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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-02-21

GARDEN SSFD FOR FALL s0uJs:
~ tatly Large York Cabbage
10 CYheart
Do sugAElosf DO
IsIg@ Drun head 81
Do Fiat D1t,L i1
ksTly CsniE3wsEs
Round Savoy spsnIsh
Grimm Cariri Eale
Early Butter Lettuce
Do Hardy BAmn efsrliih DO
Black AID Spanish Rsdsh, for sale By
oe9 wM PALMER. SON CO.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-02-21

LNRisi. sd PPLy FAMILY GROCERIES.
10 nfkiEs M. Ctshen butter
u ibis buokghtst Flour
80 1bissrperhne FxiIs ana gAml, rlDst
s,G kei and Pick San0a
~ =. bts NJ. r. G. Rrr hssuS,
- ptgs No asoseIai
u t,s Foghst osry P.re srTls anI ao.,sb ctss,s
csi Ntsi r. Flour. A. Sc
Ja- ieesived snd Tor sale cEsl terms ff erst ~ q,
p'"mp customers, At NiSNs co. s Family Grrce!y
h0i' % md Main ss
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-02-21
NOTICE.
IMPROVED FRENCH YOKE SHIRT EMPORIUM.

FentICIn6nS UlHISIIIIlBI IOOUS
WYE have now on hand doE Shirts al prices qualities
w and styles which We are closing reduced prices
These rasde with the famous Improved French
Yoke, and Re warranted 10 ht.
Our crayA can't be beat the city Of
Richmond.
call attention 10 our large stock OF Under Shirts and
Drlwef when full and contains full lines In sf dAuEe
Nernoes, Linen, anu Cotton.
We have facilities for making shs 70 Order al
the shortest possible notice, and perfect &c warranted
Also, on hand, nne stock OF Ready Made Clothing.
sTURTEyAET MAGWIRE,
Jel5 No. % Main Street, Cor. 18th st.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-02-21
CEPHALIC PILLS.
CURE SICK HEADACHE!
CEPHALIC PILLS,
Cure Nervous Headache!
CEPHALIC PILLS,
CURE ALL KINDS OF HEADACHEl

BY the Of these Ps ,he periodic attacks ,r
Headdchs may he prevented nd II taien the eonueuee
attack Immediate relief pain sud sickness will be
obtsnei
They seldom fail In removing the and 0eIsh he 10
which females subject.
They set gently rpou hs bawels-remoYing C,GtsHess
For LiterdTy Men SEden Delicate Females and al perso
OF s,dnL,y hdbf, they valuable LasGt0s impTov
the appetite giving tone and sgOr The digestive g,ns snd
restoring the naara elasticity and strength OF the whole system
The CEPHALIC PILLS the oEg and
conducted experiments having In use many yesr
during which time they have prevented and relieved vas,
amount Of pain and suffering from Headache whether ns
ting In tie system from deranged state Of the
stomach.
Thty enre vegetable In their composition may
ken all times wi perfect safety without any change
Diet and hsdb~ence ~ any dsagreeabs hIss renders sasy
{, adaiRistsr them 10 cAiLiren
BEWARE OF C0UNTERPEITs
The genuine have hge signatures Of Henry spns on each
BIZ
Bold BY Druagists aad all other De,lsrs 10 Medcnes
4 Box vii be seat t5 mall preps,d receipt Of the
g.. PRICE as GENTS
Al ordGs shoula be addressed TO IA ~ Ia d..
iEH rsff5o aTssI 81 o q HENRY O. sPALDIEa.
dtas--ict~iy 4s Cedar Street, New York,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-02-21

DCGGETT 81 ANDFY,

VV'
RI receiving or tr fail TRACE Cafp.tn,. on cIf. Maj,
"A tngs curt IN cds CofUlc's snj Bsnt wlio. n aiss
Paper hshenfs, CuIied er sud yo.s Cw 1rer.
CaFprts Curtains BEDS AID satrrss orj a. tot, 40.
tee Paper tAnns done In the city rcahry BY psoT
rlen
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-02-21
sSfysRER CARn

LdsNA CAkhIh"TON having purchased The stot fiouber
oi The late kiw5Td DGty all T0pnue Ire tl np.s :.
the old yd Co trarkn snI 1871 Sr.r stt- he ul bs
happy 10 srf1e e ot 'u-tcnes II Ded .L tie La
generally. fs
stock hsI White Pie Yrlies Pae yioo,g sIpst g. 5
~, Ash. Nah gahy, hspe Baton wo. L4ts SiirFs. Ge
AU1sEt "a RRi SGTOh
mol ltt nd M s;r,.ts
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-02-21

IVINCEEsT R'S SYRUP OF EkEE HSPG-
w PdOsPATss, prepared by r Churchils iormu ard
remedy 10 the treatment for the Con
sumptlon sse with many and valuable ppaaions by
hEADE BAKER, Ph.imsceuilss
Dell Isl Main st. above p y.
The constitutional union., 1861-03-29
nov 3-tf
COERCION OF NOT COERCION!

UNHIS IS TO INFORM ALL THOSE WHO ARE \ owing me, either by note or account, to come forward by the 2Sth of February next and pay upor they will have to pay the same to an ofhcer' Money I must have to pay my debts. A word to the wise is sufficient.
 ian1S-tfl JNO. A. FRI1h'
The constitutional union., 1861-03-29

HADEs CoMING.-The sudden appearance of oil in such immense quantities, in regions where 1t could not have existed but a short time, has given rise to a very alarming theory alarming to some people as to its cause. The latest and most feasible one (says the Richmond Enquirer) is that the internal fire of earth. known to exist, are making their way to the surface, where in accordance with the prophecy, tthe clemens are to melt with feryent heat" The caloric from this subtera- mean fire has just reached the coal strata, and the oil which forms the igneous portion of that carbonc compond is driven from 1t, and forced by superincumbent pressure to occupy Assures and the softer formations of the earth below, until relieved by apertures from the surface, Those living in the coal regions and nearest Hades, of course find oil first. Watch and pray.
The constitutional union., 1861-03-29
DIES ARC. ADVERTISEMENTS.

W. B. CROCKER & CO.,, RECEIVING, FORWARDKNG COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
 DEALERS IN
 Groceries, Produce, HARDWARE, FURNITURE, Etc., Etc., DIES ARC, ARKANSAS. rHS SACKS PRIME RIO COFFEE, tO for sale by W. B. CROCKER X co. 1e0 WHOLE & HALF BARRELS WHISKY, IOU for sale by w. B. CROCKER & Co. SO BARRELS NUMBER ONE LIME, 0U for sale by ". B. CROCKER < CO., TX BARRELS IRISH POTATOES. sO London Lady and Pink Eyes, for sale by W. B. CROCKER X CO., rYS WHOLE AND HALF BARRELS CHOICE
 ". B. CROCKER & CO., on 00n CIGARS, VARIOUS BRANDS, OU, UUU for sale by
 ". B. CROCKER & CO., 10000 1n a65t5a. SaSe Pss o1s6: 9zs9ze s59!2: o2 drons, etc., for sale by
 ". 5. CR0CKER & co. T7URNITURE. A GOOD ASSORTMENT BED II Seads Lounges, Cribs, Bureaus, Wardrobes, Safes, Cbairs, etc, etc., for sale by
 W. B. CROCKER & co. 10e KEGS NAILS, ASSORTED SIZES. IHO for sale by W. B. CROCKER X co. 100 BARRELS FLOUR, IOU various brands. for sale by
The constitutional union., 1861-03-29

< IL PERSONS INDEBTED TO THE ESTATE A of William L. DeWoody, deceased, are here by notified to come forward and settle, or their claims will be placed ill the hands of an officer for collection, iii twenty days.
 HORACE P. VAUGHAN. Adm'r.
The constitutional union., 1861-03-29
LOOK SHARP

A II. PERSONS INDEBTED TO ME, EITHER "A by note or account, will come up by the ISs of January next and pay-me, or they Will be pup in the hands of an officer for collection.
 dec7-tf . GEO W. NApbN'
The constitutional union., 1861-03-29
PREMIUM COTTON GINS
 MANUFACTURED BY w. G. CLEMENS, BROWN & CO.,,
 Columbus, Georgia.

\ these Gins to Planters, beg leave to return my thanks to the planting community for the liberal patronage heretofore extended 1 respect fully announce to the Planters that we continue to manufacture the celebrated Premium Gins, so long and favorably known throughout the cotton States as being unapproachable in the more inn portant points ina cotton gin, viz: Light draugh, speed and sample, which fact is established be- yond all cavl by the numerous and hattering tes- timonials from Planters in 1.-the cotton growing States. Planters wishing Superior Gins are re- quested to send in their orders as soon as possi- be. Mir. A. 0. Edwards, Esq, will receive or ders for gins, and give satisfactory evidence of their performance. All gins warranted to perform well. Planters requested to send their orders with full instructions for shipping to.
 s. A. THORNTON, Agent.
 mar21-6m1 Memphis, Tenn.
The constitutional union., 1861-03-29
nsEmPEEEs ADVERTISE E1EENTs.

MEMPHIS ADVERTISEMENTS. R. S. JoNEs...w N BgowN...M E. JoNEsH C.
 JONES, HsRGvvv COTTON FACTORS,
 GROCERS.
 And General Commission Merchants,
 No. 18O MAIN ST, MEMPHIS, TENN. OUR CHARGES FOR STORING, WEIGHING V and selling Cotton will be the same as the past season-15 Cents per bale
 We keep constantly on hand large lot of Eagle Bagging and Rope, and other favorite brands, together with general assortment of Plantation Supplies, which we are offering on reasonable terms.
 We will cover all Cotton consiged to us by in surance while in store or transit by riyer, unless instructed to the contrary.
 We are agents for Speers' Clasp and Hoop Iron Bands for balng Cottony which We will be pleased to furnish at the customary price. mar8-6m. CHARLES A. BRADLEY EDWARD PARKMAN.
 q. 4. BRADLEY S CO.,,
 Manufacturers Depot FOR THE SALE OF VIRGINIA $ WESTERN TOBACCO,
 SNUFF AID CIGARss,
 No. 50 Front Row, Memphis, Tenn. REFEREHCEs.-Ho Isham c. Harris, Governor of Tennessee, Memphis: Messrs. E. NJ. Apper son & Co.,, Memphis; Messrs. T. s. & s. W 1 Ayres Memphis Sam. Tate, Esq, President o l the Memphis and Charleston Railroad Memphis Officers Gayoso Savings Institution, Memphis ! \. L. Lawrence Cashier State Bank, Memphis Ben May, Cashier Bank of West Tennessee, Mem phis; Gates Parker, Jackson, Tennessee Moore & Holland Jackson, Tennessee; J. A Taliafero Cashier State Bank, Trenton, Tennes see; Hon. Emerson Etheridge, Weakly county Tennessee; Jesse Hare & Co.,, I.ynchburg, Vir ginia; Ialsey x Booker, Lyncbburg, Virginia John Oyer, Esq, Lynchburg, Virginia; J. $ Clator & Co.,, Lynchburg, Virginia; Bragg D'Aquin & Co.,, New Orleans, Louisiana S. II Jack, Pine Bluff, Arkansas nh 8-6m
The constitutional union., 1861-03-29

TIE KENTUCKY GIANT OUTDGNE.-Last week we had the honor of a visit from a Franklin county giant, who we dare say throws the celebrated Jim Porter into the shade. He stood six feet, eleven inches in his socks, and looking into his face was like looking up to the peak of a mountain. He informed us that every merchant in town had called him in, in order to measure and weigh him-his weight turning out to be 26J pounds. His name is N. A. Jackson, son of B. Jackson. He is certainly the tallest man living, not only in Franklin county, but in Mississippi. Nicksburg Sun.
The constitutional union., 1861-03-29
ID H. SS A IS q MALE ACADEMY, T. II. OSBORNE, Principal.

TV1HE FIRST SESSION OF THIS ACADEMY, < located in Des Arc, Prairie county, Arkansas, commenced January 7 1861.
 The terms of Tuition are $l0, $12,50, $15 and S20 per session of five months.
 The government of the Academy will be strict, yet mild. The mode of teaching will be strictly mcthodical Parents will observe that it will be of great advantage to their sons to be entered at or near the beginning of the session. Parents or guardians need not enter their sons or wards un- less subjecting them entirely to the mode of instruction and of government established in the school.
 Tuition payable from the time of entering till the end of the session. Deduction in cases of prolonged sickness jy-l8-y
The constitutional union., 1861-03-29
VIII give Prompt Attention all Business entrusted to

A of John W. Wallace, deceased, are hereby notified to come forward and settle, or their claims will be put in the hands of an officer for collection, in twenty days.
 HORACE'P. VAUGHAN. Adm'r.
The constitutional union., 1861-03-29

FLORIDA AS A COTTON STATE.-The cen sus of 1860 gives Florida 45.l3l bales of cotton The census of 1860 gives her l85,- 720 bales, an increase of over four hundred per cent, and nearly fifty per cent. year for the last ten years. Most of this cotton is long staple We have no doubt put that in ten years more we will raise over 100000 bales, We have 75,000 square miles. and can say, within the bounds of reason, that there is enough land here, suitable to cotton, to keep 500,000 negroes employed in its culture.
The constitutional union., 1861-03-29

4 IL PERSONS INDEBTED TO THE LATE "A firm of J. A. Jennings & Co, are hereby notified that their notes and accounts are garn- sheed in my hands, and am instructed to bring suit them immediately; and if tLey do not come forward in twenty days time and settle, they will have 10 settle with an officer.
 HORACE P. VAUGHAN, Ag't A IL PERSONS INDEBTED TO THE OLD A firm of Washer & Vaughan, are hereby re- quesed to settle their indebtedness by hte 18th day of April next, or the will be sued
 nh 27-tf. HORACE P. VAUGHAN.
The constitutional union., 1861-03-29
1s ENTERTAINMENTS.

- --1a -1aEeVERTESE2MEGN EeV EGNES. J. W. ARMSTRONG & CO.,, Successors to Edmondson and Armsrong) Leather and Shoe Findinss, Etc., ssA Main st., Memphis, Tenn., SIGN OF THE GOLDEN sTlRRUP, IMPORTERS AND DEALERS IN sADDLERY, HARDWARE, Tanners Tools, and Curriers' Tools and Findings, Hides and Oils. " EEP CONSTANTLY ON HAND A FULL IN assortment of FRENCH CALF SKINS, AMERICAN CALF SKINS, PAD SKINS,
 DEER SKINS,
 CHAMOIS SKINS,
 LINING SKINS,
 TOPPING SKINS, HEMLOCK SOLE LEATHER, OAK SOLE LEATAER, HARNESS LEATHER, SKIRTING LEATHER,
 WAX UPPER LEATHER,
 ENAMELED LEATHER,
 BRIDLE LEATHER, Patent Leather of all Kinds and COlOrs Which we offer as low as can be bought in St. Louis or Cincinnati, and lower than can be bought in this city, having superior facilities in buying our stock. Agents for the sale of. | GUM AND
 MACHINE STITCHED,
 LEATHER,
 GIN AND
 MILL BANDS,
 GUM-HOSE AND
 PACKING. Of all sizes, which we are selling at manufac- turers' prices.
The constitutional union., 1861-03-29
S. M. GATES.

TWILL KEEP CONSTANTLY ON HAND 4
 W good stock of Bagging, Rope and Planta- ton supplies. Win always insure Cotton other consgnmcnts against fire while in store or in transit by river unless instructed 10 the contrary. After returning our thanks to all who have pat ronized us, fas also for the late firm of Gates Wood McKnight,) for the past fifteen years, we would call attention to card above Ne shall in future conine ourselves strictly to a Commis- sion and Plantation supply business. Our espe- cial attention will be given to the sale of Cotton and we feel confident of giving good satisfaction to all who may conhle their business to our hands
 marS-6m GATES x WOOD.
The constitutional union., 1861-03-29
SADDLES AND HARNESS.

We have now on hand a full stock of Saddles and Harness, and are offering induccmeuts to per sons wanting goods in this line. We would call particular attention to an assortment of Wagon, Stage and Dray harness of our own manufacture. Persons wanting goods in our line will find it 10 their interest 10 examine stock before Pur- chasing elsewhere.
 malS-jm. J. VI. ARMSTRONG x co.
Red Wing sentinel., 1861-03-27
FROM WAslIINGTON.

4 WAsH1NGT0N. March 22.
SExArE.-Mr. Hale offered 4 resolution
to elect Sergeant 5at- Arms, Door keeper
and Assistant Guard. Laid over.
The Senate confirmed j. w, .Nye, Cover
nor Of Nevada; Rufus King, Minister to
Rome; Bradford, to Denmark /; Anson Bur
lingame, Minister to Austria !; Elisha G.
Crosby, Minister to Guatemala James O.
Putnam, to Havre; Freeman ii. Morse.
Consul to London !; James II. Anderson, oi
Ohio. Consul to Hamburg Francis II. Moo.
dy. Kcceiver Of Public ioncy at --.
I, The following Post Masters were con-
hrn1ed.:. Ia 81
IN Huntingdon, Galena Edward
z. Davis. Dubuque; James f. Abraham,
Burlington, Iowa Sydney E. Van Dontrust
plttsburgh. David G. Rose, Marshal Of Ia.
diana VIII. Gurlcy, Attorney for iowa ;
Geo. A: Noursc, Attorney for Minn !: A. 6.
Sands, Marshal for Southern district.of Chic:
Hobart \. Hox;e, Marshal Of Iowa.
Appearances indicate that the govern
ment before long viii be. compelled t. aban-
dsm Fort lickens to the secrssiionists.
The Brooklyn, st. Louis, Sabine and
Wyaneaotte. are off Fort lickens.
Red Wing sentinel., 1861-03-27
f,To-D.AYs NEWS.


e. Herald, Washington correspondent ', xays
Surveyor John L. Fox, United States NJ
y, reached here to day from Fort Sumter.
tie had been sent there by the Admin; Adaimniii,,;stra.
tion on Monday last. lIo visited Major
Anderson on Thursday, in company With
Captain Hartstein Of South Carolina. Fox
will ms3<e his report to morrow. i ais
The MraaPs Washington deapatehes cav
tho President has issued orders yesterday
10 Major Anderson 70 put his command in
readiness to svacuate Fort Sumpter. Major
Andssson IS 70 salute his flag and embark
ia ths@ar steamer Dispatch, dispatched for
tlheparpsss: No opp pSsitioi,f win be made
u tho ChaslsstouianA The Cab:nent Was
said tobs considering on SATURDAY.. di,pa,ch-
. rscs1ysd from Kort Eickena from Lieut.
slsmmer. who states that unless. he shah
g supplied withpsoHsions - will have to
aSaaaou. Hbst pielsns. = '''..
6sn. Bragg, commander Of the confelcr-
aee forces, informs Lieut.. Slemmer that sup-
plies Sennee b. s.'landed ct that Fort. without
spevnjs from JET Davis 4 Il. .ihg .n5s D s
II Dispatches .fiun Fort Pickens state that
G1sIiso1 y short Of provisions, and ean hold
OQt but . short time. !, None but official
esamnunioatisa a at Rnsacola, and the SQUAD
:. 1on can. nsi'aer. . .rsiniorcc the fort nor fur
ni.h supplies. s.l& - o. {. y .
The Following ,omn,iira,ions were 1n,a,dae i,r
the Territory of Colorado: ksa 9a
. Wm. Gilpin. Governor :; Lewis Wells.
Secretary :. BENZ. Hall, Ohief.J ustics. Dan.
..el. Of Maine, Consul 10 Vera Cruz ;.IJl r.
Gkidings was nominated (or. Consul to Brit.
ish North America. r 3f
Red Wing sentinel., 1861-03-27

A SLANDERER' RErurzD.-A clergyman
vas charged with having violently drag.
ged his wife from q revival meeting and
compelled her to 50 home with him
The clergyman lot the story travel along
until he had an opportunity to give ii d
bGoadside. Upon being charged. with the
offence, he replied as follows:
"1h the first place, never havn attempt.
cd to influence my vile in her views nor a
choice Of meeting. Secondly ly-my wife has
not attended any Of the revival meetings n
Loveli. Inthe third place, II have never
attended any ofthc meetings for any .spnr-
pose v'a,ascver. 10 conclude, neither myself
E w1tc have any inclication to these meet
'nss.. Finally, Lneyer had . wife,
Red Wing sentinel., 1861-03-27

Nrw Observation-Disclosures Edmond
Davy lately read paper to the Royal Dub
lin Society, on cement which he obtains
by melting together in an iron vessel, two
parts (by weight Of common pitch, with
one part Of gutta percha. Il forms home.
geneous fluid, which is much more manage
able for many useful purposes than gutta per-
cha alone. and which, after being poured into
cold water, may be easily wiped dry, and
Ike ptfor use. The cement adhercs With the
greatest tenacity to wood, stone, porcelain.
glass. ivory, leather, parchment, paper.
hair All :eathsEs, sill, woolen, cotton, etc. :.
Red Wing sentinel., 1861-03-27

GTD. P. Holloway, the, new Comm:s-
sioner Of Patents, was editor Of the Rich
mond (Indiana) Rall,diuns. The Press is
literally represented in the Government.
and in local appoint tmcnts. j. l.. Scrpps,
Of the Chicago Tribune, is Postmaster Of
Chicago. w. w. Huntington, formerly OF
the Gcs2tte and Adr1,1,isen, is Postmaster Of
Galena; and Mr.. Caldwell, ,of the htelliqe,,.
or: has been appointed Postmaster Of
Wheeling Virginia
We have heretofore noticed the fact that
Vice President IIamlin, Secretary of War
Cameron, Postmaster General Blair, and
Secretary OF the Navy Welles, arc printeas.
D. 4. Carter, Of Ohio, appointed Goyerno,
Of Nebraska, is also a typo, having served
with ThurloY Weed. r ta.
Red Wing sentinel., 1861-03-27
MINNEAPtyL1s:

most. h!fA,YA cA,TOA cA TOA1A"' 14,ss. ..f.;g
y The.hsad Of navigation is really becoming
place Of great importance, and some Of our
disappointed fellow citizens are tearfally
ragrst,ins that they had not discovered; The
rare advantages, M = Republican poin! oi
yisN, oflying there before this. It furnish
g . remarkable list q Federal appointments.
Tho Surveyor General. the best ofRce in The
State, is lucky In living there, because he has
4 ! thoroughly Republican name, No other
apahacations are Known vi even TO his most mos
intimate friends. 4aa,.f.,s ~.
Ehe Kings Of the ANaaare royalty lucky;
aahsd officer andta tetritoria. appointment
~ said to reward etho4eoroyd b-othsrs Tor
tbsir 'lAek: k:bone'' ii the cause Of negro
pasaieY. The ,bSHdorism of Nburso is rs-
,x,..rded, IS he 1ited Seeaa1 enough 10 Mime
apeolis 70 depandi political success. Dr..
Blstcbes., .,of Minne.polis is likely to !. win the
ce,amiasioneship 70 The Sandwich Islands;
and p. r. Smith, If tho same. place-we
'sfsr 70 Minneapolis --cenf'd IDENTIFY 4 seeks a
saug appointment. We havsf no timo to
enumerate the willing patriots Of this flour
ishins place. The sanity, oit;es ef St. An
thaony and st. Paul are little too near this
Avesite city Of waters 10 amount 10 much;
and the patriots Of these small political
aPpendsges are lelt out in the cold. Good
soF Minneapolis! Good for the Colonel!
The "eustingv IS eensraisffom the British
possessions TO the Iowa line. 8 ilss
Red Wing sentinel., 1861-03-27
SPEECH OF russell, TilE LONDON
: TINES, CORRESPONDENT

~<~S4N ~ OIV
rs At St. Patrick's Festival, in New York,
on the 18th, James T. Brady made an
eloquent speech. But the feature Of tn,
evening was a speech by Mr. Russell, the
Crimean correspondent Of the London
Times, who visits this country to write for
Times, history of the important events
now transpiring. We quote briefcxtract:
GENrhEMEN;-I will not saw that yor,
are pack of drunken fools, who grow
idiotic ia your prosperity, and have com.
mittcd national suicide; These were the
words used by one Of your speakers (Mr.
Gerard) tonight. / believe, gentlemen,
that the pen has never grown upon the back
o. a goose that is TO record the fact that YOU
nave grown foolish in your prosperity OF the
United States-rich in che dcyc,opment Of
every fruit that human genius and industry
nave cast their. sun upon, and have com.
mlt;ed national sin. [Applause.1 Gentle
ileDen, the record Of such . calamity would
bury the hopes Of humanity all over the
world. tAppiause1 ] am constitutional
government-admiring Englishman. [Ap-
p:ausei and laughter. am an Irishnan .by
birth, but presenting myself here before you
as an Englishman. with a stripe Of Irish
tendencies. [Applause.] But nothing
would grievc my heart, or tho hearts Of
Ens!ishmcn all over tie world where is
sought the development Of the policy Of
scH- scH-government-nJthing could grieve us
more than the rc!ization Of the fact Of
the inevitable dissolution OF American
Union. For. Gods sahc preserve Europe
rom that disgrace. When we would free
Italy and Hungary and Poland and tho
aatienalities Of the world. let men mt hc
enabled to say, you have failed; but let your
potent accomplishment Of facts strike 4 blow
Tor the liberty Of mankind on tho other Side
OF the water: [Applausc. L come here,
gentlemen, in q period Of great excitement.
/. recognize IT. in the contcnding. voices and
the storm aro''rtl.'ne-,he intensity Of the
means Which has given i birlh-bM /