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NEW YORK BRANCH.

RIBBONS MARKED DOWN
from last weeks Prices
5000 pieces Black Silk Vevets at from $50 to 81 80
per piece. We guaranty the Velvet, sold by US to be
superior make and from 1Oc to $3.50 per pB less than
the prices charged in small one horse concerns.
100 DoZ. KID GLOVES.
Call and see our Toe Kids better than you can buy for
81. 63c Bids Paris made good you pay SIC for.
Good Kid Gloves only Doc. Fine. Kids only &c. Kids
only 26c.
LOADS OF WOODEN GLOVES.
Gauntlets, Isle, Fleeoed, Cashmere Gloves &C., from
s to 4Oc
COTTON & WOODEN HOSIERY,
in wagon loads Children's Wooden Hose, pairs for
larter. pairs larger sizes for quarter Children's
leeced Cotton Hose from 1sc to 1Sc.
EMBROIDERIES.
in wagon loads Muslin and Cambria Sets Cambria
Collars, Bands Flouncngs, &c. at girs GOay prices at
the One Price Store, the
NEW YORK BRANCH,
FIagg's Block,
Opposite thr Bay stHte House..
N. B.-Bonnets Bleached and Pressed for 25c
OFT DIFF
! HEOSIERY, GLOVES, MITTS, AND
| A FANS good assor tment, cheap at
| HARRINGT0N'S,
| au6 diff 2OA Main street. cor. m
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TRVaE BAY STATE BOOK STORE,
EngIIsE, & French Inualrnted Books.


The Batonis Halls and picturesque Edihces Of Eng
land from drawings by ]. d. Harding, W. Muller J
Holland and other eminent artists, executed in thont
under the superintendent of Mr. Harding The Text by
s. G. Hall, z. & A. embellished with numerous engrav
ings in two volumes, quarto.
Portraits Of the Female Arstocracy Of the Court of
Queen Victoria, in vols, quarto.
Les Gores de Lopers. Poses ct Portraits des Prnci.
pales Danseuses, de Paris ct de Londres.
French Album, illustrative OF Peasant life in France.
feathered Favortes twelve coored Pictures OF British
Birds, from drawings by Joseph Wolf, with appropriate
selections from various English Poets, printed on thick
tinted paper.
Poets and Statement their Homes and Memorials in the
Nelghborhood oil Eaton and Windsor, England, by &.
haHclyhe, the Busts by James Chapman, ESQ.
Turner's and Girtn's Picturesque Views Fifty Years
Of the oiden time.
Jaufrey, the Knight and the Fair.
Brunlssende, Tale Of the Times Of King Arthur
translated from the French version OF Mary by Al
fred Elewes illustrated with twenty engravings by O.
DoTe.
English Landscape Scenery, series of forty Mezzo
tinto Engravngs STEEL by David Lucas from pictures
printed by John Oonstsbes, R. A.
Compositions in Outline, by Felix o. G. barley, from
Judd's Margaret, engraved by Honrad Huber
Bngravings from the Paintings of Modern Masters,
one hundred and thirty two subjects in Mezzotino, beau
price Of the painting.
London and its Envrons in the Nineteenth Century by
series Of views Zone hundred and forty nine steel
gravngs,) Sth original drawings by Thomas II. Shep-
ard with historical, typographical, and critical notices
Tears, illustrated in fifteen designs by Jessie Macleod
with descriptive Poems by Mary Elizabeth.
outlines OF Figures and Drapery, collected with great
care from Ancient Statues Monuments, Basrelevos,
cine by Frederick Rehberg Historical Painter in His
PIusaian haiesty's service at Rome.
For sale by JOHN WHITNEY, JR,
nj da III Main street. Dcknsons Building.
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DIR. DUPONCO'S GOLDEN PILL S
FOR FER a v g
Iaf1fIible IN correcting, regulating, and Tea9v3ng
all obstTuctsons, from iskIteUsr cause, end
altg1vs successful as a restorative.
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We hope to do great business in this department
We Can confidently recommend Them in every desirable
particular. In
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Sparkling Soda Water, with al. kinds Of
ETY. o. genuine Syrups, at
DAVID SCOTS,
ell diff Cor Nam and Mechanic streets.
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lnINtttbtt
all 0bstTucti0ns from lBk1teUeT cause; Gnd
altg1ys Successful as a Test0ratt0e
These pills are nohipg new, but have been used BY the
doctors for many wears both Ia France and hmereaElth
unparalleled success in every Casei ana be Is urged ~
many Thousand ladies' who have used them, to make
the Pills public for the alienation OF those snue'iHgs ron
any irregularities whatever, As wen as 20 prevent M N
crease NJ family hre hearth will not permit L. Females
peculiarly situatsi those surprising themselves So
ave cautioned against using these Pills Ehe in that
ditcn as the the proprietor responsibility af
ter tn above admoniticn, although their Uidness you'd
prevent any mischief to health otnerEige the pills
ecommendei. Full and explicit directions accompany
each box Price 81.
sod wholesale and retail by DAVID SCOTT Drug
gist 251 Main street, corner Of Mechanic street. WoF
cester Mass aud by JADIEs GREEN, III Main street
Worcester, Mass Ladies, by enclosing them 81,
have the laen Pills sent to any part of the country,
Confidently by return mail sod also by A. A. Brr lett
Clinton: James B. Lane Fchburg; Cantrell Son, Dan
ieaonviei A. Houghton Atho! Depot Bach Son, Prov
idece Weeks Potter Roston, and by one Druggist in
every town in the Union
n. B-Ladies b. particular in asking for CDR. Dupon
co.'s Golden Pills. and that the signature is the
box you will then obtain a medicine you may fuly rely
upo0, The agent will tell you they are no secret com
pound, bat arc made known to all concerned
pp6 div
DnpcTng.--Mr. MOORE proposes opening an Even
ing School at D8INLEY HALL for Young ladies' and
EeDepen. Mr.. N. will give instruction in fancy dane
coiillons and the much admired Lsncers quadrille-
Those wishing &c IN the class gl 9ease leave their
names at Mr.. 4. Ma-sh's Sor. oil oil
20 sbe Merchants, Tradesnner. Parents
AND YOUNG MEN Of Worcester and vicinity, would
say, thai having increased my Accommodations by lees
ing the beautiful Hall, formerly occupied by the City
Gu iris, adjoining my former rooms, IN prepared
to instruct fdtth1y larger number of stu ients than
heretofore vii endeavor to merit extended pat
i0nGge, worthy of Increased whit have hesn
made 70 meet generously the REAL PRACTICAL NEc
EsSARI EDUCATIONAL WANTS OF Young MN And l
would a favor, Of the Merchants Tradesmen and
Pirenls generally, that they call upon neon Wednesday
and Friday evenings when convenient and TEST ny thu
examna ion OF Students which given those even
inr, eyey week. their Bnould ge, whether it Is super
i7i Or reG; Ausn"ss ct and c'7e"r. gill YOU CO 7
sni spend with my tcAOol ana AZ We
are ing, and if doing we'll, say amen to A
full school have got and cow want your sympathy snd
urageHent; shall have them? My College is open
all for visitors but the special for Wis
i. Wednesday and Friday evening" from to O'Clock
WIN. q. EATON.
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long and ayoaby known in Worcester and vicinity under
the names of J. Grou ]. Keith Co., aud f. NJ Peck,
in assuming the management of the same, begs leave 10
assure the patrons Of the stand his friends and the pub
lie generally that the features which have secured
TO his predecessors the patronage Of the citizens of Wor
cester and vicinity, will be continued and extended
with ample facilities for the prosecution Of tha business
with experienced assistants, and determination dc
vote his entire attention to it, he hatters himself he sha
be able to understand and supply the wants Of the public
and secure liberal patronage.
Particular attention will be given to the
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EAToN's REDUCTION Of PRICES.

In order to al my spacious Hall with stude2tst
and atty many young who have said 81 wan
above all things go Eaous but can't, his prices
so large" shall reduce my price just ONE HALF to
all those who book their within week of this
notice
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-11-04

will be found at all times large and well selected assert
ment Of Blank Books, Paper and Stationery adapted to
the wants Of wholesale well the retail customers
In his scale Of prices the subscriber conscious that thu
policy Of 'quck sales and small profits" is the hest, will
ecognzs the necessity of conforming the ues aud
fix them accordingly.
o26 dH GEO. G. TRUMBULJ.
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MRS. 81 Goodwin. Inexperienced and succes,
ial midwife hods herself in resdiaess day and nigh
10 attsnd to the duties NJ her professor Qesdcnse II
Arntin atraet ~ ntqI
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-11-04

Where can get the best Daguerreotype, Ambrotype,
or Photographic likeness OF myself or frieuds2
Go to che popular establishment conducted by TAPLEY
4 CLARK, No. l6 Harrington Corne-, opposite City
Hsh This is the universal reply to the above question
by ths scores Of we'll pleased customers who daily avail
themselves Of Msssss. Tapisy Clsrk's skill. Their pic
ures cannot be beat. Give them call everybody.
dr.
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ROoKs AND sTATIoNERF.
2s9 Main Street.

The undersigned, havicg purchased the Book and Sta
tionery establishment. at
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AEEOid's GI0bH.es and vital Fluid. Fer
saie, Wholesale and RETAIL by
de. Hull, Druggist and ApothecRry,
mya dtf Mechanics Ha Block
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DoGroB @. a. HuL--sir: will say that your meji
ire has benefited me much Ay health is much better
bsa it Fas when commenced taking it. thnkit vii
have not been troubled with the pain in my
head out since taking your medicine. The distress
between ny shoulders has all passed away. Thinkin
that you might like to hear how was getting along,
have taken The liberty to address these lines to you.
remain, sir, yours respectfully, Mrs. @ O.
Rutland, Nov 3, 1874. df laI
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To all whom IL may COncerus-The Adver.
tsement in another coemn. "a thinking People require
something besides assertion without proofs"
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classes, and time spe,ihed, the student is
maa until he is competent perform the duties Of the
Counting Room diff OIL
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OV II GO A T S
Prices varying from SO to SIG.

we have prepared great assortment of all the variou
styles Of the season, at
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Testimony Of u number of Ladies and Gentlemen
DooToR HiLL-Dear Sir: This is to certify ths
my case OF very bsd humor in the blood, but
truly say that your valuable medicines have cured
nae, and recommend all that sick, TO call upon you
for you can cure them. Yours, truly, L, L.
Worcester Mas.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-11-04
LITERARY BEREAVEMENT.
STATIONERY DEPARTMENT,

He will endeavor to keep the present large assortment
constantly repIenished with well selected standard works
and with new publications they are issued from the
In ba
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Offering to the community mis- justly celebrated rem
ede3 chronc and acute diseases Of long standng de
not wish to trfe with the life health Of the afflicted
but simply to lay before them the testimonials Of
beI Of respectable ladies and gentlemen from which the
suffering can judge for themselves The Doctor pledges
himself not to make any wild assertions false state
meats Of the efficacy mis- medicines will he hold
waTTsnt few testimonials here given, and tbs
doctor solcits inquiry from the afflicted INFO all he
publishes feeling assured they will find them perfectly
reliable, aai his medicines worthy Of their confidence
and patronage.
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counting h'NW dl OIL
Book fer the M5EIioa.-- Just published, by
FEDEkBEN Co, Booksellers and Stationers, No. Is
Court Street, Boston, brief Treatise Of As pages
Disc tses Of the Sexual System Of both sexester syap
toms and treatment prepared by physician Of the
"BJston Eclectic Hopal," This work also contains
scorchng exposure Of the deception and mposture prac
tced BY advertising quscks, with Of their names
and locations Sold by periodical dealers generally.
Sent BY mgil IN the receipt Of three postage stamps
Adiresa Box 1902, Boston Post Office. dIy mch24
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This certAes that my wife wss afflicted with ? weak
ness general debility Doctor Hills medicines cured
her. VI B.
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DRpcing.--Mr. MOORE proposes opening sn Even
ing School at D8INLEY HALL for young ladies and
Eenepen. Mr.. N. will give instruction in fancy dane
cotllons, and the much admired Lsncers quadrille-
Those wishing IN the class g:ll 9ease leave their
names at Mr.. 4. Ma-sh's Sor. oil oil
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FANCY GOODS,
Our goods all selected with great care expressly
for retail trade Of the FIRST QUALITY and at
the Inwest prices for Cnsb,
n Every article warranted as represented
apps deod&w FIRTH & NICHOLS.
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BUSINESS COATS & SUITS
Goats FROM IS so 10 $40.
Suits from $l2 to 3d.

We have made hit this sealon and no mistake in re-
gori to what copcve the three essential points
in Reproduction OF Clothing, viz.
Beauty, Utility, and Economy.
The last of which fully aware Tin times like the
present particularly important point, and We
have not lost sigut Of it at ALL BY combining it with the
attractive and useful. In
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-01-28
DaiIy Line Of Packets between st.
LONiS and 81. Joseph.

We learn from the Republican, that
Capt. Briefly has been 50 far successful
in his efforts to establish a Daily Line
Of Packets between this city and St.
Louis. Early IN the spring twelve first
class boats will be IN the trade-one of
the boats leaving St. Joseph and another
St. Louis p~unctually every day In the
week, Sundays excepted. The Ben Lewis
a new boat now being built by Captain
Briefly, II IS said viii be a of the finest
and fastest boats that ever turned a
wheel In the Missouri river. She will
have z carrying capacity Of 300 tons
Capt. Briefly says she will be able 10
make the trip to ST Joseph IN two days.
She will not draw over 80 inches light,
with wood and water aboard. The boat
Will have % state rooms, and viii &C
commodate in first class style, 100 passen-
gers with berths. The Hall viii be very
large, and the Office and saloon capaeious
The beats which comprise the line are
the following:
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-01-28
Commercial Nursery,
BLOOMINGTON. ILL.

The Undersigned beg leave to inform the Nurserynen
and Farmers Of the West and SOUTHWEST, that they are
extensively ENGAGED IN the propagation of
ROOT, GRATED \ BUDDED STOCKS FOR
NURSERIES,.
especially the APPLE, ami : few other hardy Fruits.
Having spent near twenty wears IN selecting their
Fruits, they are now Convinced that their LISTS unsUpass-
ed, both iHregard 10 the quality ami the proportions IN
which they cultivate. Being very desirOusOf dlssemIna-
ting them as widely as possible, they adOptthe method OF
SendiLE Out small, cultivated stocks for the Nursery, as
being far more practicable and safe, than to incur the great
expense, delay and risk Of shipping large trees which
should always be raised near where they are wanted
FrouI1heir long experience they fatteT themselves that
they are perfectly acquainted with the above business,
and they graftOnly such hardy varieties as succeed we'll
on the roef, and bud, on seeding stocks and the mostde-
sirable, tender and half har6y kinds. ThegrafIing viii be
done Al the proper season, ana IN the best manner. me
STOCK viii be packets ecure and shIppedby express with
the greatest care in early spring, to any part OF the west
They have also, on hand the largest AMI best crop o.
MiCLURA d PLANTS
ever grown, for sale on best terms, by the thousand OF
million. They may be shipped in the Fall or Spring
Their prices for Nursery stock will be found as low as any
otherof equal quality in the Union. Catalogue and Treat
Use on Hedge Culture, sent gratis TO all applicants.
Patronage solicited. Orders for Nursery stock should
be sent prior 10 18th Of December
Address, MANN,
Oct. 10 ,5T-n16 Bloomington, H.
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-01-28
~TbirtT-Fifth Congress.
Washington, Jan. p.
HOUSE.


HOUSE.
House went into Committee of the
- the state of the Union on the
Tent annual message.
Cnrtjs argued that from the earli-
.-;o3 Of our National history until
.ba Government has interposed In
wavs to restrain our citizens from
ont hostile expeditions against ma
Nth which we are at peace. The
mons OF Walker afforded evidence
re necessity Of the application of the
---,Iitv laws. It was wrong for the
lament to 60 into fllibustering ope-
- This has been It's policy for
- nas,. and 1t has too long winked at
-ste fIibustering. An examination
he documents show that Commodore
L.I1i1g has Ike q true and honest sailor
red out his Instructions. 1t was not
8 duty &c ezp0und law.
SENATE.
Mr.. DoOlittle i~ntroduceda ioint resolu-
og directing the presentation of a me-
ts Commodore Paulding.
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-01-28

stand. He did not believe that Walter
had violated them. He knew that Walker
was not a pirate and a rohber. Walker
was a quiet, modest person; q mar OF fine
education and understood the laws better
than many VINO so grossly and coarsely
denounced him.
The Committee then rose and the
House adjourned.
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-01-28

They are all new and first class passen-
ger boats. None of them have run more
than one season. A line Of better boats
could not be selected. The Enehas been
organized, and everything arranged for
Its operation excepting the days Of dePar-
ture to be taken by the various boats
composing it. So soon as the meter Is
settled the result viii be made known to
the public.-St. joseph Gazette.
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-01-28
Notice.

Nit9- GTebraska Advertiser:
DEAR SIR: Unlocking overt the last number Of your
Paper a notice attracted my attention signed by
Jerome Hoover, ESQ.,, in which he states that certain
stories are in circulation that the undersigned claim
some interest in Nemaha City for the purpose of in
juring its prosperity. It may do quite well to cir
culate a report Of that nature where the facts are
unknown. but to those knowing the facts such q
statement is merely foolish.
And for the purpose Of giving a fair opportunity
to persons 10 ascertain the facts we hereby warn ali
persons from purchasing any pretended claim OF
interest in the said town of Nemaha City, from the
said Jerome Hoover, as he has sold and received pay
for nine twelfths Of said town, and suit is low pending
to place me undersigned IN possession of the interest
by them purchased IN the same; and they have not
authorized the said Hoover TO sell or dispose of any
portion of their interest, but directed salt to be
broughtIong since for its recovery.
Yours, DC,
f. J.. MARSHALL. .
JNO. D0NIPHAN.
JAS. DONIPHAN.
RI. BALLARD.
r. G. BISHOP.
]. d. BIRD
A. q. WOODWARD.
S. F. NUCK0LLS.
CHAS. F. HOLLY.
March 18th. 1857. Att
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-01-28
General Land AGENTS
NobraSka City
B ? LIbHBAUUH- JNU. I LAAbUE
LU5aBAUGH & CARSON,
BANKERS n GENERAL LAND AGENTS
Dealers In Coin.
Uncurreut Money. Exchanges and Land Warrants,
RDOu-NVtTTF NFNaua rD y

UnCurrcut Money Exchange and Land Warrants,
~BROWNVILLE NEMAHA CO. nj.
Especial attention VAL be given 10 Buying and Selling
Exchange On the principal cities Of the United States.
Gold. Silver and uncurrent Bank Notes. constant sup
ply OF Land WETrsnts on hand for ssle FOR CASH, or en-
guaranteed in every respect. viii dle DeclIratOry State
ments Of intention 10 pre-eInrE, and prepare
Papers at short Notice. Money loaned upJn best seCuri-
ties. ar western rates Of interest. and investments made
IN Lands OF city property for distant capitalists. Coles
tons upon all convenient points viii be pTCmptly attend
Ell Ia and proceeds RENTED IN exchange at curUent rates.
Bills of Exchange On England. ireland and France ob-
tanned at usual rates. with cost Of Exchange on the East
added. Deposits TeceIvedCn CarTent account andinterest
ai0wedo On special deposits.
OFFICE-Main St. near Z. 5. Land ONCE.
-"REFERESCES-
Lind. Brother q Co, Merchants, Philadelphia Pa
McNaUghton CdTson& Co,
Hiser \ White. Baltimore, No.
Young. Carson & Bryant.
Jno. Thompson Mason. Col'r of Port, "
f. d. Punderson < Co. Merchants, Z"
M n. Teakle Co No L Broadway, New York.
Wm- 7 smith>en $50 Banker, wazhington.D,C C.
1T Stevens, Esq. ATTY at Law,
Jno. S GallaheT. Late 81 Aud. Z S. T. "
Taylor & Kriegh, Bankers, Chicago, III.
MoCIelland. ScruCgs& Co Merchants, So. LOUIS No m
Hon. Th0s- G. Pratt. Annapolis, Nd.
Hon J. v. Geary, Ex-Gov. Kansas, Penn.
Hon Jas. o. Carson, AercersbUTg.P Pa.
P b. Small Esq, Priests s. Bunk, HagerstOwn, Nc.
Col. Geo. SChIey, Atty az Law.
Charles Pars0ns 4 Co. Bankers, KeOkuk- iowa.
II. c. Nutt& CO. Council Bluff
Greene. Weare & Rice, Des Nome, g
Douglass & Watson, TiIzCn, Ef
j Col. sam HambIetOn, ATTY al Law, EastOn. Nj
Judge Tbos. Perry, Cumberland, Nd.
Prot. II. TutwileT, Havana Alabama.
Oct s, '57-v2-nI5-tf
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-01-28
HOUSE.

Mr.. Pottle said that there was but one
feeling among all rlght-mIHded and dis
interested men and that was satisfaction
that Walker had been arrested In his ca
reer. of crime, and to that extent Commo-
dore Paulding had INDICATED the honor
and integrity Of his country. He heartily
cOacurred with the President In his
views on this question, and although in
the opposition, he would endeavor to
sustain HIM as far as he could ever ag-
aInst the Presidents political friends. He
entered has protest against the system Of
AmericanIZation which was so earnestly
advocated on all sides Of the Hall. He
denied that we have the right to Ameri-
canze Central America without invita-
ton; and because that country would be
Of advantage 10 the United States, Is no
reason why we should Law violent hands
upon II. Before undertaking to Ameri-
canize our neighbors they should be IN
formed Of cur theory of Government as
set forth IN the Declaration of I~nderen-
dence, and Its practical working under
the Constitution. Ia regard to human
bondage he earnestly deprecated Terrific
RAJ agrandIzemenL The acquisition of
every fOotef land. as experience proves,
has only weakened the country and en-
gendered animoSity before unknown.
Mr.. Lamar frankly acknowledged tina.
the promotion of southern Interests wa:
secondary only to the preservation Of
southern honor. Although the South wa:
IN a minority, she, relying on the irwin.
Cibihty Of truth and right, had been ena-
bled 10 command the respect other friendt
and defy the malice Of her enemies
While jus1fying the Lecompton C0nstitu
tlonal COnveDtion and the result of theI
action he said Gov. Walker violated hi
pledges, disguaced his trust. and IN fee
ing from Kansas scattered the frebrani
Of dIscord and discussion and Stephel
A. Douglas. who was for Juggling IN Ca
hfornn ali over law, was now endeavor
ing q outrage the rights of the souiherl
States, and subject Kansas 10 the rigor
Of the inqUISiuOn, because there was
slight prospect OF It's becoming a slav
State.
The chairman reminded the gentlema
that II was not IN order to allude to Ser
atOTs by name.
Mr.. Lamar replied that he d:d not re
fer % any Senator, but 10 adistinguishe
asPirant for the presidency. Laughter.
Mr. Montgomery contended thai III
true doefrine IS, when the Government
al peace with any nation every citizen
at peace wifhiEif the Government car
not invade territory citizens cannot. Con
faaldIng did nothing less than his dut
harvesting Walker, and II was his dun
e send him back for punishment by h
offended State. The President had con
United a mistake in being toe mild an
f~orbearlng towards Walker.
M. zolicOfer thought that il was o.
last policy 70 let the neutrality lau