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NEVER KNOWN TO FAIL
~ D i. SAMB TR0NG'S
FEVER AND AGUE DESTROYER.


A few extracts from letters, giving the opinion Of
brated Remedy, DR.. SAM sTE0NG'S FEVER De
STRoYER
THE Doctors RECOAAESD II.
DR.. Samuel strong's Fever Destroyer 's Just whstw we
want in this bilious climate. # las performed many
remarkable cures A.LAEINoRE, D,
Nahon. Huntington Co, Ind.
Mr.. Curtis Hatch. of Ravenna. G says:-Dr. SAINT
Strong's Fever Destroyer sells we'll. aud gives the est
OF satisfaction to its man. customers
VI u. Henry, Druggist. O0erlin. Lorain Co. Ohio
The Fever Destroye r l. the medicine for the agu- and
fever-it cures every time. l think it is tue best asu-
medicine ever sold
Rev. E. D.. YuuBg. Dewitt. Clinton Co.. Mich. saws:
Dr. saml Stru.Es Fever Destroyer is without 4 ,iouJt
the best asue medicine ever before the public 1 am
informed 10y the druggists thai it Aives the hest Of sat.
isfactlon, and has become one OF the most popular
remedies, ever introduced in the West.
r. Thayer, Druggist. Lansing, Mich, in one Of his
letters, says:-l have sold several gross Of DIR. Stroug's
Fever Destroyer With great success, and want nothing
better.
$. VI. Strong * Co., Cleveland-Gepts Your Foyer
Destroyer has given universal satisfaction. and uer.
formed many wonderful cures in this section.
Respectfully your Obt serv'ts,
HESS < BRO,
East Saginaw, Michigan.
Z A Smith & Co, Druggists. Warren. O.. savs-.Tbe
sales of the Fever Destroyer increase as il becomes
known. ItfaS not failed in a single instance where
1t has been used, that We have heard Of; we have war
ranted Il as 4 sure cure in selling it, but have had none
returned"
sold in Warren ~ Z. A. SMITH & Co. Miles. bv
ii. H. MASON. lOungston, by VI. #. JEWELL
MANNING, and WILDER WARNER
August ~. lo5T-tf.
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1 ARON BURR-The life Of this
N memorable man, is a. lsst ready, and for safe at
Feb. III DAM BOOKSTORE.
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The new firm would respectfully invite the attention
Of Merchants to their large stock Of groceries before
purchasing elsewhere.
Having removed TO , cir new and spacious stores
Nos. 2t2 and 2O4 Crawford's Block River Street they
are prepared TO oHer goods aslow IS they can 6seoHsh
in his market. VIZ. EDnAnDS
May .. 1856 #. HIRAM lDDAN6S-
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LAWS OF OHIO.
nv auTuoRTrY.
I No. Is5 AN ACT

No. 1876 AN ACF
To prevenl the running at large Of Bulls, Bars and
Bucks.
SFcrEoS I. Be Il enacted by the General -SsseHSig
of TIRE Stute Of Ohio. That if the owner OF anS nnH.
boar or buck, shall ALLOW the same to go at large cut oi
his enclosure. be shall forfeit the SUM OF ave doilars
for such offence, to be recovered on eomPla..-b before
any Justice OF the peace Of the county in which such
owner may live; and twice that anoGn; on any suhse
quent conviction; said penalty to so into the treasury
of the togpshiD where such complainant may reside,
for the benefit OF common schools: Provided. that such
Complainant shall be prosecuted within thirty days
next sfter such animal shall be found going t lar e as
aforesaid.
sEo.e. In addition to the penalty prescribed IN the
foregoing section, the owner of said ball, LOsr or buck
thus found going at large. shall he liable to the owner
Of any COW, sh, ep or swine. for any and all iamsEr
arising from the going az large 81 such animals as
Aforesaid. to be recovered on suit hrGgght before any
court Of c~onpetenL Jurisdiction.
SECS This act 10 be in force On and after the first
day Of Mas. is5S-
WILLIAM r. WOODS,
Speaker Of the Hoase Of Representatives.
MARTIN WELkER.
President Of the Senate.
Apr;l 10 l25G
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ARE prepared under the immediate supervision Of a
sxILLFUL PHysi'T'S- ami they nay he relief upon in
all cases. They consist uf-
MARSHALLS TERM CUTHULICON-Sf 80 PER
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PIANOS ~ MELODEONS
70 TItE CITIZENS or TRU.HBULL CONT,

HE subscriber having been inform-t
L that 2 report IS being circulated TO the eaeet that
he has, or Is about to give up the Piano and MeIodeon
'u'lhesS' wishes IN tbs manAer 10 appTize the public
that Snch j. not the case.
Having Recently engaged in the IeTcant.Ie business,
viii in no wise Interfere with the Piano and MeIo.leon
Department, a. maj have been supposed IS the author
or authors Of the report above alluded TO-. All orders
Tor Pianos or MeiOdeOns promptly attended to, at the
old stand in FaTiuiugtIn. TrumhuII County. Ohio
Old Planes or Iclodeons taken in exchange for new
ones. Repairing done with nestness and dispatch.
Address JOSEPH H~AZLEDINE,
Pennington, Trum9ull Co., o.
Pennington. Dec. 20. fJT-Iv-
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Feb. -

The Boot, Shoe and Leather business Eilibe carried
on at the old stand, No. 30 Main Street. Warren. Ohie-
by James Mcconnell and A c. Mcconnell, underline
firm OIL. * A. C. Mcconnell. where they will be glad
to see the friends and patrons of the old finn. They
pledge themselves that they will endeavor to So tall.
as we'll IN article as price. and all we wish to say fur
Their on the subject, is, that our friends give US 4 call
befure purchasing.
W,r-ap Gsh d IS59-tf
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co NOTICE.
EDWARDS & IDDINGs.

The undersigisd formed a eo-Partnership on the first
I day of April. les, tor the pu7po5e Of tranSaetng the
/ Wholesale Grocery and Commission Business IN the
city Of Cleveland, under the partnership name anu
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I. 10y, NJ. D., has returned from the
~ west. and resumed his practice with DR.. Nelson'a at
their ofies east Of the Bank Wsrren.O-
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the GREFEIgERG FlElLY lEDIChES,

ARE prepared under the immediate supervision Of a
sxILLFrL PHSsi'I'S- ami they Ray he relieI upon in
all cases. They consist ur-
MARsHALL'S UTERINE COTH0LICON-S1 80 PER
E~OTTLE.
Acer;ain remedy for Whites; Failing Of the Womb;
Irregular. Dcrtrgei. Pain al Neu-truation and dis
eases OF PresnaEcy inflammation Of the Womb. and all
Uterine II Irnltics- Pal !;a;iOl u the Heart. Nervous
ness, Irregular Appetite. DisoIdered stomach and
Bowels. Indigestion. Nervousness. and AL sympathetic
disturbances corrected with arrangements OF the Womb
- Ha-skaIrs Uierise C0thoLieon uH also er-s
GrarcL. disecse IF fke Hi9Eegs. ard al HriaGrg diff
cEHtss a. MCfes.
s~AEsAPlRILLA cONPnUXD-Si 90 z BOTTLE.
viii cure all diseases Of the Blood; iIumors: Com
p'ziats Ia the Bones and general system. arising from
Mercury or Syphilis; all Chronic general diseases,
and al complaints in the Spring and AUTUMN arising
from r;ElH-es IN tii- Trrsit-r-
G-REEENBEEG Pill RETEDY-SiO0 E BOTTLE
Certain in al cases Of Piles anil Fistult.
DY<ENTERY ~sYRTP-50 CENTS 2 BOTTLE.
An u%ufailing remedy in Diar LGa and DysenterY.
Cholera Hpraus. and Asiatic Cholera, and all com
plants Of the bowels
C~HILDREN'S PAXACEA-JO CENTS e BOTTLE.
IryallaHle in all diseases OF C-h.rlren-such as
Gripiug aud Flatul-ncy. DIarrhna. Thrush.
worm. Scald Head, want Of action in the Bowels, and
Worms
FEVER AMI AGUE~ EzVEDY-5O CENTS L
BOTTLE.
Ce,tain in all cases Of Fever AMI s-ue.
VEGETABLE PILLS-25 CENTS PER BOX.
Sover.i-o "a tie fa',-riur Diseases: Billions Com
plants. Asthma. C,asipit or. DySr-psia- ErySiPrIas
Low. N-Tvous. aLd staple F~v-r>; Gf-tric Fevers.
Grprs. Her; ufu. He'd ,cie. ~Iu'I--~>si IA Mysteries,
liver CuC.VlIIJ. NyFv ,g- Disorders. Ncusa ga. lheC-
uatisIG. and all diseases arising from SAINT Of action
in the digestive organs
EVE LOTION CENTS + U1TTLE
For y ol.rs igd.u.,iaa. urII-ary ind .ultion dim
mes, ard failing cf thv sight. Weakness IN the eyes.
involuntary a~e-Y.r=, foreign sut ,tsHcrs in the eye
&c. IL = f. speedy ai.i posi- i've cu.r-
GREEN MOUNTAIN U~INrNEST-aJ CENTS PER
RON-
Nu.aur the riscJscr - yli,ch this wonderful Oiut-
Ulcut :, aa.si;ci. arc th= fcl.cwiu=: G~iaEiuhar Swell
iars. A-ic IN th- face. SseilrI Breast ani Sore Nip
pic. Il Nursing Wnm-a. Bronchitis. FrlOuS and Ring
worms ScSli Head, tEi IL i sG invtIdtn'e dressing
for iiurus. ScatlS, Drawn Blistefs, and shingles
M LrH EjrrERS-25 CEXTS FER PACKAGE.
Tie -; Tonic known.
THE GEEFENsEEG MANUAL OF l. Lru-=5
PR cory.
For sale by Woop> & "Ew. Warren; Ell ENSIGx.
Newton Fails; BOWMAN ~ SIMPSON. Bracevi!ir; J. n
c. Johnson, Hartford; H. B,ESiED. KjusEan; q. P
CUErIS. Greene; Ell WOLco-T. Farmiugton; and iy
dealers ia BE- siIcineS JsTou ghous the stale.
For Medicines or Agereies. address
Il. b. KINGSLEY. Cleveland,
March -. .Jz-fm. Azeat fer Ohio
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Pulpiiatinn Of the heart. pain in the side. weakness Of
the spine and small of The hack, pain OF the hip joint
WHEN yOu re ire. irregularity Of the bowels. aud also,
that most circulating ofdiSeases the
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CLEWELL & ELWELL,
LAID AGENTS,

HUUSUN, ST. CROLA Co, US,
WILL Enter Lands, Locate Land
Warrants on Commission, and attend to pay.
ing Taxes for Ontesideuts.
IT. Particular attention given 10 Locating Land
Warrants.
Refer to Eaprooi s. Adams, Warren. o.
March l., Is5--tr.
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NEW"

CANDY AND CONFECTIONARY ESTABLISHMENT
I DUNLAP, No. 4 & 5 Market St,
~ Warren. o having quite recently Httea up an
entirely new establishment for the manufacture Of all
kinds Of Candies and ConfectiOnaIies. and having in
his employ the most skillful and experienced work
men. is now prepared to offer a very superior article
! of fresh Candies, OF every variety, and at the lowest
prices. Groeers and others in want of Candies, can
rest assured Of getting an article fresh and good.
October Z. 1851. J.B DUNLAP
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The Warren News Depot,

&UPPLIES al tie following Papers
- Gnj Magazines IL advance Of the mails. For sals
hy the single COPY, or subscriptions received hS TIE
year:
u RS:
Ne~ YORK. ledger, N-@ York N=rcury, View York
H,rkI,. E.siE L-slie's illustrated, Boston True F!Eg.
!ioIc IuurLai. NcE lOF. Tr.uue- LIE IIiI.;sA Ell,
lisr.er's weekly. ltallug's Pictorial. Ec-sly Novel
c,J-. Police Is .z-Ite. Fig % tE- Union. i0tleI's spirit;
New YORK Herald, Yankee Priya:eer, FiciyuEe Ion
d'n Meas. Lonicn fines, New YORK Cnp.cr, Th4a2-
SONS q porter.
Nj ES:
GsrTcrS. E-lcrs8H aai !atnsLi G-ahss1's. G. ley.
At.Ju5a, ohio Cslii,a;g.. Tafkc- Notions, P.teIs.a
EaIiou's nnll1r. FRANK Lcsl;e's, hHic4,r,ocker, N.s.
stvv-E's. Maveriey, Nix NIX.
PORTER d son, ya3n Stree.
Warren. March 81. ls5s.
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AIDES vs.. MUD Ladies can fin
, 4 sure recipe for keeping tfeir Carpets & 'stoops
sicsn, by calling 1t PATCH d ~OPDfCkE'S.
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nR. W. NJ. HORTON, Physician
II and Surgeon. Centre of Fowler, Trumbul Co., o.
March IL, I JG-tE.
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The partnership

~ heretofore existing between the undersigned, is
this day dissolved by mutual consent Of the parties
The notes and accounts belonging to the old hrTn
are in the hands Of Alexander Mcconnell. at the Of
stand. where all persons knowing themselves indebted
on book account, or otherwise, will please call and
make Immediate arrangements for payment
ALEX. MCCONNELL,
Feb. -, %. JAS. MCCONNELL
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TOHN B. IL JULIAN HARMON,
- Physicians and Surgeons, Office North side of the
Public Square, Warren, U. oct 2Oy
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EIDNEYS
creating a sinking. : ne ceiling. and an indi 3erenee
even To the cares Of CO family.
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dissolution. The co-parmer

- ship heretofore existing between MI Z. Treat
aud wm Edwards, under the a-m Of Treat& Edwards
vas dissolved by mutual consent on the LIST day OF
AuriI ISj5. N. j. r. TREAT.
WIN
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To amend an act passed Marsh . l2s Is57, entitled
IAN Act TO Organize and discipline The Militia aud
Volunteer Militia"
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BOOKS.

WALL PAPER.-We are Just OPEN
ing our second supply Of paper ~hangings, and
can say there is nothing like SO full and complete an
assortment IN this region of the country, and are bound
to please all customers. Call and examine, at
April 23. ADAMS BOOKSTORE
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.sHELP CASH-US I!''

ELI OAOIl-O0 =
Ii SLOW customers, and all others owing as
ncney past due, are respectfully informed that they
must pay US. We sell our goods at cash prices, and
expect cash for tAem-sometime. A word 20 the wise
ia suaicient. Toct n PACKARD 4 BARFuN-
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ArnITors OFFICE, TrumbaJl County,l
Warren, o., JGiy -, ISIS.
! heTcay certify tllst I have compared the foregoing
laws with authenticated copies from the Secretary OF
STATE, an! i4a them correct
CHARLES Il. HUNT, Cvnatg -7sE.tVr.
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CARPETS, of all descriptions, from
N(a common TO the finest Brussels-they have to
be seea TO be appreciated. We respectfully solicit all
who wish to purchase, 70 call and examine our so
before making their selections.
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DUFF PRINTS, PRINTED JACO-
- NETS Barrege Robes plain and figured. Berreges
and a CREST variety Of choice dress goods Just received
by IDDINGS & MORGAN
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Price SlyOG per bottle. For sale by WOODS L PEW.
= 4. SMITH. Warren ENSIGN & WOUDWORTiI
Newton Fails and BY Druggists generally.
jan 20 lSLs-lY.
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DEBATES OF CONGRESS, b,

Il Benton, the most valuable work Of the day, can
be seen, and subscribed for at ADAMS BOOksIORA
The 5.h Vol. il nov ready. Teb. la,
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AYERS CHERRY PICTORIAL
FOK THE NAFID JNKE Of
Coughs, Colds. Iloarseness, IuflnenZa.
Bronchitis. WlIoopius Cough, Group,
Asthmas Incipient Consumption,

and for the relief OF COnsumpuve patients IN anNauct
stages OF the disease.
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PREPARED By DIR. J. c. AVER,
J.. IL. DUNLAP,

Practical and analytical Chemist, Loireh, !hass
AMI soII Nv Druggists everywhere. my 49, Ss-4m
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"'frIIE JUBILEE" the great singing
hoax Of the year. by EraIhary. is ready. At
ADAMS BDOESE0SS- Also. the Sabbath Belt by
Gaorg- 8. Root
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FNGRAVINGS FOR GRECIAN
II PAINTING.-A beautiful assortment at
ORTER & SON.
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SAcEEIAEy or STATE's oFrrcE,l
Columbus April -, lS5S-
Thereby certify that the foregoing acts are true cop
les Of the original rolls uow on file IL this Office
=. 2. RCSSEL, Secretary Of state.
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your food distTesses yOu-and you can only take certain
kinds. aud even Of that your system does not get half
the nourishment it contains. as the Acrimonious fluid
OF the etnker eats Il up: then your complexion loses
IT'S bloom and becomes sa'low o. greeuish. and your
hest jas Is gone For want of n~ourishment. your sys
tenn becomes loose and najhy, and the fires Ut your
"ody become relaxed. Then follow a train of diseases
which the Met!icai Discovery is peculiarly adapted TO
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you have both the preventative ami the cure. with this
great and good quality. that it viii never uUder any
circumstances. do you any injiTy.
No change Of diet ever necessray-eat the best you
can get and enough Of IL.
Directions EOE UsE-Aiults one table spoonful Der
dsy-Chihlren over ten years dessert spuouful-ChI
drrn rom i've to eight Tears, tea spoonful As no
directions can lie applicable to all constitutions. take
sufficient 70 operate Tn the bowels twice a lay.
Yours truly,
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.CHAWLS-Stvlla Shawls of the latest
- and most fashionable STYLES, and choicest quail
ties: also. a large variety Of Embroidered and Plain
White Crane, Cashmere. Printed and other varieties,
for sale cheap, by ECK BURWELL & e.
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FRESH TEAS-we can warrant the
l. quality and favor superior-the price, ffty cents,
Mt The NEW YORK STORE.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-06
Hmporfaut Documents.

We have already printed and disposed of very
large edition of our EIGHT-PAGE EXTRA SEMI-WEEKLY
TRIBUNE and shall put to press another edition this
morning to meet such orders as may reach us to-day
The following is list of its contents;
IEDIfORIALs: Stanton and the President; Stanton
aud ths Senate Committees The Lecompton Bill
The Gaze Stated Another Investigation Kentucky
Law.
u..ABuLL REPORT OF THE GREAT ANTI-LE-
COMPTON MEETING AT THE CHINESE
ASSEMBLY ROOMS.
HI.SPEECH OF THE HON +. P. STANTON.
W..LETTERs FROM THE HON JOHN b. HASKlN
AND OTHERS.
V.ADDRFSs OF THE HON. GEO BANCROFT.
VL.RRPOar OF SENATOR GREEN FOR LECOMP-
TON
yu.RFPORT OF SENATOR DOUGLAS, AGAINST
LECOMPTON.
VIII REPORT OF SENATOR'S COLLAMER AND
WADE. AGAINST LECOMPTON.
IX..mAsIFESTO Oh REGENT CALHOUN.
x..LECOMPfON IN INDIANA ANDlPhNNSYLvA-
MIA
THE ADMINISTRATION AND THE HERALD
OF FREEDOM.
XII. GOV WALkERs POSITION.
These documents we believe, in connection with
Mr.. Buehanan's late Extraordinary Message, which
hiss already obtained universal currency, afford full
and fair view of the momentous struggle now in prog
ress ftom its three several aspects-LecOmptonite
Do1glaI.e, ami Republican.
Single copies cents; II copies 80 cents 10 copies
81; g. per hundred sl5 per thousand. Single copies
ine,osed in separate wrappers or otherwise, and di
recei To- such addresses may accompany the order
HORACE GREELEY Co.,
Tribune Office, New York
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-06

We give elsewhere very jubiant article from
The N,ic Orieans Dcita on the subject of the re-
yiyal of the African slave trade which, according
to that journal, so far as the Southwestern States
are concerned, is no longer mere suggestion, but
a realized fact. missionaries Dream" 50 Mr.
Seward said in his late speech, that the laws pro.
- hbitnQ the African slaye trade can be re-
"pealed." He pronounces that idea insane; but
if We are to credit The Ner-Ori,aRs Deia, which
We take to be pretty good authority, not only upon
illibusterirg, but upon saye-tradiDg, without
waiting for any repeal Of the law the trade is rees
tablisbed already If that be SO, and if it can be
prosecuted as safely and proftsby as The Detta
represents, the repeal of the laws against it would
be matter of as little consequence or concern to
The sayetTaders and planters as tae existence Of
the present License law is to our city rumsellers
and drinkers.
Considering The great po,it'ene-s with which
The DetG speaks, We trust some call will be made
by Congress upon the President for information as
Ia whether any circumstances have come 10 his
know ledge going to establish the fact of this actual
revival of the importation of slaves from Africa to
the United States; whether II be true a. The Deia
alleges, " that Southerners baye taken into their
Gown hands the law and opened the African trade
" with the South that Africans are now imported
INTO Mississippi and other seashOre States; that
- IN Mississippi there is market for African
" slaves, and that on plantations in that great and
" intrepid State negroes recently imported from
Africa are st their daily work" There il, it
must be- confessed, one circumstance which leads
Ne 10 receive tie statements Of The Delta on this
subject With some grains of allowance. That
Journal feels great interest in the project now
pending in the Louisiana Leglsature-and, accord
ing 70 teegIaphc accounts, sustained already by
one branch oI it-ior introducing negro appren-
tces frc IN Africa upon the new French plan.
This boasted revival Of the Saye-Trade, as a
thing already done aud which cannot be prevented
BY mere legal hindIances, looks very much like
trick to aid the adoption Of tina: scheme, on the
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-06

Mr. Hammond, Of South Carolina, has signalized
his maiden speech in the Senate BY his frank ayowal
that the South has ruled the country to the pres
ent time. He is reported as follows:
"He closed by saying that if the South obliged
TO surreIder the government after sixty years they
would surrender il with country abundant in pros.
perity incalcuable in strength, and the wonder and
admiration of the world.
We do not copy the statement to show the
modesty of the Senator in his claim that the pros
perty of the country is owing to the great privi-
ege it has enjoyed of being governed by the OIL
gsrchs although that exhibition is nseparable from
his admission of the fact We merely desire to
note the candid recognition of great truth which
we have often had occasion to present, and which
has been in the North almost often met by denial
The National Government of these States has been
from the beginning, with very brief exceptions, in
tbe hands of the shareholders. So long as they
were guided BY the ideas of the Revolution
srv period. so long our national affairs went
On respectfully. The first agitation in be-
half of Slavery resulted III giving the
Government a slight bend toward that insttu-
tion. AT later period the rank dogmas of Mr..
Calhoun were broached and though when uttered
they were deemed extrayagant even BY Southern
mep vet now they are the fundamental principles
of Mr.. Buchanan's Administration. The doctriue
that under the Federal Constitution there is no
Freedom outside the Free States, was broadly and
unouali6edly declared in the resolutions OF the
Iecomptou meeting held at Tammany Hall on
Thursday evening. This is where the Supreme
Coprt stands: this is where the Administration OF
.b. Federal Government stands, and this ls where
.u.b Gentlemen as Mesu. Matthew Morgan, Chas.
A Davis. r. j. Dillon, VIM. b. Duncan, August
Belmont. Royal Phelps Schuyler Liyingston-tosay
,otb;nu Of the Messrs. Monaghan. McElrOy, Donnel-
y. Murphy and forty others, who are the published
vice Presidents of the meetiDg-stand. Ot course
sucb views IA these could come from nowhere else
b,n from the oligarchs They could never have been
succested nor received from any other source. 1t
Il no wonder that Mr.. Hammond now exuts over
tbe fact that the olgarchs thus control the coun-
t,v II would SEEM however that men who pre-
tend TO Independence of character must feel them
selves Inundated in the position Of submission
which tbev occupy. But We presume they do not.
Cor.o;, mon are made for rulers, and certain men
were made to BE- ruled Our rslaveholdiDg friends have
crit and pluck and ordy air We shall not de-
ncunce the IN for exercising their long lash over the
hack. Of those who were born TO bear it. We
acknowledge to a feeling of disgust and shame that
sucb men abound amoLg US, but We try to comfort
I've. in the reflection that ii takes long while
TO weed ont the meanness and sycoPhaucy of man
knd. Our task i. to hold up such qualities TO pub
lie contempt, snd to rouse the young and truly
ndeper dent. the maLJ anu the truthful, to noble