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Democratic Principles.

70 Theeprinciplss Of Democracy are those
of truth and Justice immutable truth,
and exact Justice to ALL These are the
Same to-day that they were yesterday and
in all time past the same that they will
be tomorrow, and during all time to come.
Nations respecting! them became wise,
happy and : great, and when forsaking
them, ibecafne ignorant, wretched and
,Srumbled into rtiGs!4 Tie principles Of
'odrfaith comprise all that is perfect'in the
arts and sciences liberal ana good 10 NOR
sB and religion, aid wise Id politics..
'asThey are diam critically opposed to ty-
ranny and 9oppressionS;i Just as truth is 10
error good TO- evil II ohSf to itffany, VIII
tie tooYict!.9 Il ThsS lreeosnize ths sdoctrise
that every person ais d sovereign, Ihaving
surrendered to the Governments only SO
much nf his freedom as will confer d pom
ahceqaal pfotscti6n aof life Liberty and
property stogs bus sd5wdo9SY5 be'dco4l
aao0ur Government was made that the
people might secure to themsslvesotllese
rights; that tlieyemig htrepsl foreign jnya-
,ders, that the weak might abe protected
against the strong ;Hthat the good might
punish thoseswho deyevis Itis the crea
sttire of1the peeples-rwhas people-pade
Ifof Wbitepeopls and their posterity, and
bequeathed them a. an Inheritance foreyl
EeriooDarG Government was made to secure
.amongGother thugs Psdce and prosperity,
II tests I'M good will, on tl,etgreat principle
ofabrotAerly glove. ,aWar, except In self de-
fence, 10 death Ito o. Democratic Govern.
1ment--toa tyrannyor despstiAm il il. life
for it is osly byftwa5 that aItyrant keeps
ibis ,throne+it is only by the sword that
hsiAK&rcises ahisdaathofity.sjs1 oil, .9ob
a'uThe Dsmectsdy favored the compromise
measuresof 1850 fforjthe sake Of peace
tTheyIwodla glad j have accepted the Crit
dsnden dsripromise Of 1861 to have aver
otedlthisgHar. They were. opposed to coer
gcion,s and they are BOW fcr6 peace, Ibeliey
ing thataaay peace would be. better thar
this barbarous Strengthening of, men, wo.
men and children, called, war to restore
Sthe Union, l Humanity cries against iii
further ,ptOsecutiippn, Religion demand,
thai btst6ss shall not war, with brother
WAs,ars lOt ffgghtipggt self defence, be
cause the Conffssd crates Invade not our soil
,,We arstnot igbting 70 preserve the hcnol
1pf1the the nation tih f0F that wss Host when thl
FIRST man fell Warts the argument d
brutes, peace is the language Of The Saw
our of a mani Al kinds yho taughS ps 70 be mer
IrcifgIs and Brought Rpsace on,r earth AND
SatchwoPdf,' for Bissssd a1as fHe The pasac,
makers !, let us,cry .peace!, peace INIT
d the. bloody hands oil hunian, butchers, b,
stayed. DntIqi.s assaled 3'a' 80 ]. =
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BG@ Mr.. Lincoln, now, has everything
mortal man can ask for. In the Bank
Bill, he has a National Bank of $500, O00,-
600, to be cut up, and spread out in every
State Of the Union. IN the Loan Bill, he
has $9OG0QO,00O Of paper money. In
the Appropriation Bills Of the Congress
Just expired he has had s2,26O,OO0 600
fabulous sums Of money to work with.
In the CONSERVATION Bin, he has three or
four millions Of men, who, under the
Presidents mandate, can be forced into
the field, or shot as deserters, if they re-
fuse to go,-and he can detail, or detach
these men from their homes, into whatev-
er State, or whatever regiment he pleases
He can use these men, if he pleases the
Republicans Or Abolitionists, only, las
Provost Marshals over the Democrats and
Wigs in short, about every man in
the land, from twenty to forty-6ve years
Of age, helongs-yes literally belongs-to
him that is, for three years, is his prop
erty, his slave. In the. Habeas, Corpus
Suspension Bill, he can not only suspend
the writ Of liberty, but, if he orders any
Of his sub-officers, policemen, or even one
neighbor summarily to arrest another, it
is bar to all civil action to say, it was
done BY the Presidents order. There is
nosearthly remedy left for any man to vim
dictate his right to free speech, or free dis
cussion, or to trial by jury, or to bail, Or
TO any process Of law whatsoever,-if the
President orders to the contrary. Rome,
10 her august days,-when her Empire
stretched from the Rock of Gibraltar to
the Euphrates, and from the Mediterrane-
an to Scotland, never vested 10 Nero,
or a Caligula, or Heliogabalus, more
powers. Oliver Cromwell never had a
fortieth part Of this authority, Napoleon
Bonaparte never was the tenth part of the
monarch over France, these acts Of Con-
gress make Of our President. The Car
of Russia is but a limited monarch in
comparison with our President lincoln
Express. .''' ",'.'
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I2d THE'iN NEGRO 9CoMPLIMENTEp-WILI
THEY NOW ENL1sr?-At the last diplo-
matte dinner, Secretary Chase compliment
ed the large and patriotic class of "Aneri-
can citizens Of African descent" by inv
ting the Hayticn Minister, a negro, to ex.
-" tend his diplomatic legs under the board
with Lord Lyons, the minister of Stocked,
and number of Senators, including Sum
ner. srWeaall remember what a row was
q kicked up when Lord Brougham insalted
- minister Dallas ina similar manperA-but
Haytilhaving been recognized and having
lsssenta negro diplomat to Washington, we
ode no. see what better Seward beould do.
The negroes being thus off eially reoogni-
Ized as on social equality. will they now
qabdndoasheir' scruples and enlist? Or
will they persist'in claiming that they are
treated with disdain? Inthe classic
words of Greeley, ''Tbe nation hangs
trembling upon the deaision. - Dubuque
HeraIH. P 77sa' 49a ".2" - SA2sh4l 2
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OFFICE FURNITURE.

Consisting in partof ! Desk and Case, 6
Chairs, lrqa safe Stove "a and ID. other arti-
;Gles' AIiaaggG s!iia h..i, 4, " 5.ls'g Il tag
.ts@ y ,FHE TERMssOF SALE ,r.,t
AS p gab ipp91ssp order are that all
sums under s5Qshali he paid in Cash on
the DAY ofI sale; and all Sums over that
amour, 3ope-half thereof 70 be paid in
cash, and the balance in six months there
afler withInterest from the day Of sale,
and security to be approved by the Re-
eeiyersI jITi HERMAN STUMP, JR.
go mNlo' tooH .esgaq ,eis.5a.eyh Receiver.
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=. THE FOLLOWING
p T. OP e IL tx,
Belonging to said firm
Belonging to said firm

Two schooner7rigged Canal Boats, s,,ia-
Die for Bay navigation, called the "Hope,"
and 'sHornet,"' both. in good order, having
been recently fitted up with new. sails,
together with Anchors, Cables, &C., be-
longing & to themi | Canal Boat, called
the sod Hundred" l scow, 2 excellent
Mules and | Bay Mare; Is Wheelbar-
rows; Hpair Of Scales with Iron platform;
i paiftof Scales with Nv ooden. platform
lot of Lumber, about 200 feet.
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To Correspondents.

An communications Tor publication must be accom-
apnncd with the real name Of The author, or4no aten
ioaRiti lie paid f6then! he fea naie OF the aulhor
FwiL noiy published unless desired put we cannot
,ssrims. OIL aiOtRd1IW ,ogTCdiaigo lsgar30
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@ Ia STRANGE LA'w.-Among the acts Of
the late Legislature of Delaware was an
act binding still tighter the cords around
othe9pegf6 population. The act provides
that they shall hold no outdoor meetings
\ at oil except funerals, aud that no oreli-
i giohs night meetings shall be held without
the attendance Of three respectable white
.gcitizshs, said meeting to close at nine
! O'Clock, under d penalty of ten dollars for
every one engaged in the meeting Y iIt
also ferbfds colored preachers from going
-sfrom one couhtyfo another to hold meet
iBgs u IL Also prohibits any negro Or mu-
8 latto Homecoming into the State under D
penalty oflfftyi dollars, and if not leaving
the State within five days, shall be sold TO
1.-THE Highest bidder to pay such charges, and
also provides that they shall be decnfed D
? noh-resident If voluntarily absent from
ashei State Eve days. and asubject stothese
penalties. - Smyrna Times.
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The United States Always Ready to Re
ls oognize Anew Government. M

When shortly after the coup Tetat of
December I'd, 1852, the Count, do iSar-
tiges called on Mr.. Webster, then Secre-
tary of State, to inform him officially of
what had passed in Paris. and to request
the recognition by the United States of
the second French Elnpirs, Mr. Webster
threw himself Back into his srln-chair,
and after solemn pause, commenced to
reason as follows:
"The Bourbons have always been the
q first friends Of America, and we cheerful
ly recognized them. The French minis
ter looked embarrassed The Bourbons
were driven from their throne, and from
France, by the Republicans, whom we
Thoroughbred thea came the Directo-
tory, which we also recognized, and after
r the Directory, the First Consulate, which
we did not hesitate TO recognize, 1.-THE
French Minister is now yisibly improv-
ing. ]li The Consulate was followed BY the
Empires which, Of course, we recognized.
!, 1.-THE Ministers face is radiant with bright
ness.] After the Empire" continued
Webster, with great gravity, "scame the
restoration, [IOh, enough of that cried
the Mfeister,l and after the restored and
newly banished elder line Of the Bour-
bous, the. government of Louis Philippe,
WHICH We also recognized. [tO, enough,
enough Mr., Webster, cried ! the Count
de SSartiges ] "Lopis Phillipe,"' continued
Mr.. Webster, in the deepest tones of his
voice, "was in turn oyerthrownr BY the
Republic, which7we also recognized, and
,now comes the second Empire, which, il
we wish to preserve our credit for consis.
teney, We must recognize with the rest"
The French Minister felt relieved. ~,
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REWARD.

w ERE TAKEN from the residence of
W. hesubscrlber, in Bush River Neck,
about the 18th Of March last, MARE
AND WAGON. The Mare is a light bay,
about l5a hands high, six years old this
spring; she has a narrow while slip in
.hertacey a,er hind feet are white, and also
st'ms white Oh, both fore feet; narrow
cl,esied. head large, gdisproportionate to
her bohygs The VEHICLE is ., rather old
fashianed Family Capriage, will, one new
shaft TRe, seat, bas beep, removed, 10
carry trunks, Sc '1Nd oSJ7Ad
as The Mare and Wagon were. taken BY Il
ma, calling himself Simon Benjamin A
reward of S2O'Wilt Re paid for any i..for-
nation that viii lead ,tp their recovery ec' or
iithe s detection q the party taking the same
% Experimentation outths slbject may be
addressed I'd dl,y sngs ,,Ii II 'Yfs}s. I'm
OATHMAN MALCOLM,
1myl5 IS sMichael svilles, Hartford CO., Md.
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EBuCKEYE
Mower a1d Reaper

Improved for the Harvest of 1863, by
Circular Platform and Orerhanging Reel,
which makes it as good Reaper as it
always has been a Mower.
's's .fFhe esBUCKRYE'' HORSE RAKE,
Pfatt 8 Smled2pg'S Patent, the only irelia-
BILE and good Independent steel tooth
Wheel Rake knowr--:warranted to give
satisfaction in both Hay andGrain,
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-08-15

By its peculiar and specific qualities, arrests toe
cold stage in AGUE and FEVER and prepares tle SyS-
TEN for the administration the admitted euratVe'
this disease.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-08-15

Hair bye! Hair Dye !-BATCHELoRs GLE
DRAFTED HAIR DYE Is THE BEST IN THE WoRLD:-The
only Harmless, true and reliable Dye known. This
splendid Hair Dye is pertect-changes Red, Rusty
Grey HAIR instantly to GLOSSY Bl7ck or Natural
BroTR, without inurng the hair staining the skin,
leaving the hair soft and beautiful; imparts fresh vta
y frequently restoring its pristine color ard recties
the III effects of bad Dyes. The Genuine is signed VIII
LIAM A. BATCHELOB, all others are mere limitations
and should be avoided. Sold by all ruguisa, rae
tory-sl Barclay street, n. Y. Bachelors New Toilet
Cream for Dressing the Hair Sold in W0rcesterby Geo
F. Harlow d&wly e23
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-08-15

To COnsumptiVes.-The advertiser having been
restored health few weeks, by very simple
edy, after having suffered several years with severe
lung affection, and that dread disease, Consumpton-s
anxious TO make known to his fellow sufferers the means
OF cure.
To all who desire it, he will send copy of the pre-
scrpton used Gree of chargeJ with the directions for
preparing and using the same, which they will find
SURE CURE for CONSUMPTION, ASTHMA, BRONCHITIS
&c The only object of the advertiser in sending The
Prescription to benefit the afflicted, and spread infor
nation which he conceives TO be invaluable, and he
hopes every sufferer will try his remedy it will cost
them nothing, and may prove a blessing.
Rev. EDWARD A. WILSON, Williamsburgh.
nil d3n Kn.s County, New York.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-08-15

Dyscntery, DiarThea, a. g., tec.-THE GREAT
AMERICAN REMEDY. 5harCiH's Life Cordial
is warranted 10 cure in all Diarrhea
Cholera Morbus Cholera lnfantum, Simmer Complaint
Pain and Cramp in the stomach, Sour stomach, Heart
burn,i5 Co. DC.
1t relieves those disagreeable symptoms of dyspepsia
aud rising of food after eang and soothing
syrup Tor children it has no equal 1t regulates the
bowels allays pain and under its soothing effects
the child drops into quiet slumber ana awaheS re-
feshed and inyigorated 1t being pleasant to the taste
children never refuse to take the medicine after
tasngt Call for circular, ana read testimonials from
Prof. n. p Hill, OF Brown University, Rev. Horace
James, OF Orcester Mass, officers in the army and
others.
n. B-This article is warranted in the most OBJ
snate cases, and agents particularly requested to
pay back the money where tory evidence is given
that the medicine has proved Intellectual.
SJld by GEO. 7. HARLOW, 242 Main street.
WHOLESALE AGENTS IN BOSTON.
S. CoLCoRD IL 60, So Hanover street.
GEO. e. GOODWIN y Co. 80 Hanover street.
WEEKS IL POTTER 10 Washington street
MARTIN u co, Propriet0rs,
aul3 dto4 Providence, X. /.
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WOlfe's Aromatic SchIc'inm Schnapps'
universal curatvein CONSUMPTION; renewing the rn-
berces, healing the Ulcers and removing the cough.
Recommended by the MEDICAL FACULTY as a CA
THoLIcoN in the removal Of DYSPEPSIA in all its
FORMS
In DRoPsY its cstab shcd curative properties nave
long been without rival attested by universal med
ical testimony.
The Duretic and Solvent properties of the Aromatic
Schcdam schopps," render 1t decidedly enicacous in
GRAVEL and all other affections the Kidneys
In GOVT and RnEUMATlsW, it taken in the form OF
punch, the patient lying warmly covered IN bed
this pGre alcoholic distlation will effect speedy cure
Taken as hot punch in IIUMoRAL and sPAsMoDIc
ASTHMA, it affords immediate relief from the DISTRESS
ing symptoms.
BY its peculiar and specific qualities, it arrests inc
cold stage in AGUE and FEVER, and prepares te Sys-
TEN for the administration the admitted cura'i'e'
this disease.
Administered in CHOLERA, CHOLERA MORBUs'
and collie it removes spasm, restores the junction OF
the Liver and rapidly produces healthy seeretoh'' "
should be taken mixed with hot water ana sugar.
As a NERyINE.a TONIC and a PURIFIER of the
blood trial of fifteen years in all climates under al
o,rcumstanees has stamped it with universal apprOba
ton.
MALES, it stands pre-eminent among the established
curatiyes OF the day.
1t is the only alcoholic preparation country that
can be generally mbbed with pleasure and saietynevel
even when taken to excess producing headache other
unpleasant consequences
Sold, handsomely wrapped in yellow papers, in pint
and quart bottles by all Druggists Apothecares and
Grocers in the United States Purchase from the sdver
sed agents prevent imposition in counterfeits and
limitations as the wholacOuntry is flooded with them.
BOURBON WHISKEY,
BOTTLED
UDOLPHO WOLFE,
Warranted pure and the best quality, with the pro-
pretors name the cork, ami fac smile of his sigma
ture the label.
GEORGE RESPURR Agent for Worcester.
For sale by George P. Harlow, VIM. ii. Goulding,
David Scott NJ S. McConville, Jas. Green, Bush Co.
my2S dawtf
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Amttruns.

UAKDlAN'S SALE OF REAL ES-
IAdE.By License q Court, WIN be sold af pubyc
o'clock A. NJ at the Office II Fi hugust next a.
me G q Wgrcese in the county worccsteT one 70
land Situate on both sides of Mou Veynon psess ~
said city q worcester and being In tho nort6eaSte,i
part " SAID city OF Worcester, containing eiphf a , IL
the same more or less. Being uivled h,iinsy1 w
the premises described In the deed Of William IL onnr
10 Henry thapin and George r. TAFT bearing date Sr"t
49, 1852 and recorded IN the Registry Of Deeds for sa6
county, Bouk 3d. page 800 Conditions will be mads
known at the time aud place Of sale.
SUSAN II, TAFT, Guardian.
uNbrdge, July ~, 1861 dStocw b79
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In Southbridge, Aug. 2. Mr. Wheaton Knight, Jr, to
Miss Nelly Hawkes. both OF Sturbrdge. In Stur-
bridge, Mr. Levi Pierce OF Winchendon, TO Miss Olive
Boyden of Sturbridge.
In Barre, Aug. s, Mr. ,, NJ. Tracy, late principal of
Barre high school, and Mrs A ID Clark. Aug. IL, MIR
Henry Newcomb and Miss Aline A. daughter of Samuel
Potter
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-08-15

The Confessions and Experience an
InvaIid.-PubIished for the benefit, and as warning
ami caution to young who suffer from Nervous Dc
bliity Premature Decay OF Manhood etc. supplying at
the time the means Of self cure BY one who Gas
cured himself being put to great expense and in
Jury through medical humbug and quackery.
by enclosing postpaid addressed envelope, single
copies may be had of the author,
NATHANIEL MAYFAIR, Esq,
ml9 d&wly Bedford, Kings County, n. Y.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-08-15

" Office is hereby given that the snbs
scrlbsr has been duly appointed Administrator of
me estate OF Julia g. Lathe, late of Smithdeld in the
se o. hhode Island deceased interstate, and has taken
upon himself that trust by giving bonds the law di
reefs; Al persons having demands upon the estate of
sau deceased are required to exhibit the same au all
persons indebted said estate cae upon TO make
paSmenl 10 me MARTIN LATHE
Worcester, Aug. 5, 1863 dysSs aure
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GEORGE w. wHEELER. JR.
DEALER IN
PAPER, INK, ENVELOPES. PENCILS, &C.
EiGHTH MASS COLLECTION
"a DISTRICT.

Office Of the Assessor Of Internal Revenue,
WORCESTER. July 10. 1873 (
Notice is hereby given. that the Assistant Assessors of
said District have completed their several lists valua-
tons and enumerations required by the United States
Excise Laws for the month Of May last being second
annual assessment under said laws
said lists contain the assessment Of taxes property
named in Schedule Of said Excise Law income for
1856! and on licenses. The said lists valuations and
enumeraons relating to the Worcester County portion
Of said District, Office No H. in the Worcester
Bank Block, in the city of Worcester. and those reat
Ing to the Norfolk County portion Of said District, are
at the Office of A. A. Russague Esq, in the town of
Franklin and each of said lists will remain In the above
named places for examination from The fourteenth day
Of JatV inst to The hoeHtv ninth day Of said Jttfy and
appeals will be received and determined by relative
10 any erroneous excessive valuations or enumera
on by the said Assistant Assessors the said office of
A. A. Russague FRIDAY the 3lst ay of said july
at 10 O'Clock A. and at said office, No. H. Worcester
Bank Block on MONDAY, the third day of August
next, at o'clock An. lVERS PHILLIPS,
JylO diff Assessor 9th Mass District
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Piles, Piies Woods Tar Ointment give Immed-
ate relief and speedily the worst cases. Thy 1t
and convince yourselves. G. c. GOODwIS It co, and
WEEKS IL POTTER, Boston, general agents. For sale
II Worcester by George 7. Harlow. d3m* mchl
Adams Gallery, $50 Main Street, is now
open for the reception of the public. diff d!i
CIahIn is making Gard Photographs uneauailed ID
this country. Give him a call dtf my2
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LuxurIant Hair for All!

Bogles Hyperion Fluid Restores and Dresses Hair
Boge's Electric Hair Dye Best in the World.
BOgle's Balm of CYtheria Cures tan and Pimples.
Hpgle's Wigs and Hair Work New improvements.
Surpass ali Others. Cheapest best, and most reliable
Try! Be convinced. W. BOGLE,
POP Washington ST.. Boston
iyI0 dJm
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In this city, Aug 10, Thomas Arnold, infant Of s.
w and Lizzie Balloon.
In this city, Aug IA, Emma Only, child of Austin
L and Jane Culver, mos 10 days.
Funeral sunday at half past O'Clock P NJ, at the
house No. 81 Orchard St. Relatives and friends i'll
vited to attend
In Petersham, April 3d. Emily Annett Edwards, yrs,
limos aud IL days; May H. Lucy Adelia Edwards
mos, and ~ days. Aug. Sd, Lizzie Maria Edwards, s
mos and Is days; children ofLyman d and Sarah Ed
wards.
At Baton Ronge La, July 81 A Shepandson 81 yrs,
member OF Co. +, SD Mass. regiment formerly OF Pc
tersham.
in New Orleans, July Is, Henry NJ Mrick of Temple.
ton member Of Go G, SD regiment, 20 yrs mos.
In Uubbardston of dpheria, July 81 Willie Alfred .
yrs 10 mos 18TH George HERBERT IL children of
Horace and Mary Underwood
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1863-08-12

WASHINGTON, July 5.--The National
Republican contains an editorial to which
much sense and official Importance is at
tached. 1t states among other things, if
there shall be slight occasion for hostil-
tiles, and the two nations are likely to be
involved In war, our steam marine will be
at once converted into privateers, and the
commerce of Great Britain will be driven
from the ocean. Thus does the criminal
neglect of the Queen of England's advi-
sors tend to the disturbance to the peace
of theworld
War is not desirable even with England;
but war is not the greatest of evils. A
nation of spirit cannot submit to injustice
to insults through series of years, and
make no effort to avenge its wrongs. The
course of England during the trying pc
riod of our troubles, has alienated every
American friend, whatever his opinions
upon the administration or the conduct of
the war. These are significant facts, and
indicate what the future has in store for
US.
The Vaccinations of Napoleon in Mex
leo deserve attention, but the country
should bear in mind the great fact, that
the United States can restore Mexico to
its place as Republic whenever the at
tempt shall be made; and indeed, it is not
that Napoleon will find ex-
cuse for quitting the position which prom
ses no good to the French Empire.