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PROSPECTUS
nHB STAR ep pRggDenr.


DELIEVING THE PERIOD HAS ARRIVED IN
should shake off the etters and of sectaran bias
and in the face of policy and popular opnion-hnk speak,
act and decam without fear reward his principles uD
any and every subject not nimca the interests Of
the country. And believing furthermore that the en-
croachments Of inquiiy hyp crisy heresy u6dely su
perstition, humbuggery prestc with all their isms and
unpatriotic devotion the fundamental principles of our
government ieauly the increase therefore strong
efforts should be put forth by the conservative portion Of
country to uproo then and to the primitive
landmarks of our fathers We should have honest DEM
ocratc honest devotion to the church of
GOd-that sectarlan jealOuses may be ignored socaty
restored and the interest of section be made the in
terests Of also that prosperity ay spring up in the
midst of adversely To this end the undersigned proposes
to publish in the town of Wilson, n. Carolina weekly
paper entitled THE STAR OF FREEDOM - the first number
to be issued about the 10th OF May next provided
sufficient number Of subscribers be obtained to place
enterprise upon firm basis. The STAR OF FREEDOM"
will be Democratic in tone and sennent-and will be de-
voted to the advancement of the interests of the SO
country.
Its columns will be open for free discussion of all sub
jects, when conducted upon geutlemanly principles We
will endeayor to make it good truthful reliable reada-
BILE family Journal-independentin all thngs-neural in
nothing. IA. .tsS
Single copy per annum in advance, $500
Four % 500
Tsn eoDis. e. 20 u 90 90
-r9F--a,s : n-.''s- DIR. j. J. LAWRENCE
.5, ..-.. ..-- EDITOR PRoPRIEToR.
March 8, 1880. }.. ss-s,l5s4 o. g. s.,F IS
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RICHMOND AND PETERSBURG
H.E~< RAILROAD. a aE
Through Freight

ThrOug Freight
BETWEEN RICHMOND AND NORTH.CAROLINA. 3
EROM THE 9th DAY OF MARCH UNTIL
II the 1st Of September next the Freight and Accom-
mediation trains this road will leave Richmond and Pc
tersburg on MONDAY, WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY, at
eight o'clock, A. NJ instead Of nine o'clock. before.
Arrangements have been made by this Company for the
prompt and puncual forwarding and delivery of all pro-
duce goods ther articles OF freight designed for
portaten. either way between Richmond and points be-
Salisbury and Charlotte North Carolina ct low rates with.
out any charge for forwarding storage &C. All such ati.
cles sent to Richmond should be consigned and PLAINLY
To the Of the Freight Agent Of the Rich
mond and Petersburg Railroad at Petersburg" BY whom
they viii be promptly ioryarded As TO rates Of tolls
the roads south Of Petersburg (which they require h be
prepaid far RaeghJ information may be had at the
Depot Of this Company at Richmond.
Isa2ssf y 50 q, y IT. II. wYNNE, Sup't =
%. RAP. B. Co, July Is, 1859. - : SsTtG
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DRUGS AND MEDICINES,

DRUGS AND MEDICINES,
Fall Trade OF 1859.
H,HE SUBSCRIBERS ARE NOW RECEIy.
Il ing their Fal! supplies of
Drugs, Medicines. Paints, Oils, Dyestufs, Fan.
cy Goods, Perfumery, &C..
which have been carefully selected in the Northern Mar
kets BY Of the firm, 10 which they invite inspection
irom their friends aud the public generally.
PHYSICIANS,
Will find Stock complete and to those about conn.,
mencing the practice Of Medicine, guarantee outfit
for less money than they purchase it North, from
long experience in the business know best the art
ces and Quantities wanted by beginners for this part Of the
country.
COUNTRY MERCHANTS.
We can supply with Spices Soda Dyestufs Patent Medi
mines, Snuffs de- at very small advance New York
prices and request them price stock IN this line be-
fore making their purchases.
PAINTS AND OILS
We have given special attention to the purchase Of and
having bought them exclusively Of the Manufacturers for
Cash. will sell them ut such prices cannot fail to please
and would say Cash and shorttme purchasers they
will consult their interest by calling ON US before buying
PERFUMERY, SC.
OF the best Foreign and Domestic Manufacture such
Cologne Extracts, Pomades, Hair Oils, Satches Tooth,
Hair and Nail Brushes and Druggists Fancy Goods
ally. We have the largest and most complete assortment
have ever had the pleasure To exhibit.
Believing our home Journals sufficient medium for adj
verSing, do not think require the aid and did not
get up while North special Circular prrcaiming our
"speed and bottom preerring that our friends and the
community should judge whether sell good Articles
and Us cheap any other House.
Orders solicited frum the surrounding country, which
shall have prompt attention, and be executed with
neatness aud despatch. -
Physicians prescriptions and family receipts compound
ed at all hours OF the day and night with care and accu-
ncy.
Raleigh Sept. 26, 1859. S4-tf
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LANDECKER s. KLINE'S.
cIoTHINGl CLOTHINGI! HATS AND
CAPS! BOOTS AND SHOES!

We offer 10 The gentlemen a stock OF READY -MADE
CJnTHING and GENTLEMENS FURNISHING GOODS
unsurpassed in variety and excellence BY any other house
j.; ,ba c;ty Latest Spring STYLES of HATS and CAPS:
Tur stock Of NTLEMEN'S SHOES is very large, and
at asonshngly prices. Gentlemen will hnd II To 'he
interest to call on US before purchasing elsewhere
.as-s-r s LANDECKER d KLINE.
Raleigh, N. c., April 10, 1860. SO-zm'
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HARD TIMES NO MORE.-ANY LADY OR
AGRtleman in the United States possessing frum 80
to 81, enter into easy and respectable business by
which from IS to $40 per day be realized. For par
tculars, address with stamp)
W. r. ACTON 4 CO,
Al North Sixth Street, Philadelphia.
February g. 1860. 17-6mos
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MINERAL TOILET SOAP.

MINERAL TOILET SOAP.
MRS. e. r. MCGOWAN,
HNHE PROPRIETRESS OF THIS CELEBRATED
il SOAP, which is made from the deposit at
KITTRELL,S SPRING,
has been very attered and encouraged by frequent
eydenees of wonderful efficacy, in curing skin diseases
of all kinds of the unpleasant and Proractrd Char
ace The rapid sale it has met WITH and the increasing
demand has inducad her to engage more extensively IN
the manufacture of it. And country merchants all who
want 10 sell it again, be supplied by making aPPca
ton to her, to P. PESDUD, Druggist, Raleigh
Price so cents per cake 80
S. If any doubts the value of the Soap, they will
be referred various persons who have used it success
fully in the most obstinate
Any other so-caed Mineral Soap" than that acconpa
MED BY my and advertisement, is not the genuine
EitreH Soap.
Raleigh. March 9, 1860 2O-tf.
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VOUATT'S HISTORY, TREATMENT AND
u Diseases of the Horse with Treatise Draught,
and a copiOus Index.
For sale by
II. D. TURNER,
n. G. Book Store.
Raleigh, Feb. 10, 1860. l2-tf.
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GREENSBOROUGH MUTUAL LIFE IN
INSURANCE AND TRUST COMPANY. This Com

TREENSBOROUGH MUTUAL LIFE IN
INSURANCE AND TRUST COMPANY. This Com
pany offers inducements TO those wishing to effect Insurp
for life rarely presented by similar Institutions
Those who take Policies of Insurance for Life and those
only, Members Of The C5npaRy-ented to such profits
be realized from accumulated Premium Fund,
and from the large of Deposits in the Trust De-
partments Of the Company which kept actively en-
ployed.
Policies Of Insurance issued the applicants life,
the lives of slaves for year, or term of years, at
moderate rate Of premium.
Deposits of money received in the Trust Department
the operation of which is thai Of Sdeings BdhE-and the
depotos allowed interest the rate Of per per
for time exceeding four monis per cent.
four and not exceeding six months and per cent
for any time six months. . .
Pamphlets containing full and particular information
forwarded to any required address.
d. p. WEIR, Sec. DE- Treas.
Gretnsborough, N. C. September l. ls59. Sly.
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THE NORTH-CAROLINA FORM BOOB.

AN IMPROVED EDITION OF THIS VALUABLE
"A work recently published BY II. d. Turner Raleigh,
N C., printed good paper, and substantially bound in
law calf II contains Forms of all those legal instrl-
mens which people have occasion to use and furnishing
asoa guide 30 Justices of The Peace Sheriff. Clerks Con-
St .bes, COroners, School Committees &c &C., which
added the Constitution Of North Carolina and the Unit
ed STATES account of the principal officers Of the State
and O the counties titles of address, &c DC. Furnished
at the unparalleled low price Of dollar (being the
cheapest book offered for sae) When sent by mail
extra charge of 20 cents will be required to post
age on this edition. liberal discount made TO those who
buy 10 sell again. .-...r -.. .r .r.- .-t -r'
Published and sold wholesale and retail BY ...
.- II. ID. TURNER
At the North Carolina Book Store Rale Oh
And by j. b. LIPPINCOTT CO.,
and HAYES FELL. -'.''f-
....-. ..r -...- Philadelphia,
And by A. S. BARNES 4 Co.,
New York.
January 20, 1860. ct
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BLACKWOOD'S MAGAZINE Il BRITISH
...E REVIEWS. ...' '.r-. r
January 20, 1860.

BLACKWOOD'S MAGAZINE IL BRITISH
...F REVIEWS. ... 'r..
II SCOTT co, NEW YORK, continue to publish
LIE the following leading British Periodicals, viz:
1.-The London Quarterly, (Conservative)
2.-The Edinburgh Review, (Whg)
3.-The North British Review, free Church)
4.-The Westminster Review, Qiberal
5.-Blackwood's Edinburgh Magazine, (Tory)
These periodicals ably represent the three great political
parties of Great Britain Wing Tory, and Radical-but
politics forms only feature of their character As Or
gsns of the most profound writers Science Literature
Morality and Religion they stand they have stood
uurralled in the world Of letters being considered ndis
pcnsabe TO the scholar and the professional man. while
the intelligent reader of every class they furnish
and satsc'Or record Of the literature
the day, throughout the world, than be possibly OBJ
tanned from any other
EARLY COPIES.
The receipt OF ADVANCE SHEETS from the British
publisher gives additional value these Reprints mas
much they be placed in the hands of subscri.
bers about the original editions.
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DRY GOODS,

IL l.
CHEAPER THAN EVER!
uDHE UNDERSIGNED BEG LEAVE TO IN
form The citizens of Raleigh and vicinity tna' lucy
have Just received one OF the largest anu Des'
- Spring AND SUMMER GOODS,
-. .rar hasn exhibited in Raleigh Their Stock has
S saisc.ed with great care and of the latest mPor-
t;ons and therefore they venture to say tnhI 'ne ~
not he exceed in taste and cheapness. They call Tue
nsriicular attention of the Ladies to their
GREAT
;ety IF Fashionable Dress Goods, such as PLAID ana
Rlsck Silks Foulard Silk Valencias, Goats HAIR LOT
Sing Dresses Lawns Organizes, Robes IN BerHgss ana
Lawns Muslin of all prices ana quaes, s D., I'D
and English Ginghams and line assortment OF fn's a
Domestics All of which they offer at great
BARGAINS!
White Goods of every description; Ribbons ana DOH
lace Goods and Needle Works, the best
to be found in the city, Mantlas; Lace Fonts from 'ns
own Connected importing house, and therefore 'ne1 e
enabled to offer them .. Prs
Ok ner cent lower than any other house IN tins CITY,
Fbier stock of Fancy Goods and HosIeries anger a
it was ever before Hoop Skirts in abundance rom 10
50 Spring, and from 10 cents upwards Sho! Eo-iaa
nav particular attention this branch OF business ana
their large assortment is deserving OF especai nolce
Their stock embraces sizes from the smallest lna1t 70
the largest Ladies-in Congress and Lace CATERS
ing Shoes and SlipPers-Frepcn Mo anG Inv and
in fact purchasers may save 90 per cent. oy ouy'ns
them. ,pwrI = oor,-
Their assortment OF WAlChEo anu 'b ~ "
plete e., Co. ,ho TheraI nat
ronsoe they have heretofore received they pledge them
selves hereafter heretofore TO make 1t 10 the VI
buyers to call them before purchasing eisewnere'
ecov solicit an examination Of their Goods from Inc
Ladies feeling confident that the only place to secure great
bargains is at
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CHEROKEE REMEI

's.F CHEROKEE REMEDY.
VTNHB CHEROKEE REMEDY HAS ARRIVED, AND
Il those who have been waiting patiently be sup
piled OF .r-. ~ 4.a.s1 PESCUD'S DRUG STORE.
May 25, 1890 42-tE
s4s- Register copy. .....f, 81. ..r. a.t
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NEW WORKS ON ARCHITECTURE.
Sloan's Constructive Architecture.

NEW WORKS ON ARCHITECTURE.
SIoan's Constructive Architecture. rs.
A GUIDE FOR THE BUILDER AND CARPENTER;
n Exhibiting the construction of series Of Designs for
Roofs D0mes spires and the Five Orders of Architecture
selected from the best specimens of Grecan and Roman
ART with the figured dimensions of their Height Proec
tion and Profile To which is added Treatise ON Practi-
cal Geometry The whule illustrated BY sixtytwo plates
and accompanied by explanatory text By Samuel Sloan,
Architect, author of the "Mode Architect" CITY and
Suburban Architecture etc. One vol 4o price 81
SIoan's City and Suburban Architecture;
In which are exhibited numerous Designs and Details
for Public Edices Private Residences, and Mercantile
Buildings. Illustrated with 1856 folio engayngs,
panied by Specifications and Historical and Explanatory
Text BY Samuel Sloan author of the Model Archtect"
Sloans Constructive Architecture etc, One vol.
folio. Price Sl2 20.
Fur sale by q. -.f-lo. s..1
II. D. TURNER.
Raleigh, Aug Is, 1885, Tiff
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LAW BOOKS.

a LAW DICTIONARY AND GL0SSARY-Contain-
A ing full Definitions Of the Princ.p pal TERMS OF THE
COMMON AND Civil LAW together with TRANSACTIONS and
explanations of the various technical phrases n different
languages occurring in the ancient and modern Reports
and Standard Treatise, embracing also all the Principal
Common aud Civil Law maxims By Alexander NJ. Bur-
rill: and enlarged edision.
For sale by ~ s.ss s-.,.E 81 -.
W. L. POMEROY.;
Raleigh, N. c., Feb. %, $780, Vi = .'.' 17-H
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EMMONs, GEOLOGY,

EMMONS' GEOLOGY.
NTANUAL OF GEOLOGY, DESIGNED FOR THE
use of Colleges and Academies; By Ebenezer EN-
MONS State Geologis of rthCarolina Late State Ge
ologist Of New York Professor of Natural History aud
Geology in William College; Corresponding Member Of
the Academy of Natural Science. Phadephia, &c &c-1-
. IT'S. . ' For sale by --
Raleigh N c., March 8, 1850. ..--.s-,.s 20-tf 3,
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SALE OF REAL EsTATE.

10y VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST TO NE Exc
- cuted by JOHN Q. w. FAUCET, lately deceased,
on the 18Th November 1882 shall proceed 70 sell TO the
highest bidder for Cash. The 10th day of July next
the Court House door the City OF Raleigh house and
lot in the southern portion of the said City the Fay
etteville road, adjoining the lands of Sylvester Smith,
RANSOM JOHNSON, Trustee,
May 80, 1850. ISL 48-td.
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NSHE ELEVENTH ANNUAL MEETING OF
Il the members, of the N0RTH-CAROLINA MUTUAL
LIFE INSURANCE. COMPANY win be held at the Office
OF the Company in Raleigh at II o'clock A NJ on NON
DAY tie I'd day of July next.
June 5, 1860. std
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NORTH.CAROLINAW WRAPPING PAPER.
a s GENERAL AGENT OF r. Is. safer, PROPRlE-
n Tor of the CRABTREE PAPER MILLS. I am ready
settle bis accounts for Paper purchase STOCK and To
sell Wrapping Paper of all descriptions, on favorable
terms Orders for such payer solicited and executed with
promptness and dispatch.
-,..-st.. Q y ~ 7r. Raleigh, N. q.
February g. 1860 l0-tf
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TIME SUBSCRIBER TENDERS HIS SINCERE
thanks TO his old friends and patrons for their liberal
patronage heretofore bestowed him. and hopes BY strict
attention to business in the old way to merit their
patronage again. He all who may call on him that
be will give them general satisfaction in his line OF BUSH
ness He has just opened
New Livery Stable, ~.
in the of the Court House. and within few steps Of
his former Stable where he will keep hand some good
Pleasure Carriages, BUggies and Saddle Horses for hire
JAMES n. HARRIS
Raleigh May II, 1880, 3S-lm
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.
NEW BOOKS BOOKS

y ~ ~. n NEW BOOKS. "a sgss ~
DEy0LUTI0NS IN ENGLISH HISTORY, By ,Ro-
IL bert Vaughan, d. D.-volnme now ready.
George p Marsh. - - -,
, annual OF SCIENTIFIC DISCOVERY, or Year
Book Of cts in Science and 1850; Edited by D-
= AfiNiRRaTfyE OF THE DISCOVERY Of the Fate Of
Sir John FRANKLIN and his companions BY Captain Nc
CIintock, B. N, L. L. D.-With Maps and Illustrations
NOTES ON EUIsSlNGWha Il IS and what 1t is not
BIS Florence Nightingale. ~ zvs iti'sv' SrTgel
-sa- s-r' st.'s 1r F'fT7- W. L. PoMERoY1
Raleigh N O.. March o. 1860. ..,s-f.z- 2O-tf
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iHt'Ni-'17'5 a'lf 30 -..a'ol y l5'ir'9 ? =
.., ...rr.f.. % D..
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DRUGS AND MEDICINES.
81 P.. #. PESGUD.
wholesale and Retail Drugsisf,

r-. .f. GLYCERINE SOAP.
A DOZEN OF THAT SPL ENDID GLYCERlNE
A4A Soap which has given such universal satisfac-
iop and has become an indispensable Toilet article
For sale by l..,,>H
: p F. PESCUD.
Raleigh, May 1s, 1860. 40-tf
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AMERICAN CONTINENT,
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NEW 81 CHOICE EXTRACTS AND PER.
~ fumery also gross Of that Glycerine Soap, which
is such general fav0rte with all who have tried it, and
which is selling rapidly because it is the most emOent
elegantly peumed ard largest cake for the price ever sold
in this market
Call ut
PEsCUDS DRUG STORE
Raleigh, May ls, 1860. ... 4c-tf
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1860-02-01
The Atlantic and the Mediterranean.

- ~. ell
The Bay of Biscay and the Mediterranean
are to be united. l,200 miles to be saved, by
great canal through the interior Of Spain
The project has received the sanction of the
Government Of Spain, and the Qaeen, by her
proclamation of March 25, 1859. has granted
to its protector, Mr. Charles Boyd, of Barnes
Sorry. two, years 10 make the necessary prep
arations for carrying it into effect. The gi-
gantic work, which is designed to shorten the
passage of shipping to and from the Mediter
ranean and tho ports of Northern Europe,
BY more than 900 miles, will be 285 miles
in length. $40 feet wide, and 80 feet deep
navigable for vessels of the largest and most
unprecedented Dimensions.
1t will commence at Bilboa, on the coast
Of Biscay, and proceed through the Cantahri
an mountains and the valley of the Ebro, and
passing by Sarragossa and Estella, will fall
into the Mediterranean at the Bay of Alfa-
Iques, in Cataloni. The cost of this enterprise
has not yet been asccrtained, but it is almost
certain that large portion of the expense
will be borne BY the Spanish Government,
and consequently comparatively small
amount OF capital will be raised 10 England,
while the revenues arising from the tolls on
shipping and for right of way will be immense.
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celibasy q Ws.hingtOn Irving.

Instead of being a defect, the celibacy Q
Irving was bis crown of glory. Those VII,
have studied his writings. must have beel
struck with the remarkable transition from
humor to paihos. from the broadest fun /,
the most meditative sentiment, which occur
between the facetious history of New YorI
and the Sketch Book. Many. perhaps, imag
me that this is accounted for by his loss o
fortune But the feeling is too soulful TO,
such an Interpretation, 1t had its origin in
one OF those disappointments of the hear
which color allthe subsequent life of true
man. We trust that now there is no want Of
delicacy in alluding to the fact that the sub
Ject Of Irvings love died during their betroth.
al We have heard the last interview describ.
ed by member Of her family; and to the ga
cred sorrow thus engendered is to be ascribed
uauch that is touching and true in the senti-
ment OF irving's writings; to his feaIty 10 this
affection, in no small degree, is owing the
continued eensibility which kept his heart
fresh TO the last; and above all, that respect
for and sympathy with the innate aud holy
sentiments of humanity which he so long and
Uniformly cherished and manifested in letters
and in life. s s. 70 a:iEs ss.53 = :. :
e Nor is this all. Time may have healed the
wound and reconciled the bereft to another
relation; but there iatervened a period of dis
aster which drove bis eldest brother to bank
ruptcy; for his sake and that of his family of
daughters, Washington Irving continued sin
gle, took them all home, and became father
to the children. Beautiful was their mutual
devotion; happy their congenial household;
and Sunnyside is now bequeathed to them.
No one familiar with Mr.. Irving associated
the idea Of cellbacy with him; he was always
10 domestic atmosphere his nieees were
like daughters; his fair neighbors his favorite
companions; children the delight of his heart.
With such free and fond affections he could
under no circumstances. lead the life of a. sin
gle man. as the phrase is usually understood
he was domesticated in families abroad; he
was the endeared center of one at home; and
one Of the most beautiful aspects of bis life |
as well as one of the, most honorable, is that
selected as exceptional. after the lippant hab
it Of those who ignorautiy condemn what tbey
have neither the Justice to examine nor the
refinement Of soul TO conjecture may be an
evidence Of the highest love and the most he.
'oic self denial p. s sr-oas e
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a Family Nsrspqpr-Deoas TO tie Dsanuaaoa Of La.u en-,
z. sl.---No. lo.-WHOLE NO. 1870 ..n.r..

throw the institutions of the country, be We.
willing that those institutions should be over
thrown. The instruction of the young, the
general development of knowledge. and the
progress OF. art. build up our country. and rise
supreme above. ali other considerations.
Mr. sitton saidsit was the privilege of every
man to discuss the question of sIavery-it
was bis constitutional right. The Northern
Methodists were as Law, abiding people,
equal to any people in the State. and when
the time came for the establishment of a
Northern and Southern religion, things had
indeed reached desperate condition in the
affairs of the country. @ q
Question being on the indefinite postpone
ment OF the bill-ayes. 80; noes. %.
So, in Missouri, Methodists are prescribed
GfAeN RS as9sf n B..