisnii io llpe a.ar'ss,i"u VI tn r',a.-
m,i,.-- Of investigation, sBi o. tfisi lad
l..g, b.ni~l GillsT,. b. hud ~ night ~ cg
pct any largrr mes-rifr 81 jHsiss srornI.'l
10 him \ sssT,t iDgalsi;isa. -itboh ans
nan, OF aatbmty hal takrn 'epi'rnoHy
against him vi,hs,ai hi trrS ls,l"'. ~ that
t~:ilIs .uy'is invoked ila lipas. 10 pa;..sb Ia
The greatest exisr' y esnA '..F'G H.
,hsIrYYl Il hr- siu,y b. erthv ~ r~sga ~ q
usfaisr ~ ihr ~ nar
The ra.tinc 81 Nai's~.-u. aus Sfr - IL.
r.,Nyluiisss 81 '.e Comm .tii- 80 saFsss y
eizssnsyri by sa-iOgs EyTi'leInf'a.
VIZ Nsylsr havug T'gt' :" 'hF = ~
rrss-~lsi ,,,"xsta,is' w sssi,naaly D, Nait-
.,a'- rs.~. aging that b. slinitsvigly %
fcar;h u a .Ac:ofy. sgi hzsuy h'r' Fiin.
fsa q, u. eiys,, ., 'sti4shvs u frrieg t1tsy
" ibs In. Ao.isa bill ;bTyaIh % Hnss
" aa~h 10 ,is m1Tai fass'1r' - NJ Ma
tom. H. sisosti hkr 10 sH7~ sha gi.,s'i
sseh MI oT5ui,.n asd be1.0' ." ss'ss.i io
vote ~ ttse ry~1lu',ar
W. Narea - 's~isl ,iy.i b hal IN
adtis,l IN GA - H. IItaHr. ~ sfeaey
Wa ID proyrifi - afsue7rv w1Hbrs bot
W Warn reAsrfd ~ bg'sl drorfsa's e.
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ss'rs,i te she s.eaaosy III ths RiHht slrsss
,hs-fSsh Ssesh,, ifyf tkE

| al.uos 90 ., rsIl aiss,ss,A SRa ,ske Q, pxa,.,
| fsss' ~, fsf. t>h, s"se " ssAss
bra ss'e W the sw,s bwuc val ',ersse ,ses.
Ne saw ,s.s nr ssi s'se al t. VII rsstrs~ dss'
An, a's,h hiss ~ .''as 10 tn sasss hath asss
racu an gone, tsishtai mshp s,ill ,hon seems,
Ia be near us
| Thy grace and ,hy sen,lvnrss never can die.
/ Thy ioIm. bke aminbow, sslil fingers betore ~,
T" xsld sorrow. clouds tina, We, darken our eye.
Thy mi..'an, des, Father, was peace 10 poor
mortais..
Thy woris foil lac dow va the psri.i,ing nows~;
W. were led 10 behold Al thy heavenly portals.
Iledeusptiea's bright crown, tina, through jean.
h oas..
A. the Iaan,s" "sp''."Al' Thy ~iea va. 's'''
Tue habe 10 thy hcscm was ,caderiy pressed
Thy crantsuan.c all radiance, ~ Ss'aas hopes
r@ hat spi,M va. rendered. Is pare q. thu bls.,.
When the .ian.r ~psHssa,, .eaGh, mercy nom
rhv tear. wrm ID, mingled with those 'ha, he
sAsd,
NJ the sAyior sccaraand, shsolusion ives given,
WIN the icod II the angels mortal vas fed.
Thy .s.ie beamea In darkness, In sichnss. aud
sadness.
Thy mslaw toned soice -oo,hsd the dying one
hsrast,
md ne missry and ssasllor Ut pa,sv','a ser'
rcarsnS hahn IN the wound. Of tho slek and
disssseaed.
A the altar, dsvesna thy rssehssd swircled,
TIN aame u. ehastn love Shoae hhs bloom on
Thy chsekl
ny syss With Tho besm NJ mid charity .pssk.
ting,
lake ltshi fill thy hss.ins, seal,chseriax and
W~rk.
Thy image hcforr us We ssrm 10 behold.
haahst sAlenes haaxs l,ssraing Thy soaacsce
Zach aseen, . psar,- esch sentence llAs gold,
With artlaH msiess,r, hsalaasm ASH iowly.
Thca Aass len uasn ,aaurn Il can We Grass "a de-
plore thee 7
Vet oar love, piaa. nsahap, N faithfully shown
II slah " A,sar ~ thIs earth shall srssoss thee
Al resemblance " sorrow should mover be-
knows.
nh gran, tina, M accent anihaknsiy spoken,
W vcMial ossIsssoa NY csewH may Withheld
This prayer, dearest Father, om 'ove'a uues'
token,
saall se Sra,h.duu ~s.'sss,, heS, hsaaen and
rald,
Jhpa art gaS~ 10 The Mansion u glory supcrnal
"rAoa hast fo~sM the good nsht,," and The con.
quest u thln~l
rhoa has, changed ,hI. as,k vale far kInsaom
eternal.
Through ages ""'a""'''a an :ay.' v e .a,s''
sust,sn Lass. fsh. u, iss,.
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"A ...nxu,n. Na.k,


The IIoaa. continual n 4ssion an night.
Af,orIak the IIai-r tool rce,S.. Al
ocl.ek the senate sd,mrp,l to us-s
again at . oclock.
TN Resembling. ,tr tsnsiwsa m 10th
hr-,mhes wa mainly cosdin.d IN r,1sa,s
irurn the ~g,eral committees u cookrrp,,
Tho Senate disposed of a uaml.r q psi
sa,e h,Ils fr"m tn lIou-e. csnearr1rl ~
a nnmi.r ~ aupsylnsr,- and rs-srieri
,abcr.
Tie b,.aa NAL steamship appropriation
was Isusssd.
4 third e.,umi,t.. a c,s.k-rtnrr "a istL
c,sr,sy Riil VAS aut.nnle,i thu sorsd pi
i.,Dg al,s. to svr~.
Tn pru.r-.lrrys IN tn iIou-e as vii a.
IA the senate s,rr frs,aon.ly ts,srrupss,i
hy frr~snrs,. af-I r,rspr'a from o,sntni,;.ss ~
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4 NEW BROOM SWEEPS OLEAN.


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y ... ,, =. K . ss:s s T "a ' ,.:
~as.s he ~ be ps.ra,sd y io'n,ss y! aIsss sls,a
,i..r -" .l,.s,s \. .s.s sss s,. s.,s ~ ss,ss
$4,000 =. y.. s:sss.., ~ sssss.'s,.ss =.
fs.ds !, sssassW t,ess ss~hasi. ga ~ksss l.s,ias
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