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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-08-21
From the Wilmington Journul.l

II is even SO, aud We Arc sorry to SAY II. Hon.
Edward Sfanly, formerly OF North Carolina, is tie
Black Republican candidate fos Governor of Gallo.
MIA. He has accepted that nomsation III O speech
carefully worded and deliberately prepared. in which
he taxes til, most Ultra anti-slavery grounds-iu
which h- eu.oSz,s Wun. II Seward & Coin which
he art!ly attacks the Institutions OF the South-in
which he speaks OF the Nathan Dean ordinsnce %;
1887 as great aud glorious measure OF tresdo:n-i"
which. in dr6sncs Of To, d.cisiun Of the Supreme
Court DO asaerts th, Cons;iiu,0ua'y OF tho Missouri
Compromise. Further in sIppor, 0; his present pa.
son in Caiiforn;s he refers 20 bis vu;e on Lac hi
70. the sdnlsslon o. tat State, and his last CANVASS
10. Congress in North Carolina. II vii! ba reslell'
bered that tho Democratic presses ia North Carroll
na erGesYored 10 chow the tendency OF Mr. Sian
ly's cours: then and were denounced as slandercss
OF Mr.. Sieuy. Tbs thlos now shows for isef
But be Hoes farther, and Gays that his party viii
persist until slavery is driven from the country
We would gladly hsve doubted hi: DETECTION Of
Mr. S;aniy. We would gladly noS contradict II,
but forced 10 tie painful conclusion that il is evei
But We fo,oear further remarks for the present.
TIE following 10 Mr.. Stany's letter Of acceptance:
SAN FRANCISCO, July 9ih 1850.
Soon after learned the Lords Prayer aud the Ten
Commandments, was taught that every man bad
dueS 70 dsnharse 20 his country, in peace as well 81
in war. Ca.iio:aia Is part CT our country. Among
the trst TO advocate Ter clsins 20 sdnssior IN tue
Cnon, sha De tie list TO ssy the, Iae hes DO claims
GU
better man 10 Dc your standard bearer, aud trust
North Csrolinan upon the faith Of his pas, life and
expressed opinions, my name 10 at your service.
know the honest inca aod patriots VITO make this
nomination will do their country GO harm.
Yours, &c. ED. STASLY.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-08-21

LABLACHE NOT DEAD.-A letter dated Paris
July Both, to the London Daily News, says:
The news Of the death Of Lablache, which was
crculsted by the Presse yesterday, is suthortatvey
oontradicted. His eon.in.law called at the Presse
Office to-day to cay that Lsblsoas ia at this moment
et RissenRen, with mis- daughter Madame Singer, and
that be has derived much benefit from the Eatsrs ;"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-08-21
But We fo,bear further relnarks for the present
TIE following 10 Mr.. Stanly's letter OF acceptance

TIE BARBECUE AT ASHLASD.-JamesB B.
Clay 6aro.cue at Ashland, KY, last week. ives q
dne atsir. i've thousand ps.sons were present.. and
spsakirc snS Teasing were kept up ali day. The
ndse. James u. Clay, Gov. Willard. Charles Au'i-r-
son. Col. Preston, Of Louisville, and Others.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-08-21

TOURNAMENT AT The FAuauiER SPRiSGs.-The
tournament at tha Fauqaier White Sulphur SPRUCE.
on "Wednesday, wes we'll attended, and passed OF
pleasantly Seventeen knights couched their iances
Mr. Charles B. Payne, Of Cupeper, was the success.
tul knight and crowned his queen, Miss Sbrner, OF
Washington.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-08-21

LYNCH LAW IN ARKANsAS-THE VICTIM
HuSG The Memphis Appeal learns tia, Dr.. Gaina,
highly respectable citizen Of Arkansas, wss mur.
dered near Pine Bluff, In tina: State, By d runaway
ssve belonging to Louis Bosy,J.. Toe remains o;
the murdered man were found in the river, horribly
uiiiatet with his skull broken, ss If by some sharp
instrument, IN ssversl PLACES. The Appeal says
The siave was afterwards arrested sud Confessed
to the preparation ct The crime, Us Well many
other atrocities Of tas most revolving characcr lie
stated that hs had killed his former master, beo:.
having been purchased by q ,gy and thet no was
guilty. Ut rapo and theft ia many instances.
Tine excitement was intense during his relation o.:
those horrors. and tics brutal manner in which he hsG
perforated his las, ACT OF vsiny, and II WAS iesrsd
summary vengeance would Do taken aE ,hst him
on the spot, Ii was agreed, however, that tie iar'
should have it's course. and tho culpfIt was placed
under .t:ong guard 10 be escorted 10 The j1;! at
Pine BuI. But such was thu intensity OF tho feel
lug against him. excited by his many vianies, that
he was seized by the mandate " Judge Lynch beore
reaching his jail, and hung to tree. HIS victim.
Dr.. Quinn. wss universally loved aad esteemed III
the ne,yhborhood.'
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EE.ocr1loys .noyrsp.

The following resolutions we're then adopted
Resolution in favor Of The opening of the Tshuan.
tepec route, under the protection of the United
States.
Resolution fer the .epsa. OF the fishery bounty
Resolution tor the organic alton OF Southern Com
merc!al AGRICULTURAL Manufacturing aud Education.
al Association. 10 have branches 10 every Southern
s'ste :ostered by the different Less!aures. which
annually to report facts tod statistics TO the South
ern Commercial Convention.
Resolution urging the culture Of grape in the South
aud South Wssi, De-
Resolution regarding the reduction or repsal Of TO-
reign duties 90 tobacco.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-08-21

Two LADIES DRowyEu.-We learn from the IA.
uagha Star that on the afternoon Of tho 81 instant
two young laies, in attemp'i;. to cross Coal river
a, psytona, Boone county Vs., were precp'n'ei i:io
deep wafer and drowned. One wss daughter OF Nh
VIM Meadows, and was 10 have been married in
few DAYS. The Other wa. Miss Douglas, dau.h;e.
Of Thomas Douglas. deceased The mother Of !he a.
FER an invalid on hearing ;ha ead t!ings, ran 10 'hr
spot and much overcome by the eiJri tnat Der
lie il despairen Of
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-08-21

ALEXANDER. CH3Xo as TIE SLAVERY QrfsTI"S.
The members OF the Second Presbyterian CauIch
o: alexandra, =een, 10 action taken on ;h, part OF
the Presby:ory OF :hs District. h,ld n,s-;ins oa
Wednesday evening las and altar !SsIng resolutions
approving OF the couT:- pareu-d by ii. Southern oe =.
CATION 10 the ls;e Assembly At Cleveland. and con.
dehnina the agitation Of The Slavery finati"a IN our
Church udiratoriss appointed de!e:ates 10 represent
them in the Convention 10 be held in ohtnnnd on
the 9Th OF tho present mouth .i:sladri9 Se":
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-08-21

ERROR CORRECTED The paragraph that appeal
ed in the local column Of this papsr -nne days since
copied from m exchange paper, aud announcing Tho
appointment Of II Flesher Ia the Lat C-rkship in
III. Ollie. Of tbs Auditor Of Public Account. il in
correct. We have JUS, seen u letter from J VI Ben.
net ESQ., the present Auditor, in which h. says the
whole paragraph ia without foundation, AMI that liz
never contemplated my ouch appointment.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-08-21

DEATH OF Az OLD CITIES Capt. jams Davis,
one nf onr Oldest c:tiz aus, died ut tn. Hot Springs "u
the 9Th instant H. formerly resided in Norfolk. br,
commission in the Navy during ths war Of 1872 AMI
his conduct in that trying period unexc.ptonatl,
lie wa, 81 years OF age q, the time o! his des,h.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-08-21

BEyTos's EgRnEs.--a friend, S. s.. in a noghhor
ing county prince William, who has now some
"lesrp-d sirure," aud TIME to look at such thing
well known Odu-"What constitutes a Statrf''--on
page Bi. vol !. Of bis 3D. Thirty years in tho Sen
ate. with the Ode correctly given in Chambers Cy-
clopedia cl English Literature, page ~, vol :; and
nGa in nine lines thirteen errors including two rs.
posi,onsi and thinks f"Mr Is. has been ss naccurat"
in his other ctntious in this his must be tbs most
unfortunate volumes published" The rGadar mp
IN examination for himself will find tho enumeration
above cuir.ct.-I AlcrdAdrja Ga,,tie.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-08-21

Aya7nER Ncr FOR TIE AsoLIrlosIsrs The
L.wioburs Chronicle says incl, WiIlis, who. y few
wears ago. purchased hlm.ef from his mistress, Miss
Sarah Frazer and afterwards moved 70 the STATE OF
OHIO has returned disgused wish tree State en-: i's
people and resolved BIZ again sold INFO slavery II
not permitted 10 remain here arj eroy bis freedom
He says n. world rather bs sold 10 Ia. worst sort OF
nsnter. Than be required 10 go back 10 Oa!o. he Go
scribe, ;hs colored population Tiers in s;ato al;
utter destitutop, end advises his co.or-i tIleijs TO
stay in Virginia. il they would be cared for.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-08-21

1HE NEXT AGRICULTURAL FAiR.-Ths prospect
fnr y i:e exhibition Of stock at tn, nsxt S:ao Fair in
yirgi.lin, ssys ths Southern Farmer, is very
couragns. OF those who making pre;,ara;p,.s
C,r choice display, We are gra;i-d 10 l-nrn :st
friend Col. Buford IT, ever, lng the form St
1t each Of the preceding E-irs !Is herds have been
well represented Ini his pTb.c spit ha. undergone
go abateni-n:. We trast LIS example i.. 10, oth,-r
to Go likewise aud thai every slaii viii TO Occupied
by The best specimens the country Goa supply.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-08-21

rnent Of the Tehusnl.pec route.
The Chairmau OF the Committee said that it had
now concluded all the ouSiness Before II, aud esked
to he discharged
MIR. Sneei vi Tennessee addressed the convention
in favor OF his am epdnen. explanatory OF the action
Of tue House of Representatives Ut the United States
at the las, session. seatve 10 revival OF tho African
Slave trads. He showed the action OF arSs major
ty OF the South the House Of Representatives, to
be in concurrence with h:s amendment.
TIE Hon. w. w. Doyc-. Of South Carolina, ad
dressed the Convention lie was in favor Of tho
olu;ion OF mis- colieasu, Mv. Bryant lis was in favor
OF it, because be thought wds inprnoe. fo- this gov
ercmenr 20 undergo tae expense OK keeping s4uad-
ron OIL shy coast, mach less Oh The csast OF Africa.
As we'll might We keep teet on the coss, OF Italy 10
pre- tent Mag sn aud his cD.colsplrators from landing
on that coast. As public msn, us felt it to be his
duty 10 say that he utterly utterly, utterly op.
posed the repeal of the lava prohibiting the African
slave trsds. IL, thought d:sunioa inevitable. anc
therefore it was that be did not desire to throw ire
brand ia:u the South TO weak.n hsr strength. l, was
40 imprsciicable question. He bad consulted South
Congressman during the last session, and he never
knew more united sentiment 10 the South 10 oppo
sitiou anything than 10 the re-opeuing OF the Atri
can slave trade. If the Cnica to dissolve 10.
morrow, il Southern Congress he would feel 1t bis
duty TO vote against the reopenng CT the slave trade.
he thought that TO bring into the country more slaves,
would have the obvious tendency OF bringing down
the price of cotton In his opinion the revival Of the
African slave trade, is the most fatal measure to &C.
stroy the South.
Mr.. Smith, Of Alabans, confessed tha: be had been
disappointed in hs anticpa,ious as to whs: the spirit
Of this Convention would be- There wss q want Of
unsnimi.y here which be bad not expected. TIE
presence Of squadron on the Cost of Africa, TO
prevent the African slave trsde had caused the death
OF many gallant naval officer stationed on tha,
coast. Such was the result of the treaty which this
resolution proposed to absosste-a treaty which had
been the .esal, OF sicky s-n;imsntality coposdug
everything 20 Great Britain at the expense OF our
selves. He asked the Convention not to stand op
posed 10 the abrosaton of that treaty. He believed
S!ave!y 10 be right in every aspect in which i, csc be
viewed. He hoped the resolution would pass wthou:
the amendment Of the gentleman from Tennessee.
Mr. 7. u. Csmpbs, Of Virginia, desired the ques.
sion to oe disposed Of. He might might not Do 10
favor Of the African slave trade. He admitted the
fact, that there vas scarcity of slave labor in the
South. At the same time hs wa convinced Of the
difficulties which surrounded the other view Of tho
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Upon the rsassembling Of the convention the i!rst
bu-iness transaction WAS the adoption Of vote OF
thanks to the authorities and citizens OF Knoxville,
for the courtesy and hospitality to the members Of the
convention.
The resolution from tho business committee regard
ing the inexpsdency of investigating the ptoprety o!
reo2eniug It's s..vs trade was sesin taken up.
Mr. Spra: South Ca.o.inl of -rsd ostitute tor
the resolution. appointing cou.ntes to investiSste
the propriey r,-opening t6e slave trade aud repo:
TO the next Convention.
Tne deba;s wh;ch ensuei was participated in by
Meosrs. WornsoS OF Ala5ams, Lpckraao OF Georgia,
Spratt of South Carolina and others.
Mr.. o. p Temple Of lenn.ssss OF ,red resolution
appointing committee to ascertain how much the
South had bean ovsrborns by the importation OF for
eisners at the North.
a motion to lay Mr.. Temples re o!ution on the ta
Bile. was carried by the following vote
Ayss-Arkansas, Georgia, South Carolina vlrSl-
uia. f!or:ds, Mississippi Louisiana, Aiabama-6.
Nnys-Iooaessse, North Carolina, Marylsud-5J.
Mr.. Sneed Of tennessee, moved to lay the wnolo
subject on the table, which was !Gst ty the following
vote:
Ayes-Arksnsas, Tennessee, North Carolina, Vir
ginia ard Florida-iU.
Says-Mississppi. Louisiana, Georgia, South Car
DINA, Alabama, Ma.yland-J2.
The question then came up on the Amendment Of.
Tered 'oy Mr.. Spre,. OF South Carolina, which ~ss
adopted by the following vote
Ayes-Arksnscs, Georgia, Mississippi, LOUISIANA
Alabama, South Carolina aud Marylsnd-j2
,Says-rsnnessss, Virginia, Florida and North
Carol:ua-i0.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-08-21

The Lynchburg yrgiusu breaks ground in favor
CT new Convention to revise tbs Constitution Of
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-08-21

ATTEMPTED SUICIDE. Or Tuesday it.,I' Inc cen
trail part of Our village thrown into ca.s;derable
easi;.m.at by the s,tenp; Of Mr.. Frank Hughes to
commit .aci.s. by SsalIowir: i've graius Of strych
nina. He w.s laborins uDde- Ii: .. melancholy
Ills cries attracted the attention. OF the rsighbcrs
who found him in the greatest agony Dr.. J. IL
Yanrey was Immediately called in, aud afforded all
tho aid Of his professional skill in counteracns the
effects OF the poison. The dose was TOO great, il is
supposed, or tbs strycbnilIs was boz good. Mr.
Hughes, No a.e ;.@@sssd IN learn, is now dVing we'll
iHarrisonbntg Democrat.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-08-21

YIsalyA Posr OFFICE ArrAIRs.-Ths following
pos, ottc-s are es sbshed and appointments insd-.
Burtord's Summit, Amherst county. Va, Sylvester
L. Burford postmaster-aq quarter Of mile from route
1862 Lyuchburg to P.d!as's Mr. Newbnis,
Preston county. Va L. 5 Allen postmaster. Chansr
the name of Gladly Creek. Barbour county, Va. to
hleadowviile and appoint Hiram Smith. POSTMASTER.
vice Jacob b. Phps. At Twelve Pole. Wayne
county, Va appoint William Prestou. postmaster
vice Thomas Preston, declined
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-08-21

HEAVY STORM AT CITY PoiST.-We learn from II.
Petersburg Express THAI Oil tuesday a .rnoon abou,
half past three o'clock. TREMENDOUS Storm occurred
at City Point, such IS has never before been expert
enced in that quarter. The oldest "tare' f.rin the
ships in harbo-. declare that they have never exper
enc.d sucl, awful weather. The schao-rr Jams-owa,
Capt LaoIret:e, was damaged 70 the amount at
q noJ, the ship .t-co. Capt. Ffo, hsdy inilref!
schooner SIsan injured IN tbs smnun: Of $500. Gnrqn-
Silvia dsr3sge5 ship, Grey T. ,ge. Wi,laoi. schr.
fanny -eoh sni sryo.a. other vessels cor. dera5ly
dam aged sud disabled. The storm lGs;ed about an
hour aud half. more furious tbsa cay previous
storm known ~ the iudabran:e
The PhEsBYrENiAs.. The laird Presbyterian
Church 10 this city. have appointed large number
o! delegates TO the southern Convention 10 b. held
here on the 9th inst. The Committee OF A!rapss.
ments Masking ample preparations TO receive aud
e2.er,siu their brethren from abroad.
SIHhuLAR-We we're shoun the other day soma
flowers from sn apple tree which Is uov in iuli bloom
Their. was not even q bud to be ssen on il 10 tho
apiug Cherry and plum trees. which 10 ado failure.
TO considerable extent iu TOW ering. i'll many places
now have considerable bloom on them Il Abingdon
Democrat.
WATERING PL.eES.-Tne accounts from all ,!i-
Northern watering places, Caps May, sarato:a. New.
pori Sc, represent the nunbr Of vislors this sea.
.op 70 be- less than last by DUG Lslf.
TGerc rors visitors now at the watering places
10 Virgins ,asp 81 Coy forI'r period Tiers are
75a vistors ct tbs Montgomery White sulphur, 80 At
the Allegheny, - at C0yusr's SPRING. ard abou,
1900 At the Gre-nbrer White Sulphur
Four huodred guests are DOW 81 the uyseis uotel
O.j Point.
CAST GET Iy.-1he last Greeuhrier Era states that
there arc at this time more than sou people the
White and shat they coming continually in crowds.
We hsar OF SONS who have been near four miles
Of tho plaza for two or three weeks in nope. Of at last
getting IN, but As YET there is probability Of their
beiDg asco@al ,dsted for sone tins.
Rev. T. Pryor, of Petersburg. Vs., has been called
to the College Church at Hampdsu Sydasy. Va.
The LynchburR virgiuisu breaks ground in favor
CT new Convention to revise tbs Constitution Of
Stste.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-08-21

ATTEMPTED MrRpEK. We learn frorn the Lynch
burg Couri-r thst on the li,h ult.. negro named
Eran. belonging 10 lady. living scals 5 me. from
Campbell Court iiorse. while in the harvest Ee laid
down his cradle and refused wtrl. III. cvrrs-er,
who is a nephew Of the Indy ID whom the a'y De.
longs, aud whose nsne is Thos. w. Harvey, ordered
him to proceed with his work where. pom the slave
caught up his scythe and attempted kill Harvey
Harvey ran from him, and -ucced-d IN making his
escape; aftef ,!v:Es lis hapd nearly GU OF. The
gro ran OFF. aud was not clqgiit Li f.:y days Hgp
On Tuesday, he tried at the Court house, aud
sentenced 10 transportation. Great excitement pre-
waited aud there was strong disposition 10 remove
tbs hoy, Frank, by violence, FROM the jail, and lynch
him.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-08-21

ELISHA f. KEEN, Eco The Dsivilie Register
earps that this gentleman is fast recovering from The
effects Of the lat. nurderous attack We consrafu'
lar. him uoou his aim miraculous escape from rs
ssssina,on The Republican states that bis attempt.
ed nurdere, hes been aud is now in the hands OF the
law
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-08-21

BARBOUR JErrERsoStaS."-fh s the title OF a
Democratic paper which has recently been starter ri
phi;ppi. Barbour county. the first number ct which
has been received. 1t is published ny AIR. Thompson
Surghnnr Ii neatly gotten no, AMI lfs saua'"ry ls
in yood tasts and we'll written s proprietor hss our
HIST wishes for his success and prosperity. The De-
mocracy of Barbour, aud surrounding countless ought
70 give the 81 Grsonsau" substantial support.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-08-21

Rev 7. Pryor, Of Petersburg Vs., has been called
TO the College Church at Hampden Sydosy Va.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-04-16
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WASH,Seros, March %, 1857.
Nv DgAg SIR have, al yOnr request.
rrcosiderid my determination. "a announced
10 YOU, declining your tender Of the Office of
eovcrnm Of the Territory Of Kansas. In
view 81 the opinion now presented lay YOU,
that the safety OF the Union may depend mp
ON the secctlon Of the indi, idual 10 Whom
shall he assigned the task Of settling the dit.
iicul,ics which again surround the X ansas
question. | have conclu,lei that q solemn
se,ssc oil duty 10 my country reguirs mc To
accept this position. am brought IL ,his
conclusion with au unaffected dif'iience in ms
own ability. but with ierycnt hops that the
same overriding Providence which has car
rici my beloved country through SO many
p,riIs viii now attend and Jirec, nov humble
efforts lor her wGliarc and that my coarse
viii NJ, ho prjudgoi by any portion # ny
l,ilow citians IN or out Of h ans..s
understand that you. and all yoar cab
net, cordially concur IN the opinion xlr,-s'ed
t,y nc that the actual. jSaa Rfe rsidea,s
II the Territory of kansas, by a lair and
regular vote. unaffected 10y fraud or violence,
must te permitted. IN adopting thor State
constitution to decide for Themselves what
shall be- their social Institutions. Ihi- Is The
gnat lun,.amrutM principle 81 tAr act Of
tJag5r&s oig,a,4sifs thar iefrji@y ;.i.,;ia,l
hy The Supreme t0grt of The Iu,t2d States
and Is ia accont.ncy with the Vicws uniform.
u eSpn7essli by IN Throughout Hy pgb,h:
carver. | contemplate a peaceful -c,ilemcn,
II THIS question by an appeal TO ,hr sa,clii.
= III. ~. e
X aHs..s. WIN .bould all participate iF,,'iy
and Tally. in tbs division. and bya majority
NJ wher votes the dcicrmina,ioa mast d.
made. a. ,ac oaly proper and constitutional
msIc VI adJustnRnt.
| contemplate 10 appeal h military pow
or N the holc tia, my counirymca Of Nan
S.S irum every s'cti0n. viii submit 30 de
cision of this matter by fall and fair vote
Of majority Vi the eplc of that Territory
II this Cieeison cannot thus he n..alg. ~,
nothing in toe fgtuv for ksnsa. but civil
war. eNte0du.g is balefal sniincoev thFoagh
tho rnaBtry. and sabjeotiHg The Uai1a iisslt
to in,minsnt haa-snl
viii IN t!,cn, awl spsesyoe thgs ~ al
Just ihrsc difficulties in toe Gall o1asdence
~ strongly expressed by yca, ,hat vii t,c
sasiaipei by al yoar own high Authority,
With tae corial c,sorc ration q oil your
ca6suct.
A. !; vii ~ iInpSssih!e fos 90 Ia rave
boz haa<.s beioro ihc sccossl Mofsiay u Nay
nsts, | woad desire my apposuiuFni TO take
eject lrOEi ibai date
Scry yesf.ctlaliy. your friool,
T. j. WuKEN.
Jaxss BpcH,S,N, r0<iden, 81 ,he l. :.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-04-16
ehssrfui Tssy.

1t Is grave error that piety can only ex.
i.t 10 :losed heart. which is kept concealed
teaea,h the coserne ola black coat, or thai
- utterssos can only est~pe through thin
NJ, ssd b. revealed oaly through jaundicrl
s,c~. II nAn Who ehersbes tbs bope Of
religion as well "a its Pirit. can afford 10
b. the most cbeeriaI u created beings A.
bad liver has q vast deal more 10 do with
the solemn misery Of may well meaning chris
tiAIs, than true pety. We think il vas
IiooD xho remarked. with ~ much truth as
wit, that many persons thought themselves
piols when they ssre only bilious There is
really 10 rs'o-sity that person should feel
positively had, b~sor- b. can have thu right
to cherish the hop, that he Is tolerably
god " IL fact worth knowing. that n
christians lungs can receive brrtit from a
hearty laugh A. well ~ sinners; and that,
too. without doing shocking violence 10 his
spiritual character. We know some very
well intentiowd soleqnD-Ditcs. whose ears
would put On sackcloth il their lips once
inoatl,c,l generous ha hal" and they
would be- startled out Of all promiety il told
that their p'.ty was thu piety OF foul
stomach or bad indigestion, rather than that
Of the bible or OF common setse.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-04-16

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This Company was recently organiDd in
Dptame by IN, r,r,.t,co sS y. II H,.ss. L.
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IlopoD0s and NmnrxosLr, "a Directors.
The obtct sought 10 h. accommodated by
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tween Dubuque AMI the valley Of the Min
n-ots river anil 81 Paul. The road will
,nke n oor,h.v,a, direction from I,ubuo,e
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one o' 'he MINNESOTA roads provided ir by
the recent land grant.
The Direction. Of the Co,nruuv have ~
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