, 1860-08-18

4'o51VSs A1t. AtAAs A.1.
I:os,on il good deal deserted. During tue
month ol July the weather va. unusually cool.
but August hiss nude full amcnls by success
sion OF hot und sultry days. Owing to the cool
weather in july and the abundant rains OF even
thu ,,rescn, month. the country never prt tsented
Il srsruer aud flcsher appearance ut this season.
Aud still tic corn las xrown well, nobody can
tell when or how. LAY is not too plenty, and
ii is confidently prophesied that il will be unu-
su:l1y high the coming year. This opinion has
prevailed lor two months. The difficulty o'
curi:g we'll is assigned as reason tor tins oP'h"
ion, and think, also, that the demand IS more
md more outruuping the supply.
Chief Justice Shaw hss resigned, ait:r thirty
ycar6 o: honorable service. At the age O.
eigh:v, lifty five years hfter bis admisslon ~
the Suffolk bar, lie seeks the retirement WHICH
his u.;c demands, fully enjoying TIC respect anu
ceaiid.ncc Of the people Of the commoa"ea''n'
His resignation is to take elect IN SEPTEMBER
next, JUS: thirty years from tue datc oil us ap~
monument by Gov I.eri Lincoln, in September,
l.so rs SUCCESSOR Of Hon. lsaac Parker. There
is a good deal Of speculation as to who the new
Chief Justice viii be. Judge uoar, Judge
U;.eios aud Charles Sumner hare been mex
toned. The Boston Adesr4iStr announces that
the latter could not accspt the ol}lce II 1t were
teulcred 10 liu,, and that hls name has been
suggested without lis knowledge or consent.
The Bel nnd Everett Central Club hus lung
to the breezs line new banner, 20 by 50 feet"
and has " dedicated Il hall to The noblest cause
on earth, excepting the Christian religion"
George Lunt announced that "youpg Ken
tuckiaa had Just taken oil hls lat to the tag in
trout Of tueir quarters" Mark this, my good
friends of the great Northwest, and sit down
again and count the cost Of going out with
4o,vno to $4,000 rnajori!les against this young
kentuckian with Lis hat off under L - by 81
fue new bauue.: Mr. Luut cared nothing for
Inst piratical signal, the platform Of the Repub-
lican party" He pitched into the "abotitlon
tiraJes Of Charles Sumner and stood up Tor
<the moral right aud constitutional sanction 9!
slavery" He said tha. " this was not an elec-
tion bu, revolution" Having whimpered most
e!oquen,iy oyer.-the prospec: of disunion, he
sagely remarked that "the two great impede
nents in the way Of the Bell party were want OF
knowledge and waot Of fui,h." Verify little
Light and 4 little principle sroutd help the Bell
Evere:,ites. Iflhcy could get but sIuint at
facts aad but grain Of faith in some sound
! principle, how the dead would lire again! Mr..
Luut put it es au hypothesis that :" the naked
object Of thei7 party is to deteat the Kepubl3-
cans," an idea which tickled the six hundred
immearely. IL closed by ahjutins "thc Cen
tral soul Of New England to do her duty 10
ward tho salvation Of the national slip" Six
hundred barnac!es doing their duty by the na-
tonal ship, having neither wit to see uor fuith
to believe that by pure administration 10 guide,
and By firm policy to apply the steady will Of
aa intelligent and honest people, a mutton shall
hold its place in the onward course Of history !!
The President of the Bell Eyerettises in CAM
bridge Reproduced the purpose Of the Repub-
| iicans to nuke Tree labor the only respectable
| labor" and asserted " rs business man" TINT
| there is as much freedom the other side Of Nm
sou and Dixon's line rs on this side" The let
ter Of D. u. BARNARD Of New York, WAS ordered
uyiuted to the number Of ten thousand copies,
as campaign documen. No. !. The "country
i
Of squeak No. / Of the ignorant aud uubelieying
BeIl.Everettites.
Hon, VIM. Il. Seward arrived in the city ut
hal:-past nice last night, ~ route from Msine+
lie was met at the depot of the Boston and
Muinc road by large deputation Of the young
and hearty Republican Wide.Awakes Of Boston.
lion. Henry Wilson and Charles Francis -1d-
aus escorted the distinguished Senator to the
Revere House, where be nude speech in his
happics: vein. His simple, tender and manly
acknowledgement Of lis indebtedness to John
Quincy Adams cannot be unworthy Il second
reading, if you have already printed it.
Mr.. Stewards prophetic assurance Of victory,
especially Of large msjori,y for Lincoln in
New York, was received with immense ap
plausc. Mr.. Seward las done his utmost tt
avoid any public demonstrations, but the ire
pressible enthusiasm which lie awnkcns wil
have expression.
Let me call the attention Of ycuv readers
who would like pleasant Christian record o
what Unitarians ure doing, to the Month,
Journal Of the American Unitarian Association
edited by Rev. james Freeman Clarke, tile nc
] EpIlHlsutQ cc~tCA3IS u +uE atSUEl0lt1us AUt
published by the ncw Unitarian publishers
Walker, Wise i Co. This is intended to be
UNCONVENTIONAL paper, not 60 much Us agaius
othur people as to look after Unitarian snutters
Mr.. Clarke, whoEe liberal Christian spirit au'
sincere Christian " faith working by lore" ca
br surpassed in no demon nation, is now in tn
second gear Of his most acceptable service a
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Is chiefly due that the Monthly presents so faith
: fal and genial record Of Unitarian Loirgs. u,
C!arke's libcrality is indicated by the fact tl4s
his pulpit has been occupied during his occs
i sonal absences the past year By ssvera! orths
. dox cGrgymeu, such as MIR. Manning, til
junior pastor of the Old South. Such ecnuiu
Christianity Of the heart and life has done
grent deal to form ties Of fellowship betwee
those Of different beliefs, and Gun assu1c an
Western Christian, Of whatever rect, that tt
!, Monthly which Mr.. Clarke edits will do hi
# good, eycn il he should not find all the lett
e | Of the word rs he holds it. i faithful ma
0 | true and good d few arc. alike gentle and ge
Q erou,, &c: earnest and brevc, doing in his VT
g aad with his might the good which Lo finds
= do. Mr.. Cla,k= is 4 shining exponent Of til
liberal faith which has 50 large place in Bo
| ton.
: Walker, Wise i Co., the new Unitarian pu
l. li.hcrs, have Of the tinest locations IN BE
s. ton for their business, aud nre takng icadil
o rank. The members Of The firm are ycu,
J. men, fully deserving their large succe.s, a,
INST unworthy the distinction accorded them
+ tA< Unitarian publishing house Of New En-
land. DocroR.
: The American Railway Union.
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