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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-01-21
HESBT HAET, il. B. ". EAUEAE. u. yCES 8. HART
HART. MACRAE 81 CO.,
WHOLESALE GROCERs COREIssIOE
MERCHANTS,

b "
HART, MACRAE 81 CO.,
WHOLESALE GROCERs s COREIssIOJ
MERCHANTS,
Nos 7 and South Marketstrsst, Nashville Tenn.
JUST RECEIVED AND NOW IN STORE,
l55 hhds n. D. Sugar, barrels Jamaica Run,
IS boxes Havana sugar, 8OO assorted DemgOhus,
l26 barrels n. L. Crushed2OO packages ". Il. RRIEuE
Sugar 100 coils Cotton Rope,
IS barrels n. 7. POWdered4OO gross Matches,
sugar 200 dozen Painted Buckets
90 barrels n O. Loaf Sugar 81 neats s. Painted Tubs,
900 barrels n D. HOlssses, 50 boxes Stone Pipes,
lBew crOp) so boxes Tennessee Axes
$50 bags Selected Baltimore superior quality
Coffee 500 kegs bite Lead.
500 bags h. o. Rio CoHes, loco Kegs Nails ASSORTED
IS bags LaguIra COttse, SlEes)
IS bags Old GOverument500 gross BiaeEing,
Java Coffee, 100 boxes Palm ana German
60 b5ss spice spice 10 cases Carolina Rice,
100 el5ks super Carbonate so dOz Zinc Wash BoartE
90 hall chez, Imperial 4 ping Paper
Black Tea, 500 NJ. q. u. Caps,
$50 boxes Va. and by. T0-lOO bags shoS
bscC1 10 keys bar Lead
large assortment Of cOm.iUO baTrels Glover Seed,
mon and hue CiEars 81 barrels Batter ana Sod
100 boxes GsIreus Scotch Crackers.
50 boxes Smoking Tobacco, Is barrels Old boaI0yu
60 coils Manila hope, WllsAeys
50 boxes Pearl Starch, Is b-TIsis IOnonRahGisGnd
% cases Srrdines, Old kye Whisky,
% ises Oysters, so barrels Robertson COun.
5U boxes Assorted Pickles. ty Whis.ey,
30 boxes Catsup and Pep-l5 barrels Ola Lincoln Wbls
per sauce key,
IS {, Ass'd. Pie Fruits Or. casks Pure ErenC3
- cases brandy Cherries, Brandy,
200 boxes " K. Cheese, 10 Casks Pure Port Wine,
So boxes English Dairy 5 cssEs Pure Malaga do
Cheese 5 casks Pure sherry do
900 packages Star Candles, 5 casks Pure Madeira do
80 do Tsllow do 20 bbs. hBuye sweet do
IS bags Timothy Seed, 90 bB.s. American Brandy
so boxes ass d. u lass Ware, 10 Bbs Apple Brandy,
100 boxes B&lO aud lU&l2 40 bDis. Peach Brandy.
window Glass,
Isus HART. MACRAE CO
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-01-21

HAVE Dwelling HoRse and Lot for sale the Pub
lie Square for which viii take the Notes OF any Of the
Free Banks OF Tennessee.
Now is the time for enteTpHsng merchant TO pro
good home will give reasonable time within
which he can "WateT cacOn for the notes Apply to
sept 30 Az S LINDSLEY.
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For Sale,

THAT valuable business stand Market Street, sdoin.
ing the Warehouse of A. Hamilton, occupied BY
COuley clothing store, bes stands The city
Orhuy retail establishments Price very modert'
Applyts
nov "a AV S LINDSEY.
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Hardware and Cutlery.


w Chains Of any sud, Needing Hoes ur Corn, Cotton
labacco; sythr Blades and Cradles, Axes, Rous tor
PaW Lines Ha-rs, HAY Manure FORKS ShOvrls aud
Spades, Gate hinges, Butcher Knives, Sausage cut
ters, Nails, cut wrought Pump CHaiH k1kss- JroscuI
saws Saesp Shear5, sieve and EiIes W ai5 l0us Cur
~ C0mhz.
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WE have on hand arge and complete assortmento
" Shovel and Tongs and Andons and FsndeFs kulves
ans Forks, Carpenters and Blacksmith Circular Saws
all sizes from 10 G1incl GummeTs Machine Beet
ing eli sizes from 70 % inches vide. Pages PEsnt Ciren
lar saw Mi, straw Cutters, and great variety e Farm
Ing implements. lcct29l MACBT & HAMILTON
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a GOOD DWELLING.

Q TTUATED Cherry Street, Lncolns Ball, lie
- offered sale The lot 81 feet, front by lsO. The
house brick containing ell nine The house and
lot is offered for less the the Building
Apply to
decl BsP V S LINDsLEY.
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Wholesale AND RETAIL CON
PETITIONERS AND BAKFRS.

AE3GOLRICK q BURNS are opening at their e.
w tebshmeut, HaTketstrset No. &c. door 70 Mr.
Powers Clothing store, general assortment Of Cnnect0n
which they intend selling very reasonable terms, and
their attention 10 business, induce the public
extend 10 them liberal Of patronage. Among lead
Ing articles hand and which they will be receiving
ART the following, viz
Candies, Of every variety; Pine Apple and Ohio Cheese;
Fruits, Of every kind; BrEndsscz Wines, best bF'ds
Pickles, assorted Cordals, Of every variety;
Picked oysters Sardnel; Ale ana Porter,
Shad and salmon; Pine Cigars.
With variety Of articles not herein enumerated.
In connection with their COnectiOne hey invite the At
tsntOn Of the public thsir Bakery from watch daily
supply Of fresh Bread Cakes, and Pastery had Par
ss viii be made up order and carefully sens 70 any part
ofthscitY.
Having permanently located hero, COURSE wish 70 Be
patr0nzed literally end. We selling on cool
TERMS and by our demclnOr, commend ourselves 70 ths
kind notice Of generous public We respectfully avits
Country Dealers, who In rline trade to give u
call before purchasing elsewhere.
apn4-u MCGOLRICK & BURNS.
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Valuable Dwelling

TT FAT convenient dwelling at the Of Summer and
Deadrck Street Is for sale The lot feet
House oOnainsegh rooms and is within less
hundred yards OF the Public Square The wishing
90 the country, will take fair price this property II
sold BY the first OF January next. Apply TO
Y LINDSIEE
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-01-21

IRUNK KS,
VALISES AND CARPET BAGS.
7 AIDES ane Travelling Truns s; extra siIei
i 4 do sole leather Trunks, all Sizes
Fine sole leather NalIses,
do do do Ashland do
A large stock Of
Carpet Bags, satehels and Black Bags Of all sizes and
Cali at No. q Public Square.
oet2 SNYDER & FRIZZELL-
LADIES WEAR.
I AsTlNG Caters, with and without heels,
Glove kid CATERS, Congress and Side Lace,
win heels,
Boots, with or WItnOu heels,
French Slippers and Buskins,
Kid slippers Ens Busktns,
French Kid Slippers, with heels. 49, - -
T7RESH ARRIVAL OF GROCERIES.-IOO
IN hhds prime TO choice Sugar;
zoo bbis Powdered, Los and Crushed Sugar;
$50 bags prime Rio Coffee;
100 bbls MOlEsses,
loo y bbs do
80 bags Old Gov. Java and Lsguayra Coffee
IS bbls MaekeTsl assorted
so d zen Buckets.
$50 boxes Star and Mould Candles;
200 kegs Wheeling Nails assorted
100 boxes Tobacco assorted brands
$4,000 Imported kegalia Cigars
10000 assorted brands
IS boxes Scotch Herrings;
5 tisrces Fresh Figs
40 bags Pepper, Spice and Ginger
fsbli M&EF CHEATHAM.
7 IQUORS.-2OO bbls ri kes Magnolia Whisky
l. $50 bbls Robinson Co DO;
200 bbls Old Bourbon and Old Reserve do;
100 bbls American Brandy
&C bbls do Gin;
20 bbls Peach Brandy.
Also q large stock Of Fins Imported Braudies and
feb 5gS' II 49, '''''' - ~ MSEF CHEATHAM.
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MERCHANTS,

Who visit Nashville Tor the purpose oC zyBg Tabh HALVES
and Forks Pocket Knives shears and LeissDr, shot Ha
and Rdss Locks Of all kinds Cotton Cards, A1rs0T OF
the nnumeFahle items nee essay % make l con pcto
tOck Of hardware
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WHOLESALE GROCERS,

AND DEALERS IN COUNTRY PRODUCE.
CORNER OF COLLEGE AND SPRING SITS,
NASHVILLE TENNESSEE
SUGARS
100 hhds prime 10 cho. sugars IS bbi loaf DO
10 do clarified do 10 do powdered DO
600 bavs Rio COEss, IS do LSguy1d o
LIQUORS,
100 BIIs Pixies Whisky; 30 % Fine Brsndiesi
$40 = Desns 40 90 o American do
aaO WyiIshre DO 10 80 Malaga Wine;
SO Boxes sup'T old brandy; Is - Gin;
10 Superior PORT Wine; 50 4" Walkers Sup'T Ale;
Is smiths Reserve Wisky,50 90 St. JHfen ClsTst Wine;
5O Pure Rye do IS Basket Champagne Wine
20 81 Monongahala do 80 Boxes ChampaiEne Cider;
TOBACCO,
a5 bo5eg S Powell TobaccO30 DO Commerce do
70 do southern Belle DO Is do Industry do
200 do Jack Falstaf do
iuOOO Napoleon cigars; 1000 Jenny Liad elgars;
$3.50 Josephine do 5000 other brands assorted.
SUNDRIES.
1000 sacks hne aad coarse Esle4O g Cedar do
$50 Bis and Hall bis Molsses;20 Bed cOrds
50 Kegs Golden syrup; 90 g Coca Dippers;
g boxes Lemon do HsmmOcks;
10 do Brandy ehen.ess 50 { Whisk BToOms and
50 do Union Soap. Hearth Brushes;
% Kegs Soda; 100 Kits MaCkerel;
% bbls Almonds; 50 Gases Cove Oysters;
2aO Demuohns, assOr. Gu 4" Pickles assorted;
50 Packages Superior Teas; 800 Bags Shot;
$50 DOz. Painted Buckets; 900 Kegs White Lead;
40 cases Preserved FHmts:
With complete assortment Of all other articles forming
one Of the rges and best selected stocks Of groceries ever
brought % this market. Country Merchants visiting tbe
city Y0nd do well look through oar stock before pur-
NOEL CO.,
juns25-u Corner College and spring streets
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Guns +! Guns !

WE have a large hss0rJmsnt o. Shot Double OF
w Single Barrel, embracing great variety.
MACY HAMILTON.
no dOE Sausage Mis- best qaay f9T ,als9Y ,,,I-o
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-01-21

FOR SALE.
Lot on CharT reel South Nashville, the Rapiis
a Church, en- n. Ch there Is q small Frame tenement
The lot fronts 7Ui is lsO feet deep. Apply TO
- A. Y. 5. Lindsay.
A Valuable Business Lot For Sale.
AN Offering sale that valubls Lot Market
adjoining of Morris q Mathews The LoL
81 feet Market and back l09 feet towards
Front street
would ofthe best btands for = wholesale Gro
Gerry Store Ia the City. For terms apply 20
s6pt9 ser A. V. 5. LINDSEY.
FOR SALE
TENWO handsome Lots IN Edgeheld, Woodland Street.
n The Lots front 50 feet each, and l7O eo deep
Apply 70 A. V. S. LINDSLEY.
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N0fIDR-

rTR wish % purehzss Dc oI a likely yourE negro
w men and boys, The OF % t1 p years b. wat
b M likely and good sZ0s win smooth black skin We
Ia Z 3 good bask smith 70 hire for lhs present year
a. "a H. 81. HAFA 9 "a co
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Murfreesboro.
Shirts, Shirts.

MuTITeesDOrO.
I VIII take the EIshaugs bauk Notes Tor my Goods.
Shirts, Shirts.
IUsI received another OF Shirts; warranted supo
81 roE gualg and Of Pnees 10 sui' The uues aeon.
Byron and Standing Collars.
A superb assortment Vi collars, ever llzs -ld ia,
Al and Tor sale BY JhA'liL-.
Embroidered Shirts.
TUsTrecsyed small invoice Of handsomely eanbroidared
q shirts made 10 our o" Uder sulLal or para E4 Ir-
Buck Skin Shirts.
A Pew best gusns Of Back sEu Shirts received and for
Underwear.
u VEEY variety Of isaOnsOis Unoer"eEr all at moderate
~ prices IS d ~. bILla
STOCKS, TIES, AND CRAyAIS.
FIRST rate assortment OF scars, Stocks, Ties and
A yats every sy e color, endless variety Of
goods received and for sale upon reasonable terms by
TRAVELLING sHAwLs AND BLANKETS.
LSD, large stock Of Geullemeu travelling sDESis Bul
and Tor sale By ocJ 10 IA h'GlLL-
ROBES De CHAMBRE.
livery size ana yle Of Robes de CnEuore and snaN7g
sl5F- Ladies aud Geutemen's Furnishing 90
Store, corner Square and College SIS ,osl2
Painting establishments.
b ice thattbe uBdersgued having made IL uresss.Tg
ErTsng and secured the services Of com Hsst
men, b nov prepared 10 take
Large Contracts
the line Of MS vocation In all It's various ELu-aGs.
In the department Of
House Painting,
The subscriber prepared 70 cEeCuge h the gTsfesI
pT0mptness, all contracts, however lBEa which
aered ~ aud upon terms Nh.-a ozuu0s fail give
satisfaction.
He tsalso prepared 10 execute all manner Of
Sign and Ornamental Paintings GTT8iuiT q and
MaTblIHgs
HHviug that department the Ehe m0s
sEpeTt aud experienced artists.
The subscriber would persons having Fnrs
give him call before maxim dual ErraUEg usU.E.
mhrchS-du r. 7. FrEAING,
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GAS FOR COUNTRY HOUSES AND
STEAMBOA TS-PATENT BENZOLE GAS.
County and State Rights for sale. The only
BCuLOlC Machine that Will give aEOOd light
TUE entire apPastuE Oc0Epies butttIs room
Il requires little sttentiOn-sXcept winding up,
SIMILAR % o C.Cek.
The expense one third less than ordinary Coal Gas
ana MAKES The osJ handsome aud cheapest light in the
world Il can be IN practical operation 81 He1der
5Og s Bros, Deaderick street
Any persons wanting their housss ugnted can be sup
pied Immediately they having made contract for the
furnishing 81 Davidson county, and solicit orders.
Information concerning Sste sHd County rights car be
had by apPlyIngJO WIN MARINE
snE 81 Cherry StrsstN 6shills
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AsJ, NiCRPfde,


COPPER, TIN n SHEET IRON WORKER,
No. z, BROAD S5rzEEE,
EASHVILLE TENNESS EE.
T HAVE this day purchased 81 interest Of NJ. Hc1ry
NcCaslu in the above bUsuu g. and hereby tender my
sincere thanks TO a my od!rt las and patrons Tor their
Hberulity heretofore extended tC the hr and 0uU most
rsppscttuv solicit CNntIlUaDC lrors from fll- aud
visa 10 inform all the world and the resi- u mankind"
thst have on hand and for sail splend-a a.0g
COOKING STOVES,
Of various patterns. Fsrl0r Stoves for wood end cra
p1uimor and aEcy Crates, Be stoves Churches Ho.
low Ware of every variety hand made order Fur
psassau5 Foot Stoves, entire y patterns, Tin Ware
81 ever description, suitable Tor houss keeping.
JOB Y UBh.
am ursrsrs6 TO do al , lndE o. Job Work. such
House aeliug Roofing, any other branch pertaining
STEAMBOAT AND FURNACE WCEK.
Mvol5 friends c, the Blv viii hud 20 Ehelr advantage
tocI sud give hear * Osors bargaining elsewhere
fgT EorE. -,-r,-rr, o..
der n inches diameter and four tct sIEoEe with Eher
shall ard other hIturol suitable for uRht oraught
steamer, which can be b. ught on reasonable tsrns
june Is. le-7
FINE FANCY FRENCH CANDIES
NE have lust Cd hundred boxes % the nnes
w French Fancy andes Cream Candy tLFlsItll1rd
Frts &C. from b. Y MAitsrd, New ofA' taat can posi-
DIV be produced, suited for Parties, Nc.p siz;
Assorted lHT ysIEnzsd Fruiss5
i-iiy FruITs " M leave g VsuIUu Gum Drops5
RsEpborry BALLS Acidulsted truis
40 Gam DrOpEi Laudy Toys
r,,s-lt candy: Ice Cream urOpB;
r-.-4v IraDz Cordial sugar AlmOD
sherry tJJeu, SrcaA FI1ts1
ef-eq1,plg Balls. MErE5Chiue Balls.
Pduers= berry,
ys 1sBy OF ar linda Come and see for yourselves,
- 80 ~ HCLLlsTEE O. CARlER.
'eioLSSs - Union street.
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A GOOD lot OF JOist, Scsntling and two inch Plank
"A hand, cheap good lot Of Boards and Popla
shingles be delivered IN few days to those waning
them. Ny Mill is cutting daily Agent Tor other MlE;
and will pay particular attention TO all orders. Call At the
savings Institution and your orders 10 you wish
dll=d lnov25l J. G. nARnEN,
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REDUCED PRICES.
R. C. moNAIRY & CO..

Large DealenIn all kinds OF
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC DRY GOODS
No. 90, COLLEGE STREET,
Nashville, Tennessee
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T1ARMERs Mechanic and Merchants VISITING Nashville FOR
II toe purpose Of purchasing Hardware Of any kind,
Wholesale and Retail, will DO well 70 call on
MACY & HAMILTON,
OrfQ n.
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L. n. SAVAGE. R. b. ANDERSON
SAVAGE q ANDERsO ON,
ATTORNEYS AT Law,

Sml N v me- IT en- n e , 3 ees
Having associated themselves together in the practice Of
law, will give their undivided attention TO all business
trusted them, They will practice in an the Of the
Jud ca Circuit and also counties Warren,
Cannon Wilson, and IN The Supreme Court Nashville.
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SCALESl SCALESlI SCALESIlt
FULL Stock Of Fairbank . celebrated Seales-bofAh
II Platform, Gfoe8rs, Counter and Beams
~ prices, b W. b. GoRDON 8 CO.
nay 81 sole Agsnis a0r diams tennessee
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1858-02-27
From the Cincinnati Gazette.
THE SLAVE TaADE IN DISGUISE.

Recent movements in some of Inc Southern
States to secure the repeal OF the laws prohibiting
the Slave Trade, having cunclusive'y shown that
any further agitation OF the subject would be USE
less the friends Of this piratical traffic are now
striving. in some quarters to accomplish the same
purpose by indirection. Bills having this object
have been introduced into the Legislatures OF
Mississippi and Louisiana-the design being.
under the State authority, TO introduce Slave
Labor in disguise, and in defiance OF the federal
laws,
We have before us copy OF bill of this sort,
which has been earnestly urged before the Mis-
sissippi Legislature. 1t proposes TO organize a
corporation under the name of THE African
Labor Importation Company" with capital
stosk Of two hundred thousand dollars. The
Company is "authorized and empowered, and
shall have the right to import or procure to be
imported into the State of Mississippi and for the
purpose of industry, Native African Negroes
Provided. such said negroes shall be held and
bound and obligated by negotiable labor'obliga
tiuns, to work and serve for the benefit OF the
holders or owners Of said labor obligations or Mc
full tenn Of ,usHtynine years, running from the
date, or within eighteen months previous TO the
date. of the importation of said negro laborers.'
Mumbo Jumbo, caught in the wilds Of Africa
and forced ON board Of slave ship, 10 here sup
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1858-02-27
THE CONsEQUENCEs- SOUTHERN
OPINION.

The Louisville Democrat has wisely opposed the
Lecompton mischief from the start. The follow.
ing extract from that paper, OF yesterday, very
Justly sums up some of the consequences which
will follow the consummaton of this iniquity and
perhaps rightly apprehends the real motive of its
Southern supporters, as desiring pretext for Disi
onion:
"Let this Lecompton dodge succeed, and then
something serious may turn up. The Democratic
party in the free States will be broken down. No
man in the North who Supported the measore will
be elected to Congress. Few Congressional dis
tricts in that region in favor Of that issue.
We don't believe there is one. The next Congress
will be Black Republican. The Senate, in a fe@
years, will be of tho same political party. and The
next President will be elected by sectional vote.
Then it will net be long before the South will have
cause to call conventions in the States Whenever
a sectional party obtaios compiste power. the
worst may be apprehended and we do not see if
the South succeed in this Lecompton movement,
what other result she anticipates. Surely. no one
will pretend that q single free State could lie car
ried now upon such issue. SoIno members Of
Congress from that region supper. it; but Ihey re-
present very few at home and it is idle TO hope
that the party upholding this will increase it's
strength hereafter. Nor will the subject be allow
ed to pass away. The deed is one Of those enor.
mites that will return to plague its authors until
they have paid the penalty"
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1858-02-27

THE A NTI-S VERY q O II
Published EVERY SATURDAY, AT SALEM ONO
Nv tho Executive Committee of the Western Anti
Slavery Society.
TERMS.-Sl,50 so per annum payable in advance
Or, 50, 90 at the end of the year
ss7y-Communications intended for insertion, to
be addressed to MARius Il. RoBISsoN, Editor.
Ordots for the paper and letters containing
money in part paymen. for the same should be
addressed to Ans PEARSON Publishing Agent,
Salem, Columbiana Co., Ohio.
aayMouoy carefully onveloped and directed as
above may be sent by mail at our risk.
hs-we occasionally send numbers to those who
are not ubscrbers but who are believed to be IN
tsrested in the semination of anti slavery truth
with the hope that they will either subscribe them
selves or use their influence to extend its crcua-
tion among their friend -
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
One Square (lG lines) three weeks. sl,Oo
Fash additional insertion, ,25
4" Six months, 4,oo
" One year, ouo
Two Squares six months, 800
One year, oVo
Ono Fourth Column yenr. with privilege Of
changing monthly, l2OO
Half column, changing monthly, 2oUo
b6-Cards not exceeding eight lines will be in
serted ono year for So .00 six months, $500.
j. HUDSON PRINTER.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1858-02-27
PRosLAvERY DIPLOMACY.

While the Administration Mt Washington 10
furnishing US with on exhibition Of pros slavery
policy a, home. Mr.. Il. X. Meade, Of Virginia,
our Minister 10 Brazil, makes for US u demonstra-
ton Of pro slavery diplomacy abroad. Upon
heing presented TO the Emperor of Brazil. on the
9th, Of December last, Mr.. Meade made the fol,
lowing address:
Sire IL have tho honor to present TO your I'm.
periul Majesty my credentials as Envoy Exttaors
dinnry and Minister Penipotentiary at the Court
Of Brazil,
! in accrc6iting minister 10 this Government
mine is not thereby merely discharging cports-
duty to the greatest power OF the South Amer,
lean Continent, but is giving expression TO its sin-
cere desire to unite with the Imperial Government
Of Brazil in maintaining policy that shall for.
ever bind the two countries in bonds Of peace and
friendship, give additional life and energy 10 us
already growing and prosperous commerce, and
finally result in the permanent wealth, prosperity
and power Of two great nations, in whose destinies
are wrapped ny those Of the two great continents
in which they respectively exist
My government is duly impressed with the
points of resemblance and identity Of interest
which would make the ties between the two
countries indisSolyable, and direct the policy and
aspirations Of each. An equal extent Of territory,
of gigantic Dimensions, gives to each nation M
assurance Of future power that lifts it above the
reach of uneasy apprehension ana imparts 20 its
position, dignity that belongs only to conseioss
strength.
Their approximation in many respects in .heii
political constitutional organization is we'll cacu.
lated to encourage political and social sympathies
promOiive of mutus! benefits and future CONNER.
cia progress. lrhiie an iasltution common 10 totA
countries. Jired and deeply rooted in their soil (rih
many hostile prejudiceS 10 encounter from uithoutl
does not establish an affinity 6eteeen Mem aud ,eia
insWe, for mutual detcnce unity Of action and
Jeeiing Mo! ,cW prOre inrincijls in the Jistaye,
The President of the United States Sire, will
at all times be happy to be assured Of the health
and happiness of your Majesty and the imperial
family Of Brazil.
The Emperor, in an appropriate reply, recipro.
Gated the assurances of friendships but did not
answer n word to MIR. Meades hints on the sub.
iect of Slavery. Neither did the journals of Rio
Jnneiro, in commenting on Mr.. Meade's reception,
alude 10 his pro-slavery point, and at the latest
dates therefore, Mr.. Meade's pro-slavery diploma
cy seems to have been failure.-N. T. Ra.