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Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1859-04-06

Ma EDnon | see IN yesterdays Express.
a prop to spir,iuslism. IL must Ger aisly
need proppihg. here. But what IL exreets TO
gain by reiteratsss the story Of the frauds Of
which It has Teen guilty. is not plain. In
fact. q. + ID. starts IF With long aud heasy
esordium. mri- up OF string Of uui.ms, 10
which all will assert Mex, he brings IN the
body Of his discourse, which is simply low
comparison eouched IN a ~itl~ss style-some
thing about "a blg sqairt-g gun = Well, !
think The gun" was sufficiently sierafed for
taken. The squad. perhaps. are liule
p'"eh-i. when they are brought To look ore
smother IL the face. aud especially when they
ponder on their recognised leaders. Lo. the
great light Of the nineteenth century But
cannot help thinking that in their present
state Of reokn,ss they would do better to re
main silent. or put forth something sensible.
II their doctrines eau afsrd i, for the intima
iion ia the pfoverh. - fo'l Is accounted wise
ill he opens his mouth, admits Of very fair
application to the talking proren.t'es Of q.
Z ID What does his article do for his cause,
II shows bad taste on low key Of feyefed
"ind. aud winds up by copying an expose
IT the frauds practiced by pretended medi
nlns
Now. Mr. Editor, believe in spiritual
existence. b1t | do not believe in these pre-
tended Divine revelations, filtered through
such conduits bring them To h~r~a-
bouts. The Supernals must be put to their
,rump- fer con smunication. TO borrow the Dev
a., conductors What sort of humtuggery
has bcen lately passed oH upon this town by
travelling ignoramus.s Aud what sort Of a
.cum have they left behndy Irreligious A.
Tcrre Hsutc may be. aud inclined n many
may be to dodge the direct way. and seek a
winding path to Heaven. this matter Of Spir-
i,uslsm seems 20 find little favor here, 40 evi
den, i. its folly on the very face of its prc,en.
tions. aud 80 ridiculous its posture from the
pillars that would support IL.
Revelation from Heavea! A nervous. ex.
citable fellow is brought out to face the crowd
rolling bis eyes. jabbsring some nonsense in
bad Eoglish. or pretending to some uoknow u
tongue, who. iuterprets the bible or sifts IT to
slit the desires Of himself and bi- gaping
hearers. aud it is concluded that the Christian
world has been lost in darkness for eighteen
hundred years. aud that just now. and just
through this sort OF medium divine truth has
burst upon mankind. Or the same wonderful
fellow performing some sdroit trick Of leger.
demain-mskcs a table dance. or breaks a lot
Of tea cups, in very slngoaf fashion. and
the ready and Legitimate oouelusion Is swsl.
lowed that NIL former knowledge is f-lly aud
that here is "the great power Of God 70
l. II MT astonishing that any Que should be
so EASILY gulled Yes and do not believe
that many are gulled. here. 10y this folly. ex
ccpt those few ho are willing 10 gain n liltle
low celebrity by II.
You
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1859-04-06

Alta meeting cfthe Beard Of Msossers Of
the Evansville Division Of the Wabash and
Erie Canal. held n this city on ss erdsy.
March 2esh. the following resolutions ~cre
unsnimcusly agreed to .nd passed.
Rsssls<l. That ~ sdi.lcn to the $40 900
needed innediatsiy 10 sp~u ns.igstios %
.hss division. reserved fund. TO es called IA
= counted. - r~c~-~sry u te rsi<ea
R>ssie<s. fhst tn insure the success of the
work uldrr the rev administration. and place
Il beyend the contingency Of failure. the sur~
II thirty thosssnd dollars ~ r~gsir~d 70 he
subscribed. which We viii iDts~ssatsly pro
eesd ts raise: tie same 10 be esll only %
such iu.ssliuscnis a. the pr--ent -es~~~ssse-
aud future contingencies of the vofk sksll
dictate.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1859-04-06

C- The Few York Efpres. eohiaini sh Sc
eoun, Of Ease Of intense wre,chedness In that
city. In the miserable attic OF a house in ri.
vision street. says the paper ofsatnrday. there
lies young girl Ia advanced 10 eolisump-
ton. She vas born in Vermont. y sli eduea-
ted. AID bought up accustomed TO every com
fort. Change Of eircumstsnhes obliged her 10
come ts New York and seek her living by the
needle. fnendiess aud alone, she labored Tor
the miserable piusnes that sewing girls
eeive. She made an sequsinlsfce who helped
her at her work ana .hsr.d her rrecsriou-
gains. At last overtoii. alternate confinement
IN hot rootas and exposure to the weather. un-
sessonabls hours and improper food. broke
down the constitution o. the poor girl. acous-
somed 10 the free raountsin air of Vermont
She was struck by consumption and when
she could no longer work. she was deserted by
her friend. Her little savings were soon dis
spated. Sick, emrcis,ed TO a skeleton. aud
actually starving to death. in her attic. thA
can scarcely be called shelter. she was seei-
dentslly found few days ago by one OF those
benevolen. women who spend their time
ssstchiag out objects Of Christian charity.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1859-04-06

~ The Londea Daily Sews pvblishe. q
long aud remark seis letter addressed by Sig.
nor rsriri. the Italian historian and states
man. TO lord John Russell on the Italian que.
,ioa. II declares that the question a. Is
sue bstween Ssr,iiais and Asstris is net .
question Of rsfsrm In one s,ssevf Italy or an.
other. nor 10 IL a scrtirentsl question Of ma.
tienali'y. II da-Iof,wo sos,ending prin.
clples and question Of life. Of bread. Of house
and hs@e for thousands Of ezised asd sua-r.
lag men |, is no, 40 much q political q.
merely huusne Question. Tie hopes Englsnd
will JOIN france ~ securing he sasss Of llal.
ian prurrsssiou.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1859-04-06

for the EspTe.s.
NJ. E<ssr observed in your paper fe~
weeks ago. an article from one % the Trustee.
of the ". 4 X. CanAl. in which he ssys th.,
the usss has been managed With prudence aud
eeeaomy. A. specimen Of sesse~y. l would
rrfsr attention 70 the manner the waste way to
the Birch Creek Reservoir Is kept sp. Ia this
case the repairs have always been temporarily
done. aud mssy times not half completed un
ri they were abandoned. and In consequence
~ this. III. public Highway is cbstrucied
travel almost stopped. aud life endangered
II. JAMISoS.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1859-04-06

We 6ad the foliusisg ~ the rvsu.ville
Journal Of Tuesdsy: "The following note
brinrs the welcome intelligence ~ the trans.
frr of the csaal 10 wansser. for the eit,sens
along Its line. from here 10 Ns~beuy. The
object for which the public here have striven
/, happily accomplished five do uo, now
draw from the canal all the advantages IL il
capable Of yielding. the f.ui, i our own. A
new 49, 81 psosp,fity. Ne trust, j. TO be se
cared to this heretofore abused aud neglected
public Improvement Let all ex.end 10 II
generous helping hand and zee that the maha.
gers are not er<mped aud discouraged by n
n,ggardly short sighted policy In Raising
means 70 repair it Let this city. at least.
set generous aud public spiried example.
Tknsk- Hsvrx. Saturday Night.
March -. 1883
Ma EDtron-Afer loug conference OF lwe
sessions. The managers appointed by the Ev
ansvllle Convention have entered into a con.
tract wiih the Trustee, Of the " abAsh a Erie
Canal. by which the entire CONTROL Of the Ev
sssville division II 81 nilrs il transferred To
the managers for four years. subject To short.
sr term on conditions agreed upoa. The term
To Commence 1T April prosimo. The officers
under ia. Trust have already received notice
af the termination Of III cir term of flee aud
their successors are ia some instances appoin-
ted. The arrangement is very satisfactory To
the managers. aud will be to all the friends of
the work. II the work is not now put and
kept Ia nsvigsSie or Ter. !, will be the iaul,
Of those directly interested. II; nov conf.
IDENTIFY b.l.ved that the management will
have the eoc6denes and symps,hy of the peo
pie sloeg and at the snd OF the lne. aud meet
with liberal support from all interested
foufs respectfully,
JoHNtSGIE Ia
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1859-04-06

The State of Arkansas was cradled, nursed
aud reared In what il termed Democracy. 1t
has never had any other than Democratic
Governo-. Legislature or Scsslor IN Coagre.s.
She ~. ever been the most uniformly, reliably
Democratic State IN the Uuion.
The Little k. ck Gazette and Democrat OF
the laih uli.. contains he following. uud,r the
caption Of The FREE Negro Bill":
The Legislature has passed a bill Ia cxpel
free negros- from The state. The, have uutil
Januaiv. le6o iod,srs~e q tf'lr property aud
make other arrangements fof having. " they
do not 20 then. II l. made the duty of sheriff
to seirr them aud hire them out 10 the higesI
bidder Tor one year. giving them the net pro-
cesd. OF their labor la enable them tn ieave
the State The bll provides that such tree
negroes desire TO remain may choose mas
ter--th cousty court having them apprsl-ed
and the master or mistress they have chosen
paying half their value into the common sch ool
fund Of the county
Hercupon Mr. Henry King. free man OF col
or. residing in Little Rock. is constrained tc
advertise a. follows
nEsiRAlI.E property for sale IN Liul'
- Rock she uni.r~,gn.d oti-rs hts HOUSE
berrd 40. "a Lst,le Rock. for sale. The im
provem.nt- consist OF two hoases-one viii
four rooms and four fire places: aud the oihe
with two rooms aud two fire places. Their
are also on the premises asmoke house, wei
of good water. aud fruit trees. embracin.
eha,ce selection Of apples aud peaches
The sb.ve described property offers goos
inducements Ia any one desirou~ of making al
insestu, nj ~ property IN Little Rock.
Feb l6 1859 HENRY kINU.
The Gsx,tie and Democrat aforesaid and !
IL the Democratic State orgsn-ihus com
ment-. Henry King l. free eolored ma,
and, IN otedi,nce TO the late act of the Legs
la,ure. Is making preparation Tot leaving ,h
ssste. We have known him from our boy
hood. sni take the greatest pleasure 10 tes,i
fy,ns to his good character. Wherever h
NAV 90, We wish bin veil. ard the comnuu
" in ~hieh he cs.t. his iot ~iii si~sys b
blessed ~nh that 'noblest work Of God. &
honest man.
II Mr. King should not be sble To sell h
property IN Litti- Rock 80 ss To get clear
tte State b-fsre Isso commences. he will hs'
ths CONSOLATION. Of s~'ns sold To the highe
bidder. that half the puseh<se-snousr wiii .
yard the education Of ale rising gvneratiu
OF white gentlemen ~hc constitute the Dsme
rsey Of Arkansasf Doa tthey appear to nee
lit
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1859-04-06

A MiltioS.Its wfTa Mosrf rsecoH Rev.
DR. Chapiu's Society purchased their present
Is. Astof. for $4,000 Not long ago they
sought 10 pay the ttineipsl Of the deb, be-
FOR. II came due. hut Mr.. A-tor complained
that he had 50 much money to take care Of. he
would really prefer their continuing TO pay
My the Interest a. Il came due. Itsy srs
nov. il s~-rr,. expectlng to receive $4,000
Tor the properly. aud vii probably REMOVE t'
Madson SQUARE.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1859-04-06

As M. Hudson 70 snxi-u- :" name Demo
efst that h~ s"ald sei. i-r. fer Nsyor. ~ ak
~hy b. cannot support the pr--cnt incumbent.
&. Y Patterson ! Journal
". have ..veral good. aud .. our mind. -uf.
heisrs ressors f,r tot supp.'t,ng Mr. Patier.
-'n for Mayor at the coming el-et,oa. A this
ums. however. Ne .ill give but the follow iag
and they shsll be Democratic reasons. We
are ia favor Of rotation ia office. and Ne think
e y Patterson has been Mayor Of this e,ty
long enough. He has drawn essAfeea k.sd,rs
dsiisrs. from the Treasury. for very .mall
amount of services rendered. lie devo,e- al.
most his entire time To his individual bu-,.
u.-s. and takes but iittle interest in the Affairs
Of the city. and Ne think |, altogether sdv,.s
BILE to--"Let him slide.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1859-04-06

Trass Hsvrs iier.x-0ur very excellent
friend Mr.. Ben Hubbs took possession a.
rmiue host" Of the above magnificent Hotel
his new calling ~ill be commensurate With
HI. universal popularity. sequired in bis late
avocation.
T. Burton. the inimitAble. VIII continue II
the Office ~here b. has gained 80 hne repu
t.tion 20 an sfsble and courteous gentle-
man
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1859-04-06

Com Nv rux QusSrIrr A cubic iuch of
gold. says The Galena Advertiser. 4. worth. at
1850 per ounce. Que hundred and forty -ix
dollars: cubic foot. two hundred aud fifty
t~o Thousand two hundred aud eighty eight
dollars: a cubic yard. six million eight hun
drrd add eleven thousand seven hundred aud
seventy sir dollars. The quantity Of gold
nov IA existence In the world Ia estimated To
b. three thousand millions Of dollars. which.
welded into onv mass. could bee contained in
cube Of eleven feet. The late gold discoveries
sf Californis and Australia. by the two great
commercial nations II the world. Eng and and
The Uoit-d States. has added. and will here.
after add. Immensely 70 their previous power.
wast the more recent discoveries may do To
add 10 the previous constant stream that is
fcwiag into business. As stimulaot, is now
10 process a experiment
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1859-04-06

ar The old engine house on <t' stree, ~as
no,ed out upon the street Yesterday. on i's
"a, 70 sotBe other Destination. IL hss been
sold to Jas. BEARD.
Mao, cf the brave aud hardy hremsn ~ the
city esst ioot. Of kindly regret upon The old
reeerrseie of tseir fsverite "masheen" as they
az n gently passing away Peace 20 iss
~eatherbozfds."
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1859-04-06
u- The n. Y. Tribune. iu an article ,n reIs,

D- The n. Y. Tribune. Ia an article IN rels-
iion to Gov. Hunt aud the Old Line whigs~
gives the following complimentary notice to
our fellow eriifen. r. W. Thompson "one
word. now. as 70 Mr.. Hunts position and his
sntecedents: The question he nov puts aside
so eavalisriy Was before Congress ~hen he ~as
last member. and we were in position TO oh
serve bis course aud his votes. II was the pa
AS Of Struggle between The North aud South.
the Senate aud the House. There wsS hen
no eontrovsr-y about Kansas. Nebraska. ct
any region north Of sc deg 80 min. ~ all
that vas covered BY the Missouri ComfAei.
then held sacred on all sides. But New Mex
leo wss .her iistto be organized as Terrific
ry. aud the absorbing issue ~ss-'ShalI Sla-
very be expressly prohibited Ihtrein' 2 That
question was raised several ,fnes AID in many
shapes; Mr.. Hunts votes being always record.
ed on the side Of Prohibition. At last. when
the Senate had resolved that the Civil and Di-
p!oma,ie Appropriation bill should not be
passed unless viii ridet o:CAhising New
Mexico aud Utah rifhost any :nbbiiaiion o.
Slavery. and there was Imminent danger that
the House would aeeuiesee in order to ssvs
that bill. The North w-s saved by admire
bic substitute for the Senate's Territorial pro.
position (aoved by Richard W Thorpseh. Of
Indiana bat drfied. We have always under.
stood. by Washington Hcnt. Of ~. roft.) pro-
'iding that The territories ceted BY MEXICO
shalt be governed until the s:i Of July. 1850.
as the President shall direct. and that the ~.
isi.ns sa~s hsrref shall BE- refs,asd and otserpsd'
This very quie, yet effective mode Of prohibi.
ting the in,roiueiioh Of Slavery or slaves was
sustained by The Hou.e-Yeas III. Nays los
MIR. W Hunt III The affirmative. Of course
and the oil thus amended returned to the
Senate. which was thereby completely bsf'led,
eonfounded. and compelled TO throw ove'.
board the whole subject. aud pass the appro.
pria,ion bill naked. or without anS provi-lof
for organizing The new territories al ALL"
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1859-04-06


TsK CisrUsLocUrioS OFFioE "A Washing
ton letter gives the following account Of the
manner Of dong business al the Federal Cap
iiol: "Itis perfectly erll known hsre that. for
the simplest matter Of business. n citizen is
detained for weeks. ard often leaves IL unad
justed IN disgust. aud ~ith esrse~ upou . gov
errs--ot ~hsch 80 little heeds the rights aud
eoavenienees OF the p-orle- DISTANCES sre no,
wanting in which mep have been kept ~sil'sg
whole t~elv,mobth for a matter which
shosld have been decided 10 an hour. In
truth. one Asd cell have claim de
pending 10 q British Court of Chancery as be
fore some Of the departments Of the Federal
Government. And sorse thsr all. the ei,i
fsn l. often the victim Of igaorsat and iaeom
petent CLERKS. those erroneous decisions sanr
his rights. aud sre 6aai. because the heads o
departments either ell %, tate time 10 uak'
re.'e~. or r,pose IN the decisions os their IN
competent saboriisaies-a eonhdenee they d
not nsriA"
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1859-04-06

u Elections for members of Congress sre 10
b- held 10 the course Of thi- year - follows:
Connecticut and Rhode Island elect early IN
kpril, 10 Virginia. en- The fcerth 7hsrsd., in
Asy: 90 hrsi Monday cf August m Aisbsma.
Ksnteeky and Tsras: on first Thursday Of
August ia Tennessee. On .etons TAussdsy Of
sogc< IN North csrolins: on fret Monday Of
October in Gssrgis and Mississippi: on sec
eod Tuesdsy IN October in Minnesota: on
frss Monday ~ Of oe,cees in Looi.;ans. and
eo first We'd a.sdsy Of November t2j) 10
Msryissd. Nearly all these States we're rep
ress.,<i 10 the fas, House nv Democrats.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1859-04-06

p Tuell. Ripley 4 Co. have iuss received
large Is, Of new goods. esnsislias in part Of
White goods. dress goods. trimmings. dc.
The fsdlss are especially infise' TO call snd
examine their arrivals. for every ihing pertaia.
ing to the season aud Of the most fashionable
styles can be seen. aud accommodating clerks
arc ever ready 10 wait on then.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1859-04-06

Lovs ssp srxresxsxK--Ihe he ~ ife Of young
clergy man cred al Aadefscatevn. Warren co
N. J.. on Friday lat. under sssPie'ous ef'eum.
stances. II 10 asserted that there ia sssp'e-
ion that shs vss pesssped vih siryehsia<
by her husbsud, vho had fsilss in nve rial
snosbef -cnss. sishoash ss1rssd eriy hvs
menths.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1859-04-06

p NJ Cm.xrros vsrssx. editor Of the
Lesveu~orth tKsnsssl Times. did us the hon
o. Of call yesterday lie fs See looking
specimen Of The genus homo. sod -s csa no~
readily understand. ~hy The Pro Slsseryises,
-heu. fe~ weeks ago. they reselved 70 ce
.troy his Office. concluded eveusssfs. shss
hsd better lss it be" There sss pistols snd
esffer In his eye
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1859-04-06

Som SESsk.-A gentleman Of high social
consideration in Genoa lately made the dis
covefy that his ~ife was unfanhful to him
Waiting his opportunity he found the guilty
pair together. AID politely showed them the
way To .h- sttect door. which he closed after
them. He then scni sefssnt fer an uhderta;
ker ordered the arrangements for q funeral
sent out csrds cfinvitation Ia his friends. and
over the empty coffin, performed the eereme.
nv for departed wife. This over, he deliv.
cred the light burthen to the hearsc. aud once
more addressing his friends. called for their
congratulations upon the fact that he was
now a widowef--ufon which. oreniiig the
folding doors. he introduced tsen asplcnd,d.
Iy prepared feast. The gayeuss vhith thus
introduced his happy return 10 single life
wete prolonged tall morning.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1859-04-06

II Gen. sam Hco~,r- ssys TINT be issepds
spending the remainder of hts life 10 ysiv.ey
peace sad ukiitiseg among the sbeep on hi.
r.nehe in rsrass having bad quite enough to
DO With the costs and uolvss" - wAshisg-
Ton.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1859-04-06

AZ The Lafayette Journal reports the ssl.
ls.oee sushvls n sB.rehss' sbl< cora. delivered
10 the cars there. ~ - sescs. The buyer hes
the privilege Of taking 5000 bushels more s
the same figure.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1859-04-06

IL Half ire three cent pieces Ia circulation.
are sndeub'sdly eosaierfsis. add. str.ag- 90 II
may appear. The hessnes. cf msssfsesarine z
them - very profitable one
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1859-04-06

II The Lesden Critic states that 7, hss the
sess authority fer saying that ,he ~vesiges %
cresiion.' = that notable book Which hss sss
more men TO thintirg. and created more debfs<
about iis au,hcs.hipshsn any anonymous beck
.inee Juuiu.. is the work Of the late Or. George
ccmbe. Of rhresolcgiesi celebrity. ssd very
shls and issroed msss~ -
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1859-04-06

II Punch ssys. che very best ~vin.
machine q man can have. IL . WIFE" A
frebsLmsn considers IL sn ssfevnsi machine
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1859-04-06

~ The President has appointed Dr.. Geo
n Graf. * Gibsoa e-upsy. Ind.. Reesiser Of
Public Mooeys q, Daeotsh. Sebraska Terri-
tory. W
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1859-04-06

II A nsn TIA; nsrries widow IL beund
70 give sp smoking snd chewing. Hshe gives
sp her veet. for him. he shsald give up she
sess for ker
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1859-04-06

ff The Boston Atlas understands that
Mr. Everett intends to make an addition to
bis orstion upon wa.hingtoH. in rt'atisn 10
,Ae sn,neipalion Of hi~ slaves ty that great
and good riaa II he were also 20 introduce
an episode upon the slave Of The living Wash
ington who we're net sinsneipsled. the ora.
ton would receive an additional attraction.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1859-04-06

EvEorEAS Sifsxs We doubt very msch
whether Locis Napoleou has seriously intend
I'd var 10 drive the Austfians out of ltaly aud
aggrApdize the Kingdom OF Sardinia. He has
played the game - lt6ltse with the view Of
winning personal and political adsantages-
lie has humbugged Sardinia and secured an
alliance for the Napoleon family with the an
eient Loyal House Of Savoy. lie has faitered
the imagiustions ef The Italians by prsten
hostility To Austria. the object ofthsir intense
hatred aud when he hs. raised their sxpectA-
t'on. 10 the highest pitch. he employs free.
constitutional England" to play The part Of
peace matet- he whispers 10 his friends in
the Defby Ministry thai they must put their
veto rpon bis fighting. and under the appear
ahce of restraint, he leaves the Italians more
helpessiy oppressed than before.
We verify believe that the whole Italian rum
pss Is sham. LOUIS NspoleoI's war n5sss-
ees reminds "a OF a story which ws once heard
= humorous lrishman tell ofa big bully ~ho
desired great reputation for courage, and
visited fairs aud markets. challenging people
70 tight him Bot he always took his mother
With him. giving her instructions that when
she saw him really in danger % icing compel
led 10 hght B. rush in ard bold him back -
Mother" he ~oaid say. don't forget 20
bold me back" Eaglsnd plays the pat Of
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