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PROFESSIONAL CARDS

UNHE LAW COMPREHENSIVE BE.
IL tween Mr. Saunders and myself has been closed.
Persons wishing to on business will please call at
my residence.
H. W. MILLER.
Raleigh, N. T., Sepl. 25, 1850. TIT.
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WELDON N. EDWARDS, of Warren, President.
WALTER L. STEELE, Of Ridlmoild, Principal Sec
Tetary.
L. g. EDWARDS, of GranEiGe, As sistant Secretary.
JOSEPH HoLDERsY, Of Rocking han, Engrossing
Clerk.
JAMES PAGE, of Randolph, PrinciI al Doorkeeper.
W. R. Lowell, of Surry, Assistant
JOIN G. NoeRE Of Wake, q"
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Ihe Semi Standard.

PROVISIONAL GOVERNMENT
OF THE
CONFEDERATE STATES OF AMERICA.
PRESIDENT:
JEFFERSON DAVIS,
OF MISSISSIPPI. ..-.
VICE PRESIDENT:
ALEX. H. STEPHENS,
OF GEORGIA.
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HUNTS PHOTOGRAPHIC GALLERY,
RALEIGH, N, c.

II,
RALEIGH, N. c.
PHOTOGR RAPHIC PORTRAITS IN
OIL COLORS.
Prices Ranging from $50 to $50.
VNHESE PORTRAITS CAN BE TAKEN FROM DA-
IL guereotypes and Miniatures from Life and being
finely finished in Oil Coors Canvas they perfectly
durable and make beautiful Paintings. They be
arged to and such changes alterations may
be desired be made. Mr.. ANDREWS the Artist who
coos these pictures being an experienced Portrait Pante
and fine C0lors all who wish finely executed work
should call at the old established Gallery Fayete
vile Street Those preferrng portraits painted from life
would do well to give Mr.. A. call Persons having Du
guereoppes of deceased friends by giving the color o.
the hair eyes, and complexion permanent and life
like portrait Photographs can be finished in Water Colors
Paee India Ink Crayons prices ranging from 80
to $780, The plain Photograph from 50 to $40. Meaino-
types for Lockets Cases, Rings and Pins Ambrotypes.
Vgnetes, Neogaphs for sending in letters &c. taken in
all weatherS
E. HUNT, Photographer
Raleigh, N c.
March !, 1860 ls-ly.-
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.. NOTICE. Sf '-E-
THIHE UNDERSIGNED WILL. ATTEND AT THE
IL COurt House in Raleigh on FRIDAY, SATURDAY
and MONDAY the 18TH 2h 22d instant for the pur-
pose of taking the Tax Lists for Raleigh Districts Nos
and g for the year 1884, and of Collecting the Taxes due
in said Districts for The 1860. 'F,
All persons interested earnestly requested attend
give in ard pay their Taxes, the law Directs ;
Those failing comply will be charged the fees allowed
by law.
JEFF. FISHER, P
GEORGE W. NORWOOD,
Collector.
Raleigh. July TO- 1861. 64-td
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ARMY AND MARINE GLASSES.

ARMY AND MARINE GLASSES.
TUST OPENED AN ASSORTMENT OF FINE FIELD,
- MARINE, ARTILLERY and PICKET GLASSES,
well adapted for recoDnoterng purposes and manufactured
by the first Opticians in Europe Call soon as they are
going off rapidly.
ALSO,
HARDEES MILITARY TACTICS for Infantry and
Rife in two volumes
The above is the only authorized edition by Col WN J..
HARDEE.
C HALL co.
Norfolk Va, July l6, 1861. 65--Gt.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
Resigned.

WANTED,
10y TWO YOUNG LADIES SITUATION IN A
Id FEMALE COLLEGE for the ensuing Academic
year-one experienced Teacher in The Fine Arts Bellies
Iettres, and Wax Fruit makipg-the other, Guitar
Teacher Both having anght in Colleges in Tennessee and
school, if not would take separate situations, and
Southern Teachers
For further particulars please address,
E. R. B.
Gainesville, Geo.
July s, 1861. 62-2m.
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RECRUITS WANTED.

RECRUITS WANTED.
"E NEED SEVERAL RECRUITS, AND IT IS
w greatly to be hoped that they will c1me forward
immediately that We may go early possible into
tive and do battle for the South drive the hire
ngs of he Aern Ape back from The sacred soil of our
sister State, the Old Dominion.
JN0. W. HEARTSFIELD,
Orderly Sergeant,
=. -... Wake Light Infantry.
Forestrille, N. c., July 26, 1851. 6s-if .
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WANTED,
w At the Kinston Shoe Factory, Is or 80 good
r j. 4. HARTsFIELD, Agt
Z. July 30 1851. 69-lm.
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NOTICE TO WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN.

NOTICE TO WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN.
Having located in the City CT Rae IN, take this Op
portunity inform the public generally that prepar
ed make contracts for public private buildings any
part of the State the most favorable terms am also
prepared furnish Granite in its rough state for buding
other purposes dressed to order in shape equr
ed, at reasonable rates.
Orders for Stone addressed TO through the POstoce
Box 249 will with prompt attention. All bills paya
Bile to individually. will not be responsible for any
debts made by any men in my employment without
der from me- THOMAS COATES
Jan. 4 1861. Sim.
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NEW WHOLESALE
Shoe and Leather House.

NEW WHOLESALE
Shoe and Leather House.
WILSON, McILWAINE IL CO..
&c Sycamore Street, Petersburg, Virginia.,
"AVE RECEIVED, AND OFFER FOR SALE, AN
u unusually large Stock of Goods in their line
prsng every variety of Mems, WOmen's aud Chidrens
BOOTS SHOES AND CATERS,
PLANTATION AND RAILROAD BROGANS,
TRUNKS VAEISES AND CARPET BAGS,
SOLE AND UPPER LEATHERS
SHOE FINDINGS &C., &C., &c.
Sole Wholesale Ag nts in this City for the sale of
Mitchell'> Metallic Tipped Boots,
And Shoes for Boys nd Girls. Merchants are invited to
examine their stock rd prices which they determined
shall compete lily with houses here elsewhere.
- Orders promptly and carefully attended to by
of the firm.
JOHN B. WILSON,
JOHN McILWAINE,
r w. ROBERTS.
September s, 1859. 7S-tf
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CRACKERS! CRACKERS!
TIME SUBSCRIBER Is PREPARED TO FURNISH
u Merchants aud Families with fresh baked Crackers,
Pilot Bread, &C. at reasonable prices Call and examine
and leave your orders. Terms Cash. ~
e s. TAYLOR.
Z Newbern N. c., July 30, 1851. 69-2m.
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ORGANIZED ON TIE eoTz OF WAY, 1861.
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Every variety of MEN and BOYS WEAR,
PLANTATION GOODS,
GL0AKS= AND SHAwJS,
AFU. E.NE OF NOTIONS,
Together with every IT Goods to be found in Whole
sale Houses, North and at nth.
The Merchants of NolsI-Carona Virginia and Tennes-
see invited examination of Stock which will
be found specially adapted TO the wants of their customers
and will be offered for CASH, the usual credit at
such low prices cannot fail to meet the views of the
CLOSEST BUYERS.
~ Orders respectfully solicited and promptly
cuted. S. w. & co.
September 81, 1860. 76-H
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STATE CONVENTION.

Officers and AeE6ers.
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VIM. ]. SAUNDERS.
COUNSELLOR d ATTORNEY AT LAW,
RALEIGH, n. c.
WILL attend with promptness and dispatch to business
Of whatever character in the profession the Courts of
Wake and adjoining counties
cRr Notes, Drafts and Claims collected on any point
September 81, 1860. i6-tE
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BUSINESS CARDS.

1850. FALL. 1860.
STEVENSON, WEDDELL & CO.,
IMPORTERS 49, JoBBERs IN
Fancy and Staple Dry Goods, .,
No. IS AND so, SYCAMORE STREET,
PETERSBURG VA.
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ISISH! FISH,! FISH H!tI-HERRINGS, MUL-
II LETS, MACKEREL, SALMON, WHITE FISH and
SHAD are daily expected at 4=ts =,1,s.s. -.
April g. 1851. So
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QUENT. BUSBEE,
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW,
Determined to devote hereafter the whole of his time to his
profession always be found at his Office in the Brick
Row fayetteville Street-unless absent the Circuit
March l, 1899. 4-ly
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ED. GRAHAM HAYWOOD,
Counsellor and Attorney at Law,
RALEIGH, N. c.,
Will attend the County and Superior Courts of Wake
Johnston and Chatham; the Superior Courts of New Han
and Sampson and the Terms of the Federal Courts
and Supreme Court of North Carolina at Raleigh.
Office, the fOrmer occupied by the late Hon. WILL
q. Haywood Jr.
Raleigh, May %. 52-sw.
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VNE APPEAL TO THE HEAD.-ANOThER
w Arrival, BY Express of those fashionable MOLE
SKIN HATS. e, w. H. z. S. TUCKER,
RALEIGH Feb. 10, 1851. f...r E-.aa. 22-H
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LSoK THE gAsT-zxTaxsgoa or THH IN
MlSSiSSSiRl AND MISSOURI
E4AH Eanp
-si oPEN 70 MAREHG04 = @TE s-t

-si OPEN 70 MAREEG0a @y& st
10 ckioage. % 1iles ssasang saved-- % Miles
Rurth@ Fsst Most asress reu1s ~ Gaicaso
II and shs Rast ID via the
EHTGAao d RocE ISLAND Agp alssgssfryY
II AND MISSOURI RAILROADS. .-..e
Il 0nly Iths frpn EsnkraIfowa 10 Chicago ansier one
EisEzsszneass Tas Aississipga and Msssouzf 4. o.
I'd sartaes ~sss. Dsa aaiass and uouasn ssssys
PASaelgsKs viii aaa thiS rouse the sa9seat Qaisk-
est Sia Best ayofding an delays SAe Mississippi
RlvsE Cioss ooaAsctieas are naae with the wss-
P9ssraeer sad Esgreas zraans lszas Azsrsmso ass-
Z $50 Z. ~, avTtS'"s at cAseage sfS o'sioek
Noeaarge for sraazfw Of aass2ge st CAicsgo.--
ns4 a. CAess@ vita tbs sta4zH aHsAe GaRisrm Ines
Z FACES FOR sfocK safPPRRs,
stonk leAst1S MsEaa@s as l. % p ID. arztsea ri
Chteago u a.oa sas sexf moFRiAg, Ia time for the
early Raskets Esd steok asaiass ne Rsateru iass
Tha wheie time consumed Al ths Aissiastppi Rig-
er does aot exceed fwsaty minutes Thnfs is no
sAssss 1 q sass e = ,Ss ssE,sass q dssg
eaahsss paxziss 9rfvtas ssaek from MSS Moines ana
othsr points IN CsuaFal ard western Iowa cbafore
caassaere& e4RAaiy astaas freEn fhe dfereng roads
on NV ears ever any otfef rcass - - : 80
stsx VII BE assassEa taany ID the alsaR eas Ssraa
~ chAaage. w..
TAa =. d L. n n. is ns~beizs szseaaea wnaa sa
be rufz to the END OF ths track @ sft HEJ Fl
EveEy facility for tbs opaE enisss sspasas as Cat
ale Frelgnss as lew via any other route and no
gslsaa sparea . EsssE ss the most asaiEAbIs raass
TsaAeveH TIuaETs - 81 psiAeapaa ps5ata In sls
Catted states and CansAAs by A4l ruztea can be
ssreearvd at washinston, Iowa City and AErpass.
". L ST: sons, baa seAs = asaf sSfssS sssSt.
Gen'I Frszxaa and Tsaxs q Agsst 9--s II sc
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ARcnsrsHpr 4 auara, & sl Irrrrn !.

A 4-FE
The following patriotic letter was sens
10 the great Uaiou Meeting ID New NJ Il Yors,
| BY Archbishop Hughes, and WA rsad a.f VIII fh
much applause: s'''s Fa''" s'' "a.
| - Snw yokk, Apri1 %, 1851.
DRAR sra Unable % atlead The meet
ing &c Union Square In consequence of IN
aisPoaitinn, 1 beg s@vs 20 ststeany sxnsis
aaaata % the ssbiast Of yous .c0raingI to-
gethsr, in the lfosing wogsls:
Minister OF religion and ministert OF
peace, aecordfng u The instructions of
tasiR Divine Masfar Z have nss ssaaaal Go
hope and pray that psase and Unioa maxhs
be preserved In this great and fxse epun-
try. At preset, however, that aues tlcnf \
has been takaa sat on the Fiafsas 5fthe
peacs makers, and i as rs6 erred soska arsa
basranant Of sAagsanasy esntssss Il agn
not auihsrized 70 spaak ia the name Of any
Of my fellow citizens I think, 10 FAT al
can Judge, shere u the gfghs prinespIs
among all Of tham sshom Z knosss ID H.
nss 6ssyJeASs siEees Afsgai9ReF ~ birth.
| took the cath Of allegieHce 10 shis soup-
frY, under its title on ths Unised EGasas of
Anerfea. fEdud cssrs. esf aie9l s55
As regards sunsssnss, pxsssssism, ses 4
iua9Hasas, AaFs as nisgiEiag.s SILL de, &,
slrons Of peace, whsn1 the ,Prnvidsaes
Of God shall hare hfoaghE II, MAY sey
that since the period off any na1aFafi iaasaosi
| hsxs knswn bag one esantsys In asxfassa
enss,to my daisies a o Glsissn, no ehsngs
"a come ovss my mind aiaaa thea Tbs
kernment of The United States gas then
j n b now, synbsllzed By i nationai nag,
eapalarsy calisd sssAs Sskss aad ssa4pas.h
SLasd apelaass-j hssf tzss7 NJ a.
This has baeu my Gaxx aad ghan he 10
he end IGhe~s.l Ttrass It Il asilI ass-
ined 70 display, Nj TIE rsiss shat swssrg q
svssy ooeansi and amid tie geaasla fssAsss.l
of msay distant slsers, as 1 have sesu il
q foreign lands, its own peculiax waYiag
ines OF beauty. May ii lire and contin-
ae 70 display shsss ssssss wxyfrg fifss 81
se&ass whssh@ "a hosMe wgsheenav fsrAlg
'laeasand yaas and dsfsssw wsxss - loak % 3
Heaven psrmiss, without limit ar ,auralion
JOHN HUlfiEE. 's7"
Arnhbfshop Of View fcfat p Fl"
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ssspRReaxsse x9E ssygwnMKNFsH
The followiAg axsscls j. from ths MAJ

~@@RE@&As MA AA& M@# - && AeA b
The followiAg axsscls j. from tas Rsw
Eark nm@t RspahiisAal q Wednesday
a SyAsgELxe Rxrozx, Ill u stated 90
the authority of Mayor Broarn. of Balti-
more, thas shs Pred dssss hsd soa,sssf1ssss p
sllas no msre sfospssl6sa5a psss skrulsha
ryiand .snd xiaAAs rseSalsek lasm Rsmnvu
syigaais Aas hsse fssHgd b4ek fsarsssaa :,
% this sErsngsnants Our correspondent
gives b siifsfsas account ia ~ aseisist'
sf slse pfasskiens.s lsSs p0ssi1aa Tie aass@s
osss Asesxnt mag mc&ohe sn1ieair ssiiahsas ]
Unds~ Ahis Aalssf M Al.stAiH fknm snsh
comments a. such an agxesmenE en The
part of toe Pras3dsns Would Materials
pfavsks We Aaa ssmpiy ssmark sh@sshsu
Rsssidsns runs no xzhAll kssk af haiaglss-s
pssedsd In ais oiSees, Il ,hs nadestAkea 10
thwAft The clear and mAnifast dessxmIna-
s6an of ths people III NJ iht6iaf dis xnsEicrgt
ity OF the Governnent sfa11s Unlswsa
ssasss. and praaGns4 its Aene2 ( Eeasa
In the miask al !, ,R45QIstioE. ana ID sneA
III ssstsss''. ss.ss s. u esIs 81 ss sssa
fstsas q sAsinw laate azppss 70 Assss
kissn shsn one. I'D nmasaa Ika waia fsw
- Liacola ~ hsaw n mind The pesairs
biiiky ~ sn0h 81 event
Had smtimsa1 = sasoiatsoasrryy, 1nsl
u III fss,essble.. r. ~ tbs yeyrnal b
cesnss1rts, baA stEd 6r il, h1 hsw
souserss 10 unssn docszalnss Nouid p9oh- !,
ablx hevs ssps \ aab u asssrer 1 =. - -
Whs 4 = y @ y - y ! ssssrl. q ~ I 10,
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- 80 = =. exrrEao GlE q Cs., ala mssssu a.
- - apd io stssa 81, Rsssoh are or aszsAeEw
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Eosssn- III EE1T 80 eI tsss r. -Ass1s SIS 80
49, p fos7 = Do ,sass .asx aHssagazsa Assuas.
m r aogxps, ID sur aassssassa Agsas fer
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Mai InSra.n

St. Letiis, Alsy D, n.-waahiaRson
aaspaSs1ss aAss eysusa4t asy Mag.aAnasR~
soa aas aacspssd taesesnazasnd sf tAs Ksur
saeky Brigade, with sha eonssns al Ehs
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Nashville, Nay T'he pgsosssasngs Of
the Tsnnsssss Iseislatare hsws jast been
a&ae pahlie- Al ersiinaacs of sseassion,
and aIliance with the Ceafedassse States
passed subieos TO q vote Of shs paople on
the 6els af june usxs. e "a
IA asiiitary bill was passed CALLING for
s5 300 troops snd appfuprfakaug S2 coo, 81
Ooe unsond dlxionslif, and Z, ,0B0,
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= W 0'1t's iasest seiegraphic news, see third
page. 's at's'E''
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4Ah1asss sasy s.rr'sssfa@s ssass sesu H.
Med Tor inspeetion Of the New York Bit
ish Volunteers. '.''s. ssass'8
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CaaIifsrHla News.

q n.l. Es - r-- 3IIAas1SfAS&4 Nsws. e. - go
! The Ship Syran cleared the 18th for
Boston, exrgo consisting of i2 600 sacks
6asssy, 800 saaks whsas, 300 dassa wool.
10 Aidesy lA0 Sacks esppsr ere. Tha
AasEss II dssksned Go beeems "a important
item OF California exports. -
The receipt OF the Eastern nevs OF the
lssh inst, asisaias shs taking Of Fsrs
Sssasess and pzabablsi opmsaanseiasai af
eiEil swag, haa its sffseE On the hu&nsssI
cammsinisy causing sH 70. obserye utsnoss
eAation abuat new ventures. While II u
believed thai California viii suffer Isss
Esqu Girl war than any ather. State, the
sppse ehansfons Of segtoa hsassaess derang-
iaaenka mere is seriously entertained. -
The eject OF the war newa is most per-
ceptsbin III treasury snovHFrssus last srlirssf.
D Eaessangsa Bankers r&as held to de-
IsEuAana she bs@t Soiinya so parsue about |
shipping treasure 70 New York bT Ocean
Steamers; but nothing definite wa was ar
tSnged. sfs3 ~ es 2t7a'sS ~ Et3sfEIs g
The kusasasaoe Agsass rssass 70 insure
'Esasare agasnss haxardaaof was.s al
The exehangs market il aassttled- Same
light drafts on Hcw York are purchased
i four per cent. 10 refnfs Eastward TO.
sayAs Rouy Expfass. ~ 5EH II ssEs&
Som@ of &he Mem York sreaaaxe skipped
lencs hy steamers, May Ist, will probably
,e transferred at Aspfnwan, To The Brit
sa Wat India Mail Line. osif1'
Is Ii aiEasalsi 90 rspass5 ss shs paesens
izsas wha& tha popular seasimaat pf Cali
osnia L - regard % tbs poAey Of tia Ad-
ainisrrstson In San Francisco. /
The Legislature has rejected d bill call
az . DengTessiosal eaeasion' the lSsia "a
asy, the objees Of whieh was 10 aaecs sxeI
aembers Of Congress in time to take their
eats at the extra session. The bill was
efsated In the Assesabiy bv 4 eotr,t1suski
sfsngsh OF sAs Bfsck sariags Democrats
% Blaak RsEablieanss eydmnsly for shsl
aason shat they feared the Douglas Dam. .
craks would get the moss' adsant taEe from ]
aa Hniou sentiment In tha State, and
lseN sheir csnsiiaasss, II aa tlsesscu saaesl
i&eS I'D saoaat 81 teft4aE s2sl sG9g
Tha asriEAl Of Gen. sasnaag. who 10 To-
same command OF The Government fore !
] OF this Stafe, is tbs shbiee3 OF seonrras IN
isssosas by Bsany, alshoag "a. Il b nos be-
sRsa shas the asaspiasons be ahas luyaltyI
Y. y. apldiars hare ware ius1isabls.--l
en- gehnson resigned some weeks ago, \
I'd il 10 cofnIAoAly reported snss be fsI
soas y depart FOR the Eazs soiosn the !
'my Of the Geafaaerats sestss. al .
The Cafholie school bill has besa d. .
ated in the Legislature hy ! large vote. 9
II 10 underwood that senator McB Bou- Y
II will dcpsrs for Wazhizsssoa ou ne 7
20 aa Msys ard LasAam sha asGs bg Juus- 2
ssnateE Lataa<a. u 10 reessse . ssmplir J, =
entary dinner Mt San Frauciaao. and :,
me Kind of Demonstration ID hss fayor Q
preparing us aacranesssn.
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The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1861-02-07

NAEGgEEAE ADDRESS OF
GOV. 4. &. CURTIN.
Differed JanuG3y l5h, 1861,

bfittt|cH |"EHh/D Ict", ICOI,
FELLOW CiTIZENS: Having been en-
trusted by the people Of Pennsylvania,
with the administration of the Executive
department of the government for the
next three years, aud having taken sol
cam cath of fidelity to the Constitution
of the United States, and to the CUnsti-
tuition Of Pennsl lNania, | avail myself of
your presence TO express to you. and
through you TO The people Of the State,
my gratitude for the distinguished honor
they have, IN their partlaiity, conferred
upon ne.
Deeply impressed with its responsible
tiles and duties, | enter upon the Office
Of Governor of Pennsylvania, with de.
termination to frlhI them all faithfully to
the utmost Of my ability. Questions of
great moment intimately connected with
the feelings and Interests Of the people of
all parts Of the Nation, now agtate. the
public niEd and some of them, from
their novelty and importance, are left for
settlement in the uncertainty Of the fu-
ture. 4 selfish caution might indicate
silence as the safest course TO be pursued
as to these questions, by one just enter
ing upon the SponsiblIities of high oiiic.
iaI position bat Edell;y TO the high trust
reposed in NE demands, especially at this
junctnrc, that | yield to an honorel Gus
tom which requires frank declaration of
the principles to be adopted, and the pol
icy to be pursued during my Official term.
We have assumed, as the great funda-
mental trUth of our political theory. that
man is capable Of self government, and
that all power eTanates from the people.
An experience; of seventy one years, uuder
the Constitution Of The United States,
has demonstrated to all mankind that the
people can be entrusted with their own
political destinies and the deliberate ex-
preston Of their will should furnish the
rule of conduct to their representatives in
official station. Thus approaching their
liberal capacity for self government, and
alive 10 the Importance Of preserving, ppre
and unsulLed as it came from the hands
Of the Apostles of Liberty, this vital prin
cipIc, / pledge myself to stand between
it aud encroachments, whether instigated
by hatred or ambition, by fanticism Or
loly.
The policy that should regulate the
administration Of the government of oWF
State, was declared by las founders, and
is fully established by experience. 1t is
Just aud fraternai in It's aims, liberal in
its spirit, and patriotic in lis progress
The freedom of speech and Of the press,
the right OF conscience and of private
Judgment in civil and religious faith, are
tie high preroeativcs to which the Amer
lean citizen is born In our social organ
ization the rich and the poor, the high
and the low, enjoy these cqua! Y, and the
Constitution and The laws in harmony
tn rewith, project the rights Of all. The
Intelligence of the people is one of the
main pillars of the fabric of our~govern-
ment, and the highest hopes of the patri-
ot for its safety rest en- cnl ghtened pub
lie morality aud virtue. Our system Of