, 1881-03-12

rSsn,t; ra H. thc rrstlsnta sontsstot slaRsve Mon
nus opponent, kt!!K, but "a vDtca.
MOSfUIss ADMINISTRATION.
\: During tho next aululrchn,,n Tho Republic
vathorcd II hurycAt nf new Suites. The rewards
p, Pr s1G;t2sry nn'l reaGn oare! prtspery Into tho
oo roo again went mto tho prcsltlGutInt chair. nj n
1s M ~ sys OF
3. IN 1so. when Missouri sought admission Into
y the co,,ntry. The 3o,,.h dctnandcil TINT thnt
TerrtHry Ia n,nlo y .iave st,.tc, who tho North
tim of slavery bud already nrcrEsitHtct cum
SI.ht, l1S ~ to wis!on Of F5ulkl!n. M states;
ti,t!nn g, lint l. wolId DO .acepptahIo mike to
shAt INSTRUMENT. tho Houth sco,'rti lilo nlvan.
s%yss asu Tse j. 2s:s !:s' a1s, ii, f S 1aS0 ss q
oeea ateeet In ,o fes san,o aSaH %s'ais
rantaEu, nanlcfr-the iIHtercAs(bfv right IN
stosk the!r bt!'os with aIaves b, tnunns uf tho
sca hn st rssS for years Or ntIl
corded lii Art. ~. Soc. :, Chs,isu .. It wa. tho
F,nnes1l ,,. r ano permanont ras!tcntion Of Fupi.
e pitnser NbolIttoD,sss tito unrIehtcousncs,
O. t,s sasery W. srst n conviction: 4nd thct THO
s oH :" Syoas Sspe iSs pasca.n no
Tor tnr 'ts nEtatiyil. Hitter debates nrosc. md ht:
Ter Ter anin,os!tses were engcadorcd. whIch a.t!l
innrc certatn1y written In tho Hunk of Fate thun
| thas 1aa, ,., these ~ peorle arc u he free.
i Just; thl.t its Justice canrot sleep fs,rovcr,
rho They way; " hopr. Is nscimrns, untur the NJ.
Country: "At TINT tline Washington wis d
kint M & n!.tl consl1eratc muster Of tlRscs. s.,
mind thu, i1 hold mctl Ia boueo s~ w's ~ wr.x; m
TINT Virginia should procccd lo e!naueIpalin1ny ~
general statute of tli9 satc: TINT, II sborctd d
houscho 1t III critcsi % jeiure i te tl 70 SM:l ST.
CIay or,Qtnatcl b!ll. known over after rs tho
n Missouri, but prohibited it turcvrr ,lorth or
~ dcEa: ~ inlns. For thlrly.thrce years this
"ssaHrod ssa. 3D. barrler ehcekel the tears q tic
] NORTH And tho ambition nf tho 3uu&l Thus the
diyi.tty of Slavery b.gnn u lie doubted.
TnG OIL! Fe!srMi purity, iu,,g out nt power. WIS
arona Eberty ss s born. eS ' liz ao oS 'S
Society took form. Tho iscpublicasi purity.
| flushed with lnn9 ycnrs Of dum'nnucc. wuro
pense, such lis tho NAtlonnl ltonh ind tho Auv-
eral trunk canals. Out If tho ctIatc Ecdcnll
protection Ut American Industries by ttriir. anu
friendly 10 p4i,er currency and n NaIonul
. upa ps Il ssyyryp sygpaiy II M Mgs'has; iy o Ye a
yoars WIS e saircr ts st dsfsa, an tio pro- pre-
| !lo HFFllJHEulllM ASSnlllL1On. d -,
Adams led the conlttipn, RECEIVING VI yuics
| The Republicans worn t'tv!dcd.-Jnoifson eeCue-
| tug W vntcp, Crawford Il. at1d City n. From
these the House must choose, aud tho lot fell Oh
JOHN o,rvc,- ADAMS, 4pv,x,s7p.r,ov
mcw e.,,,,,;. -nt', h,naat..,. 70
.u w"a ~ ~ .Ui proGcteo tariI
from tho South: mid viii I'm nn,nsi,nn ny wn11,
| mutterluRs Of nH!lLlcutIou. Tho Enrth, Il ,nuu-
ulMc:urtng rcgton was ,l1ost beugtitati rs Il sur-
ton BY tho nieasurc. Since, too, AtIanis Was i.
Congressional President With minority E,egt-
orr.l volc, tho fricnla Of Jackson we're bitter
| ngufnst hin. Tho Administration pushed public
improvements. Party spirit rnll very hlgt,, aud
tho rrcstdcntinl calcus nt 1sX WIS extremely
warm. Jaokson, tho hero Of New OrlrniIs,
claimed ns favorable 10 moderate t,rltf ex.
nth!tetl remarkable strength. ilo iuvcd tic
thuslustio tor MIN. The result Of tic election
was roto OF l7s for .luckson md 81 for Albums,
| IAcusoy,s Anu,v,sru4r,o.
IN g,a, ,,".' 80 ., ,s..., -, 10 iauM
1a.,s, Sncn "efo ~ ing stsGnssn a,lu pstlSoncss Of
yhe1son thnt ~ cerlnh helsu the country Witt
G.vea avs ~ 'to G Two artstt'so wh9 por.istGns!y
tgxe ,u ,,1 nm aou tose VINO ts sIeat,!y hhttu hi
| .t'o ".n "ts t'fi''n'ptGs WAY ul1 etRnCity AeIL