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The New York herald., 1871-02-11

THE INTERNATIONAL BANKING HOUSE, OF
L BRELAL, ABT & Co.,,
121 nE9ENT STREET, W,
.t. LONDON.
4CE nOO WANTED.--GOLD INTEREST WILL BIZ
TAO.UVX, gaid on Drst class Leasehold Store PRO Pro-
apply. Address L. H. box 6,75o New York Post office.
GOOE 00n TO LOAN ON BOND AND MORT
pCLC.UUO gage on Real Estate IN this city, Brock
ln or IN Wescheetor county. Apply 10 JOHN r. CONkEf,
g. Wall street.
The New York herald., 1871-02-11

BUSINESS oPFOETUN NTriEss.

A N ACTIVE, ENERGETIC YOUNG MAN. WITH $500.
N may hear of good chance to become interested
partner n religious weekly paper published n New York
city business specially very profitable and offered only
Of the Inability OF the present devote the
time requisite TO Il. Address STRICT INVESTIGATION
Herald Office.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1871-05-04

GREESwELL & FEswIcK. lady
readers of the Beneoa will be grati6ed To
learn that member Of the firm Of Green
well 4 Fenwick. Of our town. is now in
Baltimore, and con.emplates embracing in
the purchases Of the firm this season a full
assortment of Millinery and Fancy and ev-
cry variety of Ladies' Dress Goods. The
services of a competent and experienced
person has been engaged to superintend
these purchases. and the firm expect to be
able to exhibit in few days the fullest,
best selected and cheapest assortment OF
this description Of goods ever offered in
this market.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1871-05-04

AcrroS OF THE STATE CENTRAL Cow
NIrrEE meeting Of the Democratic
State Central Committee, held in Balii-
more city on, Thursday last. the 9th o:
April, ultimo. it was resolved to hold the
Guberna.orial Convention on the 10Th oil
July next This action Of the State au-
thori,ics Of the party will hecessitate call
from the County Central Committees. con.
vening the party in the respective coun-
ties in county Conventions. to provide for
the representation of each in the State
Convention. We presume that the call
for this county will be made at an early
day to enable the friends Of the numerou:
gulerna.oriai aspirants to make thorough
canvass in farthernnce of the claims OIL
their respective f,vorites.
We respectfully suggest to our party
authorities in the county that in making
their call for the County Convention they
recommend the opening Of polls at a stated
hour ut all the usual places Of holding
elections. naming the hour at which they
will be closed; and the appointment by
the voters Of the respective districts Of
judges and clerks to otIiciate as at a regu-
lar election. In the present condition of
public sentiment in our county, We think
i Of the highest Importance that every
practical facility should be afforded each
and every voter in the county, black as
we'll as white. now in rapport with us or
who NAV intend to act with US hereafter,
t" be heard in the primary organization
Of the party. If this shall be done. there
will be no just cause for cavil or quarrel,
and we are confident there will be no di-
vision Of sentiment when the county Con-
vention shall have spoken.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1871-05-04

NEw SPRING AND SUMNER Goops
attention Of the reader is called to the new
stock Of ready-made clothing, gents fur
nishing goods, hats. etc, for Spring and
Summer wear. advertised by J. Simm,
Fcnwick In another column. Give him
a call before purchasing elsewhere.
Miss Irene Furck has just returned
from Baltimore with large. carefully Sc.
lcc,ed and fashionable assortment Of new
millinery. fancy and dress goods, 70,
Spring and Summer wear. which she i.
ncw opening at her store, adjoining the
Hotel Of Mr.. j. F. Fcnwick. where she
will be happy to meet her old customers
and friends.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1871-05-04

Mr.. Editor.-The pqpsiar season for
"B,se" BSlits has again rolled around,
. and to-day we End them in fan force.
guarding brarely their old positions. Like
the knights of Antiquity, they are ever
ready to reid the bag or throw the Rrnre
when duty calls them. The country il
now over enthusiastic at tire wonderful
muscular ability and the science erinced
on the part Of its participators- Although
this game is more or less discouraged BY
some communities, doubtlessly on aceoun.
OF so many accidents, yet. it must be con-
coded. that after all, great benefit is derived
from it. not only as an athletic exercise, but
also from the fact that it tends to Increase
pncgress, the great object Of our present
government. We should have clubs from
all parts Of the country to contend with
US for the palm Of victory. and through
them become familiar with the many fea.s
common to Base Ball. Besides, as nat
ural consequence we would hold social
intercourse with persons North, South
East and West | am not here to sdvo-
cate the cause of Base Ball, but is,has
been brought to my notice by the re-
ception of an account Of game between
the rival clubs of Georgetown College,
"Stonewall and Quickstep." The Stone
wall, as will be remembered, was the
champion club last year, and I have every
reason to believe that it will still hold
sway supreme. Without a single excep-
ton, each and every player seems to stand
first. the basemen endeavoring to rival the
pitch by the graceful handling of the ball.
The Quicks.ep was not so consistent in its
players. Messrs. Harris, Ray, McFadden,
Ward and Washington rather distinguish
ed themselves. The next game will be
played shortly. when hope to give as sat
isfactory an account. Below is the score,
which viii speak for itself, Stonewall VIC
torious, 60 to %.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1871-05-04
Correspondence of the Beacon.)
Tall Pine. Nd,

laii lOe, Mu.,
May LIST, 1871.
Mr.. Editor.-J. Parran Crane, Trus.
tee, sold at the Pine" on the Goth nit.
the tract of land known as e Smithville''
for 81 900, and our esteemed citizen,
Benz. Pembroke, Esqr., Purchased the
same.
James B. Lusby, very worthy gentle
man died of pneumonia few days ago,
and the old aud distinguished physician,
DR.. John W. Forrest died very sudden
ly at bis residence. "Whippowil," on the
Goth ult of a severe attack of the collie.
The district will be insensible of its OBJ.
legations unless it numbers the above
named gentlemen among its most merito-
rious citizens.
Leaves have their time 10 fall.
And flowers TO withcr at the North winds breath
And stars 10 set. but ALL
Thou hast all seasons for thine own. O death. 4"
The majority Of the farmers hereabouts
have finished planting corn, and from wha,
| can understand some is "up" and large
enough to work. Potatoes are growing
rapidly, and in different places they are
nearly knee high. Wheat and oats are
looking well. and with one or two excep.
tions, large crops arc anticipated. Amen
ad infn'twm.
Officers in the way Of constables, etc.
are doing smashing" o. buxiness-rid.
ing around serving subprnas, and endea.
voring to collect sundry accounts which
have been placed in their possession
for liquidation. /. seems tina. male
and female nowadays are unhesi,a.
tingly resorting to the uncertain aud
very notifying process Of law" in order
to bring about settlement Of debts, and
the various testimonies of the plaintiffs,
defendants and their scores Of witnesses
would certainly rur.le Leonard.owu
"A,,orncy-a,-law" let alone Washing.
'oa one to thoroughly comprehend the
same.
The recent rains have been productive
OF much good, as vegetation of all kisdI
appear green and 6ourishing.
News scarce. and '.greenbacks." al
me Z! don't say word. If You please. Mr.,
Editor, and furthermore take . friend's ad.
vice aud remain where YOU are. I Won,
say any more.
"A word TO the wise 10 sufkcicnt.-
Yours in want of cash.
RALYAT.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1871-05-04

Episcopal vrsrr.r,os.-By reference
to notice elsewhere, it will be seen that
Bishop Pinkney, of the Protestant Epis-
copal Church. will soon visit our county,
commencing service ut St. Mary's Church,
in the lower part of the county, on the
l1th Of May, instant.
The ceremony Of laying the corner stone
of the new Episcopal Church, now in pro-
cess of erection in our village. will be per-
formed on the 18th instant, the Bishop of
floating.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1871-05-04

MUSIc,PAL Election. AT an election
in our village on Monday last. for Eve
Commissioners to manage our municipal
STAIRS from the lst Of May. instant. to the
LIST Of May. 1872. the following gentle
men were elected - r. Fenwick, ID.
:. Briscoe. Thos. Dillow. Jos. III. Key
and c. ]. Norris. The only change in
the Board is the substitution of Capt. Nor
rs in place Of DR.. Haw. who declined a
reelection. We feel il encumbent upon
us to remark. that DR. Haw. in abdicating
his official relations with our town. carries
with him into retirement the grateful re.
mepbrancc and kindest wishes of the
housekeepers and property holders within
the corporation limits.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1871-05-04

TnE HoxEsr FIvE.-Five Republican
Senators. by their votes against the Force
bill, which creates Gen Grant a dictator,
and invests him with the power of promo
ting his reelection. if need be. at the
point Of the bayonct. have immcrtalized
themselves By taking rank with those OF
the same party who had the manliness and
courage aud conscience to vote against the
impeachment OF President johnson. Mes
srs Hill. Robertson. Schurz, Upton and
Trumbull, in their resistance to this IN
famous scheme of partisan aggra-dise-
ment, have made for themselves a repu-
ta,iou which win brighten with time. while
the Eimundses and Mcrtons and SUM-
ners can claim no higher honor than that
Of having transferred the impOssure o;
electioneering into field where the peace
ard liberties Of the whole country will be
endangered.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1871-05-04

EARLY STRAwpEsRIEs.-We were made
the recipient on Monday last Of present
of Strawberries, amounting in quantity al
most to mess and excellent of quality.
They were gathered from the garden of
Mr. Ralcy, Of our town, by fairy fingers,
perhaps, but whether thus or otherwise.
our thanks are due and are respectfully
preferred to the giver, whoever it was,
for the kind remembrance involved with
the gift
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1871-05-04
RELIGIOUS NOTICE

The RICH. Rev. William Pinkncy. AssiS,,.,
Bishop Of :he Protestant Episcopal Churrh ia
the aiocess Of Maryland. will visit -. Mar.
church, 81. Nary's county. on the lith Of Va,
instant William and Mary Poplar Hilll on
the ;3;h-Saint Andrews Parish on the le,h
and isth and Ming and Qucrn (Cil@p,icol On
che 18th.
AZ Leonard Town on the 18th will t,e had N.
Morning Service and the Laying Of the Corner
Stone Of -. Peters Church the Bishop ossci..
tiag. All persons interested in the work are
Invited 60 attend
At -. Andrews, on the lsth. the Nor,inv
Service. Confirmation and administration Of tbs
Holy Eucharist.
R. HEBER MURPHY.
Priest in Charge Of 81. Andrews Parish.
May 4th, lssi-:t.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1871-05-04
ICoNxrsIcArEp.
DECLINATION.

-H. Elisor.-T will be obliged to you
to allow me the use Of your columns to re-
turn my e ateful thanks to the unknown
friends in Leonard Town district who an
nounced me in your issue of the 9th ult. 4,
as candidate for the Orphans Court.
and to say that. though highly apprecia-
ting the honor they would confer upon
me. my private engagements are of such
a character as TO oblige me to decline al
present any candidacy for public position
Respectfully.
j. J. COUGH.
Chaptico, May 2nd, 1871.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1871-05-04

TO the Ihirteerth. foar:sesth and Fif.
eeean Amendnenss to tie Constitution Of
the United States. Nov. the Republican
psrty IN its action has never paid the
slightest attention to the Constitution rs
. whole. but are constantly violating. both
IN spirit and letter. its most imporssns
provisions. II il carries out the amend
menss they are TIE only features of the
Constitution II respects. They are pref
ty party. therefore. 10 claim that the De-
mecracy are not reliable on the question
OF adhcring to the Constitution The
amendments are certainly net more bind
ing than the rest Of the instrument which
they disregard.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1871-05-04

HoKsE EprcArrcS. The attention ui
our readers is directed to the card Of Mr.
J. T. Bradford. Of Hartford county. Md.
10 Be found in another column. Mr..
Bradford proposes. il will be seen, to give
lessons, in accordance with the system Of
Prof. Pratt. in the science Of horse edu.
eatiea; and. the numerous and reliable
certificates he has furnished Us Of his pro
6ciency and success in this line. warrant
rs in commencing him to the favorable
notice Of our community. Give him q
Trial and judge for yourselves.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1871-05-04

HAIL Storm What with whirlwinds
and hail storms. our county ut present is
having sprigh:ly time of it. We had
occasion in our last issue TO chronicle the
feats Of hurricane-we are called upon
at present to record the performance Of a
hail storm. 1t burst upon our county on
Friday evening last with terrific clatter.
in some sections without wind and conse-
qucntly without material damage to grow
ing crops-in others, with both. Here
abouts, though there was heavy fall Of
hail. there was but little wind. and the
damage was sight. To the North of us
and near the centre Of the county. how
ever, hail and wind held high carnival,
and fruit trees. wheat fields, tobacco-beds
and gardens, are reported as very sevcr,-
" punished. The quantity of hail repre-
scn,ed to have fallen in particular spots is
prodigious. One gentleman is certain
that it was knee-deep or .'tharabouts" in
his barn yard. Another was confident he
could have gathered barrel tubs full in
the smallest sort ofcircles. Another rep
resented that his land WAS covered IN
out Of sight as far as he could see" and
so on. The roar Of the coming tempest
was described by another as resembling
the rattle Of forty horses. dashing on a
plank road 1t was not rs bad as all
this comes to in our neighborhood, but it
IL within the verities for US to say. that it
was lively affair while it lasted, notwith-
standing.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1871-05-04

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Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1871-05-04

RE,le,ors.-Archhishop Spaliing has
i-sacd a circular notifying the Roman
Catholic clergy in Prince Georges. Charles
and st. Mary's counties. in Maryland.
thss he has appointed Rev. Francis
i. Boyle as travelling Missionary in the
Archdiocese. for the benefit Of the colored
people. to give special lectures and in-
ssrsc.ions for them. in aid Of the local pas
tors. to whom b warmly recommends the
rissicn.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1871-05-04
TRUSTEES SALE.

By virtue Of decree Of the Circuit Court for
Saint Mars county, sitting as Court Of EVui-
~, passcd in n cause in which Neale Harris L
60. are Compartments and Francis c. Neaie is
Defendant, the undersigned, a. Trustees, will
Offer at public sale. the premises OF said Fran
els c. Neale, on FRIDAY, the l2sh day of May,
instant between the hours Of . clock, a. m.
and o clock. p. m, all the persona! property
Of said Francis c. Nc.le, on the premises, con-
sis,iag Of Stock, Farming Utensils. Household
aud Kitchen Furniture. &c
Terms Of sale, as prescribed By the decree, are:
Cash on the day Of sale.
FRANCIS yEALE,
BENZ g. HARRIS.
JOHN II. HARRIS,
Trustees.
COMBS 4 DOWNS,
Arorss-s.
Nav 4, fsfi-ts.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1871-05-04

To CnEErsroSpvxrS.-T contribution
" .fnieus. and > mortnary tribute to a
distinguished citizen. lately deceased. have
10th been received, and are respectfully
declined
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1871-05-04
To Tobacco Planters.

nCR experience in the successful manufac-
~ ture of Tobacco Fertilizers and Com
pounds, especially adapted 10 the growth of the
Tobacco Plant, has induced us 10 present 10 our
Tobacco Planters most excellent mixture
based on practical results, and we invite them
10 try our
PLANTERS TOBACCO FERTILIZER
alongside the best and most known Fertilizer
OF that class.
The high per centage Of Ammonia and the
capability Of this Fertilizer To generate the A m
monia in various periods during the growtt of
the plants.
The mixture of Potash, Alkaline Salts and
the high per ceniagc Of Saiabie Phosphate or
Lime, make it Compound no, equalied by an
others. The results obtained Will introduce
this article by itself
Our Planters Amnoniated Soluble Phos-
phate has given entire satisfaction on Wheat
Corn, Cotton, Peanuts, Garden Vegetables, Po-
tatoes, &c, &c, and we are satisfied tina, tho
above Fertilizer on Tobacco will give the same
results.
LORENrZ L RITTLER,
Manufacturing Chemists.
Plan tiers Tobseco Fertilizer, per ton, , 600 BIS
SUU.Uo
Planters Ammouiaied Soluble Phosphate, per
ton, ? 900 fos. $500
DYER, HILL L co,
Grocers and Tobacco Commission Merchants
- Light street, Baltimore,
Sole Agents.
may 4, ls1l-iy.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1871-05-04

RELIGIOUS AEETISG.-The Lord willing
The hrst quarterly meeting for the ". r. Church
will be held AT the Friendship w. z. Church.
Nay sih and Tih- Preaching by the Rev. n
Sicer, ID. d., Saturday II a. m and SUNDAY a,
Ia M W. r. GwINy.
o. c. MARRIOTT,
Way =, 18TH Pastors in charge
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1871-05-04
DIED.

AZ his residence in st. Inigoes district, on
Friday, the csth Of April ul,., JAMES d. LUS-
BY, in the Send year of his age.
Al his residence in ST. lnigoc's district on
Saturday. the 2sth Of April. ult.. Dr. JOHN W
FORREST, in the 52nd year OF his age.
At the Grea. Mills. in the Factory district. on
Thursday, the 18th of April. ult JOSEPH r.
HAMNETT, in the 10Th year of his age
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1871-05-04
CONFIRMATION NOTICE.
Permelia Smith
John b. Courtney.

In the Circuit Court for 81 "arv's county
sitiin: as a Court oi Equity.
No EOS n. H.
NRDERED, this 3rd aay 81 May. 1871.
~ that the report "f j. Parran GANG
Trustee. in this cause, he ratified and coutrm.
e':. unless cause 10 the contrary he shown
on or before the 9th Monday Of Nav
int: provided a copy Of thi. order b. in
serted in the Sain, Mary's Beacon, once a
week Tor three successive weeks prior IN
the sad 5th Monday oi Ma,.
The report states that the lad scld for
$1,000.
JNO A CAVALIER, Clk.
Truecopv-Test:
JNo A CAVALIER, Cr'k.
may 4. ls7l-Sw.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1871-05-04
NOTICE.

NJ Office is hereby given, to the rur-
Y cha>crs Of the real estate Of the ate
James l.. FcxwG!t. s4,at unless the notes
given by the purchasers for said real es-
tate are paid on or before the
GOTH DAY OF NAY INSTANT.
sui. will be ins,i,at by the T.ssrees for
the Collection of same.
PETER W. GRAIN.
j PARRAN CRANE.
Trustees.
May 4, ls7l-3l.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1871-05-04

BRAzrs IxrrpExcE.-The Republican
organs and leaders tell the people that the
Democracy cannot be trusted with power.
because they win not adhere in god faith
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1871-05-04
FOR THE ORPHANS COURT.

Mr.. Editor If Dr. JAMES wARfYG win
eersen; 10 be candidate for Judge Of the Or
rhans' Court. he win he warmly supported hv
nay I, 1871. Chzp,ico Distr,rs
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1871-05-04
4LTINORE MARKETS.

GRAIN.-Receipts of Wheat to-day reached
10, 000 bushels; demand was more active. with
prices better: sales /, 000tG S, OoO bushels Wes-
tern red at Sl.5.G l.e0; 1900 bushels prime
Maryland do. Sl.70. Corn-offeriEgs pa 900
bushels; market steady Gales ;, 300 bushels
Southern white, 1907 cts; ,, 900 bushels vel
low. 75Ga 80 cts; ,, ooo6 4, coo bushels Western
mixed, 12a PA cts. After close of Change,
Saturday Is, 900 bushels Western mixed sold
AT I3(u "a cts. Rye-sale of 200 bushels at 81
cts. Oae-l2 900 bushels offered market ac-
tive and prices firm; sales 5000 bushels at 80
Ea6s cts; mostly at outside fgurcs.-Mondav
May LIST.
TOBACCO.-For Leaf Of all descriptions the
market this week has been quiet, and for COM
mon grades heavy. For good descriptions pri-
ces are. however pretty wei, maintained Ma
ryland transactions have been meagre the larger
part of the receipts having been stored. We
note sales of some 10 hhds Ohio 90 hhds. Ken
lucky, and some small lots Virginia at barely
quotations. Stock of Virginia composed gener-
orally Of undesirable descriptions. The inspec-
tons this week have been ahou, Zoo hhdS..
aud we note the export of SCI hhds Leaf and
li9 hhds. Stems 10 Bremen. and 10 hhds Leaf
TO Liverpool. We repeat quotations, viz:
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1871-05-04
CONFIR MiTTO.v NOTICE..
Addie roxwrll
9 B. Denton.
Sue '. DNntou &
Sarah J. Gray.

In the Circuit Court OF 81. Nary Z coantv.
sitting as Court OF Equity.
No 2.is Ne
ORDERED, this a day Of MAY, 1871. tina,
~ the ,epor: OF JAS. y. Wilson 4 J. Frank
BORA aan, Trus,ses, IN this cause. lie ratified
AMI confirmed, unless eanse to the CONTRARY
be ,hown on "r before the sih Monday Of Nav.
II -. provided copy OF this order be publ, h.
Cd in The 81 Mary's Beacon. once a week
for three successive weeks prior to the ssid
9Th Monday Of May.
The report stat that the land sold fr
$l.7oc.
JNo A CAVALIER, elk.
True COPY Te,t:
JNo A CAVALIER. Clr.
may 4. ls1l-Sw.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1871-05-04
EDUCATION OF THE HORSE,

I. BRADFORD, of Hartford coun-
~ . ty. will be in Lconardtown during
the course of the coming week and per-
haps longer. and will give special instruc-
tons in regard to a
HORSE EDUCATION fE7Ek
in Leonardtown. on TUES sNT
DAY next. the 9th of May, Nch~
instant. He teaches the unrivalled sys-
tenn of Prof. .. s. Pratt. which has now
superseded all others. See large bills for
full particulars. Price for tickets to ex
hibition on Tuesday next. So. This will
entitle the holder to witness all exhibitions
| may hold while / remain in the county
or wherever else | may exhibit.
May 4. 1s71-lt.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1871-05-04
Tao Notice.

4 Ill. persons indebted 10 me- for Taxes mus,
4 Il settle the same on or before the expiration
OF THIRTY DAYS FROM THIS DATE
otherwise, shall proceed TO collec, the same by
law.
WHlTTlNGHAM HAMMETT
Collector for 3rd District,
May End. 1871.
May I, lsTI-3t.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1871-05-04

>ASfrrsxrors LaE.-One oftwo things
VIII Certainly be the result Of these frcs6-
b aggressive measures. While IN the
esn1e % peace and goodwill il viii eject
nothid -bat just the contrary-eisher
the ns5nrisy Of citizens n the United
States vii rise up to condemn this new
ususpetion Of power, or the people win
hare become more and more indifferent 70
the blessings Of free government. When
an acc Of Congress is framed and passed
upon the bases Of one ssupcndous lie
against dozen States, and nearly nine
teea-twentieths Of the white inhabitants
ir these States, il is morally impossible
that any free people should ever endure
the wrong. Fair play and equal rights
used 60 be ingrained into the American
mind and heart. and we trust that this
feeling Of right and justice is not clean
gone forever