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Freedom in North Csrol;na

FAYETTEVILLE, N. c., April 4.-The Rev.
Daniel Worth has been found guilty of circu
lating "Helper's Impending Csisis," and SEN
fenced to Imprisonment for one year.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-04-05

Ihe worcester City A gency.-In Board of Al
deruen, March gth, 1860, John O. Hill was apponted an
agent TOR ne City Of Worcester to purchase and sell
spirltuous liquors Tor medicinal chemical and mechaui-
cal purposes fol the year. in conformity TO the
laws OF tins Commonwealth and such rules and regula-
uons as may be adopted by the Board of Mayor and Al
dermen The Aeencyi is at JOHN @. HILL = Apothecarv
app dSwgm w w RICF NtoroSi'
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THE CoNCERT.-We have heard the fear expressed
that the standard of music may be lowered at our
concerts, that their popularity may be increased;
but think no candid man will say it has been
with the programme for this evening before him
If the Objector, however, means that the musical
taste of a community ought not to be considered by
every musical association which looks to the public
for support answer is that if it is not the asso
citation must perish and no tears ought to be shed
over its departure. 1t is, ought to be, teacher
and must adapt its instructions to those whom it
would improve. Mr. Sumner evidently intends to
do this, while giving to us, at the same time music
of the highest character His success the best es
timony of his fidelity and judgement. The members
of the society have not been wanting in their duty
To fifty crown their winters labors, they should
and we expect will, see Mechanics Hall filed to-
night. Then may be sure that successive Fasts
will be ended as OPPORTUNITY and probably as this
will be by all who may be there
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-04-05

LETTERs.-The whole number of letters received
and delivered at the post Office in this city, for the
quarter ending March 31st was 127 200. Estimating
those sent from the Office at the same number, it
would make upwards of 100000 letters, which have
been manipulated at post Office during the last
three months.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-04-05

O'Clock, the decision rendered, was, that F. b.
Sanborn be discharged from arrest. lie was
accordingly set free and went home to Con-
cord The Court held that the Sergeantat-
arms of the Senate had no authority to dele
gate his powers to a deputy, and therefore
that Carleton, who assumed to be his deputy,
had no authority to serve the writ by winch
he undertook to arrest Sanborn in Concord,
last night,
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-04-05

FREE PUBLIC LIBRARY.-Persons DESTROYS of
borrowing books will very much aid both myself
and themselves, by selecting lists of books wanted
before coming to the library rooms the great crowd
at the rooms discommodes all.
L. BAKER, Librarian.
Note.-The neto books will be ready in a few days
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-04-05

c. w. FREELAND & Co., 1913 Main street, are pre-
pared to do big business in the clothing trade and
if enterprise wins success, then the young who
occupy the well known stand of Freeland are bound
to have rush of custom. They have pile of ready
made goods for spring wear
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-04-05

POLICE CoURT.-Yesterday, Bridget Heran, for
being drunk, sentenced for one month to the
House of Correction The case of John Gray, ar
raigned for adultery with Hannah Downing, was
commenced, but owing to the absence of material
Witness was continued to Saturday.
James Cleary, for larceny of hat from f. A El
dred, and book from VIM. H. Sanford, was sem
fenced, for one month each complaint, to the
House of Correction.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-04-05
The Paniin Railroad

Measures have been taken to preserve the
fragments for investigation.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-04-05

FAST DAY SERvICEs.-Rev. o. S. Senter of Bos-
ton, late of Minnesota, who has recently travelled in
Texas and given lectures upon that state will preach
in the Old South church at eleven oclock-subject,
"Chrstian courtesy"
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-04-05

WARREN.-Ihe town meeting in Warren was held
Monday, and the following officers were elected !:
Town Clerk-Samuel L. Blair, Seectmen-Joseph
b. Lombard, Frederic Brigham, VIM. A. Patrick.
Assessors-Stephen b. Richardson, Dwight Ellis.
Joseph Ramsdell. Treasurer-Samuel E. Blair.
School Commttee-Dr Joseph W. Hastings, for
three years The whole amount of tax voted was
$780, for schools, $1,000; highways, $780, contin
gent expenses, $2000 reduction of debt, $4,000
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uxBRIDGE.-Seyeral acres of moving land have
been burned over during the last week, fired by
sparks from the locomotives on the Providence and
Worcester railroad-A young man, bearing the sig
nfcant name of Fancy Tom," was arrested Mon
day by Deputy Sheriff Aldrich, on warrant charg
ing him with having multiplicty of wives.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-04-05

REV, MR.. HAGAN will preach Fast day sermon
at An Saints church, this forenoon.
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Stirring Events i'm Concord.
ARREST OF FRANK B. sANBoRN BY FEDEI
AL OFFICERS.
Hearing before the Supreme Court.

Hearing before the Supreme Court.
The ancient town of Concord was the scene
of profound excitement, Tuesday night, occa-
stoned by the attempted arrest of Mr.. f. B
Sanborn, by federal officers, on account of his
refusal to appear before the investigating COM
mittee at Washington. The design was to sur
prise him at an hour when he was likely to be
defenceless, and when it would be difficult to
rally the neighbors to his support. Their plans
were frustrated by the citizens. and by a writ
of habeas corpus, issued the same evening by
Justice Hoar. Mr.. Sanborn gives the follow
ing account of the outrageous proceedings
against him -
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-04-05

BRooKFIELD.-The town meeting in Brookfeld,
on Monday, resulted as follows -Moderator-A
himball. Town Clerk-W. Tufts. Selectmen-
Dwight HYDE Leonard Warren, Isaac Hammant
+, w Blanchard, Henry Richardson. Assessors
A. Brighman, A. Rice, S. o, West. School Com
mittee-A. Ii. Moulton, L. Warren. ovelseers of
Poor-H. L, Mellen, Ii. Richardson, S. ID. Bowers.
1t was voted to build two engine houses and TO raise
$500 for schools $500 for roads, $500 for the poor
500 for contingent expenses, and 1876 for new
road motion to constitute high school was lost
by a decided vote
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-04-05

FIFTY fears.-DR S. o RICHARDSON'S SIIFP
N WINE BlITERS has succeeded for the nerind -,
nan century IN maintaining its supremacy over ali OH
Sr eulclhes ii gives immediate apd action TO tbe
Stach ana Bowels and mparts to the patipnt cbneri
and happy anticipations, which never attendant nm
body. ' 4'iN''oiS Vi the
The Alternative and purifying effects of our Medicine
upon the stomach and Bowels is the means of criug
many hopeless Diseases which other medicines bave
tailed TO reach proof OF which we have frequent les
tnonlals nom all parts of the country of our Filters
having cured diseases which have been abandoned by at
tehne phN slclanS, among which enumerated ScRoP
LA hHEt MAilSM, FEVER AND AGUE SALT RHErM 6C
consumption III It's early stages has often been avered
" ,thelr use Its Unprecedented success however
Is based upon its certain and Immediate cnre ot
BILLIONS CoMPLAlSTs, DYSPEPSIA, JAuNDlcL, CosTIvE
NESS LIVER COMPLAINT and all diseases of inc Stoncb
and Bowels, for which it is conceded that DIR Apn
Suns BlfTERS have no rival. For sale by Druesists
everywhere, and at the Doctors Office Hanover street
Boston. deodiyw3n -' r,cbe
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-04-05

The DUDLEY MURDERs.-The New York police
arrested, on Monday evening, person called John
Il. Glynn," for the murder of Peter Naughton and
his wife, in Dudley, on the night of the 9th of No
vember 1856. On that night the residence of the
Naughtons, worthy Irish family, was broken open,
Peter and his wife were killed with an axe and
chest, supposed to contain their money was broken
open and rhed of its contents. John Glynn against
whom there were many causes of suspicion, was ar
rested tried, and acquitted the charge of murder
ing Peter Naughton. There was another indictment
charging him with the murder of Mary Naughton,
but after the first verdict he was discharged ON his
own recognizance, and the case was never brought
to trial 1t is probable that the person arrested is
not the same who was tried and acquitted in May,
1857, but another suspected person for whom the
officers have been for some time in search
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Spetlal glotltrs.

New stock of Custom Tailoring Goods
oelecteu nom Foreign and Domestic Manufactures We
guarantee our prices to be Low as the LOWEST and
our work second to other establishment in the city
So. I. w. FREELAND ~ CO.
"Po uu 1888 Main street.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-04-05

MRS. NJ w, GeraIds, PHYSICIAN AND Success
FlL MIDWIFE, removed TO No. Is Mechanic street d.
recuY opposite her former residence Specal attentnn
given to Uterine Complaints, and diseases If children
api dtt ~ = III
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-04-05
ESPECIAL DESPATCH TO THE DAILY sPY.l
A HORN DISCHA RGED.

BOSTON April 4.-When the Supreme Ju-
uiclai Court came in this afternoon at "a
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-04-05
DR.. j. Wesley Kelley, AnaIyticaI PhvsI.

stencil Plates, for Marking Clothing cut to order
~ superior STYLES of Roman letter. Old English and
ScIpt WIN Dlack or red ink, warranted indeble and
Worcester, Mass. Gtf ' up iai'
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LhiIIs Mint Speciiic-For Badness and Falling OF
Main street. dG,ytf - N'i'' ~" 30 -
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-04-05

HIfs Mint SpecIfc-For Badness and Falling off
Vi me HAIR For sale by JAMES GREEN Druggist,
-" 0ieet' d&wu ap2
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Or. stephen Sweet, of Connecticut. the creo,
natural Bone Setter. ~ '' 'ne sIea'
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-04-05

hoIi0way's Pills and Ointment.-Fraud bas
peen AT work in endeavOring TO impose upon the nnhlc
pase IMITATION he genuine may be known bv tic WI
yer MARI, Holloway, New York and London thar an
peis IN seil-tansparent letters in every leaf OF he H.
Tecuoh DOCK Sold at the manufactory, No so Naidcn
81 per box or pot d6t " ''' O'o,, ana
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-04-05

e., Dried AppIe.-Five Tons of superior Dried Apple,
Mai FeiS 'o"' oY DRAPER IL CLARK.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-04-05

All of DIR. Humphrey & CO.'S Sncriec unrnoo
h"o 81 nfguies pnt up expressly for family use with
orally. d&wIutse'f's anu otoreS gen
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Some and See the Plain Photographs at s.t->1c,,
Jhlb dtf SpOONFP T.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-04-05

Draper a. Clark, AGENTS for +ho sale of Manes,
ItoSelzed SuperphoshQte of Lime compo, ed Of Dried
iVu' bones, o!phurc Acid Peruvian Guano ana Sui
mh3l dEwff -' i'iN liOeS'
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-04-05

az h ~ Mint Specidc-For Badness &c. &C For
app dEwtf $500 N' VA" 9tie0''
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HAMPSHIRE COUNTY.

The house, barn and shed of Asa Warren,
of Naples, Maine, were destroyed by fire Mon,
day morning, with all the furniture three
horses, three carriages, cow, calf, hog, hay and
grain and farming utensils. Saddest of all,
Mr. Warren and his son, a lad eight years old,
both persisted in the flames
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-04-05

Mrs. y Goodwin, an experienced ana success
~ NoWe, holds herself in readiness day and night
atenu 70 the duties her profession Residence. Is
austlh street. diff o94
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rERa1s or ApvERr1sINc

TWELVE SOLID LINES or NoxPAREI. CoR ONE 1Nc,, on
LESS, MAKE A SQUARE.
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MIR. L1nco1n,s nn1n.,so,,- nl.l--.,..

VI 4 n L1nco1n's Eulogy on Henry CInv.
While few Of. the pretended i followers
OF Henry CloyureleagQingw his life -lonr
enemies -perpetuatc the degraded rule Of
the Democratic party, it isIrefreshing TO
read theto"ching tribute of abraham Liu-
coin to the "Gallant Harry Of the West,g
paid on the occasion of the death of the
latter We give an.extract: I &.
On the fourth day of July, IT7G, the
PeoPtel ct q few feeble aud oppressed col
ONES OF Great Britain, inEa6fting por
ton OF the Atlantic coast of North Amer
lca' publicly declared their National Inde-.
pendeneS' e and an made their appeal to the JUS
tlce of their cause, and to tic God of bat
ties, for the maintenance offthat dccloro-
ton. That people were few in numbers.
and without resources, save only their.
wise heads and stout hcarts9 Within tho.
first year of that declared independence.
and whilst its maintenance WAS vet prob-
lematic-while the bloody struggle be-
tween those resolute rebels and thcir.
naughty would be masters was still va
ging, of undistinguished parents. and in.
an obscure district of one of thoseSolo-
uies, Henry Clay was born. The iAfant
nAtion and the infant child began the rAce
together. For three quarters of n ceutA-
ry they have travelled hand in hand. 1hcvv
have been companions ever The nation
has passed its peril and is free, prosperous
and powerful. The child has reached his
manhood, his middle age, his old age, and
IS dead. In all that has concerned the ma
ton the man ever sympathiZed, and now
the nation mourns for the man.
But do we realize that Henry Clav is
dead! Who Oivo ho
that majestic form shall rise in the council
chamber OF his country, to beat back the
storms of anarchy which may threaten. or
pour the oil of peace upon the troubled
niliows, as they rage and menace around?
no can realize that the workings of that
gallant heart are stillcd-tlldt tile mighty
sweep of that graceful arm will be felt no
more, and the magic of that eloquent tongue.
winch sPake ms spake no other tongue be-
side, is hushed-hushcd foreyer?' Who
can rcalizc that freedoms c1iampiou-tl,.
champion of5a civilized world, and of all
tongues and kindreds, and people, has in
deed fallen? Alas, in those dark hours OF
peril and dread which our land has rxpc-
rlenced. and which she may be called to
experiences again--to whom now may her
people look up for that counsel and ad.
vice, which only wisdom and experience
and patriotism can give, and which only
the nndo"bting confidence of a aatien viii
receive? sLs.l,.
Bat Henry Clay is dead. His long and
eEenttul life is closed. Our country is
prosperous and powerful; but could it have
been quite all it has been, and is, and is to
nmes have 'dcmnnded, ana such, IN the
providence of God, was given to rs. But
his form is lifeloss his name will
live and be loved and venerNted iii both
For,it is
"One of the few, The immortal names,
Tint were not born to do"
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Way CHIIDREN DIE.-The reason wh7

WHY CHILDREN DIE.-The reason why
children die. says HdlPs Journal of Heath.
Is because they are not taken care Of
From the day Of their birth they are stu
piled with food, chokcd with phvsic
sloshed With water, suiiocated in hot
rooms, steamed in bed clothes. So much
for indoor When permittedto breath the
pure oir, once Il week in SUMMER. and once
or twice. d1ring the colder mohths onlv
the nose Swallowed to peer in daylight. 4
little later they are seut out With no Clothes
on at all on the parts OF the BODY which
most need protection-b0re legs, bare
arms, bare necks, girtcd middlcs, with an
inverted umbrella to collect the air and
chill the other part of tha body. A stout,
strong man goes out on cold day with
gloves and overcOat, w0olIcn STOCKINGS.
and thick. doubie-soled boots, with cork
between and rpbbers over. The same day
y child of three years old. nm infant Of
mesh and blood, and bone and constitu-
ton, goes out with shoes us thin US Du
per, cotton socks, legs uncovered to the
kness, neck bare; an exposure which
would disable the nurse, kill tile mother
outright, and make the father an invalid
Tor weeks. And why? To harden them
to a mode of dress which they are never
expected to practice. To accmstom them
to exposure Which dozen years later
would he considered downright foolery.-
10 raise children thus for the slaughter
pen, and lay it to the Lord, is too bad.
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E9-SPEciAL NoTIcIs Double the above rates
, A1- early Advertising reasonable terms accor-
aMg TO the space occupied and the number of changes
Al Advertisements from transient persons or stranr
crS to I've paid for in odrance y s
is9sness Cards not exceeding fvo lines $40 per year.
or 50 for six months, but for shorter period nofhing
will he counted less than n square ~ s'''''5
The privilege Of Annual Advertising ia lpito1 10
tie Advertisers own Immediate business: and nil
aAySrtlsemGnts for the benefit of other persons as
Wen Wen as all legal advertisements, and advertisements
OF auction sales and real csata in by them must
be paid for at the usual rates ~
Acknowledgements not accompanied with written
directions. will be Inserted until forbid and cinrcc
accordingly. '''U S''''' @ 81"
Notices for Political Meetings to bo charged in all
Marriages, Notices of Funerals, and announcements
of Sermons, so cents zach. novII-'So
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MANHOOD,
HOW LOST. HOW RESTORED

Just PaIhsAsd in a Sealed larciort,
A ALECTUREON THE NATURE TIEATM EsmA AND
RADICAL. c. RE OF, ,SrERSIA TORElfol:A, or Sem
imNl Weakness, Sexual Debility. Nrvy0usi,esz and
Involuntary Emissions. producing lnpotrncy Con.
sumption and Mental aud Physical DSlrtv
By ROB. J, CULyEllEyELL, M.. D..
The important fact that the awful consequences OF
selfnluse may be ecctnHIlv r"i,nvedevitI0ht inter
ma medicines or tho CanEer0',. applications OF caus.
tics, Instruments. mctcntei h"ugic5 and other en-
pricH devises, is here clearly demonstrate and the
entirely new and highly successful treatment nS
adopted by the celebrated author fully explained, by
lHcans OF which every is enabled cure himself
perfectly and at the least possible cost thereby
avoiding all the advertised nostrns of the day. This
Sent under seal any address, post 7Ddid' ON tho
receipt of two postage stamps, by addressing DR..
CIAS. J. C. KLINE, $50 First Avenue, New York,
Post Box 1886. ivl6
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Assets, Jamuorv 1855.
S1.5O6.3ST SIS

TOTAL LIABILITIES: -
Unsettled claims not tdue,.........$173,92 ,92G 81
ss~l Losses Equably adjusted and promptly pad~tsa
Upwards of sII,OOO.OOO
hi Losses have been paid by tho Etna Insurance Co..
i'll the past IS years.
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A.Mississippi paper says that Mississippi
pledges her word not to submit to tue rule
of "Black Republican Presincnt" We
wonder, says Prentice, if her sword is as
good as her bond.
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EhOicG First Glass Insurance


R0-Casl Capital SlOcO,OOO absolute and uni,paired
WIN sTR"LCs or $506.3S7 SIS.
Aud the prestige of Is years SUCCESS and experience
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Gone of the few, the immortal names,
Tint were not born to did,"
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am on the eve Of setting out for a
mass meeting, TO be be held in FauQuier
tomorrow and the next day; similar gath
crings occur next month in Campbell aud
Culpepper; and in short time all our
cismontone country will be oblaze with
the sacred fires of 'thc Constitution and
the Union" We hid you God hnil, and
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New York Paper Warehouse.

ONE PRICE ONLY WHERE PAP DEALERS.
~ booksellers, StNtioMers, Flinders, Printers, and
Purchasers generally from 10 to 20 per
by purchasing from first hands,
Having increased Manufacturing Facilities,
offer great inducements parties in want of Pa
pcrs such usually sold by Paper Warehouse.
Ledger and Flat Papers, F"oIscHp, Letter Note and
Billet EOliN Packet COmmcrCiA and all grades Of
French Papers CoIored Papers, Tissue. Binders,
Trunk, mud Straw Board, B0tting etc, etc: HANK
Note, Bond, Drawing. Bank Envelopes Particular
. attention paid to supplying Banks with Ennk-Note
and Letter and Account Papers, Schools and Semi
nATtos CIergyn:eD and Professional men. BiIIlcNdS
in stock: ready ruled for Printers from IIeRlIE
to the sheet. Blue and White, Tove and Laid. In
fact, complete Paper Bazaar. Send for Circulars,
and your money. Orders by DIil, accompanied
with cash, will be filed well as If present in peg
sOrs CARSON HARD.
= aP44lyE Paper Warehouse, A BeeklnHn st.
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FIRE AND INLAND NAVIGATION
Risks accepted st consistent with solveMcy and
fair profit.
EslTcl0I GSRttol qrsII 10 Insurance of d TVILLLNS
and GaIt'nts for terms 4r roMc to ftge ysurs.
The progress of this Corporation has been stable
and uninterrupted through seasons of financial
shine aud storm periods eVentful i'll exempt from
sweeping cHuiAsrNtions and maritime disaster Re-
'ng long established cash basis, the troubles of
t'c credit system affect in material particular.
During "arri Tines the security of reliable Insu-
rAir" Is az Imperative dmtythe ability of property
i'i1"rs I" sustain loss being theu much lcssened.
Policies issued without delay and all business at
toniei 10 with dspatcll and fidelity, by
n. G. ARTHUR, Agent,
Office over the Bank of Wheeling.
f"hl9-law till Jan Ist so
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Men who Do ana /" Man who DON'T
Care Whether Slavery is Voted Up

"a n
or Down.
We hold these truths to be self evident.
that all men nre created coual. that they
arc endowed with certain iualicu@bIe
rights, among which are life. liberty and
the pursuit Of happiness.-DecEqrQt OF
Inatpeudenee..
] DON'T CARE whether slavery is vot-
cd up or voted dowu.-Stcphen H. Doug
las
1t is among my first wishes to see some
plan adopted by which Slavery in this
country may be abolished by law Wash
ington.
l DON'T CARE whether Slavery is vot-
cd up or. voted down.-Stephe1. Il. Doug
Indeed tremblc for my country when
T reflect that God is inst. that Ills ;nstice
cannot sleep forever: that considering
numbers, nature and natural means only,
IL revolution of the wheel of fortune, an
exchange of situation is among p0ssibIc
events, that it may become probable by
supernatural influence; the Almighty has
no attribute that can take side with us in
such Il contest.-Thomds Jefferson.
DON'T CARE whether slavery is vo-
ted up or voted down.-Stephcn d. Doug
las.
We have found that this ecH (slavcry)
has prcycd upon the very vitals of the
Union, and has been prejudicial to the
States in which it has existcd-Jumcs
4Honroc ...s
DON'T CARE whether slavery is
voted up or voted down.--Stephen 4.
Douglas.
Sir, envy neither the the head nor the
heart of that man from the North who
rises here to defend Slavery on principle.
John Randotph.
DON'T CARE whether Slavery is