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American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1859-03-25

Robbery Of Bishop.-At the close
Of last week the Rev. Bishop Baker,
of the NJ. E. Church while on his way
to the South, was robbed of his pocket
book, containing $3.50, and number
of outline sermons, which he had pre-.
pared during the winter. The BiSh-
op was at the ticket Office, at the foot
of Courtlandt street, and had taken
out port.monaie to pay the fare, q
crowd being around the office at the
time. The pocket, book taken was in
the breast'pockct Of the coat. 1t is
to be hoped that the thief will make
good use Of the sermons--pcrhaps tho
best thing that he could do, to partial.
ly atone for his offence would be to re.
turn the sermons. ~ y. Com. Ady.
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At the Presidents last lcvec, says
the Washington correspondent of the
N. Y. Post, Mrs. james Gordon Ben
nett occupied the same room with Mr..
buchanan, and by his directions the
crowd were presented to her as well
Miss Lane. At one timc, says the
Posts correspondent, it was difficult to
tell whether the reception was Mrs.
Benefits or Mr.. Buchanan's. The
two occupied sofa in the reception
room for thrce-quartcrs of an hour,
the President himself introducing his
friends to Mrs. Bennett. The latter
was .attirei in the latest French style.
and was decked with jewels in album
dance, and held in her hand a choice
boquet, "Put up in a unique manner"
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Remember the Dead
j. w. MADEIRA g. CO..

- w. WADEkA a. Co,
Dealers in MARBLE MONUMENTS, Or.
ELIsKs, ToMBsToNEs, &c., &c.
Take great pleasure in again informing the pub,
nc, that they are better prepared than ever TO
furnish all kinds and styles of MONUMENTS,
IoMBSToNES, &C., at the earliest notice and
on the most reasonable terms
that they can be bought in Western Virginia.
They warrant all the work that leaves their Shop
10 be whatit is represented. They arc p, eparcd
TO furnish work lower than can be had in this
Z" meek OF woods,'' as their marble is purchased
at me Quarry at the lowest figures.
Then come, all who wish to show a proper
respect for your departed friends, and purchase
Monument or Tombstone at tho place where il
can be had at living price.
BsA- Shop in Courthouse Square
Lazier's Building, next door to the
Court House.
J. w. MADEIRA & Co.
December IS, 1853. 3mo.
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a tREDJ. They helped me the most of any.
IN. W aJofSer used, and consider them invaiua-
processes mic Cough and Threatened Consumption.
US MS opltied gentleman, aged had suE
during thepm cough for six months, to such an
go, 9 ia justly to excite the most serious ap.
says the rsions on the part Of his friends. Ills
the ycAcn frequent, attended with pain i'm his aide
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-05-11

andlAIrs Bloch and two other women pitching int
4 him like tigresses. The charge was not substaI
tated BY the evidence, and The Blochs were dil
Jean Bartholomew and Louis Adolphe, both fire
colored, were sent to the Work House. Jean for thre
months and Louis for one month"; for stealing a 10
ofcoopers tools from the cooperage of Eiienne Car
LONG, long, At &c corner Ct Castomhouse and Le =,
house Of Pauline Giraud, v. o. on St Peter street
| was sent ont for one month
Louis L'Enter, alias Joseph Mozart, alias the Pro
lessor an old slippery customer and prison bird was
charge Of having with felonious intent, entered the
clearinghouse Of Nj. Hill, at the corner Of Cont
and Levee streets
Ann Wilson, charged with stealing $3.50 from the
pockets of VIM. Clark. whilst be was taking an I'M
snspecting nap in her room, in rookery on Barracks
street; Margaret Young, charged with taxing
Bridget Ganan at Old Levee and Barracks streets
and Mary slave Of Mrs. Materre, charged with beat
ing Isabel Lapierre in her own premises, No. As
Main street; all gave bail to appear for examination
On the 18Th.
RECORDER SUMMERS CouRT.-Assisfdnt Recorder
MnnrOe presiding. Henry jenkins, John Rooney,
7. Evans and Hugh Gallagher, Migrants of the dan.
gerons and suspicious stripe, yesterday sent to
the Work, House for two months.
Louis Lehman and Frank Bowman, charged as
accessories to the stabbing Of Michael Maloney or
Mahoney on Sunday night, were sent to prison to
await the result.
Mary Ann Mcclure, for disturbing the peace Of
Adelaide Balfour, Of Dryades street, was put under
peace bonds Adelaide was afterward arrested for
disturbing somebody else's peace.
The following parties were arraigned and booked
for examination:
Thomas Clark, found under suspicious circum-
stances in house at the corner of st. Charles and
Poydras streets. Case fixed for to-day.
John Sheehan, charged with attempting to pass
Ply counterfeit on the Canal Bank. Fixed for the
18th. -
Edward Howard and John Devine, charged with
stealing travelling trunk and cotton handkerchief
from Margaret Bell. Fixed for the l4th
Francisco Evaniette, charged with selling liquor to
slave ct the corner Of Magazine and Girod Streets
Fixed for the 25th
Allen Sawyer and Fanny, slaves, charged with
stealing frewood from the premises Of John Wolf on
Dryades street. Fixed for the 18th :.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-05-11


:. =
g. ~ 49, 9 - - sftel's
3 I'd M + y y sosee1s g soe tongs. Inc lur
"a. 8. 80. -. i.
2 ~ II. : LIZ tao cepdrlv'
Wn0 Vas drowned about thre
" islllsg into The river at the secon
4. B .. 81 80. - aoa.ay noa
!. .,ss4ss ssss~ s1e cty. II
& 1lllss e 1P g INC city yesterday, and Il
UE4 tezti6cate TOT its burial. Deceass
= 5e 81 ltSIsnd ahont thirty vaa = X ! NJ Z
sns,l 90. ~ 49,, 5. 49,
fss*sss:!:ss - 4. 9 .1A1s
ass yILTx, German, was arrested on.Gaienn
Ix x = utessay afternoon. by Officers rremont .,
5 8, 4 .ho.s. - ~
y - e - dangerously staDDt
money the Gay before.
$3.50 - f,rArra Cracurr CouRr yudp,, Gnr,
eEaisb The Grand Jury: il ibis conra
II suifi1v the maj wrek rs invest;ysf;nr ~
erths xfrjcsn ssys trsSe vestersay rsno,t y,
HenfW ~ Xiisn niantsr r. hi 4;
PSI m f3rfr5 Nstson II. 1Tnwhr;dUa - -.
- ss ~ Georgia, for hsldine q
Il - q fln6ofted Into ttis conntry fron
65jlS It met were issrled ior IN nart;e
"a r L. ls9ise u he shape Of lie indietme al
ESos q: - 3 ~
m ~ ] pro,a 81 ths United States 81 Amer
! 7 ten District 81 fonisana q, 4 m,
Sf 80 onS NeIeon al TroWhridcs lata =,
r. ~. Astsf the nasefnr of fhs AT n
% !, ~ IN ID day Of Nay, 1859. at he civ 81
il then and there, seIl as slaves
# Of color, being persons sDeakinr !
= !; I'd The aid tSenty pe,sons of celor
II jauuarv 1919 brnnOft ,r;sh;n M
l q ~ United States, Is be held to s ,aas
eoas foreign country, contrary to the
~ (3ISt6 Jarots farther present that an sha
Il aa46& ~ III NeleOn d Trnw by;doo Ala
V d Md ~ dawes certain other nersons ~. If
II slll(R tWeaty persens 81 color, and that said
7.&,fa ~
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-05-11

A l. A B A NJ A RIV Err.
Railroad to Vfcksburg :

PLENDID PACKETS FROM THERE TO MEMPHIS I
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-05-11

Steamer Victoria. L. Welton MASTER leaves Vie,, sbr
for Memphis. every To FSnAY, at IL NJ. 'e
Steamer Erlsbee. Mem mas MASTER leaves ycka
burg for Mepnh $. every SATURDAY, At u NJ ~ ''7
Steamer Black Prince, master leavss yicka
burg for Memphis eyesy MONDAY. at II NJ A'
AMI elegant steamers
larry trade bcw Vkbnrg nbis rnnnny IN
day W tn the Memoirs ard New Orleans PacketsN
leaving Veksburs Monday Tuesday and Snturday ~
O'Clock NJ, arriving Mt Napoleon the next day at p NJ max
close connections there with the Arkansas and White river
Packets.
Freight ecepted and passengers tcketed through from
Ncksbus or Memphis 70 all points those rivers
within the bounds of the trips OF PAckets ~
at Landing nv
Memphis and Pa kets the Stage Lines runnu
from that poi ind nj Memphis Memp is and Charles
for St, I.oui, louisville ~ 800 ~
tsstg desiring 10 take this route Orleans
IN sniay Ainnhds and day evenings train
Ut the AeH Oetns jackson Northern RAILROAD Co
arriving Mt next day Il 80 and leaving on
one OF the Vickshu AMI Memphis u NJ arriving
Ct Aem MS the second evening OF P NJ making
dtect connetlon with The evening Memphis AID
Charleston Railroad - -fN 500
For through Ii ke.s and nrther information spply nj ,ha
Office IF the New Orleans jackson ireat Northern Rail;
road Company, under the ST. Charles Hotel nsxt 10 the Tale
St!ph once. ala If
Mr.. HUtsH LUCAS BNGUMEs A PARTNER IN
VI our house TINS day. Inc style OF the Grm an.
changed. COOPER 4 EEIBEKT go
u ana g Common street.
new Ufleans usc foer l, is5e1&.aA att
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-05-11

D"hAAp
Corner
Where cal |
proved prope |
Also, and {
sale, some oh |
Liz ely Negro,
Mr.. G. Del
sale and pure |
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-05-11

Wednesday Morning. May H. 1859.
Cleared Yesterday.
Ship Harry Of the West, Emery, for Liverpool
Ship Indian AyeriI, for Bordeaux, Jones S Sea
brem Bark Edward, Whiting, for Bremen
French Brig Louise, Titard for Garce and St Louis
(Africa,) J& j Tardo.
sehr povhattan, Caro-, for Pensacola, -
schr Argus Eye, Sharp, for New York,
schr Lizzie Mezick, johnson, for Pensacola, -
O,Dowd & Sullivan
Steamship Galveston, Hutchings, from Apalachicola
9Th inst to G B Payne list dist
Steamship Fashion, Smith, from Galveston TO MASTER
Brig Almore, Leonard. from Rio de Janero, in bal.
last to master. Quarantine Station
Schr Sarah, 80, from the Coast. I'd district PIT
Sloop Tonnerre, --, from Coast. I'd dist PIT.
Arrivals At the Carondelet Canal.
schr Jane, from jacksonville.
Schr Perseverance, from Bonfouca
Schr Never Mind from Bay st Louis.
Schr Resolution, from Bay st Louis.
Schr Plumer, from Amite River. ~ .5
Schr NegFier, from 49,.
Schr Emelie, from Bay St Louis
Steamboats,. se.s
a I Lacey, Rodney, from St Louis.
Eastport, Wood, from Nashville.
John Raine, Underwood, from Louisville.
. kenner, Vincent, from Bayou Sara.
y n Bieknell, Gwartney, from Tallahatchle.
Music, Brown, from Lafourche.
RW Powell Estes from Shreveport
Defender, Rhodes, from Pittsburg. t#
M kennett, Switzer, from st Louis.
Gross Tete, Hooper from Bayou Sara
Cuba, Hiern, from Mobile.
Judah Touro, Butler, from Shreveport
John Ray, Buhoup, from Point Pleasant,
Saline, Miller, from Bayou Tensas.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-05-11
Shipping gntelligel.ts.

~ See the back OF this page - 7th - for
financial, Commercial and River News
departments.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-05-11

NJ F.HYER. SURVEYOR AND CIVIL ENGINEER
go s9s removed his office to ANTE or, where he will
sitehn 70 ocsig and Surveying land and will GENE
kAl LAND AGENT in the parishes Of ST. Helena ST. Tam
many, Washington and Livingston. -
Price Government lands under the pradua.,on law,
oenesper acre. aul2 "
q SLAVE DEPOp, No. 1876 tinAVIER AND Is
ga DRYADES STREETS. ~ ~ :"
sMA re- rkApERS, PLANTERS AND MERCHANTS
with good aecomm }dation for 21l Negroes respecil, So
lici' the patronage OF my old friends and customers
fe IL " O. r. HATCHER.
sss, BOOTS AND SH tk,S- 900 CASES BOOTS
FEX and Sho asserted Qualities Just received gn-
m ment aud for sale On II ernl bv
j. b. VALENTINE 4 CO.,
AZ 4z 81 Common street,
MTEt. A. HAksLEFp, BRuKER No. 81 Ora
w WEIR STREEr
Agency OF the Manhattan" and N erbocker, life
Insurance Companies of New York. Milf
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-05-11
Receipts of Produce,


LOUISVILLE Steamer John Raine .lO1 bales ot
tWne l65 els rope Clark Picton 80 els rope 40 pos
bagglng and lot Irvine Ward, Hunt Geo. ~ hhds To.
bacco 700 scs corn Given, Watts &co rolls leather
b Oliver. ~ bellows to H Socomb Geo. rs ties
hams Flash. 90 hf 30 bbls whisky j I Hardje Nco
bags grass Geddes A boxs mustard Beebe Sco,
100 pcs baggng J A Haggerty &co. as bbls whisky
A 4 Cochran u Hall IA do Martin, Cobb &co ii
bales jeans and nseys Gallagher, Wales &co 80 ties
lard IL bbls oil Thos Keeile 3 bbls whisky Hawkins
Norwood. 10 ties hams ia Hewitt, Norton &co 1 /
bbls pork so cks shoulders 10 hhds tobacco Feowes
&eo rs cks sides Bunnell & Bailie Al cases tobac
60 Violet &co. "a hhds tobacco Campbell Nc
Kie &co. "a do F Lotspeich &co 3 do Fl NJ sum
mers &eo. 40 do Moore & Van Culin IS do 1922 scs
corn II ties lard 10 bbls rumps do meat 446 pieces
meat Ethel eco. a hhds tobacco r Yeatlnan &
co; ~ Turner. % do 3O3 scs corn 5 Mitchell &co
"a bbls eggs hf bbls cheese Schneider & Wise Q
bbls eggs John Moore Geo 30 do + Delbondo, 3
hhds tobacco Ely Rodewald. 10 do r H Short SEQ i.
10 do Fraser &co. q do soery &co. 8 bales cotton
bradley, Wilson &co. 24S sacks corn bbls eggs l49
bbls -four l64 SKIS bran 81 cks bacon C Twitche &
co. g hhds tobacco bbls lard Lane Mayfield &co
rs scs corn bxs mdse 6 head stock to order "a ,44O
hoop poles "a nd sheep and sundries to order Total
2Sl hhds tobacco bales cotton.
l. NASHVILLE. Steamer Eastport ,66 bales cotton
williams &co. 20 bdls paper Phillips, Nixon &co
IA bags feathers Perkins &co 80 hhds tobacco JAS
Turner. IL do csk bacon 10 pkgs mdse r Yeatman
Sco, 3 hhds tobacco w A johnson &co II do Pres.
prch Schonfeld, .l60 bbs -four Campbell, Mckee
ShSo' W oi tophCCo Norton SC0.
bxs l24 hhds tobacco I37 bbls -four cks bacon ISL
bags wheat 26 do fruit 300 bags corn bbls fruit
Given, Watts AGO. l3 hhds tobacco to order rs do to
Fellowes AGO.. 81 do Moore & Van Culn l6 do 40
hhls -four w Soery AGO.. Al hhds tobacco G Rob
inson. 20 pc MeGregor Il Bankhead IS do Noise Il
Levy. az do H Fraser AGO. ii do 81 bbls flour to
B I Lotspeich &co. Is hhds tobacco Victor Pretat
:2l do X H Short eco. 2 do H Summers tSco
w bales cotton 0 Nelson &co. 159 do to Payne &
harrison; 10 do to Henderson, Terry AGO. 1851 bags
corn Ozark, Thieman &eo. .sundries to order Total
o99 hhds tobacco 357 bales cotton,
| ST LOUIS. Steamer A Lacey rs casks bacon
| = befgam,n. 8 bbls -four LOT bbls iour II Kennedy
9cof " nhds tobacco to order. Il do T Lotspeich
&co, - 90 Siven, Watts AGO. Il do Yeatman SEQ
.af 90 W Vi Robinson. $3.50 els rope 67 bales bemp
frice, Converse &co. 80 bbs -four 1910 bags corn to
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-05-11

Below-Coming Up.
Schr Ssa Drift. Smith, from Brazos Santiago, to H
Phelps eco. =
Passengers.
Per steamship Galveston, from Apalachicola
Bunker, Judge Baker, on deck.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-05-11

Special Notice
10 Travellers between New Memphis New Or.
leans ami ST Lou and Louisville, and the princi-
pal Northern and Eastern Cities
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-05-11

Through to Memphis in THREE DAYS To Washington
Baltimore and New York, i'll SIX DAYSi
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-05-11

Passengers.
Per steamship Galveston, from Apalachicola
Bunker, Judge Baker, 4 on deck.
Exports.
LIVERPOOL. Ship Harry of the West. .34s9
bales cotton, 2400 slaves.
GARCE AND ST LOUIS, (AFRICA). 1855 hhds
tobacco l04 bales do boxes do, ties hams 200 cans
lard 1000 slaves $1,000 # lumber, go pkgs mdse.
BORDEAUX. Ship Indian .ls6 900 slaves bbls
peas. .
* PENSACOLA. .Schr Powhattan $50 bbls -four.
100 bbls pork 20 bbls whisky 80 bbs beef 700 ks
corn, 45 scs coffee, 80 do oats ties oil do hams.
cask wine, hhds sugar, bbs molasses, coil lead
pipe
BREMEN. Bark Edward 6O3 bales cotton, S12
hhds tobacco, 10 tons logwood.
NEW YORK. .Schr Argus Eye 23 bales IL half
bales moss, S40l bbls -four, 1000 stayes
PEN SACOLA. .Schr Lizzie Mezick. 200 scs corn
l25 bbls -four, Is bbls pork 10 bbls whisky 26 bbs
groceries, cks ties bacon, 5 cases mdse.
Imports.
APALACHICOLA. . Steamship Galveston. "a
1bls potatoes to j A MITCHELL
GALVESTON. Steamship Fashion. .22o hid cattle
White. / bbls water to order.
COAST. .Schr Sarah $50 bbls molasses to W f |
Thompson.
COAST. sloop Tonnerre. 20 hhds sugar, order
MODlLL .otetlueT CuDa .SunQrleS to order,
Receipts at the Carondelet Canal.
JACKSONVILLE chr Jane. Is 900 # lumber
o NJ Leroy.
BONFOUCA.. schr Perseverance. $50 bbls sand.
BAY ST LOUIS. .Schr Never Mind 20 cords If
rood. -
BAY ST LOUIS. .Schr Resolution % cords of
rood. -
ANTE RIVER. .schr Plamer. 40 cords of wood.
BAY ST LOUIS. .Schr Emelie 20 cords wood
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-05-11
'OR TENSAs RIVER.
VA zoo RIVE R.
vICKsB BURG PACKtTs
r. UNITED STATES TkI- Sesa
lEsAHAStssS~ WEEKLY NATL LINE nMsnTsJ.tsr
sssssns2sSzAs TO VIGKS B U "a. 5srssssssS "a

IT, =. NNITGD STATES rEI- rr.
hEssAHtstsEs~ WEEKLY NAH. LINE t6IAsbsSSskkr
TO WICK sBURG. 5ss@@sSsSSA&
TUESDAY NJ 3 o'clock r. NJ,
The magnificent U. s. Mail packer Grand Duke Capt
s Applegae will leave for Donadsonve Plaqueila BateI
Rouge Port Hudson Bayou Sara Red River I4aui;ng For.
AaAns Nachez Waterproof, Rodney, ST. Joseph, Grand
Gulf, Warrenton and Vicksburg EVERY TUESDAY, at {
The Grand Duke sbur the steamer Roe
ouef and will lake freight for ell landings
A. high as Greenwood
THURSDAY, at O'Clock P. NJ,
ihe G1ngnhcent u 5. Mail packet Wick s.,nrg, Capt
Capt j NJ. White, will Leave for DopadsonVie fI,a,st
mine Baton Rouge Por, Hudson, Bayou Sara Red River
Landing Fort Adams, Nachez Waterproof Rodney, St Jos
eph, Grand Cult Warrenon, Vicks6nrg, Miken's Bend
Lake Providence Stacks landing Sktpwih Landing Phi
chers Point Ashton Washington aroliaa LAM
o'clock z. NJ. :
The yICKsBURG connects a, ycksburg with the
steamer DEWDRoP and will ,ake freight landings or
the Yazoo river as high up AS Greenwood.
NJ, SATURDAY, ~ o'clock P: NJ,
7. r Leathers, will leave for Doads9nyile Piaaueaire
Baton X uge Port Hudson Bayou Rcd River Landing
Fort dams, Natchez, Waterproof Rodney Joseph Grand
cur, Wasrenton and Vicksburg EVERY SATURDAY, al
o'clock p. NJ. ~
The steamer NATCHEz, connects at Wick bnrg witt
The steamer DEWDROP and will take freight iandinyi
Oh the iazoo river as higl Greenwood,
rhe speIdtc passenger packets Ieays
OF their regular days without fail hour sppoite Al
attended to. T
These boats will responsible any letter OF pscksx
oontaning money eway othss yalnAbes reg
1s o. hink taken specifying the value
b. the passengers, contained ii. their baggage
For freight or passnse apply board, to
CARROLL. HOLMES g 90,
jell II Union Row, IS Csrondelet Of.
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1859-10-20

as much as was wanted 30 that the
Church on Brooklyn Highs reached out
its hand to the Church across The river,
and the church across the river reached
back its hand in fellowship to the Church
on Brooklyn Highta, and bepeafh their
united hands, as If under their double
benediction, stood one of Gods chA;
drcn, whose bonds were newly brok-
en-, >and whose head was newly
crowned with liberty while high over
all stood the great Father and Head Of
the Church, who looked down and said,
'Inasmuch as ye have done it unto the
least of these, my littll ones. ye have done
it unto mel That is the Broad Church .
And am happy to introduce man who
is broad enough to be one of its min>
isters." -zn tsssl
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1859-10-20
piete triumph Of the Repusicau Ticket:

piete triumph of the Republican Ticket:
* y The Republican majority
appears likely to be so overwhelming as
to preclude the possibility of counting in
the Democratic candidates by means Of
fotftiogs votes from Pembina and vicinf-
ty 10 Intelligent gentleman who is
sikeig to be well informed, ts'egraPhs US
that the Republican State ticket has been
elected by several thousand, and that
both branches of the Legislature are Re-
publican, thus securing a Republican
Senator in place of Gen. James Shields.
The following gentlemen compose the
Republican t;ckct:-Govcrnor, Alexan-
der Ramsey; Lieut., Governor, Ignatius
Donnelly; Secretary of State, ]. H. Ba-
ker; Treasurer. Charles Scheffer: Attor-
ney Generaij Gordon f. Ga4e +; Congress.
Cyrus Aldrich, William Windon.
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1859-10-20
Webster a Believer I'm tsle "kr-
repreSSible Conflict

According to Mr. Everett, in his re.
cent oration, Mr.. Webster was also be.
lever in the irrepressible conflict between
Freedom aad Slavery, the first annuncia.
ton of which has been attributed to Mr..
Seward. We quote: -.
"He [Mr. Webster] not only confident.
ly anticipated what she lapse Of seven
years since his decease has witnessed and
is witnessing, that the newly-acquired
and newly organized Territories of the
Uuion would grow up into Fr,e States
but, IN common actM dHo or nearly all the
statesmen Of tie last gcneratien, he be-
HeUed that Free Labor lcoutd ultimately
prevail through the country. lie thought
he saw that, in the operation of the same
causes which have produced this result
in the Middle and Eastern States, it was
visbly taking place in the States north
of the cotton growing region and he in
clined to the opinion that there, also, un-
der the influence of physical and econom-
'Cdi 1lCC NVulA GfCDkudIi9
be found more productive, aud Vouid
therefore be ultimately established"
The above extract from Mr.. Everett =
Grafton having been extensively quoted
and noticed by the presses of the country,
he has since very cautiously but quietly
dropped it when delivering his oration-
whether from fear of injuring the charac-
ter of Mr. Webster ip Heaven, or that of
Edward Everett here, has not trapspired.
Mr.. Everett has been mentioned as being
eligible for the Republican nomination
for President in 1850! There is an cir
repressible conflict" between him and po-
litical popularity.