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Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-02-02

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Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-02-02

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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-02
Tie following arc the receipts and shipments for the

IT., CtfcGsO Pres Ct lie &oth says:
q We noCe thar Jurge Dillon has granted pereDp-
toy MAI don Ii qrLg the Officers Of Jones COMFY,
Iowa L. lev, aId cule"t TAX / pay the nteresi on
her LuEds. IT, Ii 10 70 shGld be, aud We are nd
10 know that judge Dillon her aJdeJ bis testimony ~
that OF b. .ourts aii the laid against tae su'ci-
dial pvcy .ough. IA sued to some Counties III tsy.
IL L. d'iIaUG q ell 'T' al . t.
'Niatr,er c~use OF .Om, lant Jones Connty mag
lave a.ai,si q low C.Iia, AIRLINE lia ruad Cyu
ian, Il er IL uo frssun shy rle shuu ieiraud pfi-
vol, dI, Guas, Who, ike ieiseii, wee the duyes o
that &. u'liHy. We ~. IGo vel acquainted III Jones
Ctuily 80 bce'e q III any Gun, derhlc number OF her
tenIIe cCuistled r. pud'aoU.
Ent rup, IRE Ne {, uLy could have e'ated Ler
dett, vi ~ w,ud -h- gam! rePu a'l"n loo dishol-
tsi, II IT. ", uid c;se be shutDed b. tae sub
sai lial III Migrate, Who ~l cas- their lot ia Il
con mont, Nhtre luLhc sentiment is pledged to
Tel udlhlf n.
Lee Jones Coun y, he gone ptomlnen repulating
cnun les II Cthe Slcs, reirCs her steps or sLe viii
So nor. il d'r c ever, year i"r The next ten YEAR,
ti; l., d, 1T. H,r ,iilz should huri from ON e
ttOfr n,,U VITO have sCugh 10 put II Ma % 'he ar
cane + ttI comfy -td STATE, ard elect W tirlr pa t
n e. wb,le Iubc acts will not be rrrulslve 70 tie
moral Z. htin.,nt of the country. judge G'a1t Ut
Da,eIu or 10 las Conducted these ru-s Is enitled
10 he aL- OF b. entire NsthN for the AGILITY ne
tss dist ~yed III r serving the integrity OF the STATE
IN tlls Mattel.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-02

A STEADY, healthy business in discounting Is aboat
ali n al .uf b. 10 odd of matters to-day, in that de-
raruert # bhr king; with Of the bankers t 10
iu,rtee WIS mao. IL the amount of pape TAKEN but
III, re is ro,Lg significant ia that the ess 81, mas
p,cl rs tie nc MT generally esp1rtsh'e1.
EAcl NJ o. sales we're up iul current average WIN
ncst oi lie btnkeis. viii some they were below.
Fair PC. ips aeIe bad at me OF tue houses rom
sbtutits 81 prpy'siUir ard irm wool, bnt bere Is 10
,iris a pc H. the current stock II me hiLoS OF
dealers c,ia MY Lo enough 10 effect any change III our
qn"'tti'Is.
Tie az Iacile ctal imuage OF the week II very
la,se TIE PLii0d,lphia Ldger Of Sdtnr ay reports;
TIE snihIrcto coal tunusge this week by all me
Ints .lws Il ncIta,e thu tuniaKe oil idsi w"eh oi
son 90 ns END ir ha- Ear he irg-st weekly un,
rage Iis seas II. TIE Sehnyikili Navigation, II ~ni
re s.,n IL nearly fifty tlruaDd tnns! The leading
Railu gd alsa slows \ handsnme increase. Inc tnn,
1see fIt N lie S,L'y'k region by the ad aud canal
is go tun, eaiel than 1t week. The supply ny
~ L,tich Lail' cad Navigation is ab0nt the same
10 last week Broai Top AID ID hwafe and Lacka-
waul again fall n little. The tlilnnge 10y Tie oalow'
Tan c., Ii low ieuriy three million OF uns ana by
estin aipg II outrage Of tie Delswae aud Hudson,
al lena ANA tUai Co., will give an aggrrgAtr
probably OF u,a,ly three and half million OF tuns
this YEAR
lie It'll wing abstract of company reports shows
tie coal tJii age tor tie Week aud season, compared
wi last 81 aeon 10 tLe ramt oats:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-02

SAIrRpiY. june 3O-P. NJ.


Itio,s took doaHwsrd turn To-Day FOR most OF the
nI. II ~. eE o. the share it, bat were I'm for
Rall~a y rouos some descriptions If which were still
tig'er. Te mmt iwpo anC transactions were ~
W..,.rp sick rtaly al If with suffered define
If irou, t, y cent, rs compared with the cl'oog
,quosi oIr o. Friday. Il ok I.laud was the most ac-
ii,r ~4s roll fir ell AT 20! At the start, but be
caue finer T. Oa.d tue los. If 'be cal In Gdlena,
MIc.it az Cent al SOat ern Guaranteed, and Toledo
dee aas al,j uoo,tie decline 10 prices, and The
market d weak ool ia tie cio'inS transactions.
I1olc Mail d down S94 the call, bat wac
IL cen AID the pre-: aud afiefward rallied sllghuy
Pa Wa h.avS, ana lost AL Of the Improvement oil
day or ~ pr, viOIs. Tie dealings in Bonds were
age Int The d-inand steady, aud prices range
pes raIy higher The absorption Of tbese securities
for investment during ibe past sixty days has been
very lane, add the improvement s substantial There
war SeoO.d Board ressiOn to-day, a1o the business
aiEr The sfj u,nmeut Of toe First Board wac not
inpor ant. New-York Central, after vibrations
clO-, AZ 81 and there was cOnces ion Of abont
e cent f. the registered saes ia nearly all Of tue
hsdiug stOcss. rtrre vas rather more demand for
ino ey Bm0nP The stock houses dufidg toe DAY, aDf
there more ~ Ordins gsDes sell for cash.
even al Il ght conceeiJn Ia prices impaired with
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-02
The following table will compare tue exports Of the
so,,o, ,riucraI starIc ARTICLES for the week:
The following comparative statement OF The valu
ofthe yearto Jun~ Is:

l. 30 l2S &lANbNSb -1Ili,tS -34 iva
rcrease ss compared with t8'iz5j
lLe aIleX, ii alenrnts are nJu the let es Ot the
Supe rib. noept OF the Sllv,rllil 6ire Mr.. Pa-coe
whites hat Ut Tie bottom Of toe elghe shafts tie
pruurd is much softer and the vein getting richer III
lead 81, every foot #. sinking; ia fact, tue deep
Il ey 90 down III, richer Tie vein becomes IN argen-
ti.ioas gseIa The Slopes were boxing very well,
aud a winge, " hich was beng sunk between the 21o
and 900 feet level, OH the west veln looked much
better. and contained cjBsideiable This winye,
when dow n will open hIge extent Of Stopping ground.
Nh. Pasooe advises having sunck oep}sit VI very
rich black ore in the shtl, tins Is PROBABLY highly
g. AIRED with supburst OF ,ver. These ad 'ces from
Silver Hill are corrobora'ive Of the opli N exJes-d
bv MIR Petrerick that ore of ncrsa-ed rchlee5 IN Lad,
&C.. would be dvvt oI ed at greater depths aud IL Is
in Il is direction thai the operations OF tue company ae
now iuIAtd.
A Montreal paper Gays;
The C,mnitiee of ibe House on Railway Freights
has eceis POI evidence, IN regard u TIE ar
ifn geneIt between The Grand Trunk IT, anels % the
iake aid river. IL stalec IN evidence That The hi'
vhy COMPANY ard the lion. JJhI litmltDG nave
chaiterd eieit steamers. namely: tie Cha"rlnn,
PASSPORT, Jniy Lind. Kingston, Bdnshee, New Eca,
Norib,IIr ana Ne~-York aging he proPretoro tue
sun Of So, 900. The steauers afc Do'hdt charge
railway lst T. and the o~ners divide tue prOhis Jr
cures ia, Grand kunk monopoly OF the pdsre'g
b siuess 20 water as well aGd and llns the Ia
cllies Sl the public. We believe It will prove loss
in TIE md 10 the railway, which Gil be 'a-t upon W
raw s25tJ0 certain ", aDi probably lOSces b, side.
me Cincinnati Gu=ene slaes that there Is a pros
Iect that the Central Ohio aid St ubenva Railroads.
which are both ia the hands OF recti'efs, VIII
shortly agree upon some Arrangement i1r a. n''Ii1a-
ton aud division Of through earnlrgs The Samo paper
says:
We hear il rumortd that fast freight press line Is
10 be established ory the P,nley vanl Cen raj
RaiIosd fiOm NewiOtk by certain fnitdelphii par
,ies Snme propnsitlou has been made t. the LlItlo
Mimi folks In connection wici ths projected euler
lrse but We do not ~ Yet Learn the de 'L. We are
informed that te Ro-s County Court, 10" ~ session. at
Chiicobe, has extended the time wien the creusois
90 The Marietta and Cincinnati alrUsd TO file their
claims iron, he first Monday in july TO Lio nfst Mon
dHy IN OcoDtr LeIt.
TIE Cinelaneut Commercial Of the 2Sth says:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-02
A BrReLAR CArenr.-On FIid.y night private

A BURGLAR CAUGHr.--On Friday night private
In the of tie occupied BY james
s h Oard Il .- Broad way unlocked. IN going IN
the OF It's oeil open burg derted pa nun
lowafc stet -as pursued and arrested ny
i,.I Fa o thu eehth Precinct The pisVr'r gave
Iii Henry Johnson aud beiaz searched qIantg
com syrIai skeleton keys, and VIZ ~ 10 good
of'y found upon h Hwas subsequent y sscrr
r ,toe The prisoner taken before Justice Brennan
and con mitf, d fOI trial
AnoTHkR RAILROAD ACCIDEST-JUhPING orr AN
FYp, EsS nAtN-As IA. Express the Hudson River Rail
rod a. pas Coxssrki- out IL o'clock Saturday
in ouI man named Lsngs jumped frou Of the The
n ia as iAuniy ped when the Conductor, Mr. Daniel
orP vent back g. where he lay He found 10 be alive
n s,ife aud singular relate close examination he
WIS 70, nd 10 be- hot slightly hut Tho an going the
rate y miles III hour Langs Iesided opposite Coxsacke
On h, eide Of the river lie was % years OF age
ST sTlCION UF ARsoN.-A fire occurred on Friday
,y,urr H. pr misses No 208 Brosdwi bat spesdF
IN lbi.hsd ho~ card writer named Dayeseu wh1 %.
the hoor OF the building arrcAed
suqubty suTion OF having set TIRE to the place, He
was Leld toI s1aninSlioR.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-02

A CALFoRSnY RoBBED.-On Thursday night
rAu ed Californian, named Peter Schuley, was roo'ed
Of 1909 in gold at lager beer saloon kept at No. 2hs
Broome street. The inmates of the house found oos
thst be had the money in belt about biz Person Haa
Their, upon Margaret Wallace and Catherine dsrrSoa
got him drunk aud afterward robbed him. Ine noAs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-02

KILLED on THE GREAr EAsTEGS.-About ten
o',lo,h Friday ithr, Thomas Leavit fell down the
~ieei QUE oi tie Great Eastern, and fractured his
sluli. III E ulfotUnste man died after. About
sp hour later, a DICK hand on board toe man moth
eautr fell overheard and Vas drowned. His body
Las OF t,ep recovered. Coroner Jaekman will hold
all II quest this af'.InOop Oh the booy Of Leavit.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-02
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T'ts..,....lt1,i4 2y,2,iBD 242J.4Vy IsUj fiZfU
TIE New -OrleoIs FaIero Of The 26ih iu-t. report:
There II 80 vai iation # any kind in exchange, aud
oT ersi,os partially sus ended IN all a-ses OF bills.
DrnHtrs, bCwovtI, are vs.y hrm, sDd previous quo
taliois are gehsTal, rshtal. ed. We repeat is Ill
lows: CI. sr,llrng bile, i0Gl04 y cent preninm
bank r.es, TO- "a i0i y cent premium; Dill Of lddhg
DRIFTS Jd!t l. ,-pt Premium; fia'cs, 5Sl G5.i2i 2
dollar; eiSIy-c8y ii- on the North, TAI e ceht dis
eouli; sieit, IA y ctnt premium.
Tie NOV, uent OF gain into Chicago is very strong.
Apuex,d are the deliveries on the 9th. BY telegraph
We ale ady,eo of receipt OF 200 900 Bushels tue
18th.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-02

TERRIFIC STORM on THE HuDsos.-One Of the
most violent sioms that ever visited the Hudson was
uiness Friday afternoon al several Of the towns
aoI the river. About O'Clock it ragged at Poush-
beersie III all fury. Fences awnings cupoas, and
ourbuildngp, were blown do wn and carried away;
trees were upiooed ard it is said that the huge sPe
Of lew Dutch Church shook like leaf, and swayed
to and fro. Seuttes lumber, and all light and looee
articles sent flying in the air. This lasted aoont
20 minutes when the rain commenced 10 fall in tor
I,nls the wind increasing in ierceness. There was
no teegrapking between this city and Albany after tue
storm On rday, ard at a ate hour on Saturday morn
ing tie damage had not been repaired At Peekskil
L storm sged iuriousy for about half an hour. At
sing siug boat was capszed and four men narrov Wy
escaped being owned. Tue Oldest residents say that
they never witnessed such violent storm. We
cannot learn the extent Of the damage at the other
toWns.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-02

The following is an Official statement of the business
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-02

CENTRAL PARK INTERCHANGEABLE. ConcklDg
assures Us that tie FOLLOWING letter was placed Ia toe
bsDds OF Senator Mu' roe 1920 Friday morning,
and thai Mr.. NJ, Chairman Of the Committee, broke
o. en- toe leuer auo commenced reading it. Toe letter
vas not read before the Committee and is therefore,
published:
NEw,YoRx. Thurday evening, June %, 1860.
To The Hon Senators MURPHY MrNOB aud ROICs Commit
tee Of lnyeslg cation of Central Park. .
GENILEsES: had the honor to attend before ou Commit
Soci wbe You bed the Gpdnes- to excuse my further pres
enoe in c9nseqpeneo Of my :" attend the ooa.s o.
In session A the Grsnd Jury win st omoro~ shall De I'M
ue to before you In peson aud as Understand you
viii adjourn sessions To morrow have the honor 10
send written statement Of such facts among Others a.
cond testify 10 in person. as follows
legislature Of llSs for an additional aTPopTS ts sum .sy
esAd % Was $50 go IN addition TO ne o, % 2
ty opposition, aud the amount granted vas nnay
Lua tt It # $1,000 Tis a.er elaborate
nstcn Of he whole sulct by SELECT oonnee OF tae As
rs the whoe Board appeared oeore US ana after
mgpg original spI con hnaly aseGt-d to the limitation
of ha the amount Those utlenen, then aud hsfe gso
s,suonces to Committee that The Of siSo corld and
maj ION rerl. u Of the Park and thu
ace this alone ta induced the Committee to .eot aud
the legislature IT, award the thus granted Aud Ia osd
10 show ii intention Of the Legislature TO withhold
nom the Commissioners ali discretion ana 10 ave tIn ny
in ped pow 10 ranscend such h0ston rser yon to tho
plan ~baeyrr for the Is, log regulation and govern
son-rs the entire hereof when funded shall reo
for the payment Of the annual interest thereon greater SUN
than 4 l. . % per snbunip
IL would be difficult find language To express more eay
ard .mpacsly the viii OF the Legstdro thsu that whc -
here hen. then ut the v-iy next ssin OF the
LEGISLATURE 1850 the Commissioners egein nue 10 ward ana
~ effect that authority be given ~ ths 10 impose o. me
in addition to the evous siOOoOOc which TIE Legsis had
sisnrd as III, and expense OF the work wS
bu, pbtura ,tEong feeling u opposition and ndiga ,on
should have beon Den ed by one a the
OF the city on New York asins, serious rnroacbaon
1he prrce Ding ere the concerning which understood
you 10 DAY You wished testimony you dcsiFo my
De rsonal a,tsndsner please to notify ..,. ,,,s,
Respectfully yours, r. a 1oNhLiN"'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-02

EXCISE CoNMlssIONERs.-Nessrs.H Holmes aud Has
kelt ganted sixteen licenses Saturday morning.
Eleven of the applicants weie ionkeepers aud ths
orheTs storekeepers The Board will hold ten moro
sessions during the present year 3o8 licenses have
been granted. Last year the total number granted
WIS 800.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-08-03
what has I,e DOmcI

We will give "prutty thing 10 any
iainpnnt bouRlur man VINO VIII polRt u'
to single act Of any consequence per,
formed by Douglas during the session o
Congress just closed Take any qucs.
tion of importance to tho people upon
which an issue can be made, and upon
which a first class statesman ought 10
occupy u firm, open, uncquivocal stand
and show where Douglas has spoken ur
voted for or against it, lie hus kept
mum, with an eye single to the prcsidcn-
cy.
When the Senat, Committees were
being reconstructed in such a manner,
and for such a purpose, taut any Senator
with spark OF nominees, ind, pendenco
or dignity would have been thcro, and
made himself hGarl-in other words,
when tho Senate was henping insult
and indgnity upon Douglns--where was
hel lie had the p'crisyl
When the death OF Bioderick was an
nounced--thc man who had died fighting
Douglas battlos--when tributes were to
be paid 10 his memory, aud when Doug
las, Of all living men, should have been
there; among the foremost in honoring
the memory Of the martyr-whcre was
hel lie had the diarrheG
When the Homestead Bill was to be
voted upon, giving TO the poor luboring
man a free home, for the use aud support
of himself and his family-where was
Douglasl He had a sore throat.
When the bill for the admission Of
Kansas was up, where wus Douglas, the
champion of Popular Sovereignty, who
had divided the Democratic party upon
.tle X MS 3 quCs onl He was pGiredof
So we might go ON. Whenever ques.
ton was up, ON which Senator might
show himself to be u man, or upon which
an issue might be made before the people
or when his enemies were handling him
and his dogmas without mercy, Douglls
was invariably absont--cause, pleunsy
diarrhea, sore throut, OF paired! IL.
No! he opened his mouth on one oc-
cnson--thut was when he introduced his
invasion bill, under the'pretcnse Of pro.
teeting the Slave States agai iustinvasions
and insurrectious, but in reality to ggQ
free speech in the Moth, and gain the
smiles Of tho Southern lords, who hid
been kicking and Culing him fer more
than year. Here Douglas steod up and
talked huently and bombRsdcally, bui
the effort failed in the effect for whichit
was intended. We believe he also pre-.
duced rehash of his Squatter Sovereign,
" harangues and Magazine ESSAYS, but
that Likewise fell stillbOrn TO the e0rth.
Such is Douglus-culltd, by way Of
burles1uc, a "Stntesman," the Little
Gialt, and so forth.---whom intelligent
people are cooly and imPuden,ly askedtC
| vote for! .....
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-08-03
NIIII TIlrN Cnlnr.


Frank II. Foirmuu, Esq, hitherto ono
Of the leading Democrats OF Madison,
Wis, has just published lcttcr in the
Argus and Democrat OF that city, resign
ing his position as Chairmau OF the Dane
County Democratic Committee, aud an
nouncing his intention TO vote for Lin
coin. He gives his reasons:
I cannot vote for Mr.. Brcckcnridrr. be-
cause he stands upon tho pro.Savcry
platform. ..
do not deem Il odyisablc to vote for
Mr., Douglas, for the following reasons;
lst lie cannot be elected.
I'd. Voting for him only increases the
chance Of election ofa pro-sluvcry can
didutc.
Sd. The resolution adopted az Ralti-
more which is indoucd by Mr.. Douglas
IN bis letter accepting the nomination,
substun tally ooncCdgs, so far ns princi-
pie l. concerned, all that the accession.
| ists demanded Il virtually dcclarcs that
| tho Democratic party will not only abide
/ by the "Drcd Scott Decision" but will
| also favor Congressional legislation 70
enforce and curry il into cncct--whlCh
means "intctvCution,' Tit means any.
thing.
4th. Thcultraists the South, hy their
action IN National Convention and else
where, have forced upon the Union mon
of the North the necessity Of taking one
extreme or the other ON the slavery Qucs-
| Itiou--my choice is the extreme for Free
dom rather than the extreme for Slavery.
| | intend, therefore, TO vote for Abra-
| ham Lincoln for President, believing that
/ he can and will be elected, aud that his
election will teach the ro.Slavery men
of the South profitable lesson; while
at the same time il will further the best
/ interests Of the whole country.
| We learn also that Mr.. A. Mengcs, OF
| Madison, one Of the most influential and
popular German citizens of Wisconsin,
aud Who'll has hitherto acted with the Dem.
ocrats, has left them in disgust, and is now
a strong Lincoln man.
VIM, h. Street, Esq. an influential
citzon Of Oskaloosa, Iowa, formerly d
Fillmore man, but subsequently a Demo.
Crut, has announced his intention 10 suD.
port Lincoln and llamlin.
Tho Randolph Courier Qll.) Rcpubli.
can announces that James H. Watt, Esq
Of Chester, in that county, has announc-
ed his intention 9 oct hereafter with the
Republican party. Mr.. Watt has here
tolorc bcen n thorough-going Douglas
man, but he suys that he has followct
that lend Gas long as any honest maj
ought to-" The Alton Courier says i
has known Mr., Watt for tho last seven
teen years, and that no man in Randolph
county enjoys higher reputation TO
sound Judgment, ineorruptiblo honesty
aud inAexiblo integrity. His influence
will greatly increase tho Republican
strength In Randolph county.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-08-03
ThCprRcticui workings Ofpop-
uinr Sovereignty ns klCEcrihcd
by it's Anthem.

ThC Practical workings OfPop-
ulnr Sovereignty ns tlcErrihcd
by ttS Author.
A large number Of our Northorn Dc
mocraey have clung 70 the popular e0se-
cign " hobby Of Mr. Douglas in rhe SO
Der belief that II wos the best methoi of
giving freedom TO the territories; and We
notice that quite a number Of those who
have recently changed from Douglus 10
Lincoln have done 30 on the grouad that
Mr.. Douglas comedies in his speech be-
fore the Senate that uon-interyeuton has
worked much better for tho South than
il has for the North. His remarks on that
point should not be lest. We have al
ready quoted thtm, lut they willtcurro-
petition; ...t,. -..
Il u part OF the history OF the country,
that under this doctrine of non intervene
ton, this doctrine that you delight to call
squuttcr sovereignty, the people Of New
Mexico have introduced and protected
slavery in the whole of that Tcrritory -
Under this doctrine they have converted
tract Of free territory, more than hyo
times the size ofNew York to slave terri
tory, Under this doctrine slavery has
been extended from tbs Rio Graude TO
the Gull Of Oililofnia, and from The line
ofthc Republic Of Mexico, not only up to
80 deg. SO min, but on 10 80 dcg.--giyisls
you a degree and a half moro slave terri
ltory than you claimed,
You asked only up 10 80 deg. 80 min, q,
and non-intervention has given you sluy /.
a half moro than you asked.
What other inch Of free territory has
been converted into slave territory on
the American continent since tho RevO-
luton CXcoptin New Mexico and Arizouu
undor the principle of non-intervenbon
affirmed at Charicstionl