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EREIT CANS.

U5T received and OR sale 40 Lowest rites
- go dozen ArliuTs yellow Clay quart.
$50 do do do do quartz
900 do Tin Cans all sizes.
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NASHVILLE.
STATE FAER.


First DaT--ITOnday, October 1 Il
Yesterday was a very Indictment day, AMI the St
tendance at The Fair Ground vas not 50 large as We
had anticipated even in such weather. The Fair
was formally opeBed by Gov. G. HAMS, President
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The Atlantic Monthly, just received by
sep2z JOHN YORK & co.
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oa p,aaMn

GLE taalafl iafHaflH Huf HHrN
in IF iAe present time, i co. w
HlH ri domestic education NW
#ig lhamsalvfi lmi la Husbands
famllIa, sHl ihe community N
IHfat, laei iha evil esifnl u, in
n tfaalesi amuu1l " happiness In
eIF.iIHdiIfe fauhI IN ihe lomeii00
fsalfHh, abl mafi of dils lepeul.
nn lh domestic culture ahi habits uf
lla alia and mother l,d oui
daughter. be Intellectually educated
a. highly - possible let iheii mnr
il and social nature receive iho
highest fnees N vitnf anl refine
mem hul along with three, lrl Che
dlmea'le virtues hud y prominent
place
W. ahnuul ,ay much about our
daughters being hereafter wives and
mothers, but W oushl 70 hlnk much
ei 1, aHl give The lllanfhl pfaml
hence IN All on plans 'of their cdu
catian Good wives lhey cnnnothc,
At easl tor mcn of intelligence,
wl,hou, mental enltnc good moth
ers they certainly eannot be without
Il aud more than this, they cannot
be such wives as men need, unless
they ate good usc.kecpcrs. with.
ou, a a4horaugh and pya, i,rs' train.
ing b that end. our daughters
should he practically ,auph, TO bake,
wash, sweep, cuok, So, table, aud do
everything appcriaining 81 that
order, nea,ncss, economy aud hap.
pincss Of the hnuschold. Al this
they can learn a. vel A. not. and
better than not. |, need not IN.
terlere IN the lcas, with their IN.
tellec,aal education. nor with the
highcs, style Of refinement. TN the
contrary, !. shall greatly contribute
thereto. only lc, ,ha, time which is
worsc than wasted in idlcness. saani.
cripg, gossip, frivolous reading, anil
the ,nicus modern female dlssipa.
tons to hill time and health. be- DE-.
voted to domestic duties nul cduca.
ttot. anI aur Iauvhs.r. ve,,lI snnn
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The Insanity Of Ex,ravagancs

fsiravagance cannot DC sustained
very long w,ihoa, wealth. and seldom
without steady Application to some
employment. II rarely happens
,ha, the fancy and cx,ruyagan, livcrs
lack iuia,ricus habits. They have
some regular business which receives
their iaily and yearly attendance,
no, ,ha, Ties prefer labor % rc,irv.
men, and sa~, bn, because they
"mn.,, In crl'cr 10 liyc.s Mary
Young merchants. commencing bu.,.
ncss under circrustsnccs entirely
fasotahle---mskIng snc. sometimes
gpa, profits, live s~sy their inecme
and never sr'v. ., ,hs, period vhcn
prusreryHs men may retire With
plsn,y 10 enjoy the comforts Of .
que, home. The money expended
IN felly-iecmed neccssi,y--by
some, an I've or az years could v
made sound basis upon which .
eompe,eaty fer life nigh, be made
In a ,hor, period. Mechanic, ar
not - ap, 10 live szsrsvasassly %
the means ef many would allow,
aud y,, their condition appears
prefershle 10 ,ha, cf the ons whose
heavy OUTLAWS bring him the things
that portions cf society call luymics.
I, appears, zoo. shs. they Who have
acquired grea, rches, and cshers
who have lef, behind them gres,
names, we're not ef that kind Who
live exuavsssr.ly merely because
their neishbcrs Judge Of men BY
their srpesises and taste 10 drcs.
The riches have become so by
economy. Young mss can never
grow rich BY expendms ell they
earn, and thsy need never anticipate
real hsppisess. IL shey engage in
prossabls pursuits in yossh. jus, 10
live - others DO. They neel nos
expect god hsalsh or leas life, or
10 reseh = position insellsssss1ly. or
b lesve . pcsserisy ~ ~iIl rise
above ne commences level. Nature
and lie ssrsishs fsvsara laws viii
not permit il Good health never
fssad IN sii in heating liqsids and
hssto Diet : lsas life never sought
iss essence IN bsaqses halls. sad
efeasaess nevss bssel frva he
kess, ssi sfesa. - city vsPcss
pss fsnA by eassssivs ''kisflsa
fsni1.r-SR. Ass.
--Doo--
keer Ar fast dll TIE fsoss. ~.
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\ tr.hblt wfIlns " m aaricaIia,
al Iarn Hft
! tuel talhef = en NE experiment
wilh = ifH r0'aiHo, last seasah
Scum iFflJo mlWh slneo I as
Letter ffm q farmer, flnllbe tho
great sneoeai that had attended nh
experiment iho afIi,f hal msie in
iha rfeyloa, season II consisted N
iusrftihf pea IN each puia'oe sri
aud planting The pulaloe IN The usnhl
vas fhe result, he slalel va, q
large yIgll ~ peas and , splendid
crop ol pniilnoi hul lhe most im
roiiant result was iho entire lreion
N the puiainea ~ treated from sny
disease, while M uoie planted N
lhr usual way III lho same hcld wcre
extensively lelerloralel, va lci
~ this statement 10 NY ihc eSpefl
men' oh D Amall scale IN nv owu
garden ihls season, ! planted no,
quite half . peek, only lll,y sets IA
~ rnAs cutting n piece ont VI each,
AMI putting pea hfml, iu. The
peas gree up ani ilaurlshelvcll, and
last week dug the potatoes, They
we're perfectly ltcc from tho slight
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hs- The son of a wealthy Je~
banker in London became much Of.
iached to a Young Christian. With
whom his father opposed bis union.
When the 1n found tia, the father
could no, be indicted to give NJ, con.
sen, to the match, he concludcd 10
marry wiihou, Il. Tho father then
threatened 10 withhold every shilling
from him, whcreupou tic son replied,
that II the father did not intend n
give him anything, be would become
a Christian, and according 10 the lev
he would be entitled TO ons half Of
bis fathers fortune. The father,
much alarmed. acw TO his lsxyer 10
inquire whether such Law really Vss
in existence. Tho hvyu'. sssver
vas in the affirmative. bu. sd.llse
that, IL he would hand him over ssa
gainsas, he would give him . plsn
BY which he could fraslrs,e HE sons
plans. The ten gnlneas we're quick.
~ produced. Nov" said the Law.
yer, quietly pOekc,ing The money.
"all ,ha, remains for you to do IL 70
become Chris,ian also, and The
laa viii no, oblise you to leave yssr
son q cent cf money" The Jev
harrieily -ci,ed bis hat. and lcf, the
lawyer without sny further rcmssk.
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NHfn #hfn fai 'hef fHf ille
hui W. r1lAwlie VI my famh
piH N MlWn faiifn occupy ihf
slfnf Whafo ou hnoi,iaet usei IL
hang, hhl wa nillsf ourselves lhal
I've male , good haigila IN ihe -
change I nov ials fsnesai in
lefon IN lhe Dilee N beef, ahl We
bully onf butcher with lhe az n
respectable married man We hay
nv potatoes nos myiolf anl We m
nni ~ bo hamh1oilel oul Of mg
spare change by anybody Ilui I
am not "mhloiheiof " anl | lid
M, ~ ona "uaIn " We hasp
finished All my "uiins," nhl !
henccfoHh claim fnf anfsef lho
nnma " q correct and sober lndlyll
nal beer We viii NOT iake Into ms
mouth, and our lips shall be sealed
when ihc festive "cocklall" would
irmpi me 10 indulge not shah the
social "cobhlw" ~ the genial
"iulcp," or The seductive "smash"
induce me 10 fracture our resolution.
oirsclf Is The besi Judge u tho
prophecies " my domestic llfc
Triangle, ayauni Jones, got thce
behind me Marcveighl. mint
thee Tying. my Jolly Joker, not
oven with thee vill | take cur a..
cu.,omcl "nip." III, W. H." We
esteem thee NJ my friend anil onr
iocosc contributor, bu, thou and |,
Henry. have taken our las, "svig"
from your little private wicker hot.
tic. Dclmonico's shall know us No
more, and ut Ma,aran's shall | never
again comicr, oursclf with my mid.
day sherry which did 50 much refresh
us. Dcpar, from us, Arnold temp,
mc not.
We are now l.cnc,lick, aud | am
determined 70 become respectable,
steady. aud serious. | have invent
cd MI anti. ,i.bachclcr's multiplication
table, which We have learned by
heart. and which | commend to the
careful consideration Of our real.
cts '---
Twice two "smashcs" buys q box
cf h,ir.pius.
Twice ih,ce "coblcrs" buy. pair
Of earrings chcap.l
Twice four "lagcrs" buys a pair
Of glove, female
Twice 6vc "jalip," buys breast.
pin. { (icmalc.)
Twice sN punches" buys linen
collar { female.
rvicc seven "ales" buy. apair Of
shoes. (fcnale
Twice eight ",o,liics" bays q
calico ircss, with cloth enough for a
basque an panialo,,cs.
Twice nine "bi,,crs" buys sun
mcr bonnet, (ani leaves a ,r.Ilc ".
wards tho veil AMI ,rimminrs.
Twice ten "saugarces" buys n
pair Of stays. t,aachinc.ssi,ched.
with pa,en, eve lots and embroidcr.
ell down the neck.
Twice eleven "slings" buys col.
lar and under. sleeves, and lcavcs a
balance towards the fringe.
Twice twelve "braniy .,rsigh,s"
are good for . hocpci skirt. eight.
house si.e. ,wc pairs Of long stock.
inss. and = silk psrssel. AMI 60 on
through, ending up with,
Twelve times twelve baskets Of
champagne pays hsase.rcn, for a
year. snd leaves . margin.
LIS astonishing hov much I've
learned OF the mysteries VI femisine
apparel in ten DAYS. ! know sha,
the dear creatures trim their bonncis
with foundation muslin ,ha, !, takes
three brcsi,hs and a half to make q
dress. and ,ha, the lover clee Of
their white skirts u always hem.
stitched With lace work.
Goodbye. Bachelcr'iom. We are
q married iniiviissl. though still. ss
ever. with q considerable rscrvs-
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A RseIxEsr rrr TO rIissi =, ,

A RseisKsr rrr TO fIisuf ~ A
SWAMI ~ Bsrs.--- Il 10 stated Tie,
In" indlsls,ely. while the army wsrv
returning frun Alanbsgh to camp.
one Of the lsncers vas tempted TO peks
his spear into = bees nest, when the
swarm ., once turned on, and attack.
~l the scldiers With such frrcci,y,
sha, they sll turned end nsd, hesA
cmecrS end men sbsndeeine shess
guns, and they did no, stop until they
had reached camp. where they wsvc
enabled partially 10 proWe, ,Asn
selves from their aesivs pessrusss. "
How vculd h - y employ bsps
sssinst the Msrussss Bat the b .
subject for the eoesidsrsnen Of Lsss.
tenant General Scott.
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nJ Lord Droushsm's sou, uAo
!. ,e, a minor, aud consequently
depenisn, upon his father ior ssp.
port. has been noted somewhss %
lat. for hi. attention To- young se.
,ress IN tie French Tlcsier. hlis
father recently wrote tie followiae
lseonie .pi.,le III yra 10 ass
lui, Lcr, III stop your dllovspee."
To vhich the ssn replied; III zoe
do no, double !, VI mary her. o.
The son sill enjoy a sect 10 rsslis.
men, vtcu he becomes VI age.
Coed boyl spssks cot ss u be
belonged 10 the sssiesf ~aes Of
Young An criea'
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AfaEvcunax's Rsslr.-FrueA.
man: Madame. yos vcs ncseh sss
big rsio fos sss roso. laadlsly
o., yss hsss. ~ = ~ vsars p'ssps
nsss nsks hay vhils ~ - sAisaa
FFsadl.sa (isalg.ansly !: na1nns.
- IN ssv1ss 49, = ~ = -.
Yn ~ - siok bunn1o = ~ =
snss sss ~ ca n1Ds1f = ~"
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- Pebble. epiaisa be slusuo
which Dip iss esN bsA Ne -
seespielany us1sssas = Se;elselS
eouo t3h = Wy &oGh - ~
\. A. ~ n sssaseims ~ -
evvN svvessss Ns ~ e-<So->ooo
esa sewrrlv se!I ". " sAesu(bpo.
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M,xixs ov WssHuxaTox. .--uss
no rcproachfal language against any
one, n,i,her csirscs nor rrvilinss.
" No, tho hsssy to beliss tying
reports TO the disfsr.sems0 b any
one.
IN your apparel be modest. and
cudcsvw 10 secommoaase nature
rather than procure s.lmirssion.
Associate yourself only With men
Of good quality IL yos esteem ypsr
reyutssioa, foe u i better 10 he slsn.
sAsn In bad company.
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S"l hare no sppsshsssioes
shss the devil v,Il ever cone fos %, !"
ssii . yesns ,ssn ef qsessisssble
aess.s. "Ile oil ssa bs silly
enough 10 take ,he ssssbls," aii .
byssasasr tor you sse ssiss ssrsishs
to him.'
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dboitt lletirr.
ffo@ ihe " u PiriTHas
THE PRESS.

.sonl II the world the rrcs the Pres.
What wonders hast thou wrought
thlu rainbow realm n mental bliss,
thou starry Il, u thought
\, lew unto the thirst, flowers;
IA the blessed light of heaven,
So widely ~ the summer showers,
fhy silent aid Is given.
Asi cins thou fam unnn the earth
like lhr dread volcanoes glow.
inI tyraH,. ,rrmb.el q, thy birth
Asai 81 sarAIuake's ,hrce.
last thou NJ, u, ,hc darkest land.
Md broke the fsllcst chtn
The Jcspa,'s rci nccurscd baud
shall never forge againt
Anthcr sun thy brightness rose
u'rr the dark. enishiel world.
Mad IN tbs ptuic.s'ricscu lue.
~, liekiniu. flashes hurried.
iitrk superstition crduch'd vhcrc'rr
~, thuni'r .rithinf lcl',
Art,hs mafl'rpus hlec, gaakcd With fear.
AT tbe aanc. OF hell
Aad pr,c,,l, -riii sud sius power
ll,ve slritfl tu h.ui ihrr downs
~, %. hos I,N heRsith thee cover
y. a.,rr sui ,hset etuNu,
m, ual san sr to- rt'fiesi head
To- fd .hy ssepirr oansi
~ ratt th,i ilst 10 s.srt ircai.
lust psi .s lassd vHh 'trons..
~ ~ tbfa -srt,s a. tie Lrccfs--
t.,e la,c.i hrst'h " Iay
SOS ehl.n.s,s ~ tAs might, seas.
h. tbs r,.rG - ~ay.
a. t4, ssnss al %, s-als we're brusc
Faa, haaud ,hs silcni deep,
Nni litett, 4nI truth avass
IFSa, ysu,urics q sleep.
thes Ersi u cssry sinful shore,
That mas " s.tsue.. ired.
Thy brigh, anI .,ge,lins f.ai0as bcrs
The hescon vNrls " tsed.
The ,ss.'s lassp. Ne muses. lyre.
rhoa lroseh,'est s'cr eeeau's foam;
Ia. stellar lish, q -ss.sl fre;
The clcqurprs II Roma
fhsa masie rc.. ~ Euuie caimcs.
Md ths islr. cf hsrharous seas
iirs, heard A,hesis'. wsrls .sblime-
fhs ssrls. pcusstheucSl
lad i'is,s'. lore and sarrhe's lay,
Der stsef l,ais we're borne.
Where issv ~as hesvd the vild fersy,
The savage hsn,rr's horn.
Thea fss et ,r.ihi ,hy fsli. have stream
u'er hsay scld u blood.
Ani sssr shs vr~sk n rmrircs rlssmei.
t.iks The rainbss Ger the food.
The patriots eve still turns - ,hss.
And halls thee frsn sfsr.
A the wsndsrsr ~ the trscklcss sss
llask ha'I'd hi. saiairs star.
Thsa torch n asre, ,hy tlsse .hsll barr
u'er miIlinis W. 10 be.
Asi fame above the funeral urr
uf crimson monarchy
The wsrld alrvsslv halls thy light,
AZ the Chsliesas Of Old.
When hashinr s'ev the clouds II night
The sssr sf Bethlehem roll'd
ldse letters cs the r~sisn's wall.
Bot rlaius~ ta he rv.i.
u sAv ever brirh, sed haruiu- scroll.
Thai tysssss msrk wish dfesd.
O'es ssersps. tkssss and distsm
Hangs sAy ysrsenssss elare
l.ile the svsrd Ger lost Jerssslsw.
Ssspesj-a IN the sif.
While he kearsh. .stsse Of the ball.
Asi ts the ecstser hearth.
Tsss hsise'ss daily festival
~ ssesle>s, vvieeless wsr.h.
hss lishsess % the rsllii cheek
~ skr Described poor.
As1 - tbs espsive. worn and veat.
Opaess the psisss DOR.
o. eve b tly eclsmus tsishs
- 0ugA ~ vivtHs hlesa'
-. es< b NJ sifsal
- ~ lahesS lbiaa.
T. sogsQs - heoess NJ sAall ~
tl3esgA - GsepVss;
Weoeo ~ - = lihasy'
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4 rHflNafn ~ fttniti sifsHiffil
AWAY wnnn napAr
st' gsI,s a 0tIst
rTst tns tsrtst,ststoss

rHH
F4fnsaf fHu, II p'li N tifahoT ~ nv
lffI / giihln ilt mHnihi 4 I1
tfaf mlnihi hW
lafff Hf tnfuafiiiso
Ga urfs hff nsr'ion VI m
Hsfb snh.elaaHi Infsfllhn ll
ftf llfas minlhf u
Isf months W
80 mas teaf A. W
Liberal llslasiion mido iof
lager ave iisemenls,
" Il ITO fi' f'fa1tlu M righl n
be- LBi,lHpfs ~ ieislisis wlih, or Nv
a. M of nv iahof, lrlsh " dlsiindlg
sai stood hA ~ Lsgal idrsniiHag
mail pag M N No. fiif NJ VI psr sgpdn
n ~ laa ~ ise, fsr NJ hr'i Insertion,
I'D ~ ffni, paf H.udn NJ erefB 'uh's
Mrh Insertion u pnr'in ars moi WI
Hil n pig hnf pnrfi, lheY must puh
N aisfrhfre ihan III ne Prnnll Nar
W. \, WAar, Propflsior
~ ~ enmmnn rlInna must he ad.
lf,s.oi TO N. !. Wash, Esq., Pamela,
Mississippi
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Too Coon TO wAsrK.--The meii.
cal attendant Of the st. Ions
Hospital sccssssi an Irish seraa.
Il the door yf the same the other
dav. With; "Dii yoa give the meii.
cine as I told youl" Path, en- !
iii, sir" "And the brandy ~
"Shure, an I tho, !, pi,y TO waste
90 much good liquor on the men that
we're bound 10 die anyhow. 80 |
dnnke,l !, pcself." /"
RIA yoash smlssa ~ish The
charms Of . tcntifsI maid. oaly
vented his passion By shy looks. and
bow and then sssehins he fsir ones
toe via HE toe ssdss The ssbie. ~
rks siri here ~ ssAvsaess . little
vAils IN silesce, vhes ~ esiea oss
-dLssa -, " yvs love -. I'll
~ -, bss dsa's &Fsyav ssselisss."
~fhs rsln i sivss y vifsae.
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Ke-r - fss.s an sie fsss,.jAy
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1858-12-09

relieved them from heavy charge nder
those circumstances, nothing can be better
calculated 10 retard their material progress,
than to divert them from their useful employ
ments, b. prematurely exciting angry poiiti-
cal contests among themselves, for the bene-
fit of aspiring leaders, 1t IS surely no hard
slip for embryo governors, senators, and
members Of Congress, to wait until the num-
Der OF Inhabitants shall equal those Of a single
congressional district. They surely ought
not to be permitted to rush into the Union,
With population less than one-half Of sew
eral Of tbs large counties in the interior CT
some Of the States This was the condition
OF Kansas when j made application to bead
sides, itrequires some time te render the mass
OF population collected in a new Territory,
a. al Homogeneous, and 10 unite them on
anything like q fixed policy. Establish the
tie rule, and all viii look forward to il and
govern themselves accordingly.
But justice TO the people of the several
States requires that this rule should be estab
IisLed BY Congress. Each Stae IS entitled -
two senators and al least one representative
in Congress. Should the people Of the States
fail to elect Y ice President, The power de-
wolves upon the Senate % elect taIs officer
from the two highest candidates CT The list
IL case Of the death of the President the
Vice President thus elected by the Senate.
becomes President Of the United States. Ga
al questions Of legislation, the senators from
the smallest States of the Union have an equal
vote with those from the largest. Tho same
may be said IN regard TO the ratification Of
treaties, and of Executive appointments. III
this HIS worked admirably in practice, whilst
i. conforms in principle With the character
Of a government Instituted by sovereign
States. presume no American citizen would
desire the siZhest change n tha arrangement.
Sill, is It not uaiust and unequal to the eE-
sting States to invest some forty or fifty thou
sand people collected in Territory with t1e
attributes If Sovereignty. and place them on
al equal footing with Ir@.u;a and New York
in The Senate Of the United Sta.eal
For these reasons. / earnestly recommend
the passage Of a general get, which shall pres
vide that upon the application Of Territorial
legislature, declaring heir belief that -ae Ie--
fitory contains . Euaber OF inhabitants Whi1h
fir a State would euttla them - elect
member Of Congress, il shah he tie dHty Ct
the President to cause a census n the inhabi-
tants to be taken, and if found sufficient, then
by the terms Of this act to authorize them to
proceed in their own way 20 frame Safe
constitution, Pre- ara.ory % admission into
the Union. / also recommend tka. an an
pfopnatian may he made, TO enable the Pres
dent to take census Of lie people oI haa-
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JAPAN.

- harpT 70 announce hat 'lFoagh the eaar-
9hsse1ases iseto. efforts Of eur consa' Gen.
e-zz 1ssas-7, ne" treaty has been concluded
With thar en- ire, which may be expected terailv
toauJneut ogr trade x intercourse IN that q,arter.
and remove from our coputryme2 the liabilities
which have heretofore been imposed upoa tie
exercise Of tAair religion. The treaty siaH he
submitted TO the Senate for approval without lie
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GRE At BRITAIN.

It IS my desire that every misunderstood
ing with the government Of Great Britain.
should be amicably and speedily adjusted
Il has been the misfortune Of both countries,
almost ever since the period Of the reyola-
ton, to have been annoyed by a succession
Of irritating and dangerous questions. threat
ouing their friendly relations This has par
,ialy prevented tie full development OF those
feelings Of mutual friendship between the
people Of the two countries, - natural In
themselves and 50 conducive to thcir common
interest. Any serious interrupts Of the
commerce between the United @ta.as and
Great Britain, would be equally injurious TO
both In fact. no two nations have ever eN-
;-.ed on the face Of tAe earth, waich coui1
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The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1858-12-09
TIE RIGHr OF SEARCH.


Entertaining these sentiments, I an gratifed
to inform you, that the lonE-PendinE contro-
vegsy between the two 5oFeram=a-s, ii Re
.anon . the question Cd Visitation "a J search,
has been an.ea2iy abused. BE c.t.n go
the part O. GTea. Britain, t9-e-siT u vssa
American vessels on the high seas IN tine ot
peace, could not De sustained under tie law
q uaaons, and i ha1 been oFegruied By .,af
own most eminent J7g3s.7- ts.s question
was most recently trough. IL al issue, >
ths repeated acts Of British cruisers II boar
ding and searching oar marchaa. vessels n
the Gs,.f Of Mexico. and the adJaeaat seas.
These ae,s wee the most injurious and an
moving, As these we.a7s are traFegsed b
large portion Of the c7mmerca aaanavl-a1ioa
OF the al.aa States and sasig trae and IN
restricted nza Is essential t. The security q
the caazt"ise trade between different S-atas
OF tae ~a5on. slca vexatjoa- prescriptions
could not itil to excite the I-e.ss o. the