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Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1860-02-24

Ex-Goy. Seymour Of Connecticut is again
put in nomination by the Democrats. To
show his popularity the Hartford Press pub
fishes the vote for Governor from 1919 to
1853, inclusive, during which time Mr.. Sey-
mour was the Democratic candidate. In
lS49 be came within thirty-four woes Of be-
Ing lowest on the ticket, while he was two
hundred and thirteen behind the highest -
In 1850 he was eighty behind in 1851,
twelve ahead in 1852, twenty-six ahead
and in 1853, eight hundred and ninety-four
behind. This settles the extraordinary pop
ularity Of NJ. Seymour.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1860-02-24

Manufactured By HENRY BAXTER, NJ. D.,
Highgate, Vt, and Philipsburg, c. E.
For sale by J. W. ROBY & CO., Burlington,
and by all dealers Of medicine.
Jan. 6. d2taw3m w9m
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1860-02-24
DE FORREST, ARMSTRONG & Co.
RIG III MON
AGRICULTURAL WAREHOUSE.

A0OO WOOD SAP-BUCKETS, iron-hooped
HOOO with hooks to hang up by, clear pine
and warranted to give perfect salts
fiction;
200 tin Sap-buckeJs-3 kinds;
800 bushels Northern Herds-grass seed;
1000 lbs. Clover seed;
10000 Sap-Spouts.
Also. 4 large 10. Of S1p-Pans, Caul4roa Kctfl,,
Sc, &c, on hand and for sale at very low prices
at the Richmond Agricultural Warehouse
HENRY P. DOW.
Richmond, February l, 1860. wifi
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1860-02-24

A NATURAL MIsrAKE.- The late witty Samuel
William Riley, authe- of the hinerant, seeing a
young and solemn calf of sixty, swelling down
Lord Street, Liverpool, accosted him, politely
touching his hat, Excuse me, sir, stopping you
in the street, but l just wished to inquire the
rent Of the house No 10, Great George Street,
"Sir," replied his haughtiness, Il have no house
in Great George Street" ooh! I beg thousand
pardons, sir. said Nr. r., " I thought all th
town belonged to you"
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1860-02-24

Purchasers in this vicinity can obtain Machines
fus, cheaper, by the cost Of transportation, than
at the Factory, at the Central Agency of the COM
pany, or at any other place in the Country, and
viii in addition be gratuitously instructed in the
use Of the Machine
G.W. C. c.. BENEDICT.
No. 6 College St.
Burlington ".
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1860-02-24
NV YORK, FEB. %

1t was determined in the Cabinet on
Tuesday last. to order Col. Fauntlerov to
march the [. s. troops into chihuahua for
protection Of American citizens against out
laws from Dura ngo, but the order has not
vet been issued. It may be IN consequence of
the absence Of Sec Y Floyd from the depart
ment. 1t is said that 5000 Americans are
before this time in Sonora and in poss ession
of that State.
The Administration has nat the slightest
idea of issuing Instructions, landing troops,
&c, at Vera Cruz, or having anything to
do with Miramon.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1860-02-24
JUST THE THINGI

The Au-icie, new instrument
for Deafness,
Sold by
THO. A. PEcK.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1860-02-24
especttully submitted,
JAMES MITCHELL,
County Commissioner
Feb DIST, 1860.

RAILROAD KIssING.-Riding IN the cars
short time since we happened to be delayed
IN a village not hundred miles distant,
where tl5urishes one Of the most popular in
situations Of New England, waiting for the
meeting of a tram. On tine platform of the
station were fifty OF more young men and wo-
men of all ages, varying from sweet sixteen to
the more mature OF two or three and twenty.
As our car stopped two of the more mature
looking of these young ladies got aboard and
seated themselves each against q window
which windows were Immediately opened
Notwithstanding the thermometer Indicated
zero atmosphere. Very soon the young men
outside came along IN single Tile u bid them
'glod-hye' Immediately after the first
prolonged " bye was euunciated, turtIve
g.auees were cast arouni the car, and their
heads were ont of the window and explosive
smlcks heard which made the welkin ring.
This was repeated until the entire body of
young men had passed the window. and in
some instances the dose was once or twice re-
paat.d. Some of the more heroic youths ven
ture1 into the car. exchanged 4 lew words
with the young ladies, and then after the
same stellthv glaucls durinr which all the
passengers. OF course, looked the other way,
the same tender, tautlliziug sm3cks were re
peltei with an emphasis which must have
greatly heightened the elect upon the per-
formers. Now we donot complain of these de-
moustrations we, i'm common with the great
er portion of the plss,n ayers, enjoyed them
hugely. But in behalf of those more thiulv
clad we suggest that keeping car Window
omen fifteen OF twenty minutes when the
Thermometer is at zero, with all except the
ki-sers and kissees. merely to repeat that
exercise al Hbitum, Is trils Of a tres
pass upon the COOL nature OF thos' whose
constitutions are OF he NOR, delicate order
-BratlLjJr0 Ph4nr.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1860-02-24

American Institute, New-York,
Mechanics Association, Boston,
Franklin Institute, Philadelphia.
Mechanics Institute, Baltimore,
Metropolitan Mechanics Insti
tute, Washington,
Mechanics Association, Cincinnati,
Kentucky Institute Louisville,
Mechanical Association, st. Louis,
Mechanics Institute San Francisco,
and at hundreds of County Fairs.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1860-02-24
Watches given away.

4 GIFT, valued from T,00 Dollars to One Hun
dred Dollars giUsn toith every Book
sold at Retail Price
Atleastlwatchis guaranteed to every y books
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1860-02-24
AFFfAY At ALBANY.

ALBANY, Feb Il.
Yesterday, in the course of the debate on
the pro rata bill Mr.. Milliken alluded 70
the reports spoken in the Lobby y Hugh
Allen, Secretary of the Clinton League, that
Mr.. Milliken was the person charged by the
Speaker with asking 800, 900 to defeat the
pro rata bill Immediately before the meet
ing of the House, while Mr.. Milliken was
sitting in his seat, Mr.. Allen approached him,
and after some conversation. reu"ttef -"
offensive remark Mr.. Mi -.o .s....".-
denounced him - r1sc.. va ST..
Allen assaulted hi,I, o.. e. ..n l.l jii. face.
The parties were finally separated, aud Mr..
Allen was arrested by the Sergeant-at-Arms.
Mr.. Callicott offered a resolution to APP
point a committee of seven t. investigate the
matter which was adopted.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1860-02-24

lust RECEIVED, at JELl1sov's a beautl
- ful assortment Of FANCY SILKS,
prrI- D-tres
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1860-02-24

Ny child is subject 70 attacks Of Group, it cures
it at once. II. JENISON, st. Adams.
have used DR.. Y. G. Whites Elixir in a vio-
lent case Of Group, it proved most efectull REM
edy. F. HUNT,
Wesleyan Minister Phillipsburg, c. E.
have an only child that was attacked with
Memhraneous Group. We gave her DR.. Y. G.
Whites Elixir, an to the surprise Of all it gave
her immediate relief.
ZOPHAR VINTON. East Bethel.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1860-02-24
WHEELER & WILSON'S

WHEELER 81 VNLSON's
w w SEWING MACHINES
The GRrAT EcoNoNnzERs OF TINE,
AND PREsERvERs OF HEALTH
HAVE WON THE HIGHEsI PREMIUMS
AT The FAIR OF THE
UNITED STATES AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY,",
Ar THE STATE FAIRS OF
Maine, Vermont,
Connecticut,
New-York, New-Jorsey.
Pennsylvania, Virginia,
Mississippi Missouri,
Ohio, Indiana,
Michigan, W Wisconsin,
California, and
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1860-02-24

The Lock-Sutch made by this Machine is the
only stitch that cannot be ravelled and that pres
ents the same appearance upon each side of the
seam. 1t is made with two threads, one upon
each side of the fabric, and interlocked in the
center oft.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1860-02-24

HARD & FRENCH, Solicitors w34w
Burlington, Feb. Is, 1850.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1860-02-24

In Chqncerv.
Chitteudeu County
March Term, 1850.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1860-08-17
CORRESPONDENCE,



SULLIVAN fFRRf' Aug H. ISoo.
Ed'for A1sef'fa't i leFfied over IN my
I''at to-day, tion. Bon l'radhnry' Ion "eo'
Walker, and many other leading Pousas-
'te$' Whe are on their way TO Bangor
Ir"rnel from th'm' sue r'sd' that 1t would be
settled ~ bangor VINO Is to run Tor congress
III tae siAlH District TINS year bon has the
hcst faculty et bleeding political friends. and
as the ease STANDS a'", ana without the adj
vantage oil a consultation VITA t'e friends
at l'ang1r Alr brdhary Is the man. lhe
great desIdcratum IL, m7H.f. NJ "'sWcil
Of Hancock, could have tire nominations II
he WIS only WiItias to id"el To TIM tame OF
two or tane thousand dollars While there Is
not much prospect of success. Bleeding and
hIisterioe ~ conceded to BE- rather os''ff
treatment when the patient has an h'I'na-
tom to be let alone, having once suffered IN
that way. Bat Mr.. Smart wants an active
p'etharlc candidate for Congress IN this DIS
triet, they remarked, e assist him, and viii
e. down to the Convention 70 assist in the
matter and the question To I've decided il,
who will bleed the most prolusely, aud ais
has the pluck and brains To meet Pike
when the whole matter had been discussed,
over and over again. it seemed to he heoria-
ION that Bi3n was the man. if his friends
would only assist handsomely. cary would
ami t.rfat. ltasoi#., .r p, tl#r r,,t,,. ~,
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1860-08-17
Lightened Taxation in varios
Counties.

YORK COUNTY pays nearly thousand
dollars less State Tax this year than Tor ton
years past.
CUMBERLAND COUNTY, outside the
city Of Portland, pays nearlya thousand dol
lars less State lax this year than for ten
years past.
FRANKLIN COUNTY pays two hundred
dullaIs less.
kENNEBEC COUNTY paws over FIVE
THOUSAND DOLLARS LESS.
SOMERSET COUNTY pays over thous-
and dollars less.
PisCATAQUIS COUNTY pays three hun
bred dollars less
HANCOCK COUNTY pays fifteen hun
dred dollars lrss,
WASHINGTON COUNTY pays eight
hundred ,nlars less.
PENDBSC0f COUNTY, notwitLstand-
is large increase Of property, pays one hun
dred and seventy dollars less State Tax than
for ten years past.
Aud yet in tie face fall these lightencd
burders upon the people, the smar-tltes "a
round yelping about =" the extravaganza and
corruption Of the State Administration. -
The people will understand them.
= hfRncbes JaurHaf
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1860-08-17
CALIFORNIA NEWS.
ST. JosEPns, Mo-. Aug.

ST. J0sEFns, Mo-, Aug. =.
The Pony Express from San Francisco Aug.
!, has arrived.
Arrived at San Francisco, 2Qth ult, ships
Wtchcraft, New York 3oth, Mary +. Baleh
Boston barqae Harriet, Bordeaux 5Ista
ship Pampero, New York.
The market is slightly more active, but
prices are unaltered Pork and Bacon with
out sales. Crushed Sugar / 3le. From
ship more goods Offering, and transactions
expected at present rates.
Steamer John l.. Stevens sailed for Panama
to-day with -o2 passengers and $4,000 IN
gold dust. Among her passengers was Lieut..
ellis.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1860-08-17
FOREIGN NEWS.
NV York Aug. IL


NEW YORK Ang. H.
Inc steamship Adriatlc, from S6ntlamF-
BON . I. M on Wednesday, Aug. / mas =. ar
rived. She brings 290 passengers ine,od'',S :;
Lady Franklin and niece, ana bohala
Mckay.
M british war steamers IN tile JOCK yards
are to be made ready Tor the next emergency
Turkey has accepted the proposals lor IA
terYention arranged nc toe l'tris convention
BY Military convention between "irt-
baleii and General G,arY' the Neap'I'tans are
10 keep toe forts oI Syracuse, Asosta ana
Messitl'-the naV'Sati2h OF the struts Oh
Messna to be Tree. Tue citadel oil MesSlnt
VIII nos hra on the town. the "artblidi
fsllof'f 'Fiil.taEe equal fiiuk with the Neapo-
Man 'hg
1t was ramored that the royal troops were
about to eyacuate the citadel Of Messlna,-
llostilities were suspended.
Naples was tranquil, bat agitation pre-
vailed in the proEl1ces-
Napoleon S letter 70 the French cmbassa-
dor at london, dated 10Th July, is published.
The London inns, while still dlstrustlng
the Emperor, is glad Of any occasion which
has elected the profession OF such friendly
sentiments, and trusts they iureshadow a
policy under which England may enjoy
peace without being compelled longer to sup
port all the burdens oil war
Fifteen Neapolitan steamers are reported
20 have lelt Naples for Sicily.
France has assented to the NeaPolitan pro-
posll that the French and English fleets
should cruise oil ta'ahria, to prevent the
landing OF Garabali's troops.
| -IAitt Pm III IN Ia
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1860-08-17
A Two Acre Aristocracy.

The Administration party Of Mainc, for
the want OF better y #l Of attack upon
the Republicans, repro. "a with passing
an net this spring through Al. -t.ts ssi-!a-
ture, exempting two acres Of Iaal owned by
clergymcn from taxation. Tae aristDor4tic
provision reads Is follows
Any house, with its connected lot, not
exceeding two acres, being owned or oeea-
pied by minister Of the gospel, duly ordain.
e! and actually exercising tho funetieus ii a
pastor, is hereby exempted from taxation"
The Portland 4Fgsa quotes the law and
ass: = Are we 10 have IA aristleFtey 50
luis question has not received = satisfactory
answer a- VI, but it aeubtlrsz viii help II
cemrJss the nerves OF the Maine ieguogT.l Y
t. te assured chat, upon the b,s, information
To be bad, Their. are not twenty q r.yaea
ia the state who own two aoras ui Lsul.-
The rayagss upon the democratic l5lt thsr--
lare, OF such an aristaer4cy as vii b created
hy tbs titl, are NOT =hkeiY t5b, such a,
should keep ibe 4rye, pe5tl, a#4bs nights.
-Era8iy PIT
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1860-08-17
* And this was the Song they
sang"

Two years ago the Democratic paper an!
orators harIcd nP7nt the" WOODY ser .z~'
throughout the campaign, Every laar"2i
IN the interest Of that party played a time
On that eroaking Instrument weekly Tie
Maehias t'foH, II We ree9lleet aflSht' iael
m one ISSUE baker 5 dozen o! paragraphs
on the Noodpct>"r law The poor fed-hea5-
ed reekcrs were Frightened ont OF s5clf pro
+ prietr. by the haze and cry raised about them.
ard # they did not should have migrated Mt
once The tate OF the STATE and tAe mon,
Sc mnS'y' hung on the enaetns Of d2z'R
line statute concerning "ooaIe'Aers' ! ms
ian'seAt a" uPo" very small S"!'''t' I'F-
nishesi matter Tor " very eng tfi'acr N many
al tae peM9tFatie journals, Il W fi''i
that any hr'"des' writer or hoi@eiess sf2o',
IL eeaia pay upon when nature Laa azli''.t
INN the capacity to discuss any one 81 the
many questions III ,ss'' pe'"eta '5'e 'i.,''',.
WY. e2o'l o'''ain as'''hs. : W
PICKER iaN' Pat ever! one could not lt3Nt
a good argument against h'Iaa'''aA lf4.'-
pies Now. taere Is another harp 'laaiI
ont OF tnne' bat winch may be.andis is.nS.
played upon BY the same orators ana writers !,
1t Is the Parsonage law or Minister Inv
We would have voted against the law II "
men7er OF the legislature stiii, It Is very
small matter II make great noise a''Gt.--
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1860-08-17

seen, by the report Of your Committee, that
Mr.. Walker did net make any charges unit
the lGth Of March none in November, and
only on three days in December, which, t.-
gethcr with the numbtrof days he must have
been absent while in Boston, Woodstock
Aroostoek, Oxford. &c, leaves only about j
mouths, or loo days, actually spent in the
service Of the State, hcing some 20 day les,
than he has actually charged for extra labor
Your Committees report further statr-
that :" Mr. Walker presents another ehar@t
for exchange Of > II per cent on S&5.l95
- collected on account of stumpagc nj n.
Johns, n. b amounting 10 $50 S., al oI
which was allowed and paid, .
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1860-08-17

lake the Land Assrnt account 10 Same
year, ana mark how tie ruglrcy was sIeat.
From speech Of Mr.. \. II. Estes of Wood.
stock, III the winter Of ISIS. we extract tie
following, as Illustrative Of dcn5erutie ec5.-
only
= The old statutes specified tie duties and
fixed the salary of the Land Agent. The law
under which the said Walker was appointed
and under which he acted. provides ii,r his
compensation in the words following. =. The
Land Agent shall receive an annual salary Of
81 900 from the STATE. IL ttl1 cavrrNs4fiaN
ron ALL his sEgEIeEs' In the face of tin,
Mir. Walker presents a claim FIR 10 d9vs
extra labor, 1t - go uer Gay, amounting T.
$50 for extra labor, which was allowed aud
paid, notwithstanding the State was entitled
t. ALI, the services Of Mr.. Walker, for that
very time, and according to Che rep5rt of
your committce, the Governor aud Council
had no right to allow this extra ex ,enditnrc.
It being al tie option Of the Lcgisi- tu2e to
make the allowances OF not. Bat it appears
that they did 50, gtd tins toe. as it waal1
appear, without knowing or even question:
mg the correctness or legality OF Mr.. Walk
err accounts and charges.
Nor Is this all. Your attention is direct
ed particularly t. Mr. Walkers settlement
with the Governor and Council at the clos.
OF the Year 1856. He then held in his pos
session SIS which should have becn paid
into the State Treasury at that time.
also liad TINT betseea the above settle
meataud the 3oth of january, IS57. Mr..
Walker e9lleet 4 the sum Of - ,2275 81. max
ing IN all the amount Of a,0l4 %. which
this very masaanimoos and economical SER
want OF tie pal!ia held in his possession un-
al Beceaber 10Th, leiII, il ieing / ! months
and tolr days, without allowing the State
any interest, nor has lie paid any interest On
the same to this day AMI yet he has tie aa.
dacity To charge theStgtc some 81 300 90 In
commissions for dishursing State funds. and
commissions on exchange And he found n.
Governor aud Council ae2uaaiDiaus enough
to allow 1t Oh deeet.hlc fraternity
Bat hclo is another matter 1t viii be
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1860-08-17

TIMELY WARMNc.-Esery mother should
be prepared To ac, in the capacity Of both
nurse aud physician to her children she
can, II she VII, discharge these duties u.uei
better than any one she can employ. If she
does not, she ought to know there is a medi-
cine prepared by an old nurse and female
physician, which has stood the test Of a.eay.
naaay years and IS the most perfect thing on
earth Tor children teeti'ing 1t also cures
Wind Collie, DFseutery, Diarrhoea, and is
every mother, do not let your own prejudi-
ees, or the Treiudices Of Others stand in the
WY Of the relief that will be snre-yes. alb
s,AuteIY sure-to feliow the use OF MRS
MLAeLoN 5 Soothing syrup. It is sold
everywhere, at - cents q bottie Office, 10
Ted n street, New York
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1860-08-17

The Loul5n Cr,te, in the course Of a Long
review ai tie speeches Of llaa. An. sm
Lincoln. tue Republican candidate for The
Presidency Of the American Union, thus re
lera to his iaenttl powers
=. Il IS ir9n the speeches which .ir. In
coin has from time 70 time delivered ia ol f.3-
sition TO MIR. Douglas that we gather s5ne
idea OF hts mental qualification, We clt.ee,
from the speeches Of Mr. Lincoln that he Has
q mind rather Of Tie -tr4i tatiurAi,rl ib,n of
tie subtle order. that he rather eiz- upon
great and prominent facts aud argues them
10 plain conclusions, than builds up elegant
bat fragile theories upon the trgaeArr3as AZ
sis Of t.nciiul speculation that be is CART
81 more than passionate, and comm4nl.l-
mers than persuasive Indeed, every one OF
his speeches which We have re.li bears upon
tiie Ice OF i, evidence that he is i" Honest
Oh Abs. -
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1860-08-17

MrssorEI-The latest accounts intimate
that Gen Reid (Dem.) has beaten Michel
(Oppo.) for Congress in the WITH District
The vote IS close, but Reds chance is the
better, The Members elect are probably a.
follows
Dist. |. Francis P. Blair, (Rep) vice Bar
rett, (Dem.l
Il. James 5. Rollins, (Union) vice
Anderson, {Dem.)
III. John l. Clark, Dem. ro-clgcted-
~. Elijah W. Norton, (Dem.) vice
Woodson, do.
V John W. Reid, tDem.) vics
Woodson, do.
VI. John 5. Phelps, (Dam.) reelected.
MI. John W. Noel (Dein.) reelected
1t IS morally shown that the regular
Democratic ticket for State officers is elected
throughout.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1860-08-17
Glass Convention.

The Republicans Of the Representative District
composed eC Mt. Desert Eden, fremont and Cram
berry Isles, requested u meet ut the school
House in S,nestlc. ON saturday, tts 2aJA DAY
# itg,lsf at o'clack = NJ, for the purpose ef
nominating candidate for Representative to the
Legislature. Per- ORDER.
Mt. .sert, July :, 1890.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1860-08-17
Ephraim's Free Soil Rubies

W hen Euhlaim was in CONGRESS, he Ms u
terrible rahter Tor free sill and Tor Con..re.s-
ian..l prohibition of slavery in al tn terrific
ries. H. denounced Saa4tt.r saver i.,utg as
~ Iaatflae that fs aaf <ftz for HI ~ l5.o,-
a.. and in all his votes and speeches won't
N, t. the lan measure oi Ne Fra sill 5f=e3
Fl that tlav. W Aa4f #tu only tar ta,y
haief extracts. Aa tHss. will re - -A5w
El5Lr..5s. has Azsa .,eserY tAin=. ly tarna.fud
nsthiag laae.
Extracts lr5m Erhraim's Free Soil Speech
in Congress, March y, ela-
II ...-.. H. D., l.....f a. .,.;.-.l,t.s IT
N ORDINANCE If I7S7 orr att territory?
", -.
W ltl az aeiefeifes u tae ppm u, %. ~
ers' ta'a& We nave. IN ol l2s''.3l ~ . '',s
argument nj, osT 'he s'ea,ieih' RON -
(d'. way is} cont. '1i1s We nav t''- = ~
- e1s'i'd sJ rue ne VI s ~ - y.
IL over gtiisr territories. Inc oi.4.lsAii1e
VI 80 ana lis si+seR As"t ItV,'--i.!' ''t.
congress 49aef tAt Present. o9s'1'ttl'' '''.'
'i!e aee OF -dtfst' ., - feii'.'ss -
e.S ''2r'i. 81 ~, ~, ~ nm "''1 ''-'7'
Az rbs;..9ar tEero arr some individual,
iro t %';, ~ ooJ st h. atao oaja = gqt
Fe gtf
= ,,, -,,s,
H. -. III ,.,i J..y ,,s ,,na,, 1c,. g..
-. :. =, ....,.,i,,lJ D., las. .
81. -, r. ,,r,,,;tt..
-. "a l.os.I i. ~ ,.,,i ~ Fla,
= " " II ~. ,'. :; =, f a, 49,.
IA -, - oa-, :, -,
- ~, ~, 49,,
-. 49, - - ~, 80. l. NJ ~
81 Ir45.i ,.r,.'s l., ,..r,.;,'. ~
-, -. -, =. -. ~ - 49,,
- -, - 1'''.= -
'''' -
II stated That Il no acton - Zen y
congress the lAli'1 1it''n's WI NIX Ia =
'! III ,St.,n ites ~ - - ~ -,
yGrStFa : ra n nm FRFFT'tRoEee
-. tL,.s, tsrrit,'.ils OMEN 4, Il ,verc an.
persons owning slaves would 20 into tic ter
ritories in sufficient numb Is II wigld the in
aueiscaof the state and control its legislation
The only safety To the free l4lorer vii! L.
I'm, -. the RAISING, OF law prohibiting IT,,
.,...'5,l..s.i=, ,Ilysry into t6rrit5r;.s 49,;
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