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E,ghty Lives lost by a ColIiery E.plosion.

A fearful catastrophe happened on the I'd inst,
by an explosion of gas in Burradon Colliery, NORTH
umberland England. About one hundred and
twenty men and boys were at work in the pit at
the time, of which number more than elghty were
killed. Two explosions occurred, the first about
half.past one o'clock in the afternoon, which was
slight, and alarmed only few OF the lads. Inc
second explosion occurred about three minutes al
forwards and was SO violent that all the workmen
made an immediate effort to escape from the pit
but only about thirty were successful. Mostof the
others persisted from the sitting effects of the choke
damp.
spread through the village and among the pit cot
tages, messengers were sent of to the neighboring
collieries for help, and men gaeped in every d.
rection for surgeons. An awful wall arose IN the
cottages belonging to the men down the pit as the
intelligence reached their families, and then women
and children tiocked to the plymouth, where a
frightful scene ensued as the men and lads who
had escaped were brought to bank. The deputies
and oyermen who were not down IN the PIT, Iortn,
| with commenced making efforts to rescue those
| who were known to be in the plt. Hundfeds q
4 persons remained on the bank all night, many OF
| them women and children, shiyerlng IN the colo
| air, in breathless hope that some one Would come
ont of the pit to give them intelligence OF father
1 brother husband, or son, but upon whom tney
4 were never destined to gaze again, except as 2
\ blackened corpse. A walk through the village On
\ Saturday afternoon showed that In almost every
| third house there was corpse, or that prepare
tons were made for one that was expected ron
the pit -. -,
resented as most intelligent and superior Glass
Of neutrality-suspicious. and orderly IN thelr nabits
The Newcastle Chronicle says:s The charaete
of MANY OF these men was deserving OF the high
est esteem, and we write witha perfect knowiedg
4 of them, when we say that some Of them woul
have adorned any sphere of life in which the
might have been placed, by their social and d.
mestic virtues. their morality and piety.
Projects of many kinds for the intellectual in
proyement Of the locality had met with warm SUI
port from many of the deceased. and steps were
progress among the men to raise public hall +
their own use. Without exaggeration we may 81
that such an excellent set Of men could rarely
found together in any circle of society, and hen
, the frightful calamity which has occurred is n
! only to be deplored for the agony it has prodnc
and the misery which will result TO the persons j
mediateiy affected by It, but it is also deeply to
lamented on account of the public loss occasion
to the pitmen at large.
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ysh OrIeans DaiIp GrestsId.
LATEST NEWS INTELIIaRNcE M THE MAILS.
The Indian war m Texas,
The Austin Gazette Of lie 2.,b savs.

The Austin Gazette Of the 9th says:
policy q Gov Monson spr ws :. s a
has Come 70 dead MALT, snd turned ali liz frontier
affairs over to Col III. Z, johnson whs, onIy al
sumes command under the exnress urdersta 2yding
that he shall have plenary mower to execute al
his designs for the protection Of the frontier The
future Of our frontier affairs. therefore i IN lid
hands, and Gov. Houston rctires. after 4 comnIete
failure to carry out the Bin Of nerforsaees adreed
upon ia the late election = -
We learn that Col Johnson will have ftIl rover
to enlist Rangers for the service and that he Viii.
al fIa earas3 ,no,,ant ,,,aI,a II, ss.s 1922
tic Indians What III nennie II fbe sraut;er . Nh
is adequate protection. and we can only saw that
if Col johnson gives It TO them. none win rejoice
over his success more than ourselves He viii. we
understand imtnediatelv chance he ,vhala nrese,t
mouse-trap policy Of operatioTs '-ss'S =
Irba f,azotta ,,,h,;sas ~ ,s..ars srn,,
oaNe.es pun,Snss .ae loi.oWihs ie.'ets ilosn
aileFens points OF tie disturbed frontier
SAN sss., gsseoxra,}
aru. ,f,,..,., AaI f =, iS yg;,.s
rrana T = cs, w. " oa E;ransi ,nsa
and son ssarted sffer enn,e Insiar,s II nv settle.
,a a5sl st = ,;1 y
m With 4e,, ,r;sh; r." to mice ~ nv hmse The
aqtt ~. ca,,.se.a ii ~ .s ft y ~ forsa nc
killed hu an I,sd;sn shootng v,itb gaod rnn iii.
Tine M aact ~ rrou;so,ss nnder me va Killed
Ana fn;a ~. =, troa sisrs Tarl
came a, RI, ~ Nh - nj ta,, aI;n e.; head
of hoysaa ami Taa "u " ,t,ar tn,s TSere were
eioht indians and rom Their heh ay;or 70 ha,eve
thew intended to attsck some banas ti,at n;obt
Yours. trs Is.aoA so''o Holm wrLfIAMs
IN; Mnrsha1 H. 4,ovo st rat,r,,ad fro,,
Rrnu;n co,nt ana 20 o .ht hexa
nese, saa,' a ;stassaa " r.
ali nv lisa = hesd h,,rv nv p;e
ard Robbin who was killed hv the Indians IN the
al ;rst ana III brothsr sra Rni,h;ns hsd sII
Wanndad Nh hrotb a. Jnbn lanes IA baJiy
wonnded n tbe same firht. Robbins Tas seainsd
and c,,t Omen s' hsined hu,v him IN he IN NJ
leaves Vie and fn1r helIlsss nb;Idren toreths
with MANY friends 10 norm bs loss WHAT XIII, the
neon,e an tha frantier ara ia Az God nn,v Lno,rs
March ID Isdo. n y ~ EVAN WILLIAMS.
March " lsso ~ ND. Marsbnu- Sir have
been living IN lie frontier If Texaa for fourtsan
yeera and never saw az MANY denredst;ons done
hv ia indians a have dnr;na The last six weels
Ihont Ina i1th n Fehrnarv r left fl,e head n
cherokee crack H. Williamson eounty- I come
an saturday morning 10 fhe Eagle crossing ON III
raiorado That ng6t the indians had stolen tbs
horses Of ope Mr. Terry and others and from tbeIs
an down to where III. skaaes and Yanhook wers
4 ed i saw more ar Iess every av If horses NM
natta that we've fresh Killed INST Al rode IN I,
M. Mabreys'.T eight miles above Parson Airs
worth,s' who lives at the head Of Deer creek, q
i Indian nanv come running M with the Indian sad
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Natchltoches Races.
The Natchitoches Chronicle Of Saturday last
furnishes the following report of the spring meet


The Natchitoches Chronicle of Saturday last
furnishes the following report of the spring meet
ing at that place:
Spring meeting of 1860 First day mile heats Association
John Paon,s ohm Began Coz b. h. Charley Moygar
VI o. by Yorkshire, dam Magnolia by Glencoe ,:..,.l
A. w. Smell,s g. b. Az Mafgaa. u o., by Grey Eagle,
dam Margaret Edney by Glencoe.
Time: 1:525-1:52s.
Second day. mile heats. Association purse $500
A. W. smaifs ch 6. Tom AcGR6fn, by Rufin dam by :,
Glencoe agea. n,. X, r M ~; ta y q
H. 81 IL athan ant Of stakeholder
80 Time 4:l3--4:l9. st4st
Third day smile heats. Association Purse $500
A. W Smail,s Tom Mc6tn, tP. A1..-..............
John Pattons u. Began & Go.a Charley Morgan, II.
First heat. Second heat. Third heat.
2d Mile .l57 200h 2.02
Sd Mile $500. .lS Icy z:W
55S 60I 6:W
Foprth day. 3 best in five. Association Purse, 800
A. w Smalls Az. MorJaa, T.. A).............-.....
H. l. McLaurins (Mr. Tayor'0 b. M Babe Of he
Woods . yrs old BY simax, dam unknown...... 2dis
Time-l55, 1:50.
Fifth DAY. Handcap 2 mile hea,s Purse 800.
John Pntons IL B. Co.'s Charley Morgan, r. A)..
A. W. Smalls Tom McG,iffn.
- Tme--4:05s, 4:05a.
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RECONSIDERATION OF THE NICARAGUA TREATY
Under date, of the 23d the Washington correspond
ent Of the Baltimore Sun writes:

Unu6I utttc VI WIZ 1oo '1fS ~ 1111111S'
ent of the Baltimore Sun writes: 49,
The ratification of the Nicaragua treaty. with
Tic vote rejecting the treaty viii be reconsidered.
It is said that the Republican Senators will act
with unanimity on the subject and that the major
ity of them are opposed to the first clause Of the
intervention article, and that nearly oil OF them
are opposed to the second clause, which, in excep
tiona cases. gives to the United States the right te
protect American citizens in Nicaragua, without
the consent of Nicaragua. There might be cases
in which there would be no Government to when
we could apply for consent or cooperation WIN.
out this clause the treaty would be vaineiess !.
will require three or four votes from the hepnp.
lican ranks, besides Mr.. Wilson'S, to carry the
| treaty If the 10th article be stricken ou., The M.
Republicans will vote for the ratification Q. ~. lie
treaty. and the Democrats against =. inus ane
onus Of the defeat of the treaty wi " H. San
though not III fact, be upon the peinoo1a1o =
4 aiors. -.-'a
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FRATRIcTDE IN ARKANsAs.--The memphis AVE-
lanehe Of Wednesday last has the following:
few days since, Aberdeen, Ark, was the scene
of most distressing affair. Esquire W. PEBBLES
and his brother Henry, both esteemed residents Of
Aberdeen, had q difficulty, which Terminated f.
tally to tho latter We believe the homicide acted
only in self-defense, and Immediately SURRENDERED
himself to the authorities. The following was the
origin of the ARRAY: Henry, who was said to be
worthless, desperate young man, followed hls
brother up with doube-barreled gun, threaten
inc his life If he did not advance him $500. UpoI
meeting with refusal Henry cooked his gun ant
In his hands at the time, fred, the shot terminating
fatally as above stated. = -
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The San Antonio Texan Or the Esd has the fol

lowing: a,e et ~
In our issue of Monday last we gave an account
of fight between five Germans from Castroyille,
and party Of ten Indians, in which the latter sue
ceeded In getting away with most of the horses
they had stolen. Upon the return Of the Germans
to Castroville, company was made up, and
started in pursuit of the Indians on the l4th.
About the Hondo they we're Joined by some of the
settlers, and shortly afterward overlook the saw
ages and after q desperate encounter, killed ten
Of them and recovered all the horses.
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DRUGS AND MEDIoINES.

DRUGS AND MEDICINES.
HELMB0LD's GENUINE PREPARATION
MELMBoLD,s Bucftu fol Tho Bladdsr
HEaBobs R s9S9 s he he d aass
EMBos BScHT f ss B bHsis
ETNIps B siII 81 %sss Bss
RSSHT ss HsI
&ISsIs RSSS i ST VII Ssssr sS:s..
HEMsoLBs BShS ~ Eysd with
HrisSSTs B9oa5 q 5 s'fs With
s $S s;s.. m Inn.
cretion and all diseases Of 55x -
E FEMALES. S SHHatHs EsE EHAEHs
s ssKH Nc MORE FILLS FILLS,
T THEy A AEE S 81 Nc Ne AVAIL AyAH.
" HEI.NRol.ps EXTRACT R1tcHu for all complaints
No Family shonId be without 1t!
TAKE NO MORE BAIsAM or Injurious and Unpleasant
fs .s T fl nfsq Es ri f s
srom habits induged In
ny Young ana Old.
moves ali improper discharges V the Patest IN
hH se f sia's s s9rha6r for
AFFECTIONS Of The most Distressing Character.
Use HELMBoLD'S EXTRACT HUCHU for ail Affections
- . Urinary Organs,
Whether existing in y
from whatever cause originating, and no matter Of
How Long standing.
An ina above diseases and symptoms admit Of the treat
and may originate from the saue cause
Read. Read. Readt ReadI
HEIAfBoIDrs BUGIIU Is safe md pleasant in taste and
odor, bu, immediate in s action ,,,.... :, AZ. a.. -
yhtlaasinha III n HIIfMBOf,D, Chemist who being duly
does say that his CONTAINS 70 Nafec
s'"St - ''-N r HEiiNfB1f.D Sole Manufacturer
so, mud ,,bsabed before me- ibis 3d day OF November,
,a Sw'' "''s N WIN. ri HIBBARp, Alderman
Price 81 per bottle for S. delivered 70 address,
A Trial Costs but u POLARITY It,
In OF It's efficacy. Aid Is accompanied by
iahe ad RESPONSIBLE certificates from Professors or Medical
cg pmat,d ny "'A H. r. HEIMBoLD,
a. Practical and Analytical Chemist,
lO4 South Tenth street, below Chestnut
1-.r 4 $50 Philadelphia.
NECESSARY OAUTI0N.-ShouM unprncipled Dealers Try
70 palm OF another article which better proht and Is
worthless,
ASK FOR HELMBoLD's EXTRACT BUcHu.
TAKE NO OTHER.
e7 CURES GUARANTEED. AS
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS EvERYWHERE.
JOHN WRIGHT CO.. ELL
u and ISL Charities stree.
AGENTS FOR NEW ORLEANS.
CUT THIS oUr-sEND OR GALL FOR II.
AND AVOID EXPOSURE AND IMPOSITION
ia5I ly&W
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The New York Herald says that for thirty years
the ship building interest has not been 30 aePf'ss
ed as il Is at the present time.
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1t Is estimate thai not less than nine thensAna
able bodied men " i leave lows shia sAssen for
| the Pixies Peak region.
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Disastrous FIREDAMp ExpLosIoN.--A dispatch
of the 25th from Hyde Park, Pa, says:
terrible accident occurred at Chittende e,
shaft fonr miles Fellow here, this afternoon. The
nnmps broke while the werkmen Were being
hosted M and an explosion Of fire damp followed;
Some fifteen or twenty of them were killed, and
many more were seriously injured. The engine
and boiler house were blown to pieces. These are
ali the particulars as yet received.
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e. T. PARKER,
Sheriff of the Parish Of Orleans,

oUArRIEME coun DIs1Hlcr1 LA VILE DE IA Nog-
de la Neaxslls, Orleans. sin LAoosTE-No il, aos
II moi adresse par Honorable Qnalrieme Conr de District de
la Nonvelle Orleans aaie cidessus je poceder lie
SAMEDI Il d,avril 1861 midi, a rHotel de la Cite
rue de la Commune les du Camp ct DIES Magasins
pubque ct adjudication de Ia propred e apres de-
critic, SAVIOR - "a
Troisieme District Iet T St Antoine Rons Enans
Amour Ct Bagaee 81 pieds face la Bagatelle 81
peds de profondenr
Ssisie dams faifaire ci-deesus.
GoNDITIoNS-Comptan au moment de Padludicaton
E. T. PARKER,
n,1a % IN nix IA Sheriff de Ia Paroisse d. Orleans.
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srooxpr JUSTICE DE PAn,e, JOHNSON ys. 7; W. WILL
Penr Ia Rarosse d. Orleans =. 100 5ov.
II sdesss par Ihonoabls D p Mitchell sseende Justice dc
n,ncaderai In LtJNDI davi 1860 midi n1agasn
Hans In e din Crane les rues Peyaas ct Perdda. Ia
yente puhlaHe atinticatQh 1T
I'm lot de MEUBIsES.
Saiss dams 'aIare cidessus. =. =. -, .,..,.Ez
eospiii W. II. WATERS,
Conuetahte.
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pu TREsoRIEs,

BUREAU TREsoRIEg,
VILE de Jefferson. lie Ter janver 1850
WIS AUX CONTRIBuABLES.-P le pre-
ais nersones residents presidents de la
vile de Jefferson all enuss aa e de taxes pe.
nntees uue des taxes son dues dater du Ter
anyier 1860 ct que 10 mon bureau dams Il Ghambre du
dc heares heures pour 1ees. , les des taxes
nrsspt rennis dayor saresse bureau dici Ter de
JUN 1866 sous peine de IA loi ,,, v r .sparP r.,
nA
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FouRrn DISTRACT CouRra CITY OF NEW ORLEANS vs. uR.
Of NsM Orleans, s IN LAcosTE.-No- lsi ao5.
ID directed the honorable the Fourth District Court
New Orleans in the above entitled will proceed to
sell public auction, at the City Hotel Common street be
Caap Magazine Streets SATGRDAY the 18th day
April 1860 O'Clock NJ the following described prop
erfy, viz - s.
Third District Square Thirteen, St. Anthony Goodchildren
Bagatee Streets 81 feet front Bagaee street. by
g. feet In depth. FL SS984A&sS@A
Seized in the above suit W.T.
TERMS-Cash on the spot.
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THE TRUE SOURCE OF ALo0HoL.--AH alcohol.
whatever apparent form it assumes, has enc orr
GIN 1t comes from the destruction uf sugar, and
has no other source in nature. II is not produc-
ton Of vegetable growth, like these substances
which are created 10 form the food Of man NO
chemist has ever yet found it among the com.
pounds built mp by plants. The solar beams that
i.reach like the finger Of God acress ne ADVISES
Of space. and in the laboratory Of vegetation,
take to pieces poisonous gases, and put togesnefr
their atoms in new groups which are capable OF
nourishing the animal body The celestial force s
never arranged together the atoms nslcn los
alcohol ION the contrary i Z proaasss 4 " H.
principles Of human food Il has tlle same orgn as
those malignant and fatal sa x an con.
stitule tns $40 iaareauic matter Indeed the same
h;c ixes birth to alcohol also brings into
~ ynrld q twin compound, which Il one Of the
nromptest and snbtlest Of all poisons carbome
aeeid gas. IYonmans on Alcohol.
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TREAsURERs 0FFIOE,
City of Jefferson, January LIST, 1860.
Mr0TTGE TO TAX MISUNDERSTANDING is here-
IN ~ given residents Or indebted
that The said taxes due and payable from the list day
Of January 1860 to the LIST Monday in june 1850
vaience and Lesee Streets from o'clock to O'clock
e nenoned time they will be dealt with according law
aoo'e 't'etso.e' 1890 FELIX LAGRoUE, Treasurer.
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A TLANTIC DRY DOCK, ALeIERs

n
The subscriber having recently this Dock unde
his supervision prepared to take in ships steamers
every description of Wae Craft The DOCK Is AZ
Alpers opposte the Steamboat Landing where connection
with the Dock the subscriber will the Shipwgh and
Cauking Business which his long experience and the
he together with supervision OF all work
lie hopes to merit share Of plhlic patronage :. ~.
9z=s# JAMES MARTIN, Proprietor
r-orders left at the Office bf agents. WIN. j. DEWEY
CO. s6 and 50 Grayer street. New Orleans will be promptly
IDQf in
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hon-2iu Of White and vened Aafbie aud u casks
fG ssiS sfoas '' SAFE BssREl co., ommon street
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LEGAL NOTICES.

ls-a.srs1s - - = 1eS-- :
sroesg Nen q
NoTTCE is hereby given to the creditors
show O. eaa n wn present nocaon any
they n Wy ho IL
approved the funds distributed in aedordance Herewith
ns 0'usf '. NV e''A~ f. h1cHoT, Deputy CLERK.
de- ia Nouyeiies Orleans. BRENCKLE-No. 1892
&C. 4 IL
que peut davei dtdne sous dix ours daer
DE p
mains repartis conformement an dit compile .=--.
m ra1 c Fl s. ae "a oou n MIcHor Deputs Grefer
sEoosg oouRr SUCCESSION OF !, 5 Z. HACK
m 4 hsT sa;fsss. charles Jpiias psltehman
o The hss " he late jacob Hack
Ss Sh hs sa f. IL #
SHOULD sal II, not !. BE- = granted sss .sar,
by ofaer o. 'As o''''' E. MIcHoT, Deputy Clerk.
pE5 az r No SsgR q Rsss MAcR.No
Shallesa 5 Jaltp ss,
Lettres IA succession de fou Jacob Haek,
] s Ss sssss pour
m mss eyat & % "a o0nf r MTcHoT nepnte Grehier
NOTICE TO TAX pAY 1Sl So Ia. gN y,
sons Indebted 10 Of s5g and licenses 1860
within ihe First District to call at his office, rs City
Hall third story and nav the within the time prescribed
by law under penalty q property being morgaged for said
ohce iouis 60 \ m r. THOS. ASKEW
Collector First District.
a WIS AIRY cONTRlBUABLEs.-LE soussI
"A que Colecteur dc Ea nohe par le present ay
deyant PEtat pour 1853 ct cee
encea Se ISso dams lie Premier District de vlle
&c presenter son bureau % City Hall troeme eage q pave
sites taxes present. par Ia oi sous pein
,avnr eur propreta hypohauute los dites taxes.
Heures de bureau do 8 A. NJ a T. NJ
iie'e' Wy ~ - TH0S. ASKEH,
/ mia t0lec'euf Premier bistrfet.
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TRAINING or WoMAN.-N othing can possibly be
more highly interesting, more deeply important TO
the best interests of society, than the edncauon
and general training Of women Upon that De.
ponds whether the workman shall have good
housewife for his wife, whether his children shall
have good mother to attend them, whether his
house shall be made comfortable and happy 70
himself. and thereby formidable rival fand the
best possible rivar raised to another place, OF
which other place will not go further Of present
than to say ii neither has the comforts o. nome,
sound relaxation and retreshment Of home; butt its
endowment is obtained by the sacrifice 81 the do
nestle duties by robbing the wife and children Of
the pence, which are spent there to support the
indulgence obtained; and, IN return In these in.
dulgences, the health Of mind and body alike are
undermined, and ultimately are totally auhverted
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FnATRIcrDE IN ARkAssAs.-The Memphis Ava
a..,x..a... Il 81 10 ti,n fnlln,uinn. sl

Various answers were filed but no action was
had by the Court.
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G. RosELIUS, Receiver, vs.. FIVE
PIECES OF LANDED PROPER.
TY, Owners thereof unknown
No. 1866
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1860-12-25
Cassius nj. Clay.

1t is refreshing to meet occasionally a man
who has courage and manliness enough to
stand up on Southern soil and give utterance
to the emotions offs trueand noble soul
Such man is Cassius NJ. Clay, of Kentucky.
Bold, yet calT an1 una suming, he stands up
on his native Kentuckey soil and advocates
the abolition of slavery. No mob dare mol
est him. They know him to be an honest
man, and man who knows his rights and dare
maintain them. When the State House was
closed against him at Frankfort, he went out
under the free canopy Of heaven, and thus
spoke to his countrymen. His closing words
are mournful but eloquent, and must have
gone straight to the hearts of his heares:
II tell you, gentleman, stand on Hell
per's pamphlet, and you may make the most
Of what l say. Cries of'good,' and we will
stand by you all night.
IL have stood by you all the long days of
youth and manhood, cxtinguished all the as.
piration Of ambition, suffered igonminy and
contempt; been deounced, avoided 10y & meu
whose interests WAS argunng, hy the white
man, and wronged by the black man but still
holding myself true to one purpose, ] stand
there slill. What 10 me now are the rosy
tints of life; with my hair silyerel over, my
sincws s,itfened with age. In the course of
human event ! have but little time TO remain
here. | say Kentuckians, come war, come
peace, | trust in God may have the fortune
to stay tn re during the rest Of my days, and
that although the millions may depart from
me, there will hc in Kentuckcy one stand
ing tue to the last, whose aspirations may be-.
however Visionary, however theoretical, true to
the banner which | Won Lave float over MS.
The same old banner of l7S0-cach stripe
with the progress o. the ages paling Into n
brighter galaxy OF stars. II the language Of
Webster, its motto nn such miserable inter
rogatory as, "What is all this Tor,hl Nor
these other words Of dclu,ion and folly
"Slavery and the Union far less, "Sayery
FIST, and Union 'ferward," end vet NOR :.
"Savrry with or without Uni M" but his
own glorious sen,imenls--for the which and
with whjch---with fIial piety, l walk back
ward and cover his late political nakedness -
"LIBERTY AND UNION, NOW AND FOREVER |!
ONE AND INsEPARABLE