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MASTER,s SALE.
-NTAsTER's sALR-Pursuant to the

-M MABTEkb SAIE.-Rursuant TO the
lV command Of an order Of sale issued from
the Court Of Common Pleas OF Cuyahoga County,
at the suit OF Christine Hege against William
Trautwen, Phebe Trautwein, samuel Q. Ives and
Charles 7. Ives, to me directed, shall expose
for sale at Public Auction ct the door the Court
House in the City Of Cleveland, on Monday the
4th day Of April. A. D. 1864, at three o'clock p.
NJ. tho following described premises, situated IN
the township and city Of Cleveland and County
Of Cuyahoga; being part Of original ten acre lot
number thlrty-One (3l) and bounded as follows
to-Wit: Beginning al the point on the west side
of Perry ST eet one hundred and forty-nIne (l49)
feet south from its intersection with Garden
street. Thence running southerly along Perry
street thirty (SO) feet, thence westerly at right
angles with Perry street one hundred and ninety
nine Clss) feet and one half 60 inches to an alley
thence along said in alley northerly direction
thirty-nine (Ss) feet and eight ts inches Themes
in an easterly direction two hundred and hVS
(2O5 feet and i've (5) inches to the place OF begin
ming. Appraised at 81 800. -
ALLEN T. BRINSMADE,
B. R. BEAvIs, Master Commissioned.
Plaintiff 8 Attorney.
March Sd, 1S64-mar s. 145.
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE.
A DMTNTsTRATOR's sALE-In

A DEMONSTRATORS SALE.-In pur-
n suanee OF an order Of sale granted By the
PrOOate Court Of CuYahoga County, Ohio, shall
offer for sale at public auction on Thursday, the
seventh day Of April, A. D. 1904 at o'clock P.
n, at the door Of the Court House in the city Of
Cleveland, in said County and State,th following
described real estate: situate IN the Township OF
East Cleveland, CuyahOga County, Ohlos and -
known as part Of lot number 354, Of tract ], in
SAID Township, formerly called Euclid, ard
bounded as follows, to wit: Beginning at an OAK
tree standing at the southeast corner Of said lot
number 354, thence west along the south line IL
chains SO links to the corner Of lands sold to
William Higgins, thence north 2s1S', west along
said Higgins line 10 chains SO links TO post set
for the corner Of said Higgins land thence north
70, east "A chains So links to post, from which
4 notch in the root OF a beech tree bears soutn
30o, west 8 links thence vests chains iinks 70
the west line Of said lot, notch on the root OF
whiteWood tree bears north 25o, west CHAINS,
thence north 30, esst l6 chains 80 LINKS % the
northwest corner Of said lot, thence south 80
east IS chains IS links TO the northeast corner OF
said lot thence south along the east line OF the
lot 40 chains Il links to the place Of beginning,
containing seyenty-six and si1ty-hYe-one hun
dredths acres excepting three and thirty -hTe-one
hundredths scres thereof which have been con
Veyed to the Cleveland, Psinesville Ashtabuia
Railroad Company, and il now occupied by the
road Of said company Appraised At 500 ",
L. PRENTI5S,
Administrator Of ]. ResWick, deceased.
Cleveland, March IT, 1854. lmrl7:l4Sd&Fi
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PUBLISHED By
z, COWLES & CO.,
-, ss-.--E--1r
Political.

speoulsting on the coming Presidential
election, q writer in the New York Post
MAKES the Union vote 2Ss. Deposition
IN New Jersey and Kentucky, 1s; doubt
ful in Missouri, IL; while Alabama, Flor
ids, Georgis, Mississippi, North and South
Carolina, Texas and part Of Virginia, in
su5S electoral votes, cast no vote. Neoes-
ssFy 70 q choice If the entire electoral vote
Is counted, 1871; necessary if only ma
jOrity Of those voting is required, lS4.
The Toledo Commercial and the Toledo
Blade are having warm discussion over
Congressional matters in that district
The question seems to be whether Mr..
Ashley shall be returned or aot. Is itnot
rather early, gentlemen, 10 be qusrrsling
ever Mr.. Ashley2
The official returns Of the election in
New York on the question of amending
the Constitution to allow soldiers to vote
are complete. The result is as follows:
For the 795
Against the 4s01s
Majority ,7ie
The Cincinnati Enquirer lays down the
principles Of ths Ohio Democracy in this
wise: There can be no war under the
Constitution for the coercion Of q soVer-
eign State. The Democracy stand by the
Consultation, and insist that such a war
cannot be prosecuted for any legitimate
or Just purpose, or in any just manner"
On this platform the Ohio Democracy run
George B. Mcclellan.
The New York World has got new slO-
gan. Because Mr.. Lincoln, in his late sd.
dress to the Democratic workingmen Of
New York, said that Hthe strongest bond
Of human sympathy, outside of the family
relation, should be one uniting all work
ing people, Of sH nations, tongues and
kindFeds, the World calls him misoe-
gerstor.
More than half the votes ordinarily
pplled in times Of peace were cast in sew
sral counties in Tennessee at the recent
election. When it is remembered that g.
large number Of the men are sbsent in the
rsbel army, it is clear that q very large
proportion Of the population takes an &C
tive interest in reconstruction.
The Cincinnati Gszstte remarks that
athe prOtraoted and heated struggle in the
(ohio) Democratic State Convention, seems
to have been over difference Of opinion,
whether Mr.. Vallandighsm or General
Mcclellan is the best representative Of the
peace andsurrender Democracy. We are
obliged to declare our astonishment that
nearly Ons-hslf the Convention disputed
General McClellsn's pre.eminent claims
70 this character.
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FOR SALE,

DOR SALE AT COST-THE FAN
4 cy a-ticles and other light goods unsold at the
sanitary Fair are nog offered for sac very low Of
tine rocms of the Aid Society on Bank street.
The stock comprises Ohtldren's Clothing, n
broideriss, chinese Curiosoties. Fans chesp Jewell
". Toys, Military Gaps. Books Boots and shoes.
worked Slippers and Cushions, Mtt'ens. socks and
1hsre sre a'sO a few cEses Of Catawba Wine, an ex
cellent Btocada covered Lounge worth $50, China
Vases Pictures and Statuetres. Some Of these arti-
ceJ Rre very desirable and vilbe sold at most Tea-
sonsbls Tates. Please call early and examine.
mar25-lf
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which will take their place.

The New Nation and the COPperheads.
The COpperheOdB are greatly delighted
with the twaddle Of the New Nation, 8
weekly newspaper started in NAw York,
in behalf Of General Fremont. Its weekly
abusive stacks upon the honesty and ca
pscity of President Lincoln are greedily
devOured by the COpperhesds, as if the New
Nation exerted tremendous influence to
produce distraction in the ranks Of the
Union party. The plstitudes and savage
attacks of this New York paper. are Of
comparatively little Importance to the
loyal msn Of the country. Its rawlings,
therefore, can afford but little genuine
consolation or satisfaction to the misce-
gensted Democracy of Ohio.
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L08T, WAITS & F0uHb.

"ANTED.-HAND LOoM.-EvE-
w IT Farmer 70 know that Lambs Self Acting
Hand Loom Is an article he wants to make and save
money with The turning Of an easy crank BY man,
woman boy, does the whole business Of weaving IS
or 50 yards in day IS to SO DAY can be earned by
Its use. State, County and TOWNSHIP Fights and
Icons for sale. Address, with stamps, BhkNEOH
3 ELBTOTT. OhInAgn We iau23-R28
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AUCTION SAFES
.HURsDAY. MARCH 81sr, '64.
FURNITURE

AT AUCTION ........ ...-.... BY o. CUTTER son
o. Gutter on will sell on Thursday, March 31st,
at 30. At Bond Street. com nencinR at 70 O'CLOCK A.
M. dssira he lot honshold furniture consisting
OF MahOany BUR- an. Mahg gany Sofa, Center Table,
Marble TOp able, Black Walnut Beostead, Cherry
Cottage Bedstead, Wash and Light Stands, Mahoga-
ny and Cane Seat Rocking Ohairs, Osrpes, Stewards
cook Stove and Furniture, Kitchen Ware, SC.
Terms-Cash at time Of sale. House open for in-
spection OF Furniture at O'clock morning Of sale
mAr2y-l44
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PrOpOsals fOr Beef Cattle.
DEPT. OF THE CUMBERLAND, !
OFFICE CHIEF COMaIssARY OF SUBSISTENCE Z
gu uATTANOoGA. Tenn. March Z, lS6A


OFFICE CHIEF CoMsIssARY OF SUBSISTENCE,
CHATTANOOGA, Tenn, March 7, 1854
CEALED PROPOSALS ARE IN
vfted till April 5th 1854, for furnishing the sub;
sistence Department with four thousand 5000 head
OF Beef Cattle on the hOOf The cattle to be deliver
ed at Nashville, Tenn and weighed on the scales,
and the weight 30 determined 70 be the purchase
The cattle required must average at least eleven
hundred and fifty ,l5O) pounds, and no animal viii
be admitted weighing less than one thousand C-OOl
pounds gross. A rigid inspection will be made BY
delivery. Bulls, Hsiferss Stags and Cows are not
wanted.
bond with good and sufficient security will be re-
quired for the faithful performance OF the contract
The time Of the first delivery OF tha Cattle will be
fifteen days after signing the contract, and one
thousand q 00O) per week will be required until the
contract is completed.
Bids directed to lieut. Col. A. P Porter Chief o.
s. Department Of the Cumberland, Nashville, Tenn,
and to be endorsed, proposals for furnishing Beef
Cattle"
An oath Of allegiance must accompany each bid
and no bid will be entertained when the bidder is
not present 10 respond. Payments Will be made In
certificates of indebtedness.
FORM OF BID.
do hereby propose to furnish the o s. Subsis-
tence Department with four thousand (000) hesd OF
Beef Cattle the hoo in strict accordance with the
conditions OF the enclosed advertisement to be de-
lfvered at Nashville, Tenn, for the sum ef
per hundred pounds gross weight. oner as seourt-
ties to County, State Of -
Lieut. Col. and Chief O. S. D. Of q.
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A Voice from the Army---The "SOldier
Boys" 80 ia for LincoIn---The 9th Ohio
sends GFeetiaG.
Wesre justin receipt, says the State Jour-
nal, Of the following report Of the proceed
ings Of meeting held by the sOth o. Y. I.
at Huntsville, Alabama, on the 16th
inst
At q meeting Of the officers and soldiers
Of the SOth o. Y. l., held at the Hesdquar-
ters Of the regiment on the 18th Of March,
1864, the following resolutions wers unsn-
imOusly adopted;
ResOEUed, That the action Of the Ohio
Legislature in re-nominating Mr.. Lincoln
for our next President mseta with A-,-
ResolUsd, Thstin the opinion of this reg
iment, the exigencies Of the country de-
mand the denomination and reelection of
Mr.. Lincoln to the Presidency for the next
four years.
Re'olVed, That copy Of these resolu-
tions be forwarded to the Ohio Legislature,
and slsO to the Ohio State Journal for
publication.
D. sKEELS, 1t. Col, Chairman.
Chaplain PEPPER, Secretary.
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The New Orleans. .Iinss states that an
enterprising firm belonging to that city
and Algiers has now a mammoth dock
nearly completed on the Ohio river. It Is
5000 feet long, with 90 feet floor, built al
most entirely Of white oak. Over 800
men have been ct work on it for a Ions
time, and three saw mills are employed in
turning out the necessary lumber and tim
Der. This dock is to be completed and de-
hTered BY June lst. It is large enough to
take on ship of 5000 tuns, drawing p
feet Of water, the Pensacola, Brooklyn,
Hartford and vessels Of that class can be
admitted readily, or it can accommodate
two vessels Of 700 tuns ct the same time.
The cost Of the dock will be over $3.50 900.
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I0OKlNe 0IASSEs . FRAMEs

OVAL GILT FRAMES.--ALk
y Dies on hand and made toordsr at short noti<oI
eAHoEAETr8,
mnylf Sl9 9Bupofiol-1l
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TOR SALE VERY CHEAP-THE
Il property kGown IS the
RAWsONVILLE
STEAM FIGURING MILL,

Sltuate IN the village OF BAWSOhf4bLAB
"a miles Hom this city on the line Of the O. & O..
and Clsvelaud q Toledo Ratlroads This mill is IA
vorably located is nearly new, has large steam pow
er, two run of French Burrs for merchant hOnTing,
and one run for custom work Wood cheap. Will be
sod low and on favorable terms Of payment. Apply
TO the Cuyahoga steam Furnsoe Company or to John
Stratford. Eswsonville. ". 3, OASTLE Agt.
Msrch l9th 1866 mar27-l47.
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genated Democraoy Of ONO
Radical state Convention in Missouri.

Radical state Convention in Missouri.
The Radical Union Executive Committee
Of Missouri met ct st. Louis, on Wednes-
day last and have issued call for State
Convention of their party to be held at
Jefferson city on the twenty-ffth of May.
The prominent business proposed is'':.the
nomination Of candidates for Governor,
Lieutenant Governor, and other State Of
hcers. Not one word is said in relation to
the Presidential nominating Convention
at Baltimore on the seventh of June,
though that question may come under the
head of t'other business.
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The ruler Of Cashmere has recently tax
en- stringent means to prevent the further
manufacture Of the inferior shswls which
are now sent 70 Europe in large quantities.
90 poorly made ss to be nearly unssleable.
In the city Of Stree Nugger, or Cashmere,
there ere seventy thousand persons enRag.
ed IN the manufacture,
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OFFICE PosT CONMIssARY,
Eandusky, Ohio, Feb. 18th, B64.
nROPOSAlSFnR EnR RHIaHINa rHI

DROP0SALSFOR Fur EIsHINa THI
Troops on Johnson's Island and sandusky City
with Potatoes, will be received at this Ofiiee.
Contracts viii be awarded from time 10 time, to
the lowest resp nsbls bidder the interest Of the
Government may require.
Bids will be received for one thOusand C0O0) buah-
Of good sound Irish POtatoes-60 rs to the bu8hel
within the next ten Q0l days ensuing; and from
time - time thereafter, for one thousand bushels
delivered at Government st0rehouse In ssndusky
City.
No BIDS viii be considered from parties who have
failed heretofore to comply with their contracts.
Payments will be made when the whole number Of
bushels contracted for shall haze been delivered and
accepted.
Proposals must be addressed to Captain Nathaniel
EllmaEer, OhieI Oommissary, JohU 3 Island and
Sandusky, Lity, Ohio. march 24o
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hah22-II
Z OTs For sALR-136 FT. FRoN1

UIS FUh SALE-I30 FT. FRONT
L 4 on Superior St., corner Of Muirson-St. Also-
subIots To- II and Is, being 4s feet front each on Su
periOr-SL., cast Of MuirBon-bt. Also-l5 feet mont
on Spring.St, running bsok TO the Batlroad track
being land on which q part Of the Wood Shed Of the
Cleveland, Columbus Cincinnati Railroad stands-
Alsol7 feet inches front on Ohamplain-St, nearly
opposite the new City Court House.
9B-For terms enquire Of PAINE WADE,-
dec5-B3n AttornsyF.
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NTFnANT RE0TnDNOE mn

a n ELEGANT RESIDENUEF FOR
IN BALE.-The undersigned offers his Farm, Of
nearly sixty acres, within few rods Of the Euclid
Station on ths @. Il. Railroad and nine miles from
Cleveland. This is one Of the hand5omest locations
in the county, with OF the finest Orchards con-
sistng Of Apples, Fears Peaches, PumH, and small
Fruits; RbOut half acre Of four year OLD Grape
ViUes. The Gardens, incluning the Fineyard, are
surrounded with the best Usage Orange Hedge In
Nor hern Ohio nearly i've hundred sugar Naples,
which will yield, with care, 1870 cwt Of Sugar. A
new two story Hcuss, consisting OF hye large Bed
rooms, sitting Room, Parlor. Dining Hall, Clothes
Presses, and 6sth Boom. The place has been pre-
pared and lifted up for permanent home. but ina
biliy 10 take care Of IT. s the reason for Offering for
Fale. Plenty Of good Water, good Barns She's, &C.
Post Office, with two mails per day, only few rods
from the house. IL is 3 desirable place and VIII be
sold at bargain Enqniries may be made OF
Hon. John Barr, Cleveland
" ID. Z. Tildens
" II. Nottingham, Supt o. B q. Il. x.
Dr. L. Little, Cleveland, or Of
A. MckEYNOLDS, the Owner
fah2l-Ila AGENT At Euclid Sthtion.
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GROCERIES 4 PROVISIONS.

CUNDRIES.-200 BAGS TIMOTHY
Seed, 200 bbls Hess Pork, no bbls Lard, go bbls
Potatoes, 900 bbls Family Flour in quantities to
suit customers at lowest market prices.
GEOHGE SPRAGUE,
p "a MerWin street.
Mareb q 1884, mar
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.Np WAGON NAN.

CARRIAGE AND WAGON MAN
" UFBOToRY FOB SALE-situated in one Of
the most hourishing towns in Northern Ohio, with
the advantages Of two Railroads, lone Of which has
It's terminus at the place) and also, Watert anspOr-
tation and heavily populated and wealthy coun-
try. Tbs m anuiactory is now doing a heavy busi-
ness IN ell of its branches. The building is one hun
dred feet long, twentyeight feet wide. two stories
high with large Ra-Tet, and has complete set Of
tools in each department. good stock Of mate rails
are now hand aud tha shop has now In It's employ
twenty-five woTkmen. The material and tools viii
be sold and the building rented or the whole sold ct
very reasonable rates
EB-For further particulars enquire OF the EditOr
Of thia napar marS-l5i
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TBATOHER, GARDINER, BURT
4 3 90,
Storage and Produce
0eMMIssIOE NER0HAETs,

Dmco and HAfeno1s9 u ant " AerWtn-et-a
CLEVELAND, OHIO,
ETProprfetorn OF the NV UNION HALLWAY
SHIP AND CANAL GRAIN ELEVATO rs, tsdielRs
ing the New Frsight Depot OF th9 o. o. o. Railroa1
%. on hsrTiu-st-,l having e8torags capooiU olrae
hundred and hfty thousand bulhsl1-
DEALERS IS-Grsin, TlOur, Fish, HighEine1
Pork Lard, Butter 50sds and Country Produce seu-
srRlly. Also, Salt, Water Lime and Land Plaster.
F.TnATCHza. jF., szs. ". eAzDEnR, Of lAto arm
6. a. EURTs CLARK, Gardner 3 %.
4 o. u'HAIRNt n. n. CE.AFGlH.
firm OF Thatcher, Burt q %.
~ Property received by Railway, Canal or VoEIs
lor Sale or shipment VIII give personal attention
on Commission,
BWLIBERAL OAsH ADVANCES made on an
Songignments. We are prepared to receive and EhiT
By Canal, Lake or Rail, without cartags,l Grind
stones, Marble, Slaves, Lumber and Ooarse Ereigh1
q All kinda having the only Degrioks in the OiT ol
the transfer o. heavy fr5ighta.
HS-Bstsr 70 Banks and Business Hen Gsnerally.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1864-10-19
Liquors of All Kinds.


We invite oil 10 call, examine our Goods, and
ascertain the prices No charge for showing
goods or answering questions. we have estab-
lishcd ourselves permanently in this city, and our
facilities for trade are fully equaIto those Of any
Of our aeighbors.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1864-10-19

Country prcdue. Of all kinds taken in ex-
chapxs sss goods.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1864-10-19
..Tha Last Hope.n

Ex-President Fillmore, in his re-
ut letter of Sept 2sth, says:
~ Took apOn tho election Of General
eCIellda az the LAST HOPE for tho
storgtiOn Of tho Csion, and honorable
etes, end the see,Viiy Of personal liberty"
Willard Fillmoreis not Of the Dem
'''rltic party, and has never BEEN
70 was an old Wing, and his educa-
= on and associations were such as to
lcline him to affiliate with the Lin
IN party. But he chooses, at this
&c, to cast his lot politically with
ose he has heretofore been in oppo-
ION to. His reason for SO doing he
ives. 1t is because he looks upon
10 election of General Mcclellan as
70 last hope for the restoration of the
Mon, an honorable peace, and the
curity of personal liberty.
Such language is of more than or
) nary import, coming from such a
.izen as Willard Fillmore. He is
norably identified with the history
the Republic; is statesman of ca
city and experience q well-wisher
p. his country, and interested in its
,-osperity. lie has retired from pub
affairs, and looks without party
hng and prejudice upon passing po-
cal struggles. He cannot be, how
N, as he is not, Indifferent to the
.urc Of the country. With an I'M
scd and unprecedented mind he tells
oountrymen, that he regards the
q cotton Of General Mcclellan as the
J st hope for the restoration Of the
nion, an honorable peace, and the
trcurity OF personal liberty.
We do not know that words could
J 20 been uttered by any citizen, that
,ould create a more profound impress
N upon tho American people, than
! ESQ of Mr.. Fillmore. They were
j.ot uttered thoughtlessly, in haste, or
. passion, but calmly and deliberate
~. Having no personal or political
j lterest beyond that of any other cit
. IN, in the election of General Nc
t .ellan, he would not have said what
i has Of him without the most pro-
joand conviction of its truth. His
V ,rds appeal, trumpet-tongued, to the
] .tliotism and good sense of his coun-
: ymen- to their love for the Union,
20 their desire for an honorable resto-
, ton of fraternal relations between
) . States, and to their interest in the
curity of personal liberty, Union
, al honorable peace, and the securi-
! Of personal liberty will, in his opin-
., be clean gone beyond hope with
. recollection Of Mr.. Lincoln.
What responsibility does the citi-
= take, who votes for the reelection
. Mr. Lincoln And how will he re-
Zach himself shall he aid in bring
49,, upon his country and his country
n, the calamities Mr.. Fillmore pre-
IS will follow the recollection of the
sent Chief Magistrate!
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1864-10-19

SrNpAruIzrns. Tho friends Of Ian
co!n have much to say about sympa-
st.ssrs, We know of two kinds, viz:
$40 that sympathisn with the people
+ tho great calamity thnt has befallsn
saa nation, and the other that sympa-
ICES with Lincoln, tho spectators.
owes and plunderers that have OBJ
ned possession Of the Government.
" Democracy, wo arc glad to say,
eng to the former classl It is easy
letcrmiro wbich is tho most merit
e.isas clnss
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1864-10-19


What General Jackson thought
necessity" and bastiles," and
l-ttle BELLS" such as Seward told
rd Lyons he could ring for his own
i his masters amusement, may be
,;hered from tho following words
IN that distinguished mans farewell
,lress to the citizens of the United
ties, March 3D., 1887:
The legitimate authority of the
;ornment is abundantly sufficient
al the purposes for which it was
ated; and its powers being express
enumerated, there can be no justi-
ton for claiming anything beyond
IN. Every attempt to exercise pow
beyond these limits should be
mptly and firmly opposed; for one
i example will. lead to other meas
. still more mischievous; and if the
nciplo of constructive powers, or
opposed advantages, or temporary
uinstances, shall ever be permitted
Justify the assumption of a power
given by the Constitution, the gen.
government will before long alb
b all the powers of legislation, and
viii havo, in effect, but one con-
dated government. The Constitu-
cannot be maintained, nor the
on preserved in opposition to the
tic feeling, by the moro exertion
The coercivo powers confded to the
eral government; the foundations
st be laid in the affections Of the
pie, in the security it gives to life,
rty, character and property in ev-
: quarter Of the country, aud in the
,ernal attachment which the citi-
g of the several States bear to one
,ther as members of one political
:nily, mutually contributing to pro-
ote tho happiness of each other"