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GiVfe ^crl, Saila _dtomt
WEDXE8DAY, OCTOBER 19, lft*
t'alaa Htaia Titbat,
JPer,lk?y. (WAKP flTNT. Or-di Co
o/ ^a_, JOII.a M. FORTKII, Allany.
Bkjr>g#f__k.Ga- FRANCI* 0. BABLOW.K. York.
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JY,__w.toL JOHKfH HOVVLtM), Potcheeo.
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weeki.y tribpne. aooo
1 eopr, 1 year?18 miPibers,. .F..w
Additta THE TRIBINE. New York.
Ta tdn rtiarra.
Ta. W,b_lt Txuau.. haa . d.oa_i?. *&??**_
?rttokei>oUiiw,v?rna_- T_? ?,??*>? ??lul
* ,, ii?i,_ji _a th_t f_fh n*B ln*
adY*rtlaen^nt. i. neceaaardy hniiiae. eo iiuh ?
edyaotaga of being c_l.7 atabS ?^?gJB W.?
_ __h aiereet a. iiew.-matter. Tnere la?aa tuoae
_Tbtd?k_el__ SybYtMS niPdipfn ln lbe eorrntr, eo
l__!_a_B. Ibera ? ? - ?"^*ble' t0 ** ?^U"
eTbTtaper eireuUte. among the toduttrtal and tkrlfqr clar.aa
tbe F__era. M.anfartnrer../lerrbanUtnd Meebutea of the
t^D?^-Bndl.c_elt.lly reed dy tbelr wtY*. .ad ttaogrHtra.
|i 1. tVe te aay tbat e?_ edYartiaaaeal _ it U reid eavry
a__ by not leat t__ beiT a nillion of tba tuoat intertge* o! j
tba peopi.. He v'?? n>*k** bl* bluioe"- W' ~*q**_^ 0t
' fcla tnanufa.:.irea known to tbi. immenae number, er*t.-red ?U
?rer the loya', State., ?_??* bll to do aa to kda ewa u..i.dett
o_d great avlt?tagP- '
Adt_tiwiup_t on tbe bftb aagp are gl 5fl, aad ob tbe
e.sh-.hpage 4-1, a line. Poi thb waek't tattieth-y anniibe-,
banded ln to-day._
l'a ? errrata*>a?Jr_le.
Be aatiea aaa be takea of Ano?y_ooi Coinn.aalealJetvt.
V\ beU-Ter la ii.tende.l for uioertlan lonet U attnei'wteted
bY tbe n.u.a aud addrea. of tba wrilar?not avaceaaarUj loi
p_-.io.ttar. bnt aa a t_rnoty for hu t.od faiu.
_U buaineaa laUera fot thU otho* aaould be addraat.d ta Taa
TBiaost," New-York. ?__._
Wi eanaot uuOertaaa te retarn rejected Comaiunicetue*.
The Tribu.ii ln Leadea.
aTBYENS BROTHERt, (Am?nr_ AgeBta for Lib-?rtaa.
I-Hearietta ?< . Cteet Oarden. W. C). are Aowata for tbe ae_ of
THE TTUBt >"E- Tuey ?Ul aleo recci.. teaofainiaa. aad
gpeaaaaaaaaa
*
NEWS OF TIIE DAY.
OENERAL jV-TWS.
TAa VermilUom (L?r? .<tft>ei.w?r of thoetRh
aJthaatbafnllowing: "We aaw t gebtloman wl.oin
JomadaJ tbatduring tkeftorm. wbiob awept tUe<i;.lf
roaat oa tte loth af oSepteaibar, the DutldingaaiCal
vaaieu I'aaa were all deitroyed but one, aud a!l ttc
]>oople were drowaetl, exi-e|?t oaa raaa. wbo eated lilm
a_f by getting on tbe top of a h.>_*. There were B lirra
loat." At Sabinetown cyerytbing waa gwapt away. aod
tbe realdenta to tbe nomber t.f 61 were dro? aad. Tba
?watar roao ? feet abote ~e enrfaoe of tbe ground at
Calculou Pa-.a. Tha poople pf Orasd t'haad.era were
not tnjorpd oa the lalaaX bai we atdarttand one of the
aitiaeui loat boo bead of cattle. Generally eTerytblng
e?imate and _aai_ate. was swept away.
- Tbo Preaidi-nt has matle tbe following tp
polnUneata: Jobn Paleman, Aaaeaaor of luternal Rev
enne for tbe XIITtb Diatrlet of Penaaylvasia; bliaa
O. Groff, ABBlatant Aaaaeaor of tbe tUzteenth TMyl.ion,
IXtb Diatrlet oi FennayrYunlai Alexaodar Mibuhall.
Aaalataat Aeeea.or of tbe BeYPDtb Diyiaioo. VIh l?.t
trkotaf Ponutylvaitlaj Janioa A. Gault, Aaaittant Aa
_g__ of tbe SiMb Di.itlon, Xltltb liiatriet of New
,Yo/k, Laren .Tonea, Ai.i-itb.ut Aaaeaaor of tka Foortb
LHYlaloa. XXXIId Dlatricl, and Jobn W. Holl, Aa
aiitaat Aoae-.or of tbe Btith I'ivialon, XXXTTd Dia
trlotof Naw-York.
The ateaoier nnutre-n from Loui.villc for
New-Orleana. with an aa-ortad cargo ol' _0 tui.i o!
fraigbl, conaiatiug iu j>art of oement, whiakr, flear,
lobeoec, etorpn, *p , eatik on Bunday mornlng near tbi
BgBB ?f e__ Crauk. tbr.-e uilea aboYe Ciro. Th<
boat baa yalnpd at 130,000. and can probably be aanx
wittout seriorta damngo. ?he baa aix feet of water oi
bar daok, aft tbe boili ra.
Thb irteamimi City of I^onrlort, frum Livet
l-t>\ 4th lnat., Yia Queeo.town 5th lnat., and Ctty <
Ma-ebaatpr from Liverpool 'JOib nlt, Yla tiu-.-i.atow
lat Uut., amved atxrat nne o'olock thb mornittg. Tl
aewa baa Ln-'-n anUolpatcd.
Aieiftiuler H. Btephous v?? cntfirlairifxl at
private Uiutitr in lb.tion on Monday, at whk-h 1
detl?ed bia lntoution of eupporting tbe I'rc-i.lein
recoaatrautioii polioy " to lbe fnli extent ol l.la abili
and oaefiilnaaa.'
Tbo lolb.wtnAr Statfl u_c?re have beeii certaii
1/ olocted in Miaalaalppi: bwan, Anditor; Echol
Traaaarer; Rrauither, Seprelarrof btate, Uaoker, A
toroey GeneraJ, Weat, I'-ito.-., Kcyooldaand lianlio:
toCoagreaa.
Tho btxli'-oi of aa avlult wmnau Qud two girh
agad 10 aad 1 j yeara, kllled by tbe recent diaaatar c
tba PennaylYania CootraJ Rallroad. are ?<._ uaclaim<:i]
T _y are toppoaod ? be lealdente ef Lirarmore Ta_
iu.
The Miejissippi Stat^ ('onvoution iuft and oi
ganlaed on Monday. Gen. S. J. Gbnlaon of Mooro
Va-ohnecn obalrma_ Gen. Huapbirya waa lnaago
gated Gayernor iu tba t-v.-.-.u ?.
Tho c<?rouer'd inqucnf in tht> case ofHugl
Ptrkiit iwasltad in a verdu t tbat deceaaed came to hl
daath by tbe uaa of cblorofuriu. Tbe eyblence bofori
toe jitry la intertating.
Over H,(KW bales of GovemuieDt oottou,
aaa kaif of wbiob waa damage, wefe eotd yaater
May. Tbo blddlog waa uot briak, but the Southam
atapla aold at good prlcw.
Tge trial oi't-tJ J. C. Cranf, Aeeistaot Quar
V-rii._ti.-r ? Nael.nllle, waa adk>an>ed yoaterday ?i 30
4aj% b) et_Wa tho iafusae to prooara witneaaea.
Tho ocaan yaobt race bctween the Honriotta
aad Palnipt, reaulUai in the f<>r_er reat-hiug |_ Samh
B'.'-k ligktafalp twaaty-ona niiantea abead.
At the .Dibtrict C'onvoation hel.l in 0,>weg ,
B. Y.. yeaiarday, fia Hoa, G. C. l.ittlejobn waa nunn -
aaouery oomiaated for tba Atae_bly.
The tUate Senate of _i_M_fl upent Mcnday
_ _k__g tba i|oaatlon of ad?itting tbo te*ti_oiiy of
aagrvaa la tba oirll ooorta.
The prT)-ui of TexftM iiix?d not tpprove of nt-gro
aoftaga aa expreeaad la ex-Poetinaater-Ge&eral
_Haf_eJa kttPrr.
8trvutu?ii? pffurts are bcing __de by frienfU
af Joka Mitebol for Ua rtleaae ftora Yortreu Btaroe.
Th? lodst'4 at the Bridgcst. fire will reach
a 4)1,000,000. npea wtlch there ia oaly a amall inaoranoa.
An_row Blftiely wt_ kat eveuing noinioatod
* for Bnpmlaor by tbe Repubiioan C'oanty Coarentlo?
Qtaj. Rratlford it abont to convene an oxtra
* a-ttioa af tha Marylaod I^egUlat'ira.
Orer thirty-tovon thonaand voteri were rpgit
- oarad ia tbia oiry yeatardey.
The lof a by tho ('hicago tlre on Monday algl't
' wlii aaouat to 165,000.
Th* rPoHptt from internal reronno ytaterday
aoaoattted t?gi_;_>) BS.
The jm.rx rty of the Rubtl Oen. Corue haajmt
jK?n feaiojed to brm.
I itfher yortenltr. Th? 0BA_ag r%u
waa 14?. eloelng 116. after aeTfing al IwE, Tbrr. w.. e a??d
demand for gold-beaBng OoYernraen. btooke, and a. tte olo"
of tte day 104, w,e UJ for old AWe. eaJ lP.|<*l?f.V tba,
ST UELI MeBgapa and Rtate ^ZSZ
B?,. Brock. er. be'd wtth m.eh nrmneae, and are ojdy He
ln emidl BBBnttl The lfl.celUn.OB. Bhare. ?????? I
JUil-.y BbarB were _-_B-BV?d eBWed ?* I
?... aad jpa, ptW .-ptte-.- Tb.ro * ? ? ? ? M
rte. .n.l fot atyeja] atosk.. ?ei *? ?? ?? .
were __* M^ey b Z -^^e^^S '
at 7 r<K papt tbe .urr'y ?? bM"'q""* ''* ,__ Th_,
p.p-r I. no belter, *???%?? g^attd W.-.t.
ta ttill a g-?d uVn.eBd fcr ot.trei.cy iro."
W. i.rint |B EBPtW Ot^Uk- Uia eard of Mr. |
tWretarv of Colloctor Barncy. wa* arre.te.II
, ? ,?.,. in Fort Lufavctto for aeveral |
.uonthH. On hl? HfB-e, be EBkod ln vahi for a
trlal and for a coPy of tlie cbacges g.ait?t him,
1 |pp_od>d to fali bt? is b lottcr fiom Gcn.
| jjJJ UCclarUig that thore was no caee again?t
him. _
POIITICAI. PARTtKH AND THE
MIHItll, EDWINl-BTBATION.
A controvor>y wbich eti'Bis to IU niost tW>
credltAbljB to both taUefj i- now in progret-n be
tweeii cortain politiuiuna and joiirnals adhering
reepeotiVBrt to tba two great parties wbieh
dividc rmr comitry. On it- face, it loota like a
raoe in bftrility?eaoh rnnner aeeking to provo
himsolf inore abject and grovcliug iu hit accept
aiire..r whatever ducirinc mny bo propounded
l.y tbo preacnt oecupant of tho Wliite ll<ruw.
"This is thc* real, origiual, old Dr. Jacob
Townwnd!" nbouts one; "Bewaro of plck
poobtu! Nocounuction with the fdrnp over Uic
way!" bullows tbo other. We do uot know
, tbat tbo public L> tnuxh perplcxed by this wnr
ofwords; M it inust be intonaoly dlagosted.
The giinplo tnitb H that, in ao ftu aa Prcei
d?rit Jobuton's poilcy teudsto purgo our coan
by of wbat roinftiBa bcrein of Slavcry, and to
?Jerate Um fii^? k rat-e to a pooition of indc
ppndenrp nnd se.urity t-OOOg us, tho rnionittn
do, Va-tw Uio Doioorata ea atK, hcartily ?np
port tbat policy; wWW, on tbo other hand,
wbatevcr Xwtture- uf that poli<y ?*_? ?? dt-g"*'^
the negr.., pruttically detiyhifi wanivxM., and
ciat hiiu h.dpleta akkder the feet of w!iitfwa?br.l
Kfbelu, th? Oeinorrata d?, and the Unioniebs ./?
aof, roally approrc. Tbe priutical clemenoy.
morrov.'r, v,ilh wbieb tbo Kcbtln bavc b.-eu
truatnl byheak, ln doliartce of aotne otbil eirlier
inciUcations, is more popnlar with tbose who
did uot bi-Vp floct Mr. Johnaon than with thobf
who did. We tbiuk it itt wite M it i^ gencroos,
thotigb Bomi liiinlakes of detail havo bccn made
incarryin^'it InUnffe.tt; but our poritfeB does
not iflbot ibe trntb that a majority of thone
whovottd for IlatiltB aod IIOaUMW fii?octed
aul detired to rpo come of tiie chief Ke?>eJs put
U) d.-ath under mtutial or dnril law, and aro
m ar a-ly y?t rwonciled to wbolt>ale cleroancy;
wbilo uiose who fHipporUd Mt-Clellivn and
Pci.dletaB are at onre surpriwd and gratified
by tbe Preaidtut's cntire forbcurunce. We
judgti that tbe Prt-Mdeiit'H cour-w in the premi
m mipEjail the approval of a majority m
tht> Ameriean People; but tbat wtjiarit) ia iu
got'd part made up of poraona who tlid not tup
prrrt I.incoln and Jchnson at the lat<; Pre!?id?ii
tial Electlon. And tho party which thcn "np
povttd MoCbllan and IVndleton will very genor
ally pupport tho prcsent AdminUtration to
tbe end of iti term, proridrd it will to wirld it*
power a, to ?bkdd thtalatt fcawdaa from all pun
ishmeut for Treaeon, rertore them to position
aud power, and put tbo Fretdmi-u Otmpmbl}
urxVr tbeir feat. Daving alwara da<in-d a
rt?-<toration of tho Caion on thia banis, tbey will
w.-lcoiiie auy aid to effoot it, no matter thnngh
it b? i.tforded by on" wbom they havo hitherto
ot.po.rd and deuounotid imnaeaaurably.
Wti.al.tr tbey ere propared to go tho length
of riiipportiug Mr. Johnson for another Preai
l dent ial term, we do notkuowj nor do tkey.
>f] CirouiiisUnces miwt control thejr duoision. If
they nball Jutlgc, tbirty montbd bcnoe, that
tbey ean wln with Mr. Johnson, and not with
cmt, and tbat ho will aobserve thoir endh, tbey
will nominato and nupport hini; otherwise not.
All tbey may aaj aotc i-i of not the le_/.t oonwi
quenoc ono way or thc other.
That tho Prwirlcnt haa anyidn-of thornughly
grutifying or eatlefying hi? late political adver
rariet, we neither kuow nor atbrm. That ho
oould not, if ho would, without goiag a great
way farther on their rortd than he haa evor pur
posed or eontomplattHl, i? evident to all dio
e^ming obaervcrs. Juat at j.reKent, it is tb?
cue of tbo Northeni I>omocracy to get tbo
KciK! Statoa reeon.stru.ttid and their old le_d
ers restored to power in Congre?s and elaewbere
at the earlir-r't p???sihle day. To Uiit. end, tlio
countenance and nupj?ort of tbe i'njbident are iu
dinpeneiihle, aud tbey uro bound to oulogiio and
adore him until it sball have buen attainod.
Tbat j>oint carried, they will balance the prob
able profit and loat of praining him further, and
aot aa a lively regard for th-ir t>?n intorett ahall
bcem to dictate.
oi u viRfinn.
A popnlar Convention of the ex-Uobel aoldier.-i
of that portkm of Ea-.tern Virginia wbioh lies
lietween fhe R?]ip?*hwinook aud t*e Pamonky
| rivers waa rerently held at tbe Bruinton
Cburch, Kiug and Quc-eu County, wbicb waia
inangtirated by a n*rmon from the Hev. Mr.
Joter, the ominent Baptiat clergyman of Kiclj
moud, wlio waa foliowed iu a hpeocb by tho
HaeBeda.lt. Moalitgue. Liout.-Govertior of the.
State wbile John Letcber wtw Ooveruor, and
since a Repreaontative in tbe Confederrtte Con
gvetie. bbbB theme waa " Ibe Reapousibiaity' of
tbe Young Mcu of Virginia," and wofnd hin
dibootirhc thub tondenged in an udmiring lettar
to Tkt Dailjf \. ,r, |
"At the oBteet, be etv^l that ho believ.d taere wnt
a oommon orror provabrnt reaardlna; tbe orlgin of tb?
lut'- wur. Jt waa nol from Afrloer. KlHVf-rv. nor frotn
the vroet t>orrura,i(>nt ezUtlng in the old politlealorBBn
ixatior.a The II.utl of our aoee' waa otber than
theee. Itwaa rAeCJo *w. twtemion of tkt IttmcrntU
prtntlpli i and tbere o?mld be no permaneat peeoe antll
Ibuawea reetrained. Mr. bfonta?oe urged upoa tbe
yoaag ejen before him the ettltivation of moralt at the
imc qua no* te proeperlty; that they thonld make
frlcnflt of their tateenemiee ae a matter of poliey, bat
not for tbe adoptioa of any of tbe mannert, ciistotrn, or
ldeaa of tbe I'urit mic rane. Tbeee be aoouted aa abturd
_;-<i dangeruua It tbe higheet dofrree. 'Joward ttelr
rnnlmeo Fr'low-a.adlerB, and the orphaci of thoao wbo
bad fe!!SS i? bnUie. VuJj vTCi Z d?Lu. ff BYnnatLy and
BMiataooe wbit-n mn.t be cbeerfully and ge6C*'XfIr
paid. To tbe iiejf.ii, W placed la a po.tilon '
?f e.ceedlnR aotelty and iwti+r, all abonld
H jitat, bntnaiie, oetiaiderate di. J llbernl. Uat i
eboveail thlogjA tbe tpeaker urged tbetn to be truo _.
the tn?tnory of their beare t??rb'Jct wlio bad fai]?H aa i
the front rank of bettte, and to Ux> Stato of Ylrginle?
thelrgrand old metbar. It wetild, bowe.er, ergoed
Mr. MoDtagtie.be ftupoatlbh? to eatabtutb a peraieneut
peeoe, and to arold etema) wrametln^. oiiieak tbare
were two a*_k>na af tbe pteeont {'wattittialon of the
I'liit'-d Sutot Pkputof-ud. Tbe fir.t of tbeaa rebUe. to
ll,t. liigl.t of Suffrego, nnril.oouiainedin tbetrstelauat)
of eeplioa laooiid. axtielo flrat, and aaya: ' Tbeelrcton
in i-.-iih State aball baie the .i_.i.*!it"..- .titaaa requielt. f.r
.-:. -i,ir. of tbia rnriat ttiiaetoiie brm.nb of the State
1^-Kielt.tare.' Thlg ia too gfneral?too democrabi;.
AVeraunt baye aowie blgberatnndatd?aome proporty
qualHkatuiB: for no rsati eboajd l_vo tbe right to toti
wbo ia uot inUroati'd pecrjnlqrlly ia tbo wclfaro of tba
countrj. Thn otb?r objcrllon oble featuro Intbeton
aiit'ition, aa ai iritcd by Mr. M'.i.tnptie, ia containcd in
theiiret plni^oof apption piubt, aniula 1. doxdarintt tho
powrr nf Conk-renatolay nnd tollnet taxob, dutiea. lin
poru Ao. Tbia waa an abeorr?lif>n "f ?" tha power of
thp Ntatee. or rather it waa eocft ?n lnaVflnlte HUtproant
uftbeauthorltY of the Genoral Goypn merrt, aatonpoa
?ii n ountiuiml conflict of nutborlty. 'A etriot Suto
ligbttraan aalam.' a.ildJLr-M., 'I would iuhnitely
prpfer a central goverainaut with eomtplida'ed poBera,
kuuh aa Alaxandor Hamiifon advocntufl, to tbo praaont
form, wbioh Unelther ono thlng" nor theotbor? uoilhoT
fnh nor fowl?a more botch potch of yaryliig elon.ont*,
liable lo tbo abaurdaat oouetnictioti by a at<t ef ppttitog
?ing politiciaaa." To expunga tbeao objootioiiahle feA
turea from the Gooaliiatien?to rvatrict the Right or
Suffragoto ptirenite whoowned real c?tate?to nubdue
tho radical, aerarlan, dcmrKiraliP e!f>monta, and to da
fme nn-oiaaly tba riBhteof tbo Statoa? wrre dutlea ln
cninbent npon the young inen of Virginin. Their
fathera bad l*ea leadora iti the politlpaaf IbouldlTnion.
ThPira.na of lliio gpneration ahoul.l at leaat bolp to
faaluou tbe deatlnioaof tbo reoonatraotad fa.l.-ratiou of
SlatCK.
?? Mr. Montagne ooaeloded witb an eloowpnt perora
tion, rocallluif tbe glorY and hon.rr of Vlrgjnla, a* illna
tr_ed in tle pnnt. aud utoro reeenUy In tbe b)o>rty
ordcal of tha war Juat eonclndpd. and appc-nled to the ?
youth to follew the exaophtaof Waahingtou ftnd Lee,
botb nativeeof thu itamedlato DuigbborLnod. iorhirn
aelf, be aaid tbat he falt ao atrrrow for anytbingthat be
bad done, nor did ho know of any honnrnMa man j
takaaeaal lo tbe kate etrorgbi wko did. It waa ob'y|
c.warda and hypoerife wtio wtt? crlngtng to and f
fawning nbvnt tho powera tbat be, witb wortlt or
rerrior'e anfl eontriktou.".
?CoubidoriflR tbat Mr. _f6nUguo baa befra'
all hin lifc a pnrfo?wing DeBiOcrat, we aro more
unrprinod at the bltrntne?s of hra atatomente tban,
at the uunoiinilneeat of his yieww. Tbftt he should
dialike ihe Federal Conatitution, and wir-h to
6?j it nborn of its mon-. importunt aud valuablo
featurp*, Ia b.ot- ntttural. Wo. YCtiture to poy
tbat Jvha C. Calhc-un, with all hi? show of de
votion to tbo Ci>n?tItuUoB, rigktly wttnitA,
__| in h!s father'a faith tbat thu groatcst tuU
tak^ his Htate ever niade wat tLai of t\ tt! adopt
ii.g and rattfying tbat iiintrument But thitl
Mr.'Muntague ehould to Uibllf aaaail Popular
8uffi"ige, intinting tbat only ownen of real
ehtate ehonld vote, dOrje riarpriat ua. Ue knowa
that Virgiuia onJy enfrancijlscd hcr landlond
eorm a few yp&ra tgo, and this by a Convontion
wherein _h party ha<l a large mnjority, and tba*
the poor whom he would now diHiranchliifl_bre
nevcr voted runiao except under thi- guidanco of
richer moa of his own political failh. If you
acarch throu^h all tmr ptvat biatory, faB can
lind no olection carricd by tho vota* of ptx.r
ni'-n _ a way that Mr. Montagiio ctn coBaiat
i-ntly doploio. Thay were not tho ragged por
ti<>n of the 8outhf>rn Vtmoatmf, but itt well
clad UadiTM, wh<> inaugiuatcd the Ute di? .
troiu JicboUion. '
^V.^ rcgret that Mr. Montaguo baa not a w p.1
to Aty in favor of Poptilar Edui-tiaOQ. To edu
agflg tlu- poor, Baa dirifri_ch_a tli?-ii., ia tbo trno<
ture for whatovar U nioet Yicioiw In onr politi?
cal ayntem. Mnke them inttlligont obwrron
and n.di poitili'iit thinkcrn, tud the ambitioua
li-adiTH who liave Ied our afBatff BBB a daiu"
of death will N- thorn of their miiuaed power.
We B?>t Yirgmia will go forward, uot btok
wanl, G. greatuaaa, protptrlty, aecority. aud
luetiug pvaoe.
aaBMBaBa_aaHBaaaaMHMe
BBBB TBABB 151 PAPBB.
The /.rewtag P?$( of yeaterdny fmya:
A mnrriingjonrnalreporta that tbe Haa in tbe price
* pnutii.g n .;,? r la i.iai-itbii.g tha mlnda ef lbe \* ? ,? e
in tboae offloial boreaoa at Watblurtoa wbara it ia
lueedand.uppiied, ancjit ta aa.artpd tbat "thp Treeeory
I aulhorltlei are oonalderioga projeotof bulldiag bUoy
I prnroent pap?-r ralll at Ore_ Fa"la ou tbe l'ut?i.? "
,-oetttnol o.. ur to tboae paople tbat a cbeancraad
umokcr way U to take lbe oluly off (oKolga papert That
will make paper okaap, not uierety to _e Dotrra-cnt
but to the people.
Thiu TA< Poif calla a " littlo more nonncnMi."
We don't agree With it; it fa a good deal n_Te.
The price of paper al.road variaa but ht'le
from year to yoar, for tba douiand is xteady, thn
luauufocturi* eaGoblidbed on a aure batin, and
litlie linprovt-ini-i.t attemptad. It coold uot
havo been imported any time the loat threo
yeara except at the rink of loaa, the 1MB
uud eharges inaking It, when deli*erojd in
tbia countrr, about equal to the rnling
prico of the domestic article. Tako olf tho du'y,
und tho price, of coarae, wonld be lower, otlur
thingn l>oing equal. Bot othi-r thingg wonld n'l
1-t-cjual; for tho mo_out piijiar could be ini
jKirtt-d ul a profit, the price abroad would bo en
haucod by tho iiicreaaed demand to a mte
qnite equal to tli.it wbirh tho duty gitea,
and wr- should get paper uo cheaper nrru
If wc did n't have to pay more for it. But
it ia qnite certain that we shonld hari- to poy
more, for tlie inoment we bring the fbroirn
inauufacturc iuto f/oinpctition with our own BB
atop our own milld if the domeatic article in un
dertold. The duty will not jrive ourmanufa/.
ftn-r-i fii-.r.) tban a-liviag pfolit oven il' gold
woro at par. It is tho prico of ui
i-h_ige ratht-r thtu the duty which
now arTordb- protection and keeps the milla
running. It is nonscnao, therefore, to auppopo
that froe trado iu paper will reduoe tho prlo?\
It will havo exavtly the oppo-ntt e_eit by r ji-,
ing onr own manufactnreTfl and muking ns d<>
jMindent upon foreignem, who will have a nm
uopoly of tbe markot, aud p'lttiiig na tt the
mercy of any dibturbancc in fnreign oxchange'*.
Thia will he tliti ioiuiediaUi bnt i-ot the only evil.
We have in thi--country almudanco of rapital
and of ingenuity. Both i?eek t-mploynieut in
the iiiauulHi I'iri- of papor. The li.-t, afaBVkBj
will ket'p aloof if it cunnot bg nmnufactureilat a
j proiit. If it can, by keeping out foreign compe
tiiii.n, th. n American ingeuuity tomea in to
compete for __l proiit,and the price of paperwill
bo reduccd by diocoveriet in raw matcrial und im
nroYoments in raetitoda.jWbon that'ttine oooies,
wo may defy foroign compotition. But it nevcr
will coiiii- unleaa wo encourage the inrettnient
ofrapital in paper miLLs at home by adopting
and udhcring to a fixed poli.y which givi-a
the home market to our own peopla, and
reudera a fair proiit, uot probable roerely,
but certain. Wben it ia oertain, tru.t
Yankeo ingenuity to reduoe that proiit if
it it too great. Adopt Tht Po$t'$ free
trade ni>tionn and we dettroy ao important
hranoh of AnwicaiI induatry for a vory doubt
pHj imniodiitte good, and with tho cortainty of
ibfpiiting, in tho end, the result aougbt for?
rlieap paper. In otlior worda, abaudon pro
tvof:-a WA. wo shuii aovor bgro uapox _id ir
from 15 to 20 coiita par pound. JCoep to that
polfey, let capttalista fccl tbat they rrlay aafoly
go iuto the manufttcttire, aud invunlora bnatiro
that their timo aud tbougbl and b..?vr mj.y ho
bestowed, npon a practlcal purpono, and we
bIbbbb ao#n bawe papor at 10 oente apomid. If
not Hjm. Let tbe Govemment ttvke nare uf tbo
duties "and tbey will uot havo to build niilU.
TIIK RP1TI CAA? PBISBYTEOlAlVa.
Tho Prcabytorhtna ln Kontneky, like nearly
al! tho religioii3 donominatlona of tbat Stato,
aro for tbo moat part iutensely pro-Slavery.
TJjf y'havek tberefore, been chafing-for aev
cral .yeara under tlio doliveranoee made
by tbo Oeueral Asacnabliafl of thoir Cburch
aince the btjgraningof tho warwith regard to tbe
duty of loyalty and the evil of slavebolding. At
tbo moetiuga of tbeir TreflbytorieK, they havo
btoadlly ox'proBsed their diaapprobation of tbo
couxso followcd by tbe Qeneral AssemUy. This
year, thoy havo doemed tbe etfnie to
bavo eoBie to take a decieive sten in
advanid. They clearijr ae? tbat, unlera
the Goneral Aafombly cau be prevailed npon to
repaut of Ua lt.yal and auti-Slavery ttttitutle and
tobumiliato it-t-lf beipre the bretbren of tho
rilAve Statee, tbe latter can no longer afford to
remaia in the Apostate Churoh. The majority
of ibe Leouisville Preabytory, at iu woont p?a
aion, adoptcd " a declaration and a testlmony,"
whith iu expreae and emphatio term* aefci forth
tbat a Church whioh denounoes tbe SlaYehold
er.,' Rebtdliou and ' laims a right to oondemn
bla very and alaveboldora, U oo longer a true
Cliriotiau Church, aad tbat, unleta tba rature
Gousral Ajweinbly reyeal tbe former deliver
ancea, tbe Gonoral A.-u-uioly aod Kautui-ky
mntt part company".
Ladt weak, tbe tfftxod of Kentveky wm in eea
-i>.ii at I.ouieville. Dr. Bohart J. Breekinridge
offerod a paper declaring that tbe majority of
the LouinvlBV Prfjabytcry, by the adnptlbn of
their "declarationaud teitimony," badrendcred
themaelvet " uiiqualiucd, unlit and incompe
teut" to sit and aet aa membara of any Preeby te
terian Cbnrch Court. Thia oalled forth a pro
traeted and very anhnated dlacoa^ion, whicb re
etilted, aa ererybody anticipated, in the Yoting
down of Dr. Breckiuhdge'a paper, by a vote of
102 againet %.
Thtf vote will aoon bo followetl by tbe onen
eeceasion of tbe majority of Kentucky Pi*rd?y
teriaoa from tba Uenerul Aeeomlily of the Totted
Mav.4. Thc differencc of viewa between th<*e
who are utill admirers of tbe dylng iu,titnt.o:i
of Hlatery, and tbow who are. Jubilaut at tbe
fiual delivery of. ti>:, country from tbat great
nation*. curee, ia too wide to allow of their
romalning any longer together at roem
bcr* of ono ftcfceMftftical organiiafion.
Tht.se wbo remain In oouneetion with th.
rhurches of the Free Sutee are at pr??ient
only amuall minnrity, but tbe triuuipbant march
of froedom iu tbe Soutberu State* will eome to
tbeir ald and iocreAse their nnmbers. Tbe im
mediate eiYeot of the eccleaiaetioal keparatiou
b?twi?en tho pro-Hlavery and antl-Hlayery
churchee of Keutucky will be to atrengtbon tbe
k.-.ribh.'uij party tif that State; for, by their
etruggle ftgainkt tbe deapotiaiu of the Slave
power. the ri-iing anti-Slarory party of tbe 8tate
pgej bardly tail to grow in firmncss aud in
i. .n.1'. r- i
IIIK LtnOR "lOVCtlKNT.
North and South abke are ngitating the prob
IfkB of Lebor. Iu the Sontl., the cotitrovoray ia
etill in ita fleun-uVirr iUge. Tben>, the qutxs
tion n-lat'-e not to the duration of work '.ut to
the qualily of tbe workem. The Nortii tettled
that qrtestion nearly a eentnry ago, by-uuani
ninuily diN-i.ling that lalif.rera, to !>?? profitable,
atatl l>e Free. Forcod to acocpt that aoltition
i.y tho roMiln of the war, eiperience will nouii
demoustrato ita wiadoui to overy ob^etrving
tnind iu tbo Honth. A?, cvoii in Coudttioticut,
all doubtai tbereoti bave been duuelled for yeare,
we cannot betiUte to belieYo that H<>utb Caro
liua w.ll prc.arully adopt it aa an undeniable
article of her otioial uned; aud, along with her,
the rett of our rocoutly-rebellioua and erring
Hiaters.
Iu thiiN'ortb, and e?pe< ially in .^fad*a(?hu^ettB,
which uinnlly lendt the vau in al! reformntory
nioTementa, an earneet ofTort le in progreae to
limini^h tbe laborer'a daily taak to elgbt houni.
Thc re^ult of thia agitatlon, like tbo subject of
if, i.t morely a queatipn of timp. Whcnever tho
lahoring . 1u>-i-h -l.all unaniinouialy <<t generally
demaad a fnrther redttotion of their hotini ot
labor, tho eroployera . will not dolilierate loug
heforo grauliug it.
Wbat the rrm/f# ot that conee*?.fon will be,
mutt rrepnd entirely on tho tonduct of tbo !a
bor.TH tbeinaelves. If, at tbe advooatet, of the
moromont argue, _- muth work, aud ofn. good
qtiality, will be rendered ln return for eqnal
wagop, aa nnderthe exifting nyatom, there will
l>o uo dimiuution of the amount of rooouipeune
allowed thom. If not, not. Tlio rate gf wB_M
ia not an arbitrary arrangement; it ia flxetl 1>_,
<>.:ial lawtt aa iuioxible aa fate; it d.-funil-.
ueitber ou tlie will nor wieboe; of euiployor
or employed. Artificial ctmibinatlonrt may
tetn.Kirarily intorrupt the ojieration of tbo
law wbich regulatea pricea and wagea, aupply
and demand, but tbey are ntterly powcrlaaa io
control them permanently; and in exact pro
jior: i<?u to the atrengtb and length of tho iu
i..rK-r.-iu..- with itt legiliiuata oporalion.-i, will
bo the longth and Htrongth of tlio retoil. Tbe.-se
triiiht are) oapable of doiuonBtratioud aa uncon*
trovertible aa the propoaitiont of mathonialice
oriinance; bultbo crowdod and limitedoolunuu
ofadally jourual aro not the proper plaoe to
ehnldate them. We mnat content ouraelves
with i-tating them aa ajtioma, and advieina av
luboring roadem to ttudy tliein ln all their'de
volopmuntf. in tbe pagea of tbe maatert of the
m i?iii ?? of poliilcal oconomy.
A.t witb the fiuanoial ao with tbe -o.-ia) re
nulta of tbo eonceaaiou demanded. It aoems to
be ttdetiniod that tbo two boure tbue naved from
toil will jnviriahly be oarriod to the ore.lit of
inielb etual t-ulture or aooial enjoyiuent. We
aiiu eroly hopo tbat it % ill be H placed; but tbe
working men alono can deride tbat matter. We
dotibt, a-i 'a gemorally in.tijtted on, tbat un?
der the proftoiit ayatcm the. lahorer haa uo
Umo for aoll'-odui-aMott or eotial ro.ieaiiou.
.? . aaaa>eB__aaaBB_BB_?e????aaw
EHhu Bnrritt, with hlt lesah of l.taguagea
that cama to hig oall under the ton-hour
rule, ia but one oot of a vaat numbor qf livlng
refutationa of thia ateumption. Lot no tuch
exturies for a want of will, tbereforn, ba oon
acriptcd nced!c?iy into the eervLoe of au agita
lion that can better do without thcm. For
wbero thew U a wlll to learn, there if a way to
loarn.
King Arthur waa the founder of the i-ight
hour syptem. lle dividfd hia day into threo
parts?deroting one to eleop aud tho cloanaiiig
of his royal person; ono to governing the people'
whom he ruled no wisely, aud ono to the culti -
Tation of hia mrnd. no conld do tt. FfB Waa a
lucky fejalow. He was a king. But the first
editor wbo aroae fooliahly dinrogardcd the good
monarch'u example. He stuek hto acixaofs into
one part, bls pen into another, and
toeted hia nigbt-cap and' towels into
the rcmaining third; and, ever
aiuce, struggle they never to strongly, nevet so
hoptfully, uover ao long?no journaliat haa
been able to got the thrce impleinenta* of his
daily toil into any otbtr atljaatmcnt. Some
tfmea, indoed, the editor aaceoeds in making
one alteration in thia_ncient order?but it i?. to
the diaadvantagea of hi? iiighfcap. not 0/ bi?
aciaaora or hia pen!
Would n't t?? iikt an eight-hours' ayatem I
TIIB RXOOn Of TU? IBBEaJONa
ftTBVCTbU.
An nnriTonitmcted Confederato Major named
iiaatingo, awoy down in Alabama, haa flually
mado up ht? mind to leare th- .and of paydpns,
and pcaeo and freedmen. We presmne the
Mojor ha*. a apecial grlef not known to tlie
world. Tho pardon brokera may have been too
mueh for him, or lt It poesible he may b? among
the dmppointed appHcaut* for the ofBca of
Oorcrnor. Certainly, he will not b? recon
atructed. Preaidontial prodamationa fail to do
it?aud now of all the wide world nothing ia
left for him bnt Bratil. He it to htYe in hia
coloDy ono hnndred faniilie-, or " fivc huudrod
paying nieniliera, tach paying a quoU of money,
wbichthey forfcitin catethey __tobf?T8>dy
to embark." Eaeh fatrtty will be entitlen to
" one tun of freight?aud eaeh unniarried per
aon not of the familiea to two hnndred pouada."
The tro* atatetmanahip of thit era ia tbat
whiea looka facte full in tbe face. There are
amoug u?, aad to aay, ungodly and rockleaa __?
icala, wbo may laogh at the ruoYementa of tlnwe
unreconctructed brethrgnj but tothotoof trna
patriotic In*tln?U, who are notblind to the
(teaching? of our Teneratod fgthew, pjjfj be
lieYe ip the siroa, t>f 76, tbis movement of
the njrrcoonitrnctod Ha?tinge and his fivo hnnd?
red unrenoouKtmoted bretbren, ia full of woe.
What is to boeome of Alabama wben h? aona
and daughtera and majort thua rut_.'cwly aocede
Gj the domiuions ?f tbe graciotte Don Pedro ?
1 What in to beeome of our humane Pro?ident,
[likewlse the Cabinet aud tho Arruy and Na\y 1
Yet when we couie to carcfully conaider the
condition ot tha nnreconntrm ted five hundrod;
whua we look at Alabajna?conquored, freed
nian-bureaued, niggerl'ete, oveTWhehned; whenj
we pictura the gallant aud vaiiant Aiajor
patroling hia anceatral acrea, with no uiggcra!
to run, and jnmp aud be walloped in the'
intertata of civilization, we do not wonder that I
in. boart yearns for Braril. To u?, Bratil ia
unknowB. We bclieve cotTet coraea from Rio,
or by commcrcial aourtaty ia tuppoaed to coine.
Pri-f. Aga*?ii fonnd many rocks aud stonet,
gBoloirical formatitYUN aud ntrata, in Bratil.
Mr. Buckle giyca ua a glowiug picture
of the exuborant wealth of Naturt?riverit,
tnd snake... and wild bcaats; but nei
thi r Kuckle nnr Agaatit tell ua the great charm
of tbat euipire wbich makee the unreconatnicted
li\ e hundred yi-arn for it, aa the childron of
Urael for the laud of Egypt. Bratil _ now
among tbe few nationa whone oiyilitation reoog
umi the humane, aud enlightened, and wise in
Htitntion of tbe Nigger. No Abolitioniata live in
Hraail. By no poesihle eombination of etronm
btancen can Wendell Pbillipa or Mr. Garriaon,
likewiM: Boaton, go to Braxil. The circnlation
of thia widely-extended and uaeful, but?we aay
it with ya_.?iuaxplicably radical newapaper ia
not >eo large iu Bruil a? to distnrb tho rett of
the unreconstmrted brothren. In Bratil there
ifltrueoiTiliiatiiui, and under tho wiae roign of
Don 1'edro, Uaatiags aud b_ live hnndred may
realiaetba banpinef whioh no louger exjste iu
Alabama.
If our brother ia to leave iw let him not go
empty-banded. We ace that he ltmita his fol
lowera to iW-O pounda of freight; ao tbat, wheu
the expodition tUrte, Alabuma U to loae ono
niajor, flvo huudrcd men, women and children,
aad 100,000 ponnda of baggage, leaving behind
to tbat ilUuiaiitled commonwealth only IMpeTt
wbltea, V'.tWO free negroea, 217,:*11 fireed negroea,
and Irto Indians. Now the averag* ma? bo
Hiuall, but wo can rcadily auo that this
tlrop ia but the eoming of the rain, and all
Vlabtuiui may be in Brazil aome morn*
ing, or tbe luoney lurfuited fn case it failj
" to be roady to embark," unleaa we apply tho
ruinedy of a wir-o atatoamauauip. Our only
prvgeut bopa ia tbo Bhort-sightednoat of the
Mttjor. Providence perhapa thus direotly inter
feret t?? prev. ut the_exeeut.on of tbi* most
draad/ul deiigu. The Major, it will be ntjon,
limiU tho baggage of each unret?oiistructed fol*
lower to two buudred pound*, and thia litnita
tion ia onr only aiilvation. To ilbi-trjto thia
happy ovonught, M u? twtlmatc tho uatural
aml muviritiahle outiii for aSootbern gentleman
on bia way to a diataut oountry like Braail.
tn tnv
Corn W.iaky.kW -
Pllo.V.*.***f?V-M.W ?
Other J,ti.a<i?e.*? ?
Hr?rt. * _.
lloota.?....- *0 ?
Vlrirlnla Itug Tobat-.tii .~-300 ?
Cowbblee for wtaioi.plnjt Mgtrera.KW ?
UenJcuirafort.vuru.BNlM.'ra *W -
Trtjo I ollara for eoutrolling btggera ? ? ? *?
Playina-CardADtee.be.*.??_ ~
Howle Knltea.-.JH
Uttota.r-?.m
Onaa. 1W ^
Cletui Bhii-te." 7
43i;r"::::::::::::::-:::::::::::::?? _
C.mfederato Money.,w
Total
roo H
Here, thon, by laroful aad coDtcientioti* oom
putation, we aoe, thut no _n? old goutlumi jpftV
Uamau. and tiartioi>rly an uair-rwuaUvwtod,
Major#eaoTentTire into a rtiTftttaaa _j_____7
lopping coinmunlty like Braall aAaafX!*
wfth l.im at least two thontand a__; 5|__ '
pounda, three and a balf ouncea of b_g^^
well askthe Ohiaamuu toGVewitStC!**
tbe Eugliahman without roaat beet eift 2_ * !
eraer of the olden rtrae to tjTt b?_*
bia corn whiaky, bit eryi,.,, *F^*
ginia plug tobacco. Here ?' ogr '
deliverauce. Thr? nnreconetructed bSL_**
bend to orebts. Tho monty wlil t*T____!*
aud Don Pedro mu?t do wltfW hls *?_!_!_.
bnt rather wayward fr'onlt The MaJeji
perhapiaiakaEnicolittlo -,unj ont af ittLT8
huudrod "JpiiWla," and Ihuaend tbe'tSS?
We admlre hU entorpri-?e, and mg dd)*i*__l *
niggor-walloppiHg iiwiitiUjona, i-J"^(^/*
propoaition thcro U a neet attontioB te YtT_b
wbich engender* tbe BUspkiyn that the'aSZ"
after all, may be an ingeuinna patire fg^Jl
Cod, who haa taken a novel wg* 0f t?T_a_T'
honest pouuy. ? ^ **
"w?D BOOKA .V
It has long l>een hetd that the dbtil ia.a_| _.
titled lo all tho beat tuae*; and w" iJMbvJll
theRiversido Press k-Hc ,-eg that hnhg-Bk u
littlo entitled to all the hartdVrai_t _jta_,
Handsotne booka In whielt !?is teowMbjA.
bad a h.tnd, moiv or lesa, abua&i aa/L,
phclvos, in blngle tntnea and- in _Btat_a.
worka of uovelist* froro EKdrbjg ^
Totn Jonea to Thackeray a__ ^gkjt!
Fair; of poota, deoene and hdeoatit,1 ftetA
Skelton to Byrdn?mdiju^ig Swift, Q_. W4
Prior; of -Spwayiata wbo.-.e wit _ tee ofun at
broad aa it fo lntjg- 0f dmnatigt*, too ?_?_> af
wbom we wonld bardly l.ke to leave fjfeb oa
ono library table for tbe owual eye of tetag__
and children. Of amuang books in feaslr
gqjae there ia an abnudame; but of botakVftiat
discns" topief whieh eotc'.m our moral bgfbg.
and interest aa in relation to tho u boraafav,''
whlcb the inost rookb -s- bomclimea tkiag, ?
npon Sunday, thcro is a j.b-ntiful lack.
Onr neighbor Robinouu, for i,vt_aoe, ? hat
piled up more niont-v ili.u. be knowi what b
do witb. He luo hia iowndtoude aod aa
eountry-house, a doteu hor???, and ctrriagati w
?oit; and his wife and half-u-doren daughttq
rurtle up to their chunh-p. w in ?ilk_ aud aatrti
that have paid enorwoii-iy toward HquidBiaf
the interest on the National Dobt, ___mi
aud hia faniiiy have taatet, aud, Si obedicflct" to
the prevailing __?Bt, h r-e th.-ir wahjnt atofc
| casee well etocked with il'. _.?_q__t b't?i__rt
ill Hiagnitfcen, binduag; but tbe only good B**
i among them ia a Copy of Blair'd S-nrjoiu, ta
;uld Loudou edition, that he had acq-ptf'ttxg
I Plutareii'd Lirea and Rollini't Auciei.t Ilutory
on tho difpertion of the tddex Roiru_ou> bgotg
1 at hi? decei-e. We ahould not orr.lt torr-Dtbt?
however, that Robin>?n has tor his ceutgg _h_
a auperb Family Bibto andCommon FaBrtf
Boo_> in acarlet and gold, the cost of J?ia___f
all which would furuish a decetit riiiaga Bbury.
Now we are well tware that Robinaou hattt
objection to good books, and that he woaid pre
fcr them to bad ouet, if they were eq__y a?
printed and well bound, aud Meaart. Hirg _
Hougbton, in their auuouuced inteatiun of p_>
lisllinga library of tho old Endiah -rioat,
have had Robiuaon'a i i-o in ticw, at v_
aa that of the religiout aud proie___l
clastea for whom their library ? more p__?
larly detigned. They propoae to puMfeh Iffai
attractiat form, in a handeome and an_BBial
manuer, the worka of Barrow, a\iatk, gad
Joremy Taylor?of CHiilliugworUi, TlkU 1*4
Lcighton, and of other tclebratcd dirmel Ba
th*ologiana of Engiand whoae wrHinga _t?
ths pennanence and diguity of __awa.
Thia teriea is to be n lected by
oShedd, without roferooco to d?n
uecuUaritiea", and he Iiub eho?*-u for the int
publication the workt of Robert iionith, i_t?t
volamea, with whioh tho pubiinhera proatBIa
t'-t tbediapontion of the public toWeU"lB
an andertaking. A glanoe at the incomt b_
all over tho couutry ehowri a countlea* _i_
tude of hoada of familins who can aflord to ia
dulge in the luxnry of a fcw g-aaoi booktBg
I in with their _iaoellaneou* liuiratura?if tat?r
their own readiug for tbe .r?ading <>f their flU
dren. Whethcr South ii the 1**1 workUBE
their dispoaition on we canuot cay, a_ tt
have eoufidcuce in Prof. Shi i!.J\ juilg_t_.
Dr. Jobnaon, iu apoakiiig to BottJ of ?B?
old divuioa, f>aid. in hie doginatie way, ^tVjett
la one of tho beat." M.koauley groap. ais
with Taylor aud Barrow. Hia atyle aW b?
nioile of arguruent are speclully C0eBf*Bdt*
tothe afudy of young Iht ologian*. A Betk
publlahed undcr di?tingui>he<l auapicda, ati
of blgh authority in auch matter?--tbt
IVnny Cycloptwlia ? avcru tbat in 'fr*'
epicuity, copioubncis aud forte of eipre*
aion, he in aluion, nnrivalotl amoog I^bek
writera." OaV very elevor eeeayift, and aobet
etudont of atyle?Wbipple-dcvoted ta eJab
or.ii.- artide iu Tkt Nortk .\mfri>*? to U **?
po?itiono[tiouth,amerit-? in thia regaitlfj,ac*
tbat oxcellent writer and cMtkf, tbe Rev. Oa*
Tera Franeia-bim.-*elf an einiucul pulpi><*?'
ln Unttarian ?irelea-K?id. nearly iorty yjW
ia a brUliant reyiew of South, in TAt U**~
Er.miner. that. ??P the .hoto. h? is ~
uf themo.tdtttinguid.ed '.vn-r.ol htaof*
of any uge." ?- _.
montal cuntitation IBfJBH **??Xm*
ntight bg , onipoundod Iron, ^-^HuT
Siduey Ktnith-nay tbreo |Bff_f of f? JJJ
^.to^opartaof^Lb.m Hcj^^
trio ind vkaVnt, but P^MJ^^ J^
Iflbt. belbIffaJ in tbe divino &**$?
and thedoetrino of pa^ivo ?be<lu ** ^
mauly and ooitrageoM-s and did not "JJJ^
mini>ter rebnkon ia hlph ?'*cw- ^^
onee bofore Chariea Ud. ho r?*J*S? ??
of bi, lock were *^* V^^
calledout to Lord Laude-reMe ^T\lUr
whonuehad waked him he ??^|ikfg.
Lord, I am aorry to ****>?$%*"
anore ao loud that yoit U ?**? ^ _*;
and with the groate*t eoolueaa con?
aermon. r_riti_e do ?"*
Hid gglllBllUMM I-* ^'le^'tae. ,*..
a,,?i to have diat-iu- big rjj^^
iUy aud laarnii'g. or tv>liav*t_r>?l?' ua

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