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~ B.-PersonI who suffer from nervous aretionS.
Trembling 81 TIER hd1ds" startling from sl1,
Nc, will hrd tho NERVIsE PowDxRs Of Dr. uEsRr
ZEIL u great value
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DECISIONS SECURED FOR SOLDIERS,
~ounded or disabed during the pressni war,
md also for the widows Of those killed or who may
lie in servioe. Claims fer pay, bounty Land, &c.
promry atsended N. CALVIN W. SMITH oor-
'er Chamber and Chatham q. % g4acslA
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REAL ESTATE.

RROOKLYN LOTS FOR SALE AT Low
Dptices-on Grand ave, Ryerson IT. Van Buren, ~
C'aS-on ave, Putnam ave-, wyckoG and Warren sts;
torn. easy. Apply " WILLIAM b. NICHOLS, ii
PM u ~ Y. seoG sst93
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SITUATIONS wAsrKD-Br MALI
LODGINGS TO LET.

American Hotel, 10 Bovsry, rooms 81 week 20, 1.
FURNISHED ledroom " LIT, 49, LIST av, 2ia ,or
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OFFICIAL AND LEGAL.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, THAT
INALVAH GARDNER, Of PlAnheId, IN the ooun.
~ OF Union, state of New Jersey, hath this day made
assignment n the subscriber Of his estate for the
rud benefit OF his creditors and that tue said cred
tors must exhibit their respective claims, under
lath or afh rlaton within the term Of three months
CORNELIUS BOICE. Dated Sept. 2, 1851.
sel2 STh'l2s
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GEORGE HOLBROOK, AUCTIONERR
VI win sell This bay, at iOH o'clock, a. Gls IIud.
son T. Abingdon SQUARE, all the genteel furniture
&c., of the above house, comprising eyeTythi use
rul aud necessary for housekeeping l5l
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AUCTION NOTICES.

A UCTION NOTICE - ELEGANT SALE
Ihhousehod fi niture, this dAv, Thprsday, No. ~
Vert l6th 81, near 6th ave, nj ian O'Clock, consist
ing Of parltr, chamber and dining room furniture
ment Of basement and kitchen furniture. Sale posi-
tive. liT
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HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE-AUCTIO
IL Saturday, II o'clock, 81 President ri, Sputh
Brooklyn, household and kitchen furniture therein,
mpti ,ug brussels and ingrain carpets, oil cloths
n, fls, chslrs bureaus, curtalAA stovc4 b. to com.
menco with kitchen furniture. WELLINGTON 4.
CARTER, AuCtioneer. %
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THOS. VEITCH, AUCT'R-0FFICE "a
l. broadway mortgage sale Of horses, carriages,
harness, g., on Wednesday, Sept. 26th at 10 AM,
In Tit -, one door west from Sd ave, consisting Of
two pair large dark bay carriage horses, one pair
dlrk lay Arabian, one lay saddle horse yo fat,
aorlel mare, one dark lay poney, ono aorrtI
mare very fast, 4 carriages, light wagons single
and uhs harness. gentlemen'H and ladies' riding
slddes &c Al4o wooden '9ddle. ss2i 2i1'i55
AN WOLF, AUCTIONEER, WILL SELL
w on Eddy, at luh al Ak, the stock and hv
tures oft gIOurIy aud l4uur store, l2l stanton IT,
coz 1t Essex, or sisins Of IL and gallon Kegs
ouI tens, class l,lses ice boxes, sales also, od
variety Of groc,ri and liquor aud household fur
u.turc, Sc. ~
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acksscs with directions, only Ore Dollar.

=. Warranted ffee from poisonous ingredients
Ca'lse no sickness, and can be gwen, unknown 70
he receiver, In any food or drink.
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forwarded by mail.
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

RUTCHER SHOP FOR sALE--wGrH
- good custom and long g, tablished. or /, lease
ugcther with hNings, horse, cart, g.. Apply t.
JAS DOOLEf, 3S Fourth ave, cor Of sth Il. 10
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GOAL YARDS FOR SALR-TWO COAL.
~ yards in New York and one in Il . ,kivn'
doing gcod business; HORSES cars aud all thing,
bel nging :, tie business complete Arplv m ths
caal Office, cor Of Oak and Pearl -, New York
se26 g'llI JAMES BAGLEY
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4 Powder has been discovered by Dr. HENRY
LELL, which has cured many drunkard of nj
love for Intoxicating liquor and restored happine,
20 many Jdmily.
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MISREPRESENTATION.

RoY wANTED-oNE ACCUSTOMED TO
- Worh on dgriol's and Ruggles' poy ,r presses
Apply At 1876 william 81. ~
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HeI Sc AND STORE FOR SALE-LEASE
iuf houae and store 10 stone n, situatel Ia tue
mos, thickly populated part II the list warI-bct.
whitehall and Bcoad ST.. Satisfactory reu,nt fli
selling out will Ia gwen by applying ~ " J.
DUNN, 10 Centre It, Rq4 s.fsS
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COAL.

C0AL o. 75--BEST RED ASH COAL CAN
'.O now he purchased At the =, owe price, from =
Us ~ bho1 cor "a st. aue ID ave Also ali
IYs-. 'as :" coal for family use, screened and de-
49,. so25 2.iII
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-11-23
DR.. COL E M A Ms
PRIVATE DISPENsARY,

TIVE attention Of citizens, Strangers and others visiting
Nashville, requiring medical aid il respectfully called 70
this Office, No Deaderick street second floor, between Cherry
and the Square.
DR CoLKMAN Is old practitioner Il medieinej bis almost
unlimited experience and terng SUCCESS for past
the treatment Of has Induced him devote
his undivided attention to all diseases Of this Many
Of the most nveterae character have pomPy yielded
his improved method Of treatment
Primary Secondary Tertiary and Hereditary sphhas Con
sha, elect aud ali deaSss Of the genial and urinary organs
meet with 70 resistance to his remedies.
All female irregularities and functional arrangements Of the
Womb and all diseases arising from CESSATION and i'll managed
parturition.
Every Of Reducfbe Rupture and OF Piles, Proap
the Rectum, most OF Ftua, be By
nearly panlses either Of the latter is under
taken by Dr. Coleman cure i1sGriGogy fUGFFdntsd
careful examination always presents the necessary indcaos
Of success lUFe By his improved method Of operating
Persons Of either applying in person b. letter desc
bng easel the first symptoms Of scenate specific disease
be cared, in most By the aborve method in oriyht
hours.
Strict confidence, prompr attention and moderate charges
will govern hin With his patrons.
No mercury used in the treatment Of Oeaerea' disease
be believes lin most cases. produces disease than that
il IS given TO
Once hours from eight in the morning till nine the sven
A
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-11-23

The CASE OF EN COMMANDER BOUTwEIL-The pets
tiOn Of Edward b. Boutwell,, for a writ Of habsds
corpus, came up again before Judge Meredith on
Saturday. 1T appears that after the proceedings
were instituted, the Governor OF Virgins issued
warrant (under the authority Of an ordinance pass
ed by the Convention in June last 70. tis appre-
hensiOn and securing Of Suspicious persons direct
ing the Sheriff Of the city Of Richmond to mprison
the party named, and hold him until f1rthur or
ders. The case fully argued by District AttOr-
ney Aylett for the Government, and Mr.. Howison
for the petitioner. Judge Meredith in bis decisioB
took the ground that statute Of Virginia invested
the Governor with absolute power to arrest suspect
ed parties, aliens to Virginia. The authority Of the
Court is restricted by this act to the sole inquiry
whether or not the party applying for the writ IS
or Is not citizen Of Virginia. II he is not. the
power Of the Governor TO arrest and mprison hi1 Is
unrestricted, and the Court cannot review the de-
eison of the Executive; viii the writ Of hG5edS
corpus abort relief TO the party As to the question
whether or not Boutwell, was citizen Of Virginia,
the Court decided that by remaining in Washington
after the secession Of Virginia he had elected that
place his domlcil and that therefore he was cOu-
strained to refuse him the writ applied for. The
Court added, however, that the evidence proved
Commander Boutwell, to be an honorable man and
officer, and not shadow Of suspicion attached to
HIM upon the evidence adduced. The prisoner was
then nOminally transferred 70 the custody Of the
Sheriff of Richmond, but at his own request was
permitted to remain in the county izil.-RichmOnd
Dispatch, N0U. IS
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Sect they ere completely disappointed. wo doubt
4 thousand bales viii 10 captured to reimburse
/ tho expense Of millions upon TIC armada.
/ The English pubic secs the result morc clearly
than the Yankees, and the Tines declares that their
only subject Of remittance viii be specie. Whsn
that begins to set ina strong current EarOpevards,
then it thinks the effect viii be felt more disastrous
~ by the commercial community Of the North than
Bull Run.
The most inflated paper system in the world is
that Of the North. The efiux Of specie viii tell
with tremendous effect upon the system. Not a
great bladder WILDE pricked, but tremendous bal
loonj and not only Pent up air VIII escape bnt the
oulest gases that ever assailsd the nosrs of the
moral Torii. re shall then see whether the f.
nanees Of broken, bankrupt Government can be
upheld BY act Of broken and most rotten banks.
Not only must the commercial community Of the
North experience mighter disaster thar that of
Bull Run, but the Governments itself viii feel egsin
another earthquake under its fset.
Aven England could not purchase our cotton. ez-
eept upon the condition Of paying for it IN mer-
chandise; for even her finances would be overtaxed
if required to furnish two hundred millions of
specie for single crop Of single country It is
to be seen whether the North can stand paying for
Its importations with specie The Yankees are full
Of ingenuity and tricks, but here is a case, we
think that viii battle their subtlest arts and keenest
knsyery.
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SPECIAL EoTIOg.-Ths UnsH am AHra1oIH Il condust
"a styg epon Ee Gam spStS Al papers are disconsa
sea az - ssprGtos Of Ia tina for 0eA they AG1s besa
PAID SbtscrberS aH Be notified t0Aen their s5scrDttOa
g GcoEs TO ePtre, 81 Cross kssr paps; and
yea Ae soeertioa e rast1sd bs paper t1 % dsc01s
ssd 1Ss u rule from sBSG sAsrs aCig b no Departure
bGseA yoF ts cross snrks % YEMEN Hosr sg6seTtD i0n.
heeeT UNION AkD AMERICAN - per GEnBnI IN G9odncs
III Hs4ktB UNIOH AKKzicAE IS par GsauEs IN al
vance.
Subscribers desiring their papers changed must enoa
ne Post Ones from, AsEs lSths which they TIE
change to be made.
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The following verses were written by r. NJ. TIN
NON, Of Col. Browns Regiment Tennessee Yolun
teers, now at Bowling Green, Ky.


Kentucky.
Shall proud Kentucky YIELD atIast
Her name in soDg and story,
hurry In towards grave,
The record Of Ter glory9-
The giant Of tie great soush-West,
Throw ef her Freedoms crown,
And crouch, and crawl, and lick tie dust
AtaPaIiry despots froEn
has Freedoms homo no Iinea soBs,
No heroesas of yore7
Herrses Of noble blood died Gu,
To be revived no more
Shall wicked hirelings tread her soil,
And traitor knavss ems ave her,
Arise frsn earth, ye patriot dead,
Your glorious dust ihsII save heil
"IuvOks not u'W the mighty dead"
Her true born sons reply
Sstrike to tbs hit the 'vsnging steel,
Aud with her glory die.
Our brave ID flthsrs laid their lives,
On freedoms sacred alta=,
Sand in ths cause OF truth ard right
We're never known to fAltsr
''Then come with true hearts Of the South,
Hand and hand we'll win the day,
''The hOms Of JACKSON R=ds hsr boys
To die for the home Of CLAY.
"Tksn come! With glorious BuckJEE,
With JOHNSTON and with BR0wH,
wen follow where they lead and die
Or wear the victors croWnr'
Camp asar Bowling Green, Nov. 5, 1861. R.M.T.
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and HaIleck to Missouri and The West, and with th
skill and energy Of Mcclellan porvsding and anma-
ing the whole army, tho sra 81 blnnders sbal have
ceased. and new epoch shall have day1cd upon
Inc cause Of the mon, opening bright and gori-
oiis page N the history Of the republic =
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0Is ssuaEe, ens gear, sSozAch additional Square, RIs
SSSTg1seTs eEeee0iDR the space cCngfReTSS
sSTs VIII 90 eRaEEea 1SF the SzCesss
"a THB WE1EIYs
Use DslAaE Per Square Tea TIA m s1i 0zx5s E zach
Advertisements published in both the Daily ana weekly vii
added. - -
sassrfksA.
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Country Residence for Sale.
VERY desirable piece hours ride from Nashville
house nearly new, containing ten roems conveniently
snged -Four Of rich land with 50 choice fruit trees Of
ali kinds. Possession given at any time.
Addresa 2. O.. Box 49,. NashYille. aep2l 161-d3unN
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Nashville and Decatur Railroad
oHANGH OF SCHEDULE.
THROUGH TO MEMPHIS In II HOURS.
0N and after Sunday, July 2ls 1861 Mall Train will leave
" Nashville Daily at Z P NJ.
Returning, arrive ct Nashville at lis A N.
Way Passenger Trains will leave Nashville daily, except Sun
lays, st 6 IN.
Returning, arrive Ct Nashville s,IO PM
III Tbs A. NJ. Train connects with Trains 10 Hunts
die ard Chattanooga.
U The P NJ. Train connects With Trains to oorntA,
7r2nd Junction, Memphis, and New Orleans
IulyIs-d W. ON PEKKINE
General Superintendent
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TKVBIE Is aitcFstEsT HsR RsdoEs, tie fssE CT Sisn
discoveries in TIE vsgaels kingdess ts.lg an slttfsil
and abstract nehod Of repeotye Of all the old
worn out syEtems published by sccomp euacs
ing Dr. WLght veil knowing The deception precssd upon q.
unnat felt bis duty at unce 70 HAYS this Elixir tested b
the uhols Medical Faculty, who, V1teat dsssns
Veies, have given IN their adherence to ts pe sng undivided
redEoez, and When ali other medicines Pharneco
% been tried in gan Lens thought yeals q patient
crowned the Docter Efforts and be now Offers hs Elixir to Sz
ng humanity the only thing that the following
diseases Sisssssi7 5aRI1iayy
~'A'' hsntsl and Physical Depression,
DstsrninAtion Of Blood 10 he Rsaa
cOnfused Ideas,
asnsAl Irr
Rautlsssnes md slssplssme~ at Night,
Loss Of Appetite
DyPspsia,
Disqualification Of The Organs u
PaiPitatlon Of tbs Heart,
And in fact, all the cOnOOitsnt Of and dsbiIAsd
stats Of the systsm.
As a StImuIant,
IL qus different from alcoholic preparations It is not sub
ect to reactions any shAPe continues t. exert its innnens
gradually and efficiently, long the least necessity szssfsr
its presence
As Female Medicine,
It Il equally powerful and effective and restores the equhriu
and safer than all the other medicines which for year,
flooded the market and which only injurious In plae
that they only made from the illusions Of nd
gnorsnt OF the Medical profession altogether.
NO mineraIsi
Dr. Wright hlnk It we'll to his professional character
the fact that minerals Whatever form the least component
parts Of the ingredients Of his RuvenatRg ExirE know
what ruin has been ened the community by opium snd
mercury.
Generally, 70 the dshated Dr.. WRIGHT would say Never
iesr Ne mster how down be, matter heW
Feak matter what the nay have beenforsake
1t vhseVer has led 70 depart from Hysne principles
take his
ReIuVenatIng Elixir,
And you will ind yourself nans pride instesd
he reverse, to friends and healthy, ssund and worthy
aenber Of the human family
III Price - per bottle, three bottles for IS, and forward
d BY mail to all parts Of the United States.
Sold By all respectable druggists throughout the United etss
nd Oanadas. The trade supplied sc liberal discount.
Tor sale By the proprietors,
J.. WRIGHT & CO.,
81 and Isl OhaYtres street,
New Orleans, La
Sold IN Nashville By w. HsndsrshOtt Berry DemovllIs
wing Pendiston, and all responnible dIuggists ocRs
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,DmRcLEAN,S UNIVERSAL PILLS,
For Liver Complaints BiIfOusneSs Head
ache &c.

ache, &c
FEyEERE has never besn oATnARTIo medicine offered 70
the pubc that has given ErcA entire EtIiaeon 81 No
LEANS UNIVERSAL PILLS.
Being entirely vegetable, they perfectly innocent and can
be taken by the tender infant prompt and powerful II
removing all Bilious secreoRs Acid Impure Reed Matter
from the somach. In fact they tbs only Pills tAat should
be used In malsrious DISTRICTS
They produce Gripping Sickness Pain In thu Stomach or
promong healthy secretions ofhe Liver and Kidneys Who
VII r from Bousnes Headache Foul Stomach, when
cheap remedy obtained Keep them constantly
hsnd single dose season, may prevent hours days.
and months Of Sickness Ask for Dr. J H. MeLesns UniVeT
Pills Take other Being coated they tastssss Price
only = peg box, and be sent BY mail to part Of
tie CEltsd ststss
J. H. MCLEAN, Sole Proprietor,
CoFnsF Of Third and Pine streets, st. Louis, No.
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Farm 10 Rent for 1862.
TEyHE occupied BY w. B. Lucas, E5q situated be-
the MurfreesboTo and EolenSye Turnpkes, three
miles from Nashville containing seventy Of first rate land
good dwelling house and all necessary outbungs The place
has been occupied for past BY its present nAn
Who using market garden and orchard, has put In
perfect order To gardeners offers advantages.
For terms, &c, Sppy to ALEX. J. POTTER,
noy3-H Cocper's Building
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NASHVILLE AND Chattanooga X. \
8
CHANGE OF SCHEDULE.

WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 2Oth, 1885,
PASSENGER Trims on he Nasvs and Chattanooga Rail1ssd
Will ioloEE-
GOING HAST.
Leave NsahViiis st s:15 A n AID 3OOPN:
Arrive at Chattanooga l90 A and SIS N.
COMING WET
Leave ChAttanooga At es30A n and GeO 4. ..
Arrive At nashville 1t 7:30 A u aad 4O0P n.
YHyHE Trains leaving Nashville at SIS eonnecs At Wag
with ShebyVille Branch zt Taiahoma HeAiun-
vile and Manchester Railroad and al Deched with Wncheor
and Alabama Railroad, a. CoEan with SeEanee Rasrosd And
ct Chattanooga with Western and Atlantic Railroad.
The Trains leaving Nashville at 800 NJ connects War
trace with shelbyVe Branch, Stevenson with hsmhI and
Charleston Railroad, and At Chattanooga With Ea Team. and
Geo. and Western and Atlantic Railroads.
Through Tickets 70 the following points, and at prices
3D. can be had at el hours application to he Ticket Agent
Et Once, It Depoti
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ths Rlss5-s..to.irg the siek, suffering invalid TO
HEALS II AND SIRENGaH
There is HO Mistake About Et,
viii cure Liver Complaints, Dyspepsia Diarrhss, Dyssa
ty Headache, De resEon OF Sp Fever and Ague Inward
Fever Bad Breath any disease Of the Liver Stomach or Bow
els
P GENTLEMEN, DO you wish to be Healthy, stfOng and
Vigorous
LADIES do you want the Bloom Of Health to mount
cur Cheeks again f-then go once and get
ucLeaR's Strength ening Cordial and Blood
Purifier.
Delay not moment Il warranted 10 give SAtEactloa.
viii any disease OF the Kidneys, Womb or bladder FAnt
Rg Distracted MenETuaon, Falling Of the Mornh Barrsn-
any disease arising from Chronic or EerVonH DEBILITY
IL an InfalIble Remedy
FOR CHHILDRENs -
Do want your delicate, seky % q alI
Strong and Robust then give them MeLAANs stk4nSTh
ANING CORDIAL, (sss tie directions each nettls II de-
lieious to take.
One tablespoonful taken svery morning fasting sure
preventive against Chs and Fever yellow Fever Ohoe OF
any prevailing disease.
~ CAUTION beware Of Druggists Dealers who may
Try palm upon you bottle Of Bttes SSrsapara (Which
they buy cheap BY saying it jus. good There are
BASE enough t. steal part iy name e dub the
VILE decOcions Avoid sucs infamous PIRATES and their
Fanous compoands Ask Tor Dr. j. Il MeLe2ns STengths
euing Cordial and Blood Purifier Take nothing elsa II Is the
sply remedy that will Purify your Blood thoroughly and, at
The time STRENGTHEN and INVIGORATE the Hhoie
Organization sput 10 large Boes-$i per bottle, or
DR. J: Il, MeLK AE, Sole PropIIstor,
Corner or Third and Pine streets, st. Louis, No. |
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MErICAL BUREAU, WESTERN DKPARTMEET;l
Bowling ereen, XIV Oct. q, 1861.
To My Professional Brethren.
For sale.

For Sale.
"A Oct25-da 49, ARMSTRONG co.
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Upon being intodneed to his psrlor, Ar. PERT,
hs Chairman OF the COMMITTEES, SAID;
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Cen. scat in Naw Tarr-

The New YORK TINES, Of the 9Th inst, contains
ong account Of the complimentary visit from q
committee appointed by the Chamber Of Commerce.
md from the Union Defence COMMITTEES from which
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1861-02-02
For the Dugle.
N O NJ B & r Z.

Mr.. JONES The Republican Platform adopted
in Chicago has been proven, on the main point
the "RIGnT"-to be as thoroughly prO-slaVery as
years after the defeat Of Fremont l had a strong
hope that the Republican party would, in the end,
prove TO be a genuine Anti-Slavery party. But
the following extracts from q speech of c.. NJ.
Clay, @ protested Anti-Slavery man, at the Coop
En- Institute" and the silent approval of such dia-
bolical sentiments, by both the secular and reli-
gious press of the entire North, with a rery .GeD
honorable exceptions, thoroughly undeceived me.
Mr.. Clay said while upon this subject, allow
me to say O word upon the subject Of in~surrec-
tons. l believe / have made more speeches in
yindic alton of the Republican party, than any
man in the United States, North or South, I be-
lieye from my correspondence with individuals,
associations, and other combinations of that party,
I am as intimately acquainted with the purposes
of that party as any man in America, and / will
tell you what l believe those purposes to be, &C
eording to my understanding, and their views
with regard to this whole subject of the liberation
Of slaves by force and servile Instruction"
"The life of man and of woman is desirable, al
it is elevated and removed from the condition o.
the beast of the field that perisheth. Therefore i
lis, that when Great Britain held her supremacy
lover the immense millions Of India, attempting
by the despotic power Of force TO rule R--by m
amalgamation of interests, taking under q com
mon protection and into q common glory, thos
untold millions Of Eastern men, by ruling b.
force and when upon the abstract proposition
every man was bound to confess that the right wa
on the side of the Indian-yet my sympathie
were on the side Of our ancestors, an,
/ imagine that, outside of a JeO fanatics Their
we're no men among these thirty millions Of pee
pie, that did not sympathise with the British-th
white race as against the red and cOlOred races G
India, although, as say, the right was on tn
side of the East Indians"
$50, in regard to the black race, l say here tC
night, that which / have said as many as ten o
twelve years ago, that if that issue arose, whic
God forbid it should come, when the Africa
slaves should take up arms to Vindicate their lii
erty, which can DO 10 no States done, but by th
destruction Of the white or the black race, / al
on the side Of my Own race. The solution Of thi