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Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1859-02-15

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Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1859-02-15

JONES' Il MOORE,
ID ETURN THEIR THANKS FOR ruE LIN.
II ERAL Tair"ns.c bcs,.~ci u;su The old hrm. ssd
respectfully annune that they have ss-yA'vd
cheap and full ur s;y GsssyS:s 1hsir cap
tai being limited. they e,mprle su sAss The tsA
Piss. which will be hrscsfrs s,nesly sdlvssd q.
JOSEPH JONES.
JAMES A. NOME
lust RECEIVED
% ~ Bbis roxc's celebrated Crsek.rl
JONES MOORE
July IL, isss. SIT
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1859-02-15
Dis.ois,ios or Cepsrsses>A,p,

Dissolsiios Of Copsstses~Atp,
sn,HE COMPREHENSIVE HERETOFORE TX
II lSTlNG under the nsnsr and ssm II HUSSrES.
lONES MOORE, is The dsy dis-,lv,d BIZ mutual
sent J,.-ph juno, JsmS> 4. u.sv sl.uc safh.s.
ixri w. the uf the late nrm in .cttIvurut Il s
business All p~rss,as indebted said hrm will please
forwarL and settle.
JAMES " ROISrER
JtsSErll JUNES
JAMES 4. MUUiE.
Raleigh. July !. 1853.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1859-02-15

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Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1859-02-15
tG,e,sI.d E,ea Sypplsnsnt.I

t0sae,sx.S fe~ SappssnestJ
Leave Liue,lnton daily, except Monday. atssm;
Arrive at A.hvi!t next day: e By M ;,7.m.
Arrive Al LncoiniOu next days bv M 49,,
SIS Fr"n I.sean,.u. b. Nail fac,'Sy o...,: c:.roe
s"Y"rkvil!c. II miles Al d back three tune. week
Lave Lucunt"n Sunday, Wednesday, and Friday at
Ar,;ys !. Y.rkvil,e BY spm;
Ielve Yorkvile Sunday Tuesday, and THURSDAY AZ
Ar i've :, Linc,,uton BY Z pm.
,"c.n:"n BY Seses Store. NJ, Grove and
jacobs Fork, 10 Newton. ~ niles a"- ~-s~' ''ee
Lev. j. nc.,'u,m Friday at am;
Ar, We nj Newton by Spm:
Leave Newton SATURDAY ut 7am;
,sso Hn", r.,a.h. CrerI bv Pleasant Ridge and Bethel
'-" IS - to York, lie ~ miles and back, once q
Lac Caawba Greek Thursday pm;
Arrive at Yurkvil;e hv SPIN;
1env. Yorkville II rr d. as5am;
o1'' Store, and ~: lbs Fork Newton. 81 miles and
hack once week.
Leave Shelby Monday at am;
Arrive 1T Newton BY q p nj;
Lave Newton Tuesday ut am;
,es, frm SbxIbv r:rcesiie, Dube shcal, Gamers
F"d. aud Knob Geek, to MOsantown, Il miles
sud back. once week
Leave Shelby Tuesday It pm;
Arrive u Morean'ow' n X. day BY spm;
lea e Morgan own Monday ut sam;
Ariie At SLriby mex, day by IL m
ssts Frnn shelby. by 5, ces Shoa. Erw;nsvlle, and
Grassy nd Is. Co. 10 ]. "es,"ne Spr ngs' 2o}s
miles and back. twce week
Leave Shcll "Wednesday and Saturday ut am;
A.. u, Lines 81 rugs BY I'm
Lew: j. mscns Springs "Wednesday and Saturday
Arrive =, She b: ppm.
seea Fnm She by BIZ Bi,c,tttsvilie, NHhOlsonvi'!e.
Camps Creek Ora .: Pond. - c.. A.cs,d and
Teml,:enans Mills. Ia Slartanburg =. Il, 30 miles
and back. "ncr II week.
Leave Shelby Thursday ut sam;
Arrive at Spara,bnrg c H. bySpm;
Leave Sparianbnrg &. II. Friday ut sam;
Arrive at Shelby BY 6pm:
5sss Frm Shelby, by Muddy Fork Old Furnace Dallas.
C.ruwaer,s Mum tain, kinyS Mnuntan, White
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-03-30
1853 POPULAR TRADE. 1859
Ribbons and Millinery Goods.

RIBBONS! RIBBONS!! RIBBONS!..
TO MERCHANTS, MILLINERs, JoRBERs, DEALERS
IN RIBBONS, MILLINERY GOObS, AND
CASH BUYERS ~ ALL >ICiluNS OF ThECOUNTRY,
THE CASH RIBBON HOUSE,
i CHAMBERS sIHELT, NEW YORK.
JNO. FARRELL.
ESTABLISHED 1855.
w + have originated "a priucipe--a new era
w IN the Ribbon Trade, whereby We make this
business PLAIN, SIMPLE aud sTAPLE As THAT or BRewN
WE SILL FOR CASH WE BUY FOR CASH.
We satisfied with PER ASK no Sec
oud Price. Have ali our goods marked il rLAlN
FlGUkkS, that man, woman and ctIild buy alike"
and receive the same value for their money
Our prices Tor best IalcIa Ribbons, all colors
NO J Y Ct e prss' No. : S2t. e:S. = ps'e'
" 20l, Sc
! 25s :" L. 1913, "
No Ie 81 471s per piece.
We OFFER FANCY RiHB, * ALI Styles, j." GALL
CULOI,St" AL QuMIllE',' - AT PRICES
EEFNING COMPETITION AND,
FIR CASH ONLY
Our establishment is the centre Of attraction for
ROUCIIESl RoUCHES!I
New styles and Patterns at a saving of
30 FER CEAT FROM CREDIT PRICES.
Examine - uplCs and be convinced.
BLOND LACE ,QUlI1INGS, &C., &c.
Our hue OF thcsc Goods always iull. We Import
and ''Jub' them at once for per cent advance.
Markell prices .n All GoOus in Pam figures"
a sANING OF 40 PERCENT on THESE Gooi'S FROM
ClEIII rkltES.
Our intention is to make the albion Trade as staple
IN regard to prices domestic goods. 10 do ihIs
must sciI ONk MILLION LuLI.Alis WORTH OF GOODS
We are Union Men. s.No North, no south" We
solicit TIE patronage of MerShauls, N every section
Of the United sLe-, aud the servants Oi all ho
favor US ~itn ticIr tr'dc and patronage.
CASH RIBIoN HOUSE,
IlJ Chambers 81 New York.
the HUDSON River Railroad Hepot.
". WATIiR Iaulo-4m
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-03-30
FINE CHANDELIERS

L WILL Furnish Chandeliers either for burning Gas
Il OIL or Candles. 20 suit any sized building Church
h"tel or Public Hail in the city county with All
The q ass Globes or Shades cheap as they can be
had from any market
keep good assortment of all the small Gas FIX
tnFe-, shh Drop Lights, faper and fancy cOgored
Class shades, patent Burner Sc
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-03-30
TINE ANN,HILATED!!
Cream Actually FrCZen in Three Minutes
T 0 r r E Y S
NEW
Four Minute ErccZCr.

PATENI APIIIEI FOK.
TTNHE subscriber, after careful Study and various
i experiments, has succeeded In constructing a
Freezer, which for simplicity, durability, rapiny
and quality Of its production, l. unequaed, and can
fail tu become "A universal favoritc.
To satisfy the nCredulOus, there will be weekly
public exhibitions Of this Freezer, at No. Plat
To- prove its ability to do all that IS claimed for II.
Sizes from To % quarts.
RE-SEND FOR A CIRCULAR. ga
The undersigned will dispose OF his st ck Of MAS.
SER'S FREEZERS, now on hand upon favorable
terms f. T. TORREY, Manufacturer,
No. Q Ilatt street New York.
Also, Manufacturers - hoesalc Agent for the cee.
brated cola Humuisn" Coffee aud Tea Pots, and 'Ar-
'hurs" patent Sefseal ng Cans and Jars.
f.b2I-tilm
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-03-30

~ B Merchants, in want Of any of tho above ar.
el"s vii md t"their advantage to give Inc ca as
can ammodate them by case or dozen al AZ lew
prices as ary other house IN the CITY.
marS-u Il. r CIyTTER
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-03-30
Gas Pipe and Gas Filing.

have the very best workmen always ready 10 DO
any Kind Ot Gas fttng. Also, all the machinery for
cutting aud STRIVING eas fip aad viii sell any num.
eef OF icei 10 partlss IN the country cut 10 their
measurment OF plans, and fnvnish the songs and
otller tools 80 that Lhey can do thc.r own xnrk
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-03-30
ALLISON, ANDERSON & co
no. Al PrBLIc so0ARE, NASHVILLE. IkxN

WE are nov m reoept of onr srfifSG GOOrss and
w are prepared 90 od-r N oar friends anc Tie
trade gener@ly at rAafssse. of Tie mat desrable
steks - iEy Cpsis. h.aag -uae Csothng. A., ever
bro1g IN - this market. aud a email adx4Bca on
fsr casa, OF - rsiscfusi deaiers
We shalI tke great lliezsars IA showing then ana
exAulnf
6st-I.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-03-30

.aaC .aolaa 4 4 .Gss0 - y .aasn.coa
ssiisaa s a-7t .ssi-s~
q 7aa " ~ ssveg I,eH.s Srvs
~lnadF ~ ,7faiH ~ Il .as-ssaa 81 geasR
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-03-30
10 Surgeons and Physicians.
INSTRUMENT DEPOT.

y AA - NA u III 4.
NTE have received the agency for the sale Of the
w well known and justly celebrated instrurr, ents
manufactured by TlEAiAN X co of Y. and " I'll
be regularly and promptly supplied by them with ali
hner al more extensive assortment Of extra fine H.
strumenis probably, than be found In any other
drug establishment in The SoutI embracing many
late improvements never before brought to this mar
ket To which we desire To- coll the special attention of
surgeons, Physicians al d Country Druggists The
following IS IN Incomplete list Of INSTRUMENTS on
hand. many of whi' are entirely new in styIe and
are used exclusively by Surgeons wherever they have
been introduced
Uterine Caustic BouigeS ICiyiais's Stone Crusber.
Gldcd Points: lInmau's TtHsilIatnr.
haIker's valve B'ugie; lCamerOu's StethOscOpe;
Double TrHCheOtOmy Ca IClark's Oboscope.
hua: ALEXANDER Woods Neural
Nlch"Is Needle Holder; g,c Sy yrnge;
"aIdher 5 Guarded Croch- lIieman's Speculum,
et: pattern;
Ehghsh Horsehar Pro- IIaemand's Port Caustc
bang; with chain.
Curved Specuum Forceps lAmputating Cases from
Universal FOrceps; $50 20 500.
SIM Spcculum. PICKET Cases from as IN
Pessary snew styles; $25;
Prof. Mays LIthotomy Prof. MAYS Tourniuuet
Eases d" . Pocket Cases
we are having manufactured, and will shortly
nave IN store, PIof PAUL EYES Pocket Cases.
RAINS & BROWN,
Wholesale ami RetaH Druggists;
n No. l9 Public squire,
mPrZ-u Nashville, Tenn
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-03-30
Stop the ReDorf

nnsur.ently r-po ted that We sell no Good.
NJ Auouon, when, an fact tso- thirds ef ,,,r onl
private, The same a. ay other WbassI Ssles are
sne cy WIN tiis exception We sell for sh, -
.Cf = , Sash and short prompt paper 'o'' P'"A~
aieb2l BG1N TRaRfrk, a, 49,.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-03-30
r E M O. VI D. - ~s,l
DY EP STA.


A shosn by the statements of the Board of Healt
"a OF New York, caused the drath Of 20 persons
OF OIL DEATHS IN one week, aud i6I deaths by con,
sumption, induced by % yspspsia, AsRis. well at
OF . large portion Of those who die of oonsump
! becomes The duty of every one 20 use such pre-
ions against and remedy for Dyspepsia sc &c
experience have place before them and wlIich Ia
proved % be enicae.ous: of This ehzrA-t-r
lltams' Ant IlgsTeptic E1txfr, in eorrubor
which read the following testmOnlAls; H
Testimony q M. Edward ". Ro~Isy. o. ire nrm
Rowlcy, Asbburner A Co.. IL Sarth Wlarves
proof Of the efficacy Of williAms's Ant-IysPept
E1iXr.
PmrADnTlnA, October -. Is4s.
Dear slr--l take pleasure IN recommending youI
Ahti-lysIeEflc EilxIr, for tbs cure % Iysp-Isa.
hsye tAel Il nay sell for the disease AId AVE been
Yours respectfully
EDwAKD II. EowLY
Communication TO John X renro.e. Esq.. IRON nr
Franklin Lyre, keas1nE Etsu. s.
II is VIII great qualification thas testify e.
80 strongly recommended % me, ana fer ~lioh
heartily thank yon; u has completely restored n,y
heath, Sb'eh ] cheerfaily p0bilely aek no~i-slgs
''s H'ls 'hA' O'5srs T.,, may os similarly eess@tisa
KESsSo1os, SEPT IL, Hss0
-
DN. JAsEs wnusH
DysIelsia severely thEt Vas npelely prosgrzt
ed and having tsed every Tor relief ftisoug
snocsss. was ADVISED 10 ase yoar 'sAatifss s,-tr
f1KlF." II Affords much piraFure 10 inIsrsn sou
that anu entirely cured By a. use and eorciAly re.
eenaEaaEd q ~ all pefs0ns sanerag uneeT DyspeIsa
Very respectfully ks;, -.
coruweII's HAis ~Ay Hsass, Brisssl Tarnpsks
Testimony of Mr. Amer Ens.. Market strsss. abos
SIXTH, eorrceorativs Of ths sfss4ey OF Williams
AEu-py yspeps5e Elixir
fsa- JAWS wnuS~s: r
t<4r Stf-it gives me great PieasaFe 70 know tnaa
zoe a. AGAIN pFsnarnE year nsestist1s for The
II i1sscf~tsr Tor many q nay zca@utAloss have 20
e-i~as 1sSed ne ~hers a esssla - preeaEsd kao~
as that has hesn cared ~ a. A. tlssk sAAi
zse.Ar 4ckaoa grHeut ~ 1he Ere@t bsDest kass
frofa the % yoer nse ss bet oniy
tas to yoa bst spsy bs usefni % nlhsrs Enzxa
q Dor sesofsl Year ssnsfse fEva pyspsFssA,
cs'fsttfstzsa Sprc f@F41is saskiAE unasT a. !
etaHniiod - rsstrtct se1 - tlEe stHsis fa
ane evea tb@a soaLA nas alsest ssA fess a
strelgth, a4slcifztsz - exsExzse, 4Ed "a aAFe
i - ssaf s.ieerts-nsezfl sensFAi fss.ng 81 dei<es
ssoa AId tneszEihRhts as&FSnesa In ne yezE fs4s.
hezrsnE fFsm etlsrrs h.sh FeosnEesatstiaa ~ year
AAli t1sspap<e kzixsF. fsaeuFeS sd ss< s,Efs ss
aas~t taPpy eas..3 11SeF - sazssees aHaxsor Ans
FsvtTeas zhsuh icesal4 sF.say ~ a fmpansEy T~s
years have p0~ eLsFsed, sF ~ ga a1eses in the "a
Fzi4se Pe~eft q yer z ~lriae has 81 eoafss n
sEeessd tsf q esD'ssrseiF esrus uaes skza fSsa
'stt@n rsiaef fresa say esAeF sosrcs.
.rsiA@ .sssy fespseuslis yoars.
AHSEH UMEs-
ne .'ksxlfsa sold IN bottles 81 e.eA 81 ala sos
rreYrisssr JAMS WILLIAMS ND
Cssemnzt ana szfArza4eealzE
so.s seasn seseatA az eets fhlla1siftsa
essAis ~ aaiAsssssss. sssa
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-03-30
WHIls, WHIPS, 6c.-a full assortment
Attention. MachiuiSxS GO

5000 feet Of Leather and Gum Betting from 10 IL
inches wile also Lace Leather, Copt er Burrs and
Riycts on hand AMI for sale low for cash al Nos a6
and 80 corner OF College and Broadway.
K. CUTTER
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-03-30
Steam and Nleamhaaf Wark.

steam tspe, stesm Valves, Ceks aud other artfrIes
oD hand Toe repairing steam work 4 .
ssEANboAl BLOW Etsy and ether steam PIPE
work done with dispatch.
-J JAS. "a. KENnRlek--
iro-+-m rA 53 Chcfry street.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-09-10
Paddock Machine Works.
ST. JOHNsBURY VT \

fIbll subscriber Iaf 900 IUI nr HlI. maf
n. .u|.r hn.HHnIf. PLANNING N..Uu.. NJ
I... HI... Huu u.i.... ir..H...u I.aU.l., r..l
.iH doom. anH nM. I.UlH Machinery hH
M0. fHa l'.rHaHa a.D. at.aat motto. .HI aa
I...HaN.. lruHH.
i'as constantly 900 baud fhr IfIau AIm Goods
.'"tn, llIr lHHH.. aud Im.,r Pilates. uHur. fI
Archie. ard rH.4F NlH.u, non arH Church
h'.'r# l.HfHD li..., lIart-mu' IH.r.r. uau
riI's aHa lnrE.aluls aHd IuN.H Wau. AHI..H
iHirHt llHIrUf aaFFrI'f rHfrrlfnrr. tImUtt
I".. .IH -H.H afi.I.rs as 1000 a.U..|. Ua.....
I.I.I .i r..N 1000 .f.II. Nml.f
tfrHrrH Hs maii prurff attended fH.
a INNITHUF.
#f I..H...u., Bias %. 1850 aU
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-09-10

Testimonials
q regard Nr YIIv a.nuc ~ t, most .r,ir. r,t ,,
ln ''",N 'l'nr's 700 whom have h-t official inter
CuAS. MASON Commandment Patents.
80 nave u' hrs't'uuuiu assuring inventors that they
'aIhNi employ person more competent HuI taartt
and mote capable of putting tuci- apH.,Iu4II a l IA
the Patent once. '" 81
EDMUND buRNE,"L Late Commissioner OF Patents.
,... "HostHn. Frrrutr,. b. las
NJ u " Eddy haswadp for nae IIIRT.I.N Inu,,, fI.r.
on N'I hni oNE"i which patents have been eIt, bad
ll'i "n- lH now IruIIu. eu.h tuUsfI.lHIr lr..i ID
great talent ami Adults uu h'. pi1 lead. me- ~ recommend
NruYia to "rpl' Co. him e. procure their patents. us
lFN may hr Sure 40 htNlus the most faithful attention no.
slowed uu the CAGES, amt az Ncry Jer.il. ltrt,.
JuliN IAGGNtr." ."
From SEPT l5h, 1857 90 June I7h Isl. tae .,..r ,r
~ .'.f H N.- large practice. uu,t ou rur,.i
-puDHl .N'. rlAILlN APPEALS EVERY ONE % ,,I...5
was drDtrl luhisilrog 90 inc rumm.s'.ucr ul rrtats
p..,.. ,., 49,. a. % EDDY.
bohtoh'J 7HHlrN o. ll's IrIt
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-09-10

Umbrellas and Parasols
I.paIr.I as u.ua Zoo t.r u.af..f man.rr
q. tNTrrN AZ.
tt John. ..1. Ha1 70. INJ $50
The Handsboro Democrat. [volume] (Handsboro, Miss.) 1858-1878, 1859-03-01

DoWs tSp Dr Us the ycaF
1 1ei'.ayoung man. wla ua rich
ani engaged IT. n lucrative ba.
luc.s in Cincinnati. 1acme caa-
murld al e beautiful aHi amiab.o
! girl-tbo iau el'cr, lY The way, oi
wealthy parents aud after briei
c0uriship. married hcr He los
"a her dearly. She loved him
/ dearly. 4 fortune Of happino
lsccmcd IN store for them; hat evil
/ DAYS came. and after n brief aud
I vi0icn. s.fu IL with fer'HHe. the
Iyouue mau Lecano bankrupt
! lie Was Jeff without dollar. hut
not without hopcIhc geld mines
I ia California Nere open g. iae ~
vcuiurous and 6. no Industrious
/ llc would leave lis bcagiiui wifo
and eakifs sii'criug shores, where
le would remain until his fallen
loruaes wee revived. The rcso-
lHji3n once taken wa soon eNoeu-
fcd. 70 cam to California hnl
the cload H.ihung over hifa. Iiol
was attractive. cgictprns and
pcncycaus; yet while atae
around lin Uerc gathering tic
g5lIen harvest in abundance, his
every project failed. FER e'sh
wears H. eaHtiaaat fhus. He te-
camc SICK weary dishearteucl, |
brt ! rg.5e would not allow him
.o write henia fer as isiaree. libl
was at last reduced to seli aewsps-
pus apaa lie street loy 5 llfil..
Il iew week $40 he raa N Fol
som rge, elaf, upou .he aff.ea.
&c tae mail laucr, and aaaU
iAe rs who came q shae,
hc caueht e giinfp of q n hly
dressed lady. whom he thou4hi Ii
knew. lie followed her fo q boz
tol, got @ faig Wow, and recoeuiz-
"a her q lis wife, whom lie haaI
not seen Ter oigh years. &c was|
poorly dressed, but lis affection
conquered bis pride, nn3 he Inn
lincdiafely made himself known 20
her. The recognition was follow
/ ca bY q beautiful exhibition of un
labated and unalioring love. Ihc
/ lady's parents had died, leaving
her an heiress oi great wealth.
She had moi heard Of her hHsbars
for cighi years, and fearing ior II.
'egTefy. Size T5 ivCf ~ Vlslt tl4s-
State, aul mako enquiries for her
lsulg The lady closed her ceuveTa
fion with her husband hy putting
her arms aboat bis neck, aud Say
iuI AoG aeag George, sc can So
( honc aui ae happy, as wc used
( 10 BE. They did - home on ihe
steamer which let here last Mon
4 dav. I.is story is siricll> tfue, So
4ys q California paper.
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ucn, aai IT momory iaarieh l.
ey .o Tie yoath ol om Iarmea
ind. and .hongh lc ha lts f1afh.
I thc wotl5 has awarded aiu rect
lAumous justice.
Yet as s,ud by that lanbla
grave ia Camden, and coarastei
lie career 81 those brothers iaa
ono pouring ionl lii iiaaeIis.
enirancins listening Senate d 10
spoke 0f lie policy of 0uf greet
nation. or plead ihc cluse II lie
Oppressed and down tfadtloa II
other lands; aiusl.ns Ia tie aei-
ciy ol great mcn aal b'ne uaaW-
ed lecaaso he aut4 tie WI thoir
peg Tie other in some fljo
school hon ia 'hc south western
wi..ene telling ihc hope iuspi-
ring story oi iio dying iogo oi Jc-
sos 10 Tao fgw gathered NJ tho
simple place of prayer, tbeusht
olan-c listening - iheal. and 81
0e4 ai. eeeing eye, anl lla Ycl
dict ns ta tlsaig several WORTH
Tho wor.3 las scarcely res 81.
bored tia. Ieny Clay ever M j
brother. .ae efeit Statesmen j y
ovoa4adowod his kindred tlaE
thcy IRE forgotten; yet who shalt
sav thai ' niens and ioiling min
i-icr 8. heaysaa glad tidinga may
not reap q reward more glorious,
ard Wesl a crown more dazzling
fhan tiat reserved for lis moro
highly honered and iilaslrious brn
shcr "a tie Kingdom Of lim who
ha id They ihas ho wise Shall
Shine Gs ihe srIehinc ~ the III
maueuh aal h1y .li-l turn many
20 ri-ite1naness as Tie slam iof
ever md esef. C9y3 i8a = Fa.-
Pr.
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Remarks II Hon. Il. q. Bro1rH,
in tie United .States Senate, on
Tie 20A Of Janwary, 1859.
Mr.. BROWN. Before the vote
is taken, | have a word or two to
say. | have no intention of ma
king aspecch. understand from
the course which the debate las
taken, that the consti;niionaliiy
Of this measure is made TO depend
on its necessity for the purposes Of
military defence. | yield very
much to this argument; but have
resting on my own mind q very
clear and dlstincr conviction tfnf
when you undertake. TO justify an
appropriation from the National
Treasury on the ground of neecs-
sity, that necessity must be direct
and absolute, or it must be so pro-
bable, that, in the mind of a reas-
enable man, it is likely TO occur.
A remote and contingent necessi-
ty does not, and in my judgement
cannot, Justify the exercise of n
doubtful constitutional power.
And sir, in addition TO this sug-
gcstion, / have to. say that where
appropriations are made on the
ground Of necessity, they must
not exceed the occasion which re-
quires the exercise Of the power.
II there be a direct and inmedi-
ate necessity for building this
road rs a means ofnational defence
! agree that Congress can make
the appropriation; bat | believe
that no one has pretended that any
direct or immediate necessity does
exist. Then is there such a con-
tingent necessity rs in the Judge
ment Of the Senate, 10 so likely 10
occur that yen are called upon 20
make the appropriation . | think
all will admit that il there be a
contingent necessity at all, it is
very remote and very uncertain.
1t may occur n5xt year, or ten
years hence, or it may never oc-
cur. But admitting that there Is
a remote ceniingeney-a remote
probability that the road viii be
necessary-does the amount called
for TO construct the work bear any
reasonable proportion TO that re.
mote and uncertain contingency
i have said heretofore and repeat,
If every necessity which gentle
men NAV imagine has arisen or
can arise, iustifies the exercise Of
this power, cannot see where 1t
Is to stop; | do not sec bnt one
may suppose there is necessity
for building q railroad 10 any point
that Won NAV name for military
defence. and therefore you have
the power 10 do it if the judge
ment Of that particular individn-
al is to prevail
In this case / sec 10 direct or
immediate necessity; / see no re-
mote necessity which justilies me
in giving my vote in favor q ihls
proposition; and III did, | should
say that the amount Of money re-
quired to construct the road 5 o.
too great magnitude 70 Justify me
in giving it to meet the necessities
Of the case.
Ny friend from Missouri Mr..
Greenl the other day wanted 70
know Of me where ] got the pow