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Prices and Sales of Stocks in NeW York.
BY TELEGRAPH,
trough VIM. FISHER 4 Son, Stock and Bill Brokers,
BALTIMORE MARKETS.

WEDNESDAY, August IL.
to-day of 700 bags fair Rio 10X dlo% We quote
Rio at 1Ox d0s cents for fair; 11H for good to
prime Laguayra at 11kG12 cents; Java 15(116 cents
and Mocha at Tx cents We note the arrival of bark
Amala from Rio with 4,SOO bags. Stock about IA 900
bags.
FLOUR-The market for Flour was firm to- day with
better inquiry than for days past The sales EN-
brace 600 bbls City Mills Super at S. 100 bbls old Ohio
Super at s5; 100 bbs Ohio Snper at S5.371S 100
bbls Howard street Super at s537k $50 bbs City
Mills Extra Sc 25; and $50 bbs Ohio Extra at $6d6 25
Later in the day there sale of 100 bbls. Ohio
Super at so; Baltimore Ground Family is selling at
So Extra 81 Rye Flour is at $4 Sales Of
200 bbls City Corn Meal at S4 so. .;i g. u
GRAIN.-The offerings of Grain were again large,
amounting to about 1000 bushels ~
dull and prices irregular. Sales of red at ll5Gl25
cts Tor iair to prime, and lot OF 300 pus choice
brought S3 cts White sold at lis to l2o cts for common
TO medium rs to 1856 cts for fair to good 14O cts for
prime, and family -four wheat las to $50 cts. ,4i1t
CoRs-Tae offerings of Corn reach about 900 bush
Saes OF white at 81 to Sc cts and yellow at 80 cts sale
OF strictly prime yellow was made at g2 cts The market
closed hrm at "a to sc cts for white for yell
oArs-The receipts of Oats were z 900 bush Of which
tbere was eoou demand with sales of Maryland at 3S
(94l cts for new and IS cts. for old Pennsylvania
~ RrE1There was 500 bush Pennsylyania offered which
sold dat at 81 e CTS Maryland are nominal at 20 cts
out change in prices We still quote Cuba Muscoyado at
33G35 cts; cayed do. 30d32 cts Orleans 4 AZ cts
Porto Rico, 5000 cts and English Island do at Si6
-. PROyIsIONSThe MARKET is very quiet but holders
are firm We note sales to-day of 20 hhds sbonlde !,
TX cents and Is hhds Sides at cents about 40 hhds
in jobbng Shoulders and Sides TX for the
former and Ok for the latter We also sales
50 bbls prime pork at sl5 and small sales Of Western
Lard at il cents in bbs Wequ0te Bulk Shoulders
6H cents Sides at ~ to 50 cents Bacon Shoulders al
cents and Sides OK cts Western Mess Pork at s775
Prime SIS, Rump Sl3Gl3 So Beef $40 for Baltimore
Mess, and SIS for No Western Lard at IL to II cts
City is nominal at 104 to IL cts. r. e.
~ RlCE-fs without chang and selling at 81 cts To-
(" Fair and 3S to 81 cts. for prime. '-.- ts.1f
SOGARS-Tle market for Sugar is very duii, and nc
transactions taking place We continue quotations
as toiows Refining grades of Porto Rco Cuba and Eng
hsh island 97H cts; fair to good Cuba SgS1 cts
prime DO s&d9 cts; fair to good Porto Rico SHd'
c.s; prime and choice do e4ds1 cts and New oriean
49, still selling to fair extent at so TO
1round alum l25 cts for Marshals and l4o cts TO
Ashtons Bulk salt selling from store at 20 to Is cts
1 per bdshei. .9iI 5tVr' EE7@@gT7 itff
tqWHIsK EY;aThs market is euiet Small sales of ohb
. = - : = vs. .rotf-
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PHILADELPHIA NEWS -Auersr IL

William Rawle, ESQ., an old and highly esteemed
member of the bar, died last evening, aged Il years
The deceased best known to the legal profession as
reporter the decisions of the Supreme Court Of Pcnnsy
yania and in the performance of his duties in that office
he labored carefully and ndustrously. ..
The journeymen taiors of the city held n meeting on
Monday evening for the purpose of adopting
increase the received for their abors Letters
read from the ailors' trade societies Of New York
Boston and Washington expressing the wameSt sympa
thes of the alorS of those cities for their brethren
PHILADELPHIA.
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IMPORTS AT BALTIMORE.
FOREIGN.

Rio JANEIRo-Bark Anlalia.
4770 bags cofee-order
WINDSOR N. S.-Schr. Lucy Anres
220 tons plaster-Kesey Gray. It...
COASTWISE
New YoRK-Schr. Emily johnson
40 bdls. iron-Keyser, Troxell Co. 39S do. do-J.
Hartshorn so do do.-Thompsen 4 Oudesuys; 200 bags
cotfee-Hyatt 4 Stump cases cron-Laws l. Moore; 5
casks lead pipe-E. L. Parker Il Co.; 40 matches
Robinson Lord Co. 3S pkgs mdse.-rhomsen, Wood
Block 25 sardnes, 80 bbs currants-Schwartz &
Dix; so hhds. sugar, rs pkgs mdse.-order
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EXPORTS FROM BALTIMORE.

To LIvERPooL-219 hhds. tobacco 900 bbls -four 100
bags Bark IL 900 N o. Slaves.
To MADEIRA-640 bbs -four 400 bushels GO bbls.
rosin box drugs boxes crackers box dental instru
ments, $50 boxes Soap, and 5000 feet lumber
To LAGUAYRA-SO0 bbls and 200 bags wheat, 2 boxes
mdse., bundle misc. picks, and IL bundles bags
To WEST INDIEsS00 bbls flour, 100 bbls and 100 bags
meal 20 bb 80 half bbs and 100 bags bread 100
bags corn 25 kegs butter 20 kegs talow so pals lard
100 bbls crackers, 10 doz brooms 10 doz buckets 20
half bbls beef so cask hose cask clubbing 1000
slaves, and Is, 900 shingles.
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DAN RIcE's TRAINED CAMEL kILLED.-Dan Rices
trained camel was killed on Friday last The com
pany was going from Brazil to Green Castle, Ind,
and as the elephant and camel which were chained
together, were crossing bridge, nine miles from
the latter place, they broke through: The elephant
caught a beam with his trunk, and found footing
for one of his legs, and so saved himself by main
strength, climbing upon the firm part of the work;
but the poor camel swung by his side when he
reached terra .frma with broken neck.
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Hot yye,tharat Ct Io,,,s
Steamboat Collision.

ST. LOUIS, August live ARE having very hot
weather here at present There eleven of
stroke reported yesterday several Of which
The thermometer ranges from 95o to 104'. r.
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THE LATE DIR. KANEs DISCOVERIES.

The LATE DIX NAMES DlSCOFERlES.
The following is copy of the correspondence
between Mr.. John Jay of the American and Sir
Roderick j. Murchison of the British Geographical
Society, in reference to the alleged disparagement
of DIR. kane's Arctic discoveries
Jr. Jay to Sir RodericE j. Jfurchison.
Roovs oE THE Ayrp1c.N Grocp p,purc.1 ANN Sr,T1s-
TIr,f SocIrTy NV Ynpr Mov 1879
sTbe atteUtion IF tbs nercan na oronbi o,
co1 and Sfatst;cai Sncot nu neeS a. tIsir alt
meetino on the 9Th Of Nav inst to the tnlIowing
naragronh from recent nnmber of IV;ins, 4, Sn;ths
E,ronean Times.
mat maetingoftbe ROYAL GaocranbicaI Sociatv
DIR Rink Dane read naner in which he cbol,
ioJ H. anooo f 80 ~ " oii +I niIood a., a.;
on,to.;as nf ~ E,o " a ~ nnth a., 81 60 ,a 90
GreonIand ->'No 'N '"o -'i vi 'e'' '0"'' VI
.Tha iacturar maintained that tho limo ooost on
tho Amaricm shore of RaIin's Raw a. b;ab as 81
~ Iot;tda lotabd -, ~ Kona,yht aS - ." 60;
W & oi' ' Na,o C.,i v ""a n'.
anu VI, aS S ", teu "
m otSn ecu d i'o poih'S "ere was
" .:Wn, othnr ,or,ions or m, Eoro, rorro.;,o
ytd d :. ms v. I It't 49, ~,
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ST. LOUIS, Aug. 10.-The steamer Edward Manning
burnt to the waters edge Alton yesterday The
loss is $4,000 The boat insured for S1 600 in the
Pittsburg Offices .....'
The Great Britain.
NEW YORK. August 1.-THE steamer Great Britain
is below from Liverpool Her dates have been antici-
pated.
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stlmttarn an6 Commercial Rebietu.
BALTIMORE, August IL. 1858

bALrlMokE, august III, 1895 D.
Stocks much m ore active day the business OF
the Board summing up close to 800 600 The cash
sales of Baltimore and Ohio Railroad show falling
about dollar share, $50 shares selling $50
cash. with small lot at 5SH and buyer go days also at
$50 The closing sales at S5SA sellers option GO
days and the stock left off S5SA bid $50 asked regular
way; $50 bid s59& asked, buyer 60 days Northern Cen
tra is little weaker with sales of 100 shares at S20A
buyer 90 days closing $40 bid $2os asked cash Bank
stocks still quiet but rm the sales today comprising
II shares Farmers Merchants $4O and 1l6 shares
Mechanics at Ss%. There also sale of 500 shares
Springfield Mining Company, buyer 60 days, at s2K,
better than last transactions
Baltimore City 6s 1890 are little better $3.50 selling
at 80, an improvement of previous sales There was
movement in Railroad bonds but the transactions
large 500 Baltimore and Ohio 1855 sold at
So buyer 60an advance last transactions Northern
Central 1855 firm selling at 67 seller 60
after so days. North Western Virginia unendorsed 81
mortgage opened with sales at 35 but afterwards sold at
81 At the close however S44 was bid with SO asked
Central Ohio 1st mortgage fell off previous
tions, So 900 being sold day at 61k.
At New York day fances were very heavy with
considerable decline in prices Erie declined " New
York Central l; Reading 1; Cleveland and Toledo u;
Rock Island S Michigan Southern a. Harlem x Canton
sold yesterday at 194. .... Z 'f+
..e BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
The regular monthly meeting of the Board of Directors
of this Company held this Wednesday, morning
when the of the Road for the month of July
shown to have been follows: r...s a
..... Main Stem. n W. Va. Wash Br. Total
For Passeng s57 26 63 s22s934 9473O O3 sss1s9OO
For Freight. 25S ,295 So 14l3E S,67lso 276oso53
r sSlO 10 SIC, 81 s3s l44S3 $S65 269 So
Compared with the same month in 1857, these returns
show the following result
Main Stem. n W. Va. Wash. Br. Total.
July 1857 ,S4O7 Ss.ss ......E s372l64s 444,4Oo37
July 1855 80 10 l9 $l64025 81 3S l4S3 365 269 SO
Decrease for July, 1858. S79 "a
These figures show decrease of 500 46 60 the Main
Stem an increase of S92s "a the Washington Branch
aud the receipt SIG 81 from the North Western Vir
gnia Branch which not in working order in July O.
last year; making the total decrease S79, ,130.S4
The total revenue of the Company since October last
the of the present fiscal year, compared
with the period of the preceding fiscal year. exhibits
a decrease of about S4l4 900. --.....
The transportation eastwardly, into the city of Balti
more some of the principal staples during the month
I,, hoe, ella
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AssAssINAToN.-D. b. Scott, wellknown cti
zen living in Cabell county, the Mason line was
assassinated on Wednesday evening last ltappears
he was returning home in buggy, with negro
girl with him, and when within two or three hun
dred wards of his house, his horse became righten
ed and upon looking around, he was fired upon and
received ball in his left side, which passed through
and struck rib on the right. He was Immediately
taken to his house, and died in about an hour
Richmond IPLtg
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RAREY on "BLINKERS. Mr.. Rarey having been
asked his opinion with regard to the use of "blink-
ers," on horses, replies in a communication to tho
London Times, in which he states that his expert
with and observation of horses proves clearly
that blinkers should not be used and that the sight
of the horse, for many reasons, should not be inter
fered with in any way" Horses are only fearful of
objects which they do not understand or are not IA
miliar with, and the eye is one of the principal me
diums by which this understanding and this famil
iarity are brough about. They can be broken in
less time and better without bnkers, and driven
past objects which usually starte them, with far
more safety when the eye has opportunity to ex-
anime the object fully. The horse is better Judge
of distances than man. and if allowed the free use
of his eyes, would avoid collisions frequently caused
by the carelessness of his driver. Mr. Rarev states
that the use of blinkers is rapidly disappearing in
the United States and predicts increased useful
ness in the horse when this olly of the ninetecth
century, il abolished in London.
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The CLIMATE OF FRAZER RIyER.-This dis
trict, to which all classes are turning their
attention, possesses mild and genial climate and
fertile soil awaits the labor of the agricuturist.
All our upper Pacific coast has range OF tempera-
ture something like the west of England, though
somewhat hotter in summer. The gold excitement
will turn the worlds attention to this land as
field of emigration, and will do much for develop
inc the resources of what may prove to be one
of the richest portions of the continent.-Scientfc
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Littleton w aller Tazewel of Norfolk. is believed
to be the only surviving member of the memnr.hla
Virginia Legislatures of 1913, 99 and 1893 and IsO0
Major Yancey, of Buckingham, died last year and
Major holland, of Loudoun, year or two pre-
Yl0us, lfIt -. mn ~ ~ --.- -
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RECENT Prices OF RARE AMERICAN CoINs-Mr J.
H. Hickcox, in his valuable work on American
Coinage, gives list of recent prices paid for rare
coins. The "Pine Tree shillings and sixpences
England shillings and sixpences, $50 to 25; Carroll
ma elephant pieces $40; early dollars and halves,
about 50 each; dollars of 1884, 1881, 1892 81 each;
gold dollar of 1886, 81; 1852, SO; dimes and half
dimes prior to 1915, about 81 each; cent of 1879,
s.; 1898, Sl.5O to ST. half cent of 1886, So 1881,
SlO
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The supply for Money appeared unchanged
Loans brokers' usual of late 3k IA per cent, al
though decline in the demand generally looked for
after the Government loan 1t is stated that $780,,
resold ton private terms) of the
foreign banking firms Some bills London made
at lO9& of the loan The Bank of Commerce
and the United States Trust Co paid in the SubTreasury
s. 100 600 account of their bids and other parties
1868 900.
There moderate demand for Sterling on Tuesday
for the Boston Bank and Bankers sales, 95d
OK Commercial bills, which have not been plenty, 94
m9h Francs 5l2bG5llH
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Marine Disaster.

BosToN, Aug. 1.-THE bark Eliza, of New York Capt
Pike struck Seal Island Ledge Thursday last and
sunk The second mate and two of the picked
up in boat below Newburyport. The captain and mate
and three others left in another boat also without prov
sions. They have not been heard of.
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Coal Mine ExpIoston

HALIFAX, Aug. IL There gas explosion in the
Albion Coal Mines day by which two kill
ed and many wounded.
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the Arant Port will be obtained. At the back there
will be reserved space where the cavaliers of the
ladies in the trbunes will find standing room, but
they will be able to see nothing.
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From Washington.
THE ATLANTIC CABLE.
Dinner to Gov. Chase, of Ohio, &c.

NEW YORK, August 1.-THE line to Newfoundland is
again interrupted and have had nothing further from
Trinity Bay o-day.
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BosT0N, Aug. 10-GovernOr Chase, of Ohio received 4
complimentary dinner at the Parker House, yesterday
afternoon from the leading Republicans Governor Banks
pres ided.
The bark Hebron quarantine, from New Orleans had
death her PASSAGE and her have been
sent to the hospital.
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Boston, August 1.-THE steamer Montreal hence fol
Portland the steamer lewiston from Portland fol
New York came collision last night and were consid
erably damaged. Both have arrived here. No person
injured ....- F.s. ........ d.
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MARYLAND NEWS.

The generous rains of last week have materially revived
the prospect Of the growing in Frederick county and
look forward with confidence an abundant har
vest of this great staple
Mr. Jacob Leilich of Frederick met with acci-
dent Thursday last whilst attempting jump from
burden train, Evansville His shoulder dsoca-
ted and his body considerably bruised.
Miss Catharne Dusinger died her residence in Ha-
gerstown Wednesday last in the SD year of her age
She resided i'll the house in which she died for period of
rs years.
On Saturday last the coored folks of Hagersown had
extensive Pic Mic and Tournament the lands of Mr.
Cromer in the Cearspring District In the evening they
returned to town in procession, preceded by colored
band of music, and made quite imposing demonstra-
ton.
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Sailing OF the Europa.
BosToN, August 1.-THE steamer Europa sailed hence
with fifty passengers for Liverpool She took out
no
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AKING IN THE HOUSE OF COMMoNS-A few nights
ago, says London paper, there seen the un-'
usual spectacle of vertabe negro black a coal,
sitting in the place of honor under the gallery,
which is set apart for the peers of England, when
they come down to listen to the debates in the Com
mons House. The appearance of this gentleman
in such place excited good deal of attention. and
it was generally thought to be mistake to place
him there. "Surely," it was said, ''the gallery
for strangers was good enough for a nigger, but
to place him among peers error" But
on inquiry being made it was found that the
colOred gentleman bears a higher title than the
proudest peer-for he is a veritable king; and
not a king clogged by constitutional forms, but as
despotic in his dominions as Louis Napoleon is in
France-nay, more, for he is absolute; his will is
law, and the life and property of every subject
entirely at his mercy He is King of Bonny, on the
western coast of Africa, and whom he will he can
set up, and whom he will he put down. His
Majesty is an old man, and somewhat paralyzed in
his limbs. He was introduced into the House by
our metropolitan monarch, Mr.. Thwaites He talks
English well, and his sway is as benevolent as it is
despotic, we understand One of his achievements
deserves record. He has put down cannibalism in
his dominions, and taught his subjects to feed upon
the fruits of the earth instead of devOurng one
another.
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S24EakH GA IEau A-dIk@ HOFk 1
.4oIggA5Ho 70 .oE 'e giggA a. l-sJ Il b
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,Statementcf Floating Debt and Ardilable Means.
Amount of bills payable 1892 6O2 q
Balance of interest uncalled for due 1st April
last on Company's bonds .................. 100000
State due Bonds Observation-Disclosures. 1O,093 65
States one fifth of the receipts from passengers
over the Washington Branch for the half year
ending 8oth June last w .......... 3l,o19oo
Interest due lst July bonds of the North
for. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. .......... 10000
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President Royal Geographical Society.
To John Jay, Esq, Secretary for Foreign Cores
pondence American Geographical and Statistical
Society, New York.
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AVAILABLE MEANS
Uncollected Revenue which is Judged to ba the
the 1st inst. when it S257 ,97S71
Cash on hand 19201T
City Stock hand Sl64S663
Less amount advanced thereon IL s3 90 4343o 90
City Stock to be received and for which appi-
cation has been made S25729 059S per CT. % 214 AZ
Bills Receivable due within 60 days. 11179S5
$297 9l7 "A
The Bills Payable on the 18th july the date
of the last statement, amounted 496 40S l6
Same the present date e.............. 392 602 2l
Showing decrease Of S103 S05 90
Tredsurer'S Office BtitinOre and Ohio RditrOIi Com
p1ny, August 10Th, 1858.
.".' J. l. ATKINSON, Treasurer
The exchanges at the New.York Bank Clearing House
Tuesday $36 96l .OS, and the balances sl,l64
524 40.
The business of the New York Sub Treasury Tues
dnu vas a.
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Total receipts 149 $50 So
of which from customs s............... Jag 900 90
On account of loau......... ...... 1858 900 90
Total payments. ........... ........ 400 69S "a
of which California drafts. $4,000 90
Messrs. Thompson Brothers, Brokers, New York,
quote Land Warrants as follows, viz ::
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1858-09-23

he is as Independent as he is bold, aadsmil.
ing ut spithetsthat produce. .spasus or crhgs
ing, bis fund o. evaiety seems aslimisiess@
the number Of subjects that vince at bis
structures. His oddities hare definite end,
and-tsll with withedng force." In preparing
for the great debate ip.P Philadelphis, he has
gathered al tbs statistics Of ali the Prisons
in Ameriea, and,win shaR.that tie -Nertk
has xastly mere natives IN tho penitentiav
than the Septh, land that the lasge najoRity
Of malsfactorain ths.South yeFe. horn and
raised in the free States. The reportsrs Of
the debate giA be Northsrn men, and he
viii thus contend against great odds, How
eyer, those people will pot find bim man
of mere epithets, bu. Of facts. ., speaker Of
extraordinary force, as well as Of 6se. Esti.
mate his character aa you will be will always
be q giant. .,,.- .... -...
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nine years, my votes, as the record will show,
have been cast on the same side with my
respected colleagues in the Senate and
House most of whom have declined to ,uuite
in the organization with the Democratic par
ty. and against whom the imputation Of INA.
tionalism" has not been made. Virginia
has maintained her principles with as much
eonstancy and fidelity as any State in the
Union-has always exercised a potent inau;
ence in the affairs. of Government, and her
SONS have been loyal to party and it's orgapi'
zation.
Whenever the Democratic party ceases
in good faith to execute its professed princi-
pies, I shall cease to support it. Whenever
that party fails to lay down correct princi-
pies, I shall abjure its organization. Till
the happening of one of these events, ny
voice and vote will ever be at. its service
When it perishes, the wreck Of the Union
will cover its grave, and I-look upon the
happening Of that catastrophe with more
solicitude as grow older. A cobbler in a
few hours can destroy the most splendid ar
chiteetural pile; to restore it in its symme-
try and grandeur is the work of years of pa
tient toll by master mechanics. 1t is easier
to pull down than to buildup. If the alter
native was presented to the South of contin.
uing in the Union as interiors in the rights
and privileges of common Government, or
to dissolve the Union, we should not hesitate
in choosing the latter. Neither States nor
individuals can look upon life as n boon, if
it is to be spent in disgrace-censcience Of
self: degradation. "a Ny ardent prayer is that
no such alternative may ever come. When
this government is destroyed, neither you
nor me, your children or my children, will
ever live to see SO good government re con-
structed; q government that gives such
ample leprotection to all the rightaof person aud
property at home and abroad, and requires
so little from the citizen in return.