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New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-08

ALLEGED GRAyD LAncgsY Joseph Hs,is, an
Engkhman resiing at No. 2s3 Spring street, made
coupla mt before Justice We.t on Monday morning,
tgens this con Wp. II. Rsrris, w.tch-csse msnufss
tuIer ooipg busiLess in PhIsfeiptis, charging him
with hsving carried away sone valuable silver cat
lery, 81 oyeToost gold brooch, aud other property
valued ct $50, from bis bouse on Sunday morning.
Officer Seaman Of tie City Hal preonc. arrested him,
srd conveyed him before Justice Welsh ou Monday
monDg, sLen be confessed 20 having taken tie prop
cry into his charge, but 'ad be bad intention ~
pawn them. He was committed 70 answer.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-08

srsProTED REcEiyrRs John Thompson and ks wife
we-e observed crcssisg the H1iem bridge On Sunday,
vita auspc:cuss large bundos under tteir arms when
tie Twelfth Wsrd Police took them 10 charge.
large gus.y c. ptote.ty s:c.sn Ioa the premises VI
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-08
CI7 Y ITEMS.

Messrs. W. Mason and Theodore ThoUs- give their
third Classical M.tces this afternoon st o'clock s.
DodEortL's Rooms. TIE programme viii be fourt in
our advertising columns.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-08

ON FELLOWS JUBlLRE.-Tbc 26td Of Apr, next
beng the forteth anniversary Of the establishment Of
the Order Of Odd Fellows 10 this country it has b=en
proposed 10 various places that tbe recoumeadsJn Of
the Grand Lodge Of the Uolted States for Couven
tiol Of the Oidsr 10 be held in NeaYosk tast day
be complied With. II would seem that very large
turnout may be expected. The Grand Lodge has voted
to be preset and thoso Lodges which cannot stteed
ele expected to observe the dsy in the pisces whers
tley are located.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-08

PEOPLES LEcTrEEs.-The lecture by Nr. M..5urn
81 the Academy Of Music on "tte Life sId Character
Of Aaron Bur-, promises az Intellectual treat. l. ~
he the f't tine tie Acsiem! OF Music has been open.
&c Gt 60 sra sprice.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-08

noKsE THIEF The Twelfth ws-d Police last sI-
urdsy slrsttcd Wm. Sssman 90 sa'pieioa Of h,rss
s,eslipg. He bad in his possession va'asb'e hcrss
Which re said be bought for 80. Subsequently u.
Htcboock Of williamsburg appeared sad calaeA
tie Mima, which asd been stolen from his saels Tie
right previous Sr. Seaman WAS thereap,a dctsiasd
on q charge Of horse stealing.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-08

BURGLARY N WArEs srsEEr.-George Wilson, q
carpenter, snd Freuenmsn named Lewis Bone, .
tailor we're brought before Justice Welsh on Monday
mornng, charged with hsvipg eItered the commission
warehouse Of NJ. Charles j. Lick, No. l30 Wster
street On Saturday night by mesus Of skeleton keys
AMI violence upon ,hs door, and taking thereffom t~o
large boxes Of cgars, mirror, bond ard mortgage
and otber articles to the velue Of 500 OfhceF Mar
lin of the Fret Precinct urestst them on suspicion
on Monday morning q. the jewely stors Of one
Etk in Rector street where he found upon them the
property, since identified By Mr. Lick. They were
con mitted FOR ezAnllnstior.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-08
I fA6vertiseu,

FREELY GIVEN TO THE POOR.-Ine poor sna
resey scsns from bad Colds Co1sh o. c.lss aIs Is.
pain will receive bottle vf NS GAspNE po~
oIlx MEDIcrs srari.ou,Iy by sppcs..os . "ELKs F"f-
TEAS, no. la Wsshir4t 4ton st. Boston
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-08

RIVER THur.-BsItly Cunningham, q river thief
broke into the ergreroom Of the steamer Msnhsttan
e, the feet Of Non Moore street, on Sunday oruing
snd ubscrswirg tie brass binder. Of the rock sh
carried item ef. While wsking in the street With ore
Of them under Tia coat, Le was osugtt By detectives
R'aoh and Pooie, and committed for examin s.ion,
ye:terday, by Jugtice Quaekenbuah.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-08

The alleged acceptance by tie Rev. Mr.. Spurgeon
OF al ofer of Geo TO fc6l eng ssgement on tbs
aide Of the ocesn is conrsdoted by the Lonon press,
cr the authority Of NJ Sp1rgoon hnsff, Who Gays he
4" tas iecl-sd the oaes. Nevertheless, Mg. Spurseoa
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-08

FAT,L FArL.-Coroner Schirmer held au inqae4
Monday tie body Of Pstct kcuirs us,ys o. Irs
laue ~ of WHO Died from rjues rsoeivsi fsv
dsy,s ty fa q, his cart bs Ia Npeoth street,
Fourth he had 10, % rvlss
ble reaching fo.wsd TO il he s bic bane- asA
f bfsdeeno % the psyeueut He resided iiFh s,ro~A
Fourth Tie Coo1ers Jury vsudted verdict Il
acc.den al death
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-08

SOuTH Sra IsLASDs.--Mr Her nan Melville the
suibor Of Type &c > delivered the fourth of the
series OF lectures before TIE NewYork Historical
Society at evening giving description Of the South
Sea Elsids, their extent geographical position ard
ns,ursl beauties, together with some notice Of toe
crious and fishes which hhsbt thote waters, srd
The mary beautiful well strange, birds which are
so nunerous in these islands 1rese sisnds, occupy
ing 30 large space in the Pacific waters, offer rare
attrsctic ns 10 the traveller seeking after unknown aud
unireo scenes OF interest New beauties present them
selves eottrpaly ard nstue seems to havs decorated
their hilf ard valleys with most lavish hAnd. Mr..
Melville also gave slight skecl of the nanners Gus.
toms s.i religious belief of the Inhabitants Of the
different groups Of islsrds, relating many interesting
irc.dere eorcerri-g them. he was listened 10 with
greet attentioa by O fair audiercs.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-08

A DISHONEST TAmoR.-Mt. I. Is. Baldwin, the
oothier Of the Bowery, caused the arrest Of Tn0m.s
Gspnon, sjourneym.n tailor in his employ yesterday
for forgery. 1t eppeas that tho accused was ID the
habit vixen he received checks upon the cashier from
the receiving c.erb Tor work which he had dore, to
prefix figure ! TO the amount if i. vas under SO
thus Inskiug 81 % read Sll %, and This sys
tenn Ct deception Le is said 20 have carried on success
fally for some time. Justice COanoly committed him
for trial.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-08
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PHREyoLoGY.-Exam with charts aA1
written eescrpoas Of character given daily st the Phrsss
cgcs Cabinet No. 800 BEosd~sy two blocks above The Pea
Pdysts rooms Tor 0snea<n and Ladies'. TowLIA WssD
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-08
the late Mr.. Bssford Of Fordhsm. was found 10 tAsr
rssesrcc at tthsl place. Justice Spraby led them fr
trial

BURGIaR..-A German woo5-earver ssmsd Flor.
enee Myers, Alias Mes was Arrested yesterday msrs-
itg, ty the Ftt'ehte w.rd poo-, bsvsg in his pss-
session qOsptiy Of plated fnks and spooss, wntas
dt,k srd otber property, which p'ovei TO hsve sses
sicen from the premises of Mr. J, Higgins. Na 2Y3
Elizabeth s,re,. Myers h,d b'okeu tote tn. Aose
from Il rear, forOg opsn the bascmen, wedow. ed
LEI biuself cot by the froct door. Jar. 2uscksa-
bash CON nmitte0 hun for the fclooy.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-08

PREACHING IN THETERs.-The National roes,srin
Boso was opened fer religious worship, when II VAS
cfowoed 20 ove1howing. TIE sermon was preached
by the Rev D. G EDDY. A plucs osllei Tsmmsny
Hall 10 the same ~ heretofore used for ali m,rner
Of low sports Las also receLy been occupied for sim
lar rslig Gus services.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-08

RTscUAp.-Pstdck Hsligan ~alke toto the NORTH
River seso, 10 O'Clock YESTERDAY norn'nG oG the pier sos e
Forty y-fh H ces sOr assistance bgoGS sf
polio, his aid hs sesonAely auasd on tssss
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-08
Mr p. T Bsrrum has declined an offer from an emi.
rent l. pdon put strg house Of : 200 fox tee exclu
sve night to pub ish his Lectures in G eat British.

SHocKISG DEATH,-John DAY. while engaged ye-
terdey in blasting rock at the new Rsservoc, Central
Park, blown to pieces oy premsture explosion of
the charge. His remains were gathered up by hij
fellow-w orkmen, aud borne TO his home in Eighty
third street, rear Fourth syeuue. His wife, who was
mon ertsnly expecting him to Sme to dinner, opened
the door TO sdmt bis msueed corpse. the scene th.'
f lowed this terrible shock painful 10 the ,N.
treme. The deceased bad no children.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-08

We ere toll that over one husdrsi thousand copies
Of Tie Ner York HeTeR'y s:e sold every week
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-08
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New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-08
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oil xa:ionsrL A. WHOLESALE only By
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New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-08

TIE Fake IN American Life" w.s the subject Of a
lecture delivered by Geo. Wm Boyd. esq la. night,
At tse Cooper Institute before the General Society Of
Mechanics ard Tradesrnen. After giving due credi!
TO vbsiever Is really gr,s. and true IL American fs
be exposed The many evils and fsllscies tnst are 60
Numerous, especially the political corruption and crime
Which is 80 dfeadfully prevalent in the land. TIE
Hall was vel filed, snd the lecturer frequently inter-
rUpted by spplau.e.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-08
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New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-08

RoBBFp IS 4 House os lLL FAMY.-A German Jew
whose name las not yet rspspred, entered the house
Ct Christian Nip in Resce street Saturday evening"
il company with pretty jersey gul named Annie
Mead, and remained there all night. On swskirg in
the morning lie could not open his eyes sad felt
queer tia. be became satisfied that some drug had
been administered TO him in tie single glass of beer
which lie drsnk on the night previous. Alter break.
fast ne left the place when he discovered tha, of the
81 300 which lie carried into the hoasc 1910 was miss
ing. lie applied for assistance at the Detective Office.
ana MeOsrs hirg and McCord succeeded in arrcstiog
the girl together with tue keeper Of the hou'e and his
WIFE ard their son Edward. Anuie stated taat she
gave $500 20 Christian aud the n to bis wife.
This they most etrepuously deny. Thu' far not a
reruy the mi:eirg morey has been recovered. The
prisoners have been held 10 answer.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-08

REAL EsrArE.-The following sales were made yes.
teriay st the Merchants Exchange by a. J. Bleecker
Son & Co.:
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-08

False PREIErsEs.-tmos Teoney esq, Secretary
of the Chicago aud Cincinnati Railroad Company
made compliant before Justice Welsh about six weeks
since charging hr Andrew j. Hall Of tbis city with
having 'tsired 81 900 worth Of railroad bonds and
uortgogs from that company By fsloe pretnJes. In
june 1855, Nr. Hull ertertd into arrangements with
TIE executives OF the above com parry, the affidavit
eays al their office, No % Nassau street, to build
part Of sproposed road for them, but the condition
was agreed to that he must have 5000 cash to COM
m,rce With. Mr.. HUI offered to exchange house
eud lot which be said he owned in Monroe place,
brooklyn, for four fret mortgage bonds OF the com-
ptny worth : 900 esch, which wss spted A deed
was transferred to the company by Ch,rls A. Rogers,
who was represented to have the nominal title to the
property. short dns efterwsrd il WAS Discovered,
through the Deputy Register Of Kings County thatthe
property mOrgsgs TO :ne amount 49, OOO OF er
instances Of Misrepresentation with regard to bis own
properly and capital are charged ganst Mr Hull.
Yesterday morGias lie was brought before Justice
Welsh from Eldiids e-s.ieet jail wooie he had been
for about month or another charge He WAS COM
mitted FOR trel at the General Sessions.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1859-08-18

"And who are these?" the officer con-
tinued, turning towards the Count and
his valet, who were yet habited in their
Capuchin disguises.
GOOD men and true" returned Az
mar.
"Hal And here is a lady. By the
Holy st. Peter, tits Mademoiselle st.
Aulnay Now this is most fortunate,
for we have an order from the King to
bring her to him, if she could be found.
And" continued the officer, turning to
Philip, "may I be blessed if l don't
think this is the Count d. Artoy! Ha |!
you start So, so-then, by our Lady,
you must be the man. The King wants
you, too"
"Kill them! Kill them % cried o.
voice from behind. Kill Kill !" re-
peated half a-dozen more.
mo, no." uttered the leader. "Back,
back-these are persons whom the King
must see. /, together with all the other
officers, received an order, six days ago,
to arrest them alive. Beware now, for
the first one who harms them, shall pay
the penalty with his life."
Philip would have resisted, had there
been the shadow of chance for escape ;
but there was none, and he reluctantly
gave himself up.
"What is wanted of us ?" he hesita-
tingly asked.
" You are wanted for the headsman I"
replied the officer, "and MademoiselIe is
wanted for Malgrida."
THAT is false" said Aymar. 1.-THE
King will do neither of those things"
"Yes. he will, old man." returned the
officer, with coarse chuckle. 81 know
what you mean, but you don't know all.
The King has vowed Malgrida by a SOL
emn oath that Adele St. Aulnay shall
be his wife, and that the Count d. Artoy
shall die ! And you too, naoncher, wifi
be likely to taste the death, for the Jesuit
is to have yourself given over to him,
that he may pay you after his own heart
for the rap you gave him eight days ago
in the Louvre. Come"
Adele st. Aulnay uttered forth one deep
groan, and would have sank into the arms
of her lover, but some of the soldiers
caught her and bore her on towards the
place where they had entered. Philip
saw all this, and he struggled with all
his might, but it availed him nothing.
He was quickly bound, and then led after
the maiden. The old Benedictine only
smiled as they applied the bonds to his
wrists, and Michael took hope from his
CONCLUSION NEXT wEEK.l
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1859-08-18
BY sYNUs, THE PILGRIM.
(cONTrNUED.)
CHAPTER XVIII.
FoILED.


1t was long past midnight, and the
Palace du Louvre was a rank and reek-
ing Pandemonium. Satan held council
there, and from thence went the host OIL
Internal spirits to do their work of slaugh-
ter. Within the very palace, band oil
murdererS were at work. and the sump-
tu9us carpets were all stained with Pro-
teStant blood. The King was now a
devil. Until the striking of the knell, he
had shook with fear and doubt; but the
sight of blood had made him mad, and
now he bore in his own hand the instru-
ment of death.
And the Queen- mother, too-she was
,alrly upon a throne of Death, and shS
loved 1t. Her sharp eyes sparkled in ex-
GIltlnS, fendish joy, and upon the jewelled
Jaeger she bore, there were great drops
Of blood
But Charles IX. was not King now.
Inc real ruler in France was the Jesuit
Flend, Malgrida. He it was who presi-
qei over the fatal, terrible night of St.
bartholomew. But even he had a ruler
ne moved at the will and nod of another.
lie was but an instrument in the hands Of
one more mighty than himself.
hugh Buoncompagno, who had just Ia
ken the apostolic name of GREGORY XIII,
was the soul of the whole. He sat upon
MS throne at Rome. but he had his min
iS'GrS IN France. His Malgrida was there,
Ana The bloody desire of his Papal soul
was being carried out most faithfully.
IN one of the apartments of the palace
sa Adele st. Aulnay, and she was all
alOne' for the young Queen had Just been
sent Tor by her husband. Crouched away
u one corner poor Adele sat, and she
qIaSed with terror and alarm. The
Inole vast palace resounded with the
9 ~n and groans of the dying, and the
!eis and imprecations of the murderersr
auu as the fearful sounds fell upon her
s s' she prayed that she might die with
'eSr ere the assassins found her.
1huS she sat when the door of her
,oom was thrown open, and when she
T 1lSea her head, she saw the Jesuit Fiendr
Salgrlda! The great lamp which hung
r rU~n from the arched ceiling shed its
f!s almost like the light of day about
w VIZ rOom' and the poor girl saw that there
SSs no way of concealment or escape
tb ns IOOked upon the monster, and she saw
4: ne was covered with blood, even to
tba very sy face, as though he had spilled
ws ile-ude over while he drank, for hi
E ;s drunk, drunk, drunk with blood
al : Eyes rested upon Adele, and he dart
bis onward though he did not then place
l,.t ana, q, pretty maiden. I've found thee At
as IL. ne uttered, while his eyes CLEANED
0'Sam the Orbs of the tiger in the night
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1859-08-18

ELECTION AND REPRoBATIoN.-The 9TH
er day Democratic ''school MASTER" at
Kirksville, 1--WE didn't suppose that there
were any of that kind in Ohio, was in
Producing a class in authorizations. Conn
ing to the word Rep, he asked what it
stood for? Well, said our Democratic
teacher, Mr.. S. S. Cox was elected to be
our Rep, now can you tell me what Rep.
stands for? One Of the boys frightened
up on hearing the word elected, and ex--
claimed, yes sir: Rep, means ReprO6ats.-
I-NetcarE diner.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1859-08-18
(coNcLUsIoN NEXT WEEK.
A Washington correspondent of II

A Washington correspondent Of the
Philadelphia Press writes:
Il understand that an appeal is shortly
to be made from this point to the adopted
citizens against the platoon lately laid
down by General Cass in his LIE Clerc let
ter. 1t is asigni6cant fact that both the
Republicans and Americans have thus far
united in repudiating the positions of
that letter, and if this attitude is main
tanned by these partisans, the Admins
tration will have the satisfaction to know
that while making war upon an old DEM
ocratic dogma. they have assisted to hsr--
monte their natural opponents"
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1859-08-18

ANCIENT RELIC FoUND.-Mr. VIM. T..
Henderson found. while cultivating corn
on the farm of G. N. Hudson, cross Of
pure silver. 1t is supposed to have been
there since the French established their
Catholic Missionary stations along the
Onondaga Valley. 1t was bright when
found, but was considerably worn. It
has lain there for nearly a century. as
none of the oldest inhabitants have ever
seen anything like it.-SyrGeuss Stand
nrH
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1859-08-18
GBoite Qortrp,
BEAUTIFUL sTANzAs.

Their. has always seemed to to be great deal Of 81
/, the ensuing stauzas The lady to whom the write
,,ho,. name wa, Morton) was attached, was married
,,o,ter Moron was present at the marriage, and wa
,r., seen TO smile afterward. lie died at Corfu; and
Do,r, was found in his portfolio wrapped up in thes
Gnes.-KHiokerb0rker.
saw thee wedded,-thou ddst go
Within the sacred aisle;
Thy young cheek in a blushing glow,
Between a tear and smile;
Thy heart was glad in maiden glee,
But he it loved so fervenily,
Was faiihless all the while!
u hate him for the vow he spoke,
hate him for the vow he broke!
bid the love that could not die,
It's doubts, and hopes and fesr5,
And buried all my misery
In secrecy and tears;
And days passed on, and thou didst prove
The pang of unrequited love,
Fen in thy earlier years;
And thou ddst die, fair and good,
in silence and in solitude!
While ihou vert living, did hide
AHection's secret pains;
ia not have shocked thy modest pride,
For all the world contains:
Bot thou hast persisted; and the fire
That, ofien checked, eonld ne'er expire,
Again unbidden reigus.
Il is no crime TO speak my vow,
For, an, thou canst not hear it now!
Thou sleep'st beneath the lonely stone,
That dark and dreamless sleep;
And he, thy loved and chosen one,
Why goes he not to weePl
lie does not kneel where have knelt,
lie cannot feel what have felt,
The anguish still and deep
The painful thought Of what has been,
The canker worm that is not seen!
Bni !, as DER the dark blue wave
UnconsciousIy ride,
Ms thoughts are towering DER thy grave,
Ny soul is by thy side:
There is voice that walls thee yet,
One heart that cannot e'er forget
The visions that have died;
And ave thy form is buried there,
A doubt anguish, despair!
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1859-08-18

DEcEAsE OF CoSGREssMEN ELEcr.--
Three of the members of Congress
elected to the next House Of Representa-
tives have died, viz. Hon. Thomas L..
Harris, in the Sixth District Of Illinois !;
Hon. Cyrus Spinek, in the Fourteenth
District Of Ohio and Hon. William o..
Goode, in the Fourth District of Virgin
ia. Messrs. Goode and Harris were Rep
resentatives in the last Congress.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1859-08-18

sGoodrich's Universal History. Vol. H., P
g73
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1859-08-18

Monsieur Blondin is going to cross Nj
agara on tight rope with foolish young
man named Doss, upon his back. Our
neighbor Of the Democrat, is bent upon
crossing the political gulf with = silly
little giant upon his back. We would
sooner take the chances Of the Frenchman
and his hacker, than those of the editor
and his.-LOxisvi7le Journal.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1859-08-18

The Democrat wants to know-if
Kirkwood is to be Governor of lows,
who, in the name Of Heaven, can't be I?
Why, Dodge can't be.-DavenpOrt Gas.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1859-08-18

A correspondent of the PhiladelphiS
Press says that Mr.. Wendell, the public
printer, has in his possession letter, in
which Mr.. Buchanan, over his own sig
nature, does not hesitate to recommend
the disbursement Of large amount Of
public money to certain favorites connsc-
ted with newspapers in different parts Of
the country. Courier.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1859-08-18

sAnquetti's History OF France, vol. IL, /
6Il-I3.-(A Catholic writer and a Priest)
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SHIT GaIe,
THE
BUTCHER OF NOTRE DAME
DR.

UU IUILII UT NU III Ul NJ u
Or
The JESUIT FIEND OF ST. BARTHOLOMEW.
ATALE OF THE TINE OF CHARLES
IL, OF FRANCE.
BY sYYUs, THE PILGRIM.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-08-03
NEW DEMOCRATIC JOURNAL
~ TO be entitled
THE SOUTHERN AURORA.

Ronge, new Democratic Journal entitled the SOUTHERN
5 nsi
Jss.sea Sisss TsSoi Of Carolina and successfully
Il will uphold pport Federal Constitution not
basis consolidation central power
a for
sn II
the false and odus apparel which has been thrown around to
before hs in the and btlliancy of its own sim
assumptions which !. has RICH; exercise
@ s ri sas s
else of oe. for political ends IND vii! earnestly
s5 sssH
The ssaedina1s other
~
those tights tss Which vitality
sggressons which shall dsact from their dignity and
n ,hst hs slavery sl,ys
South Developed and wealth and
% @ e rs %
trial that portion of the Cont
Il will demand strict observance of all the of
slavery and It's spperang rights and the protection Of slave
nj hs 9
the h
its position III commercial view and the magnificent prospects
and sss y The q H.
and of % Ill @
nal shall the highest interests and welfare Of the
In The amin