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Of Justice to suppose design TO effect such
Object
II is well known. however. that
these two declarations are little more
than new for the ancient rules OF thu
common law. as expressed by For
tescue: Imprius ct crupelis iudican-
.ius est qui Libertate non f@vet. He is
to be adjudged impious and cruel who
does not favor liberty; and. as ex-
pressed by Blackstone. The law is
always ready to catch at anything in
favor OF liberty But. a no pre-
scripticn runs against the King. so no
prescription is allowed to run against
Slavery, while all the carly victories
OF freedom are set aside by the slave
masters to-day. The prohibition o!
slavery in the Missouri Territory.
AMI all the precclents, legislative and
judicial. for the exercise OF this pow
er. admitted from the beginning until
now, have Teen ovcrturnel: but at
last, holder grown slave masters do
not hesitate to assail the principle o.
jurisprudence which makes slavery the
creature of positive law alone, to be
upheld only by words Of Irresistible
elearness.' The case of Somerset,
in which this great rule was declared,
has been impeached on this floor, as
the Declaration Of Independence has
been impeached also. And here the
Senator from Louisiana MIR. Benia-
mini has taken the lead. lie has
dwelt On the assertion that. in the
history Of English law there were
earlier cases where contrary prin-
ciple was declared. But permit ms
TO say that no such cases. even IL they
exist in authentic reports. can impair
1.-THE influence Of this well-considcrcj
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1860-07-12

ELISHA GARRETT, A. r. c.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1860-07-12


the great question of race. in the vari.
ons lights of religion. and science.
Sure | am that they who understand il
lest will be least disposed to the pre-
tension which. on the assumed ground
at inieriority. would condemn one
race TO be the property of another. II
the African be inferior, as is alleged.
then u IL the unlucstionabl- duty of a
Christian civilization to lit il from It's
Ssgra lation, not by the bluigeon and
the chain-not bv the barharous pre-
tension Of ownership--but by a gene
rous charity. which shall be measured
precisely by the extent Of its in
fsriorisy. 'fh. second argument put
forward for this pretension. and twice
repeated by the Senator from Missis.
,ipi j. that the Africans are the pos
'erity of Ham, the son Of Noah.
through Canaan. who was cursed by
Noah. to lie the servant that is the
vorl emplsyei-of his brethren. and
that sbi. nsaleaiction has falleL upon
all his descendants. who are accord
iagly devoted by God TO perpetual
bondage. not only in the third aud
fourth generations. but throughout al
succeeding time. Surely, when tn,
Senator quoted Scripture to enforce
the claim Of slave masters. he drl not
intend jest. and it is hard to suppose
him ia earnest. The Senator i.
Chairman OF the Committee on Mill.
fary Affairs. in which he is doubles,
experienced. lie may, perhaps. set 4
sqnsdron in the field. but he has evi
IDENTIFY considered very little the tex
II Scripture on which he relics. Thu
Senator assumes that it has fxcl tn,
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1860-01-11
GljGS ASSerB,
Grieoensri;hter lnb Stlreiber

8ricoen6ritter umo Sdreiber,
Sat Icine Office an SO. 70 g8c1 Samittor.
Strabc nS4ns 9tdrr su Gli Georges g3rtbS'
baus, nllwp CT immer brreit Iein wirp bic Ylid
ten, bic rem gImte ptIic9rn, unparttrii1G unp ee~
m1rnbait ;u crtiiam. 9lu6 bat er rine Nsnt.
Idoit nm lcgenrrS @crmEBcn Su pcrtauien, unp
tirtct rcebalt 10 CUTE 98ctnbauicr unO rinc gIns
3abt Stott .Grtten, srle9cn in ricler Statt, mb
in ter Statt Gatalauaua sum Grfauf an. Ycrs
icnrn i'm Gantr, bic ju fauicu srtrnfsn, perecn re
Su brem Gortbeit fnrrn lei itm onSurufrn.
Gli16 @lcre, N9cnt.
9lncntdun, 1ECmtcr IA. ra6m
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1860-01-11
&ine neue fSirm1.

Die llnterjeidnrten 9strn birrer6 ibrsn Srrun'
ben unp Rem algemeinrn 9ublifum Na6riht, rab
lie nit chamber in @rlrGl6aft setrrtrn Iiub, unp
,war unter Der 6irma ron q M unp Sub.
III 9, untsr weIder fs bic 0srbr r.@ ( d. If.
te an Der Gsber Grtrt, in Saljburs 1aunItip
bem alten Stanbplass rss Deter Gupwis. 70 pit
einen 6 rbers StUtr, IN tsr Start Mlsn.
taun, Dem frabsren StanbpIass BON @rm une
5sdsr, fcrtlcbrn iDerttR.
2ln ibrr @ertsrei in trIa9tsm 9aunI4ip BE-
,a6Isn Fs INNER bic bT6Ren Marftprrtfe in Bar.
selp Opsr i'm austauld fir 4eesr, fir
2(Qerlei robe 9dute uno &inoen,
unb an iDrem StCGr in aaentuun-io pic an it.
rsr @crbrret-wrrren ils su alien 3sitrn cine sOa-
fdnriss auswabt.
Spm allerbeifem 2cbcr,
BON iebrr 8encununs gum 8srfauf auf 6nnr fall
ten, tpel6eS lie 9csen gustauId fir RIPE SGutt
cher Sar8rlb, an prn nlIrntsNrsltsn 9rriben ob'
laeen.
gllS nrue 6irma bitten fe batr UNI senri0tm
3ulpru6, unb perN4srn, bae iir li6 ilsts tsmubrn
,rkrben, ole ibre Gunbn pp0snbs gu teIriepiSrn.
9Silliam Grim,
Salomon 8. 9uo>pi9.
9lcbsmter 16. na-3Ol
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1860-01-11
@eleQI00ftS : 9luHDinn4.

giafridt wirp IiSrmt 0e9etsn, bnB bic felt ris
niger Belt btr 3wiIdrn ten llntersct6neten, untrr
ter 6irma SUn MarRellsr, &pGcr unp GCmp., In
tem Ndlcr 'Gr1dGit, In Sal,turs GaunIdp &c.
da Gaun ., tsItanpene SanrrIs.8rma am 2tsn
NcSemtsr, 1850, rurd a[lrrieti9e GjnptqiBuns
aufsetEbt mcrprn III. glae Dtrjcnisrn babrr
msl6s nod an brlastr 5irma I6ulpig Inp, linb
birrrm4 aufsrfcrbert ;wii&en nun unb Dem 1.
Sanuar td 2rsi Su6man. in teben Sdntm T6
bic SuGsr Der 6irma tefnrrn, in rsr Stabt Gt'
lrntnun, an3urufen unS abSub5a9len, bamit gllrs
in 9ttdh9tet 9rtra6t wnbrn Fann.
Soiepb Woritetler,
Benjamin &ober,
2epi Sutbmon.
IeWmttr 7. no4m
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1860-01-11
9eeue
GinlaOung GUT Sub(friptiOn

SutilGums Gus9ate BON
S6iQcr'5 iGmmdiben @erfen,
9radipra aus9siatist nit bem wOblsstrcfTrnrn
Ycrtrait S6ilIsr's In Stabllid,
/ Ror r0ttCGiutonb uno @otbG6uitt.
0rciS nur $500.
Das NamenS Se3sidnib trr SutItritrntcn
ptrp ais @rnnerlm9etafsl unp gum Inpsnfen Der
8ersbrcr brs 9rSbtm reutlden OtGters rem Su'
dc spr9strudt,
Ba- Sn 5cl8s res aGsrmsin ousgslprp6ensn
Wunl&ss rr6fus i6 eine nsue SubItriptiun auI
btrlr pra6tppa aussrllattste 2Iussate BON SGu.
Irr's IdmmtIjfen 0srten su tem mnbSrt tiai.
gen prsiIs BON bret 1balrr unc labe Al
rsdt Iebbaftsr ststlnabme stn.
j. 10. TBomas,
@srIa9fs sSubbanblcr uub eBu6Orudtr, QbitaS.
R6y- SubIeribsntsn auf bas pbist Bert rpsr,
tfr in bisIsr Orudcrsi anssnommsn.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1860-01-11
Nll Qu8se6ren6e.

Der Sttanntmadrr, rstdem feline Gs1untGrit
ipiebCr in rinisen ppaen, eur4 Gin rinfa6ct Nit.
tel Drr9rTrlt wurte, no6cem sr rinige Sabre an
eincr I6lmmen 2unscn Sranttcit, cher an brr
Ihutli6m &rautBtit, tie 9lutSebrung. seliten
bate, wInlht Icinn lciprnbrn MitmrnI6rn has
Odtcl tetannt gu maiden. 9ln ale wcl6e boIs
elte min idm, wirb sr cine Gcpie rer YreIcripticn
tcltrnfrri, NIT Der Oiretticn bic WebiSin ;u Srrs
fcrti9cn unb 3u 8rbrauten Itricnpn - wsIdrs
Odttrl lie eann fnbrn wrbsn rnr unfebItarr Cur
in 6dsn pcn Gpnlumptrn, 9labma, Srpn6itis,
II. +. ~. trmertrn wirb. Die rinsee llrIa6e,
wnrum Der Srfanntma6sr Serofts 9rIcriptipn
auf pirIe gIrt SsrIenprt. II rrr @unI6 ben 2eiNm
ren gu telfen-uno CT bpfft RAP ale Qsirrnbs Gle
nrn Scrlu6 nit ieinrm Niittel onltslm mE6ten
Sumal ba rs n6ts tclst uap ibnen prfliA Gin
Srssn Iein fam. Nan aOprsbire.
Gbrlp. s. u. 9Silion,
SHigiamstur9b, Sings &C., 81. %.
October 26. ra2M
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Q5rgerrirnI G0rgrreiea! Gro,rrrirn !

Grojrrrirn Grgsreiea! GOro}errirn
s&SSTa Srouner uno tpeiBer 3ufer
tfsss1ai) better pulperiiirten, oo., better
.2EszaSazssEzSzAA zsszzAA onoerer 3uder, &io Coffee
ea0uird, Saricobo, uuo Grtra SABA @of:
fee; @rtro ibwerer 9oloen Sprup Wo:
loBc6, better Bad sMolab bes-9cma blnct
unp feine5 Sol6, Wafrelen
limb turj elm icSer Qrtitet, ptber su rem GSrcte
rtS.8sfbaft 9sbSrt-an prsiFcn nit Zen 3ctCn dbsrr
llfimmenb.
0urb rInttlidG H,partune ibrrr Grfd6fc uni
9trrbti Btbaurlun9, brfcn sir unlrrn autbeil Del
Sunit ets putlitums une Su,uSisbCn. acinc GGte,
~croEn faIib an9sprisisn um siuln &rrtauf ju BE-
;pIdIn.
.O8ir tbun eiR ou5fblie6libcS g a t.
9elb.@e fbG ft-Nur Elm Qreib unt
teln gta6lob.
81. S.-IHs Qrtsn 2anoes: lrcouttCu, psreSr I'M
austauib fir Sitter on9encmmCn uub Ger bSbtt
MOrttprSiS eaftir crtautt.
GrSeiO 70 gut uno rufst Bel uns nn sbc br rpnlt:
rpc tauft-nitbts wirp rafdr 9crsduc fdr Die Sitter
Su ici9Cn.
R0ber uno qerb.
6. Wa. RSbet. g. Z. qrrd.
December ID nqlS
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An 0as - II b | / X IL III.

0 etrntbG Slauerunb & blen.
Die llntrjeihnrtrn bitten tint @rIaubni6 ben
Sursrrn pon aacutaun unp Der llmsessnS an,us
jCigen, pae lie neulth bic Miuble an DEM Serbian
Slug, etpa rine Wleils nSrbIi6 prn @aentaun
tstannt ais Sub's Mabr, ssrsntrt batrn, ollrc
Te brrsit Iinb
2(ae Nrten Wablzltrbeit ju perri6ten,
mp pas YubIitum nit
eflauer, efuttrr unb Q5rtraiOe
ron alien Sprtsn ju tslorgrn. Sir g8ai,sn
8pssen, g8elI6fcrn unp Snfsr wrb an ibrer
Dluble, 70 mic an ibrrm Stu9rbaulr, am gds brr
enpsn uup 9ten Straee in Aurntaun. Cbsfannt
unter Dem Namen 5rei' Sallr) Der bE4fs Narft'
preis triablt.
Srpsrs fir 8tausr, 5uttrr unb Gstruire wsr.
ben an ibrem Stcbrbaule rbsr an ibrm Offs lei
itrm Srtlsnbpfe, in bsm srRen gSarb G. 8.
6lrppin9er's alter Stanr) ansencmmrn.
Sic brtrriben aud ME rberrm bas Rcblrn' '@t'
IdGft unb bas @rtrape' @sIdaft an ibrrn olte,
StanpFlGbsn.
Die 5reunbe unb ,JSuntsn BON 3ilaGman Sub
Inb setetcn uns nit brsr Sunb16ait ju te9un'
tt9en, bic itm gu She'll rurbr, inbrm mir allrs
MS9ltGe tbun wrrtn ol9cmstne Seiriepisuns gu
9etsn.
s9rSir 9etcn aud bier Nadrdt, bas Fe bat
Sar9clos osSpltem an9cncmmen bapen, unp paber
i'm Stanbe lInO bepeutsns billissr gu psrtaufrn !;
pab fe fiG unumsdnali6 unp IN nllm unp jstrr
5allen barna6 ri6trn irerpen, unO bas Grepit'
SY1sm bur4aus aufsc9rtrn ba6sn.
8ptb, Miflep unb 60.
GQrntnun, gicSemtsr 2. natt
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Cine EcrIiAe 9eGr9cnbcit! F.!
6 / u e 6 G r. b g + G /

d Durb 9riuat Soonpel Su perfoufen.
Der untsr,e6nste riinIft feline srrtrrfiIi6
einsrri&tcte 0srterri, seleaen In gBaldinstcppil'
le, Wrntcur GauntY, an letr Dprtbciltafen Se'
binsunsen burd YriYat Sanrel gu Srrtaufrn.--
Oic @erberei' 6cbGMbe linp srpb unp
brqurm unb cs bsfnren IIb 25 @rutru, cine quite
0tinbmmibIe unb fur; @Qes patsi, bab su elmer
pcuaanoi9rn @erbsrsi setErt. Die fsrnsren Ser
tsberun9cn auf hem Gsenttum fnb
- Sin 5rpeilt0fi9tes @oDnbous
IsH:E rno Stall,
EssssssasS EEssasasS 70 tpie anbre &uBrnsetdu6e-e be-
fnbst Itb etenfalls rtn berrli6sr @aurn nit au.
ten 8ru6ttdumcn parauf.
Bay- 9tinbsn unb toiute InS I'M llrtrrfluf in
Der llm8r9enb gu toben-unp iitcrbaupt IN piss
Ie9r wrrbpcles Gissntbunt, unb wirp nur brspr.
gen Safauft, wril rsr Gisrntbdmsr glirmanb in
iciner 6amlie bat, rrr bsle GcI6Gitt 3u trtrriten
wiuI&t, uao CT isItf niat figlt ols wplts sr tis'
irtte Icltl furtIeBen.
Die Seein9un8cn lcaen Gedt 9cmadt perbrn,
II. iino gu Crfatrrn in bsm Suhlotr su bem ,,9rGa
@auntp Qatrict" ersr tsi bem Gi9sntttmer IeltR,
wrbnIaft in MiItpn, ga.
0opio &romm.
9errmtcr Z. 1859. natS
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0cIeaIebaft8 = 9(uflDlun9

/, I, gladutt mirb bicrmit ocaeten pab bic felt ei'
niger 3ett Der Strii6rn rm untrjcdnstrn, unttt
Der 5irma ron q II bunp 81 i be r, In ru
Stpbr @si6Giten, in Nnentdun 9eda @auntY
bffanesns SanrslS Girma. am 1len December
1859, bur6 tciperIeitige ginwillisun9 aufSclGbt
mprben III. Ollie Dkimi9en bobcr, melde nod
an teInste 5irma i6uInis finb, 1nb tierburd
aufssfcrpert, 70 talo alS mt8ltb, an rem alter
Stanbplabe, oawp bic Sii6er mod cine Scitlane
yevtIeitCn werbsn, orsuruisn uub absutesatln-
unp SrlAe bic mod rsAtmdbse 9lnfcrperunser
tatsn mS9en, fTnnm tieieltr stsnfatl5 fir Ss'
3ablun9 rinrriden.
ltriob @utb.
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" s, S. @et0ltlbdum
SpttfuS II II b ScuIiT,

..gsu @en YbuaeeFbia. g. r.-.
3i6t ben 8drscrp BON Qtlentaun unb tcr I'm,
ur sbrsrbictisit Nd6utt, raB er zine Stute
en- . amsritm Scttr' in NatntAun, srSFuet
allpo rF
|ilen BON isoer SerfbieoenDeit, 9r0Be
une Sualitdt,
Sertduf anGirtet. t.-6erner:
Fine nrue Gl0nturs ron 8rilIen, fir noGrs
fernes Sslen, nit @rtp~, Stabt- unp anperH
zlaeunesn, unp rin ntues uno Serbseetes @ls
smeut psrifcral unp poratOla seIdIifcne
t.@IGIer, ron Ieiner ei9enrn Manufnttur.
lpanI6t bsICnprs bic aufmsrtIamfst res pub'
ms auf feline 9riaeu fir fur5f6tigs c
rfpnen, unb fir 9rrlcncn, weIde Nuf ben
arart ibrsr Quscn tatm rprrirrn laBen, unb
dfallS auf Irnr nruc Art @lGIer unp Ssbals
Der Nusen, srrfertist aus Dem bslen Stint
@,urs .0las, Su lrnten. CUTE 0tGier ttr'
an ibrsr 5crm, an ibrem senaurn Wittelpunft
an ibrer ldarfen unb lhSn pcli,tsn SbsrH1.
rrfannt pubrn. Die GualitGten tGnnrn In
rm bctrn MaBfats unter isinm @lSIun &C.
ben irerbsn.
Sebr SS / tb tia!
Die ollerbeite 8ro5illianiibe pebble!
yBsIds iid 70 auesmsin ais pp3asli6 Dor al.
anrern @laicrn ausse5eitnct baten. @lcja'
8:
icrcItope5, Spps uno Suissin9 Sid
! 7 bon allen @r0Ben uno SaalltGten,
&eleicope6, &er0rcberun96s uno
Speros8 d fer,
SsrI6isccner &ruft, ,ufummrn nit rinr oll.
lsinrn @nl6irpenbct BON Nrtitel, mCI6e ii
i SptieaIs6at 9rtErcn unb nidt an9e0strr
Hg- SpticoI mb antTr Sn1rumrntt
@dler prresn ouf tur3e Au;sisc au0gsbsiicrt
fam INNER auf pen erlcn &u1uA @liIs,
Ewdblrn, wrI6e bic @u9cu rs5 &Gufrrs pabrn
alo rr bteielbe 9clcbn bat.
Sr wiro wibrenO rcr Sanudr Court in birIer
act oerbIritrn, unp icIte tie rtigr 9Irtitd nj
], tatrn. tclirtcn bri bm pcr,uipu6rn.
aay- auf &rrIanWn mtrp CT li4 aud an ir9enr
rciprftati 6duS tr9rben, no ldne Dicnltc
|lan9t wcrfrn.
SAY DaS oGrr6cRr q ustnsgE iicrune
tslcn s d9rr o a fer bait CT immo
i %rrfluf.
|Dcccmtsr 81. r03m
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Sns llbler !SOfct
CSn Der Stobt 2(lIentaun.

Der urterJeAnets stbt erm aIIBrinsintn pubS
Iitum btsrourG gla6r6t, Rap sr has ,,AeIer
Sotel" in Der Stabt gllsntaun, VrHa Sduntp,
psnn1ploanien, ubnldnsR ts3cSm bat, une nun
tsrrit ill allen aniprGsnren mad @ani6 su tis'
net.
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llriob 8utb.
9borle6 SO. 81 ODER.
. / { @ c + 6 4 #

wrrprn sutiinflib bur6 bic llntrrsri6nstrn, uns
ter rrr Sirma prn Eiocr uno gcrd), am al.
ten Stantplube, In Der 8el' 9amiItcn.S Strobc,
90. 8, fc,tgcicBt, unp rs wirp bic nsue 6irma
ter;tiG frrucn. rrGt pels Sunten cniprr6en Su
ietrn, pclte Sureen lis aud perlbcrt fdbIen l.
{ nitt onrsrS ais Yrltcmmcn Sufrieben nit ib'
rrn YreiBen, rsr Site ibsr gBaarrn unp rcr De.
tanrlm9 i'm Na9smrium itren Strbr pHlaben
wrrten.
Gborle6 SO. H6oer.
Semcpilte s. 2erb.
2lacntaun, 0Ccemter IA. na4m
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& in brrrlibe CT Stpd
looanO : Dapier.

Die lntrrSridnrtcn tatsn irrtcn trn 9rEeten,
idtnlcn uns beitsn Strd 9Banrpapier, fir
parIeurs, O6n8e, Stubcn uno Hhdcn
srbattcn, Der mod je in QIsntaun mar. Dies ID
feline llctcrtriettntrit ptsr 9rabersi, Iunbern bic
refine g8abrtrit, wcHpn T8 Gin jcprr ettR ltcr.
3euscn lam, wrnn rr anruit. - OaS @utjtum
rirp ouA tsna&ri6ti9et, pab iie zine GinriGtms
srtrcRcn tatrn, wcnaA fe tmmrr bic neue IL n
Styles rrbaIten, uno itr Yapier srrare an Ybilas
rcIptia uno glruyUrt YrsiBtn prtaufen tTnnrn-
unb wcrWrA e nun in ben StanN ssirbt fno, he.
brutcnb rrtlfeiItr Su Srrtaufcn, oIS beS Iunlpp
9eldieRt. g8rr batcr Bargains MAIDEN nil, Der
rufc uncs8dgli6 an, trnn fie linp I'M Stanpe ale
NnIprrdrnre SCufcmmsn 3u trfriebiern.
Rcd, Gutb uno SeIfridb.
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Sebet 1tn6 DDret
Dem 9roben t6elb Sobn Sro,pn, lpcI6er
perurtDeilt uno ohf9ebon9en poroen
1T, am 2ten December,
ieins&letber ilnb 5u Isben.
SnmuPC ,6pdlt

lltt am 2ten Secember,
irins&letbsr iinp 3u Is9en.
Samuel 6e6t,
in Der 9omiltpn Strabe, nobc ocr Sten
in Nllentaun,
wel&r nod taju Ieinsn 6unbrn unb brm YutIi.
FUN I'M &uSsmrinrn antiinpi9t, bab sr seiUnnsn il
leinCn
"a Serti8em gtDtf SSinterflci6er.
M BON allen Scrtsn, nGmlit: 0 : de, s ..
en- unp gB 4 II. 25 Sorp,ent bi0iscr Su Der,
faufrn, ais Arbrre bic bieIe @rI6GItr brtrrtten.
AuA BAT CT nod Sisle anesre artitsl fir Serrrn,
peife gu ptsl 8aum snurbmen miirpen, wClIte
man ie ale trnamen.
Srmmt unb iitrrSsust Gu6 ltl6a Don Der gpatrs
teit he's 9tId9trn inprm r5 Guh Su9tei6 cine
quite G'rr9cnleit 9itt, feline fir 8eterta8s g.
9 c i6cntc tshtmmtr artfel Su Ie9rn unb Ia.
ron gu taufen. Srsrbst &c nint, sS tl bier te,
Sumtu8-unb Str fSnnt gan; iAcr bel ibm 25
grCjent tri Gurrn @intIuf frn triparen.
Dies II ipabrla cine srpBs @rIessnteit fir ct.
nrn Sc d. 3u fanssn-trin9t abcr zine solprnt,
ltrrne' cher zine quite papirrne q neel nit
ras If Der 8rs ipir er lld leitt fansen Idbt, In
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-06-02
TADVKRTISFnaPNT I

Editor Of the Star am one Of hundreds who
want light on the controversy now going on about
that $500 given to Mr.. Berret by Berry & Mohun
70 remove Easoy, as one party AYERS, and 'for
professional services as Berret saws The case as
1t stands proves the money to have been paid and
received by Berret and if Coyle is be believed IL
'ca' Tor professional services. There is but one
hitch IN the matter Was this professional ser
vice. the procurement Of Easby's dismissal or
forced resignation? II 1t was not, Mr. Berret can
show-as he is bound to show for his exculpa-
tiona bill of particulars of bis profession services
III ne can snow this, for one will exculpate him
and vote for him If he cannot and does mot I
and hundreds of others will vote for his oppone q
We do not want man for Mayor whose profess
sion is to solicit the removal or appointment Of
our fellow-cltzens to public Office for fee The
profession" of solicitor for public office, is
yet unknown, thank God. in our country.
Washington, June /, 1850. CiIIzEY.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-06-02
Loo AL NEW S.

The POWERS OF THE PoLIcE-We call the at
tention Of our readers to the following important
letter from Robert Ould, Esq, u s. District At
torney:
WAsHINeToN, ID. C., June I, 1850.
Robert Ovid, Esq, U. S. District Attorney.
Sir: We, the undersigned, would respectfully
state that question has arisen as TO the power Of
police officers and constables
We beg respectfully to ask you that, IL, when
police officer or constable arrests an individual
ne has right to confne him In the Watch house
OF other place without the authority Of a Justice
Of the Peace,
an arrest, 10 convey the person arrested immedi-
ately before the nearest Justice Of the Peace for
examination
An early answer would much oblige your
obedient servants, JOHN ;. HoLLTNesHEAD,
JOHN FL JOHNSON.
Justices Of the Peace.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-06-02
J. w. THOMPSON d Co.
rApVKRTIsRNFNT I

Our LOCAL INrEREsT.-The period may have
arrived in which those who are permanently
interested In the\prosperity of Washington as a
local city, should ponder well and look deep into
their destiny; begin by looking for results aud
warnings from the past and lose sight of the
magnitude and magnticence of metropolis, iii
we may SO designate it, the germ of a great
nation TO be erected on the experience of Time
past, and the sad realities of the present day in
other henispheres. When reference is made 10
those having an interest in Washington as a local
city, II is those who, from their own free will
and choice, have located here and erected dwell
ings and workshops, pursuing their various occu-
pations as the wants Of the Government may
require their services, entirely dependent their
united sympathies aud feelings a community,
protected from and independent of the storms and
strife Of party poltics-only looking to aud guard
ing our municipal administration aud keeping ii
sound from any admixture with the great polti-
cal strife which agitates the whole Republic
during Presidential elections. For us there is no
immt diate danger. Ii is not wise to lie msled by
unguarded expressions. Congress, as the repre-
sentatves of great nation Is proud Of its Metrop-
oils, and say, with truth and pride, our Metropo-
Jas, and will multiply and magnify ii above that
OF all nations. why should we despair, when we
know that it Is impossible to remove the Metrop-
oils and still preserve the national Government,
Were the attempt made tomorrow, no effort
could attiin the object ConteDding interests
would neutralze each struggling effort; or should
the aggravated intrusion Of our municipal inter-
ference so decide vote for the removal, we have
ninety nine chances In hundred to be the identi-
cal spot again selected Washington city Is insep-
arabic from the union of the great Republic. To
bald an immense hall, capable of containing We
thousand people, in which to harangue and excite
them for future occasion, and that, too, by the
very people II would ruin, must be avoided. II
you wish an election by the Washington people,
let the real estate pay the school tax, and there
win De 10 more bullying at the POLLS those who
are entitled to vote may then approach the ballot
box without danger to Life or limb. The great
condors lowering over our city well understand
our position. They feed on our mishaps and dis
treas, and know that we are always ready TO be
plucked. They may be known by their feathers;
dodge by their side and give them a free passage,
as In their own element
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-06-02
A CARD.

TO INC FottrS of WdShHgt0n Guy.
There appeared in the Star of the 29th instant
unoer the head Of Facts for the People, and
over the signature of " More Anon,n certain as
sernons In the shape of Undergraduates, some or
al OF which have been repeated upon the stump
by persons in Congress of some pretepsions 10 re-
spectability. Lest personal ind ference on nv
part TO the PRONUNCIATION of such falsehoods d.
rected against me should be construed into an
acknowledgement of their truth, deem 1t proper
70 say to you-the voters of Washington-that
they are one and all false AS have before stated
in the newspapers, | am not. and never have been,
member Of either existing political party; nor
have been nominated by either of them, as has
been stated in distant newspapers. doubtless tn
compass sinister end. RICHARD WALLACE