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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1860-01-20
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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1860-01-20
THE WOMAN'S FRIEND
FAMILY SEWING MACHINE
PRICE e35 TO $40.

EVERY BODY and his wife pronounce il the best in The
~ world, They Vii stitch and hem. tack and fell gaIlI
and e;nb'id.r Nth perfection AMI especially adapted
tpfanily
they Will si kinds Of goods from the finest L. the
COarnest. brtter than other machine eNtin' aid
nay Be Used with excellent In all kinds light
leather work Any person of ordinary intelligence i'll
one hour learn 70 list them successfully These ma, ii.t
warranted and aiy peTson purcla>in: them can
turn them and their money after months trial They
do not prove satisfactory.
The following are among the advantages they posse
all other machines:
ls They ar. simple strong and durable easily under
stood and niaIlaI'd aid no. i'a!r I" get cut &" order.
ed They cotton from the ordinary spool itho,
hiding. saving time trouble ami Waste.
ri. Ire S h !, ,trir'. and more iifCu IL rip than
other made by machinery and superior Il HI best
hard seWiI. The twr thread, double v"c iIn e.,ti
a'.d mil, tied and snoci at stitch They take III.
stitch the celebrated Grover Baker i.i,.
which Is the best and most elastic stitch ever mad:
4th They with cotton. linen and siA thread equal
~ welt
They finish their WORK There I, II occasion to
as!en he threads atehrr Of the as j. required
by all shuttle stitch machitr..
9th Every machine IL mad" 70 run hr hand OF ot pow
er, thus combining the advantages OF both methods
REFERENCES.
We have large list Of references but will give the
names Of only few who among the first families VIZ
ST. Johrsblry Vt Dec. IL, 1859
We the undersigned have used in fannie, for the
last three months one Of the Clark latest improved
sewing machines and We hnd ii TO be one n the best
chimes al kinds Of family sewing In ans. checr
fully recommend II to tina public.
Rev. Il ". Worthen Geo ". Gates. | P. Ma-,on,
Geo Drew Danville Amos Barnes. Geo Ropes.
E. A. Parks. Waterford. Hubbard Hastings
300 respectable families in different places in the
world for family AMI the references above given
sufficient 10 insure examination of machines and
We invite the public 10 call at our room
R;rat unuco North ne Scrfh Churoh
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1860-01-20
The Very Last Thing

4 MAN should do before engaging the ser
Avices ofa clergyman to perform the last
sad rites which are to make him and his beloved
lone flesh" is to 60 to the Caledonian Office and
procure pack of nice cards printed on new and
beautiful type, which we have just received from
the type founders.
DCall and see specimens.
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Syphilis and Mercurial Disease.

NV u2IFASS 18th August. l>,J.
IN. J. 9. hrET: Sir, o!lcerfully com; y viii the
quest of agent. a'i,: If the Effects
have rr,' IL with y"ir : ra' aria.
have u',ri with IL il Il, practice mos. # the COM
plant, which il is recommended ard hav. rnl i,s
eff IS truly w,rl,rf,l in tn f T,,errol on1 Mr.
orrI! is n' # my patients had Syliiitic ulcers
IL lis throat. which consuming his aaie and tho
top "i his mouth. Your sarsalarilla- steadily t.ken
CG;' him in FIVE wceis. Another was attacked ty SEC
ondarv symptoms i'll his n's" and the liberation had
eaten away Considerable par; 81 IT, that irli-y the
disorder would >oun Teach his brain and Hill him. But it
y .dod I" m ain n>I = of you Sarsa alilia ;hs
U!Grs hcacd a'd Il. Is ", ii not u! cise without
some diSi.,Iat'n - his f.c,. W whp hal b.cn
treated for the same DISORDER ty suffering
from bis s"n in her bones, they had become - sen
ritNe 10 tie W a;ri that damp day Size suffered ex
ciuciating pain in Eer ints and boE,s. She.
cured entirely 10y y ur :ais. arilia i'll few weeks
know from lis formula. viii your gave me- that
this Preparation from your laboratory must lie great
remedy c'ns,ut ntly. these truly RENAL kab!e results
with it have not surprised me.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1860-01-20
Lcut Orr;1Ta or VIII ties. Ovarian Tumor,
ltcriHc Ilcccal;ON. EcHHalx D;keaAcx.

i'r. J Z, S. Cianrinc Il New York Cry. writes Z" I
most cnrrrfv c,nl ~ it'll the request q: in
sa' iHg have funt ycnr Sira,ayia most excellent
at-!.tNe in III" nulner' ilI alIi,S flr which
employ such ". in. especially in II f1ir Diseases
# the SCroillGus lila a;. have cared MANY yeer-
ATE f lruc r.t.ol IL il. AMI where the COM
plant W., clIr,; l.. ~ r''i o the uterus. The ulcer
a'n Itself was eo'n cured. Nc:Ein- within my knowl-
ci :" equals II r III =" I. male Il. r,iiG"Llsh'-.
Edward :. Mari, W If NcwlUfv a!a.. writes. dam
cerous tvor If the females in family
which had deei all III" REMEDIES ccuL employ. has
AZ length been COM !iy cured y yorr Extract 81 Sar
saarilia owr Ihyscjan thought E,thing hut -N,irp-
ii II co,l ar r. l, lut he advised the trial y0rr
S'rSt'aIit the last ri before Cuttn.. an. il
proved ,:"c;u!. Ater tahiI:y ur remedy e Oh: VEGAS
n, S,,>,,., Of. no
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1860-01-20
Chewing Tobacco,

The best kept i'll Caledonia county. Try it, and il
il don prove a> say. will make II satisfactory
>"lacc. JacrN. Anderson. Jockey Club. Mrs. Mil
,cr and other varieties Of Fine Cut. all kinds of
Plug Tobacco. the Pure Eldorado Tor Pure Leaf
and Dicksr on'> Cigars for sale by the box, war
ramted TO be better cigar than was ever offered
IL thi> vicinity. Also Black and Yellow SruN
k2la, nlho. The above goods Will be sold low for
fGsh D"wm or -dpprored Credit.
md 10 mistake.
Al articles delivered at you: door. free Of charge
a. Cah and see fer Yourself
A. VI. COOK. Gift
a. ~
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sutton

sutton.
The Free-will Baptist church and society
in Sutton met at their church on Tuesday at.
,ernoon and evening, Jan. IL, to express their
care and sympathy for their pastor, Rev. L.
I. Harris, by donation. Although the
travelling and weather was unfav orable, yet a
large number were in attendance. The &C.
casion was enjoyed by all, and the rerfor-
mances Of their excellent choir, under the d.
rection of Mr.. X. Ellis, added not little to
the interest of the visit. About nine o'clock
in the evening the assembly retired, leaving
for the benefit of their pastor about one
hundred dollars, about $50 of which vas
cash.
This noble act will long be remembered
with gratitude by the pastor and his family.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1860-01-20

~ Tee thousand persrns of their unsolicited
cord hIvt certified that no remedy ever III the market
Nuaiied Weddings Russia Save In the cuyn. cuts burns
sca.ds. ,0rns, WOUNDS VI any description Sold
where Is cents box -
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Circulation treble that of any other paper of
its class in New England.
THE proprietorS of the Boston J, urnal. in an
nouncinE their Prospectus Ter 1900. tas pleasure In
trtri.td more mark ri the confidence Il the adIi
pubic IL New EI.Lnn thai. III the year drawn 10
close Every mouth ha, Witnessed large i,cr.a," In It's
circulation cniiIa. ed with r PIE scar.
lorincr lime have H. columns tel, Cr"Wc with III, Ia
yor, II II, Advertising ,,irnus and friend. rt,, ,>nr,,-
confidence AID l>t"a al al patronage has enabled
ii 20 maintain the position which its contemporaries have
assigned 10 II Il, the
Best Newspaper in New England,
and has enabled 1t compete Successfully with all its CO.
tcnpnrar"s IN the fllncss ACCURACY and Emptiness it'll
which has published accou Is oil every matter u inter
g, which la, ralsp,rri during the year. That The
J'Itnai las dole t, IL made evident from the fact that
It's daily
Circulation is Treble that of any other Paper
of il, class IN New England Regarding the whole Of New
Highland il, teh hc,thcr Labor money have been
spared to furnish the earliest Intelligence OF oil matters VI
Importance in III. different New E,,rl,Ei Stattsad the
result has been circulation i'll each o heI with the
crp"n OF g." ncciicut. much larger than that OF of
their lot Al papt,s
The ,"n.ink Year he tine important and
exciting hi,h has ever occurred liz tie history uf this
COUNTRY In II the great presidential contest l. 10 e fot
which Is not only 10 ,tCluc hat Etn are I" be rulers
Tor the next four Years but there Is also t. be contest.
exciting AID determined beyod "t its p:edcccsss
Tor the return II the government I" ti, nation IL those
principles hi, inspired aid the fathers of the
republic. aid ht Icasstrvl and naitalAice vi which
10 the r"un,r. which it much needs 1t viii he yeaI
more than other. ill " hcs ever! thinking intelligent
New EIglAu HAL viii desire the earliest and fullest In
formation ni every that bears upon the ques
tole hl,, win dsitate the country IL il the intention
vi the prupreto> Ui the olal that III IT. COluis infpr
na,loh shall be promptly obiaed ami that IN the col-
1 presidential CaEpaig III the last, b.! tine unlestrlC
I'd Use al the teegiap b. the LiorS OF the best most
experienced lepIteIs and b. ahie ai reliable pom
dents al all rctris VI potit movements il shall he lirs
Zen "t all lal ties aud If a views OF ability To ca
this need but I" rcci toour success IN similar eor
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1860-01-20
First House North Of South Church.

where they will nd lady In attendance who will always
respectively receive operate the
JP. TOWNE, Agent for Caledonia Co
st. Johnsbury, Dec. IL. ISs9. 5otf
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1860-01-20


J. G. AVER Co. Gents: ft-l il my duty TO sc-
KIN w.cisc What yoar Sa!>aIaia has done fer HE.
LAWN. Inherited StTiulou> nt.cti have suffered
from II IN Various WAY, Tor years. Sometimes il burst
"ut III ie!S LANDS sud arms: sometimes IL
TUNED inward and DISTRESSED til: stomach. Two
Yeas II r'sr 'u lead and covered INV scalp
and viii which i,li AZ. aih> IN.
b. yosIi l,scrp; :ri-. Many i:,4i an, v,ral
PHI .ics'Is, iu with IL much relief IL any Thing. In
lat, Tie disorder gtw Al ien-,h Was rjiccd
r'' II iir G">.'i McSs, ng.r that YOU lad PREPARED
Alternative -.;agis IT hiw icr ,ouI Ivl;.:a
I! IA that any TIM yui! ;nar must Ia gu. Ca. 90
t!:r!ln1.i n II H. an y. i IL. Il ;... t.,h
II. y"u adyis in sinai! '>s- If :.asp ,5nfu ever
nth. a;!l T-. !la.- u, bottles. ..~ ard hrsiIhv
s.,ia s tf,ir l. :rI u's'! the sC;h. winch
VIM :, 81. t.y ski. ,ra. AHA hLuw l.; NV
i,e,n;,> TIA, tn, dr. las -r i.cin y ss..n ruu
well b.i!nN, that feel what am -:in wien TEL
vi. that Lodi yen e. 'c ut the -s;it- {! the a..
all. remain ever slatc.Iii.. I-uI..
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1860-01-20

Essex Go. Temperance Society.
The annual meeting of the Essex County lem
perance Society will be held at the Town House
IN Lunenburg. on Tuesday the 7th day Of Februa-
~. at 10 o'clock A. NJ.
II. II. DEWEY, Secretary.
LuncnSurg. Jan. 9. 1860 .2-73
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1860-01-20
Ayers Cherry pectoral,

Coughs. Colds, IN fiucnZa, Hoarseness,
Jroup, Bronchitis. Ineipien. Com
sumption. and for the Relief
of CcHsuE,ptiNc Patients
ia advanced stages
of lisc disease.
tbs j. rcincdr universally known to surPafs any
o..i,i r c If add .I.i.- ,,1nr. RS that Il
j. r-ss i,ir uL,.-,: IT, Il i;s WINES. Is
f,ri,a,l ~. r,e,.r r;i> al. colds II I - tiu'y
,.itI ruI If pulmonary d'-rasc- ''c n:;'' 1t
kr.su II IA. ciyiI:,, nat'rs I: III "TItn
-. lie ;.ii,,,i;i,s t.niiis 't'E NJ III, IL
wh) lave ,.:>na, experienced lis elects
'iv:nr TIA ,v IN !ir midst - IL ric!oiy over the
ai =. aII: fi..c.,,. di.or- a; the tfra: anu lungs.
A. ri .rnm IN. dreadful faia. # iEr,a 'sI.eTs, aid
a, liz, know ihr .t.cts & this ..c,:y. L-ed not
J., lpnrc than Ia ,->.:e them tn. i 'rs all the Viz.
t,r> tia. - h-vr hen making the whi,, have
". u s., ,;ror8-iy upon ia. confidence ii mankind.
Prepared ty Er.J.C. AVER s. CO.. Lowell, kass.
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Waterford.

Rev. Francis Warmer has resigned the
pastorate of the church in Waterford. Com
mui.ica,ions to be addressedt to him at Spring
field, Mass.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1860-01-20
ELtkt.D II. TALLY.
St. inthony's Fire. Rose or Erysipelas,
letter and Salt R..eum. Scnld Hcud,
RinSWOrm, Sore Eyes, Oropsy.

n. 10 T. u. r:..',r writes Il Sa,n. y. Y eth
Sept. Ia fi,t L. has cured n,rt,-l'c ease #
Drepsy. whi Threatened +. terminate Fatally. " thu
r"r> al cur >ars.,arii.a a:d also danger
Gus attack # II nj FRS tv large ,t,.,S III.
sam; LAY, h. te E;p,do,s ly I ccl-
,.3nt,y
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1860-01-20

AlS0N est India NO
lasses and Sugar House
Syrup. Also, all kinds Of
Fruit on hand, such as Apples.
Oranges. Lemons. Figs. BY the Id.
or box. Nice Figs put up expressly for
use in sickness. Nuts Of all kinds. Raisens bv
the 10. or box. Large and small boxes for family
Confectionery of all kinds. and a good
assortment. Also. Onions. Cocoa Nuts,
Dates. and all kinds Of Soap. Also.
stone Churns. Butter Pots, Pre-
serve Pots. Cake Pots. Jugs
Of all sizes Pine and Ce-
dar Pals. Also,
Steel Hoes and
the Buzzell
Plow<,
the
best plow 'ha; the farmer uses. on hand. and Will
sell them low for lash And YOU will ALWAYS fnd
>,Iperiine Smoking Tobacco on hand. and some
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1860-01-20
Brons hncele. Gci.re or Sy-el!ed Neck.

X,tln San 1 Prospect T"xa,. writes: 81 re bot
IL" %! >,ysaIa,a cured from e. .'rt III
cons Hing Il" Ec,k, which he. suffered t.u.n
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1860-01-20
9per's Srsaparila,
FOR PURIFYING THE BLOOD.

And tr tie speedy Of the sufcined varieties Of
p>.i-r:
ScrOfula a nd Scr0ful Gus Aztec tiOns. uch
as TuiAOrs, Ulcers, Sores, EruptiOMs,
Pimpics. Pustulcs, Bl0tcLes, BOils,
BIains, and all Skin Diseases.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1860-01-20
DysccpSia. Heart hi Ease, Fit. Ep;iep.
sy, Melancholy, Neuralgia

Many r"n'.r,;le %. these a. cti,ls have heen
md y the :liIttiv" power # 'h I::;ijir,.. /, iinu-
i..,. H.. vital uHc :. Ni.uit IL acton, AMI thus
jis..r- h-i v"Iil H. s,I posed Ia.
T.. l.. Surh redy has long been ti mr.. y, III H.
c>ii of The 'r pie, nd cntlrrl that this Will
d. fl ,.a:n ali that u,c, iciue can DO.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1860-01-20

300 respectable families in different places in the
VET and south pronounce this the best !na,hS in III,
world for family AMI the references above given
sufficient IL insure examination of machines,
a The uuhlC u cAIl at nu u
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1860-01-20
Fraternally Yours, G. .LARIMER, NJ d.
Rheumatism, 0oUt. Liver COmplaint.

lNp!p-NptScE, Preston c.. Va. 9Th july lsja
DR. J. 4. AVER: Sir have te,n afflicted with pain
fl chronic Rfnmctsm for long time. which l0fticd the
skill # physician and stuck spite ali the
reEe lies could find. uii. tried your Aiara. One
BEETLE cared me ia two weeks. and restored general
hcalt! much that am far b.ttr than lei e WAS
attacked think il wonderful medi inc. J. lREAN.
Jules Y. G-tc'.ll. Of ST Louis wits: - l Lave leen
afflicted f.. yeats with affection If IL. Llor. which
dst"rel my health. tried every tin and thing
f. Jed to re,e me; ard have been hroken-iow. man
# YEARS tr"m other than !srant Of
tf Iirr. lco'cd laaiar. tie Rev. Mr. Esy. advised
10 Try Sirsa aIiii. bcri!se lac said he kr-w you
and thing you made worth trying by the bless
ing If God !; has cuI.sl and has purified my blood
20 man" ii M feel ,oang again. The
bst that can lie said Of II Is NJ: half good enough
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Best News paper in New England,

and has enabled II oC"pc successfully with all its
tcnpnrarrs N the fillcsS, accuracy ana Emptiness " it'll
which il las published, Is U matter
c,t which las UaIspirc during the year. That Tie
Journal las dole t, ~ made evident from the fact that
is
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1860-01-20
Scnirrus.t cancer TUmors Enlargement,
liberation, Carries an EArolintion of
Sac Zones.

cI'a ,ai';y 81 cists have been rsI,rtci wl-.e
cures e. thu 'rHiaic complaints Ea'c '">,;.,'i fIn
IN, II tins r.nc'iy Int space lirie viii ut admit
them Some "i them may he fluid Amer al.
tin;anac which the agents lei ntucd axe Pleased 70
Furnish gratis o ali WHO cal for them,
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1860-11-09
The Test Applied.

Mr.. Douglas says there must be some
thing wrong in any political creed that can
not be safely advocated in all sections Of the
Union. The Charleston Mercury says:
His voice will not be tolerated 10 this
State-even though it be free country. 1t
is more than the wholesome condition Of his
skin is worth. He would be kicked from
every stump in the State. The cry of shame
from every quarter of the South should rise
up against Virginia, that she has not only
permitted her soil to be desecrated by the
bullying threats of violence against her
Southern sister States, but men have been
found there-found in masses-to boot this
Western backyard with their cowardly
shouts of applause. Shame! shame upon
poor old Virginia. Who could have thought
she could have come to this? ....l... I'm
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1860-11-09

FAMINE IN KANsAs-RELIEF FROM MIN
NEsorA.-Wm. R. Marshall, ESQ.,, publishes
a letter received from the Mayor Of Leav.
enworth, Kansas, in regard to the reported
restitution in Kansas resulting from the
great drought Of the past season, and offer,
ing in behalf of our people, who have been
blessed with so bouutiful q harvest, some.
thing to relieve that distress.
The time before the close of navigation is
very short, but sufficient be trusts, to enable
Us to send forward from our full granaries
something for the unfortunate. F
1t is thought that contributions of pro-
duce, particularly -four and wheat, would
be best. Messrs. G. w. Wooley & Co.
have kindly offered to receive and forward
free of charge, all such contributions. He
solicits those persons who feel disposed to
contribute money or produce to drop him q
line through the Post Office, and they will
be waited on as they may direct. The fol.
lowing is the letter:
il LEAvENwoRTH, Kansas, Oct. u, 1860.
Wm. R. Marshal, Esq, Prest. Chamber Of Commerce.
&c.
DEAR SIR Yours of 26th September is re-
cecived, and on behalf of our citizens allow me
through youaself to thank your citizens for the
substantial manner in which yO1 offer to sym.
pathize with us. In reply to your inquiries
would answer, that our county, with all the
river counties, can get through the year with.
out any actual suffering, but the towns on the
river will be continually called on by persons
from the interior for aid, and will but seldom
be able to respond.
Brown, Nehema, Marshal, Washington, JEFF.
ferson, and Jackson counties north of the river
must all have more or less help, and nearly
every county south of the river will need some
aid, some counties much more than others.
can only lay my hands on written state
ment of one of the counties, Shawnee. 1t is
reliable and you will find it enclosed.
Anything you may see fit to contribute you
may direct to Carney u Co., or Hemly, Burre
& Co., care of the Mayor, Leavenwortb, Kan
sas. Ship to Hannibal, then by Railroad to
Atchison, thence by boat to. LeavenwOrth
Freight will be heavy item, and most of the
public lines have consented to carry at greatly
reduced rates.
Flour, corn, meat, potatoes, bacon, beans,
and onions will afford us greater relief for the
money invested than anything else. Seed wheat
and seed potatoes and little money will be Of
incacuable benefit if put in proper hands fol
distribution to our farmers in the early spring
for of all these articles they will be entirely
destitute.
You may rest assured that anything your PEG
pie may contribute will be faithfully applied tc
the purposes indicated.
Again allow me to convey to you our sincere
thanks for your kindly prefer of aid, and be
lieve me truly yours. JAS. L. MCDOWELL.
Mayor of LeavenwOrth
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1860-11-09
Counterfeits and ROwdyism.

NEW YORK, Nov. 2.-Oounterfeit SIS on
the Farmers and Mechanics Bank of Hart.
ford are in circulation.
The Times Baltimore correspondent says
the Wide Awakes we're rushed upon while
entering the Front street Theatre, by 6
crowd OF half-grown men and boys, and
scattered 10 all dire ctions. Only one per
son was injured, however, with brick
After entering the Theatre an attempt was
made to organize an antagonistic meeting
but the Police interfered and dispersed al
but the Republicans, who after a few ad
dresses, also retired.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1860-11-09
THE WEEKLY PIONEER AND DEMOCRAT. r.

Laughter. But were it even so, my an
swer would be, if diplomatists have no
hearts, the people have. In this present
age, in this rapid movement of all things, it
is not diplomacy that settles the destinies
OF the people; it is the people who set to
diplomatists the task they have to accom-
plish. l feel confident that when this truth
no longer admits Of contradiction, the mis-
cradle condition of Venice will awaken an
immense sympathy not only in generous
France, not only in righteous England, but
also in noble Germany, where liberal ideas
yearly, daily, acquire greater ascendancy.
l think the day is not far off when the great
majority Of Germany will dread any com.
plicity in the sacrifice of Venice. When
this comes to pass, gentlemen, we shall soon
arrive at the deliverance of that illustrious
city. How this may be accomplished,
whether by arms or negotiation, it will be
for Providence alone to. decide. Gentle
men, have no more to add. know not
whether I may Aatter myself with having
removed all your doubts, and persuaded all
the members of the House of the upright
ness of the Governments intentions, and of
the opportunity Of the policy it advises you
to follow. But / may, perhaps, not be
charged with presumption if I express an
ardent desire, an earnest hope, that you will
give an unanimous vote in favor of this
present bill; this vote will have no little
weight on the councils of Europe, and, by
its immense authority, it will stiAe in its
rise that germ of discord which has shown
itself in the southern province, and which,
if it were allowed further development,
might perhaps render impossible the great.
est, the most magnanimous enterprise that
a nation may accomplish. Repeated sal
woes of laundering applause.