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Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1858-02-24
CYCLOPEDIAo of AMERICANELO

ENCYCLOPEDIA of AMERICANA LO-
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speeches of the Orators Of America, ever published
1t contains a brief biographical memoir of each, and
is illustrated with historical notes. The work is now
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Warren, Jan. G. .,S,
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made any threat: This demorstra.icn, oppcrt1nsy
made, cobp pied with knoEI~3ge among tie passsa
gers tnai there lack Of firearms on board, %
dispo-.rior 20 them, required, hsi me desired
eAe,, e preventing q attach, Il any was seriously
contemplate.
SAFETY OF THE rARrhi,N.
Tie bark + .rtha 81, q and from h'chnoad i"r 40
,T,p,iro. witch WIS spoken of B'rmnia. d+ra ,l~'
arrived ~ 81 Thomhs--ro da;e-'iisInsst@i Ih~
above report cones By the brig J. {. hriier, rom
Ce,,o. vi ich y3-.ei the Capes Of Delaware Oh The
18Th, on her Ssy g. Baltuore
rHF sLAYE.TRNDE.
H. pair.v ,te .urceun ~ the L : n ate y sSars
l.. cf American vtssels on n. coast OF A'fict
t.,.uc-o Of b-inc e4e lg.d IN the sia'r sd-, lri
-, him .ruq.tr. 'a. he hrIgsrtiue X lh"r wing
s,5 -. h,issr,ire P,u'iIs. vefdent' Si'.ns: In'
"RI.rt VII, r. a. = IRA Lone ke' IN ''ard h0l'
90 ~ u.5g,D an4 enc ~ f5ubooHs. Tbs PannA Ia sup
opposed 20 BE- her consor ,-,..; =.
The Robert Niug J. a regular trader oeigns'og q"
Rcston and commended By Salem captain ne
b,,.s al, money wssr undoubtedly toe proceed, ~ n'r
,n,,vsrl CARGO TT, Psuloa J. owned ~ Napt' tua-,
U.fo,su q salem known for nt1y years Is one u
orr no.; ex-u-iy, aud successful merchants 10 'iv
l.girlna.e African trade. lA,re are IN o'O.'''y
I,.Is ar n coast but there Is no good reason i)r
,scrr,te.e rerchaut-meo un'er the ban Of usplc'n'
ITO. notorious yacht Nauderer, which Is san 10
h.y. landed some Africans on the coast o u. y g.
opi,a recently va. 10 the Congo RIVER not many
,oor.h. ago bu. che is not mentioned among IN"
:" S,s,,ec,Sc f>-em Register,
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ccIrsc,rtez-c y TIE y. Y Tnbaue.
IHDIASsrOPis Dee. Is, 1853.
little need he said of our Legislature, nov in
s--cial sesson. There has been great amount
of tslA. but uO legislation OF any amount. Great
e,rec- .,ion. have been formed of tne election Of
intel States Senator'S 10 Ill the piacs. usurped
by Bright and Fitch. The concurrence of two or
three auti-Lecomptcn stnstoIs IS required 10 bring
about the ioLt az ion Of the Senate and House, and
il has been generally supposed that there would he
nodficulty on that score. But, someho s. ;hese men
hold back when the time for voting arrives ] sln
strongly incned 70 biIk tha they are acting under
directors from Douglas snd ths. IL i extremely
doubtful whether contestants Will appear for the
seats Of Bright and Eiirh ihS session, unless 1t be
under terms dishouorable To- republicans, or con-
cediur the lions share g. these Douglas men, 20
holding thc balance oi power. Henry y Lane j.
pitched upon for the Republican censtor, and John
e.. Dayis NJ c., for the Terre Haute District was
selected to represent the snti-Lecompton section,
but DAVIS declines the uncertain chances for the
Senate .or the iD-hand seat IL the House
The Republican party here = far in the rear of
the party elseW here far as adopting AID stand
inc 10 the principles of the party, ndt-tooted and
boldly and no doubt the- defeat on the State ticket
at the last election IS T. be attributed To this cow
aIulce. III ~ De H"rtrSail 10 unite Win OLntIs
TO form a victorious opposition, 1t cannot b. neces
sary to give up hold in the background the fun
daiicuta principles of the organization. Concession
Of principle weaken any party formed upon ANY
groundwork of righteousness, As We clam - the
Republican party JUS. IA proportion To the extent
of The concession; and believe that Only when the
Republican palty al Indisn. t"L~~ ""a '''"'"t"i"- I"
nl.Ni ana impfegnabe platform upon the principle.
of the par = eib il be- permanently successful.
am moi a. b. understood Is opposing any union
of the elements of opposition 10 this unrghteOus
Administration, for single campaign, and for the
sole purpose of putting end TO great iniquity,
when il il union aro'ccdg ,ritiout any concession
OF distinctive principle. Far otherwise. believe
We are bound. patriots and Christians, TO resort
TO all honorable meaBs, aud 10 accept all proiered
and unconditional aid from any quarter, for the
purpose of putting p constitutional stop TO the
outrageous expenditure of the public moneys, and
the extravsgaDt and Systematically iniquitous
schemes Of the plo'ters i'll power to advance the
curse OF human slavery.
Hereafter propose To say something in regard
10 the Judicial law making rather aw -anlulling
power Of this State, ard matters of some psrtic-
ulary local interest. DoEQ.
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are ueary all Republicans, Ard no sect amo1g u
has a better record ~ the Slavery question.
IN. religions Dewspa,ers are pnbhsh'ns ther
sdyertI-.m, Dts Tor TIE. new year. Inc puoh-Deis
of The Recorder, notice, advertise that 90 II tiAes
"Bo SIDE il pa-tT politics. II 5 not month -1nce
il cOIia,ned hall column OF extracts rom 1 l"-
Sl.yery cfwspapers misrrresentIng and condema-
inc Mr.. sewsrjs Rochester speech, aud there u d
mutual tickling process between l. aud The CoRr~f,
w ID .ho,,s that both papers belong To the same
political party, though The Courier - decidedly
more eclectic IN is religious propens'les thfh IN
P,coy6er The recent defense. by Ih' Courir, OF
'pruui.cuOus dancing. and 81 the sr.%lre oi me
Mortara boy by toe Phpai Government would one
MINT suppose shake the Res Fdrson Co"ht
confidence IN tie orthodox! OF that shee'' ouV D.
meets i on the common ground oi Iro-Sli'tf! anu
gy.s il hearty embrace ihere.
Tie iibaEv Statesmen announces thai the New
ENGLAND ReDubcI-. are making movements tor
the PRESIDENCY 10 4, acert with the West 90 a 10
cut oft eli a.piralf. IN the Middle States. FUR
theruore. that The American element strongly pre-
dominates IN the Eastern States, the entire tepuo-
licsn organization beng pledged to thr primo PEE
and purposes of tie American party. firther-
more that this movement nclines toward John
Bell Of Tennessee. TINS is all news 10 us. have
se,u no calculation To TIE result of the election
IN l-GO which elects the Republican candidate
without the votes of Nrn-IOTh and Penn.y lyana,
and therefore 1 cannot think It possible that these
two important States are To be lett of the ring.
Besides. New.lcrrsf AID Pennsylvania nave much
more sympathy with Americanism than the hfpuo-
lean States Of the Vest have. And so lar IRON
that element prcdominatng here, II i OF n" c"n'e
queuce whatever and nobody pretends 10 pay a"y
Difference 70 il. OF the eleven members q. Con-
gre,s who were chosen at the late e.e, ton in this
State. seven never belonged TO the american party
and the others would gladly have il forgotten that
they ever joined.
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BOOKS RECEIVED.

LyGs Gcnnans Hymns the Sundays aud Ch' Feriras
Of Christian Year Tran lated from he German by
Catherine NinAworh. A.. Up. 49, STANFORD De
Future Lite; Or Scene. IN Another World By George Wood
limo, ~ $50. Derby Jackson.
The Lie and Times Of cir Phdp Sidney leao. rp. @
Tictnor Fields
limo. % f6. Tho same
Will i, "a Morning By yrsni, T. Townsend. Ianio,
%. 57l. DERBY Jackson.
The hooern Cook BY Charles EIre FE4ncase go. PIP IS
4. B. Peterson x Brothers.
IT. Power Of PIayer ny Samuel reuau' Prime l2u.o Pr
37j. Charles scribLer
The heroroL;sp Catholic Ahnsnsc. 1883. i2mo. pp NJ
shclcon, Blakenan ! c..
TIL Living Episie. By Rev Cornelius Tysee. Emo pp is5
kitty Nayi I'd. By the author OF Irish Amy lrso pp 9S
Ansriean Sunday School Union.
Fsyoris Eng ish Poems Of the t Two Ceutas. So pp.
oulnss Of crssi.on By Elh, No5ee. l2He- Pp sSS The
Sam.
Arabian Dsy> EuteIsapent Translated s,un the German
by Herbert Pelham Cu1s limo pp. Az Phui ls,
History Re- of Philip Ii, s~oon6 King OF span Nv
William Fl. Pr-,scit $40. ~. SIS The saine.
Poor and Proud s.9 fer Young to,. BY Oliver Optic
stulse. Of b. Eosy Christians. With a. rroiae,n BY
Rev =. b. Huntington, d d. limo. PIP ~. Johu T.
Wild Flown, srd ceorea from Nature By Mr.. C.
~; Bsaser Wiz an Intr7da.'io by Ne. L H. 81,
IT, hiota', u a- ser rp IS s c s9 fsae =,
sso o.. ij2. Columbus: o. J. 4 II Miisr.
The Daily Cccl'elor BY Mr. L. ii. siso-F1ey i2alo ~.
Echoes Of ae'rory ald Enotion ~ Rah .Hoy l2ms pp
l,7. STANFORD . Deisssr
LII. 81 EhoP CToss 81 ~ jersey BY john a. nrou limo
pn - Church Boos Society.
The Cailcs P<gfe aud y-r,t BOOK By G,.4la.thrr
lSno. pp. ~. james Miller.
Fsyofte taHy TAGS Tor Little Folk lsno. pp TIE
Mari1a E!gyood o. How Gil. Live 'By ope OF
CONF. II lie History, Principles &C. or ,he Sh.kr,
By p W Evans. Emo Up. iss D. App.=,sa a ~.
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BOARD OF COUNCILMEN.


The Hrari net yesterday aiternooni Mr.. HaswELL
IL the chair.
TIE Uayler RaIroad.-The ordinance 70 permit tho
Uarftm Railroad tO steam on Fourth avenue from
tae northern extremity Of the city to Forty second
sIFst, Tor penod OF thirty years, Was amended and
adopted.
fonOrs 10 Senator Doug as The Board concurred
with the Alrinen in the resolutions teniering the hoe
ptae- Of The city 10 the Hon. Stephen A. douglas.
On motion committee Of tive was appointed 10 mako
tue necessary Arrangements
ARoih,r Ner LNgiae House.-A resolution was
adopted, authorizing the Street Commissioner TO sd
"ers. for proposals for building new house for 70.
CINE Co. No. 10.
The report OF Committee on Assessments in favor Of
reducing as-ess nents on tine property of Mr. james
ana ot"rs Tor sewer in tityfourth street. was coz
cured ~.
lie report OF the Special Committee in regard 10
ihe new reservoir was adopted. The Committee cay
that the only practical barrier " the water the re.
serNor II tie puddle wall which is unsafe They can.
net but RECORD the durability OF such structure TO
cay Tie mot o. II, pIOberDaticsi too much 90 To
Iasny tie Hpounolng Of nearly one hundred OF
"e.r thiiy-esht feet deep, literally over the heads
OF large portion Of the citizens o. popuous city.
Located AZ point where break would inevitably
Destroy me Nes OF thousands, they cannot look upos
" reLoie CONTINGENCY which woul1 cause such dlk-
ss;er, without ust lear. In coeol lrio the Committee
recon mend that concrete wall be directed 70 be
sructec IN the middle Of the embaukmert Of the new
reservoir, to be OF the following dimensions Tocom-
niece On Tie rock ana 10 carried TO feet above
toI wafer ine WITH batter OF one foot in every ten,
u such WIDTH az bottom will give with sucb batter,
tour feet width At top the said wanto be constructed
Jlder that ssctOn of the existing specification and
oout act providing for extra work.
Ire IHdic'sd Cpy G0rernUeW OF ls9l.-T0e resp
luton 20 appropriate f600 10 defray the expense II
defending the Members Of the Common Council In the
natt.r II The Roman Catholic Orphan ASYLUM grars
was concuTrei in.-Adiourned 10 Monday.
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EICHr CHILDREN At 4 BiRIB-EoIrrAonssr. All
CHEATIoS.-About nye months since the sf- Of Jacob
Abbott, living Zen miles ives; u Goconda in Pypo
CouIty, presented Ter husband with eight pledge, Of
affection a. ole birth four Of tLe.e ohiIdreD ,nr.
yived until some weeks froe, when 40 Of them
sesen,d and ds.d. The remaining TWO are ill l.yin
and tbri,irg finely. The whole eight were very .uaI
speeim-ns If humanity when usnered ino = j. world
e might have been expected. Thi- ststemer, i h,-
Ally true: It Il vouched or by Numbers of respectable
WITNESSES .Lo ssw lie four Iy7Is children Egypt i
a very prolific couuty-s Lille tn much 20. .ome-
tines. Cairo Gszetf.
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BOARD CT SUPERVISORS.

FRlnAr Nov E-Mr. TwEED in the chair. SID
ory ti'ls wee referred "a Committees.
RESOLUTION relation 10 the reduction Of the fees
a. tie City ,p'ctor for RECORDING br,hs, from 10 10
- an Dot rcducngtn lee yr recording marriages,
efc olIecIIg tt Conm.tfee County ciicts 10 in-
quile into tae lropretyo OF rciuciug said marriage
Ices. Adapted.
uitttr Annual 1f1t- 20 collect al m.ttrrs cDncrrn-
ng fe C'ann- ioners ~ keruri- since their spport-
vt, VIII ylea T.. presca.r taem before tie Leg
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IN REGULARS' GENERAL DEMOCRATIC
COMMITTEE

Tbs Conn iitee met OF Thursday evening, a i.s
rooGs, los Boseryi snd adopted resolution similar
10 inet pssse' by tie People Dsmocraic Republican
EtitIa COMMITTEE, al is last meeting; tue purpors
of which Was a. OBJ. up;ieI and consolidstd en-.
nt'e W slc' "a the double Or alton now sting
~" 'Ip"-'u 10 re tyranny and usgrpafiOns Of Tan
sDy Han should b, ,lec.ed by the Democracy Of this
10y @id Ov"-i, 10 represent them durng tho ming
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Cn' Tract NssioS.-Ihs City Tract 5 lc.e,y holds
its IrIi! second Anniversary N Madison square
CLnrei o. Sabbath evening. The report VII saos e
''iJ rse iters sc N r--ats on say iormr year aud
great nieTsst AL be gwen 70 the eelhs by al.
cse4es from ilr Hon. VIM. C. AeK,nder OF PsIoe.
ter. ar t-e hey. =. h'rgo-o Ny. d.; ~. ~
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FIRE.
mn N cnArnAN .IEtlr.

III n lHaTWAT rIFEtT.
Yesterday sfteinnop. about o clock, f-e brok.
-; n tie cap rtDre No. H. rla ham str,.t kept by
NJ. Monaghan. IL W caused by tue ,scabe oi vis
ir,n TIE u,ir pipe. under tie Aopr. Officers Fele-
han and H. enas Of te Folub W,r1 Police were
pa-- M tie tiHe AID, seeing the hanes ~ heI in
ai1 eItincui-hod tn,m Vrry little aal.s-r "A.
suaialuei.
F'hE rs sfNTl-FIR,T STREET.
About o.ciecA Fn-ay morning % ire broke out Ia
al unoctupled stable ~ Sixty-nrst street tween
second aId Hire sFtru.s belonging e. E,hraim
lreadwel. Los about 500. Insured. IL. fire +
supQoled 20 be The work OF ~ incrnd'ary.
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T. ~
Nc e F-csarGe rice N,t,. larl. De-. IS, 1882.
me folo.ug letters have been cJmmulic ited to Us
for publication ..-,
"GrntonD. CLenargo Co.. y. y. Dec 6, is,S.
Hos. w. ii. ANIHOA-i'eW 81 : noticud 10
last week r TuBrNE, a circular. developing a plan
for giving wide circulation 10 pamphlet edition oil
" Helpers Impending Crisis Of the South. Having
had the loan OF copy oi the WORK toe only copy Ia
our town. read i with great Interest; end Wnie III
Phlaccphla in October last | purchased anotaor
copy which intend 10 keepn circ aia'ion rs much a.
possible. Yet, fearing tuat but title good can be
done with so large volume. r. l0ce a. the prospect
of a compendium. Your pau, tlns, Is the only
one Ia reach the masses on whose action depends our
co.utrvs veal or woe. / shall Try 20 get up = CLUB
soon. Being now in my sevcnty-i gnth year, havs
histened TO inelose 81, lest might leave the void
ere had done any thing for tie success OF so GOOD
cause. You're nlostrcspectiuly, LENrEL JtWiLL.'
"NEw-YoRK, Dec. II, ISIS.
Hos. W ". H. .tNTHoS-D.ar So. Please find IN
closed draft Tor 50, my subscription 70 the com
perdium ii the Impending rises Of the South As
d South III man and friend Of the Union, | would
warmly commend this work 10 the citizens of all the
States. Tie facts aud arguments are ali drawn from
such that they come home with great force 10
the people Of the south.
The ate Judge q ss,on, one of North Caroina's
uoblest sons, IN Lis address before tue stldeuts Ut
the University Of the State, said Disguise the
truth as We may, suc throw the blame where we
will il II Slavery which, 'cOr than any other cause,
keep usback ia the career of improvement IL stiles
roUstIy aId Topresses enterpnse-it Is fatal %
economy aud proyideuCe-it discourages Skill I'M
pairs our sttngth as community, and pois9ns
morals at the !Oup.s" heoi''
Iruth of this mastery statement OF the evils
81 Slavery is shown in every chapter Of Mr.. Helper
Book.
1.-The present attitude Of the slave party il well
known. You may, perhaps, remember that my
Offer against them that wished 10 pr serve the
Territories for tie of the South and the North.
Mr.. Helper has been guilty OF a still more heinous
oivrse by claiming that even in the Southern States
the non-sayeholoiug " ties, who form the majority
have rights which should be respected not sithstand
ing some of the exclusive privileges of the slayehod
Ing minority should thereby be cUrtaiied.
=" Yours Truly, "B. s HEDRlCh"
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SUBSCRIPTIONS IN A CJop CAUSE.

Tire iol'osrg ca'h subscriptions have been rece vel
by the Hon Nn. H. Anthem IN ali OF the fund Ter the
circulation Of the compendium Of IIslPers Impending
-, g. tie south, end have beea deposited 10 the
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NV FxiHrss FKucHr TRAIS To AlE'Ni.-lAe
New-Yoik and Harlem Railroad Company have placed
al express freight train On the road, to leave New"
York =, @ p IN, and Alhsry q. p M, arHviaS IN
Newly orr a. 3 .. ~ rcst morning. ami A'any q :
e. ". next uort'lr
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To'al..........,.,......... $500 :
n q r.-eI.,ro, rifes N,t-.l1rk. De-. u.s. 1882.
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|Sagb.- Sr. Or. Mm. 8. Willis bon 0tew.
Marfet, 0reoerif 60, befano iid nit ttebrez
Ten Sreunoen auf Der Sa9o. Oa 9ln9 tbm
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Der uttetifIide tcpt. Der 8rioer pe8 Doc
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Die sabtreidm Gbeilnehtaer.) alte lno iun9e,
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lid ben apedndBisea Incr2nunSen oeS Ssrrn
Bdfer 5u perpanfen mar. 81
lpa 9tto Nd b1pai i e ne n. ~ Soabrenois in BrDof.
lbh bas Self a6er @afer'lhen Saute f~fattfano,
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nobel Ism. W1lte ron bier eineu ShuB In ben
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IN ZEN 6ala befama % @(s Die Bclijei fam, paren
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Baltimore unD WleSlelanltr. une iniultirten
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Die @eoulo ..ulnD' elmer, idritt auf pie Gumultus
Ianteil gu nub bearbeitcte ben llnperiddlntelten
b~erielbell peruaBel,1l baB Die Inoercn poa
Sdreden bappn liefen. 81
s9lGrimtn ale@ ourt.J > Sn benz Sale
oe8 Srn. Or. Winrwart erfl1rte lid, bic Court
fit incompetent. Der Sat- murGe oaber(ente
El11en. 20 ~-- .
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peaaticnel 8eBeh 6rieoea8ridterlide Gntldei.
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