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sHr TsrRIpa York hence before reported ashore near
Deal on NE 2cb M OF previous the sailing Of
the North American on The 7ist
srrryprsr for oct l. Of additions and correction. TO the
American yts Registry Of American and FOREIGN shipping
has been received Mesrs BIsnt the publsbera
the twenty vessels In addition 70
much other Valuable information
The purser Of steamship Alabama from Savannah viii
cept hsnhs for favors
Sur NsscHrsTys from Portsmouth FOR New yort, IN ,ow
Il bad w.s,hsr.
informed ~ sesemsn Who Sss sa the scene q III, a..
% us. BE- nf ss % mar ..sn ire. 2. an rs
frssmen q wreck ard 9Th goods bctes Witch have been
zone sssra TIE bull q the sp lies % her ssshors soom
psr.r,y Al seAs seswesS sra ssa bsassn ,ana. boh
N feet water We ean that the revenue cutter Lewis Cas-
sent her up %
BsRx Hapry Baltimore from Rc~'cn reports tha,
~ ends spr.sny p saa snd oo from ns her re- Ss
msnssh, houm, ran, blocks, &c.
Brle rsrKr Miller from Mobile arrived Al Pensacola "a
nh in dstress. Particulars not stated.
nRic BsScHipn Blanchard o. .Sd frrm Rcs'cn or Phi.
nse hsies rspor,sa ,asrs on Nc r ~ spe heno'
and " N proceed 70 Phiiareiphia-
scur J.cor R,yuoSu q Rsrpsisbs before reported
Cod, picked the xhh nit n the
wsrd Natet AM towed into the harbcr Of ianns ~
s,esmer Island Home.
corIuo.-on SATURDAY evening Abou, 81 O'Clock two .chrs
cane s,on % Plum .sps , sos ss,s sos badly g
Gsr scssrIv rem Haveniraw fcr Tewror Ri oasss rh
brick ard the Perine ~ Warren. Ri light Approaching
opposite they beth uYei the
designing permit other
each ohe bead 1he James Bolton lost her bcwspr and
knishhend the encounter ana her bow much
While the Pefne although she spafs had large hole
stove n her how, snd filed ne before reported
srs,srr riasp How ,oved r,o Hysnnis on the th nm
lumber brig u II water which had been ashore Great
Point she s-o ed into EdEaown lumber chr which had
loss hesd Of foremost
esp, rheIsn Of brig Gem from eeorr-gwp; SCI qusr.n.
below Boston died the lat inst IN the Hospital At Deer
Tsland.
L,vscs-rbs new and splendid clipper ship e.rs.ld. Of
s00 owned BY parties In this city and before
successfully launched the s inst from The ship
yard Of Msrsou, Fish A Co, n Mystic, O.
Notice to Marfners.
Notice hereby given that the Fog Bell At Msnhesn Island
having repaired VIII be usual foegy weather
Bv orser ~ The lighthouse Board.
THO. r. GREENE Lighthouse Inspector ls DaL
Portland. Ne, Oct !, p0
whalemsn.
See port arrivals
Cd Bedford II, Inst, rhps Reindeer Rsynor Nor,h
Pacific yonns Phens wing Pacihc ocesn Gay Head
Dvrerce, DO DO Nnnu, Hertndecn, Indian ocssn bNks
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CINCINNATI, Oct 2, 1850
Ex Governor H. " johnson addressed meeting In the
s.th street market last night He adhered TO the prin
cples Of "non intervention" A republican asked him
whether be would consider the election Of Mr. Lincoln
sufficient cause for dissolution OF the Union 70 which
be replied emphA.icay, "No." The meeting was large
and enthusiastic.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-10-03
THE NOMINATION OF UDoLPHo WOLFE
FOR CONGRESS.

subseqen. to the adjournment Of the Seventh Congress
sicps District Convention, (rsmmany HAIL. The delegates
repaired 70 the house ~ their nominee, Mr. rdopho
woJe, 10 Wee; Fourteenth street, 70 scauapt him With
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-10-03

nor last year. presided the business meeting After
wards mass convention held, which Was addressed
by Hon Caleb Cuehng, who spoke for an hour ana nail
IN Opposition TO The doctrines OF Mr.. Douglas
full electoral ticket WAS nominated
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-10-03

LOUISVILLE, Ky, OCT z, I56O
The Kentucky State Central and State Executive Com
mittees Of The Union party publish address recon-
mendng the Bell Everett in Indiana, Ohio and Penn
sylvania dsregard the Rubernaoral candidates In
their respective States and throw their votes In such
best 70 prevent the success Of Lincoln and
BAmlin.
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An election for legislative and local officers in the
upper peninsula was held the 18th Of September and
resulted election Of the entire democratic tickets
in Nackipac, Chippewa, Houghton wahoughton and Mar
quette counties Joseph Coulter WAS elected State So
nstor-a democratic gain.
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Main. Bfe,Linridse and Lane state Con-
vsnsscn.


The Breckenridge and lane Democratic state Conven.
ton assembled here day, 10 nominate an electoral
ticket and organize the regular democratic party Of
the state
large portion OF the state was represented
state Committee was appointed, with power 10 ap.
po county committees and prepare an address 70 the
people.
Resolutions adopted endorsing Mr. Buchansns ad-
ministrafou; rcpud atng the "squatter sovereignty,
doctrines Of stephen A. Douglas proclaimine that II
the duty Of Congress 10 protect all the constitutional
rights Of property the Territories and favor Of the
Pacisc Railroad, &c.
Non. NJ H. sr,itb, the democratic candidate fvr Cover
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UNION CONGRESSIONAL CONVENTION.

This Convention met last evening, nj 81 sosh Fourth
street, Williamsburg, AMI amer short debate nd.
ourned 70 meet again on tuesday evening, at 60 East
Broadway, 81 eight O'Clock.
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RloHMoNp COUNTY, NOMINATIONS.

The candidates nominated BY the democratic and re-
publican county conventions are ne follows.-
DEMOCRATIC.
Asesl1u--S. nane Film wood.
County Treassrsr-pcter wauden
fotnfg StrsglHiszdenf IF Sshoyls--J NcHenry
Cotsrp Suf1 ini,nd,nt " Pooy-Edwsrd Riley.
CorOrsJ--James Gould.
RvfrrtcAv
Observation-Disclosures Tompkins
Counfp Treosur7-Edvard Blake
tossrp Sut.Firendsni ~ lSAoois--H N Beai.
e MY STsrln',nd,ni n Poov-wm Jourpeay.
tortTef-W Corbett
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ASSEMBLY NOMINATIONS.

TIE Tammsny Hall Assembly Convention for tho
Seventh dlstrct held third meeting evening Al
The corner Of Broadway and Thirteenth street, made
another effort 10 Nominate candidate for member Of
Assembly 1hs third effort however, likewise IN.
suoccssl and the Convention, desrous Of awaiting the
result OF the Rrcckinridse Convention which this
evening adjourned 70 meet Al the place next Mon.
day evening, al eigth o'clock
The seventh District Assembly Convention Of the
Brccknrdge organization met last evening At the
81 Bark ard Becker Streets for the purpoee OF
aiirg candidate for the Assembly. An informal ballot
takep the result Of -hich showed that Daniel Young
received Is votes John Nash and David Darlington
motion 10 make Daniel Young the unanimous choice OF
the Con veutiou carried amid loud ch sers.
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GA II New BEDFORD II, Inst ships Reindeer Rsynor Novh
Pacific Ocean yonns Phenlr wing Pacific gsy bead
rsverce, DO Dc; Nnsu, Herrspdecp Indian Ocean, bNks
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TAMMANY CONGRESSIONAL CoNvENTIoN,
THIRD DISTRICT.

EfOHTH DISTRICT.
The above Convention evening nj the corner OF
Thirty second street and Fourth avenue and baoted
several times-hessrs. Bradley, Herrok and Jackson
being the only candidates presented Five ballots were
had in which Herrck and Jackson each received four.
teen votes and there being possibility Of choice they
finally adjourned 70 Thursday evening next
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A PROPOSED GRAND UNION ToICHLIGH7
ppOCESSIoN

Pursuant to the following notice a large meeting wa
held the dining room Of Tammany Hall last evenip
for the purpose Of mskin preliminary arrang 70
a monster torchlight procession
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-12-06

n B-It will he seen FROM - -. ufirS. r..
Collector is required IN attend - ' 'egs1v. ,ll
the 18th % the SIS, at the MONTH. 80 F.a...,
remalnin; due from June last leo, rrt b., ..
term Of the HustInks Court, be - fsN sst,,s =.
al nance, 10 advertise delinquent rchl, ar... a..
SO Il fGf non payment . taxes pcrsoH. H. ,,
moi done So will see the necessity 81 y .....
uaying these taxes, as y viii te impossiol ,,s
Collector 10 cal! OF them before he adyrra
- lin Z. n H. =.
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FR0M WARRINGTON.
l.rkorAL CORRESPONDENCE or TEE prspArcH.

WAsHfaeros, Dee I, 1880.
This comes from the House gallery. The
Message has Just come in-the Clerk is now
reading 1t. 1t Will reach you In full bsfore
! the CLERK is done reading.
The Presidents plan OF STAYING on seces'
sion. alluded 10 In my dispaien or thst hlkh',
Is this; Secession during his administration
IA reflection upon himself and his consfitn-
tioual advisers he 5egs, therefore. thst The
southern members OF bis Cabthet ana tue
| leaders OF the Democratic party, will mid lin
! in uraiue South Carolina to postpone ACTION
until he mas retired into private lie. Let the
| Conyentica meet, let The ordiaar of seces-
/ zion be passed, hut let IL be provided that IL
| shall not lake effect I'LL the Attn OF March
next IL IN said that Cobb, Thompson, Floyd.
jefferson Davis and other Democratic chief
tatrr have yielded, and that Mr.. Trescot
has bssn seEt 10 make solemn appeal to Gov
ernOr Dist. Hearing OF This. Two prom inpE {
members OF South Carolina, regarding the
Pres idents plan a, - IS .i3elT own words, "a
deep-iaid conspiracy TO prevent disunion,"
have teiegraphed Governor 0ist and fol-
lowed The telegram with Joint letter, urging
him to hold fast and 90 out promptly -
Should South Carolina yield an inch, all other
| southern States will yield an ell, aud the
Union will not be dissolved.
sumner says that Massach uEeItS is prepared
| TO see South CtroIina GO out. Using the lam
! guage of one OF The BorgiaS, in speaking OF al
Insurgent province Of Italy, he said, Let her
| ,gy ia her own fat" He thinks the Gulf
/ States viii follow South Carolina, but that
| ail Tho border States VIII stay in.
| In spite of the !nciement weather, (two
| inches 81 snow Oa the ground, sind more fail
! Ing, the galleries are We'll filled, nearly one
hundred ladies being present. Nearly All OF
| the Virginia delegation are in their seats.
| darancP,i man, looking like Southerner.
| created some excitement last night, At the Ma
! local Hotel, by walking about, muttering
| curses. There are slavery well as auti-slaFe-
ry fanatics: aud, at time like this, there II 10
! telling when some enthusiast may be guilty
/ OF the horrid crim- Of assassination Of some
! prominent Republican,.
! The ladies lay that ne appeals Of The msr-
! chants here Tor Tu!ou are truIF pathetic
/ some OF them, like Gait. the great ieHeiler,
| who is "A SIrglHian, are ready - Ro-ioOtlng
| 80 re-opening Of their s'ures in cities further
| South The f3Uu thern clerks, almost TO Ii man.
! are ripe for secession. They make no account
| OF the loss of their SalaTls.. amounting IN
many cases TO Iuin.
| L couclade, while the Message Il Stiii sound.
| ug In my ears. After It il ftht,ht d. hr. 30
| seller, Of Virginia, viii introduce C0chraue's
| proposition Ia refer j. - p tomIa1tee OF one
! from each State.
| Dir. Corwiu - said 70 De making herculs;.n
| e3ertluns ia behalf of the Union, addressing
| himself mainly 80 the opponents Of Democ-
! l3Cv. Ign
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Correspondents Of tie Richmond U4srstch
Fut!te NfseLtng u N0aktLltss.

LEXINGTON, VA, Dee. !.
br the call OF a committee cuInp0spd of
II Give gentlemen " THIS place, who I2eFe Sc
Iec'ed IS prominent and Influential lnela hers
u 'Ls three great political parties ia our
sac, meeting Of The citizens Of Rockbridge
county was held ~, day at the Court House,
nor The purpose OF taking into consideration
the alarming state OF public affairs;
The meeting was unusually large, and was
composed Of the b@st men of the several par
ties. series OF conservative resolutions, that
were carefully prepared by number OF citi-
zsns Of ths TOWN, who represented the sentf-
2hsnfs Of ne three parties, were presen ted, by
way o! compromise, rs expressive OF The views
81 MS meeting; bat before any enort WAS
made TO AXE Vote upon - om, two other sets
oI Resolutions were oH6red as substitn LeS.--
TEt.s brought about g pFotracted and deapiy
Interesting discussion, which was par tIcipated
81 by Judge Br, ckeH brough. Major Preston,
John u astsrritt, Rev. Mr. Miller, ]. u. Ior.
rIsoa, OIL. +. Il. smith, Rev. DR.. Prudistou
j. 4. Dorrnan, and others; and the whole lot
Of resolutions we've committed t. another
committee OF fifteen, TO ne selected by the
Chairman from the several parties, WHO are 10
report resolutions AT an adjourned meeting,
10 be held N this place on the 18th inst.
II 10 tha opinion CT your CORES pOndent that
1he able anu eloquent speech OF Major Prss-
Ton came nearer expressing the sentiment OF
the people Of this county than that of any
other speaker. lie <ehu ksd the conduct of The
extremists, North and South, IN the seVerest
terms expressed his saitsfuction with the
Union as IT'S, and tho ugh IL bees $40 wait far
liner developments before taking any steps
that We might hereafter Roget. lie distinctly
states hat ne would await the action OF EIr-
gtn!a, and would, without hesitation, do
whatever she thought best should De- done IN
the premises. Mr.. DJrman conceded pretty
Iauea IN the conservative views OF Major L.
but oolonei Smith and Judge Brockenbruugh
warmly diesenteG 10 them, and e0ntended that
he rights OF The South must be maintained
and kspL invloIate--that South Carolina had
Jas cause for heT present secession OF revolu-
uoGary proceedings, and that Virginia ought
10 nAlte Wsth her and her sister slave States
III forming IL Southern Con iederacy.
ihe whole discussion was iistened 10 with
great Interest Nv the large crowd. The pecu-
slar views OF The speakers Wers distinctly and
boldly announced; and IL 10 believed that The
people OF this eouniy, at the next NEE ting, will
bs FULLY prepared 10 take u decided staLd On
f1e great uesJIon tnat &c now agltating the
whole country.
All the resolutions will 10 published In cur
IOWA papers, 10 which you are referred for
s|aFtlcoias*. LEX.
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49, TIE SHIr VIEglAlA DARE has at length
rel"Htd co! port - sat5tJ. aud VIII snon be
certainty heautItpi specimen If niutIcal E.i.I,
with proportion. In6'C9f NJ Dsetu. anu speed.
! pHl!5FA sue pas 10 II me al the drst born
"g1ghleT % Flarn Father, oie III the earliest
sattlers III the Oh E9IninIun, and N my heart
wish size may increase ant multiply the fortunes
Of her projectors alike the lIt5!s babe al James
TOW il, whose pu5terlty have 0vcrspread ting Com
m0rw'a''h aNd, p'tnaps, the remotest bounds 81
earth
New. have titt'e jealousy IN NV conpongd;
~, Might sas, properly, have = desire 10 10
a9lNi justice TO al Ld cannot omit this coca
sion, tG Say N1t -l quite sure XII. be sulorsed
~ every me coa'eFHaDi III THIS communits vita
1t vas nv pleasure - attend the first meeting in
hChUoDo l. deFiae means OF Increasing Direct
Trade, g. promote v hIch ships ii our own ara III
ClsUGEsub5 O4 such OCCASIONS, generally, those
WHO h2vc B!oSi MONEY contribute less ia alcl.
senior partner cf one 81 the most late 'lIgeut aud
wealthy hjlAs OF oar cIty. he, with 2 spirit and
sdJ32ribe the isTXess amount with tbs COMPANY;
or 4 h@el ta, 70 furnish snip, and very 5000 3
| new ana splendid Ddrh with the approprIste name
Q! ~ GHssr, entered James h}ysr, IN read ness
Tor Inc service anu mas performed 10 trips
me ocean, T;h iu!l carsnes, and has Just cleared
with Il tbTd tor liverpool. This vessel, ia the
onset, was commanded bs Captain HANIEL g.
Cu!iDs, lyrmeriY Of a Charleston packet snip,
Whose perseverance, and mOdesty as q sailor 8
eGuEl:eG only by his courtesy and Kindness 8
SeGtleniAn-t}f | write what know. EuE this g
no. ail-Capt. Gibbs has recently leit the - Poo
HctT, - and now IN nelghboring ship yard SUI
perGtendlng the co1ksFGc ION OF perhaps the tnest
shIp which has ever graced our waters. She ID
.atended a. = 0 of ana 1ye5Pe2i eaShe.
Co. Of TINS CITY. THIS what tHe boys call going
IT strong" and ls the right way 70 declare our
inde psndence and devotion ~ tine Union, Having
but little power 10 do .vors aouid beg 70 ask oat
on TINS OCCASION, That lie permitted 10 name this
sh!p U"lT&D STATES. ard to present hes with a
mast head, which, uader Gods providence, should
never foet Union down. +.
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The nsuai day Of Thanksgiving was o0-
served throughout the Northern and Middle
Suites with The usual ceremonies. TX Ii had
bsen a day OF fsstIng humiliation and PRAYER,
81 would have accorded far better WitiI the CIR
cuu.!ances % the tunes, and The disposition
o. nsariy the whole civilized world. itis GER
tain, g; least, thst Appearances never indicatau
:, near impending future more pTeguduE vi ii
calamity, 80 wide.sp Teat tina. :; may he called
nulyersnl pyllhoat 100 bold ! figure ~ speech.
The world appears - nave been asleep trcm
1916 t. within very ~horI period before the
present. s. general wJs be lull in he poilt.-
cal pier5 4ts, hat many good people began 20
believe tina the Millennium was at hand. Peace
F:ovier!ee spTang up III various parts Of the
vgcrId, md they yainly hoped, by united ac-
1lUl &ud by the aid OF Providence, 10 put IN
enf forever 10 he horrors Of war. How tar
they were from the truth. 1t is not necessary
20 revert tc :SeuAs tup.l, nor Ia laGi2, nor 10
1shIg. TO perceive. The iBu45a ions ali around
"a bree ne OF war--lie 80. irrecOnciiabie, civil
war L We turn our eyes 10 Europe, what
u . We sss " hoie continent armed Ia the
teeth and really 10 break cut upon thu first
signal Of strife. II As'a--in The very midst
q tbs oldest Empire ou earth while a civil
war OF unezampleI bi1tcrue-s is ragiG among
she children Of tine lane, an army Of " h:.rba~
Glans" IL advancing upon It's capital. Every.
rhgre, Throughout, .he earth, the minds OF meu
spcrn 10 bs fu!t IF uneagress. anticipating
some,hlns terrible, hey know uoJ what
We hogo chsle Is Il person more thoroughly
eoaYncsd Of tie power ii prayer than we.
Eus this seems % Us 20 be 10 lime fer thanks
giving unless "a ths- truly Christian spirit
which accepts every judgment ~ q mercy
BTtsYch spirI- Il tina, IL which re order
12r Observing day ot Thanks giving is geneT-
oily conceived. The hand of the Lora Is heavy
upCa us-upon the whole world. We ought
70 acknowledge tnat fact by prayer and hu-
m t. tE.r
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Correspondence OF ne Richmond Dispatch.
lHesndteyy Lang1age.

NEW kfNT COUNTY, VA, Dec. l. l-60,
On aesday 1sst party OF gentlemen formed
sLsiessiyen Into Vigilance Committee, and
HAiieo caon n man named Peter Lufkin who
- eAse9eh HIth Mr. Alexander Libby, OF
'taiae, 10 The iotnser nd sntu. tim hsr 1etting
seems mat OH Sunday he the said T.ufkin
y 'he pE"S+s o. OF several gentlemen uttered
language 10 this effect 'Tnat he was a. an.
h.tiioLlst, and *eaid head any ,nr,y yha ~.
sired 10 ran & T. negroes that ha balierad ,n.,
1Se sus iituuJu Uf slavery was contrarv ~ ali
laws, bsfG Divine and con stituuonat ana
that le would ever eoatend--indeed. wyorls
34aesfs IA order ~ as lst tnssias 80 10 escat,. y
d. Wien confronted hs Iia net deny hit
srs1et4ted SOS sane sea lin eHts. Wbereapou
aaa t9h4ai.tse SoAs of SRen had tas honor
- usl lA43Tm@t the gen Zlelaan lAat BE- inust
fs.shs ith'iaa}ut'ely, Ano accordingly con-
ssast & si.a3 = Wszt FIla4, lid to-day ne Will
fI7f acme, HLefr seniIinsHLk Lie his riaY b.
zp.r se1 astAput fear. H. tla ealap here
.sts sgsae t1F'S, AL ~ S7lom aeeSued niu IN ax-
s.4s q. 1.s.. 2tsasasA hata. THUS. tou see that
.tG4atb Virginia .ae.ass ~ cold, she !. u fat
+. s.ket4sf = 'stf titroifaa Nc are
vt,.Hv e. I'D yg.ltsIE ElF secession,
Yours Ac. X q. a
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gaitbmnnh Qispatrh.
Sia very an Evil.

SiaNsry au Evil
Oae of The ahiest OF the conservative jour
nals Of New York, ia nm earnest advocacy OF
tn Southern cause, says thai no oEe denies
that slavery Is an evil, but patti Is an evil
(which cannot I've got rid OF ~ violent CT ua.
iu.t means.
No@, we heg leave 10 dissent totally from
khts declaration that no enc denies that slave
~ isan evil. On the contrary, in this very
city OF New York, the foremost man Of all Its
law. CaAs. OCoSoR, alphabetically denies
that II is an evil, aud there ara tens ef theu-
rauis In that noble city, both la church and
State, who hold that slavery has the sanction
of Almighty God, in His revelation 20 man,
that IL was no evil 10 The Jews, aad Is no eFlt
t. cur own country men. The abiest scTiptnFai
Argument ever heard on slavery was Ill 4 ire
State from a New Yorker. In many paris OF
tha North, aud even in New England, 'hefe
are Thousands of men who agree IN oplnioE
with CHAs OCoNoE. IA 20. the SCUM, the
alma has long gone by when anybody consIo-
cred IL an evil. In what rrsrec Is is tt al evil
moral social or political Compare the reo-
Ole Of the Southern States with those Of sny
other community. and We challenge all history
20 produce a Ia CHER toned population, more
acuest, honorable. humane, and Just In all he
relations Of life. Take the single state Of
South Carolina. In which there has not been
lvorea since the foundation Of the govern
ment. AID show usSn what respect slavery
has ,oyed moral aud social evil 10 Ihs mites
CD the oue hand, or, on The other 10 the blaca d,
who. under sla very, have become elevated from
savage barbarian. 70 civilized and Christian
men. and ara most Of them far superior in
character TO tho abolition senators, editors anu
orators Of the country. We do not know 2
single member %; ths African Church III THIS
city, who is ret Il better tbrIsiian and gen
2.es.au at thls moment Lhau HORACE GRBE-
xEv, CHAs SuMsrK o. HgNEY WARD BgRCH-
"a The political evil Of slavery IS another
precious piece Of caat. There is no commn-
ai,y in the weird more prosperous nor in
which every body. high ana low, great and
snail have So fsulh - e4t sad v*tar, and are
a. hspyy aid coutented, an il the Southern
States OF America. To admit thar slavery Ia
al eva is. OF course, 10 justify etCTtg f0r its
renewal 1he Scu.h makes 40 such Gdmis-
s.3n. II Il is an evil, we. who are exclusively
concerned IL f. have not found Il out, nor do
We know by what process the discovery is
made by tlo.s who have derived The chief Pc
cuniary benefits from IL, the commercial and
manufacturing Glasses Of TIE Northern states
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sAThr st. Luwrenrr House.

A. rrE SOUTHEAST cor. MAIN ?THSrs g,
Is FOR RENT for the uuexpiIed lease of the pres
ent proprietor. and the ~ RNITUKE, which is
Al new and OF the most approved Ind, il FOR
SA LIZ ON ACCOM- AUDA fling TERMS.
The house contains FuRIT-0DD ROOMS NIL
well located ID ventilated. sud y now Supported
Ivy fifty good aud rel latc Doar0ers ish lar pros
pect oi reoe wing large snare OF Legislative pa
rpna.y. as that body nov bout To assemble, and
revera n2snbers have already engaged rooms At
tne ST. Lawrence The proprietor IL ANXIOUS Ia
dispose Oi the CNENPtRED LEASE, tHs FURNTTU I -
and tire GooD WILL Of the house, az he e1 poets 10
engage IL other i'us ues&, End therefore invites &
purchaser at private sac, Apply On tie premises.
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