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Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1858-04-17
pU WALLS GALyANlC OIL.

Bilious Cholic was cured in 10 minutes
ask p. y. Brand, Of Harrisburg, Pa. Piles
of 10 years standing cured by one bottle, and
many others of the same character cured
soundly by the use Of this on.
AaxNrs FoR Dc VANS GALvANic OL-Frug 4
Grant, A. w. Fisher w. Weiner, {. Weak, II ID
Maize BrrgstTesseI Hull.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1858-04-17

~" We refer our readers TO the letter o.!
Governor Walker to the democracy Of New
Jersey 1t is not only able but conclusive in
its exposition Of the Lecompton Swindle.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1858-04-17
NOTICES,

'E'liE ANIMAL Election for President and Di.
rsctors Of the Trcyorton Coal I'd Rail Road
Company, will he held at the GIari House. in
Philadelphia, on Tuesday, lih May, Isis
Poll open from - to O'clock. +. II.
by order,
F. Ia JOHNSON. sccy.
AF7il II. iss.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1858-04-17

Northumberland Bridge Compal
A n election for officers Of the Northumbci
l Bddge Company, TO serve for one year
be held at the house of Mrs. Burr, in Norll
berland, on MONDAY, the I'd day Of May
The election will open at ! O'Clock, p. NJ,
close at 4 o'clock, p. NJ. The books az
counts of the company will he submitted
stockholders for their inspeeuon, at TIE
time and place.
d. BRAUTNAM, Preside
Aytf, 10, IsSs-l.
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GROVER g. BskER'S
CELEBRATED
FAMILY SEWING MACHINES,
4o5 BROADWAY, NEW YORK.
20 cHEsNuT STREET, PHILADELPHIA.

~ These Machines are now justly admitted
10 be the best in use for Family Sewing, new
strong, and elastic stitch, which will not rip,
even ii every fourth stitch bo cut. Cireslars
sent on application by letter.
AGENTS Wanted.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1858-04-17

OxygenGted Baters.-fhis compound pos
sesses much real merit. The cures it is efec.
ting on every side aud without precedent
Dyspepsia who have suffered for years have
been entirely relieved 10y a few bottles.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1858-04-17

AN AMPLE SUPPLy.--We this morning saw
three car loads of Shad brought on the Nor
thern Central Railroad from the Patomac
fisheries. They were fine looking fish, fresh
and tat.-HarrisJTq Telegraph.
If the Northern Central road was finished,
these, same shad would be found in our mar
kets aud at almost half the usual prices.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1858-04-17

The grounds Of the Presbyterian church,
in this place. have been graded and very lib.
orally endowed with shade trees, the past
week.-Lewis6urg Chronicle.
Ga" Several of our churches might profit
by the example. Now is as good time as
any to plant shade trees.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1858-04-17

lY' The Union Prayer Meetings are still
kept up in this place every evening, and are
we'll attended.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1858-04-17
FOR RENT

H>HE Store Room in Market street, form
Il occupied by p. W. Gray. Apply TO tn,
ecuio!s of II. Masser, deceased.
April IL 1875.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1858-04-17
sUNBURY PRICE CURRENT.
New Advertisement.
SPRING AND SUMNER
MTy.LTNERX GOODS

Sia ass M. u. GsSsier, respectfully an..
AVN nounces, that she has ust returned from,
the city with new, cheap End elegant assert.
ment OF
Spring and Summer Millinery Goods
Consisting oil new pattern Bo~nets. Str,,y,,.
Gimps aud Fancy bonnets also Ribbons Flower.
and Fancy Trimmings, Lsdies Dress Cans g..
all oI which will be sold cheap
bonnets of every descriptions made 10 orlc,
Old bonnets 5eached and pressed in the b-s,
manner.
Thankful for past patronage, she solic.sa con.
ilnuance OF the same.
Store in Fawn Street, End deor below III, Rail
Road. -''''
oun'urv, April 18th, ls5s.--cm$
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1858-04-17

II The court this week, adjourned or
Wednesday, and the jury was discharged.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1858-04-17

u;g For RESr.-A house in Market street
Apply at this Office.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1858-04-17
NOTICE.

VNHE Stockholders of The ShamoSin ST
Il Ferry and 1owboat Company, are her
notified, that an election will 5e held at the o
OF the Company, in the borough OF Sunbury
Monday, the Sd day OF Nav next, TO choose
Directors to serve the ensuing year.
HENRY DONNEL, Sec
sunbnry, hpril II, Is5s.-
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Estate of Lemuel Rcadarmel, Qecease

"a Office is hereby given, that lst;crs OF A
v mInistratlOn, on the estate of LENT
KosdarmeI, lateof Shamokinlown Nouhumh
land county, deceased, have Ieeu granted 10
subscrl0cr All persons indebted to said este
viii please make immediate payment, ana Tho
having claims present Them duly authenIcaI
loI settlement.
y. B.-rhe subscriber will attend Q the koI
of ID. y. Lake, Esq, Tor that purpose On at
day, June 5th, next.
MARY ANN ROADARMEL, AGm'uiN
Shanokin, April II, lS5s.-6t
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1858-04-17
WISuINGTOS. Anrjl. y

The weather, TO day, has been cold and
rainy, but the funeral of Col. Benton was
largely attended. The last wish OF the de.
ceased was. that Congress would make an a1.
preparation for the purchase Of his works
which he desired might be distributed among
the members Of both Houses, and also among
other public Libraries Of the country. llis
last paragraph note is one complimenting
Henry Clay which is appended to the deceas
eds account of the compromise struggle Of
1880, and TO which period the work is com
pleted.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1858-04-17
WAsnINGToN, April, u

The report il revived in well-informed cir
cIes, that Senator Slidell OF Louisiana, and
MIR. Belmont late Mnister to the Hague,
are engaged in the raising of loan for three
millions Of dollars, to be applied in aid OF the
revolution now in progress in Sonora.
WAsuISdToY, April. l2.
Governor Powell and Major Ben McCnl.
Loeb. the Commissioners TO Utah, had started
on Saturday night and when at the cars. a
messenger was sent By the President, in great
haste, to stop them. j is understood Impor-
tant reasons induced this sudden movement.
WAsnIHlroH, April l3.
The funeral service over the remains Of Mr.
Benton, were attended By the President and
his Cabinet the Foreign Ministers aud mem
bers Of both Houses. The remains were
placed upon the cars for transportation TO St
Louis.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1858-04-17

81 GoDEY's LADY's Book, for May, is
quite welcome. 1t is collection OF beauties,
illustrative and literary. "rhe Queen of
May is beautiful, while the fashion and pat
tern plates will be appreciated by Godey's
fair friends, whose name is legion. The
Lady's Book well merits success, for expense
and labor are not spared in its getting up.
Ez5' Canton does not prove to be much of
place, now that the allies have got into it.
The London Times correspondent says it Is
large and populous, but in other respects is
to be set down as very ordinary Chinese
city. The nne-storied pagoda is in ruinous
condition, and has been shut up for years.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1858-04-17
NGTICE

y MEEI ING Of the Stockholders nf tho T..
vnf'on Coal ami Rail Road COMPANY. Will
he held a. the Girard House in PhiisJelnhi, ~,
IT ESDAY, ilh MAY. prsximo a. eleven
@ CLOCK BY Order,
F, H. JOHNSON, sec'y.
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Administrators Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that letters Of q!
~ minis ration have been granted to the
scrlber on the esta OF Mary Coos, late Of p
township, NorthumbeTland county, deceased
All persons indebted To said estate will pie
make immediate payment and those having c!a
10 present them for settlement.
WIN. IL. WAPLES, A imi
Northumberland, ApTil II, ls5 .-6t
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PENNSYLVANIA WIRE u,o,,,

PENNSYLVANIA WIRE WORKS
No. PIG Arch St. jst. Second 5, THIRD,
(opHosls Bread Street,
Philadelphia.
&EiEES, Riddles, Screens, Woven Nir. Of
~ all mcshcs and Widths. with all kinds #
pam and fancy wire work. Heavy Twil,d
"lrc for Spark Cachcrs Coal. sand and C;r,
vel Screens; Paper Makers Wire; Cy,c,Jr,
ana Dandy Rolls, covered in the best ynsrr,r.
Wire and Wire Fencing.
very superior Article Of Heavy Founder.
Serves Aii kinds of Iron Ore Wire Serves.
, BAYLlSS. & DARBY.
Philadelphia, April II, 1853 elm.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-02-25
ABUSES or TIE ADVALOREM SYSTEM

Tie Sunday A:,as is edited in chief by an eI-Cus-
tomtIouse officer who gives the country the benefit
Of bis official experience, az follows:
The Committee on Claims i'll the Senate, in a case
Of Stuges Bennett & Co., have reported adyersJ 70
n claim of that house for a return Of duties upon
invoice of BRANDY on account of leakage. the Com
mttoe report that the claim il not allowable and that
in this particular case the importers have not paid
duties enough, under the law by $4,000, instead OF
having claim to a return Of $500. The Committee
chow that freight, insurance, and other charges,
ought be added TO invoice cost and that has been
neglected. in violation Of law snser the Tarf Of 1916.
"If the principle thus assumed be sustained it vii
follow that the large amounts paid from tho treasury,
for the last ten twelve years. were paid illegally, IN
return duties and that payments will be made.
There are now pending claims tor about two millions
upon he Treasury for return duties, oil OF which will
be rightcouely upset il this report IL adopted; beside
that. the change that Will necessarily follow, III the
uUrHer calculating duties hereafter will Id two or
three million. to the revenue of the county under
the preseLt tariff and lead directly to the Adjustment
ol the than useless offices Of weghers, measur
ers and gaugers Of customs. Had those offices been
abolished upon the advent OF the Tam OF 10, the
Treasury would have saved millions OF dollar. We
MOAghts so al the hme but nee did not say So because
pe I0rDered 10 Be party interested, as re men occu
pct the pyOvd position ~ rcigher ant h9d ptrsoHGI
nced Of as .alary and otter eROl,H.eats. As
not now hampered with self 4ness, shall not hest
tate to say that the Offices of wrigher gauger and
IncdsuIer about useless the fifth wheel OF
coach By their continuance sitce 1910 the Treasury
bar l0st az least five millions Of dollars IN return
Guties beside the enormous expense incurred IN the
support os thuse officials.
at l. sUpellatiye nonsense to weigh, measure or
gauge inporatons that pay adyalOrem duty, e1'
ccp where there is good reason to suppose the nv0ce
fraudulent ia its presentation Ot quantes Inc posi-
ton assumed by the Committee OF the Senate in the
report upon the claim Of Sturges Bennett n Co., il
uHquestopaby the correct one, and we nope i WI! Do
sustained"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-02-25

free institutions. Tbs atemp. 10 enfo'cs Slavery
in Ksbsas and Central America by tue sword
and thus make the whole iD,ermsdiats space on
he Ca fluent fell uDcer lie s-ccndency, will fail
II ere IL Mohammsd 10 est1bh-h u!h do
mnion nor If this age-ihe AZ. Of Christian strength
ana popular power-one to succnnb ~ slavery prop
egsrd prophets. lJd,d d, the Mo-l.ns all over TIE
word have fallen 80 low unde, the Influence If this
part Of their creed, thai ttey are obliged to surrender
and Fke ut low from the acc0r-,d nations they sig
maize a. Finnks. Ire civilized word il Il war
9th the propagation Of Slavery whe;he by fraud Or
10y the sword; end thOse who look to gain polite Il
ns'eroeicy on hi. Continent by br nging the weight
# this system hike nm enormous y"k, not t. subject
III slaves "hy bat also their lelowctz-6s and Vim
hed OF The same blood, have made false auguree Of
fh, lions e tie liz 80
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-02-25
PERSONAL.


Mr.. Joseph P. Can, who is, according to The
CiQTles!On Mercury Member Of Congress elect
from Kansas" has been honorcd with Gpubic dinner
BY the Kansas Association Of Charleston '''n compl-
"mebt to bis unyieditg staunchness and skiiu con-
"duct in the sectional struggle that has claimed that
"Terrtory for its fed the last few years IL IL IN.
TENDED ss & mark Of admiration aud respect ns 2rea
gin the breasts of oil true OF the Sontn W the
gallant bearing and persstency OF The Pro-SiaNeIy
"party IN defending their rights against the inroaas
"cf anti.South.rn ernissaries and pol,ca recruits
"seIt against ilein.'
A oor,asrord.tt Of Tile EccEEg Pos. soys:
TIE difscrl,y between Cullen and Clay creates
rood deal OF feeling. Both gentlemen nave !a"IsT'
TIE wife Of the latter was visited iSt evening Oy
friend a BIZ. Gay, 10 asceT'aia "HeIhSr She -
aware Of the cause OF her HUSBAND : ABSENCE She
v.s entirely oroysnt on the subject the matter hay
mo been staoouily kept from her. She said Mr. Clay
Wa suddenly called from town tbs evening previous
upon important business aui would be oa y IN day
or two. She was watching with mothers care over
several cbiIdIeu sho quite low with the searle.
fever little thinking that her l''Le dsri: gs liable
a. bs made fa,heIl,-s and he . widow before morn
ipg. Mr. CuOm he's family in Tennessee.
Tie chicago DaA"'rGt, Long John Wentworth,
parer save IN tie meet emphatic terms tha. the N
st6rs elect from Minnesota, Nessrs. Shields aud Rice
vii vote Tor " Lecompt"n II they are admitted be.
fore tie kaLsGs rtrr-glr IS over.
-ExFr sG,It Conouf IT OF MEXICO i sail 10 b. the
IN Of 81 Ii -iisLman who g cot,oa manufacturer
at Pueblo, ard who married Spanish iady. TT.
Uds1iHe.oa Union saw:
: CGuoboyi was notn in bla. ncciyed n liberal
eUclt,n, aru Las Travelled extensively in the United
Suites I'D Europ.. IT. wss, u,t many year- ago, a
visitor 10 he"-l rk City, wbcrs he frmed n nnnbe'
o. acquaintance. He said nn- - resemble Jab-
lard ld ciPr.f ibc', hayng hr cDmp YIN. blue
eyt- ard hght hgis-Uiaris O. the Auglc Saxon ho'd
bhcr;ed iIVm Ls father"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-02-25
Remarks.

Remarks.
We must touch the above very briefly, since we
have already said our say on the general subject.
We will only premise that 4. o. s. is responsible
person. and entitled to speak for his Catholic breth
rem. We will briefly correct his principal msap-
preLensions, viz:
/. He thinks we hold that the Catholic Church
should insist on Total Abstinence, because certain
Protestant comInunions do SO. Not at all, my dear
sir! We urge that course, simply becausc il has
proceed successful uhenrsr fairly tried, ichVe H. C0h
olic counterpart has depiorably jaiied. Do you com
preheud us now
=. lie assumes that to insist on Total Abstinence
is TO roatourd he use Nth The abuse of Alcoholic
liquids But that is the very point in dispute.
Total Abstincnts maintain that, if there be lcgti-
mate use for such liquids, that use is not imbbing
them, no matter how moderately, by way OF exlIlla-
rants or stimnlants. We don't deny that the most
villainOus, poisonous liquids have Il Legitimate use;
but we insist that putting them down the throat OF
healthful human being-whether by the quart or
the thimblc-fuil--is not such use.
3. The question at issue has no relatonto civil gov
eminent, nor TO the policy Of legal inhibition of
Rum. selling. 1t is simply" What ground should
the Church take, in her own undoubted sphere
with regard to the vending and drinking of Alec
holic Liquors " This question arises equally un-
der the laws of France and under those Of Vermont
Let us keep as clear of fog as possible.
4. 1t is very true that no Church can be held re-
spOrsible for the nfsmiies and shortcomings OF her
memberr except so far as her teachings and max
inns incite them. Yet if any church were to allow
her members to 20 freely TO the haunts of vice and
infalDy, she might be held in some measure re-
sponsible for their consequent corruption. Ii mod
crate drinking be indeed the high road to drunken
ness, then whatever encourages the former may be
deemed responsible in some degree for the latter.
5. A. o. S. is quite right in affirming that the
Catholic capitals of Europe are freer from drunk
enness in the average than the Protestant.
Whether the chief cause Of this disparity be one OF
creed or of climate, We will not now discuss.
AS we promised to be brief, We will leave all
the rest of the essay Of A. o. S. unanswered,
merely observing that we have lot meant to be IL
logical nor irreyerent, nor TO put forth on our own
side either good or bad theology. We tried to
state what seemed to us plain and wholesome truths
fairly and forciby as We could, and leave the public
sitter reading the structures of A. o. $50 Judge
as TO our success in that effort. led.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-02-25
DEAF AND DUNE INPOSTORS AND
BEGGARS.
TO THE PUBLIC.

FrLLow-CIrIZySs: The pndersigned appointed by
Delegate Convention of the deaf spd dumb citizens
OF New-Yoik City, held at Bond street short time
ago, a Special Committee Of five to consiicr COM
plants against many of our unfortunste brethren as
vsgabonds, thieves, beggars, liars swindlers and I'M
posters have agreed 10 consier and decide 30 grave
matter which involves the life and death Of the deaf
and dumb world We would respectfully besee:h you
10 e,re them no tust discontinue their 6aatl bus-
ness Of ceiling the DEAF and Dumb AiPhabe' and at
the sane time asking aims, because l. begrts their
frih-LL picaI moral ard iHfeiLc,naL. Expel them
from your pres.nce, and il will prevent horde, OF
them peers from the further pursuh oi course OF
life which destroys our social Integrity.
Look out for t., accomplished, ablr-b0diad, and
labor-Lsiirg scoundr.ls. DO not read their forSsd
certificates by mean, Of which they have deceised
nuIttudes c respectable aDd knd-bearted Strangers.
10 their mOifca ion and vexotiOD. Do not let them
raise money under false pTeteHSs for they VIII spen1
il tcohshiy. But put on them the honest yoke o.
trade not only as the All of III, but also a' az
estd. for kf," or SEND them To the country Shich
will be Il best field for them 81 use iJr livnSl,
10 ketp tb. from the manifold temptation OF cities.
Bear in Mid The fact hat there are good nhmtr. OF
the moot espectable, viituous, and Intelligent dear
mutes in the country, VINO are hoppy ana miepeh-
dent fgrneTs n
We caution hotel and boarding. hon 20 keepers, when
they enter their premier ~ mike item pay in ID
rance OF leave their valuable baggage sceufty, as
they sre in the habit fl leaving their oils anPHd;
companies not to grant them FREE passc, their re-
speciye routes but to make them work on tbor pls-
ssge pay for il, re Ct them by reason al their dis
houest dcpraysd and Nagrabt habits o. hio Cuppled,
suf, mig borss deaf nutes are however, worthy
Of the liberal support of the Charitable. Il IL our
duty 10 keep and colnflrt them. We kucs the poor
ana rich to be the "pensjOD'rs o. God.'
IN conclusion, We Pit y0n IN yorr own gasrd
uesirft the imposition Of many Logas aqcs, who, by
trtiDlsigrs. made to appear as thonsh mating
from The Deaf ard Dunb School. We have often
lesid II Tic bowel modes Of rosing the wind. Re-
,tdst- ien entirely. Gct them dealt wiz See I'd
.Bg 10 Jaw.
It would lie v,ry inportari or lon TO ca. his gu.
ard keep l. FIR further use. We meet 81 No. ~ Bona
street, y w.YIk, every Thrr.dsy Disi hi' DC lcs,
ard 'h"T he happy 10 a.. NJ 70 al c'm"'a'' a-'"'
lef' thrre for ~. .
We have the honoSio BE- your iarcilr OF; obgt
1HOS sIiASkFUR..g '"'' 'A'
NM o FlTIDEKAbD'
JOSIAH JOSfsy.-,,
FRANkLIN CAMPbLLl~
TiRER RENTLEy, SECRETARY. -
Par.r. ont h~ Union viii have ID" e''nsb ".J
The sl4.e c1u
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-02-25

rrrs, IorIs TpAGEDY.-Th> R0cteater Uaon
,fM"ndrv evering says that a dispa'eh on saturday
1900 10 Jndee Strong anDouDcel th-t tie body
# ii, ron wold be ste, ea''warJ b. eypr,sl GA So
md,y nolrirg. dispatch on on sEn,l.dny to NJ;
III cnId. a: that had doubIis,s b.ea totally
4. s,,ov4d But aDoih.r dispatch states that tbs -
minis # young Rochester have b,cn foutd, 40 will
=, nee be d. ps'cbed TO his honlr. Mr. X. vsns
tie ED IS, of family of Il, children, bnd formerly
sie.5 In Rochester Hlh hi parents, IA until fec
we k- sr CO, when he leit home, h. WAS rs'deptoi
CAM ndaigua.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-02-25

.,,se, corner frrn den which bea-s the n.rne Il
.on.e pr~,umEti,ely Catholic rooley o. Thsgs or
Nike Nulro oney over ihe do'r."
III. Catholic Church has sufficient cs1se 70 b.
Luubled BY The real siate %! the without having
this "prerunytiv-" uDge of crimson gr.tui,ousy
fixed upuu Der count nance. IL The v. Y rRIBrsI
uere Nor. accurate IN It's theolgy moro attentive TO
The princi lea Of logic, can I'D and impartial in
,b- d.. cussion OF ~ own pet social topics would ne
It'll q better psp"r than II ia. For Instance co ming
10 the lryic alone, We practical Yankees are the
very persons for the most part who supply the d,ns Al
II e. r. ers ii streets nh The Internal alcoholic
e.rcoc ms xhich dealt out in detail on the angu-
lar premises referred "a. We practical Yankees be-
cone r,h by the iIfeI ma ,ratlic ,nd then We turn
around aIc ceDpubce the Catholic Church for not
sp,ihilnting the c,nsnme's of base productions
Now YOU tell Ia, that 20 Dner than swallow ths.e
cor e en- NJ Of prsc.ica Yankee Derivation we the
md % pctra NaI KEGS, could swallow al the DEGREES
of the Copncil OF Trent, with the Immacua Ate Con-
C. ption 10 boot. Thi- language ia sporting Of rrev-
eirIcr Neither is i moral, will rot say corl,o,
to the Gospel standard but according to the plsnes,
standard OF even Pagan rectitude. No Pagan, no
Christian CO that which be knows honestly be-
Ii. ves 10 be morally wrong bu; I'VE practical Yam
KEGS" ould do y nat We know think IA be morally
wong if We swallow ed 1.-The DEGREES of the Council
'uf Trent with the Immaculate Conception 10 boot,
for ;he cake Of removing drinking. shops from
uf directs. therefore, according TO YOU state.
NJ. nt 1--WE prac' cal Yankees are reaiy to do n
criminal sct for the sake of mitigating partial evil
VIII which We are not obliged to have any RESPONSE
biliiy.
Now. If The TRIBUNE can shield human ma
ture from results depending the exercise of moral
free will especially where the selection is evil and not
coed, L will have rendered 10 humanity a service
which religion itself has been able to accom-
plIsh, except IN partial manner.
There il but one character in history that would
prop-Ijy illustrate the bad logic which have been
poiLtl ont, but though am not practical Yankee,
should be sorry to regard bis example fair illus
tratiop Of the passage which have quoted It can be
sd OF him .bst his WAS not Catholic TOoey
OWhagg or Nike Mulrooney. lie kept NJ liquor.
store al a corner; Il is not written that he was a
e,mkard nei,her was he a teetOtaler so far rs we
knor. Bnt he could and did Swallow thirty
pieces OF silver. A. o.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-02-25

J. ". LEWIS is A,sli Ia NEW Bur,S, & ~. ~ ie
TnE TRBVsE. he vii 0sf hsDos 'b'fe . "a
ch,k :.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-02-25

TARER ERNILEy, SecrfiarJ. -
Par.rs hr bon; u" Union viii have u" s''i''" -
tie spo,e communicable.