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iaoele>eelrib'a *i,!?ih of i.a.ie'ris, i. v ...]*'.i' ? aad
mil be ?dfct? .1 BtSeeate pariere. To Bopra deated
JainaaB mt Ihe l??t l.re?- rtati ba? inrla^ .1 tbepropneto ?
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of Ihe pii?<-l??er. '.ud ikl i)i<.p? Ch "f lalen Lilen
BBBBBl IBB BatBir tBiBB. Bl 1 kin aeroB tehendri i tritbii
iho weak who were Baal le le Le ?r. letal -I .'< J J ? IBOII
will lad it to their ibteicat le rail.
Fob CauB-rBB Handb, v ti r Raci n, Sto.
-The I ad .a Babber <j| iree aad M1 a ire tbe h??' reJBOdf
e?er dterpeeied. N idt arfeotleeiaa * laid hi *ith.> ii
trim fiaei ai n* tee at r ? !o?r.eJ
Wat. btBKita'e. N? 1*9 B'?aJ n?' k >., BTe.
?i Beet h ?iway. aad at all the Bel.tree ? >?? ??? ?
n? i owiiBB & Wbllb, Pi tad
Pebliahera, OBlteaMall, I ,'vP? >
aad No iii Waah oi m B I *
l?TV. H. Palmbb is thedulj authonied
AaBBtedtkaboetMewtpaperethronpl n thee t n fat
Bad Bear, for ?Beth be i* Saill re< viag idrarlreeatOBll
aad iB.'reriptioi.i at In? urlire .r. Ii,. .
Opbbb Gi.assivh?Tbom Mho doBire
eoete" lot eeper.ur pheald fv'l aad etaarJae a a. w lei put
reeei.rd ?hu b were n as' ie tured il peril eipreeetv lei
?riiaiew TtTTi.K. ^ 3d U .ut.? i ... ,i the
boat e>il*? tad In-i b (','?-. - .h- !' uh.i II . U
hora I i ,1 ? ',vr*
Sab thb Abtmobitt ? i'u ?-? wl i fi-<
iiuit the a.ent< .if it i r .-.'nia' u...) laee.aad wl i to lad
a peruiatent irmmi fnf Coeeeapltoa u inj rd its ? i fee,
are Bntt< d t? eaaialae.tae ? .u,ta<?i laittei unable
authotur ?irrn in faeoi ol l?i Boi.i a Liverwort, Tar,
?Bd Oaaahan >a Tbevwiii?? ? i m
B?r ei' ? b? a L Bcoeii.L a Co it tae UOpo No IU
Broadway, aad ??y all re';-1 ii , 11 ' ...
bettle? SI. *<r tt roe bettlee Bw t J M>
Ai aiiama.?Ths Dbbjbb Skats CoftToatioa
ta) bbbsIbmBtIfBOtgoaborj oa 'h^ I9dtias( ra.
aolved not to he WprBSBBltd in oitlier of the Na?
tional Convent loin of the Wings or tlio OppOSI* j
tion. Tim following Ptaaideatial Blac on ware
t honen
f\jr the fttitt ot l.'in-f ? Ja-n"? I Bel**t oi Mnnt
gomeiy. Bad Jrr. i ? .
BBMHMI.--A. ft. .M.ini.i.,|'. el Ha ttafa U, X
II. Wattr, of Moi tgoiiu t IILJa-nes b. William
aoa, of Lowncki IV, Joaeph Taylor, of Qraaae
v, iNioh Dam, of LlfttoMoas ?I i \ K ag, M
Madiaoa . VII, Tri>m< is. Oar rat t, ol P
The following IN legat) t wrr?- appolBl I to a Na
tional L'aioii UoBTaalion (ttigiaitad to l>< held a*
Waihtpgtou on the Ulli of J*M),
41 latt?.?Robert JeBttOfl I" I Jaet IB, tie ? X
Stewart, aad tJi ? W Laat
Iristttct I ?Jan.o M.Tal K. B ( > ? i
II, BtcrllRg Rait, Jr an 1 I' ' III,
How ell Rose an.) .1. M ?: ? IV. A J Vmt
lioen arid R II. Snm.i, V, K W, Walker anl R. II
Rirhi, VI, a c 11. art tnd Maur H ai
in B*h*ttMttaheUand Oeoi i M \ ?
T he OaaBBBBafl state < oavaaB i Blaata*
at Mcaaaataat) on tbe i'.?ih n? . aapalaM I taa f**>
low tag Delegatesto Baltiartora, an I aUo Botainatod
caiididatee for PrtkUatlal I m i in
BRrBawj ol fanre laBa k Whaatwa, Bamtor,
Dsn el Colemar, Ll?*eMon* V ifn I K.r nr?~D.tt
1 F 8. Lyon, of Maraago. 11 J. J s*el?jel*, M.tut
aomeiy HI c \\ L*e, Patrj IV L*wu M
?lone, Pieketr V. J M. krraaMOnM. Lawrence,
tl geaaajh P Praakar, Jaekeoa VU JaatM P.
Dnwdrll. Cbantbt ia
Beweteetel DtU/tatt* ? J? bn 11.w n, t.rc ve \r
tkai P. Raaly, Bloptg unei^ Win Pb ">
BbaBMM rieresafr.? Diet I, Joins M \\ iitier* and
Pitre Williame, ?! Mo'nie an:.' vv Bndaea, Wil?
cot II K V Pair M nt.oiier? ?. P. Vcvrtoa,
t ollee A J v 1 Hiater, Hmrv. HI 8*M| saW
Hum, ( bob* ? xi Jankaaa, ttttaafa U* t w
(ioldrbt, I'm it I i ktartli 1 ilooas
Ait \Button Sumter Samuel l'itk*ni Ui bm V
t? H Dates, l.ati 'i idale 1 N I Itom
Wtlliaaa L. Ueurng. Tiankiis VI C C Bett?,
Ma.'.a.ui , R T Sc. tt. J i 'o. i: IV, It w n
St. Ciair. VII John r He dm, Raadolph B. U
Ktabar.'e, Chambers . W. P Davis Beaton,
MMMOBBI,? In AiipTtiat tkotO aro U? he
elect. ?1 00Ba)IOBBflaaBs OaaaMkOt BBd LR tenant
ttoveiiior, Sccie?arv ot BtaR I ir asruer. Att.li
tor, Attorney-deiiera!. Members ol the l.egiala
tare, Shernl? and other t'.uiiitt I flat I tt
Both i steOBaol the Opposition are actively
atwwk in bsBbvbmj Patsgataa to tha Btata aad
District OaaraaaitBoaa, aad taa ^x' ipa| an ? ig
aMajttJbw aaewc voufae on the pai; ol their politi?
cal inend*
riT While ia Eagtaad il a ? ra tr*r u( ,.m.
bittered diapnte whether Lelieliii the JetMsh reli
fton oaght not w holly to diaqnatifj a :na:i to be a
legislator, we have lust had a etriKiii^ BTktWBOB
that in the 1'aited Slates stub mt bn rue m ft
linct and unknown. BtB J P. BBNJABIR. tab*
newlv elected Senator fuun Louisiana, i-- <t Jew
a* well aa a man of ability an.) character He
wH aalto kta aaat a paar rrata M
the t*rn? of ki? predecetnor. Mr. dombb ttfm
expire
la* The ihfiress coiniji. s thtt T*t
TVskowe getamtertstiug latc'.i:-'. ak*ad M it.
From Sarta Fk anp BsB'Pabo--The
Santa f| nisi.. Pa tB tk*
let of Dcoen.Ni. aad Bl Paaatotk* uik. airload
at San Antonio on the um ult TU IPeMera laaaa
says
" We leere that tbe ladtaae are verv troebleeome
oa the Rio Crande. f.o>n Santa r> t > ) '. Pa**
W* aMa teara that Mr Robert Brwat, the
eddeet trader a oa the irvuUcr, wai ki i bettree
Santa FA aad Bl Paso, and that Col Saili.uan ouiy
escaped by beicir a shoii diatanoc behiuJ
Meter? roncay ai : 1 . ? arrived at Bl
Paso oa the ltth ult.. bavtag *xps ed ? < >
tae* weather, without tbe toes of an an-ma'
?oattht* mail we aim letra IhU all th* tits*
kaee baea atoeed from El Pasa> to pottt alxty miles
above, leaving the irooLri enutei, \t tawaaercy of
the D.d.an> [N ? B.iKetm
Fibbbal or Pk Doamb,?Wb raarn
that funeral aemcet over the bodv of the lata Dr,
.A BMtaey Doaaa, of New-York, anil t>* tw'.d tu tail
city to-morrow, at 11 o'clock a M , at No. 1 Rea
ooa Hill p'nee His remsias will entttt.oe.l at
Mount Ai t ura [Beate P? 1 ia Bk
W A great Aiiti->itt.!. Co i
to asaemble at C:ncn.: all on the V ?' la
Wkk u Will rClUBir. IB aOltlon ihic. J iji
NEW-YORK TRIB?NE.
NEW-YORK. FRIDAY, JAN- **** |
Nrw> from Et'rope.?The eteimihip
Niagara,? 'apt. *'-on'- from Liverpool for this p.rt,
with or.e week's MM mtelligenee. s now in her
d Tt'. Lth iBf ?-ut atd may ne hou-lr looked far.
The Wbio AJ4UB*ACi.j-We have scared
r<? labor nurexpeaee tu m.kethis political manual
decidedly north buying. Srs*. by all persons inter?
ested in Po?tici or I'jblie Affair?. secoadly by ?11
Whig* Tt.ere i? no other annual to beo -lainel
j which gives detau? of all nip rtaat E r jitini
throughout the cou.t- yafaejajfat dow fl to the p-esent
time, so a* to afford reliable data to Iba aaiitbyiea
who wisnes to vi?t ??<-?<? K e- ou? as they
transpire through tie ? rr.ir.^ Barl 'ff "Ed summer
a:,d thence infer the | rob ... raeall of the Presiden?
tial Election in Noremt er. Po'f.cuns kj.o*r that
the Returns given bj ?' I v. ?? \ m\wMt are unaf?
fected by party bias, and that ?ari&g a'ways a few
typographical errors) they maybe implicitly relied
on.
Hut this ye:.r'? A'manac is va.isole not a one to
politicians. The Hen ClJM i of the 1 ntted Stale*
is coriecsed into Cs p IB**, aa ?s to snow the Popu?
lation of each State in the . ggrerate and by Coeav
ties, whi.e a general MBlBMry of the o.f5:ral Statis?
tics of Itcustry and Produrtnn is also giren A
1 able of all the Railroads in the Country is present?
ed. i's *Ho a threat of th? A- tsof Congress at its last
liaaif.blTf-**^! tbi New IVtare Law in fulL
The Federal Ch HU BB nt - Pre ?: :ent, ?'abriet, Su
prrme Court, ai d both Homes of ( on/'e^s. politi?
cally classified-also appear as usual, with a consid?
erable arrotn.t i f informBtfcat res; ec.int.- Earopean
BBBfee.
PatBaara We have enrtcivored, in a letter to a
ftBbba ftastT efad M*aaatela aa stet?, is- nf
laOTcal orrerslty betwaea the two g-eat pirties
which divide the country, to which we solicit the at?
tention of our fellow-citizens, especially of the
?oi.ng and unprejudiced. Tin? letter we hope to
I see widei) circulated,far we beiicu it cajeulated to
dispel maty unjoat [>rcpos<e lions, and induce thou
sards to consider the elaiaai an?l abarantar af tbe
N\ big party more cat.didly and fjatsarabl/thaa they
have hitherto done
?Wt appeal to our Wau tr.e.. ;?? generally, but
especial!) to all who fe< i an rritrrest in the Hle-tinns
nl 165a, to b?lp plucc Tbe A In in?c in us in any
flue'liiij: as possible. Wi netd BO help, and desire
to one to do thie for ssar sakts . bat we know weil
that you? ir man justboOCaaiag voters may, in a ses
soi. cl calm like this, be reached through a ,u:et
i re ft illation of facts Bad ergumeatl beanug ou the
essential c.i'treiires affwVttae, who cannot be ih
flctictc. ,i all by appeals ma'e during the <*xc,te
rnent o' Preaideatlal eanvaea Thara is* scarcely
a township in this or any ether Free S'aVe v?li?re
orehundrrd Whig UmsjtAOea?ght not bo icadi'y
?iid and hang up for frequent ooasultattoa by ee
mar.) firendt s II some acfvo me rc:i ant, post in aster
? <r other? itizen would preeare thr -n and let the fact
be known The difference betireea the pticoper
huidred and that b> the nn.:'e copy would pay Mat
forh's trouble, and ir.stifc him the Bbttafaottoaof
havng doue rood srithoal Incurrlag a pereoeal aae
rlloe therein Whig reader! will you aot try it i
- We think no one aft > looks throafb this Vlmv
r.ac will ac cuse us of ipeakiag raaialy in oat own
behalf. TlA matter coii.p-tu -e 1 'iath i!s (.1 piges
would have ainplj Ball 1 Bl >rdi;. iry voluair of 3'Hi,
which w. nid d< t hair b*ea deemed d?ir at a d >!lar
It h?s co-t im fur more to nve it tp thu c m lensed
?oiin than it would have clone to mike a lo*'
volume of it aid surely no Whig win his sous
. lowuig op will prude a ?,ri ing for such a teat
' >oh if it bt iiio':giii within bis reach, no matter how
? any ataiaaana reeigitiiis agricultural or atiaoa*
.ai.aotis?he already po Basal es I, i , !. eierr
shire' wessk your aid in giving this mtnttBl the
? Ml st ein Bl au?, it ?
lopire of thr .tts)ruing.
)a lh?- 1 niid 'i Si .t'-a .Setiatf, -iTier ?otii?
preliminary bueineee, Mr. Shields iotro
....!?< ?1 e vi i i judioioaa Reeolution, aakssbf
the reatoration '?i liberty of tite Statt?
I'riM'iu i>, ns a aulihtittitc lor ?MI out! pre
riousily oiTered, wbich was poatpoaed nil
Thursday next. I In Coraproutae Rsaoia?
lion wa.s then laki a npi Mid Mr. M illae, ajf
Mibbicaippi, fornierl) a 6U"ciiu.?ui npaetteit
of the- Comptomise meaanreat reavle soinc;
madorite aad MawwtMe raiaarke, tmt bejaare
he had concluded thf S< natc a?lji?unted.
In the Hoejae, 'he lull appropmiLag
S6.HO0 Tor th?' ichei of the CaBtvi Priafaatra
naa?d.iritii u aroriao. An inaartaat l'ost
aoe lull vtaa reported.11 which sec the sub
etatice in the dtapateh. An important state?
ment of the Judiciary, tXfeaa*ta wa> made,
wnli a report fioin the CohUlistae Ofl that
depaitinent, of Waich ? large i?ici?l??'r of
eopii s was uttered lo be priated.
In the State Sonate are have some proa*
pect of relief U the matter of the number
nl hoJl<4shoxee in our olectioa>t. The .Mili?
tia l.sw bill amendment, relating t ? thst
V ixbt Diriaioa, paaiod tue Committee of
liio W hole, which had b.\to undi r eo .sidera
tii ii a bill tflatioj; to Kura! Cfiueteriea.
In the Assembly :t tiiseuasion arose oa
t Miaruiiaiict m ordering biioks printed for
th? Baeaahera.
KeaaajhV hat beea mriipf a ?peeeh to
1 Oha ihnisaiid Leies in l'ltts'Mir^li, whit pro
m i ted him with a book containing their
deal little aAitegrapha. Room^ are taken
foi high at ('Icvchuid. wiiere he will aaead
, Sunday.
Tin Pittbbwgh papers contradict, pr.iba
I'lv b> authority, the rumor that Tirkey had
piotested airainbt Ki?suth'a reiuni to
Kurland.
The Massae'iusett? Anti-Slavery Con
aeiiUun, now eil?n^r ui Boston. haJ de
i tuu.ct'd Koasutli. WesbaaOt and Sumner.
flic Maasach.istus Leuislittue arc eou
Mtie rino the establishment of a ?tea:;i hi i
line ftom Huston to New-Orleans.
Hon. HartiKir l>tnny. a tiljlBB^MtBtd and
uirluential citizen of POaaBBJ lv?:ua. an I a
aaaaaaBal of (???n<iieos tVoBB ttut 8aBta rJavi l|
the t utire term of Oen. Jackson's avimt: i^
lialioi), died in l'itt?burg testrrJ.i,
Haturd Tailor's deseriptio;! ol " Lue
and Travel on the Nile" will tame itself
BBaBBhd the mind of the readerjikc the aBBBV
orv of a doii ioub dream.
Our \v a>lurot,in ('t?rresp-?i.deut eejaB?
aaBaateea Metropeuitun malt rs with a eatiB.
tic ft, m>
A eoUniiii or two mi Europfan itom?,
speciaHy prepared for The Tn^tne, wd!
snest the aitei.?on of the most Luriiid
reaoei.
CbBB MoaajfOBaerjl gives ua a Mt itarv
view al New-Mexico.
1'i.dtr the Texas news, will oe found an
item ofin.porur.ee from Mexico relative to
* roptise d sa^reemtut betweea that country
] ' concerning the Tehutntepeo
Kai.'ui....
Later from Texas ; Colored Convention
in Ohio ; Indnstrhl Congreas Pr >re* iin.-s.
Loatd of Edu itwa Report. Mtil Gican
inga; Literary Notions, Court Pre a as.
ln?s; Temperance Pemonstriti tn at Al
br?, and a great variety of interring
item*. avLU be found on our inside pi7es.
A Word let iirrmunn.
Tbc Germans m the United States owe a,
duty to their fatherland. Enjoy in * the bles?
sings of ccrnocratic liberty, founding here
in peace the homes where their children
will live afur them aa citizens and member*
of this nation, it ? imposaiblc that they
kheoM forget the brethren they have left
behind them, and who Mill pine in bondage
and sigh for the deliverance of their coun?
try. That deliverance cm be accomplished
solely by the establishment of democratic
lib* rtv , at d, whether it be eil'eeted next
year M next century, it can only be done by
ai evolution.
To aid and advance this revolution is,
tl,er>. the duty of fJermans in the United
Mate?. We do not doobt that, as a body,
they are zealous to discharge it. according
to their means. Hut there is a tUfficolti ia
the way.
That difficulty crows out of dissrnsions
ituanf theleaaWra. There are in London
two or^ar izations of the ptincipal (ierruan
I it ntocrsts, the one called the Arrtiatioii
ion. and the other tb* Emigration
Union. Aaaotil the members of the former
n' Mensra* P i' kler and Goepg, wh:> are
n?W in thil eou: in : at the head of the Ut?
tel 'n Mr. Kinkel, the distinguished poet
.id oiutor. who ia also n, this country.
[*be diaaenaion between the.-c two bodies
we understand to be in a measure persona,
at e in n nuastnc the result of different
riews of policy. Bot whatever be its Ori?
gin, it is a misfoitune to the eonunen
? "?use.
in hehaif of that cause we appeal to ihe
juities to whom we refer to put an end to
their differences, and we fall upon the Ger
tnaoa m the country to second this appeal,
in the United States, where all nationa nun
. le,let theae parties follow the natiooaJ ex?
ample Whatever discrepant m,y exist
between Messrs. Kinkle, and Gsegg and
Fickler as to the meaaoxei to bo adopted
i' Genuany after the revolution shall have
I i en accoinpli.-l.t d, there ought to he non,c,
apd we are ion there 15 none as to the ne
? C' tity of that it volution itself Let them
? 01. hu e, then, upon that basis and leive
t.'tt rior qneatioi ? to be raised and settled in
ilnir own time. Whefl liie German people ,
Ii fireo, they can very well decide what
iaatitntiooa the, wi.l ftttihliah. but it were
it'*- rht? reat eiror to risk or delay that frce
. tun by prematme divisions and disputes.
It naj be said, and with truth, that we
?io not stale all the detsila ot" the difference
laWwO? those two ptrtie.-. It was not our
pat pane to ^t;it?- thoni. What we desire is
i ot to n*sk( then) plainer, hut to rft???;? earns*,
to obscurity. ?S e invoke unity and hearty
rition in their stead. The cause is
worth] oi" it. and the duty is imperative. ,
Let personal motives be laid aside anil di- '
??tie, nee of opinion reconciled in earnest j
i ? rotten to the common end Then, with
wi.-nom anil energy, much, very Brach may
be done for IJerniany by her son - iu the
[Tnited States. e
1 he l'rre?eleaey?A New ^lare.
The DtnxocTwXic Iierieir for this mrnth
opens a new volume with every evidence of
a change of owners, change of pilot and
. hange of | nrpoee. A Portrait and Life of
llsstinj (the latter very good,) a thorough
realisation ol the French Usurper, ' Inter
v? ntion,' 'Ilium Lives!' the., attest the
?trot goat interest in European Politics, the
moot lailical devotion to the cause of Uni
'?er.-al Liberty, (except for niggers,') and
thi Baoet unbounded w illingness to back the
Y ink 00 Btgte in an even fight with all
rostin and the European despots in par?
ticular. 'Northern Lake* and Western
luvrrs' takes sensible and National uround
with repaid to the duty resting on the Fed?
eral Gorerament to improve our Rivera and
Harbors, whie articles oa 14 |85? and the
Presideticv," Judge Douglas's Speech and
" National I'oiiventioi.?1'angers to lti Pu
ut), seem to hive % strong squinting to?
ward the support of the Little Giant for
.he Baltimore Nomination. The last
named arti le protests against the appoint?
ment of < abiiit t Offecre in ^;>J ft .m among
the defeated candidates for the Presiden?
tial i.oiiiinaU.m at Baltimore in 1859.
I hat we do not misjudge the drift of all
this, cur readers w:l! gather from the follow
log extract, beim; the conclusion (,f the
Ira. li,: aitirle on M18M and the P:?ai
doi CJ :" .
?? It n u*t t-e remembered that this kj no ordinary
eoi test Bitaj aap* *#*aeo**s every merit oi tas>
< v I i u, ou the I ohm niton puttia? forward
lb* rr-ptr tran. A % smrt tne Democratic laadidat* j
mt ariaji srtu aaaa* Ota ge*a,aad if mt::tarr rV '
a* aar ?y*** af aap avail '.cm Sawn ts certaia of tha '
l'rt>Kleiu-y. But wc trust the Krpuili.j ererv- ,
wherre bare btreeJ i Ben ? rtaaasMtata*atla*
t, t o nnit?.r> Piaal Vs *e hare raid tbe>
poUiical.a lavaaci aaddugged muhshaess c. (jrB
1?> ?? Hir.t yncip latct the I'aioa lut.t a evil
ear. in wnrca mere eoul! h??e beer, bat oue luat
Ut1*, that ol ttf: Boatl The certatu elT?c: ejJid
hate beta tbe tote t'lsrtip -or of the R-pn^uc
Vyaw. Qea Baatt eoate* barer* tr^e tmencoi dsm.
pie naatat a period ?t?n Lcuis Nip. ten is de
.i. ti>'ra- i j ia the moit aoi ties j mar tcr. a:,at'-r
nbe* reeakls eem f* ;<,? from the eleciou of "a va-a
? mmurv two to the I".- lea t ,f a Kep-irj Be r>
baSblj,Ub* Deiuocrt.'sc laak? eiij sho? nj m mm] to
Lit. ?eett tu ?uer..KiBf a" . ?, . .1 '
ai 0 . i. t'-at sc. v< ? t alone if tae e?. imp e* ?f trb?:
.e obtaired bv an arMne 'or mt'iury l'r.stdetts
?asaaattaa strtkiaa^twi re m\ tt wowtd be "a. <
netsm tbe l)?n.. rrauc parts u> rmt for*j4ni anr
cat iKtit sga'j.st whoa ine jraioTisy an: uaniju
lenty cue to a mt.iutrv p.? tt- t-n can ,>e l e'the
w h?.?? t' t forwsrd the <-e.t raatpparw o< Be? ?S
Maxjca >wte* *t?ain?t.>.e be rrrereace for ue
: sword, by reverence for Urse'ant traup turs ani
trss ard (tathers. K-r tbe c' sts*ti.u < ???btaa- i
borae pewtr of rrrtaaawl '.ride, ere votes lo-i's avisa
fcr tfct l'eaavr c> to c ve'
?? But while t,en Sc.itt ;? persOLaltr a eaodir'a-e
witbcatt statewotaBship. piMitrc-vi kaovledfe mSi
?ai t. t, wtth aoth ie but aaaBaff renown verv
preat. vaaity lala-telv t eater, and a fea'ber 'ar an l
swat the fleetest of tbe tbree. vet there is al bit
back, macagng l .m. aad taikiaf throiiih hia an
[ ladjvictiai aotortous for ueeercpalcus Itinlwai ia
po Bai si cotiteat, ?)?? cwntroled tbe penious Adm-n
isti at mi of Gat Taylor A deeperate cosite?t far
Hi Preaideacy ia therefwre taev.;?...e Tae Wsafll
atd AN,!ttioM#t? will be crVPfC _Wa tee ?i <
kjissWDtOtd std cot a one fir the Presn-ienry. out
|ortbel;i!o for - irpose it possi*:.? f?tS>wvC
atd ?!? facton ?i< UM sooceei in p'aeiDr, in the
r\t?wi?it:al t hair a vair, pompous old man. wn.i is
devoted y attached to ruilitery mtreuvere. aid
fsrtsb e saarhi'd to flattery it is M?t dttn.m'.t to
f sT<"?? that the es? would rot he di<sm when ths
Dt mr rrats of tbe t'moa wou'rt have to storm the
Federal Capital end bu g tbe traitor* to the Consti?
tution tn justice or elie tirow thrasstvas into the
can-p. s*ord tc hard, an t BgM the bstt'e of the ouV
irpe.? SM>Utb _
?To cn.?h ih * ? io ^'-e if (Hrtfc, tbe Ceavaa
lirn o ust Ci mirstc the p*op?r nan, and riea! S.'ott
with a trc^; r r: nr. not w *n a second or third-ra'e
General, inject to Lha s ne wtatneeses as his an?
te: i al .
? To re< apit'ila'e the IVrroe-reC'- nonvnee for
"5-2 rovist, UseswfOfw, cot be tr.?rr.:re!ed w;tft idess 5e
lcngtr.g to an anterior era or a man of merelv loral
f.-ine and local aff< ct.ens. b it a ?tuet n/in area an
r.tit BeaNtg bio- d.?" .er v'tnt.dni parsag srarta f; / s
cr.vnn t of iht KsawJ i' \ our mere tieaeral.ah^th'r
he can write on m card the battle-fields of Mex c >,
cr mote beitdeaJ \ t>oa?t of h:s prowess in a mt'itta
u? e st yoe.r ii rrc iswier. trait ed in the qnl IditkM
. f ihr court.tut ?Hb? Bt a p"lt:icV. jdea neyond a
loci.1 election . vcurmcre wire-puilerand 'judi "saeis
hei e-hfl der.'who claims prtrsiireice now, on the
so'e greur.d that he once plated second-fi Idle to
b? '?rmeii i.niwbo cozer.s htm'elf tn his corner
w.tn ihe i:-ea that he . an split v..tes with the Aboil
t on and eec'ioral f .ictlor.fi he has tntiirueel with .
ard. abore all. psejrsaaifM hsra*, tchtihrr A? run rar ?
ret BMW Prettier ria' erp astiret or sr--ni. orrto ahTe
at all on the ticket? none of fbeei uitl ia, The Dem
, -ratic party expects from the Baltimore Conven
in [ i luv m.m, a sta'f.'uiai of soundOeaaocral ?
ilnk. aad world-wice ideas to use it on . a State
Kif-h's man. who ran show ran > c.ean of the stain
of faction i a t ree Tra :e m*r. who will break down
the Tartfir oierrrs rotten rrr narchv under heaven,
nid open to the badaatn ard cui!.tncrce|of the
I tite.i States the trade and exchan;rsof tae woMd
a n.?n af isrge atral ai d open hear;, who will maiti
t,. ii in the teeth oi the despots <>f Europe trie
Democratic doctrirrs upon whtch h s popular,
lty ard success are based here a bold man.
wt.o can stare: the trui.t ot fore^n w*r, and
rr.ai; la B, b\ the vigor aad r?-,ic:i i>r his c iu'i?els,
the "honor of our Mar- s? nether on tbe land or rhe
re?. and yet. a man astute and wis?? as i ato, wno
es. i ay taa aaa af fotaiga material, aare aar ahatwa
'tctn attack, and rnish the despots of the wor'd in
t sir rtr- Beaa; a tua::. BTtai iai th* contests of
lows atiyataaori Una a lawyer; a aaaa wtio his
theora*M 'ea't.fnt so IB dent to yc*. ric of aaa aa
Ubi laarati wiich boss suiraaad our diptoeaaiic
coda, aad the aona bialaa ofaatl aa wm h has
re pushed opofl u? and withal, a praciiraf states
aaa aal ta ba daseornatad is argotnent, or lad wild
by taaory,bat oca who has ilready, ha tha councils
aad tiilaiaala a? taa aatma. reared ah (roatbotaa
< mi.,-. ,.f lhaahallow uooaaerrattsw,'' ta the ex
;eeare of the baalaattariaa la sndiary.aad thedn
.. mfiture of the aattQaatad raatorietaa Lai the
Baltinaovs CooreatiOB giro to this, the yo'ing fzen
fr?! of An.eneR. a eastdSdate,SBd we are con
iaal tu* if it fail to do so tta nawnhari mti return
heir re-pectire borne-, personally proud and
' latad, and congratulate their OOMtitweBtS that each
' them has i>!?)rd well and successfully his part in
?tie hopes of tr.c Democr.itn- p^trty of Amert
. xi : . I u< lakhl ', dvrhl| foot > I ?.-^ more, for the
?? iltHoas hahool ai d aanaaa] eomfarl of General
! ???on aad ataeraj aad Un trem aaaaraHaaayalyaa
it the ? nu.p time fordoire to. of the hearty disgust
? a i.ot improbably honest curses of Bine teathaof
the Aniericsn people, and of every rep'tblican in
lha Old World or the .New. ho be it
W< hare spoken plainly, as w e are bound to lo,
d ?s we shall conti:.tie to do. It is time to speak
ah for after tha aaaaaaatioa ?<i the eaartwaia,
nilfbi kw late to exaadae ratoehara t-r or aa*
: t i'y Li t the press follow ourexiimple. and speak
i am' hs bh.ck and white of the character and
t reteaahaaa of erery man srlaaaaay ba brought for
wa.-d
Bal pofltiei Bl are thin sktnrrd and les* any of
i irfrleadaahoald Lhinklbatindealinswith8ener.il
i iiaiasiiaiB. wc aasa been hitting atpaiticwlara, ?f
? ..? to aisvre them that, should we derm it ruht t">
rip the faults ol iedtv.duals, we sMall D >t enrin1;
from advonatag the irtere?tsof our poly, even
i ilu we be ob t^ed to head a page w ltti the na'ites
' * bj best frti nds.
Proapecla in Fnrope.
Tboat wlafl oppo?e ih'* mission of Kos
m.iIi in the United States would tail have
iL lielievfd that all causes of disturbance
are extinct in Europe, and that the DgaV i
which now rrigns there triuinphint, i> sure
lo reijrn unJisturbetl for )ears. For if
I laiicf. Italy, (lerm tny and ioatria loiig
rcBaaifl submissive t.> the tyranny which
i ow pie?ails. it is plaiTi there can be no
j r<'tet t hope for Hungary. We are ;uen
tp ?i?>al#>.iaUiid that ti't i, " ??' ;
.\r.d thus, by a natural cmsistency, the op
pajahBMB oi ihn ^rcat ndvocate of Irierty
ti ke the oroui.d and plead the cause of the
vhu t bevy of ilesjo ts who afflict and ruin
that continent.
But what reason ia therefor supposing
that Kor ope ia long to ?e proi e beneath the
Bt of its present rulers ? Where is the
material, where ihe mural, where the reli?
gious power that will keej. mo many nationa
? chaiacd 1 Is it in France,whaae annual
? xpenditures exceed its revenue by thirty
trillions of dollars, at. the lowest estimate,
to saj m thiii:' of the enhanced cost of an
imperial establishment I Is it in Eranee,
where dating thiee-ijuarters of a century
there have been some dozen ditlerenf gor?
t-ininents, of which the longest lired en
linred but t ightee D tears, and where the
ptopal are now more sererely taxed, and a
iliciisafjiifold more ojulent in ihe gern?
n| diatontiat than ever ? I? it in I'ranee.
w here the suceesaful usurper dares not and
Wall i.ot dare to BBBBBBBrB the press, and
i.aa no olh* r reliance than 0.1 his army J
la it in France, where the leaders of all
1 hi ?reat political partiea have been in
lahad at d hun Qiated, and wheie eajaatair
aey and aaaaaiiailifan of the tyrant ntu9t
'leeon.e the order of ihe day ? Verily,
those who can aee probabilities of per
wianeLce fur the present despot of Fr. ice,
must have some sanguine aiiec?on lor him
arid his system to sharpen their vi
laBaV No man ever took power under
greater ditliculties than he; never was
pB/Wer more entirely wantn tf in every mo?
ral, intelleetiial a; d material basis of dura
Ui n
('* ta it in Italy that we are lo look ;or a
. enter of ptrtnmal tra' ,iulli:\ I Will the
BBBwBBri of the Roman Catholi. Church
-1 l! ce to conserve these bloodv and mlm
n an rulers and iiistitutioiis | Wny, that
( hutch has to- rely on ggeoafB mercenaries
lag the little show of temporal autliorit/ it
.tail exercises e?ver its ancientbuije U, ar,d
act-oriiii g tu ?II the testimony, if triere be
any eouiary where faith in the religion of
Lid I l urch I'-ada to aciiuiear-Hnee in the
(..!itic? cherished By ita directors, that
.i.uiitry ia aot Italy. Italy is a vol-auo,
B*f4 dowo stCeiy by the weight of cannon
ui.d bajuaell on the surface. It is not
? ? ti.at w, niu-t ggajl fat the hjpe of
i gropill conservatisun.
Is it in Austria, that empire plunged in
the aby?*e?of hankiuptcy, with a currency
utttrlv woithle*;. industry prostrate, com?
merce stegr.arfl, with toe spirit of rebel?
lion fiercely smouldering in the provinces |
It were folly to suppose this tottering mon
ar hy to contain a single element of tran?
quillity ecvf the army, whieh is made up
very hugely of diaafTected men who will
cot loee a good daance to revolt.
Or can PriLviia aa j the other ktn^domt
of QflUUlf be relied on to preserve the
peace1 Are they sound in the lore of
kings and arbitrary laws, and hetvy taxes
and pauperism 1 Hy no means. The rev
tlntienorj Ibbtbb has of late worked more
tU eply in (>rmany than in any other part of
ihe Continent except, perhaps, Italy.
Et* ry (ierman throne is in a toppling eon
citien. There is not a sing'e guannty for
the pt tuia ier.ee o! the present order of gof
errment, except the military force That
military force has BO lacker except in Rus
sit. And Russu, omnipotent as she is to
defend herself against invasion, is powerless
to contra? r Europe. She may hold the na?
tions in check by diplomacy, but she his
i ? I the strength which can arrest the burn
inf toirent when it has once overspread
France, Italy. QeVaVLIg and Hungary to
oether.
It semis plain, then, th.it nothing can be
more precarious and uncertiin than the en?
tire structure of* arbritary rule in Europe.
It lives from hand to mouth. It is at
ihe mercy of every accident. It is
weakened ny the very means employed to
stm gthen it It totters to its fall, and its ?
\iolence confesses its want of confidence in
itself. Kossuth is not deceived in saying
t! at its final hour draws near, or wrong
in hie zeal to be prepared for the exigencies
ot'that crisis. They who will may mock
ht -such zctl ai d sneer at every endeavor
to assure to the demociali; principle of
Il f-govm mei t the vic'orv iu that struggle,
?tboae ottconaittg mal even now .onvu' es
t ? at>leaphete. Let evert man do his
own WOtk in the matter; but let not the
I Idiai at..l -ervants of liberty be less
i .'hful than those who bear the banner
d follow tha battle cry of oppression and
darkness*.
Meilii al Training for \\ um n
' 1 he world iott move.' There il no use
ii trying to deny the fact. Mrs. Sau ui j. Half,
whom we have been accustomed to regard as
. n? I lie most conservative of her sex. n>w
f ives her name and efforts to a movement to cs
i .1 li-h in Philadelphia " The Ladies' Medical
:-Morirry Society,' w ith branches throughout
Ibe canntiy. Tlie following extract from the
1 roirran me will indicate the scope and aims of
i !.is new laantilalkai i
'? liehet ing H at l.od.in commuting the care of
theji urn Bipaetallf to woman, UnfNMtOeB her the
< ui) ol prt pal ins htrsell in the Best peaatUa man
I er lor trie Import**! lacaHoua, among which are
? I I cafe of her own health. i he phVMca: WeU-B*tBf
, '( her chi Cite, aad ten. ai.ee on the sick, en tier n<
an.-, belplass aad ladtag, also, taat taa liati recog
11/es iiiid approves only tinman ia the sacred office
ol mmtv iff. therefore we, w ho give <v:r nannti to this
i?aaveleat aitocaatiea, agiee to unite m the follow
ii it purposes
??1st. To cc i ?r i'e with the efforts now being
a ate m im? . c.v oi Philadelphia, to .piaiifr women
to become pb] IK laal lot t.?eir own sea Bad f)r chil
iliea.
???Ji To rive l.'n.'ly encouragement to those fe
malts vi ho are erig?Ktd la nedssal studies
?? M To git e am and s> nip ?iht to ai > aasoag them
who asav o**tr* to Bwcoee* ailissonsnas. aad go. in
l\ t- spmt of love, to carry to the poor sutlermg
women ot heathendom, not only yjie bietsiags of the
I in i art, which Christian men can rarely, if ever,
hear to fcasal** ra thee* laada. but ?1st the higher
I eher knowledge of tl.e true Go 1, USl ot s,lva
t.' ii through his S v. Jesus t nrist."
? Fifty years hence, it will he diiucult to gam
Credit (at tba a.-sertum that American Women
in . in? sc*-' ?sawaMBMMtS ?u- *-~-.il?r half <>f ????
\ ineteenth Century, in the complete monopoly of
Iba Medical Prol. ssion by men, even including
Midwitery and thl treatment af the diseases pe.
i char to the lenth r sex The current usage in
tl is respect is monstrous, and nothing hut the
past enslavement of Women in mind, body and
estate eonU account for its toleration. Hut Us
re-1?jri 1? near its end. The abuse begtat to ho
diaeaascd, and diaeaaatan will aoaa finish it. If
there were five hundred women fully educated
l"r Physicians to day. there would soon he found
r :om ami work lor them all?and ten years
benca live thotrsand such would not he one too
u any W e are confident that one hundred
then capacity and BtO**t being well estah
bahed?could find enough to do in our City withm
a year Irani tide dale. W here is the woman,
with any pretensions to delicacy or refinement,
who will not prefer the ministrations of a com
; c ent woman at the birth of a chiM if she could
he sure of obtaining them '
?The history of the early steps of the now
(.?tuiing Reform is most instructive. .lust look
at this chapter of it
A leinale student of Medicine applied for per
miesion to attend the Lectures of the Medical
department af Harvard ('Diversity, something
more than a year sorace, and the Faculty granted
tl.e reijtit st. Hut the Mtdieal aVktBBtl of that
institution, bless their fas'idious souls' there?
upon held a meeting and passed and published
the following resolutions
? Brests**, That no wotnar: of true deli aey woa'd
bewUuag, ia the pteseaeeel Baa, la ltstea ta the
' -mob ot me ?uSjtcts that neceu^rily co ne
under me eat ssdarattaa of the students of medicine.
'. I fiat we are Lot opposed to allowing
eras au her right., hut do protest against her ap
p? O' uo m |> acre v. here ber preeen - . i ate 1
la ceitrn> oai rcpee: for Hie nicest/ aaU dulicaoy
I tr sea "
Ol course, the )oung knjf OOnJd not coi,*enl to
ei uck the dahCOey ol these ca'low and sensitive
' hau ptoaa of modest) hy attending a course ot
Medical Lectures with them, so she w.ihdrew
I er application and relieved their <!i-<tre?seil
setiSibiUtiso.? Out when voting men .uaru'est
?uch delicacy ?(and medical students ol all the
world)?does it not becoOM women to feel or
I Kttll ii ix'esty Uaawias with regard tothe
eiposures, oral and persona!, which disease or
thiiohirth often requires !
? We have not room to pursue tbe subject,
In.t rtler tl.ose interested to Mrs Sj j. Hale
Bl < re^ar). OT C' esnut-st Pnaia ) lor Circulars
c rtaii.ti.g full information. Contributions in
t tr." ei.tr'; ri e may Le addressed to Mr*.
lltOSaas WaatL 183 Arrh st, Phila , Treasurer.
i annum coi.a'itJtes a me:cber, ?j a bene
lac'.or, ^20 a Hit- men.!,er. ?50 or more a patron
ai ti ? Society, w hich aims at the education of
Wanten lot Kadasal M.seionaries, m ail of
Miaaasanrj operatiorts throughoat the w *r; 1
I BS l -Ii WBB BB, tnorou^hiy tittcl for her v.>ca
tn n, could do ?an BOWaid Cbrtstianiziug a sav.
?g* arSaa than a cart load of tracts backed by
( i zens of eipountlers and exhorters. The idea
i? good, and we urge the respectable to give it
the r countenance before it baa tune to get
brandetTas a new Jevjce of Socialism and Infi
de.i'y Thus far. Bishop Potter. Rev John P.
Ihjihin, Rev. Howard Malern and a number of
the Batet eminent clergymen have given it their
warmest approval.
>ti:am to (I \lway.?We understand that
the people of ireiAao, Inendly to the proposed
steamship line between this City and Ireland, are
aboat to send out Rev ptTaa Dolt, of 'Jalway.
an eioquent and energetic fnend of that ineas ire.
at cceoperata with iu fxienda here
Tbc Probier* of Unman lientler
BT BBS M MWrBT
UCdl KE II
spcori'! I.eclu'e of this course ?u
delivered !a?t evening before a eery lasaBjAMBj
Mr, (ivf, in ta* Church of tbo M*.-s:*h. Tatsay.
jr. t announced by the lecturer tn th? va<s?<*i
adaptation* of the ma'.era! universe ta Ute ut?ta?
man, as mdicsuve of the [wwer and benignity of
the Creative Providence He cot.suVred iU??? ai
jingth aB cltsp'ate.l in the eleaent* m wt d r#?i!y
tributary to the human sen ice. naoisly, .end,
and air. The atmosphere, for inst inct, eboaada a
a-rar cements of tr.e ? st striking and '
character for the uses of the human rare If the*
were ? fleeted by the ?geiv y of some c>TuahUah)|
mechanism?il the ?apors trom earta were le?ag
up. like some v..st cuitstn. to descend ait i it
sali'bnoua showers- every m-nd would bs ? track
with the aecdl ifal irnra<-ter of the coc'tiranaa
and ackiowlevge the hand of Omnipotence bjhj
design. But this astontshing result i* arcoranttshal
b> far more simple means The single law of the
eipansid <?' fluids bv hea'. and the cv:.*-..; ltBt ^
imt of wa.rn air, B) prodioltve if the most sale
tary edicts to the dwellers on tne e.srth - surface, g
rtni?ikable instance of thu is'ouad in the Trade
V ttagg The heated air ascending on bot1? s.ist a(
the equator, to the d:stance of some thirty datiset
both rorth and sou;h. produces a perpetual eat.
re;' In the open >ea. with no hmg 10 obstruct its
force, and acted 0:1 by the revolution or the earth,
whose speed it cannot ? jual, tt . rea'es a re gala1
easterly wud. Tue purposes of commerce are thu
greatly facilitated, and a sublime i.Iuorati >n pre
m med of the interest of Providence iu tne eiteustaa
of trade
Nor are the examples of adaptation to the wet*
fare of man less wonder u! .11 tne mineral kiugdora
The properties of iron present s Bwuahla case. Tata
metal, which is the mist useful, is also the matt
unive-sa Without it, how sow must have urea
the progress of ctvili/. it 1*11. Mo a des,?*r?te Uts
ccudttton of the um M arts His limited thespkera
ol ingenious invm lagt, Made for the dire l par.
poses of unn, it literally 'ot.ii> the engine by eki:|
he is reared to the h giert sv. ial elevation By its
tenant) and bru-h'i hall Bl fitted to cut, to ptaree,
10 st: ?c, to pull, to suits 11 pres-tre?111 sh irt, at
all ihe primary mechanical uses. Being milleafela,
it c;m be Mp '. inioeverv vaitet> of form. Ith)
. .1; ?. d to proc.tsis, lor arhteh g >d and ?ilvsr are
11 titioi b* abets dwealtaty aad ft*imtbtbaj, an j o^par,
I lea biitthness. Nolh:n? ?ould take its place.
I he uses ot gi Id, however, in the great sckeaa
1' I'rorii'er.ce, must r.ot bg overhuked. Tnis,we
c.n.otbut beliere. was intended by the Creator as
a circalating medium. It is su.t' l for this purpoaa
t> its scarcity and its freedom from rusting. Ida
not believe, sail Dr. Dearer, that this metal anB
iwr hecome so ,ibi:ad int. as t,? u-itit 1: to be t'iii me?
dium of commercial exrhainc The placers of Cstt*
i. rata will not gtai the aaurfci ts of the aarU with
Uie aaaaai us <rast* but aaaral] supply such an noonst
a- may be required by the BBtfaaeuil of adranetag
ciTilliatlaa The Callfarnia fever u not fiearsi
epidtnic that has prevailed on this suojei t ia taa
I t. >\ of the woild In the sixteenth oenlurr there
wasaneijual excitement in regard to the nonet sf
htcrdae aad Para, ht a atill aarliei period, aaataa
ii | to Un ten, the Pheiiieuius were attacked with a
?gBBilai hteeay, ssatdlag thatr skip* to TarshMh, the
nodern Bpeia, aad ezpectiag thai the w,?r,d was Id
t. 1 led with the golden tiraiures lint there never
t >iii tupeflaity. The supply has never ex
c< t>ed the .mi .... for the purposes o! traf&c .Her
is it piobabje, Hal it ever will. The balaacs nut
tha hands of the Loid snd he WtU not suflar Iks
equilibrium tube greatly distur e l.
If we come to the animal blag lean, we 4ul as
I? -s significant tiaots of the care of Providcao* for
tie comioits of man. tVrla'n ai.an tla weie at art*
dealt) made for BwaaanBBM ton, as if ttieir destiay
wus inscribed ou their foreheads They are ftasd
by their nature and liabit < to be the servant of iota,
at d are an etsentisl aid in iho nivanceiuenl of tks
hijmi'ii race. Providence b?s rot delegated the Jioa,
the thjcr or tha hyaaa ler this siiibaa Uiatba?i>
the horte, tl e -' ?**? ??? and the IsSswr-i
Pn rn - ,u beJaBva laaat Bfcwsi coinpamonship with
Bsaa hi a Baattaf of accident No Their relatioa
w ith man is a part of that divine diagi .m, oa whisk
are t ketched the fortunes of humanity
No lets worthy of notice is the adapta'i >n of ths
ai tmal race for Uie food of man. 1 d 1 n it in 'eed(
laid Dr I). mcmi a tili? arraBgraaaaat so ataafe u
? 1 hi) others I he w holesale sisiem uf des ruotias
v. 1.1? h it involves is no'. Bfreeabte to my taste I
would piefer that my Ire fhon .l he luataiaad ?Ith
out tin- shrdding ef b.ood And so str?mt s*e my 'ed?
it ^s on this point, that I hud ao a 1 i m m iu the
? 1 ..it of hunting cr fishing an;.., I ctanot a raid
the conclusion that the lit ?h of animals was mslete
be Ihe lood of man Variout indi< at uns o' Preri
gaaaa point to this, whu h may well jut a laison ta
the advocatts of exueme systems of dietetics la
htitb northern latitudes, it would seem that an mal
I'od is essential to tne suj.portof existea .s The
! at n ix limit s dainty luxury in h a reptatof
ti en o'l It is stated by 1'airy and Franklin, thai
v. 1111 deprived of a flesh du t, their men lost til ear
11 atta and courage, and became incspaole of rig.
"tout exeition Man then was created to sin ? on
tie flesh of animals, and animals are created far his
M I |-.rt
Nor is th s ?trat gemeut -o cruel as it may appear
I 1. tht ITS! b IIsh It In as wed for a teas', to dlS by
U I h.n i i f nun ai to la 1 by the tooth at the cltw
c hia kind. A sm'den shot akes life ipiuker tku
a In itetn k wi und, .tiiu is stogethir more insrcifal
1 IBB ri. t:m It wou:d never do for .urinals lo die
ol 1 aataraj death Ths carrion of their rsmaias
?1 nl.; |.ij< l.e d 1,11111 ir,. (,.-.: r
Ui D thsa aalled the atteauoa hta aodienns to
a vt r> cartoeas arraagvtaaxit ta taa aataral world, by
v 1 n h a smule u w etft. tad t iwe-ledd purpose. Tbe
l< rti it) of it f> car n, for n atai ee, notoarf produces
i'f lemiuii' abuadaaaae creatwa, bat aaa a 'ahab'
b.a s>;ii.> 11 tha aaaraJ dtaalaahv of mm liisad
j.tud in tin- pre eats proper ttoa aratab u hs*
-? ante . trahipaseat If .1 were less IB
c*rgr?a, Bsa aroald ba do ated taaaaaasaat aad aar*
s -< 11.. 1 11 iii> time wou d t>n ?-< Minted id the
ped) i f ni? BbiaieaJ wsata Hi a ad aaati ~>*
1 1 !/?*>.? 1. and f.n.wlired t-y the 111,in t gated severlte
. bis labor l hera mat be 00 ctunce for mental
'1 iure aa Speere sot taa Fiat w* aa raiaa>
1111.is 'ooia Ufa- ao aaaeaabMaa f tr aarahlf aa
? wret Hal r.av'I a af ie?: Iiis wi ol* exi.u i.ee wt?ald
aa aa lot hard, ceerl.??. aih irrent. grinding
' 1. Oa thaMhar banel, 11 toe frrtimv oftns earth
? ere greater thsa It aon .* asaa we?asdhasa aoaaa*
use for eacxahH He weald be late 1 listlasa bahafi
rr a ec-i.tt-11 j.ti , 1 v in^ti.an I i.e ssnaual nature
??nid prei'i n.11 a'* ovsr tbe intellectual, end tbe
ie .pHiS bee entlec Ina loit'ivjiiie mas* ef
nutsii') If lhahwaraf hall i day aottld suffice for
1 e wants o? a w et 1. aa 1? tne case in s.aepsrttef
ihe v\*?*t i,<:,^,, tne aaitara af tn? Sm,?? race
? be ni.iiatni. am; a i tne nob.er energies of
?f e itul dot out for ^ai.t ttt exercise
a 1:11 aaa trata af thewgbl aaa aaf 4dad tn regard
'ot; 1 -r trc b*?ut) .1 tbe. n.a smsi Ec.vsise.
1 ne .t 1 iure c o.?>d ?. uh an e oo/ien". .'e'cnp 1 ?a of
tae uiaeaee of aataral beautv oa itie aoaf ia tae
? ? ui 1 'se-ne 1 onteatplettoa ' Seated uader atrse.
1 thaeaaatry aatd Mr. Da nay aa the eataaaeaaBBJ
a n.nner daa?tha w.-.!,r,. | ,. urn tant-d ep
?1 I iitpn p e Klones of the <laaartad aaa--tie air
irdcaed wrth the Iswtrraaae of a hfaarraal rafaav
I i.-?ifltl.e uiiaic ,d thr 11 tt, 1 w?.|i ? irnoUagM
'. t ear-l ?.,11 w*rs (o exp'eas the aa 1 tt im with
? I <:? asl in; 'sove.-powtreo 1 c,n 01 ay d* htS?SB
Iths 1 r: 1 . ?ei tt of beauty which eu .last* sty
in i,giBa ;ou in tne rtrgatfi of the pott,
?- gotibd e.?iia4 suss
N?r Bar) vuiea . | j .y , },:? ip.rt* drink
n - e:e, sei ?a- . n ?un ?sc lorva
All it.slt*d Bta kid,. ?bst t*-kl i>?ad %f
HBJillin a: beSBfl IB Lem did Ba irr
Asd lv .h?at ttt? ha ov?. tte ????? lit I 1?
Is tech vrssa <f a 1. d is h hi.'B Bsar
CM v ,i kt sb fi-.rs th? hvi?/ <; .4,
Ihsaaht w?, soi, ai*aa|estasai tsisred
s u Ibaaka be ar**ts?d ae 1 n travel 1. reejaaat;
eap* tat? still eataisaniTa 'hat t-aa.Sf ca
TLs aaaerfseaedaees if piay?r sad p-s-is.
His rblhC ?s? a .!.*???? 1, 1 ; ksIBS i> ?er
lbs; niadr kirs b wee Maaaadai a <ad i*v*
AhTi-RfNT MkarTssM ? A Mi ? Mretiaf
ot Ar.ti Renters was held last week, at I'
ley's Hotel, Albany, to dense titans 10 bring
their grievances before the Legislature. After
hVf mutual in'erchange ot aetci 1 enls, it was
agreed i;pon to petition tbe l egnlature for the
passage of the Stay Hill, ami a vigirois sud de*
tt rmi&ed effort is to be made on the part of the
tenants to eecure the paeaage of the bill m , > *
Uoa.

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