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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-06-10

YEAKLY MEETING or SPIKITUALIsTs.-Onth the
%, 81, and 4lh days Of July next, the Yearly
Meeting of Spiritualists will be held at Auburn
Corners, Geauga county.
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An AaminIstration VOC % be Proud of!


During the war ebuilition in the Senate on
the sth, Mr Douglas used strong war language.
He said that war with England must not only
decide the right of search on the sea, but her
right to tread the soil of the American eOnti-
nent
Mr.. Green, of Missouri, the right arm of the
Administration in the Senate, proposed acts as
well as words. he offered an amendment to
the Naval Appropriation bill, providing that in
case &C fragrant commission of outrages by 9TH
er powers on our commerce, or the citizens of
the United States, and for the speedy redress of
such wrongs, the President be empowered to
grant letters of maIque and reprisal, to continue
in force TIL the meeting of Congress
Here was practical Administration prOPO-
sition, and yet, even Toombs, who has been for
ten years ardent as Southern sun " could
make him for war with England, did not vote
for it. In an Administration body the Admin
istrstion motion was lost-yeas 6, nays 40 -
The only Senators voting yea were Messrs.
Brown, Douglas, Green, johnson of Tenn,
Pugb, and Rice-just half dozen, and no mOre
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DIED.

10 COaleaut. Nay 81, SARAH LAFFERTY. vie Of
LaffeTy, ug 81 years.
10 North AmheTs Ohio. May I6; 8Irs, SAMANTHA 4.
vile Of Luther s. Rood
Ia Eiyrla, Jme l. Mrs BARBARY BOYNTON, wife
Of Joshua Boz ut0u, aged % years and IS days
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-06-10

UEisn OF the Opposition in Pennsylvania
We noticed recently a movement in Philadel-
phia for calling State Convention at Harris
burgh, on the l4th of July, to nominate candi-
dates for Judge of the Supreme Count and Ca
nal Commissioner, to be composed of "the
citizens of Pennsylvania who are opposed to
the present National Administration, especially
70 its despotie and fraudulent LeeOmptOn policy,
and its willful neglect of the just claims of DO
mestie industry, and who are in favor of the
Sovereignty of the People over their own local
concerns; of American Institutions against
the policy and intngues of foreign Govern
ments"
The movement has been eOnsummated by the
withdrawal of the call for State Convention
on the sth of July BY the American RePubli-
cans. and the adoption of the call for the l4th
Of July State Convention BY the American
Republican, the Republican, and the American
State Committees. The Opposition will hold
but one ConventioR, and march shoulder to
shoulder to victory So mote it be.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-06-10
NOEICE.

NOTICE..
WHEREAS, Various individuals
w haze betn In the Practice 1r months past o,
deposfng CCals Iron and other articles Of Merchan
dIZe upon NY whar upon and adjacent the u
Government Pier In Cevettnd, under a lceuse gveu
10 them By the Cleveland Pittsburgh Rail Road Com
prny all such persons now therefore, hereby notified,
tht species authority heretofore eNurysy IN
p dly said r III Road Company TO deposit goods
said WHAT wharfage therefor, hs been
b. revoked All per who shall said wharf,
any portion thereof for business purposes after the day
Of IuIe lsss out obtaining authority from
Aftarne's IN Cleveland, Messrs Spaclng Parsons, will
4 X COLLINS,
spaulding Parsoss Attorneys iel:dlE Is5
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IT0TTCE-THE "a STOCKH0LDERS

~ Of the ST. Clair street Plank Rd oml are here
nOih a that ustallmenr OF ten cent OF sock
sscr pons said Company required 70 be paid % the
Treasurer IN reof at the ON Of the COMPANY, the City
o. Jeye befue the 3th day July next Also
theT instament Of per cent tie 0th day Of sep
enhe Also another insta meut Of ten per cent
oa the 3Nh day OF November Aso another install.
meBt OF tea per ceut. the 3lst Of January @ Also
amuiher instameut OF cent. the 3th day Ol
n rch ls53 aso another instl meut OF per cent
the th day May and asl another install ent Of
ten per cent. on the alih day Of July, lsJ9.
Bv order of the 1 OarI =. AVERILL,
MAY 29h ls5- Sec'y and Treasurer.
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GenEral Notifes.

nISSOLUTION. The Partnership
IL heretofore Gxlstlug between the understand
business Of the Angler House tins day dissolved SLAS
MERCHANT viii pay the liabilities and collect the out
landing accOunis Of the firm.
jun. la IS5 WILLIAM ROGERS,
SIIAS MERCHANT
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mants.
WANTED --ENERGETIC MEN

w in every STATE and T. Trury 10 sell shop. town and
rights for The rapidly selling Buckeye Rotating
Harr0 recently PATENTED by peWtI and Barrett Of this
city Call On the General Agents Robinson Co, No. a
closed up21
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@ a. PUWERS-Merehant Tailor,
rs BaaL ST. under the Wsdeli, keeps constantly On
hani ehoir sock of Cloths. Cashmere and Nesnss,
Which he viii make up IN the most approved sisle-
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A WORD TO THE WISE Is SUF-

NV GIrI to do al kinds
w Of Kitchen and H0usezOrk None need Apply IN
she produce best OF references Apply 81 No T3
Er.l.nacr aull-llf I'd
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N0TICE.-Io all whom it mag con-

suits Of rooms, and sing rooms can be obtained
{ Dr BEACI'S BoarJiEs House, No s. N0I,h Erle
tree. myl7.2w ls2s
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-03-18

PRAHER Yoa THE ONO LE0TsLATuRE.-
The following prayer, 6rst ussd By a
Chspiain Of the Indiana Legislature. is
rseomsnded for the General Assembly Of
Ohio.
"And, o Lord. have mercy on oar Leg
islators. Be Witbo them and bsss them.
even ifthey know Thee not. Splre their
lives anl teach them 10 glorify Thy name.
Hasten them to ,heir homes. where they
may direct their attention TO good works
and general usefulness among their famil.
les and neighbors. May the people re-
solv to keep them there AMI in future tc
elect Ken Of good sound morals and tenn
persie habits. 80 that good may hereafter
result from Legislation. Save the good
people Of the Stats from lhs disgrace
which must follow il the same crowd
should again come bere TO make laws
Hear us Lord and gran. our prayer
| Amen"
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-03-18

Dawes ir opposition TO the bill. Various
were before the Committee Of
the whole, and before concluding The dis.
cuSsion Of tlls bill, the H1use adjourned
Daily Statesman 18th.
The Senate yesterday was engaged il
the discussion OF Mr. Taylor.s bin proyid.
ing for loan OF half million Of dollars
TO meet the de6eiency in the State Treas
ury; the Houss bill FegiYing an act sIloW-
iDg fees 10 County Auditors for fling an /
preserving certain county papers; aad the
bill to provide compensation to the Trus.
tees for managing certsin lands ia Wash
ington coun'y, granted for religious pus
poses.
THouse passed the Senate bill amending
the act authorizing the Trustees Of Noy'
Cesrrea Harmony Lodge No 2: to borrow
money; and Mr.. Dobmeyer's bill amend
ing the school act OF March IS, 1850. Th'
House concurred 10 the Senate amend
monts 10 the bill making partial approrri
ations for repairs on the Public Works Il
inquire into the neglect, by the lessees. Il
repair certain portions Of the Nationa
Road Daily Statesman, i4ih.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-03-18

SENECA County BANK BILLs.-The
notes of this Bank, as we learn, have
been refused by the State Treasurer, and
no provision is now made for their pay.
ment. Large amoxnts appear to be still in
circulation, and the loss and sacrifice must
fall chiefly on those least able to bear 1t.
The notes OF the Canal Bank are also
worthless, the agents of the State having
defrauded the honest bill holder, who has
looked to the securities pledged with its Of.
ficers for payment.
Cannot our Legislature at once make
provision for paying the re- issues OF bank
notes thus secured and purporting to have
been burned by the State officers. rha
the State is clearly liable, there can be nc
doubt. Should an individual or corpora
ton thus be guilty of fraud through its A
gents they would be held responsible. As
a matter of equity and justice, The State
should come promptly forward and assume
the pay yment Of these notes. Unless some
law can be devised to insure the actua
burning of notes thus returned 10 the
Treasury and for the safe keeping Of State
Stocks pledged for their redemption, conf
dence in this class of circulating notes mus
be greatly shaken.
No one doubts the high integrity OF ou
present State officers, but learning wisdom
from the past, we ought certainly to make
such provision for the future as shall rend
er such issues entirely safe and free from
suspicion.-( Cleveland Herald.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-03-18

THE @. w. & Z. r. r. ROUTE The
managers OF this route are "quiet folk, ="
but pretty effeclual workers withal. II is
veil known that they have altogether the
better line between Morrow Junction and
GAINESVILLE, but the long lines haye had the
great advantages of more abundar means
and an indie ependent entrance into this city
aud into Wheeling. and have heretofore,
managed to carry The travel and the freights
for the Wheeling terminus of the Baltimore
and Ohio Road round by Xenia and New
ark. The advantages Of wonderfully
straight line, shorter distance. an interest
ing country, and Of an a,mos. uniuterrupt'
ed regularity OF trains and connections
have already created current in favor O
this route. Passengers going East change
cars at Morrow. but always into fresh
clean coaches, reserved exclusively fo
them. so that the principal objections to
change are removed. Trains going Eas
arrive al GAINESVILLE in advance Of those b,
Columbus route, giving ample time fo
dinner. Coming West there is a create
certainty of making connection with th
train for st. Louis, as all danger of deten
lion on the Western division Of the Cen
tral Ohio is avoided.
Hereafter the Morning Express, leavin
this city at six o'clock, on the Cincinnati
Wilmington q GAINESVILLE Road, will cou
nert directly at Wheeling (oppposite
with trains on the river road for Pittsburl
arriving in that city as early as by any 9th
er route.- Cincinnati Commercial.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-03-18
In FaIrheld Common PIoas--Slapder.
An Ordnance for Loan, passed March
the 4th. 1858.

An Ordinance authorizing loan OF ten Thousand
dollars for the purpose OF erectinga City Hall ard
other buildings. .
WHEREAS by a special act of tho General Assembly
of the State OF Ohio passed February Is, 1855 the
CITY Council Of the city of Lancaster was authorized 10
borrow money to erect City Hall and other build
ings for the use o SAT- city therefore
SECTION ]. Be il ordained by the City Council OF
the city OF Lancaster That the Finance Committee OF
said city Council their successors, be ana ihey are
hereby authorized and empowered, on behalf OF snd
city to negotiate loan OF such sum or sums OF mon
ey as to them may necessary, not exceeding IN
the aggregate thousand dollars for the purpose OF
erecting City Hall and other buildings for the use
NJ lid city, and issue bonds certificates evtden-
cling the In not less than one hundred doll
ars nor more than thousand dollars each bearing
an interest seven per cent per payable an
nualy at the Office ohe Mayor In said city OF Laneas-
ter. s,, IA,
SEc o The said bonds certificates of said city,
40 To be issued by said Finance Committee as afore
said shall be signed by the Mayor and eountersgned
by the President OF said City Council said bonds or
certificates shall be made negotiable and shall not De
disposed by said committee for Hess than their par
SEC. 2. Tho principal OF said loan any part
thereof shall be enable at such time or times,
and at such placeor places as may be agreed upon oy
and between said committee and the oher cohtract'
ing party parties thereto
SEQ. 4. That for the payment OF tho principal abd
interest of said loan, all of the real and personal
property belonging the said city, together with the
revenues, rights and privileges thereof andthe alth o
| The city are hereby pledged forever.
SEc5 This ordinance to take erect anu De IN
force from and after tspassage and the legal pnoh
cation thereof NlChoLAS fooSu, r. y. u
| March, If, lS5S--3w45
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-03-18
NIinnessotn Lerlslatnre.

One Mr.. Chase is in some way recog-
nized as the acting Governor OF Minnesota,
and the Senate Committee on enrolment
recently presented him bundle of bills to
sign, through Mr.. Bemln. the chairman.
An eye witness thus describes the scene
when the bills we're presented:
Beman--Is your name Chase?
Chase Yes, sir.
Beman--Well, some folks think you are
Governor, but don't. Here is file of
bills; you can sign them il you like. !
don't suppose it will make much differ
ence.
Chase with dignifed air 1 will ap-
prove them, unless | think proper to veto
them.
Mr.. Beman, who is wickedly waggish
at the expense of &C ting and ex Governors.
offered the following resolution in the Sen
ate on the lst
"In consequence Of our amiablo Gov
erDor, Hon, Sam. Medary, having receiv
ed the appointment of the high and lucra
tive POST of Deputy Postmaster General a
Columbus, o., and
WHEREAS, Said appointment having di
minished the number Of Governors Of thii
Territory below the standard Of Blackwell
Island. therefore be it
Resolved, That his Excelency the Hon
James Buchanan, present President Of th
United States. and former Minister 10 tn
Court Of St. James, be hereby memorial
lied to appoint sir more GOuernors, that o
being admitted into the Union, it may b
said OF us. there were cast out as many a
were Of Mary Magdelene.
Laid over under the rules Clevelan
Herald.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-03-18

THE 7rH OF ApRIL--The citizens Of
Marietta are making great preparations to
celebrate the 10Th anniversary of the set
tlement fthat town. Several distinguish
ed men have been invided. Hon. Thorn
as Ewing has accepted, 1t will be re-
memb mbered that this is the point where first
effe c,ive settlement was made-in the then
northwest Territory-- Zanes. Courier.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-03-18
CoMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE
NEX YORK MARKET.

xEw YoRK, March 10, Isss.
Flour srn; sales ofGOOG bbs; holders orersd free
W: large cHpon Inquiry, .I.
Wheat quiet.
Corn nrIn. ssIet 1000 bush.
BEEF stsads. Pork hssvy, at sI0,TSSIo.sO for mes,
and i3-50ai3,6D for prime.
Lard hrm. Butter active.
MOtasse- quiet. Lnsesd oil unc changed.
TaloW i0ks10%e.
ShugAF 6fm.
Coffee bNyAnt; sales 1000 bags al 9katJz Jze StOch on
hand u. 600 bags. WHISKY dull.
Frsights on Cotton 10 lAEerpOOl i-s; S3OO bales
shi pped to-day At that hCe.
Stock drm and higher. Chicago g. Roek ldanA. Is Y
Mich. Southern 20; v. Y. Cent. 29X Cleveland q.
Toledo IS; Missouri G's s7z.; California 81.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-03-18

wThe Young Mems Literary Insti-
ute, will meet Friday evening, March 10Th,
at the City Hall. Question for discussion
'RsSolpsd, That Slavery is morally and pO'
litiOally right.
Foremsn in debate, Messrs. @. D. Mar
tin and w. T. Wise. Esqs.
Appointed Essay readers, Messrs. A
J.Dildine and J. L. Dayton, Esqa.
Z The public are respectfully invited t.
attend. By order
G. w. GERMANY, Sec'y.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-03-18
Notice is hereby given,

IuyHAT the partnership Of DEVoL d WATERS
Z has this day been dissolved. All persons having
claims agains said firm will presentthem to q
DEVOI, for settlement, and those indebted to said
arm will make payment to said Dovol. The business
of the Foundry and Machine shop will be conunueI a
by Devol nj the Old. Sthnd, and H. WATERS VIII
'''u'"o H'' o'' y'> - GiLBEKT DEVoL,
Lancaster Feb e5, ls5s-3w4e H.WATTERS,
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-03-18

LOOK OUT FOR THEM.-New and dang
erous $40 counterfeit notes of the State
Bank of Ohio, Preble county branch, Ea-
ton. have appeared'in Philadelphia. They
are very well executed, the red back and
all being calculated to deceive the most
wary.-O. s. Journal,
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-03-18
BALTIMORE MARKET.

BALTINorE, March &c, 1853
Flour dull and lower sales OF Howard street at so,
and City Mills nt 4 20.
Wheat steady at Gal Gs for Red and 1Oal 90 sor
White.
White Corn advanced with sales at 57s5se; yellow
lower with sales nt SO cents.
whisky shade beuer with sales Of city At 2oKeis
and Ohio At q y cents.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-03-18

EEWe have received copy Of the
LADIES WREATH AND PARLoR AENUAL,
published by JOHN F. SoovILL, New York.
1t is neat and valuable little monthly for
the ladies'. Price ST..
We have also received number Of
MERRY's MUSEUM MANUAL, School FELL
LOW and WooDwoRTH' CABINET combined,
which is a superb article for children
price 10 cents per copy. We commend
the above works to tie young folks of our
city. They can be had by applying to Mr.
BILLINeHURsT on Broad Street, opposite
the Rev. Sam'l Carpenters.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-03-18
HmNnDCoSma

DERsoNs knowing themselves indebted to tho
undersigned, for advertising in the Lancaster
Gazette will pease call and settle. No interest Will
be charged Call at the residence Of Rev Samuel
Carpenter. y: 81 SLAOUhiHH'
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-03-18
To the Creditors of the Fairfield County
Savings Institute.

A I a meeting ofthe Stockholders OF the fairneid
~ County Savings Institute, held on the sth ut;'
Il was resolved that the current business OF the lnsh
tuition with the public be Forthwith closed.
aairs-aI persops holding claims against said 1nsti-
tuition, will pr mt the same to me for payment.
J. c. WEAVER, Trustee.
Lancaster, Feb. ls, lsSs-sw42
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-03-18
PERIODICAL. DEALER,

side of Broadway, between walnut
4 D and Winding Streets. The Undersigned intends
. eep for sale all Periodicals. and news Of all dis-
,ription Persons wanting news can lie supplyed by
q nying their order T. Z. BILLINGHURsT.
lLancaster, February 1s, le5s-2w4e
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-03-18
Estnte nf Aan nIurphY .

NToTICE is hereby given, that the snbscrlber has
been appointed and quBllGed as Administrat or OF
The Estate Of Asa Murphy, deceased late oil Farneld
County Dated February 25, 1859 ..,,,,,,
March 4, ,lS55--3w4it PUGhJ j. MukFhf'
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-03-18
G. NJ. PETERS.


Meason's Great B,,loon, Old America.
This is the tiIls or name ol M. MAsoN's
new and splendid Balloon, which was con-
strusted by the celebrated JOHN WISE
arouout of Lancaster, Pa. We made the
acquaintance of Mr.. MEAsoN, the proprie-
tor. few days since, from whom we
learned that the net, car, grapple and 9TH
er paraphermalia, are all pronounced the
most supurb OF any thing of the kind, got
ten up in America; no pins have been
spared to combine both beauty and solidi-
ity. The envelope we understand is of
large dimutions, and decorated in a new
and beautiful style. The likeness Of Gen.
Washington, as large as life. is paiated up
on the outside Of the Envelope and is grand
beyond description; it is the design OF the
proprietor to decorate and adorn the Carr
in the most beautiful manner aud thus
furnish to the people something noysl ard
possessing attractions that canno! fail
20 elicit the appreciation and patronage oI
the people generally, success for him is
predicted, never before attained by any
other eronoutin this couutry, ihaving thi.
result in view, Mr.. Mason, signifies de-
termination to render satisfaction, and give
the amusement loving people the full value
of the price of admission.
He has, at the solicitation Of numerous
friends, determined to make his first as
ceution from This City, on the 9th day o
May next. which comes on Saturday. HI
will have bills circulated in a few weeks
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-03-18
PHILADELPHIA MARKET.

PHILADELPHrs. MareA 70, 1859.
There was more demand for Flour to-day for eI-
port; ssies at 81 37f 50 for superane aud 81 75Sj
FOR Ohio. Extra fancy brands range from s. 50 86.
Wheat is unchanged.
Rye Is wanted at 20 cents.
Corn is scarce and IN demand NJ II cents.
ClOyerseed is In good Feques; nt si55.
Whisky selling At % % cents.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-03-18

And we have an excess Of
one years receipts of
The total receipts for tho
years 1855, 1856 and
1857, as furnished by the
Au litor, were
Expense OF superiutendance,
repairs, salaries and con-
tingebces for the same
years,
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-03-18

SEWARD AS AN ORAroR. The Washing
ton correspondent ofthe Chicago Times
says of Mr. Seward aud his manner as an
orator, that his mode of delivering a
speech is exceedin6ly free and easy. Now
he leans both elbows on the railing, back
Of his chair, and talks away in the most
leasurely style imaginable. Anon, he
streightens up to the full height Of his very
brief stature and raises his voice to a loud
pitch for few sentences. Then he sub
sides into conversational tone, and dallies
with his spectacles. Ever and anon he
takes pinch Of snuff. Altogether the
great New York free soiler is the most free
and easy orator to whom one every listen
ed. Once in awhile be wears grim sort
Of smile in the shadow Of his huge nose,
which shows not only good nature, but
has something Of the grin OF the mast if
lin it,
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-03-18
The world Is alI ~ og.


Queen Victoria is making desperate ell
forts 10 drub the Chinese into submission
and 10 annihilate two millions Of the hea
then ia India, while Louis Napoleon is re-
connoiterinc The world preparatory TO
general blow up.
Uncle Sans great political parties, (by
the Kansas and Nebraska sct) have 81
been knocked intopi. and it is really anu
sing to see the press, and the politicians
warding off blows. dodging questions and
casting about to find place TO stick their
stakes, around which to rally new party
and get the lead in this great aud glorious
government of ours.
Old Buck has stuck his stake, and by
force and arms ("being instigaled by the
Devil,") is determined to triumph by the
war cry of Democracy! DemocracyHI
The Republicans are shouting, Kar sas!
Kansas Bleeding Kansasl!l Come up 'othe
rescue on the Gath atWashington City, where
Greeley. Seward, Wade and Giddings will
be, prepared 10 stick row OF stakes on the
line called "Mason Dixon" then wo! to
him who dares to fig t-for the greatest
good, the nations right, but all the North
mast fight the South, and the South must
fight her own battles.
Little Dug. that indomitablO big headed
sucker, has planted post and run
up a banner inscribed "the right of the
majority of tho citizens Of the United States
to ruls-ths absolute power OF Congress
ever the territor;os--the Constitution Of
the United States, and the laws made in
pursuance thereof the supreme power, oi
the nation."
Huzzah for the elite giant" il he stick;
TO the text, the American Eagle will perch
upon his banner, and the Americans. ant
the conservative OF all parties will rally
around him. shouting, the Union, the whole
Union and nothing but the Union!