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duced in the Virginia Senate:--
Resolved, by the General Assembly Of Virginia That
committee be appointed, consstIppf two members Of
the senate and three Of the n Delegates, whose
of The United States that in the rnt Of this Genc.
raj Assembly any additional lisp ary power in
the south will leopard the tranquility the republic
and that the of Fort sumter u the drst step
TO the restoration Of union end hai mony.
The resolution laid under the rules and the fol-
loving day was taken mp for 3cion, and tue following
substitute offered
Whereas tho present relations OF tho federal govern
men TO the states that have by ordinance With
drawn their connection from thu United STATES II Will
impractcable to execute such laws may in
ct with the positions these states have assumed with
out Going violence to the genius Of Institutions
greatly cndangerng the public tranquility; therefore,
RI solved by the General Assembly, Of Virginia That
We respectfully recommend to the Congress the United
States TO repeal suspend all laws constituting ports Of
entry or collection districts in said States and that the
President be respectfully requested abstain from the
exercise Of all vested him calculated TO leopard
the peace and quiet Of the country Its present excited
The vote being taken substituting the latter for the
original resolution II was carried by vote Of thirty
eleven and the preamble and resolution ordered 70
be printed
II was commended by tho ultra secessonists tina. tho
substitute really c0ercve In disguise, and that
accommodation s carried out viii close ali the porte
the south and result in vast benefit 70 the commercial
On the 10th inst the following preamble ana resolu-
iions were introduced in the same body and ordered TO
reported through
public prints in different parts Of the Union that
rash aid I'LL advised citizens Of Virginia mediate, they
have not already set foot conspiracy seize the
forticaons and other property Of tho United states
within the limits Of Virginia. and TO invade the District
Of Columbia on before the 9Th day Of March next
and by violence and force OF take possession OF
the public buildings and other property OF the United
States within said District for the purpose obstructng
he operations cf the federal governments and whereas,
any such seizure invasion would TO destroy the
peace Of the country and TO produce tumut anarchy
and bloodshed and wouli be In derogation OF dignity
vh nant "a
power TO decide through her regularly constituted au
thorites, what may be the proper mode Of obtaining
redress for any injuries she may suffer- be It therefore
resolved, by the General Assembly
That any such lawless and unauthorized conduct on
the part OF any citizens of Virginia would merit and
oeive the unqualified dsapprobation OF the General As
sem0ly and people Of Virginia.
Resolved, That the Governor be, and no 10 hereby
requested in he should be satisfied thai 10 IL the
purpose OF any Of the ctixons of Virginia TO engage 10
any such nwlcss enterprises, to employ all the power
with which he Is invested to prevent their being carried
into
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INDIANA
MILITARY MOVEMENTS.

MILITARY MOVEMENTS.
The First regiment OF Organized militia OF Indiana,
through ts officers has rendered is services TO Governor
NJ Sodn to assist in quelling servile Instructions
ohor unlawful outbreaks ard to oppose abolition raids II
airy shou III threaten Kentucky.
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THE VIRGINIA LEGISLATURE ON COERCION
AND THE THREATENED ATTACK ON
WASHINGTON

On the 9th inst. the Following resolution was nwo-
duced in the Virginia Senate:--
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nbly Of Virginia, That a
tlQGDpf two members OF
Delegates, whose
lily to the p. ssiisnt
nt u this Genc-
M m ,litarv power in
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1861-05-25

Ff'iE undersigned ha. 1900 O choice unirn-
4 prove farming iInds. in Ia Sale and Livingston
Counties, for sale, easy terms
EyI GEO AVERY
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Misecllaueous.
OTTAWA
Literary 4 Commercial Institute

WIS Institution situated the of Main and
Il Coiu-.bus stree $, was organized in ISIS, un-
bred students For this unusually large patronage We
grateful, and feel willing pledge our utmost
energies satisfy the confidence thus laced in as
The course OF instruction in this Institution is tho
rough and ac;icsl. embracing full course OF study
preparatory to eyry branch OF business in lifr
admission o any of the ella. SEES in college
The commercial includes sngi. nd double en-
try hook keeping, applied to stock and partnership
boo * in "io-saie and retail merchandising. and
braces compound company commission, steanpoatng.
baHkine commercial calculations, penGsnSlip, aud
much other useful information usually taught IN our
bes commercial colleges.
Ike student graduating from this department viii he
well qualified the practical duties o; the c"un ing
This term will close on Friday, Dee. 81. The mex,
of the third year viii c"n,nehce ON lie Hrst
Instructors:
ISAAC STONE Jg., A. NJ.
Principal, and Instructor in the Ancient Languages and
Sciences.
Principal in Commercial Department, ard in
Book Feepins and PeEmansliip-
Mis- JULIA 4. h. STONE,
Prn -ipal of the Gran-r Department and Instrucress
ia History. Botany Philosophy. aud Astronomy.
Miss MARTHA L. BUELL..
Assistant. and instrucress IN The Elementary Nranches
REV. T.. LORRIEAUX,
Instructor ia the French Language and Literature.
Instructor in the German Language and Literature.
hIss AGN rs SWAIN,
Instruc r.ss in Vocal and Instrumental Music.
TUITION A. FOLLOWS:
scholarship in the High and Normal Department,
per aDnum OF forty weeks, go,
In lntcrnciiat. department, II
Book Keeping, French, Gernan Music and Painting z,
extra.
Tuition by the term in advance.
No efforts shall be wanting aah'e every student 10
make the highest attachments possible.
The Principal has houses rent TO parents or
pupils. fap3ol SfOGE ia, PfinciJsit
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~ IlEEEhS, Margaret Tos'in. did about the
w is Ii day of May, A. 80 execute and d-Ver
to the undersigned, Richard l.. u'R-y a. mortgage,
her certain mortgage deed OF that date, whereby he
couy we'd to said Richard l.. O'Heiiy the premises
hereinafter mentioned, secure lhe payment OF her
certain pTonissory note. in said deed drserbea "i
ey, date there aith, in favor Of said H-y, Tor tT
sum fifty dollars, and due and paysbi. ''Eht months
alter ,-reof viii. interest at ten per ceht
per anruin. which SAID deed was ed for record In
the recorders, lice ia and for the county 0! LAs1a
and CT Illinois, the S day Of Maya. lo5j
and duly recoried therein. ia book No. g. VI deeds
ia g-s $50. $50 and ].
And whereas default has be N made in the payment
Of said Mo-, therefore, nubiic notice is hereby
the said Margaret Mo-tin and To all oh
ntSTe strd herein that the SAID Rich ard L. q Rel "
will virtue Of the power vested in by said deed,
and for the purposes therein expressed sell Al
public auction 20 the highest bidder for cash, at tue
cour, house door in the ci;y 81 OTTAWA in sud county
the PSI day Of May d. ISL, bet tie hours
OF o'cock the forenoon and O'clock in the after
noon Of said day, the following described real estate
t.ste IN the city Of Ottawa, county aud State
said. viz:
Til. inter'st Of said Margaret M-stn in Block No
half .oa,h of lot three ~ il
said b ocs) aud al; TIA. rEit and equity Of redemption
Of Tire said Margaret Nosisn her heirs and as ien-.
A deed or the premises viii gwen to thc purchaser
iEin-di. tely after i,e sale.
RICHARD L. O'REILLY, WoTrfg1g-e.
B i. = CIV BOY. Sol a!2o-4p
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Ggf1AN . >.INS.I,..
INhlS M

go - - -
Land, bought and sold on Commission Taxes pad
Abstracts Of TlIle fIrnished Collections mad. Invest
rieI'ts made in Government other Lands Money
Loaned. Ottawa Au.u.r l-.-
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Ecaol Embellishments.
:
MGrknnIIs .Snk

Mortgage Sac.
w ls wife, o: the county of Ia Sale. and State of
and delivered me, the undersigned. eei tain
tbo uayment of = certain rromis not. OF
made rayabe order OF Martin A. How ell. Jr,
SKY Gay. alter the date therr~ for the s"m OF one
hundred and tveniy s0lpJ dollars wish tao per
cent per u,ou h damages Il not paid when du"--
Sad mortgage daily recoydcd III the recore : o.
lie SAID c uuty of La Sale, Lin is, n boo. deeds
No 10 ~ II aud A. the 2Jt LAY O. JuIy A
1853, II. by there viii app ar A'd here
as default h"v ng been made III the payment OF rn
Eron.issory note, hundred aud Nv nty I'ur ~.
i"v dollars with damages accfug thereon d't-r shhi
i"fe became due ard bic. Nuw. therefore. ny
virtue oil the powr and authority il the under
signed '.-t.d by ihe terms SAID NOR and ;pr
III" purposes tcrrlu EXPRESSED 90 do hereby give
Fdp.ic fric- that ia pursuance 81 sad aud
thorn Sian >ei' At pGhc a.ction, scat door
OF the court house. ia thr .i'y Ottawa, in coun
o. la Su'ie STATE Il i.os. on the /, d,y OF
June. A. lo1l at 10 "'cocs fsren.on of that
day, the hi chest bidder Tor cash, the premises IN .ad
i.oi. age described. The neny situate in said
county Of La Sale aud dear. bed , fui o~s
The north east i*rtrr of IA, so'th quarter
s-co:, twenty live, t2) tbwnsp .h.rty three is3
rahg- three. q sid OF Tie third priicip ueriu-
ian. con taiuiug forty acres Of iaui, less
And convey said premi,es and real estate TO the
, highest aud best bladder for cash.
MAXIM A HOWELL, 'noJfCoSee.
LAWS UuLsrF, AIRY. Ottawa, May Is, 1851
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jnsuronGe.
ILLINOIS HuTUiL FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY.
CAPITAL
UNLIEIITEO
SSt cuNS.AS-iT
S-N9-sr--C
la "a.

PRINCIPAL OFFICE AT ALTON. HLiNoiH-
.csTORES AND MERCHANDISE. Dwelling hnu>.s ana
- Eurniturs: Barns and Hay and GRAIN nFs' las
Mills Shops, and ether Buildings WIN ,n." e'"'S"'S'
insured az ainst LOSS or DAMAGE III fitE-
This Conoea has now been IN eSi>,e e's'
years does policies out oil tis :thte' mas
H.6 nearly half rillion dollars er losses has iiT
.;sb.d insurance It's members for less than
H. price charged by the best Stock Companies mas
the largest and secured capital oil any INSURANCE.
C4ruSany in the West :.
IvRRY loss or DAMAGE that occurs TO property
Insured updsr ~ p-epaa system, Will oe P1u "ihiii
nINtTY DAYS ,
Merchants can have their stocks insured I'D tue
unsis Mutual and in Of loss actually get TIER
money a, soon rs is prauised by any otter C"irany
To the Farmer and the Mechanic this Company his
kecsme State Benevolent association III WHICH, az :
against the rsvages of IRE, with certain! ,la'' .
etroysd, will receive the whole amount hs~'-
without Itigatcn. unnecessary delay. ,,<.
IL has become o. Ilsxr0Rc> to'ai2"f| J'' 80 -
ple 81 IL snot,-snnuay saving laI e si'' "a 'Ie
thss vsuiA o,lsrvise he taken cut by foreign -, -
viii all these indusemeats, VINO e"h INV
remain uAinsurede
BOARD OF DIPECTOHS:
NJ Mart ss.ud Wade, H. ". Billings, L. l. Ghmhh'
fiusthy farmer, Lynn TIumbuii, RooeI. S",i'iI'
Henry Lea john Atwood, }. schwepp-' DE j''i'
n Long gins Hubbard, Francis A. Holman, i.S'!s
Kellenbergey, Il. g. Atwood >-- ,.,,
BENJAMIN F. LONG, freS'ds1t
IEWIS KGLLENBERGER, Treasurer
N O. ATWOOD Secretary
JOHN ATWOOD. Asst Secretary.
JOHN BLAIsDEIJ Gcnerdf Agent
lie HOWARD. .4ssf GtneJnt agent
wM. NJ. TRUE. AgNht. O'id'eo.
H. A. CHASE Ef'1rjEt-
ARTHUR MCt;I:R- Ia SaAo
L. KELSEY, MendOtd -,
s,-,A1v MURRAY BLANCHARD, la StHe
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f-lsa:.~ for Sale,

sDr SAFE.
100 LOTS in Sauger's Addition 10 O,;a~. and Il
1Oo Lo:. in Old Town S.i states AaiI'ion Ot;s
VA, Tor sac cheap. IaGs>l l. T. SANGER
u IiEEF Houses and Lot. to rent.
{ sugS l.. P. SANGER.
=. EVEN improved farm, fer sale
- aags LP. SANGER.
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'
THE under Signed Oilers !or sale the va!u bic proper
~ upon which ie nov Resides being Lot |. Block
o5. States Addition, situated on the of Column
bus and Washington streets, near the Supreme Court
building
There is good dwelling, wagon makers shop, aud
blacksmith shop, Hith "eii, cistern. ac all III good
order, the premises.
Also, Lots aud :, IN Block II, Rai'ro I'd Addition to
Ottawa being the south vest rner OF the block. and
situated the corner of Columbus and Joliet streets,
nor; Of the freight depot. There is good story
dwelling house the corner lot
As the undersigned has strong inducements prese
ed To him change bUsiBe-s he viii sell the above
property az "A .rg.in. lsepz2L PA I.IEk TANNING.
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!-1~Eracf> of sit;r.
aNiSG rog fnl sni complete abstract of title ~
every piece Of land town bot IN t'- county
which i a-p Uf every night. prepared fur.
ni-h. short notice ard reasonable terms abstracts
OF title. IausSl l.. Z. sANGig.
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V;s;;.abgc city Property far SAFE.
IE:IlE undersigned offers Tor safe the House aud Lot
Il where lac resides. on Pau st. rme Lot Ia 20
b. 100 deep with part oi alley lot. They are
for safe cheap. GA accommodating terms
ma,:o jos. W. Dow.
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-.
Real Estate.
.uSSOIJRy FARMS,

TIE HANNIBAL AND ST. 10, EPH RAILROAD
I COMPANY offers Tor sal. over 5Uv.OeV acres III
Northern Missouri
OJM. F.nest Prdi-ie and Timber Farming LANDS q.
tie West,
In Lots to suit purchasers a: Low Prices on the long
c. edit of Ten Years, at tive per
cent. interest.
AXPHLE7S, CIRCULARS, AND MAPS,
Giving full and reliable information on The CLIMATE
and its Icathfulnt IS, SOIL, WAFER, TIMBER, COAL
RIO, X PRODUCTIONS, MARKETS, &c. can he had
grtuou.y ON application by letter or otherwise, to
JOSIAH HUNT,
Land Commits sioLer oi ihr II - 10. X. K,
ar6-Gn IA .sNIEiL, no.
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Fine Farming Land. for sale.

he undersigned s' sill large quantity OF sp'cn-
did farming lands in La Sale and Livingston eonn
~ for sale, easy terms. in OF from a. %
acres as purchasers may desire. These la d all lie
within convenient distances Of the railroads and tine
canal, and aford the best market facilities.
OTTAWA, on the Il, |. Il. r. and Pom lac on the c. A
VI IL X viii he the convenient places stop
Tor those wishing to examine the land Anybody in
either place can direct persons to nay Fe-idcuce.
Hruce, August % 1850. WILLIAM SHAWN
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Farms for sale.

ftNIE undersigned will sell several Farms. in SIZE to
Il s,t purchasers, situated i'll La Sale county, liz.
Also a sInail quantity OF nnimprovrd land portion
OF which is lying III LII, gNtoD cuuity.
TRANSITION cash TO five years tire. to suit rur-
chsers. earn scored in crib cattle, VIII Ia Received
land as paymru.. a. % pA'''' go y
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Farm for Sale.

1 FARM OF 4lls acres Tor sale, 3 miles from Ottawa.
N good house. 2A2S. cellar under the whole, 1900
bushes and loo>eberry bushes the pace.
ALI the Purchase money be iett years Time.
Inquire al II +. EAMEs AZ the City Bank, or OF Il.
A. KNIGHT, the premises, hall nile LoIth OF
l. S,rayu's febZ
St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1861-02-21

They are the most bitter, relentless, an,
yinaictivc enemies we have on earth
"Of course, we cannot live under the sam
Government with these people, unless W
could control it
St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1861-02-21
;. F. HILDRETH, EDITOR & PROPRIETOR
4ottrg.
WHAT Is LIFE?

Oh, what is life with the joys and smiles
That brighten its opening hours
With youths gay dreams and enchanting vile
As fresh as the morning flowers
Full soon the glow of the trusting heart
Shall yield to the wasting blight
And hope. like the rainbows hues, departs
Away from our dazzled sight.
Oh, what is life when strength and might
Of manhood have toilcd their way
Up the mount of fame to its starry height,
Where beams of honor Law,
The stately bark from the pillows crest
Is hurled to the gulf beneath
And the falling star with dark unrest
Yields up its roseate wreath.
Oh, what is life when our years are passed
And our heads are white and hoar,
But a sunbeam trembling in the blast
On dark and desolate shore
Or "a flower where leaflets all are strown
From their native stem away,
Without one tint to recall the flown,
Or tighten its wintry day.
St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1861-02-21

Business Cards Of five lines or less will be inserted i'll
this column for 81, 90 per For each additional
line over five, one dollar will be charged
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TERMS OF ADVERTISING {:

AGENTS FOR THE iNTEIIGENCER
IS s. VI. PErTESGul, Co, Newspaper Advertising
Agents, No 1l9 Nassau Street New York and 10 state
Street, Boston.
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1861-07-10
For the Standard.
LEAD MINES,

Mr.. EDrroR:-In your paper of the 9th instant
notice you seem to call for more definite descrp-
ton of the locality Of the lead mines of Virginia.
In my communication to the Fayetteville O6serrer
was remiss in that particular, supposing that thou
sands in the State would know its location In my
statement of the distance from the North Carolina
line was slightly mistaken. Instead of from ten
to fifteen miles, it is just twenty seven miles from
the line of North Carolina located in the county of
Wythe, twentyone miles east of Wytheville, on the
east bank Of New River, very near the Carol line.
The mine was formerly owned by David Pierce,
who accumulated large estate by working them in
the "old way" It is now worked by wealthy
company, of which his descendants form part.
Graham and Raper are the names of two Of the
other parties They have now extensive and i'm
proved machinery, and can supply suficiency Of
lead for the use of the whole Of the Confederate
States for ordinary purposes. The bars stamped
Or moulded, Wythe Lead Mines Va. Much Of this
lead has been brought to thCarolina from the
Northern cities, by merchants of this and other
States without even thought or inquiry as to
where it was produced They have also an extern
sive shot tower. Yours, respectfully,
j. COWLES
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1861-07-10

.r DUFFY'S
q g N r G M + K r. u Il 3
FUR TIE
Cure of Ague and Fever.

Cure of Ague and Fever.
vUlHERE Is NO DISEASE TO WHICH TIE AuaAns
body is liable universal 20 dreaded, or 20 gspar
" fatal Fever: i appears IN oneten. countries aI
countrv where its annual return looked for with an1
and snnrebension it usually assumes the bilious type.
Apoiher species of fever prevalent here and whcbh
NAV be said leaves subsidies altogether the A
so fatal vet is very distressing Its characters effects and
consequences. pecuar to diminished energy o. Wv
nervous system to be ascrbed the languor assno
and general prosraon which characterizes its invasion
to which might be added the arrangement Of the nao
functions Of the liver. stomach, and intestinal canal LIE
therefore, quite manestn fact it is well known tns'
Aaue and Fever lar the basis of consumption Of the nn
chronic affection Of the liver and spleen, dyspepsia
not unequently dropsy and when once this state o. Wv
yisce becomes established there is constant tendep
to relapse even from slight causes and when thus comP
Gated with those constitutional diseases their trea'me
nd cure becomes more difficult. Jt
Common sense teaches that the cure Of Ague and fe
consists in shortening the duration Of the ~
preventing its return. The first . 10 be accomplished
depicting the bowels relaxing the skim &c the secGrs
by the prompt application of such medicines are css
lated to restore 6s denged functions and give hsa~
tone TO the nervous system. lila.
requisite to effect the second indication. The hrs a0
generally checks the disease and bottle never %
effect cure healthy reaction takes place. the ppe%v.
restored, the system becomes iuvgoraed ana .n fna
tient begins TO feel surprised at the rapid asCo,e
These effects have been experienced BY oil who nays
it. which could b shown b aai,Sss bGFFT
al Newberu. N. O., Oct. IL 1850. 4s-ws' al
~ Prepared and sold Wholesale and Retail: y Mssss
Ncvssn Alien, Druggists, Wholesale Agents New nt
AnX NV ruOoists and Merchants throughout the coup
AGENTS. Williams 1 Haywood, Druggists Rals,gpc,
O., ana Wm b. Tonlnson, Clayton, Johnston Co., W.
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LINCoLN's CONSPIRACY AGAINST LIBERIY.-The
wickcdness Of the Lincoln conspiracy against the
public liberty exceeds anything in history. The
mere fact of substituting force Tor law was crime
of monstrous magnitude. This he did by violating
his oath and trampng under foot all the safeguards
which had been erected for the protection of life and
property. Had he confined the operation Of his
system Of force to the people Of the North who had
become lost to sense of freedom and rather enjoy
ed the burden of fetters mankind might have looked
on the spectacle with indifference mingled with scorn
But when he transcribed his own bailiwick and
sought to impose his chains on free people. he
enacted not only the part of the tyrant but was
forced to resort to all the base expedients which
have characterized the most odious despotsms that
have ever existed. His career in Maryland, in
searching houses, seizng papers, disarming and ar
resting and lmprisonng citizens to reduce that proud
people to subsection to his hated rule is known to
the whole world. To extend his sway in Kentucky
and Missouri, he is at this moment diligently en-
ployed in the infamous and murderous task of
fomentng civil war among thepeopleo of those States
His emssares are actively engaged in distributing
arms among them, that they may butcher one an
other. This is cold FLOODED and deliberate murder
on grand scale-of which the annals of the world
furnish no parallel. A chief magistrate of (pro.
fessed) free Government deliberately, maliciously
and systematically plotting and stimulating bloody
STRIFE, IN which one bali OF community shall butch
er the other! We can only conceive Of fiend from
bell capable of such malgnity. And yet it is the
daily and constant occupation of Lincoln and Sew
ardand over the success Of which, in prospective,
they gloat with the rapture Of devils.
We censure ourselves for sometimes giving way
to the apprehension that it is possible for so mucn
wickedness to escape unpunished It cannot be-
There must be retrbuton store for these monsters
Outraged justice, oppressed humanity, Infatuated by
d divine vengeance, will rise up to overwhelm and
crush them. }'A; .st
10 estimate the enormity Of their crime, we must
consider the evil they have DONE They found this
country the reest and most prosperous on the face
Of the ear:h-and animated by the benign principle
that peace is preferable to force. They have con.
yerted prosperity into wretchedness and substitute
ed for law and peace, violence and murder. They
have extinguished freedom and organized despotism
and assassination.- Bach. Wig. -