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TRANSFORMER


CLEVELAND . pittsbllf 5I1g ad.
SPRING ARRANGEMENT
l5Glns ~ run through @ lpeeliag q litte5itrqh.
and e5lsr Agnday. March 3, 1861, Trains vim raa
LEAVE CLEVELAND,
Ii5 II Man Train, stop. way Stations, Srriyss 4.
PPS;bqrEh 3 At 2:aS 2 y, and a Wheeling a e:iS
ssS " ESPress Train, stops only Hudson, Rayenua
Liverpool and arrives At Plttsbursh At s:Sc p =
SAS y asS9mnodati9n TRAIN for RayeanA and way
LEAVE flTTsp1RGu
so n aa Train stoPS % q Way Stations, At
SeT s5ag East ag s'SsHl Mo9l ss9sR sSS
Was55ssteT 9Lrys. Ct Cleveland at 9SO II and
LEAVE wuEEllGG.
s1S N Man Train, way stations, arrives a.
1ss !, ttsSnIsh at 2z and At Cleveland at $50 n.
sFF5yss % a Pittsburgh Al $50 N. and Cleveland
~ Aeeemtnodation Train leaves Rayenpa Al oaS A,
q 1Oo @ ~ stos At ali ssaoa and Arrives Il
~ All TFaial stop at Euclid Street station.
TascnrnWn5 BFanch.
NJ aT1ns leave New Phsdelphla Ts5 d, Dover SOS,
With Tl on Ms Ine az ss l P S %sOt3E Y
MheslIng Leaysa Bsyard 1l6 ION aFfya Train
24S NJ Arrives at Dover 400, and New pills iphis
NO change Of Cars Cleveland and Titt.buTrs
and Wheeling and Pittsburgh.
ConneelIons.
The Trains Pittsburgh with II Penn.vIv,p,,
York and Boston Ste' Ns"
With the StcubenVIe and Indiana Railroad
'oI SaSiE C9shOcton, NeWsrt Columbus and Cincinnati
n AZ wheeling with the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad for
cumberland Fredericksburg, Washington CITY and Ila
more Also With Steamers for arietta ParkeTsburE and
At Cleveland with the Lake Shore and Cleveland Tole
for Buffalo, Eiagarn Pals, Canada and New
foiedo Chicago Burlington, Rock Island DRycpnort
Ssna' Racine, Mwaukss, st Paul and the Great North
Tickets be purchased at the once on the Line.
ao AZ AL The principal Ticket oces the various coT
E, ~. Fare are as low as by any other Route.
GIeyeSSS glsI II TsS, + fR1nss599sd 1ss9 DURAND, sup
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ntches, , eVVCIFy 8TIVTrnnGI= sI0IeII 111TS.
Clocks, &c. &c. -
9. P. BROWN.

No. lib Main nSstreet, Wheeling, va.
now oPeanH one Of the finest and largest assoruepts
o' GooGs IN his line that has been brought TO hIs
low AZ g VIII RE sold Wholesale and Retail prices as
Among his goods may be found Gold and Silver Watcbes
some OF The most celebrated English and Suisse MSnu
Also, the real D. II. American Patent
LeEs5 mHtehos Clocks in great variety Including few
stations, Offices aud Watch Makers W
I,I In setts or Oterwisc Of Coral SIosaic
13ilt stone, Lava, and all Gold JcWclry Also IN
Of Soft Solder and plated JeweIry very
PINE me Roeset cutlery Razorl, Scissors Silver ESokn
Gases, Gold Pens, DC. &C. Every article IN
"a Is warranted to be good as represent.
eai 2 he money returned respectable IoIicfi
nlI25 us Main St, one door nom Snrnh 4 rnvinr.
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sheppard and MORAN.

WHOLESALE AND RETAIl,
Saddle, Harness and Trunk Manufacturers
40. 1S1, Main St Corner or Unioa.
III AVE hand large and c6mplete asSortunent OF
AL articles In our line, consisting OF Ladies and Gen.
tenenB Saddles, hne and Harness. Iron Rfnpe ana
Wood TTnnks and YAlisesS Carpet Bags salcheIs Upper
&c. &c, &cs
Sadds Of every description aud qualy, ou the lowest
rate 70 the best style OF English Shaftoe.
Iron frame FTun8 anvateeS, very superior article
and unsurpassed for llshtness strength and Durability.
Fine Rlns and double Harness Of the best style Stare
Wagon and Cart Harness the best material and work.
manship
large assortment Of Carpet Bags and sateheso Of every
variety Of rnAteTiAl and pattern. M
An work ordered VIII Be furnGhed promptly, and no ef-
fort WIN Be spared to merit eontinuanee Of public IA
noyi1 sREPHARD MORGAN.
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NgMBER 2sO
CITY BUSINESS. 3
iGOEDEN BEE HIWJI SFfS
174 MIN ST. NA,Il1S EI.TN1I

SFSIgEiN 64iGi RIVE STORE.
.171 MAIN ST., WHEELING.
b141E IND JpfN7,ER TRADE
SL9SE q THOMAS take pleasure In announcing thSt
sy are new ia reesirt OF eis en PAN and
uEy q eods, Varieties md lIKI1RH el.v q ao,l.
IasS have Just received tlelr Eerohd Pan pfrrS
2 70 leir stoeE Gll enable thel 70 pre-
seat 70 the Public more than
$4,000 WORTEI OF GOODS.
Beng ~ far The largest MOST DIaIA BILE
ever offered to the Public 9 ty tAfs ave
40 taer former variety they have added ar.s Store
peS anu Rugs OF the latest deaeus and best ,nSIs
ld 19o beautiful line Of choice Pure suitable Tor sb
MlIIeE 1eadetO bot OF which, well AZ To thet S4ne
thsy invite the attention Of the Trade
neen IN the Eastern cities time prevfo,l 70
me !ase heavy rise Ia all kinds Cotton Pakrtt ana 49,,
Ine iArEey with t Cash, theJ have done
- ~ ven as directly from the InporteTG and NSnrfle.
~ some inatRncep they able to er inlusrtS
20 SSS CaS1 6NYeES, either PIECE or A RFTiT
e1Se- ~ By DO similar house i tho West
10 hsst he Eaas Of their rapidly incrraslng Trade t
ths line IN the West eS "a SS9as IN
IN IN 6lds. tsis 81 GtosS s,,a may be found fully
IEUO0 yda Silks-embrncInK some Of The Apest l,,r
5s1OO . French AeTinoeR, CashmcFe6. BoT1bo
Ina Alnddomlae-of every otAlity and COLOR
= lnn iins Of the Richest Painted ombSe ShsdSi an
IN tttttlheu CaAhnntTes and Delais see-iunoFted.
ever offered In ,IYheeins " ue
s0gG9 ys GinEhAS, DebaIeS, DeIaneo and Pr1s,s sDd
american WooieHs and Cotton goods kent hy Sny Si,
ho9Aei u not by any hsuse In the city. -
nave laid 10 their stock with view 10 closer cash
sbsIi ths Public that nSeort upon their part
They feel confident that they can offer indpee.n,. -
oIsI exceed by mouse In the West II =
+e Op satts No trouble to show guodsRoods s.ut 10
S1Ls, Iiotels and BoHtS for customers. - ~ -
~ A.WayS on hand, Prime Live Geese Peethers
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Great Northern and Southern Mail Route.
FOR NORTHERN, s0UTHERN AND WESTERN
TRAVELLERS,
w1Ss Vice I DAnT, Sunday nlEnt eSsepsd between Rich
andlIa. - - ~ SA
Hours OF departure at Rich
mond e;45 A. NJ and 1880 P. n.
Returning leave WaGhinSton.e A. H. anl4 Pm.
?. Arrive At E'chnsgd .1:so ?. N. and An
mond and Washington.
S1d IN excellent order and CARRYING THE GREAT
NORTHERN AND SOUTHERN MAIL, Eive the beet EunF.
antee Of always securing connections shown by ar
walls daily Rt Richmond and Washington city vance Of
the Steamboat line. = i'7-l-e
FAAE BETWEEN RIcHNoED W4sHNGTOH. as 30
AnOmnibus WIZ be found always ready TO take through
and their baggage Of wearing apparel
the two Depos, free Of charge With ample time for them 10
take their meals whether going North South.
Through Tckets be obtained between Danylle and
Washington at the Terminus OF the Road now nearly co
Rlsted g Danyile An Agent OF the Company N receive
the Checks OF passengers from the Danve Road and AZ
tmore Depot 49, -4
The fare the same by the naI line BY te old steaboa.
mond and Alexandria. y FsS
Il
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nsEy tEo years. u has been constantly EnlnInT n
mold Fluid. - -S y ehe lA-iAnsd Ar.
Daring The past twenty thousand quart and mint b,
-, with smaller siEes nnuulerable en SSd
% ana merchants In Cincinnati, LSnsTiiie PittS
Cleveland Detroit, TerTe HRute Lafayette
Evansville, Frankfort LeTineton
ysSns; l. has also been adopted the STATE De
oI kentucky, Tennessee and bississippI II bSo
three hrSt class Diplomas at the
dSIs N stst and four Diplomas Prize Me-
aud Illinois. ~ ave" 4oEh' Ohio, Indiana
tofore using Arnolds English InI bT 6,,rb ~ @ N-
leEa Book. Keepers Writing Fluid; = S4 - - H3s-
NoFthEe esteTn Bank Virginia. Slereb,rt,s L
1 ~ mneeinS BANK Of Wheeling Crescent ManufNsin
xTapS scy Gny CLERK q Ohio County; National TrIe-
MS8je; Aey hoosAy Co RnsseA McAfee Gordon
RI 9 So,i 4 Sweeney Son; Doane CoviI. Itt y
din, GIberson Co.; Press. . ' : NO'' LAMB LAMB
ao5 sale at manufacturers prices by
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pianoe5 4elOdeons, s,raphnes .nd Accordeons tuned
with neatness and dispatch - sstAs1
~, All goods warranted, at this establishment
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EA co9kASE = e.. AM ERIoAN I1NUPGCT0RTE
nOIAEtk'R RO0h.EkRRE1RERIr 80
WfitinE FIIlid

~ Sam superior fHid Ink has been before the public
sHty tEo years. u has been constantly EnlnInT n
& & sng Is now preferred by many the faTfSsd n
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SHEET MUSIC.
am constantly receiving and keep on hand a ,.r -,
eho'ee collection Of sheet Siuse. Also rstretIo o.
| for every klnd OF Instrumen'u now In use, ~ N0"AA
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MISCEI. 4 EOUs.
P.I

MnnIc and BIuai, nj Instrpu,ep,,. T,,.,I..
nnd,Vnrtely O. Gods,
NO. 1875 MAIN STR IEIIrT,
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Direct Ruap0rfntIon.
w nave THIS dAy received, the Enauuiaetor.
~ sA IN Belfast our Pail importation Of IrisFI IInrno
y Hssy Lnens, and Linen GSEbre Handkerchief ThsSs
we're made especially for Ealg8 and are Sr
htsd a pure Linen We would respectfully InVIts pvy
70 can and EXAMINE determined TO Seli
NJ tleSs prices than can be PURCHASED in the CITY = -
sP1S HEISkELL, 4 SIYEARINGYN
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64GL IND WINTER TRADE
S10SE & THOMAS take pleasure In ahnouncinP thSt
Sty are new ia reesipt OF tleis fen PAN and
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CLEVELAND . Ptttsb1Ife IIta ad
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ODD FELLoMs. pIRnoro1tY

Gtynna IrotstaRt, Union Bsil, Main street, between
HonrOe and Quincy; services lo5< morning.
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VIrRInlaU Lodge Ne. :B.-Neets every Thuraday
evening the Hail. Market and Monroe streets
jOsEFH FoRsrrH, n. g.; B. II. Carr, Secretary.
franklin Lodge No. 13.-Nssts AZ aboveevery
Monday evening. THOMAS MooGHEAD, n. a.; v. p. Ne
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Ish tie following list the different Churches and their
time and place Of meeting. II there any mistakes
Uillulske the neeessary correction utth pleasure:
ST. RUtthttr'S cldlian cOrntr Monroe and Byron
etrssts Rev e T. paklAs Rector; morning seryIe.a 10y
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0FFICE-Corner of Main and Quincy street
-Enuanee from Quincy st
TERMS

DAlII, Per annnTa- go
L4I-WEEELT, per annuln -. .......,,..... $500
WEkELTB per annuul. 81, 20
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uEy q 9od1s Varieties nd lIKI1Rlel.V a .oll.
IeS aSe last received tlelr Eeeohd Pan
seh ADDED % their foFmer EtorE a enable them 10 Fe
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1857-12-02
KANSAS Matters.

But few are aware of the villainy now
on foot in Kansas to entrap the Free
State men. Notwithstanding the victory
they have achieved, the Pro-Savery par
ty, aided by Buchanan, are determined
to force slavery upon them at all hazards;
and in order to be successful, the bogus
constitutional convention, before its adj
journment, adopted a constitution having
in it slavery clause. This constitution
legalizos the acts of tho first and bogus
Legislature of Kansas and then pronoun-
ces that Legislature out of existence or
dead. For gullibility sake, the slavery
clause in the constitution made by the bo-
gus convention, is to be submitted to the
people, and tie ballots ara to be printed
-"Constitution with the slavery article"
and "Constitution without the slavery ar
ticle.'' An election is to be held, and if
the people adopt the villainous slavery
clause, then they virtually adopt the con
stitution which legalizes the acts of the
bogus Legislature; and as slavery now
exists in Kansas $50 says Buchanan to
Silliman) the South will be entirely sue
cessful in its scheme. But we have too
much faith in the intelligence of tho Free
State men, to believe that they will thus
be caught mapping after whrt they have
passed through. They insist upon con-
siitution which prohibits slavery in the
Territory; if such a constitution when
submitted to the people is voted down,
then they are willing to abide the issue.
They claim tho power to adopt such a
constitution, and under these cireumstan-
COS it is highly improbable that they will
countenance in any manner the acts of an
illegal body, as that convention certainly
was. Should means he taken to force
this constitution on the people, bloodshed
in Kansas viii most assuredly follow
The slavery clause is to be submitted to
the people on the 21st of December, aud
the constitution itself to Congress, which
viii no doubt be approved. In the mean
time the Free-State men will insist upon
their Topeka Constitution as the constitu-
ton framed by convention elected by
the people. The adoption Of the pro-sla-
very constitution by Congress will cripple
tho power of the Legislature and render
the Free-State men mere mice in the
hands of the slave oligarchy. The adop-
til n Of the Topeka constitution viii ex-
clude slavery from the Feoritory, and give
to Freedom another young and vigorous
Ponl Times.
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1857-12-02

DIED OF THIN SHoEs.-This is the in
scription on the grave-stone Of 3 young
girl in New Jersey, at least B. f. Taylor
tells us 50. No doubt wero every monu-
ment as truthful, such On inscription
would be by no means rare. We do not
believe in the adage, i" Whom the Gods
love dia carry" We believe those who
wear thin shoes during the Winter will die
young, whether beloved by the CclestiaIs
or not. 10 be fragile, delicate, Hly-like.
is too often esteemed being lady-like.-
Girls are not satisfied with Solomon's ide-
al of woman =" Strength and honor are
her clothing" The IDEA of strength is
esteemed Vulgar. As Taylor well says:
Keep the feet well clothed. the chest well
protected, the heat we'll defended, and
sweet sixtee,,' would not be 50 often the
tiowery threshold to the grave"
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1857-12-02

CoysIsTEEcY IS \ JEwEL.-The Amer
ican Tract Society Las brought shame on
itself, and lost the confidence and co-ope-
ration Of great portion of the Northern
Churches, by its trucking subsewiency to
the Slave Power. 1t fears to rebuke this
giant wrong = dares not lift its voice a.
gainst this overshadowing evil, for fear of
strife and contention. 1t loves brotherly
love, pratos about peace, but forgets the
preccpt 'JSrst pure, then peaceable." The
Society has issued tract with the follow
ing title:-
'No. 594. SANDo AND ToSY Dialogue
between two servants. Originally published
by the late Reverend Edmond BotsforGi, minis
ter in Georgia and South Carolina"
The object of this tract is to show the
scriptural duties of slaves. Why do they
not show the scriptural duties of masters
How ludicrous-how contemplate is the
position of this Society-talking of the
scriptural duties of chattels, forbidden to
read either the Scriptures or any other
book
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1857-12-02

+" Belle Britain, !" writing to the Bos-
ton transcript, abiding to the hot chase
revolver in hand, Of Woodman, the New
Orleans druggist, after Furniss, whom he
caught in his wife's room at the New
York Hotel, adds;
"And here I cannot omit to mention
pun perpetrated on the occasion BY
mine host, Cranston, one of the wittiest
and cloyerest Of men. 'What is all this
noise about Furniss and Mrs. Woodman;'
inquired an excited guest Of the landlord.
. nothing Of any consequence, replied
Cranston, scarcely moving the risible
muscles of his serio-coraic face, sonly he
was chased and Sic wasn't, that's ALL
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1857-12-02


NEGRO sUFFRAeE.-This candidate for
popular favor has been badly beaten.-
The vote on this question was very light
and we are disappointed in the result
We hoped better things of Wisconsin,
but if she is not ready to give her endorse
ment to the doctrine of equal political
rights to all men of whatever cline or col
OF, who owing allegiance to no other gov
crnment, why we submit and wait till she
is ready. Our own fifth in justice of ne
gro suffrage is not diminished, and when
ever the measure shall again be agitated
we shall be its willing supporters.
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1857-12-02

WHO IS GOVERNOR ELEcT.-We can
not better express our feelings on the sub
ject than in the following Hawaiian Ian
guage Of the Boston Traveller, of Nov
4th, adding but a line of our own:
Should you ask US of the battle,
Who Were wounded, who left dying,
Who gained glory in the contest,
" no came victors from the strife,
Who with sadness saw hopes blasted
They had cherished, vainly'cherished,
And went back unto their wigwams,
Brokcn-hearted and despairing,
Went back to their squaws and wigwarns,
Where the women streye to cheer them,
soothed their bleeding wounds and spirits
Whispered to them consolation
Should you ask Us, should you urge rs
We should answer, we should tell you
Mol We would not, could not tell you
We should leave it all unspoken-
We should turn Us round, and leave YOU
With the story all unfinished.
Soon the shouts viii tell you of it
Voice of thunder loudly speak it
Every whispering breeze proclaim it
Who first in the dreadful contest,
Who was made the victor Chief
Nevertheless
We rather think his name is RANDALL.
-Mlwaukee Sentinel.
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1857-12-02

Some years ago I was riding from Lam
Sing to Jackson, in Michigan, in stage
coach, and before me was very pleasant
look ing young lady with volume of po-
ems, which found to be Ossian's in her
hand. The only other passenger was a
stupid fellow at my side, who was not
disposed to talk; bnt as the ride was long
and dull borrowed the book, and, at
the ladys suggestion read aloud. The
swelling sentences sentences rolled as the
coach rolled and | read -
Gas roll a thousand waves to a rock
50 Swaran's host came on; as ueets a
rock thousand waves, SO Innisfail met
Swaran. Death raises all his voices a.
round, and mikes with the sound of shields.
The geld of echoes"
Here the gawky at mY side, who had
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1857-12-02

The present number completes the
first half volume of this paper. We have
issued it for six months and It's success
has fully equallad our expectations. The
political position Of the paper and its
general character are now known. For
the future we make no promises, but we
hope our ability to conduct the paper
may increase with our experience, and as
the prospects OF our town were never
better than at present, it will be our aim
to make the Journal worthy of the place
SO that it may grow up to be one of the
permanent constitutions" To this end
we invite the towns-people to assist us by
furnishing items of news or by contribu-
ting something for its columns. Thus
far the Journal has expressed the sen
tiinent Of this people only so far as their
sentiments may have agreed with our
own. We hope that hereafter more of
our readers will use this paper as a me-
dunn through which to express their
views on matters of local or general
interest.
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1857-12-02

It IS lamcntable fact in human nature
that men are apt to admire power, sue
cess, more than intrinsic merit. IF man
rohs till Of a few dollars he is criminal,
a dangerous man; if by fraud he swindles
another out Of alarge sum Of money, he
is smart; if he murders man for few
hundred dollars, be is damned villain,
but if he steals an empire and Stays thou
sands, he is hero-a noble man.
Byron tells us ola Pirate, who
--s'was the mildest hammered man
That ever scuttled ship or cut throat,
With such true breeding of gentleman.
You never could divine his real thought.
Pity he loved adventurous LIES variety.
He was so great loss to good society
But why was he lost to good society!
Not because of his deeds, but because he
did not enact them on larger scale. IF
he had only subverted empires instead of
plundered ships, if he had murdered thou
sands, instead of tens, the Rev. John S.
G. Abbott, the fulsome eulogist of Napo-
leon, would have deemed his conduct
pious and praiseworthy. Now if there
is black hearted villain on the earth,
a man who deserves the contempt and ex-
ecration of all right-thinking men, that
man is Louis Napoleon, Emperor of
France He has violated every priuciple
of honor, destroyed the Government he
had sworn to protect, and set on an infu-
rated soldiery to butcher those who
would not submit to his usurped power.
And yet, fawning nincompoop, q Rev.
J. G. Stewart, of the U. S. Navy, has
published long letter giving the details
of q visit he has recently had with Louis
Napoleon. He grows morbidly pathetic
while describing the condescension Of the
Emperor: his love for the people and his
almost childish 'Gkindness of heart" Did
the Republicans butchers in the streets
of Paris, feel this kindness? Do the
many noble Frenchmen imprisoned Or
banishcd by his order, suspect him ofany
peculiar tenderness? But the worst fea-
ture of the base is, the majority of people
view successful villainy in the same light
as does this Reverend. What high
toned morality such eulogiums will teach
the young Will not this hero-worship-
ing divine tell us at what precise point
villainy ceases to be criminal. How great
Il wretch must man be to be respect
able? How much of success is necessary
to blind mems eyes with its dazzling
| light?
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1857-12-02

FiLLIBusTERIsM.-Bu Buchanan in his ia
NOUS 'Ostend Manifesto" distinctly a.
vowed his belief in the highwaynnan's
pies, that "might makes right" The
course of the administration in regard to
Gen. Walker, plainly shows that it acts
upon the same principle. If ever 4 man
deserved to be hung, it is this same Walk
er. There is not q pirate whose black flag
sweeps the seas, who is more Of u MUIR
derer than lie. What has Walker done I?
He has interrupted the peaceful civiliza-
ton of Central America, which was being
accomplished by commerce he has
slaughtered the natives; he Las enticed
away American citizens, some to find
graves in a foreign land, some to return
81 diseased and woe-str:ekcn rs 70 move
the pity Of stTcet-beggars; h. has violated
the neutrality laws Of our nayion-ar,i fer
whati To satisfy his love .: !unicr and
alnbit;on -to widen the ar,& Il slave ter
ritory. He las hal tlo '~l'.lence to
address Secretary Cass IS - aoi.ial, a;'d
70 style himself Governor d. Central A
merica. No doubt III :: S,J:hcrn
friends AS guilty ana nnT. ID ssh.m-
SCI, but It is little astca g ;l.at our
Government will connive &c acts Of
such villain. He has s.,sia embarked
from New Orleans With s ff.rt;on Of his
srmy. 1t was clearly the duty Of tie
government to prevent tbs expedition,
but it dared not 81 deeply otG,2nl the Sla-
very Psopagana:sts.