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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1864-11-12
PUBLIC SALE

THE undersigned intending to relinquish
l. farming, will sell at Public Sale, on the
" Way Farm" on the road leading from
Vinegar Hill to Port Deposit, on
Thursday, the 1M day Of Norember, 1864,
the following Personal Property, to-wit:
LIVE STOCK.-1 Horse, Brood Mares,
Colts, G. and 8 years old,) Yoke of su-
perior Work Oxen, (very large, } Cows, and
Young Cattle also a lot Of Sheep.
FARMING IMPLEMENTS. wo-horse
Wagon, Ox-Cart, Dearborn, Rockaway
Carriage, Hay Ladders, Hay Skcad, set
Carriage Harness, Pow Gears, Harrows, 4
Flows, Cultirators, l Moving Machine,
double Block and Tackle, House Rake, 6
OX-Yokcs, Double and Single Trees, Crow
Bar, Post Digger, Ok Chains, Forks, Rakes,
Shovcls, &c, &c.
Corn by the Bushel; lot of Oats; Wheat
IN the ground; Hay by the Ton; large lot
Of Corn Fodder, and many other articles not
specified.
TERMS and Conditions of sale.-All sums
of and under $40, Cash all amounts over
$40 credit Of eight months will be given,
by giving Note and approved security, with
out interest if paid when due; if not paid at
maturity, interest from date.
Sale to commence at II O'Clock precisely.
EDMUND p. FIRST.
Nov 5, lS64-ts
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Special Card to the Public.

PRYOR BRO. would respectfully invite the attcn-
tlo oil the public to their large assortment of Cooking
Stoves which will he sold ut City Prices for cash and
cheaper than can be bought in this county, Our stoves
are manufactured and constructed long tried prin.ples
by IN" largest manufacturers in Pennsylvania and have
all the advantages suggested by long eypcricnc. far
Rapid Heating Perfect Baking, and economy in fuel
For further information advertisements this paper
PRYOR BRO. (Cantwers old stand)
Aug. l, 1868 E1kton Ma
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nv 'oiio"i'io 10 u SLdtcHlCHb Ol NONCfn-
ment currency in circulation -
October 81.
United States notes, Si33. 100, $50
5 pr. ct. 1.ycar notes, 42,5S5, 900
. pr ct. 2-year notes, 15.7IS, 900
DO. with coupons. G1,1SG,1l0
Treas. notes on which inter
est has ceased, 7J1J1l
Fractional currency, 20,725, 81
Compound notes, 1O2 329. $50
Total, $G7G, III
The currency Of the new National Banks
amounts to sos, 13I, $50. AS the currency
of the State banks is estimated at about one
hundred and seventy millions of dollars. the
entire mass of currency of the loyal States
is more than nine hundred and FIVE millions
of dollars.
The receipts from Internal Revenue for
the fiscal year reach one hundred millions,
and the Customs, receipts amount to one
hundred and two millions. Among the
Internal Revenue returns thirty million dol
lars have been derived from the tax upon
spirituous and malt liquors. Tobacco has
given seven millions, and the receipts from
leather are about the same as from IRON
about four millions five hundred thousand
dollars
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TEACHER" right here, you young
scamp, and get sound spanking
Scholar-'You amt go no right to spank
me, the copy you just set me says So
Tcacher-'I should like to hear you read
that copy over to me.
Scholar-'sYou shall. He reads Let
all the ends thou aim st at be thy conntry's
and so forth, and when your spanking me
you ain I aiming at no such end,
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1864-11-12

ggF- John Randolph, of Roanoke, was in
tavern, lying on the sofa, waiting for the
stage to come to the door. A'dandifed
chap stepped into the room with whip in
his hand, just come from a drive, and stand
ing before the mirror, arranged his hair and
collar, quite unconscious of the presence of
the gentleman on the sofa. After attidndi-
nizing awhile, he turned to go out, when
Mr.. Randolph asked him,
''Has the stage Gomez
"Stage, sir! stage" said the fop; DIV e
nothing to do with it, SIR
ooh! Ibeg your PARDON" said Randolph,
quietly; ~ Thought you accre the drirerr'
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Debt - Receipts from
Internal Revenue, etc.

The statement Of the National debt to
October 3lst has just been published. The
aggregates are as follows
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1864-11-12
CARD.

A LII persons Indebted to me, either by
"A note or book account, are requested to
call and settle. Having engaged in new
business, am compelled to close up my
books as early as possible.
Elkton, July 80, 1864. Il. W. STAPLES.
CARPENTERS TOOLS.-Just received
~ a fresh invoice OF Double and Single
Bit Jack and Fore Planes, Hand, Tenant
and Compass Saws, Steel Squares with board
measure, Spirit Levels, Hatchcs, Drawing
Knives, Chisels, Augers and Anger Bits Of
the best make, all which are offered low for
the cash, by E. ". STAPLES.
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UNDERTAKING

HAVlNG made a new and improved
ILHearsc Of the latest style, he is prepared
to attend Funerals and furnish at the short
est notice Collins Of Rose w God, Mahogany,
Walnut, or covered with Cloth, and Metallic
Burial Cases or Caskets, trimmed and fin
ished in the newest and best styles with the
finest materials. Silver Plates engraved with
name, age and death furnished at short
notice, when desired. Ice-BoXes for putting
bodies in ice always ready. Having had a
long experience in the business, he feels
confidence in his ability to give entire salts
faction to all who may favor him with q call.
AL charges low, and no extra charge for
attending funerals at any distance.
aug q, lS64-Gm. X. MARSHBANK.
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With the statement of 30th August the
loading aggregates compare as follows:-

Oct. 81. Aug. 80.
Temporary loan, SIS, 13S,975 S54, 400,S51
Certificates, 1856 $4,000 BOB, 057 200
3p. ct. Tres. notes 120, 5l9,Sl0 139, 913, 422
3'ycar 7.3os, 1G,6jS,550 25,376, $50
6 p. ct. Comp, lQ2 ,329,G30 45, $50, $50
Unpaid Rcquisi., 37,515,oo0 1875, oOo
Five Twenties, 5iS, 53S, 500 $40, 1856. $50
Ien'forties, Sl,G60,000 1906, 700
The progressive increase of the public
debt, of all descriptions, since the 9TH of
July, when Mr.. Fcssendcn took charge of
She Treasury, is as follows =
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The unpaid acquisitions are S37, 800, 900,
and the balance in the Treasury nearly S27,-
100000 The six per cent. bonds exchanged
for Seven Thries under the acts of July
and August, 1862, amount to nearly S12G,-
900, 900, an increase since the former month
ly statement Of 1000. 900. The issue of
Five.Twenty six per cent. bonds under the
act of June, 1864, is S37, 7Sl, 900. The
Seven.Thirty three-year notes authorized by
the act of July II, 1861, have been rcdnced
from S23,000.000 to S14,000,000. The
amount Of certificates of Indebtedness hes
been increased G,333, 900. The two year
five per cent. notes have been reduced ST.
67G, 600 since the September statement, and
the three-year Treasury notes under the act
of June 80. 1864, have been increased $2l,-
100000. The fractional currency has been
reduced from $24 800, coo to $50, 726, 000.-
OF the six per cent compound interest notes
none whatever have been issued during the
month.
With the statement of 30th August the
leading aggregates cOmpare as follows
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1864-11-12

TOAL-Th celebrated Baltimore Company S
~ Coal for Family Use,o hand and for sale.
Sept | 1860 d. SCOTT & BRO.
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lizard WARE-Dutt and Strap Hinges,
IL Locks of all sizes and kinds, Nails by
the pound or key, Screws all sizes, Car,en.
ter Tools good assortment GriGd Stone
Hangings, Barn Door Rollers, &c., for sale
by Il. W. STAPLES.
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Japanese Tea

HuANOS.-PCruvian and Mexican Guano of
" standard quality always on hand and for
sale by JOHN PARTRIDGE.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1864-11-12

TNHIS WAY.-Parties in want of Building
l. Hardware should call and examine my
stock before making purchase.
sept "a. L. w. STAPLES.
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T AN p S.-The largest assortment Of
IL Lamps and Chimnies in Elkton is now
offered cheap for the cash by
sep24 Z. w. STAPLES.
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GCISSORS.-A good assortment Of Scis-
- sors and Shears in store and for sale by
sep24 Il. w. STAPLES.
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The following is a statement of Govern
ment CURRENCY in circulation -
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Executive Committee
W. f.. BoAIDMAN, Secretary.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-20
CONGRESa.

SENATE. Jan. l9.--The military Committee reported
"a favor Of thanks to Gen. Thomas, bis officers and
men A bill reported authorizing Collectors 10 IN
crease mot exceeding 81 per day The pay Of Collectors
MIR. Sumner presented bill for the payment Of the
claims OF the Peruvian citizens Mr. Wilson presented
bin establishing rules and regulations .or the govern
mcnt Of the armies Of the United States. Referred
Mr. Wilkinson introduced bin providing for tie pay
nent Of bounty Of tlOO 10 men mustered
into the service prior to asy ,, leoI- Referred
Resolutions were reported 70 thank Admiral Dupont
and CONS. Cadwallsder and Rnggod for gallant ser
vices Mr. Morgan introduced BIZ to facilitate pro-
ceedings in Court Of Admirrslty III NeN-fork. The
resolution amending the roles Of the Senate 10 require
certain oath By the Senafor taken up Nj Bayarc
addressed the Senate at length against the proprey
and consttutonaity Of the proposed rule. After hr
Baysrds speech the Senate held executive SESSION
and then adjourned.
HousE.-The House resumed the consideration Of TIT
Point resolution smendstory of the Coafscasiop Act
as to make 1t con;orr1able 10 the Constitution. hT
Bliss opposed the confscation policy conendrg that
Che estates could no. be sreited beyond the lie Of the
offender Nj. Boutwell, advocated the pending rescla
ton understanding Il to make 1t the duty OF The courts
20 administer the penalties Of treason within the limit
OF the Constitution. The subject then passed over.
The Novsl Appropriation bill was reported and made
special nrder. The House went into Commit
tee or the bin amending tbs Excise laws.
Mr.. Loveioy proposed 70 tax spirits e
instead Of 90 cents per gallon. Fernando Wood
opposed IT, Mr. Chanler o. NewYork said some spite
fal things against whisky taxation. Mr.. Kelley Of
Philadelphia spoke sharply Of the given
to Rebels by members Of the House. HI. Chener pat
On the coat. and wanted u know If Mr.. keller not
elected by Democrats. Mr.. Kelley satisfied Mr.. Clan.
der that point saying that no was too pure TO do
the dirty work Of ChsDers party that they repudlsted
Gin. vLereupon the people elected him. Mr Randall
Infatuated that NJ Kelley had broken certain pledges
to the Democratic parry bot he 90. no satsfaction.
Mr. Stevens opposed the increase Of tax sPiIs on
the ground that i. would decrease the revenue. With
out voting the Committee rose. Fernando Wood intro
duced bill TO pay NewYork CITY for her efforts in
expressing the rebellion. Adjourned.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-20
THE CASE STATE ID.

Gen. u. Brown, a Democrat, now serving
with his brigade in Missouri, recently wrote
home TO friend in Ohio letter dated Jefferson
City, Jan. 9th, from which The Toledo Blade ex-
tracts the following:
"Njssoui 10 very quiet. The recruiting OF Negro
soldiers las rad good eject. All parties sustain It,
Shareholders Conservatives ard Radicals Soc no other
WY hut to employ the 400 You Will recolect that
OYER year ago wrote toou that the people Of Mis-.
soari eers fax ahead Of the politicians. and that the
army unanimously sustained the policy OF using Negroes
10 fight Slave propagnndsts. Our Northern Democrat
doub cd this bnt the result hiss proved that was right
But sbue the people have learned that this was 10 be
cos the settled policy Of the war and that the Negro
and every ether viii be used In iis prosecution
the army has taken smother long stride In advance OF
them. Looking upon Slavery rs the cause OF the war
the army says Remove the came When peace comes
It will be with Slavery either entirely removed or IN
state 81 progressive removal IN al the oountry-shS oil
a.. norld vii say So Il be- The SHAREHOLDERS have
Killed the Goose that laid their Golden Egg Ia making
war to protect Slavery and when they fired Tie first
eun from Morris Island !. iis death knelb 1t viii
be yeace with Slavery dead and is grave protected BY
freedmen With guarding against is resurrection
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-20
GENERAL NEWS.

John Il. Holmes, who IL charged with killing
policeman Gouray IN 1854 il now trial In the Cour!
Of Oyer and Termjner He passed through the ordeal
OF an examination at the time of the event. and per-
nisted 10 60 at large bis recognzance IN the
sum of g. 900. Three years after the occurrence had
some difficulty with his wife she charging him win
signing her 70 document without her consent.
In court the case decided against him. and he
sent to State Prison but pardOHed out by Governor
Morgan. He Is now again brought 10 trial for act
committed nias years ago. Many Of lie witueses are
dead, aad 1t Is difficult TO get at al the facts IL
the Mr.. Chas. s. Spencer and zRecO den Smith
counsel for the defense brought forward witnesses 10
prove that Holmes was assaulted saysgely by Police
mon sheehan and Gourlay while he standing oui.
city near his residence; that lac was struck re
peatedy the neck shouldeIs and head, the blow
90 the head breaking in his skull and prosrsting him
that the policemen then fell upon him. aud al tina. time
Gourley stabbed He died from The effect Of tie
wound. shsehan hos since died. is alleged the vic
tim Of violence ct fscss ia tho Fourth Ward.
Holiness life almost despaired OF for rome time
after the assault and be bears upon bis head gu ugy
scar, which shows the nature Of the blow ths. was
given.
The funeral services Of Mr. George W. Bur
ridge, killed at the Duane street fire were held on
xue6ony n1ornihs Nv III Nhoph' cnHcN- ~ ihrHr
number Of the members Of the Fire Department were
present. The remains were exhibited In the ale
OF ths church previous TO the services The be e
placed Ia handsome rosewood coffin. on wheb was
GROSS. wreath and garland Of artificial flowers
Some person interested in depressing certain
railway stock, on Tuesday set afoat story that ter
rible accident had happened on the CattswLssa pa
Railroads. train had gone through one Of the high
bridges that mar the glorious natural scenery OF the
region. The story very promptly contrsdieted and
II the operator made bis point he did well-if such
swindis can bear 90 mid title.
A serious railroad accident occurred near
painssSile 0hio on Monday night. 1he express train
ysss from Buffalo got stuck 10 the aaoT AID wss run
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-20
NAKED swHyDIywG.

As the generation of fools never dies out, so
the varieties aud transformations Of rsScality
are infinite, and seem to subSerye the rogue's
purposes as well to-day as ever they did. Tho
followingis a Autographed letter sent out in
swarms from our City. with lottery scheme
accompanying 1.-THE two being intended to
Tighten country greenhorns Of their Superhuous
cash. Read
NEwYoRK Jan. II, "a.
DYAa SIR; Being DESTROYS OF sending q handsome
prize to rome influential person In your town. who win
circulate the fact among bis friends and acquaintance,
and thereby increase business and popularity we
offer you the following extraordinary chance Send us
SO for whole ticket in the drawing VI February j.
selecting the numbers 81 c., and We conhdentali!
advise that you viii psSc OF OF eaSt Sio9V
We give you this information In strict confidence rely
ing on your honor not impaI the secret 20 ANY one
Return ti, note with your remittance TO be recorded.
BLISS, BAILEY co.
is il possible that there can be greenhorns
enough so green as to TO make this sglndie
paying onel
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-20

The bill OF Senator Morgan Of New-Yofk,
presented on Tuesday to facilitate proceedings b
admiralty s0d other judicial proceedings on the part
New.york contemplstes the separation Of KinA
Queens Suffolk and Richmond Counties. and constitutes
sep.r ate district to be called the Eastern Dntrict
Eew-York The effect OF the bill Is not to impair -
local territorial or other Jurisdiction Of the Cirue
Court FOR tie Southern District OF New.Ycrk ~
appeals and writs o. error may be taken bom ~
Fsstern 10 the Court Cor the Southern District Of MO-
ork Tie Ras:ern TO have Concurrent jurisdiction ~
the southern Dlstric. Court over tile waters within -
o5unss above specified. and all seizures made theresa
The salaries Of the Judges Of the Eastern and South
pls,rlct Courts are fred at 5000 Cases Of prise
shall have preference over other upon any osS
dar Of tho Court term Of The Court 10 be held on ~
fret " ednssdsy ossrery month.
The Naval bill as reported to-day from ~
Committee OF wsys and Means, sppropristes for -
ordinary operations CT the Navy proper, sbcu, $No0.
zoo IN additions to the usual appropriations for ~
several bureaus Of the Department and for navy ya
dock. sind miscellaneous expenditures Tho pay q
officers aud engineers requires t9 t23oco ~
Tor cons raction and repairs G90sC0ovl For arupf'
plated vessels So eoo 200 hemp and other msteTisA
$4,000 fuel - 1000; equipment 100000; pre-
visions. $4,000, construction snd repairs OF ~
chiuery s203l2o0 surgeons appliances and necse'
.srie., y 3o1oco sIsatiol apparatus and s1ppls>
$4,000.
The bill introduced on Tuesday by Fernando
Wood Directs tia. he Secretary Of TIE Treasury. -
Of any money in the Treasury not otherwise spprort
eted pay 10 the Controller OF the City Of New.Yofk %
10 His duly authorized agents toe cost charges sn<
expenses properly Incurred by the Corporation OF <
sai city for enrolling subsisng, supplying srgii v
and eQupplns the troops empoyed in aiding to iuSs
press she present insarrectlon against the Unit<
states TO be settled upon proper voucher to be fi4
and passed upon by the proper accounting officer Of VI
Treasury.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-20

--parades as "the opinion Of a Republicans Ser
tor on the War some recent structures Of -
Nesmitb of Oregon, mailing them with
This is not Copperhead that says all tbIs bra
Vi course, it knows better, supposine 4 h
know anything. Mr.. Nesmith never in bis n.
either was or pretended to be a Republican. bva
Democrat, and as such gave .ealous supporI
to Senator Douglas for President in 1860. Y~
might as well call Pugh or W. A. Richardson 4
Republican.
One falsehood incites TO another, bAns.
Tie cypress proceeds naturally to say,
:" The real inner, secret inspiration ia
fA"s""" de'''e intent OF neaHfrp. 20 End tie s,css
Such calumnies are traitorous, and ousk<
20 be punished.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-20

NJ. Fernando Wood told the truth Of himself
and his party yesterday in the House when he
said that II tie Rebel Government bad had
control Of the action Of the Administration, it
could not better have aided the Rebel cause
than gentlemen here were now doing" What
moved him 70 this confession was proposed IN
crease Of the tax on whisky. lie subsequently
brought in biz 70 reimburse the City OF New
York for firing nnt troops 10 suppress the Re-
beluon. The Committee will do well TO sec
whether any items are charged on account OF
the Mozart Regiment. Cor which Fernando once
claimed credit, but which unanimously reSAli-
ated him.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-20
NEWS OF THE DAY.
THE WAR.

The story of retaliation" ga it Is cslief ID
TIA Richmond papers is confirmed BY a dispatch from
FORTRESS Monroe Some Of men report that on ihe
i4h inst they found the body Oh solder hanging ~
smith Mills. with the following words pscarded upon
II. "Here hangs private Ssnnel Jones OF the Sh oso
regiment hung BY order of Ma. Gen. Picket IN rs'nia
ton for private Dpyid Bright cf the cd Georgia
meut hrDg Dee ls nv order OF Brig Gen. Wild" Two
can play at thai game
Col. Mulhgan writes from New Creek, W.
Va, jan H. that "A soldier Of ours James Walker.
Company II, "a Maryland Regiment captr-ed IN The
attack upon The train At the &oorhoid al Alsghsay
Junction on the Cd inst. by the enemy r-der General
Eitsbagh Lee escaped when near Brooks Cap, % me
sth inst and reported 10 ce this morning H. Informs
me that thirteen OF the enemy were killed and Ten
wounded in the skirmish'
Gen. Grant telegrsphs, Nashville, Jan. l.:
"On the Ilth inst Gen. Vance (lebsD mode rad
toward Temsvills and captured train u * Eesons
lie was promptly pursued ~ Col Palmer, who resp
trred the wagons and took ambulance loaded Will
medicines 80 ssddlehorses, and 100 etand Of arms
vsnoe bis Ad,uiau.-G General, and Inspocloi Genera
are among the prisoners captured
A recent number of The Montgomery ala
Advertiser says Gen. Martins entire oayely attacked
superior force Of the enemy at Taibos station drove
them back four Dles when they were reinforced sio
drove Martin back with considerable loss.
dispatch from Fairfax Court House. Va, o.
Jan Is has this: This morning IL OF 20 Rebels a..
tackled pickets at Flint Hill but were quickly dis
perSed. few gueIrias we're hoT ering around u OF
Sunday night"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-20

One Of the mcanest of partlssn frauds is that
of attributing 10 your opponents language never
used by them, and charging them With tho say
ings of men who never belonged TO them. Thus
The journal Of Commerce used for years to be
quoted from as Wing paper, when It nei-
Their was nor pretended to be anything OF tho
kind. OF late, sheet issued at Newburyport,
Mass. has been made to serve in tho same way
against the Republicans. The n. Y. Erpress--
which excels Ia this particular Kind Of meauness
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-20

TIE Journal Of Commerce has TRADE oe,,nA
1.-THE crude ideas Of demagogues and rsdIc6
agitators" concerning Liberty, which CON.
mences az follows:
"HuMAN Liberty These two words have 4 s,0,xn
csnee which ought 70 be very plain, but the cat q
that u s hard 20 find who has any definite ss q
what they really imply Itwould be i,npossihIc nc~ u
get IRON radical en- Ineligible definition Of the snX
wora nosfty me general notion on the subjects
AS ii Is possible that The Journal may Co,
slider The TRIBUNE slightly tncttred with m.
ical" notions, we will attempt the alleged In.
possibility. Here Is our definition Of Libert,
l. Liberty Is that social and political como.
ton wherein each adult, rational, innocent pess
son Is guaranteed by law his natural right b
work for whomsoever he prefers (himself n.
cluded) for the most satisfactory recOmpeuse
his services will command.
ii. Liberty is that condition wherein even
wife owes obedience and service 10 no other msn
paramount 70 or in conflict with the claims q
her husband; and wherein no othermans clsn
10 the obedience ard service of children Is pam
mount TO that Of their parents, so long at leA
a. the latter are able and willing to suppoeI
them, aud to train them up in the ways Of wh-
dom. virtue and industry. Libertyis that ooa-
diiion wherein Government Is founded snl
rests 90 the consent of the majority; and whese
in that majority have powerto reform and MOD
fy the lava, which are intended to subsevs u
Public Good.
III. Liberty is Christ's Golden Rule vigorous
ly applied to the sphere of Politics aud GovsuL
ment.
". Liberty Is the opposite of Slavery.
Does Tie Journal find our 'notioor
"ysgue and continental"