The Handsboro Democrat. [volume], December 07, 1858, Image 1

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STICK TC ETUKK!
tie r.t tuf C l »3-u (act*.
W mwmsbw® read tie rtk** -3(k :
dad fa»*» « Ai <je.fcfc*J*tfi5t«i>tr,
Cpuo U»* nt£. :g n$ 'Teat ihcair.
Tie rink* dr * «p to thtfji caanuuti.
T* hrisiet * farther faDehn Aether;
CmBfMt tbefwiees shock they Me*!
dad ri ryner! Ar they MAh lorciir.-!
Wlnra saw 'at! rttisd* of tear «Bd trrat,
U«i.- cur-ides'«af*; -e fca isc;,
d«4 therer? ■*#*,»«• oar . oat.
Case sic bfc»ck !-’£«»» ■ ''vostcr.
ShrH *» yenecu * watt. '•■}■-: i-sd,
fat By ike farm teforc * '-J wta*&!
S ■1 ddt by «J* end load a load.
Writ sued oar £ *enl aad * .ci :■ 'pUrrJ
C-0 rsT* m fc*»**—see ktl, one r%tsl ;
Tie £ -*ri t* kdy •> »«Jrta, the tAh*r
To eC eUk Ol*»*d't ktidiy
Acd hetp adoe; •»- r,d’- *td timbre,
Abe* r yss see * kttditr -J
dad '•or b” bead bee, • lie tnatir ,
I'y • besot* di.a-.do3,
VW3 help bis of uui Mirk lornb.: S
tor PJofr ora tdo Tjmv,
The following beeniifnl extract,
from the pen of Uavard Tavior,
the travelling printer, wo ctwa
i.icnd to the craft every where:—
Perhaps there is no ueparttr at;
of e:.terpri«c wb*«e details trekses,
understood bj intelligent people,]
t .»«» .* Uib wi * J'iVwU *UV<I W -UiV ,
achievement of types.
Every day, their lifelong, they]
are accustomed tc read the news
paper, to find fault with its ftate
taeala, iu looks: to pluino theta
aclve* n- a the discovery of. otnc
rogais and acrobatic type that
gets into a frolic and stands upon,
* ; - head; or some vdth a wart, !
, ter or two in it, by which pro-;
cl-ss paper is made, of the thou- j
bands of motions and thousand? of
pieces necessary to its compos;-;
^ t'on, tLty know little and think i
* less.
They itnag’n thatthey disconree
a wonder, indeed, when they;
; eat*. .<• i-u’a'.tt cxrfJR wo
vea for thought to walk on, of the
mgs that flattered upon the backs
K of the beggar yeateraav:
9 I’.ut then; is something mou
wonderful still. When we look
at tbe one hundred and firry two
_little boxes, awuiew Lat shaded with
» ch o. inky -it i ti t
compose the printers ‘case.’—nt
e'eas, except the clinking of the
types, as one by one they fake their
places in the growing line—we
have found the marvel of the art.
We think bow many fancies in
fragments there are in the boxes,
horn many atoms cf poetry and el
oquence tbe printer can make
here and there, if he only 3ms a
little chart to work by, how manv
facts in small haxidfuils, Low much ;
truth mid chaos.
Now Le picks up iLe scattered
elements until he h,dJs m Ins Land
a stanza of Gray's Elegy or a sao
nodv n oa Grimes *'afl buttoned
up before.” A ovr he ‘sets a *pop
pv uassinj)' and now ‘Psis&s i
be arrays a bride in ‘si ma
civs,' and a sonnet iu *nonpareil;’
in one sentence—transposes the
word and deplores the days that
are few and the ‘evil' in Use next.
A poor jest ticks its way Jowly
into a printer’s band like a cloca
just running down, and a strain of
* elo aence marches into line letter
be letter. We fancy wc can tell!
the difference by bearing of the
ear bat perhaps not.
The types that told a wedding
yesterday, announces a burial to
morrow—perhaps in the selt-same
letters.
'i Ley are elements to make a
world of—those types are* wui 1 I
with something iu it beautiful as
spring, as rich as sammer, and as
graml as autumn flowers that fros* j
cannot wilt, fruit that shall ripen
for all time.
'flte newspaper Las become log
book of the wre; it tells at what,
rate the worlu is running; we cau
not find onr ‘reckon:agf without it.
True, the green grocer may build
up a pound of candies in onr last
expressed thoughts, but he is only1
coming to base uses, as its letters
have done time innumerable.
We console ourselves by think- j
ing that one ran make of that
newspaper w hat bo cannot make!
of living oaks—a bridge lb: time
<—that be can fling it over the
charm of the dead Tear; and walk
*M v back upon the shadowy sea
into the r.~;t. The singer shall
not cadjjius song, nor the seal be
eloquent »y more.
The realm of the 1 rcss » en
f chanted ground. ^omtOMR tho'
I editor has {he hap- ness of know
• '.at be has deluded tl»c right,
crpo-gd the wroi:g, protected the
weak; that he has given utterance
to a sentiment that is uot lost—a
send meat that Las chcerrcd some
body's rditary Lour, made some ,
b-«iy happier, kindled a smile;
upon a tad face, or hope upon a
heavy heart.
He may-meet with that terti
ment many years after “it may
have lost all trace of its paternity,
but he feels an a .l ection for it.—
Ho wclc>mt • it as 3 . ::g abs-ers.
child. Ho revisit as for the first,
time, and v. -r»dtu i if indeed he |
wrote it, for ho h .5 changed since.
then, Herbs'* he could act give 1
utterance to t.»e sen.iment now—
porhaje he would r. 1 if he could.
It seems like a voice of hia for- ;
naer self calling to its parent, and ]
there is something mournful iu :
its tone, lie begin* to think—*0 •
retnember w?iy Le wrote it-whero <
his readers the n, ar.d whither they
1 .ad g'..e—what Le was then, and i
how much he has changed, B© he ]
mnses, until he find Limself won- 1
dc: IEg if that thought of his will
continue to float a, ter he is dead, •
arid whether Le Is really looking 1
upon something that will survive 1
km. And then comes the tweet: J
conscioBsnras msi were is coming j t
ia U.o ?eutcnce that he could wish j:
nn written—that it is a belter part ] ^
of him—a thred from tlie garment *
of immortality he shall leave be
hind Irun when Le joins tlie ‘riunu
lacrai le caravan” and takes his i
laCe L the silent lm.is of death. 1
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The “PteaeaB V iff .•« Ar- !
mca.—A Ruslan Nobleman, who 1
has been travelling in Africa. '
gives tLe lollowing account of the I
Sarntitli. Simoen or Poisoned n
Wind, which is sneh an object ofj
interest and terror to all classes; *
and all nations. Me says: Ihef",
—Cn.'ttl ;. GT~t ’ .
about the middle Tf Jnne to tlie!
21st of September. It is experi
enced with a very violent south
west wind, and* on tloio c:iy
when the heat of the sun is iLc
most ardent. It is burning; it
comes in gusts im :e or less scor
I cfci g, of more or less duration;
each of them, however, even the ‘
shortest, exceeds the time that a,:
j:.n- ci ul«l hold his breath. This.[
wind eonsi?‘s in a succession of
burning and c xii gus.a. in ihc ■1
bust, there is fre pientiy a don Lie
degree of heat and impetuously, j j
... :weeu the ho: .
unde. Id gusts according to my ;
observation, is from 7 to 10 de
grees. The highest degree of the
h,.; gusts was 75 deg of I'arcuLcit;
temperature in the sun. without ?
Smii-li, having beta constantly
from 53 deg. to 57 deg, I thought ‘
I could o! erve that when this | *
wind blows, a yellow ah tinge in
cliniugtolived,isuiLuaetlthrough *
the atmosphere; and that, ia its
most violent periods the sun be
comes a dead red. Its odor is
infee: ions and snlpLunous; it is '
thick and heavy, and when this
heat increases, it almost causes ^
suffocation. j s
It occasions a pretty copious j
perspira.ion, partly excited by the< (
uneasiness which one feck, and ,
tlie diideally with which one j
breaths on account of its fo nd
qtmaj, Xlo* sp* ,
pears to tae more dense and vi-, t
cioas than that thenatural por*pi- t
ration; the w.nd keif dept itc an j
unctions ilaid. The Lc:i>_r to ex
amine its <p*alltiee and its nature: ^
1 o}xmt-d my month to inhale
the palate and throat were instant- (
ly parched. It produces tho same -
adoet when inhak-1 through the ^
nostrils, hut tnt-ro slowly. To pre- £
serve tne’a seif from it, and keep ;
the respiration in. .re tree, it is usu- ‘
al to wrap up the face with a *
handkerchief. In passing the tL- ‘
sue itlo> us a pan of it- action (
and of its destt uctiTo principle, .
and heed
a de gree
7
; -••••••
jm
ace ‘
may
tm»p
TT" ~
(cloak.) if they dcsir^to deep.— r
This wind causes, by the ratidca- fc
lion that attends it, a pretty strong !■
agitation in the Llo-jd; and this s
increaod movement sooa broker
on weakness. It m ge- ' pro
duces on man two c ‘ ec - d .ct
]y characterized. It riki him
mortally with a kind of l-: byxia,
or causes liini a great debility.
The corps of a person so furiV
cated hna this j>ccn)iarilr, :lat in
a few *s, or even boors, a some
Arabs auirm. the limb sept tale
at the joints with the
so powennl is the ac. • :i of ibe
peon on the mnsce’ar par %,
Epvirtg an astonishing aellvky to
tho progreswof jnitrifica'.io!’,. SSirch
i corpse is reported cer ts: .—
[ know nothing no terrible c ''
wind; I fob it almto-t «ms ‘
n the Dc crt, 1 atinc some iait.-'
options, one of wuich was for;
hree days and three nights '' • .
jctfivtly. i'y lb- cl, v.\.- rack
■v it, but escaped death by a dk-j
•barge of blood. That which can-j
irais what 1 hare said of the sc- j
■oration of the Undo. is that, h»
ring been ttruck by this air. i
cas affected for tome weeks with !
ixtavtue weaknc--: and whcae-j
cr the least warm wind blew os.
ae, I feii a great faintness, and
■crccivad in my joint* arc lasa
ion of the muscles.
The dangers of the wind are
maided against by inhaling the
units o'good vinegar, and corer
ng the face witli the haridcrcl oif.
asked the Arabs if laying dowa
n the ground was a pre > rv.. v, e.
Ji* liJU ttssurcu Ux*4b li
»•.“> not, i shook! be inclined inj
cfifio think it prej ’Jicial.
The flora ios uf i:»: ;ifn La
• •a.—According to s-mc of ihc
British journals. (says an ex
hange,) the condition of a Urge
or lion of English laborers is tn>‘
r dep! rable. They ean^erith!
Teat difficsltv, earn ti<jreea:of'
ubslsunee.viiiie jhrtrnrriii' com-.
orts are fegc^an^T far between.— ]
fingprCforU bare been iosd«i
£ Jtffodscc a change, bet thus far'
ritii little aucceas. TLc Soetber* '
Sgygtaghit Wff".'
a the cotinc if a systematic art!- ’
fie, says:
“We boast of onr ailicmrTce <*:
.-.gro slavery; we re . v.\
noralixe, and we actually urci'p!
*vcr the tales of African1. .
>ut we cam-: af? r 1 a r
J.ought for the tuikt ■ . white
lares who constitute the masse
dour laboring popu asi . n. Whet
ire these in reality but mere ani
natvd machiuosJ—c: .; 1 \t-d ■ :.!y
aeeause it has not Leva joc-ible, i
.:
ode them. As their empi-yiacat ‘
iss been the result of ncce shy,
aid not choice, the great object j
if the employee has been to tax1
iio physical endurance <the era
Joyed to its utmost limit =. and fi
ed uce the rate of renn.remtk»a to ,
he lowest minimum. Inurta
a;«ly, the fierce competition of
rude, and the nnnsuady c;u..did
labor mar':
)n-:. or fids stat e of tLIngs ..]«pa- ■
Kitly inevitable.”
This is, indeed, a Irracuiable «
icture. lint the case is similar, t
re fear, to a very great extent, in ]
.“.ions of the v and ■
von in this country. There are (
:v among tie laboring das cs i
ovrever economical and indnstxi
■us, who even secure more than a
ivir.g for themselves end families. j.
Iiiir lot is one of excessive toil, j,
'Lose who are skilled i; some par*'
icalar art or craa, can of tree,
er. lint the mere laborer, j
ven in his best condition, hr a i
ard unx before nun.— i-uro :■ ,
iorcorer, too little sympathy -i;
» .this particular cla . Their’,
rants, their enjoyments, their r
nations, are rarely cons' red.
Tiey are regard®! as mere be wer*
f wood and drawers ©i water,
nd ueutc-d accoriiniy. How rsr.
r, indeed, do we bear of any niov
rnent intended to elevate use Mr
ial condition or extend the . ciai
njoymoats of the mere \ .vorbing
lasses! Even philantL: .py seems
0 look upon them with i. hhu
enceorerthsempt. JJot thisshoald
©t be. There is a reason for ail
Jrags, and due consideration
bosld be felt for every member
1 the human family._
What a hcartiess set Western i
eopie are! A party in that be i
igbted country was discussing a j
eccnt very sudden Interment.— ]
ays one, “Wasn't that rather
urryiny vp tAe cola f* “No,
iv» another, “It lcok» more I ke *
uniting h-r into lie grovrtd: ' <£
rrr Somebody, who write*
w:iij score “ truth' thasi poetry, ’
says:
** Aa Angel without money |»
not thong,,; hall so mods erf now
a-d&j*. as a devil with a bag full of
guineas. ” Lei a tr .a be bank
rupt in ho’ior, in all '’iat consti
tute* the ornament n ! object of
life—aye. lot hi* licwt leal to the
pulsation* of boll, jjs ! bo or she
hare t-a-b. sweet e .-ii. and tin
fawning ayeof 1 aiit< a pamper
od and rotten woclJ-bc aristocra
cy will “cre k*5 tilth snr’?c-;'ic
preumaat h’ugr■ of t!:o knee”
while hones: pneerty, aids virtue
and integrity for its cha: aeier'stjes
trill 1 j : ! by unla-.-de-L Tru
ly in- has’ken calkl - A I
composition so u he stains oat o,
a ci „t.... r.
Such things ought not to kj—
but so 1 ' g it-y 'a fiised
i-.oro highly : ,a ;n*.egriy of
cbssrSCtc, • t. ’ ‘'-'u»u] u us and
object of I;:'s will ‘to ~ nnu
late it—a:.<3 many will not by nn
scra»*ulvttb as to the incur, they
employ, for they u; taught iLut
it is the rue thing needful. "
Then ii a .... hus r. ■: y, he
t^ay ride- •••><: p-or wi’h iu>
DimitT. If lie is a men I..-mi ),«•
can swindle . . . until
bcaiasco cts m tc* lie a virtue. I
they demand tliuir be eat:!
tarn them out into a • J and1
heartless world, and then .’acker, i
their characu's *
iriwt&int of did - ■ -ty, s:.di
dug the lying » ^ oi “ire hi cm-'
!j, ' ‘can't g m one place itn.','
iad other ks&jr:i*us me, mid tit
le lop down meanesaes, and still
tiicy uii iCgarded as .’ >uorc.-..
uien 1 We know some such, who
belong to the codfish aristocray of
jur section, who, if they hare any
l.onor, cany it ia the heel of their
boot, or ia the seat of their iuex
prea».blc5, a- we are unable to per
cciv* it in their Incuecwn* i... b
their ft”ow men.
Dl .-.'a 1 >s» 1^.K.-J?rrus of W v
> 3.—Great indeed 5* the task as
signed to woman. 'Who can ex
agerato its importa-dc-e? dvot to
make laws,: to got era empires,
but to form those i V whom laws
arc made, ar.a'ica leel _ai empires
governed; t > guard from the
slightest taint of p slide infirmi
ty, the frail and yet s;-»ilc-a cr-.a
tnre. whose u»rah no less than
physical 1h.-j: *, mat be den red
fmta her; to impire tkra-j nuci
plo, to inculcate those eioctriucs,
o animate those sentiments which
renemtions yet nnl- -m. and na
:*o3S vet uncivilized will ic-attn to
bless; to i n firmne-* into mer
•r, to chaste n 1; nor into virtue-;
y her soothing cares to allay U.c
tngnish of the mind; ly her ten-j
ItilW to disarm par ion: by her j
.eerily tee ui..mph over sense; to j
::;ccr the cci.eh.j- laboring nude;|
lie toil; to console the states’ .an j
■..**._* . i?. .. i r '
» -*V. tUtJiXuV Vt M r
>ci>ple; to com pc-; sx:e for I103 -
La: arc blighted, ‘for the frauds j
hat arc jjcnidtous, for happiness
hat has passed away. Such b j
icr vocation—the coach of the.
entered sufferer, the pihonof the
Scser.cd mend*, the ere - of the!
2t*gitc.cJ Savior r—the o arc the
cents erf woman's excellence;
hrc are then .res on which her
jrestest triumphs hare been a
dderctL Such is her destiny—'o
r;wt the forsrhen; amid the fo.
i-tiabcaof myriads, remember;
m-sd the execrations of mcllitude*
0 blcs • ;>rheu uconarchs abandon,
rhea brethren and <3:ciplcs dy,
0 retaa u nnshakeu and nucha
2d, and to exhibit ia this low*
.rorbl a type of that love—pai
2oas:ant and intaable—which In
mother world, as wo are laugh:
:o believe, Is the best rtvrurd of
rirtae.
IhiiLWAY MiSil 12* Hi ’A.—
For some months past there La*
>n:nbte«l in S:. I'etcrshnrg ami
ill liat-La a perfect railway ma
lia, which has assumed ail the lu
at cat ions jrhlch ruled England
.ader King Hudson. The mania
.ns, as was the case in England,
'or chief promoters, sharp, ener
p.:ic men of badEafeia, their names
igare in all the schemes, including
hat of the company connected
rith the Villxrranca question, and
or principal instigators, the aris
ocracy of the lana.
Woiui Bicm—A good na
med husband, a douen children
ud a happy home.
lb;w lit (hn a Call.—Inao
j cent !<eopl*s Lave often been aar
| priced at pa' lie inaetinga to see
1 with vast enthasiastn and u-.an
1 iaiitypenoE* scattered in all fjaar
1 tors of .he audience shoot for ]*ar
ticnlar apeakcis. They regard j
| such raaoi:'e-‘ations as umnistafce
j able evidence of the popularity
j of the rersM.i called for. At a
! ilepnbhcan meeting in Indiana
I'.o other day, a speaker named
I»ng responded to a loud cal! and
I took the stand; bat a big strap
jping fcUowr pen&tod in cryir.^j
[out, tn a stentorian voice “ Long! I
Long! ■’ This caused a little con- j
it:- n, bet a.’:or some diiiieulry in I
Hi. kinghimself heard, the chair-!
ii ,.n uccoe le i in stating tliat iCr. |
L : the gentleman bom re«l;
Lv as call was no-ar add ns dog
“Oh, he Lv .1-d,” jepli-i
i d the fellow, he's tiie littia*3f
rick* th..t t -bl u»o to tall
j
This ace should fc character
. . :s h. : :y t*.e ■
uain, Pak-s aged ninety. lie
vri* when young, in the service
the Ducliess o'Orleaa*, mother
i King L-uls Philippe, with the
title of Bailer, hut he pcr;‘..-n-:cd
none of the duties of that o" ce.
After the first revolution broke
out, he was employed to convey
di-patches abroad, arid for that
' pm fv»o was Ur*, cd as a Ichy,
..it- despatches being concealed in
Lis cap, and a nurse being made
to carry him. For the last twcn
tv-live years he lived in the line
du Four, and during ail that time
never vrL;.t oat. lie had a great
jTpaur.ance to arrangera, and was
aho-rm-d wh- i he heard the vttce
■■
Pi conversaT The Orleans
far-iilv ai owed him a pension of
3,0o0f _
Our XJrown, whose vacation re
quires him to travel nil over this
great c*> :ntry, has been amusing
himself by gathering --tlstics of,
! politeness an 1 !«>orisiine-s among i
Imva and women travelling by
)c:t:s and steamboats- Of twenty
three moo wh tu :.,.j.d a
c:gar light, or lor.i.od a acvv.-ja
j-er, twenty smd, “1" unit voa sir.**
Of nineteen Voaica to whom he
j>aid a C'. urtcsjr—such as giving
r.j> hi- tea*—picking up a dropped
vail si:awl, or tire like, only se
ven said “Thank you,’ a:: ! two
oi thuse were “farriners.-.#. I'f*..
A merchant, not resnariahly j
cuiive; ..at, with geography, pick-j
id up a newspaper and s,.t c-»jra |
ton:, !. He had not proceeded
tu before ha came to a passage;
slating that one ol his m*.4s was l
injo-paniy. “Jeopardy! Jo par-.
dyl" .-aid thea-toE^died nterehmit,;
who had previously L.arJ that a._
Vit.'clwm Kit; “lei me s e, that is
somewhere h. the hl.diiera .. u.t
Well, I SJU giUvl fell© lias g I .-•* • ;
Tvorr, as I thought it ail over j
with her. '’
A woman, L.
stated in ?ihu Police Court, i_»t;
week, that not a angle word of
< on.oi-.Oioa Lad passed between
! and herLusbaad for the last!
sce:y rear*! Tbcy Lace lived in 1
«,.-.c>he- and a!
i>^rt of a he t hn© d.ne<] at the sain© «
to cucii other for nenriy a quarter j
of a century.
A clergyman, c&techhwig the
biUuti'. Ii la llc.diilxcl^ S Cite*-" ;
cobin to a girl, tuns:
‘•\Tkt is yocr only consolation *
in life or la UeatLP
The poor girl smiled, find no
d ubt felt very queer, but she gave
no aur ver. ii»© pne»t msweo. j
Vi k * • » &atu fell©* II II
xnnst ull .»>s Henry, tiio lttt.el
-h. et ...--r vca& the strioed j
HK1J—“ “ ■■. ■■■" ."«•* *• j
trill do towards expanding the
feminine heart and getting into
the ither'a Loose. An old igno-1
ram as with a long parse, can out- j
sbino a voting man with more
brain than spelter. Did yon cv-j
er n_ .ee that 1 j
■;» . a s: J Vt a -
and a Rackcn&ac't ::ni called ii
Sk They danced scvititci:. hotar
and sixty-acven minute .wkn JJij
Sis caved and took a scat in th<
chimney corner, fanning herwe!
with the ’trend tray. Snell;nj
was still dancing at the date o
the Lard Dlajiatcii. 9
toiw mam. imtr - u*n*ri.r Tt
rrn nr_n«iuiw.
It i* i i-.r every you eg m:
to stand right in politics at are!! asoth
cr matters. Thu-; who join the I>e
inocracy coos.-et themselves with a
j-.-nuafivat organisation. The party it
ait! tl.o foundation cf vtu
trpaUtM ictittiti-oo*, and tire* < oar
:er» cf a century ha* so entwined it is
the i&atiiBtkm* Ueonslry -’..t «*»
txisiesc': ii thfvJ (rat tesWr »o
joagr *-» -**' ^(ctsiMat atwNii It has
Imms o; j<t i I t virion* parties ia tbesr
turn, scene w! irb Lave tad ten po
ll it Visteph*, Vat they oii'-snuiy fed!
cr jar the cooqaering t arch of tile io
naiWt Dmcetiap. The w;.c* o< fa
amlk:*a hare L -oa against, asd !;**c
ocictuues *rm;el to engaljsl.
t. but actntatcl hr the ci-tstraJ tu.ao-i
lie of jwkw Jo ail daw* as! cottdi
"-■n* of rat:.. It has over rise© in maje*
•7 odute ti o lagirg biiiown. h ha*
'*•* opatomi lj lit efoqaene* of Gay
tad '•<cbrUf and otic, 0’ ),•#» note.
>ot il has aithtlMl li» •—0f aJi
tt-1 the rtry l»*i s*"l i f i'u«*
r*a was to confess tistirerrer an ! i-otn
need the Data, eraer. We may i«s»
ijoaJ’r iw ©•.. .utcV r<-i f« r a timet,
..at trsttiaph will •con follow. Wo
tan shaped tie iaaitutiUon* o' oar
xoantry from it* ft and*: on and point
wah ! r *■ j < ~r h. tu.iv.sek, aad it i*
Jto titsday td . ■ j w*/iy to vaxd. pro
Kct and npitold the nation Unix I tit*
last line «: hiierty ha* l«# wriUea
upon the record of time.
The foJIowieg giro* a historic*’ tit*
of the oppoueg part if* ia this cosb'-xt
irota the eariks* period to vha present
time. The Opposition to the Ifcsu ■;
racy, since the orgat’.rat.oa td iheGv*
l~j in -_r period thw ■*S
The “ Mht. Law," ia 1753, givist)
the President (John A lain*) the pt»* c
to order from the Ntttrr any cxxnv.a
rxdh .! . - igx.tr, d.- . _ hi dr. > a ta
The Jitfoo Law.-pweeiMa 179:
I t which ax.r pnua win.' wrote or pad
ihhed say thing against the Presides
or any of :!«x members of Cvcgte*"
w as liable . j le it'y find and im
jti Hint*! on e. uriciioa in tbj I'aitx
Stales C-j ttx t.
A» act ja*»vd ia 1798 ea titling th<
*er:a of but jraiimttu n of forcigncti
fr.:u ti-. o to iuttrtousi years.
Tiny passed tLe GetaeraJ Psnknipt
Law in 19*1, wJiich enabled such per
sons who desired to d. to to repudiate
their old debts.
ikey ftttrni the high tariff of IS I.’,
used the farmers, mechanic* and 5a
btw.wg Xva, and tengaged is oru
DMCr, heavily for the bent fit of a few
i.aMwfbctam* in New Er. :'ur.d.
Tl.e sv all the important Jaws the
opj**itiue oti-t pare d. Every ore of
them sat repealed in Jess li.au four
....... x ■ * . ; ,
. a ' e : .’fn . . .
linaed ia potw r Jv ti. pe-pL ntore
:hxa one ter n. They u.v,r elected
bet four Presidents, viz:
i he Adams, ii. jtlSii.
J'-'.,'. M- _r-.4i.-1a, m 1. _ ?.
Wi!;iaia li. ilurisea, ia l i ’O.
Z-chary Tsfia, is lets.
He f. i.’c.’air- Prc." Mats were Meet
mJ by :ht‘! ’ • -ji rst-y atjiinu the item
of the Opr* — .lion:
TLi-ota* Jic.r-oa ia 1S0O.
Jti-ilt - ! .iiii*-'Si, Sli U-'ik •
Jau; Monroe, in ISIS.
A drew Jack- r, in lfCr.
Martic Vi ; srcrr, in 1?30
J-ca - K. l’olk. ia 1. 41.
¥ uki 11 1'iej c. ia . ;.'.
jawco Bacon s% ia lEiG.
At tfce ted os Mr. Mocha;.at"* Uini
in 1 ,1, the liti_cy aid Lave Lad
the Ptaidtwr torty es-irt year* to the
1 M"" * - -A • •' ■.:. i Lc f1-, -rat.
Lore Lati a maje-sty ia Congress at
U*». L,.. fat 31~: to lb* Or tvittiwa’i
te-., ;ou,.
The O^watiiia ktif* ! r
•ttd .1 ti-. ..vMj ju, I.
viatic ta«a-erw:
The pnrehaM e! t'jc Lcuintatia Ter
ry in 1, . .. *
Thej oppo*. i lL ».:a L;.Lu
M 1 v 12. ‘
Ti-tj acre 1 iltLJi >' >c!J
search OSf TCSSts!!* **■* >
and take front them, by
can seaxuaa.
They opposed the ]-on_Lo*e of FStti*
u ia iolSt.
They the futm - dv«n of
that dau.'erou* »nd e*>m«;4 it*l ttn
tioa to tie i.un.t - o: i.ur country, a
tu-n; tooth Nat. sal lUnk.
t^MFLey o{; tLs t v*-h ; on of the
latbpaiadtE: I:.;.- ry !a» of 1S41
.uofTex
j « in 1 H and *<5.
: , J;> «f®“ itb«Mexio« war i„
- lhi<5 Mtd rnlod with i’*. eneajet U
i *o*Mrj tiroa^boot that struggle.
. Titer cppoard tU par, i.it« c*J
: T rm». New Mexico, and Tub, decta
r **« **•*• tko* «“•«*»«*• were no; «onh
. anything, and that we bad t rriUww
'r OWosi-li. ’
V‘ 7 <T: ’••d tli« purchase ©f Ari
aoma, id lfij-l.
, T.’.ejr tierrralashted a suteu
Thfj t*c%r * IWriUv*.
I lift »fffl i UdlNT CPUS
try ia time ©f war.
S.«b are tbe roaia txploiU of the
op|H* lien to tU 1 »«aocracy.
f" t-r* L»jr. if St trwtar.
Tbe -arwneiwJj' tt»} » am cease,
"B» ft linjnr.
or WSie'lS «'idt ********
.am* insm* sue*! *.
7 «a* fting* one who. a* be wosld
not. pet bap*. wish to bare Lift genial
and n©Li« tpuBtice as ■ pewt jaJtrcd by
the narrow and bigoted riewa Le wmo
!oe» prosau’^au. at a r**w roper edi
tor. ma-Ki not expert iu to endone aa
lutb t n^cK.legbl ia«c.r;k.w mere
ly tccawM it b pettily expressed in
rtrr.ia. 1/ ibw s—r s i Hcrrmbet are,
"i ti» Initi'.asie lbs sat1 lent of the y«or,
hi-v are c- l in ujrs. IVs Lare no
«»'.i . i - ice* anas against a lead
en ci*. red shy ; so ice oenwi ;»*»•
ru>.itU ; uo i,i*d« rendered fcUbotalesi
by r. od and ‘'slush**; no piercing n%ht
wiads, directly from craggy mountains
wsy teas, fwring to sJk bon#. These
are wen ctougb in their
nay sad j aea.W olati s cot in &
*«• ‘ ** Hal ther
should U> et-j red 1 slyL <>kw
weather here now h, belter> -■ "nil It
this wise:
Thaela* t'*se. JaWesw Uwlirwt
fn^sm la per# oil W ii<r< »a/,
Wkn Jtatsa--.11 s reverse lost.
Tie ocuow Ajy-l—jr Arcaina easy.
What a felicitous conception of that
Jeiksoas weather knows in more
norths ra < ..u e% at an earlier sesSfce, as
’ Indiaa baBBan* when the whole a!*
n.ospbere *««(»« filled w .tk as iodeacii
har ■• k- ■-.'!■ >■*■-■» * _
•...,p‘.T;3CTc, w! .» -.a*.. Jr * LoiSral"^^*
air »tiis a leaf, and woods ami water*
; lie is adeai repew*! <H this partien
lar MMow a *b truer ha* said: *
J. v' i-.t * ’,i . liu sere kites are 1*1 *g,
h ? A* ** • *s*>h-re .tr-j.feJ tiase . m
Utt {JSflt,
C<c v tad l«nh i*t to c±ch o:L« o**^,
h ■ \ : ili-v UkuT ,j Le
, Ta seeker.-ie i-ar-ihere tfsewa, w cress tie seas.
> jeh i* the weather we eny-r here,
T e.3. * “<1Tr<*» KUO the* North
l’-du it it. ri the *ame time, much what
the j<oet skscrihee when he speaks of
the sadde t day* of the year. Much
the tame cor junction of ooroal winds
and nuns may risk us a week or a
mouth hence, but we are in no Lurry
ior it. lie preset* condition of the
a.t, lho earth and the sky, *aits us let
ter. Now, m (Le cuuiy inoraing, tho
tar:, horn cl Lis he*; and splewdcr in
• ikjrsc, looks aslant through
-i;..J We need r* hurry
oi.r slcy > in the tiady side of tho
.rest. If * • J Auuuua dreams away
day time in the V,rh,
i .* Wii.tor dots the same thing in
tl. I'euth, at. J we ray. long and sweet
be Lis slumbers!
J'm .r-N Cst sirr.—We understand,
«ay* l; e A: ’ urn (X. V.) Advertiser.
‘-'0 u 'c;pii!M it Uid hriioi U
' tu .railigua change. The show
er l-iti., the moat itiiinaa aad tarba*
■j- u punishment ever infested
. >r ... e; jn cf agony upon a La
c..:n, Lis Lera within the last week,
nii Je more inLisvij and cruel. The
fait oi water La* Lees increased over
two foil, end the footboard baa bees
rentes«, which before tahued the
*t of the exhausted twiia of the
wer Lath. As it i* now a justed,
- punish ;.i.nt of the prisoner is horri
ble and inbamaa.
X\ ere the Lh.rJ of lb* practised on
* it talioa by a Soatbersef upon a
i.■1«J’iou» biark, the Sooth would L re
wevp ng down upon her the whole
pn*a of the North, erring out in /£**
r tons* at the inhuman craeiliee of
the lerht turr AVrro driver of the
Sotft, and yet they can speak with
calm terse* and unshaken voice of the
more than inhuman cruJiiea to which
their ova brother in co'or, educates
and dime is tabjecud. The Swwatda
the tin. ly»; and the Fred LVaglataa
oi the are tier ready, lacked by their
herd of fanatic* o: edict.! to their call,
to relief*, as they term it, the
by stealing bira ia the moat approved
( . If liL'K'fectffe—psatol ia hand—
from L;s legal owner, yet not oae time
Co they ciert theiaselrea to add the
inly siif j eg in their own eity, at
their own tirsaidm.—11 err’d cf tki
8mA.