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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-01-25
E. S. MOORE.

1resco, Banner, Sign and Or.
namental PAINTER Grainel
3of Wood, Stone and Marble,
@@ Gliding upon Glass,
p Londscape, Scenery and Portrait Pdintin1,
one with dispatch, In the best modern and tasteful
styles. Also, Agu Painting and 0raining for ths
Trade.
N. ". Ooraer Brady and eth streets, Davenport
Iowa. jans8 dly
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.ANDhKS BRO. Daily Gazette.
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HARRINGTON WILKIE. Daily Evening News
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~ All members of |. +. z. L. Ii. Co.
No. /, will report themselves for active ser
vice. in case Of an alarm of fire, from tits
Monday morning, until further notice.
BY order of r. NJ LITTLER. Pres.
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New York Market.

NEW YORK, Jan. %.
fLouR--Msrket Dull. DIM nd limited. aais.
400 bbis at 2o4 80 for super stat: lS0Ia GO p
extra state; 2oG4 " for super wrst~In 4 asa
w for HD.non II medium Iya Westerl,
RYE FLOUK-Dull 1T 1MA
WHsAI-Asrket quiet and nrm st OO6l % for
G lcago Spr ng O6 for Nil Club.
kYR-Duli At 70t172.
BARLEY-Nomibsi At 70l7S
CosN- Qnet ~ 71t172 for mixed western.
OATs-Duil d s24sS tur Stat A66e46 for wet.
ern.
PoKk.pi.mar Sales 100 bbls at II sO015 90 for
mess II 75Glc 90 for piims
BeEF-Stexdy
DRESSED HOGSGkO6&
BUTTER-ho'es at iv. u6l3
WHlsKEY-2
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DIET d

Inihi' oi.y. January 22i ISIS, Louis IErAcs
son OF J. A. AMI Anna lie Claire, As.d ~, years
four months and twenty-five days
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-01-25
DARLINGTON TOWNSEND.

I DAN, DISOol Mt AND LAW OFFICE, NO. 2,
IL Niokols' Block, Corner oil Brady ana SecSId st's
Davenport, Iowa,
Kspectsi attention given 20 he investment Of Mon
ey upon unlnc Ambt I'd Real Eetaie Security. Money
Loaned CJmm -soa, Tit IS mined and abstracts
siven, when desired. Al. Legal business promptly
attsnded to.
REFERENCES -Messrs. Cook 4 Sargent, MeSsrs.
Allen X Clark, NJ. Geu. l. Davenport, Dsvenp TT ;
WIN. W Jerlerls ksq,, Cashier Bank OF Chester Co ;,
Penu. John Tweedc, Esq, Alt any, n y; p ',itson
ESQ Cashier Bank oi baltimore Baltimore, Nd.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-01-25
New Orleans Market.

New Orleans Market.
New Orleans, Jan -
6CGAR-1!rm at 4a4A.
YLOUR-DuIl At 4 62h,
AOLASsEs-l9dl9h
CORN-Whte, 63
MAT-Eastsrn, Is IS; western, 10 oo0le 20.
PORK-N
LARD-ra ar els, ek.
SHOULDsgs-lN,
HANe-yN
WH1SKEY-16
C0IyEE-Rio sh@9H. Sales last weed, 2,0c0.
F4aI0IrS-Droop,ns.
6r.sLIN0 BxCHANGR-'0sa = D106.
EXCHANGE ON n. -99XM1OOk
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REMOVALS.
REMOVAL,

n0MVv Az
VelsOss's JesUels.y Store,
Brady street. Above Psss O0es.
WD vosld tender our grass-
w ful acknowledgements 20
the public for their liberal pat
FonAGe since our commencement l6
In business. Having removed
Int larger and more oommod,ous store ssopud
door ebove our former location, " would solicit -
1o0poceioo OF our STOCK Of
Watches, 01oClk0~
JesCclsy, StlUer.sCGs'e Gsls
Fancy Goods,
which 10 nov the largest and most fashienabls
city. We are constantly In receipt of Goods by
preos, And will always have the newest styles .
pronts 90 QIach Sssurns.
Davenport. Iowa. 0cs. Il Ises-dsf
II II M ovALs
HARDwARB ON COMMISSION.-The ,ubscyt-
IL Der has removed bis entire stock Of HARDwAas
~ his new store In Nichols Block, corner Of Seooni
and Brady streets. sign Of the BROAD Axe where
hc wiil keep on hand general assortment u goods
In bis line.
cA1PKNzxRs. BULL rs.
BLACKSlfI7HS, Ma ACHINLS7S.
IZNNNERS AND FARMERS
viii here md . lane and well assorted stock Of
Shelf and Heary Hardware
which viii he sod By the undersigned at ten TO
t~enty.avs per cent less than before offered 10
this market
Country dealers can by .. this store at % low
rates as at 81. Louis or chicago. Cal and examine
7.odtf TO- WAsnWr4N
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STATE DEMOCRAT,
DAVENPORT, JANUARY rs, 1853
Blanks.

"B have printed and have for sale the following
w Bsnks, which list Ne shsll te constantly
sddng FORMS
w.rrantfe D-sds, Q7it Claim Deeds, Mortrages
Tru-t DE rs, Trustee's Det- {. article Attach
IN II Bonds, srn hes E,tces r., itions, Orig nal
sotifss, txecutions Howers OF attorney and IA e
variety Of Justices Blacks. Decl4iu
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-01-25
John T.. HOgane.

4 NOAL TEAASTER. All orders left with Giett
~ Le Claire hov, will be promptly Attsndec 10 st
short notiGe. Noy6iIf
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-01-25

A TTORNEY'o and Counsellors at Law, ard Nota
"A ri,s Public. Also sxenis for the Chart.r o X
Fire lus. Co., Hartford, Conn.,, Capital 100000
City Fire In.Co. New Haven, q S5OO, ,vso,
Once LIE Claire Block, Davenport.
All BENNETT,
Julyl I6o7d1y FRANK PLUMRR
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-01-25
Commissioner OF Deeds !

For the States OF Maine, Vermont, New Hampshire,
Massachusetts, New York, New Jersey, Peunsylva.
MIA. Virginia, Ohio, Tennessee, Kentucky Illinois,
ami Missouri.
Once in Franklin Block.
tIct ,67 dtfl
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-01-25

UTICA. Jan. 90.
The leather store Of s. A. Gilbert was
destroyed by fire last night. Loss s35 600
Insured 10000.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-01-25
TELEGRAPUIC NEWS.
FROM Washington

REPoRTED EXPRESSLY FOR THE DEMOCRAT.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-01-25

BUCHANAN JOHNS IL CHURCH,
A TTORNEYsAT TLAw.--OFfICE-Eo 8, HoY1
"A MAN's BLOCK, Main street, Davenport, low.
Decx3dtf
Il. DOOLIrTLE.
A TTORNEY AND CouNskLLoR AT LAW
"A 0nice-Nicholls' New Block, Davenport, Iowa
kETEREscEs-Ether Judge OF the Supre or Su
perior Court OF the otste Of OJnnecticut hon Chas
Ingersoil. u. Dist Judge, New Haven, Connecti
cut Hon. JAMES Dixon, s Sen. Hartford On
hect.cut
GEO. =. WnGTCOMR,
A TToRNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT Law
IA NDt,ry Public and Conllni issioner OF Deeds for
New hamps shre,V Vermont. New iofk. Pennsy. vania
Onoe-NortL-w est corner Of Main and Second
streets, Davenport Iowa lsug l3tfl
wnr. .GURLEy. JoHs N. KoorRs
GURLEY 4 ROGERS,
A TTORNEYs AND COUNsELLoRs AT LAW
"A Ofiee-Honinan's New Building. Man street
between Front aud second, Davenport, Iowa
FebI0di
J. w. II. DAkER, N. d,
DHYsIcIAN AND SURGEON -OFFICE-POsT
i OFFICE BLOCK IIouse-Nor,h side of Fif,h
street, tetwecs Is aty and Perry. Jan8Idtf
TC. CAMPBELL,
A TroRsEY AND CoUNsELLOR AT Law,
IA Davenport Iowa
unie.-Dayenpori's Block, corner Main and Sec
ond str-vts. declSd,f
CORISIN q DOW,
A TTORNEYs AND COUNSELLORS AT LAW
"A AND
NOTARiES PUBLIC.
Oflcc-At Macklot 4 Corbin's Exchange ONCE
Davenport, Iowa. oclotf
GEO. T.. Iil BHELL,
A TTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW AND
N Goslmissioner OF Deeds T. Connecticut, viii
give proupt and careful attention the co.itc OF
claims, conveyance OF Real Estate, titles,
and all other Kinds OF legal business
j. ". WILEY,
nEALER IN CHOICE FAMILY GROCERIES,
~ Provisions, Pru luce &c, second street, Deiwoea
BRADY and MAln. Dave2 oTt.lowA. aCtlI
A. MOVES, I'd
TTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW.
"A Onlce-Nor tn West Main and Second
s,ree +, Davenport, Iowa. tdeelUdtfI
DIR, j. 4. PARKER
VNOULD ANNOUNCE To THx CITIZHNS or
w Davenport and vicinity that ne has resumed the
practice of medicine and may b. found, when pro-
fessionaly engaged VI his Office n.xt door TO EAres
once. Noy25dtf
MIEH.vE THIS DAY ASSOCIATED WITH Us
w In the pa the OF Law, A. Church, Esq.
Our firm viii hereafter be- BNCHANAN, JOINS 3
CHUkCa Dee23dlw
HOWARD DARLINGTON, WASHINGTON TOWNSEND.
Davenport, Iowa. West Chester, Penn.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-01-25

psl;y splendid City Residences, City Ind sussshsa
S.ss q 8. n css .s -.
I0n--<ealo11asg - o. inhao1sasts, - Sspe0y -.
essss.as Y msnas:esar.:: escns.s.. psssisiia.
The above property vill be distributed to 1seAee
Hddoss, befors o. On
TAe lss nay q March, lsss,
II the Tlcket> not sooner dt>posed Of: bot in
,iev ., ~ tnssresss Of the r,cset ncaers ~ s,
aourt and he greas value Of the pro ,erty ytshsd
ssc sst tine After ths sole Of the csets vs - A.
lowed TO give si1 weeks notice. (hroueh sgrais and
nevspapsrs) % shss ssch sieess bold stpoins
their commit e 70 make su b Distribution
Te pabc 10 as0sred that this sfyibut0ln Of pree.
erty y not contested WITH any Exhibition, Csnce,s
or sey eAsr eostly snterta1nDsat, vhich can b -
joyed b. only fev Ticket Holders but consists u
soid vaua1oe psupeTty. - propoTtssned 10 tbs Dscs
Of =: !etet, that each person can have fais and
Persoas ,i.isine Columbus, Ohio. are rquessed y
xa01pe ~ scstlsn and charaGtsS OF RAID psopsly,
end The rlsts Of ~ came nov on nle In hts oes.
1Noas desiring y Deschsss uchets cen ossatn 1sn
q :a ~; : :. S.,ss ssas Gs,ss, 70. sa :sea "a.
q orSersd.
REHERENCIs.
Nesss. vssssisis Z 1rsnbsvsr. YAEs1slS1A "a
9. 11s.. lsa.. ossss, Cs.es.sst. =.
Aes.n. l. 1ssnsa = o.. New Yosk asd ciseis-
ne,srs. 4. Peers a.. rsisds,a,..
nessse. Hsshhon Drsstsrr = o.. New YosA. s4ft
John AnAesson . o. Ieheeeeeises, usv Yeek.
Ssass: Daak q OASss 1sane4s q sgCeisnb1s, Oais.
AGBN1s WAurnA
Hssssas Asslriag - - = Assaasis ~ sass e
5lekets, Who w 61v@a ; GGDGnla16sa $3.50
~ sens roDdnsaas Degueas - - pssoptiy a.
.1ste sAsp,psssy yssove.nasps.sAsvss.tas.,-
= ssny ssaa1ln6 Irs1ss ~ DsAlle = IT, DaaAsea
0oeAaats - ooen0D - Dl0Bu0V - Ooou1Vn.
~ Al sE1sss - 1Se1soA - esAsR laaop -
- ooBsssooss y. 4sU0uM,
Apsay ~ 211sae - Ssrsher nGee1S1l1S 3
ossa ~ - ls.l assu,s.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-01-25
e A p IT Al CIT Y
REAL EST.lTE
DI $ TRIB e. 1ION
AT COLUMBUS, OHIO.
$4,000 ID q L l. "A II =
WORTH OF PROPERTY.
WHOLE NUMBER OF TICK EfS, 1000.
ONLY TWO DOLLARS EACH.

I CAPT Al PRIZE, A SPLENDID HOUSE,
Lot and Fn n,tnre. southeast cDrser Of
u, 4 and Fourth STREETS Colnmbns, q ......SIl 100
l House sua Lot, routh tide fr,en1. between
6th Anl 7th streets. @ iumhus, Obto...... b,40o
: Suburban scre baiidIns Lots. On Broad.
way, &3,2OD each.. 6, 400
/ ouburbsa acre 81 pSses bsilding lot on
Broad-.y.............. 500
! BHkk House snl ALI lot south st. corner
Of Rich and 6th ST. stIeet,................... $50
% acres of land In Madison county, Ohio,
near Rail oa1 Depot. 19lo
5 lots st the Columbus (Ohio) De. .ot, (usedby
dvo reLrosds) 7,E6o
I lot II uarte,t, Hulbufd smiths addition
u Columbus. o.. O.......................... Lao
n at COTTAGE and lot on Yrieni street, Co
lumous Ohio. ....................... lA>o
tn. 3 ddle 6lsnxhter House md Cattle Ysrd
attached, one mile vest u Columbus...... 72O
Bri X Cottase and ! acre lot, . n. at ssbur,a an
reSoe0ce.. 10
- suburban bulldog lots, one ~ re each, 14s0
oocu. ......ss...ss.e..s.....s. l0.WO
100 Gil lots n } In w. B9lrr's 81 Br.adWay
oal0tttonss S0,S SO
10 - in John Baker, 1t adcitioa
BJoe0u ~ 4,J4O
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R. ID. COngdOm,
ATTORNEYGCOUNSELLORA ATLAW
AND NOTARY PUBLIC.
nFRICE corner OF Brady and Second streets, over
" AAcklot h Corbiu's Bank.
Particular attention given to the collection Of
cs inns, payment Of Taxes, conveyancing Of Real Rs
tate, examination Of Land Titles, sc, sc.
augl ,lSS7dly
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-01-25
JAMES r. MORTON,
MAYSNILLE AGENCY OFFICE,

MAYSNILLE AGENCY OFFICE,
HICKORY GROVE, SCOTT co. IOWA.
TKAVING disposed OF h.s Interest Ia The Store bus
IL ness in the village has opened an otict for the
transaction OF a General Agency Bust ess for the
sale of auds, drawing onvey auces and taking app-
CATIONS 10 In. .uraace on Town properly, Collecting
note and accounts. etc.
Aso-xtteadDg SUITS before Justice Courts IN the
County,
He will 50 keep Register OF Land for sale in this
and adjoining COUNTIES giving full description, and
the Terms Of Sale of the same.
Also--a stock Estray Book, in which "a entry will
be made, application OF estrdys taken up or other
wise, with de eruption Of the game and where they
may be found.
p.sar 70 any ,esner, .lla-Iawve, in Dsvpnnort
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NICHOLAS KUHN EN-,

NICHOLAS klHNEN,
WHOLESALE ETOBACCONIST,
Corner Main and Second .treets, Ddrenport, Iosca
Every variety OF Havana and Domestic Segars, To
bAceos, Pipes, etc constantly on Rand.
Agent for Browns celebrated Fine Cut Chewing
aud Smoking Tobacco.
20 6egsr Manufacturers would recomm nd well
selected stocx of .Af Tobacco, consisting OF Havana
Wrappers and Pllers Java and Cuba Seed Leaf, etc
Nov14ihvtf
ss.SIEG,
WHOLESALEAND RETAIL TOBACCONIST
Main st., below Cook & Sary, nt's Bark,
IMPORTER AND DEALERiS
HAVANA AND DOMESTIC CIGARS
vireiuis Plug and Cut Chewing and Smoking Tobacco
Fauce Pipes, etc. Janldtf
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-01-25
j. WILSON EUlTEAU.
.aTTOR.VEr Er.aTL.4W~.
.HsOfur.u Pub & ('Dsn ressra,a~>

NXTILL attend To all business relating TO Real b.
w tate; Collecting Of Debts Loanng OF Money, &C
Particular and prompt attention given to making
Abstracts Of Title TO Real Estate and Conveyancing
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-01-25

BUCHANAN. JOHNS Il CHURCH,
A 1TORNEYS AT TLAw.--OFfICE-Eo. 3, HOYH-
"A MANS BLOCK, Main street, Davenport Iows
Decx3dtf
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-01-25

WEH.vE THIS DAY Associated WITH US
w In the pta-ti,e OF Law, A. Church, Esq.
Our firm viii hereafter be BScHASAN, JOINS &
CHUkCa. Dee23dlw
HOWARD DARLINGTON, WASHINGTON TOWNSEND
Davenport. Iowa. West Chester, Penn.
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ID 4 n L A l. S u K G. + O n.
OFT, r IN CARLTON.s NEW BLOCK.
Corner Brady and 4th ats, entrance on 4tb,
DAVENPORT, IOWA.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-01-25

Auction S01es
Yv0 - scii TO pay Fresg6t and StorsoD - ~ 0el
i Of February, q 3 o'coek n. o AuDlloa, -
our sto, 9, one Pump and two Win1Q1l1o.
Dsv np ,rt, JsuusSy "a. 1858
Jsa2t itysto NICeOLI& LOOMS 4 90.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-01-25

Dr. J. N. witherwax Drs. MINER 4 worley,
Rev. Il. r. MsgouI, Rev Reed,
Willar1 Barrows, E,q | Joseph Lsmorlle ESQ
r. Plun4er, Esq.
70 teeth EItrdefed at oil hours ofAs nigAa,
Dvcldtf
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After all, the reader will ssk, what profit is
there in conducting such an investigation, or in
arguing question 80 remote from human in.
terests7 Will it help us to appreciate the
rhetoric OF Bassanio, or his wisdom in seeing
the virtues hidden beneath the sombre leaden
surtaceI Will it contribute to tie enhance.
ment OF our reverence for the "sweet swan of
Avon or enable us more clearly to understand
the fascinating influence of " those flights that
30 did take Eliza and our James 2" Can we
expect to be benefited by wasting our time in
the Perusal of such antiquarian stuff? I GER
tainly think 90.
Inc grandest world truths we are acquainted
with are in the grandest fashion expounded by
Shakespeare. These are truths which we can.
not forget, and live rightly; truths we mast not
forget, II We value mans mission and, take
II, every time we are shown how the great mas.
ters OF thought have confirmed those truths, and
endorsed Shakspesre's statement of them. we
are awakened into fuller and clearer apprecia.
ton OF them. and consequently are better able
to act accordingly.
NOW, here, In this very matter of Bassanio's
choice, how forcible presentation we have of
the truth that all judgments which are based
on externals are fallacious, aud how forcibly
hkewise are we reminded of mans continual
proneness thus to judge. Three men essay the
caskets, and two of them "look at the outside"
amply. How We are reminded of mans weak
ness, OF his proclivity to error, when we reflect,
that though the lesson has been grandly taught
MS from the days of Plato to the days of Mrs.
Pot'phar, each individual has still to become
practically acquainted with it, through the me.
dipm OF his own experience, ere he will practi.
caliy acknowledge its truth and wisdom; and
even then the half of US 60 painfully down to
our graves, only cognizant of and only judging
by the outside and superficial part of things ;
gnawlng upon the bone in utter unconscious.
ness OF the marrow that is within. But have
no intention of preaching sermon.
Martins Nest, Md January %, 1853.
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WASHINGTON, D. c.
For the National Era.
E T A S A U R A
BY WILLIAM NJ. BRIGGS

Ia The far being OF those times long parted
Forever from US, in those ancien, days,
When dwelI the strong in arm, the lion-hearted,
Whose deeds old Poets praise ::
When, in the holy beauty of believing,
The soul of man grew great in mighty deeds
When faith was pure-deceived nor yet deceiving
By any curse CT creeds:
When in the dawning's safron-iinted usire
The young world blossomed in its glorious prime,
And over the fair earth began TO cluster
The hero names OF Time
There dwelt lonely spirit. 10 whose dreamings
The angels of the Lord came down in white
They told him all things in their hidden meanings,
And showed him wrong from right.
lie sat with folded hands before the hovel
That sheltered him, and thanked the Lord aloud,
And unto him came Truths most strange and novel,
From sun, and moon, and cloud
From the light waving of the summer bushes,
From flowers, and wandering winds, and minstr
bees,
Insects and birds with soh melodious gushes,
And the far sound of seas.
The smile of inspiration faded
From his full tremu Gus lips, and in his eyes
There lay rapture like deep lakes that, shaded
Mirror the mellow skies.
The night with all its beauty shone above him.
With calm on calm Of shining stars above;
They bade him pine not-there was else 10 love him
Than changeful hnman love
They told him, with their pure still eyes how lonely
is man without communion with his God
And taught him, 10 the unbeheving only
Is earth unmeaning sod.
That every leaf that withers in the summer,
That every tone that sounds unheeded on,
Hail in their death but glorious conner
For that which just has gone
That all is change; but changing for a better
And brighter being than the present bears,
Until we reach that time when every fetter
is broken unawares.
The golden has not passed, but still is coming
The ripest age of all-the age of Truth
Bend down and listen the my sierious humming
From myriad germs of youth
They come; for every wind of heaven is bringing
The stir of action towards glorious prime;
The pPan of the world wide nations singing
The harvest home of Time,
Thus 10 this lonely spirit was unfodtd
The inner life OF all things, in his dreams;
And angels, silent Tipped and subile moulded
His soul 10 mighty themes
lie sang and from the stars a radiance tender
Spread DER the night; the ocean laughed aloud;
The winds cried shriily and sudden splendor
Leapsd from the summer cloud:
He sang; and the WIDE nations heard in wonder,
The warrior and the pr est, the bond and free,
And caught alike the diapason Ihun FER
OF that which TO be
The serf stood up in freedom; wearied woman
Shook OF her shackes; manhood learned al length
The godike terminates the pure and human,
And weakness-streagth,
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speakers, seeing the attitude they place them
in, will be the first to retrsct or explain. II
not, We shall write with deep regret their with
drawal from the coming field of future victory,
but no abandonment by parties or politicians
shall induce US to trail the banner that has
been unfurled in this State, until Missouri shall
be possessed in fullness and entirety by free
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upon the admission of Kansas and upon the
historical relations of slavery. The Senator'S
remarks were pronounced before a full Senate
and in the presence of crowded galleries. His
speech is printed on our fourth page.
Mr.. Thomson, of New Jersey, next proceeded
to assign the reasons which would determine
his vote in favor of admitting Kansas into the
Union, and thus terminating the Slavery sgita-
ton. which again threatened the integrity of
the Union.
The Senate then went into Executive session.
HOUSE
The Joint resolution from the Senate, grant
ing authority TO restore to thsir former positions
dropped or retired naval officers, was further
discussed at some length by Mr.. Whitley of
Delaware. Mr.. Florence of Pennsylvania. Mr..
Seward Of Georgia, Mr.. Chngman and Mr.. Wins
low of North Carolina, in its favor; and by
Mr.. Bocock in opposition. After propositions
to amend and to lay on the table, the resolution
was passed by the decisive vote Of l22 to 81.
Mr. Qaitmsn pressed the consideration of the
army bill, which was specially assigned for the
day, and it was accordingly taken up; but,
before any progress was made, the House
adjourned
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