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              MR. SEWARD'S SPEECH K A S S A S - X E B 1! A ? K A li I L L . Mil. rnrmr.r : I ' "illi '" lMir.i..f 0 f-trtli, T n-Mtif, I'Vi-a ililtiyiuiT mi' ji.iksh-.;. ut tlii l'i lli'imln iiii-nl Kiel VOLUME XLIV. Let il. mlvmnif. have only n lit-jit id th.-v soon reach ilionltiiin- ,.f the object f.ir which v have Mniff earnestly atitl m. L.m;. Tin' kiiii has fct f.,nli.. I it. I time iiin.li 1 K'OiiiHinUi-.lntMi cer tain lihi-rtiM of all the on-cltlcd nml unorganized portions of I lie A'.i-ri'-im Continent lhal that lio within the. pm-'bcti..n 'if llm United Siuo-a. To-mor row V.iin illri-c in dim eclip-c OT1T ill-III. llitff b'l'g 'I1''1 obsl'lll'.ltioll r-liUll tVjIll. UlT' IH lie lllilll ilfticl lust, is It non- U to the 1'ovvcr ihat, directs ! Hon by wlrch l.utii.-iaiia. including Ka and control nil human event,,. For mvsell', 1 Wbra-ka. via-coded ti Hie I'liiled States, '-'i he linow only tin, that no ! m i utiii jinwrrcan pre I hlul.ilaii!- f tin- coded territory ;h.ill lie invent tn coining on. ami ilia! it- p-is-ing elF will corporiiled in (he Lnioii of Hie Lnitcd Sink'-, be, hastened and ht ii rtl ty u' her tlinn tliuM-.- and udiuillcd u soon sh po-ihlc. n. ending t'i bow lure, nml perhup.s m.ly tin.-.- belonging ( Hi ' principh-s of the I'-derul Cou.-Hlulioii, COLUMBUS, OHIO, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 14, 1854. NUMBER 44. id' Out coiivcul and who bine renounced nil political agencies. : stand, and on which we call meet our friends tn causes : and lie cniilrlvea all miuiner of Iheo- even ihough tliev i Ivp ili.it they will vut" l'.r 1 from the lion -laveholdiiig Elates. It im u lies to nit My his d'Hinnd for lliein. A In von to nobody, n-.toveii tor tlieni-elvt'-. to curry nut linn und stable ground, on uliTi.li nu tan thorny now-a-dnvs in whai I called the devclop-llieii purpo-cs. and though they pvct iu' on that ; Ipctlcr eland in opposition tu 1'nnuticisni tlinn on mut theory, which proceed on the assumption. ii.Iv H. to fntnie ifenenilioiiM. Mr, it would be iilums! factions to oiler further resistance- to thisim-us-urn here indeed, MHTeMiil re-i-l.mce never i-xperletl to be ma. If in this hall the S-nnte duuiihiT, an old !j:illle ground, on which tlicr" have wn tinny fotih'-i-i, ami alwaytt. ai least hiiicc wiih aier-e foitnno to I he CiHIno of fipial and iiniierMil frc ilmn. We Were only n tt'iv Itvrv that en;;:i,;ed in ' hat can-f in Hie heiiiiitniii,' oi MiiH cinilt; t. All Hint we j u ill'' C'Ulrarv. Could hope loilunll thai He did h-ipe to do i t ' wit. Hint Slav n to nrmiu.e nun io prepare lin' l-Mie mr I lie ueal rue mini' iiiovineiii nl i hi- njil, lnmh'L'is mid inv llliriilii's n eilirn-j ol Hie I nihil Slates; and we 1 1 the mean tiine Ihey l;ill lie iii.ii'il.ttn-d and prolicted in tin- tiee enjeytiv nl ol their liheilv. piopei'ly. and the reliiiion which Ihey proti'..i.'f Tin' inhiiliitaiii- of K.m-a- aiid N-In .i-l-;i nre citizens aii'eudy. mid ly loive ot Hii ttealy must eotiiiini" to he. and as sin h lo enjoy 1 hi' rii! lit ol' niH'rat. wliat.'ver law.- on mny inake .Mv opinions nre well known. rv i . nnl only an e il s and iiliinial- lv neniie IIoiio ol ItfpreKenlntivi.i, to w huh I he poiiu I 'icielv wli.'ieiei' ii c i.l-. and in conlliet wiih try would look fur its dfci-inti as authoritalivc. i ih. coii-linttional iiriinipli' vf snpictv in lhi and lo awaken the country ilia!, il luiijil lie i enuntrv. I nni no) willing In oIe:.d rmr op-r-ready for lite npeal which would be made . j ,ii i'. r)1..ii,(. t . n-ion ot thai l"i al e il hlo now net' wnnui oar empire, j hinm reolniioii. Imt vim lake alarm and your uita lion rendeisiiei'es'-.iry-lu'li(.'oin.M(iiilH'tis tlio-.u of I-JK and frf are voiiuk hi the nrt of puliiieynii nie old. V nre Mronjr- yon are Mi- arc. tlierelorp. over-c"!tni!ni. earp-I iiidiNet'etil Von nre vidian I und aelive. 'I'll"-? ni" all 1 raits thai redomnl lo oiir iraisp. They hip pnk"ii no in your di-iwaemeiit. I only -ay that there may he an i"fcni nl inter- Veiilimi on our -ide.ofaL'cl ion on yoni -ide. W h may induce iho Norih at Pome lime, either in ihi- or iu -oine fnlure ie nerat'on. l adopt i. your tactic and lollow your I'Miinpl'. iletui in-u li'i ti oi. lhal by iinniiiinoii' coii-enl Hii new o ;nv will l. a reiicalalilp Malnle. iin:ed i all lh'! ( ham'cs o i ht Mi-Hinri t'oinproini-e. It i-laml an in'iuitelv woi-e chance of cndoratiep. tlii' i-hiliiiiK hiim)i of compromi-p.- Let ns Im1 that ono. jrenii of Im iiik was oriKimilly ilunted done with poinproiiiins. Ltd us po hack and oti Hip carlh. and lliat from this germ, by Hie -land upon Ihe t'oii.-titulioii. I Mood upon this wondrous power ol life, u II form" of vcctuMc (touml in I .-.Ml. ilelendimr rrpedom upon it as nnd animal life have piosve-lvely k'Pti devel- Mr. (.alhouii defi'iided Slavery. 1 win overruled ! oped. I'liipic-tionahly. till living Iteiu-are or- llien. and 1 have wailed miicc wilhoul propo-in-; j,'ani.el on one unuid plan, and Hn1 liiHherlonns to abrogate any coliiiiomit.ps It ha- Ikpii no of liin beings, in the proce-Kol their jtrowlh. pro)iusilioii ol iniiic now lo al'iojiatp them : bill sncecsMicly pa-s through the hmer organized Ihe prooo-ition hascotne from another quarter forms. Thus, the human bpiiitf is siiptpscin ly a Hie Escape I A TIlKII.IJ.vd HISlolui ,U. XAItHATIVt. Kurly In Hip prin of "Sit. Mr. Alexander MeCoiinell. of Lexington, Ky.. went into tli i woods on loot to hunt deer. Hi- hjoh killed a larjr buck, und returned home, for a horse in j order lo bring it. During his absence a party ol five Indians, in one of their frkulkinir expedi tions, accidentally htuiiibhd oil Ihe body uf Hie ! (Corrcspnlimff. I'KOn PAHIS, fhrrign C'rrefoitl--lK' of tKt Vhfo Stiff Jwrral Paw .M;.y 18, I'M Al a mnnii-iit wliro tlie Mnrlml I'abkfwitch. l'rincp ol Tl," M'- f'roiu an ah(ip one. H i." nlxmt to prevail. Hip shilling Mind-ol loinpiiiini-e arc pasinj; from iind- r my bet. and the are now. wilhout ttpiicv of niv'owii. taking hold on the rock ot Ihe rotiHiinl'lon. It -hall '-' no liinll ol niiin' il th"y tlo nol remain lirm. Thi- seem to im-am-picitui- of Iteller day; and wl-er legislation. Ihlonyli all lie' flarkness nml loom ol tin- prev whatever the den i of ('oim'ie-H initrht be.- Wo arc lio strotiixcr now. Only fourteen at llle first, it will bo fortuti.ilc it we maintain thai iiniutid tr lh.- end. Hut w o an on lln'cvn,! the C'-ii-nmnialioii of a ::''cat nato.n itlian-ac-lion a lr:;isaciion wliuh will cu-e a cycle in Itiu hi-lory of our coioiirv and it i- im i ble not to iei.irp tu p'iti-e a niouu nt anil -iirvey the scene around lis. and ihe pi ispeel before us However ob-curc we may in lividally be, our rnmicrtioii wilh ibis i;re'it iran'-acti iii will per petiiale ni r name fur ihe piai-e or tin1 r n-un of ful nre aL'e, and p' ih.ips in region- t'ir n-Uiote. If, then, we hnd no olher iiioli'e for oin cd ol U lhal there ar" Hutu- w Im dilh nlioivL'mdSl.m rvas ivpoi-ui eil bv th- I'xii-'itntioii o! He-well a- Vv Ii.m-b'il il I i-,it niirrumi- wiih 111 and I'd and -unction nil- d Slah s a-I adeiii a pii'p- ell ud He- 1.11 II -ell- lorn id - -hould C,,i: I inii-t slill i:n, i- mi '-Ml. and I hou Id Ite Hie inoi '-wen an inciva-:i!" ! tlo,-. In il,. l ju-l actions but ill it ot an hoTn -( d'sir fame, wo roitld not bp indill'. reiit to th;.t scene and that priM t. Hat individual intere-t- nnd uinbilioti sink into in-i: ilicntice in view of I lie interest of unr country and of mankind And the-c awakiui, at leii-t in trie, an iutcii-i Roliciiuile. t was said by s e iu the Levitt nintf, and il Inw been said 1 v others later in ihi- leliate, llmt it w-asdoubllul whelher il would I) 'the cau-eof Slaveiy or the cud-f of I''ivedom lliat would jain advmiln:;i' liom the jia -a-e of thi -i bill. 1 do not I'm it it mresviry in hi.- pen florimis, nor even iinjiist (o olheis, iu order lhal ii i v own course may be nppinvcd. I am sun that ih.i honorable Senator from Illinois Mi IJoiiulas,), did not menu lliat 1 he lavo Stales lioiild L;airi an ad vantage o er Ihe Ine Mate. for he disclaimed it when he inlroiluceil the bill I b' lieve, in all cindni-, I j ; 1 1 ibe honorable Sen III or from Henri; in Mr Toondei who came njt at the cIom. yf tl,. b;illle a-; ,,ne f th" clnefc-l l''adersof the vicforioii'. parly, isMncere in de daiim,' his own opinion lhal I he -Live Si ale-Mill (iiiin no tinju l a lv.'Ui' i-e over the free Stales, becviso he di-claim- il as a ttiunij.h iu lln-ir b'lmlf : and vet. n.-iwiib-iatidin all ihi-, wiiat Ins oiTurn d here and io lln- poui1.-y during this ricetr, ha- coiniieli.-d a r nivicliun that Siaverv will ;;ain wo. 1 Uvj, aid I' o ihe fed- '-al I -n-litul.'ai a liineni-. uf jt- illu-lriou fmuidt i. i i-oiicede lliat laverv v.a- uali.u.al. eh li-h ih' opinion that il 'au-f it w :i a national on' ,:!.il'. hrM ..ud bound lo preie n an inc il. te'.tdii,-. a- I itio.k ii e.a.ilf--lt do,-. u .lUt-nin . :ctd u 1 1 in i ' ' i filirmv o' tl,-' 1'oa-siilut'oii il-eii, a. id thri 'l.M'c In Hieininry id' all lll.li i kind. 1 kll'itt Hiere hai (' lieeli Si, lies w Inell hasp endured Imer a id a'-hicicd lunch which lohuated .-knen. Imt lhal wa- 'en Hi. Hacr ofca-l". bko .VlViean Slaveiy. Such .-hr.eiy tend- lo di'innrali" npialh' lie- -ubtci led t annul Hi- si-p-1'u.r one. It h'a- I i lie ai seiiee ol i ueh Slavery from Europ" thai ha- jjiwii lea- lUeir moiiiid. and a vertebrated animal, an os-enus ti-h. a inrtle. a bird, a ruuiinttal. n iiiiiinmal. and In-lly an inlnnl man. Through nil the-e tytps of ornanizaliori. Ttpdeinanii has shown that the biaiu of man pn-.'s. This iheorv. however, doe- uolliin lo explain the emir's of life, or Hip slrikiliyly dlversilied. and vet ik-leriiiiiiale characters of lii iuj: Imuiis : oinpromiM' was a Iraii nclioii ctil hmir. bright slars are breaking that iu-pile why -oine m far traii-ceiid older- in Hie stages ol ileveloptncnt to wliicli tm-y iwrim, nno imw lt i- that tln v slop there lioiv il i that animals -neceed each other in rijjht line-, ll IbpriiiK inheriiiuir the phv-ic.tl struclure and Ihe moral il-po-ilioji n their parents, and never, hy any chance, . lopping .'hoil at any other -iae of lc-iti' innii. for ill-lance. nper K-uiii-j in a lion, a li-h. or a polypus. We can jcancly conceive it povihle that", had iner-ly Hip j." nil of 1m-iii iH'eti planted on the earih, and " se 1 n-piiii," iinvlhiinr like i) , iM-anlitnl hartuoiiv and cMra- the law c-l.ibli-hiiiL' (Mi ibis occasion that lloii-e ha- not been alio- urdinai v adatilatioti which i ei cry h here ob-erv- I Nebr.i-ka and a'no- n, ihci laillile- to ineie-s of tin- l ice .-ales, nbh- ihroiii:hoiil (he miinial' d kimrdoms of iu- - iiiii ' lh" Mi--omi t'oiniiiomi-What an- Hie ior .Hihon-h it ha taken sr.uiv the t harl-i' o ime. would have Ih-cii seennd. Thai there has -.piivah at - in lh1- law .' U In I h,t- lie' Noiih I'leedum liom Kan -as ami Nelna-k.i. il has ut ).,. a tn, ,j (j., f oiiuiiaiioii on wlcch all irn .ii ami what lias tlie ;-oiiui nni wick mat , the .-aim- time told tins promt iniy. in lanmiam: . iniritr imus liave item loim. seem- w, i 1 ,.,, ;..,.., il,, ,i it I..,,) iu.,,1. reeenlU-' tli? Iluk-mii Mrcrfu n "my net nc khihiui ino rcn nisi killed Ihev natnrallvfiipposcd that the I tt:r j tlie pul.lio vill refl.l Hi r-.lhmln cnrt..u- cl-tniU .n the w I Mtoii return 'to Mjcurc Hie flesh. Throe mcnw.m.i.1 .,f 1.1- mll.tyr. Tin-) arc derm, ..r t , r,.m t.k lt,eie ?i ntlniM w il hi o I '".in tfM.,iM ..f M Kn awh TtiiFH close rille Mud ot the deer, while the other two ! 0MiwHjr. It ha-.e capital or unr milium nMI-trr. How much la imW 1 itil not iwrn The nine m tmr mile rrum , lKc river ana tln-rc i a railiea.l for the iMivtrv of eoal to boats at the l.iink Tlir vein Is only 2"; feot t'ltc'i. I nml tlir Hut lmr Iw-fn ing in nut mtisfv llii" ! otcsmbnat mi'n. Time will tmn-c.cr. imfrov" it eiilitv, , wl it may become prnfitaMf , thuunli it ban a twk uf prriiliilmii tlint it is luril to minor. I rfcrM Hut our ii.airpiil nftlir n,in nn.i .....,i )... 1,Rp iiil bcn nsiord Cuh.trnin.ler in I'l.ief of nil ce!,Mtcl cltv of Cairo. a in lb exf afUr ,arh Wubln(on rnloa The ftdlowinjr extract! la reg-v capture of fnpitirc flaTc. are dipt ttou. itorial in the WifhlnfrtoQ I nion: Ttii" law w enartM bv tarn wl had luat amerfM frnm Kip .tnir-i-I.- i.f th" re oluti"n. am) ntia knew (ho fmifil sttf-. on-Olulion hi- lii-fttl. It wm wortbr ot i ( nnorr.4 of u lnrh om ot tbu br;iTB l.rrot of lh ulu'inii n mnu'i.' it was i pnivfi oy ft wnuei or wbLi'li.lff.T.-m H.tmil!uaere mftulH.fi: n wamc,.T. ni i vi...iH'.i IVi-ini.-fiN ' Thtt noilei.t inlilie'la uf mat pittiniic n.lrot.'itt'il Hint iiitaial it. ntel .ill mnt-.i:i-rr.l In it n a mccfarj COJiie.iiurtiOJ ! ubMMJIM I the tomtit. lU'iu " ..' Thfl.:'.f nl le. m fi.irecwnw i.ul th fcvi f Wuk- ifltm iwl ..'I.Li-ri A.o-- -f ite I Inn inrocauuii to irm-llii erv lii:.t l.m. ,.'. nndlH 'ebu In Hie Nw fjil-tn I St d . nrp tm. -.on I totti'ioui of itip nraro. ai ilie Ar- mnri'U 'in 1 Ihe .In in o1'ii rr'i'rof while irePinCD IJuviie imi-Ii r- -i-eun-il In Lave IjiodlI :ill Hifir bka 1 a' I'tid" T'.m -i'.ii. ni ;..t-1 t.i hn ublitvttiml fell vaiuoitea but that si. Kuiiini;'. ' b"M thi- whicti wi-e, leariied. patriotic -talc-incii a, to .-iirroiiiid and bnlilv with tue principle- eoii,iacl lnit-uniliial cli-ideralion. paNcd.evp-cuied, mid therefore. allhoiiLdi not irn poalablc in lad. et in-epralable in honor a'alcoii'.-ieiiie. and doiui :il 1 .i i lo I hi.- v -.-i".i of the r,ta-r,...r I'f I'nil.il Stale-.' il ha- had the I autlmiiiy not merely ot an act ot iim imt b baiirniu-o: leit ,d' a covenant l lcen the lice nol o I doubtful i nma 111 lha ami the slave Slab-, the C.n lUnlioij il-elt. rouiiMdiu' parlie i M Mateelv k-r then who with ioih and excite liu.- lo iieiscveraiuc Ihey -how lhal llie dav ot t'ompromiscs ha pn-.-ed lorever. and lha! iieiicfforwanl all yreat ipu-i between i reed mil and laery pili- tnaleh cmuinir here nml mine otln rca;i com" shall i-e decided as they oii-hl to be. up ei lie if merits, bv a fair eiici-e ol h -i-lalivc p,nu r. e'piti.cal prud"ia-e ll I lie llotl-C o liepr,;- i ntaiiM'- ha-, and always will Have an nn i inn majoiily of ineiubers Iroin the I rce ,-tates. make- lti;.- u conlrad.' Ulio prd 1. that tin ts a contract.' ho prcleml- 'hat it i- a-ivthiiu- mure Hun lh.' p.erci-p of an or le.'i-laiion.' If. tlnn. a law Ihe l'oin,.- n, id f oleiuuitie.s reco.-ni. d poiiinioii c.aiseiit a- a compact, and en ei.il with iradilioiis.caiinnl stand amid lh .hullliif' of Ho- bakiliee b-lwe-.n Ihe free Male- i lhal hctiii-plo-ro. cry . i Inuvi er il ei-t and the sla e Slalor, tell me what chance (hi- euel- feiir. : a , I lear i- Use parent ol wi-nlwier-. mm huvlhal ..u are pa--hii will hae'.' oil are Itiiio a prcp.'deiil which ai'mau-f a portion of Hip f'r.-.- Slate- - iioul;Ii to render the ellbn at immediate ropea; ,f re i-lance alike impo-ilile to what we le atiled a-an iiiic.'lMiluli.ilial ud for tlo- nir ;u t -ome itna-:on rent, r uf foe.ine hlne-. 'lhal wn- li.rlarci L'nuiiimu cnii-enl of ihe person- ndiun tu ir. of the two partic. lh.' .dae Stal--; What 1- the ,.-C! :i'lielv iu Ihe (. lie llr.'-ides. ,,t th.. lleW sliplllalinl)-. u lio'i ot ei.iiiirouii-( Inn i.. 1 that, eiei ulnars or louche i- ihe parent ol I ..f that denial .hHhe Hall-, an laic Slate-, always a . ,v coiiii.'ni;ii-i" i'ud abf. . bin t- ai ll i Ihe a. il -,.1'f ti-w. ile-v will -kin;: th. i Ihe-Cde old Spain I ecu alar oil one lib bill He' ta Ion-, n id Aiicii. im . --i rn. from Hie IV. .1 lie' I lilialin i a-'lin- at Hi 's d.i - ,-f .iie r'ca:i i'l'n .ind Ikili-h .Ccta;!' thai le- ha- cheri ilotii Will eiidn nol an irretrievable lo,s. 'n,., iilied W.lli lh Slate- I I. c.b .1 a ml . fore). tietice for the -peedv lfi--e.lbvitsfn.ndsl, this- I tie cnidiliou .. Tree Mates. 'I b, v ll that it w.h ni-eilin' il eluded .,,,-! I'erntnM-s fi,,m il,i now they -c-'iii w.i! inmity, lo icltiK i in li than lo delay the id loea-ure fur at nm t u ei k onlav. S ipt ;.M, .,-.. I hope l.ivi i-!.Iiiil' ip. ii-!, cuiiten!, a'.d sat-clive boon, ll f.ce id alarmed Willi feat fill reheii-i iii-. The itnoa of the loil n.ati-at;n,iwl,.U'e that -eiitinn nt 1 1 1 tbr ill lh- beiJMUi'IlL' '--.l:H-t the illll i ll ll lletiiliH cl pi. il .-! ik.i nf K. all lle-..f Ike I , .-I ab-. U hai -v i whidi pr 1 V. tleml.lio- lie n-inll int.. t 'uba mi ihe other, led Slaier il,.. 1..-1 nl le i' 'I lia - tar. Kali th,- Inw ot I -.III . V't nl nf i.a-'ilie bill 1-f- re Ud c ' d Ilia id lh" fn w io. , t.d Hie iliciple. i.:o. e- ol d. h coiiiiids aeouieM'eiipe. lliat in suhinillijie; th- .im-tion ol il- tv-ioration. it would Hibrnit ad ol it not inereh to iulerc-teil cili.i iis. lint to the h tisi J sill siiilriojes ol'lhc alien inhabitant-of Ihe territo ries tl.. So ihe tfical intere-ts of Humanity are nfbT all. thank- be to the Hoii-e of Ueprc- aid Ihaiik- lo (iod. -iibniilbd to the v.ice of t i ; 1 1 nature. Sir, I no more m.u of le.pe. The fnrai Mi)ipoit ot Shr.cry in the South has been its alliance with Hie li'ino-ciatic paily ol the NmHi. Hy means of that alliance, it 'olilain. d puramoii;:! inliuenc" in ihi-lioerimietit about Hi.- year l-uti, which. Inuu that Ii to this, with but f.-w and lihl iiil'-r- nip'i.ms. il has maintained. While iei racy in the North h:i Huh been -upportin Slavery ill lh.' Soulll. Ill" people of the North llaC IfCII learniii;: more profoundly the pi inciples of re- s an irreiieiilab.- i.ililicaei-ni and eu lo lie .ii -lion-il. iiill vh il io e',n;Midiiiaiy i ii a-lilutioti iu e-tabli-hin this ii"w pic-em ,., ,'Jipaul V 'pn'c Dial law al-u f Hi" -mv will i l lepeal. V.'ll Hot ol mi e po-e Hie wlenlhel'e ;rei, Sl.uc Law. Iml lliei- i- no sol-mn.'y p.,-,. f,.. e.-aiUd' - lo- the a:il,. atmll o( e,; ."-Ian y ih.ia ever b. about lh" Mi -"iiri i mu- , i...il lib, it; h lro von have ...wi. lhal Hi" ili.m it ever iui- b. I li"p "ivi rnm.'iit cuiu-lanee. v. lech vmi. Sir, Hie ,.t ihe chair (Mr. .-Iii.irlt. I am LMU'-ay. that al thi- tuouietii - lo In- a tiiofe I'oinplele dm r-ieral Coveinni'-ni in lavr ol - beloie. the -elHimeiil of lllli- ' 111 : I lh. ii . I i inpi'i'i .!;!! "r I lli'.il I Im- , Mlliull nl' I lnM. !'"" M" ' rj 1.. j' r.i', t.i i , l.v Ll! I.llli'lr I. lli III,. 1 . . 1 1 r , !,, IUlr H.-Jir.--.. i.tni iv. ,. l,i, I,-lt! Ju lh,: iic ,'.!,- hi fnvor (' (In, I. ill wi, il I In- i. i. In i'iil. M liirh r l-l, i,ill.l.l,.IT,IS f III,- I,' i.f m:,Vi:i,.,-. ,,i 'li-ilm-t ..-rf,i-l , ill-niuiiil i nl 1,,-r i, hi ,-l ttn- j.rii,, ijiii! ir, .,.,l,:i r ,r,.,l, ll in! iln .S,.,. .-, .,,,u, vl,, .ii lli lv M il-j... it., Ill I, i- n V i.U.i Hi- l',.n.i- r ,.',,tl,.Tvi,-,rlli I ! i i in 1,1'. lull III ll Iln- lll'l' ll - 111 .11 llll'l- I i ili ,1.11 !. Im ni i.. in I "ii:-' l.-'u'l' lil.' nliluil li, I , l,i-ii 1,11-1,1' ll,i :,i,i, ,,1 ,1 ,i Mill. 111,',. V 1,1 1.1,: nml 1. iUi- . ..11 ll ill I in. -Ml iiiv K. : iv I . M-v.ill i, ,- I. I ill- hi- l.irI,--t I .ti.:.- 'i'uil,' iimre ai 1 3i.itii--lapl,-d Mai", h" v u-it tl;il ie- ' 'I li ill lll'ei in caie ol illio;n e''i.' I. ij,-- Seimi would I. time to ri-cede. Mil' the m ijorily Kill l.-oard n-i' hi !:.' nol even o,: a prospect socert.iin iisl They Will net lear once, will, out n m nen! fintii.TMiii-srlf. t'r hec.ueli'ion. ai d Me,!. the p:l-"i' I'" bill now to niht. V. hv-uch ba-t.d bwlllflb" om-iioll Wi le t.'k'.'Iu the c.nntrv before mi,,;,!,!.'.' thcie hewn.nin 1 1 . .1 .' l.e-whowilUav iln lh nr that lir imt i; ipai. d. inea-tiic in ('nniT-, i'oi,i;re-, vv, 1.1. d ill I),.' stanct i and in il -i.lle .-tab ' -uuMr. T. ie a- he - wle n Kai ...1" f..r ln-i uid : bin he n. it Hi-1 " wav. h-. b,r ndmi.' r three V.'lll what volir i. Uhlcti v v., II : ibluatioi taimii. Ii'iuad l in le 1 ltd. .ime 'I'll" ll nii,b-l. and I know . anh'iit .iv - that if iidi.ii--i"!i. I l' Mill ,i..t he h"e to e no otlef. that h. U ilii ilmt principle ViiM-cralie parly inii-t now come i' out-!. Th-ir pii-lii;" ol IbmioC- racv i- la-t waiiiini bv iva-oii of the lianl -en ice Hh .-ii Ile a all aiice with th ir ski . dioidiiiv lj-e:rell iiii,i .i Itpotl them. I -ee in ihat cil- c -lance, and iu ihe lad that thev are bn.ii ,-ht. l-.v -uppui liriL' ihe inler.-i- nf th- -hue laW of lh" --..nth in lh" new I'eirilorie-, in i.ppo-iiiun lo H,e ti, lali 'i-eis ot th.' Nofili in the mw T"! rilori-. and Males. iiK,t thev arc h.-iic. mid aie deslined o h,-e, bv per-cici-im: iu lhal policy, tin- novel- whieh'lh"V have h"ld -oliriiilv and -o loii. That power will not cum thrill a-ioii until Hie prim iple elabli-' li.ov shall U' rever-e.1. and a t'nii-titut ii not onlv to Ka:i-a- and N"bi';i Mil '1 ii bo lo ev ci v ol In I national b rritoi "f nol a tnUuI'i i usii, but a t '';-! il nl ci cipial. uiiiicr-al and perpetual I'l-eed': eiuiuj;h; hut to account r lh" dii er-ily o le-In.r. by the Hn ory ilml plant- and auiuials have u'rad.iallv advancd from lower to loj-her staires of )i"inur bv an inherent power of self-develop, inent. is ni Miriaiu'p wilh kimwii faet, and is only an attempt to iM rid of one dillieiilly bv nlalives. crentino; inn itli-l" fur greater. t 'lieini-l- are erp'.ally al fault. In eiid.'iivonii!,' lo unveil the mylerioiis proe.-se- ef life. He-fore ils power 'they Maud aba-hcil. for life e..iitr..ts mailer, iitid to n irnnit extent merrules its eonibimilioUH, ,ll oralliei beilie; is imt hdd injioiher by ordinary chnnical nihility : nor can eheiiii -iry do aiivihii'i". toward i'oiii)oinidiiiK ot-fiiiiiied li-siie. Tin- principles which enter iuio th" c.'inpo-iiiini of the orunied beiu' are levy, the chief beintr charconl und water, but into w hat wondrous forms d life mould llie-e nun- li cle nls! The i-hemi-t- can tdl yon tint Hi element- are. and how they are combined when dead : but when lh in::, llcy r. -i-l nil hi-power ..f analv-is b'udolphi eonfe--.- lhal cln'iuisli v- i- able to Inve-liunle only Ihe liti'h remain of orpinied beiui:-. There are some remarkable fuels connietcl wilh Animal f'henii-lry - it we mm employ the term -which show mw -upetior i the piiaeiple of life lo all known nieihnib of -v ntle -U und iinalvsi-. I'nr evai'iple mncli mmi- caibon or chin coal i- rcirukirty vo'd.-d IVem lh"ic jiiralnry oran-alone, nl all i ; tieinj;- - in. i lo-p.-ai; nt its ejeetioii iii many oile r way than can be nccninitcd for. a- hiiv ui ill a in way cilcred lie- -v sh-in. 'Ihev al-o proilnci- aiid "j'-cl I di more nitro n than ihev inhale. The mu-liroi'tii and unisiar.l plant. Hmudi uouri-lieil liy pure water, eoiiiaiuiui: no nitm-fii. M-t i;ive it oil nleiti-dautly : iho Laiue is the ca-"' with ooplntes attached l r..eks at Hi" l.otloin of ihe mi ; nnd repiile- and li-h.-con tain it in abundance.) hnni:h back to living ami trowing in pare water only. Again. i o here plant- winch grow on sand conlaiuing imi a par- i;. ,,, La. bin t Ii is mineral as tho-e which mow in a c.ilcare- nfi - w iiiu ope yi ar. . liom Hii- lilil" v.e w piinctide i.i woilh ; kr.ehel.lini; .-'f.Hfs. id.- vmi oely abio c-tabii-liid for ymi j no-, and while von ' ..li. .ui.Ing.illpow. t p.. 'lie , what woul 1 i- no man liv- r.eiti' i v aul icip.i'cd, Hie a-.'Maf.oli i f lh;-. ken the uc tub- rs of thi- . d. .r I Veil W hen l! ,1-,-elll !"!. IMI. r ta. i liciivum-tuid-t of a -il ilie; J ex- r. . ir : e.p.u ppoMlth-r. I -kne pi.. due . b"-i.k -Kan 'flier- a Ittoj bv the l:.n .-I iill.-d . by p"-l.o I be llu adr of l.tlr. Uf nil miracle-, the ino-d wonderful i- that of life - - the common, dally ',' which we cany ..b.nt wilh us. nnd vitiich evciy wliereMHTouoii-i;.-. I In- -no ami -lai-, tlo bine lirmaiii' lit. kn and ni';ht. lh- tn'es .i;,d H-a-mis, are n. tiling coinpaiid v, lib it. I. lie -Hie roul ol Hie wui'ld. but for which rrcaijoii wt re not ' . Ci .il of y. hill the a. Ibal c : "'id cibl'-h ,1 ..fHe'd- - l ill! ., if..-.1 li' ide- Will ll"1 be on fi'i.tn ..bv e. I hiim ll s it i only bur t.. i-llaility I-11 dei '.i-al.lheii, I. ilemeiit, ami dd.. ihe c.niiilrv l,.u tav..i of the bill. 'Ik one-lion ,o, loth., co. 11 he -1 ., . ...p;. n:..t b ie. p. Ct floin li,, pa-.'.'o- ,.t He- bill whr.t llie Suites in i-1 riia' lle-y mil h-eby ,t an adv l.ie. I. li. ili i il ..ilvanta'", ai d trnt a i.oT" Hi r roe w I.', iti-i-f a l.v ;i - l" iM Ii.lt 'hat is ,y lh U led in hi lh.- . l-i . t. 1 .1'-- i nl I il n d ii I it h 1.1 1 lo Liaii'-i 1. ll. I d II. . ..il ,-. iiianciii ....ui arc ii'ila'ii-lteal . venmienl. lie foundei.- .1, a kuowl"d':e i:'er. d it io cni.li I. its own rid I lieie m-M. an in. com i'abl- - I l..e l..b-.i ad -I I t V...I Will, ".Mil ot iTitim it w,..- e-t it'li led. i i i,.ne im'' d. 11." vec.l He when iilllllslT yinili tli.'re.lbstt.l be iioli.-v ol i he -I iv. : i'es to day. Th. ii i ai m -l in ei k ii .: tot fiid -.en ie" an ..b:. ,!, aid an important I bi lirveilu y an- :..ii.' to have it 1 do liot know bow b.t,,- Hi. :i.miii- t.l;.. g.iiecd "HI !a-t, tmr lo.-v 't. .,. ot pie- lit n-ivc it " ill be. L.. rV S, e..'..i w tin a-.-rec Willi me iin.j'ii ioi, inns! (. 1 1 a 1 b th t under -u.-h ciicnin liitic. he can (.ir-'o iiolhtie; that fcranbe doi,.- df. eti'ly . with due n -p. , t ditl'er face irfojiiiiioiiaiidV..n-1-l.i.llv with ibecoi.-li- I o.il.o, l-.llb .I... I. I- -I l.'nei, t..pace the tim- m, tils of the ipn -t b. b.re lb. cooti- try. l.'.ie-tioim .i.ineiiiii. - occur n Inch seem In' have Mv.. i i -M -oh- Seh w.-i, lh- .pi.s tiotidhat doid.d ihe lin'.i-li t.a'i. i, I ''.. i n I Ut and I'or nchtbe,..!,'-.! l.-iw. n lie a, Kiilant and th" .b b nd-r ol i I,.,-. To- jn. lament ,d tie- world wa- 'i-p. nd. d liy its -vuip i- thies, and lo. d ica.'y lo d"-c. ml in l.iu.r of him who -Ineild b" lift L'.-iboi. iu cndii.'L And so, ),..., I.o'h f. II w ith tliiv dry ..ti th" r nnil. d in i n-in' a al . v -, tct v. Hli .He.O d III. mu t He f..;i.'i. -- 1' pile ,. all the pi. 1.' 1 -I -I.I i iii He- l-'c. ,:i ,. iider- (Ue-tinll' i o I oil" or Hi .ii ot He ill I w.. Mll '-' ie. lie IK i the -l.v.li.il.lin.' Ma Of hill" I Of Of III". 'P. lie IP 1 -a wha-h ie. iitl.nli. .' i.n it v . ai e r an, v !id rib- ol r. -I. without I ti" ' olale ?p. I- apeetol hick will on-; ?oi ; and lh" bone nl animal' in New .-mill iriiin Wale- ami oih-T di-lriet- wli'-re tmi an nf.-m of t. , lime is to H. found in Iln- -oil, or in th" i.hitil- f from which th-y iralh"i Hi"irfo.... conta'ii Ihe ; iiMial pinportioii of lime, llenigh it reinain- a:i .entire inv-tery bi the chetni-l wlnTe th.-y can . have olilaineil it. The M.nne fad in ob-enable in the e.'v shells of h.'ii-, w In re lime i- produc. d . in 'pmliiies for which the kind ot food tak-m is altogether inadeiimte to acconnl ; a- well n- in the enormous depo.iis i,f coi al-mek. mii-i-ting of alnio-t pure lini". wilhoul any tiinnife-t supply ol that ingredient. I h"iiii-try lail- to ultra v.d ih.'-e mv -ti rioiis fact-' ; nor cm il iutoihiI for ihe iiliunda'it protbieilon of soda, lo plant. ivim iug on a -oil containing nt an atom of -ml a in an torni : inn ni' gold in beoar-b. n..-of copper in some de-cripiioii- of fh ll-li-h. The-e e-Iraordinarv facts n cm lo point to this: ihat ni'oiy, f not iiio.i, ol ih" clement whichdi"in-i-ls have m I down ns .iniplp. becim-e lle-y have failed lo reduce ihetn further, are iu icalil'y coni-poitnd ; and that what we icgnrd n- cletiieiils. ib not 'igiiili- matters that nre und uipmual- which nb- iii dailv fnuiiliarity wilh life il- u under' Imm n. W" li it ma. i Mb "i w'.'iidcr- at't.ut our ulleu-d . citv our -urpi i-e ; tail ihis, th,- nr. at o ihe world, which include- o.-rs. i.-iMided. Uc have grown up ahuig-id" uiili l.te within us and about u-; and p.. tut in our eM-lcncc. at able, but which are im-relv nndec tx.iiml. d liv M- I I our em in-itv and 'I Ii" n.ira. 1- i hid from u- In tainil- - il lot Itn- earth without life! -it- -kdeloii i k and moiintaiii nil- lolle d bv lerdute. ..il without II. -h! Uhata iiak. il. .f s. clad", mid how unlike ihe bcaulilul xternal uaiitre tu all laud-! aliire, "d .In , and u11 (ll .Mina lh" 11 llii v Millie' too Iii earth . b i ib'i a v.. nlv al lilt' I fiiliie held, ihe -n of Wolta imiii. .lie s'! lie Shu . pi 1. 1,1 it 1- in.' id Mm m d Th. I'l.'.r .1., l: ;t , b it nv.it n.ti- i onsi! nt u it ti t lie ti it nre. Sue " t lo v p.ct to-ee -Hi', -nc-i nidiit'-rcnt a'.iei: n ,V llie l',.'i ol I oilier hand, we. of ih ui crime o.;-, uoi'i't mr m-i-b m ih.'i. I .! A'iiciic-ii. i' iii-iitiiii Will CM- Ct o, 1.. be M.pAii.micopc.pb .Mrd it, I to "' the I- I' llll -nvn.d a'-e pn.icpi, In I lie mi. lint Ati I -1, tin! I f 1'UIII! nth-bill a mil A-t.i ,-. ud h lb n .. ..I I'M. II ih. -! I..I i "tnue .-bit. - and He- ll" Slat.-,,M ihat are iMd.d with el b- biokmi l.v p.e-i i i ai l v w ill -iil-nnl I 'le r la'her than vidd tie . 1.1- I'nimi. .'... lb. Iiil.ll 111" I u ie ri -iu . ami not mci. will mi . I I lh. tin the II I") I 111' wmld In mn nalio-al i . ..loiumi I'lnpiic - .. fm miiv.'l i i -t. i ,, ihe Uh. -i"1.of i- ih" ml Hi" e1V l W Vent-id Uhol-lh lll'icll. o who ub n-.'K . lhal If o this TV -hall ; il.-ral pov cm. Ihe a p .lined. i ! Ullthei ..libro.io b. leal -lern I '..llllllelll. o..:i:i. "I i- lo be il) ..In-- i.illu.-l-ce i, Ihe h ihat hall- Haun Pali - ; "ilicipal imi -i .villi ar.V hop" ot ! i th" Im'.'.'d and welded bmeil,. i- h. aid. uilheqiml i.iiv andd'-.-i nni, -i, .n tie- iie.-St.ib -, ami , !.iv, bobbin; M.U"-. I k' l.ne t't ll." le at of pa -i .-,1 ,-m-.i in.',! , bit I know nil "1 "I ' timdi ot ah iL'ing coming w illi Mc..p wilh llie winter i in '..n-t.int loiati'in. The llower -inint;- no. t. h.-.in-. -.vilh.'i-. and fall-, relarning lollte earth rmii w hii li ii -pi iho-'. b aciur: b himl it He- gi i m-I luliii" I.eiiiL' : l-.- liothiliLT die-, not even lit", i Iii. h oidc "ie- uii on.- form lo a-.-uin.- another. lioti is ti avclimr ill an unending circle, ee- iu siimtm r put o-i tin ir veidnt" ; mil ; tin ir liuil ripens - fall- ; what (Ml limed Up out ol III" eai III return-luaiii ; lie- L av s di op tine bv one. nnd .-.v ing t In-ill ehi -inb. neiv form-, to to olh-'i o-n:ii.!iion- : the sip fl - (he iriuik ; and Ihe for, -t. w t. i,-h. ke (..mp..-e ihem-ehe- o ih-ir annual r - d' . p Iii f-1 n iiig and -uiunier the bud-in H.e Lmeji-, and banled llnar yoiunr : lh" whole i. innal ktuudmn rejoicid in lull 1 1 im.' life; ihe mi .-horn- warm. I I HI 0 leioieid ill greet --. Hi nicr lav 7- I- C' Id eh.ll Upon Hli- l-c, IH- ; but Hi" Millie .-('"lie una- loinid auain. and inioiher priiiu- n com l.mce- the -a never eliding. Mill lifgililiilig' cc ion nf lhal chau.'.-. We ham ( expect II thi-. and become lamirar wilh it. thai it ddmii .H'ciir- lo u- to relict how much harmonv nid ad.'p'al ion i lime j- in ihe an a linemen i - lew I glorv llieie - every wte le. .nl. n. al or.-e,Tes. Lit... h.ow.yer. which t. pi i.u- to human power- of mial . -i-. re-..he- nml cotiipo-c- the ulliiiiat"atoi.i-.'f ihlnt;- alter tncih-h - of js own. but which lo Hie . Iicmi-i will probably cvr l-' iiiain invohed in iiiv-mrv. the la-1 my-teryof life i-.h alh. Such Is the ceotioiiiv of living Iteiirr-. thai Hip very aclum w hich are -ii'i-ervicnl 1.. theii i.,e-i r. atioii. lend hau l ami d.-iri-v Ih'-nt. Laeh Is ing Im it- d' tiuile b nn of life, and on nllaiiiin;; lis ni'-me of peib i limi. il bi gi ' to decay, and at letuih ce i-e. In ei-t. 't h- i- alike h ue ol ihe in-eci which peii-ho- within ihe i, and ol iln- oe!o:.'fiuir!ini who fhll- in a ripe eld mrc. Love nr.ii'..- f..r th" perpetiiali.nl of ihe sirie. .a. k b ml bi "We lovr-." ty A'iley. "I . an-e we do not Iii e )"i'" '-r ; we pnrclni-e love al Hie expen-e of o-ir life." Todie. i-a-chiirncleri-lie of or-gaiiii d lido - lo live. The one condition is i n.'ce -in lo It lh. r. I Hh is Hm la-t id life's tii:iel;.m-. li.l no .oolief llll Hi" nude- 1 timi- ptieeiplf nf vitality departed, llnni lite. ctl lie n power ov. r ihe or- lollowid Hie trnil of the hunter, and waylaid the path by which he was expected to return. Mi foiitipll thinking not ol danger, rodecure-ps-lv uloug Hip pnlfb which Hip koiiIb were watching, until he had Pome within view of the deer, when he was tired on by the whole party, and his horse killed. While lalHirliiK lo exlrl-culp him-elf from Hip dying animal, he was seized by his en- niies. ovciM.wered and borne oil' n pri-oncr. His captors, however, sreijn d a mcirv. (rood natiired M.rt of lei lows, and permit-led him lo accompany litem unbound and what was rather extraordinary, allowed him to retain his gnu and liutiliugaceoniiciueiits. Hp accompanied them wilh great apparent clieertuliipj" thrnimh Ihe day. and di-playd his dexterity by id ling deer fur Hie u-c of llie company, until Ihey began to regard him wilh great partiality. Having traveled wilh him lit this manner for M'veral days, ihey at length reached the haukof the uhio liver. Heretofore ihe Indians hnd taken Ihe precaution to hind him at nighl. although not verym--eurelv. but on Hint evening he retnonMraleil w ith Hu m mi the siihji cl ami complained h. slionolv of the pain which Hie I'ord gave hint, that thev merely wrapped the butfalo rug aUml h:-wri-is, and lining tied il iu an en-y knot and then attached Hie cUrciniiich of lh.- rope to their bodies, in order i.i prevent liis moving wiilnmt awakening lliein. Ihey very composedly Weill to sleep, leaving the pti-ulliT lo follow th"ir eMiuii!e or not a- he plca-ed. Mcfoiniell determined b ctlirt hi-escape that irghi if po--ible. as .m the following moruiiifr they would crush the river, which would render il li'mre dillieult. lie therefore Inyipiielly until midiiltlil, utiioii-ly nnninaling oil the Im-I means ol allecling his c-enpe. Aecideiitlyca-t-illL' In- eve- ill Ihe direction of hi- feet, tll'-v fdl on Ihe gliitering bhide of a knife, which had e-caped from its .-lieaih and was umv lying near the lei-t of one of the Indians. To reach ii with hi- hand-, without di-turbing the two Iid.uus to wlimn he wa-la-tened was impii.-ibl". and it wa-very hazardmis to attempt b draw il tip with his ted. 'I hi- however he attempted. Willi much diiliciliy he grn-peil the blade between hi- toe-, and alter repeated and ImiL-cmiliiineil cltm K miccoi d"d in bunging il wiihin lea. h ol li s hands. To cut Hie eoid was but the wi rk of a luouieiii. and gradiuilly ami si l- ti 1 1 X cvli icaliiiL' hilii" If lie walk'-dto the tire a. d -a'l down, lb-fdl Ihat hi-work was but hall doii". 'I hat if h- -luuikl alt, nipi to return hoilie without deMfovilig lli- cll- lllie-, he would I-.- piir-ii"d and proiiabb ..vertak'-ii. when his lab' would l" certain, "n Hie ..tier hand. It seemed aluio-t iiiij iMc oi a siuh- indiv idual lo micc.-mI in a coullirt with tin; Indians even llneiji unanmd ami a-lcp. He c-uld not hope todeala blow with a kiub- so r-ib-mly iiixl la-tally a- to de-iroy each ol h;s enemies in lurn. witli. mi awakening ih" n-l. Their Mutiil).'r ii-..veib:,illv Hlit ami n -sll.-s nml ll tie inusi inev itii'uv or overpowered by llie -urviVors. 1 Ii" kime wa tier, h.ri' out d Hie ipn-tion. After anxious idl. clioti lor a few moiii"iii- h" formed hi- plan. Th" L'iins o Hi" Indians were Hacked Hear the tire. 'I heir knive- nml tomahavk were sh. -allied by Hc'ir - d s. 'Ihe latter In- date not touch tor b ar of aioii-ing their owners, but ihe Im uier he carefully n uioVcd wilh the exception of two, and hid Hu m in the wood, wh-re Im km vv Ihe Indians were Milt sleeping, perfeelly ignorant ol Hi" fat" preparing tr tie in. ami lakiiu; mie in each hand and lesling the mn.l" on n h.L'. wiihin six led nl hi- victims, and having Inking itelibeiale aim at the head ol one and the heart of another, he pulled Is.lh trig-"r al ihe Mine no nl. ISolh sjiol-vvete fatal. At lli" lepoii ol Ihe guns. Ihe other sprang to their b'd glancing wildly about them. Mc-I'mmeli. who had run to th-spol where Hie ollmr ri'lc-i wire hid.ha-lily sei.ed one ot Hieni and tired al two ol bin enemies who happened to le Maiding in a line w ith each oilier. The nearest fell dead. b. int: slmi throudi the eenli" of the ' Ih.iIv ; the mud fdl abo, bellowing Imidly. but m.iiii r cm ciing limp'd "11 a la-1 a. po-ible. The lil'h. ihe mily one that remained unhurt, darlcilolf like u deer, with a veil that iinnoiiuc-. d eipud lei rot and ii-loWiuieiil. Mc" oiutdl nol w i-hiug l i-ht any more such h.illle-, Mdecl. d his own lili" liom Hi" -l-s-k. and imule lb.- Ik -i td his way lo Lexington, where he arrived in Iwoday-.' A short linn alterwariK Mis. Dnnlap. of Fayette, who had Im pii spv eral months a priM.nel' among ihe Indian-, on Mad river, made her escape, nml returned to Lexington. Sh" repot led Ihat the Miniver relurtnd to h'- Iril.' with a l.ihicul.ible t il". He slated that lie y had taken a line you 1 1.; liiinter m ar Lexington and brought a lar u- Ih" t'hio. Ihat wloh eiignyed on the hank l Ihe river.uparlv ol whiteuieii had fallcu upon them in the nidii. and killed hicompanion-.. (ogctl.fi wilh hc poor debiicele-s pri-oiicr who lay Itoiiud hand and lool, unable eillmt lo C"tiol',.l nltli the rciiiiuk. tlmt i nlrnut i iniu'l. of the city by tudit a by day liht, The truth in Citimcnn rn-ver lie a j. Lire of iiiiic.iiiii.lc. It lsili.n t. Cf.rv rHVooible. in. I tin- irrnnna f,,r mil.. .1,,,,,. Minmi.h0 1.ail i.:,nurci in- crj ui uc-ni. r.m i (( li(t (t i, cotl-lHIIllv ,.iw. to overlloni. ' PtmH- an-l. bftritusl by th.- frebl.-nesn of th Kmp ; ,t-ari-rn. i.r.iuu .ases wiji,tut iu Imoiii; i-rt-crr. cveral stntii-lnup AiiKUMin. lie acmm.M forever 111. lieroic ati.l frfl Wl,h ater , mil linn of .lotlirs liave htm mici.I to ! build an riiibaiiVmi.iit to jnoU ct (t Ten millinn- im-rr iiinlrr. tirn l'alilr iti li. In the iiemlli of A'1fc'ilt 17!l-.'. CllliT'-il the MTVU-e of Hun-la I'ji -kenl i,li lint mule a partiif the bravo army of l'i. lau.l. Uorn in 1771 at M'-hih on tlie frmili'-r ..f Mtlm-nla. hi win. in e..!triiciice a mhjict f the I'oll-li kiuc 1 iluiii. Hi fimiilv. urieliiiilly from .-ibfrm. raninl ihf tinii.e of I'a&r. In whi'-h lie aiLk") tl.r trr.iilnntion in w , in Itiiria, uiiltk. when lie lisuo-l .miang the oilliern i( llil) jHiwrr. l'askclti;li. w one ot the o ry few ofTli-i r J of Koscianko lio coii-.'tib'l to exrhauji.. the national , Ciller ot I'olan.l for the bUfk cKkuU ..f ltu-i-i- lhl C"inikii-auc.'. nl In u-e a lurilrr wotl. tHuilil hltn tlie B'mkI KtHcen ut the biiirfTor 1'nut I 111'' a'hanrri,i,-iit of I'.Kk.vluti ra i.l Hr.Mtr. at 1)iom kutl, - where , the Ki.sr.iuu' alli-' l ith the Au-lri.in nti-l IVtiKiann. ; fu-ialit ltlt I. valor HRiiiiist Niel""n. We iiml him. , In hl2. clulli.-l nhca.ly viiii the BrS'lc or Minor i.Vm rl, ami citilliiatMiiiK a tinelp nteler the onlen 'it I'rim-f . llriwulimi. ll-' fought it ."-pml-n-k. nt Moscow, nnl ut rlia). wonbl till up the lots ami mike It ti.li'rable N.itliut If" can rc.hrm the ih-e Ii. reputation for beatth ii b-vt The III i Ce.itral llea.l il bull, I a track an.) tuakc a hu.liii,. ilirre. a the tertniiiiiR of their mad. but it take too imtcii inoncr o nioke it placo of any ulic. The trip up llie Jlif-lppi o tin- pUc m a plrn.Bnt one. Th.. Hvcr i- wi-le. but not ireire m tlinn the Ohio for mine diMimcP nnove iu mouth. Tlie cenery in nut n. liar n It Is on Hie Ohm. There are more i-hn't in thr iher. ami tie.ri' an-l bant nn.) n.pj.-'"! I'-okmt; coit ou the Mii-tf- i..i than on the tlliio. Tlie water 1- more mii'l'ly, au'l llie current in "trimtfiT. i.,..,e i-rftil r 1 1.11-inen full Into the face. Tho i ,ii" iilid i.uat ihe luteiual fo lui , )nlr-ii-i'. If l.lt'D like SuiuniT -l:ii,-4, IhU t'lii'.'i. ni. a bli'- tJ ml ef love, would net la-tan Imur. iii'.-t i.f mi ll in tlie free Slalo ,ii1li ii- Into n den "f wIM bensl i Miieut aii-l .'.vi.(rci to m it-i.ml by tlm lire, llu' it la nut -o. I im Ihe pioml pikI w.'lcom.- n-i.r illiuloevllilill-ll the let. died ion EI. -. ii, ..f lh in .'. or l:..li-ou. ef 1 . I.u, in demllon In thosu wlm lute aiiir.iu: u-, nnd llifir memorie" ,i. Nor. Intuitu- t" the limu. m .-uc up Ith l.iilh In the (rtlUtit imd r-t...l Anierimw. liein the .Sou tU. non:il coiini.il-. rt oiioic lm-e ii-ir th. rnl.e of i3rikiM.iii)T In the nuibk iiiirr". of ouch men , Vc's. sirs! - the peril i upon" you. It had teen wvll if you had ui an enilicr day rcmeru--y-IjitpiI the old iiiaim ihat " thofo who flow Uio -j 1 wind shall reap Hie x liirbvllld."' -- , It were well tor the whulo country If h ? principle- and the tramplft of VmnrxoTfi( Jkitmim.s and HAMii.roN.liad been renictidwtcd; '; It is now somewhat late in the day, and not ft p.te.1 The ISHi f Jul' hi lh. Ireti'l. people ii ih.- I-I.ice de ti i.oiir-r.le, nt I'nrl-. an mimenw platform ' urn tiled vi ith :n nllar The Puliaian drmamle.l of ( nch olherthe ..bird uf llils ( nnMiu-.-tion. Urn they I ' lesne-d that it ia .If-limst to tin- celebration of a m. i ti. thitnk the Almighty for the hin-re- of theiillied annlcK at WnU rlon aiel in th-' lakiun ol I'ari" j The next inornliitf tliu tlruliis hei.t ill nil 'tie Mrrcb. of j 1 1'nrl.. and llie c'lioi'in ii'liMiiciiiK in cloie nnl l"iikr I eoboiiiK ihe foreign In.'-pv ilirectiiiK ttieir step binaol- j I the plan- of the cerniioii? - The hnilT"r Aleiamler ol j ! llut-in. the Kmit of I'luis. I lit- Iluke of Well inn inn ami uther proniiiifnt pei . ftMlnlnl at the cer'ruony, uat- ' vd on (he liulcoiii of the Marine ..fllce, At llie In.iii tlxid it the wiiui'l ol a fir.1 mIuIc i.t twen- t -ni,-iiim,m. tin. abbe nppronHird tlie fillnr. W lW ! 1 ii--ltiin proi'i.tcl nrui". ami to tlie noNe of the en u title, un hy lh" Hu-lun prle.l. the holy c lemony coin- ) ii.'li.e. lien I'n-keM.lch n.m clnrue.l with the , maud of the ennui IU'l'iet of In 1 th" iili.ir bi n reci.nrnt of grenadier of llie guard Ptati-I ,1 thest. . ot the plait. peih.ip- licit th.' brctk M,idj-nd a lillln too mig. In aiuii-.'.l hlm-.'ir villi hi eo illans. oBlitiK the I'arimin lidii'. win. had come He-re in to rue titiinlis. and In gtatid t -il- t 1. rttt.'inl He- Ti 'nun ot imt Tlie nail-nit li.niml ri-.oe-l In a n.-up nore hillv . iii. city ii inlere . itmitni tude. lni-lns. n future pn'.. i make tin- peeil tln-iue ofiiu'tbi r letlir . 1 Mm 11 tart i r Iii'lejii ndeiice. Mli-.ipp..int. il wilh the Jli.ouri binkn They are little insillling. for Hlf! Union find itH Set. juit ky ihan 1 tivt iippo-cd i i.mi ( ylH,tt jrom ,. fn option of a slavery debauch, nii. tin- wcl batil alHiun 1 in I, lull". . ... - .. ... . .. i. t tl... V..il,uro .if iyn Nt K-nmn. It an old tr.mli n.-ttiemeiit, but has n ,. ' , , pleaviiit lookinR coi.ntre nho.it it. The great mineral i HcpuMlC Oil Hie MllijWCt Of hlllVOry ImrC iK'OR n-ition t west nf thai pla-e nnd llie .lackiel iion-hned I Contemned, nil their exntDllleS iptt II1WI1. Bnd ill the Ir-n Mountain- to l-nol far oil The appr-xicu lo tlie'ir Mil l pd coilltn oiaiscs lirjoti'd frulO HlC halM luiK but of it and my KnpiM..B l " f f n-ess.ii is Lite. It U itifiiltltiir. it In nro- fanc. to come now before us wilh encodile team -..I steamer Abivy 1 and dilate upon ihe churacter and exumpleB of li- I the fathers! i ! The peril ix upon you.-' And tlml peril enn- si-ts, nol in iho fad thai (ho North h Gtnouml or not riilll-ientlv re-olnto lo defend llie Cooti-tutioii. Ktreiuc iiKMBuroH and cxlremo tan- gunge arc coiilincd to the few, tlie fiotii tndbtib-I)1pb always 11)1011 the fmrfuce of eveutj. The danger lies not w ith tlu'in, for they r powct-It'e's. lint it lie- in ihe fact that nil all, whu have herobdore st I as a body-navd around ihe Constitution and lh 1 C"mproini!,vbon ta- (Djjb Slate Journal. WKHM'XiAY, JI NK 11. 1.".J. Mool, and (tie Hoolem Trade, Among the changes In coininercinl policy now poiiiK 011 in the world, wav bp noted the gradual ni ihe foot nt ult'Tiitinii from a Mroug prohibitive policy in ' brioty and weight, whn-a prudetiL-o and pat.-lot rraiice, established by Hie Croat Kmperor. to 1 nve held the lute or opinion "icailily to il audfindinn lir! 0f ciinin 1 ati vc freedom in trade. The proper channels now fcl hemtclvea betrayed French goveiiiuioul lias hitely taken off livepor t nd di-ntuied, Ihey have been taught by tlio cent, frmii Ihe duty on Ati-trnlinti wools, mi con- t'tiiuti and the Adniiuirtration, that if they re ilitioit however that thev are imported in French , "Pcf the early pnuciplca of the t alters and tie unit bottoms : no that while elie is very windy en- j '"ornprmni-eH of the ('onfrtitullou, and the o.xci d:,tf.,r Tl. irraci'ful miiiI" ar.-nditih- th- 1 arlU'tl 11 m.'iil iH-for .tiitt"l bud it not l" Aiedlier escBpi- -til of Ihe V.iriiis Ihi-tre. "ho log.'! Tenant into tlie front rank and I 'irrle l',.kfwitrh d.-r.'.ide I fr-m tlie 1 11:11 to nn iidiiiMiit indi.-atmir llie Udv . adoibiut u.id. rl.""l Inn. and it. a fi w 1 ar ties found her"' If where -lie de.ir-red Iter irratitndr to IVkrw Hell by n H. tlun l,irl.sl 1.. lit 11. but while I,- a (.timI iiiii-c heard. Willi Hie wa u.inirh d Die erie- and the ir .t'..1.1e A b..ard Imi'11; i- li,i,ir weight il HiHi..r otrii-ra were pri-eipiuici ID i . .a height of more than thirty feel, I h Uu.i-.l.iiii. The lM..ir,l Ilml broke wn- I ip i.n whidi l'a-k. witch hud b.-en a few mu i by the fact Malcd aljove. that France was about ilmidltig. and whkh lie would not hvr wcehltlg Her Mlpilies ol the raw material 111 couriigitig maiiiifactiires by elietipeiting, the raw malerial. she di-criininatc in lavor of Frcncli Imltotus to build up her commercial murine. In this she is lorrowiiig a Ic-son from Kiigland who, bv her navigation laws and protective policy, tduipcd by Cromwell whow memory receives 110 Ibit, Mandin credit for it. ueceede.1 in placing b.lh her coin- Hie policy m ting ipiesliun under il. no lwly elc will respect them. The .routh, lor whom thew? disagreeable conte-ts hae lieen (ought, haf kept 00 fnitli. back lo the examples of Wasiiixutos nnd Jbirtiisov, and Hip wholo Xortli Is willi Toil. where you now ataud, pursuing pur-ued. compromiboa a:e aa duct inorce and imimifacture.s beyond couuH.'tition or and chn tf. V 011 have lent your wholo power to ..itttrd. had ip'rn rivalry for u long lime. brenk down ihe tiarriciv, which inlerpoM between lied to Mi.-ri. I j;,, hrnncli of trade lias undergone greater niaiorili"-and iniin.riliei. Vott bare aown the vicis-itiides than Ihe grow th and manufacture of t wool. And of tlilH we were forcibly reminded wind. The whirlwind ia at haud. - vo'inu comedian. markablo (K'eurr a 1 Hie b r in clnef of the army of ; tli lnmil..' . .l.irliml.i--tu in nl. Hi hriKade wa. , M-itbui' d nt I'oiiilH iui". in the ,-nurmi of the oily, lie I th-11 In thin mU$v a eminiif. flluale.l on a larRe Italia, a country unknown to the civilized world two centuries and a half ago ; for a long period the reccplacle of convict as a penal colony. and just now emerging into commercial notice. ThuoiirlieM great centre of the woolen trade in nirlilgau rollllrii We see thai the li.-irolt Tribune and (be Ail-virtiner are not fully agrcod what courM to 1 lake in order best to combine the strength In ; Michigan ..ppof-ed to the repeal of the Missouri roinprniuise. Th.) Tiibune Is Inclined to believe that tiaimi nre nolhinar. prineipltt everr- tdeao ,nrty vlii,li Nn"'l.iti had iioen tu he. plo. Irian. ;urM. uppeoiH to bavelieetl iu what in now call- 1 Ihiii. nnd thereforo counscla. aa oi";auizallon , edllelgium. known ot the time we speak of. a the wilhout r. fcrenee to yit dist inc tlous, fhe.Jrf French Netherlands, or Flunderi. A w 1 iter of trrtiter, on llie oilier hand, in Incllued 10 adhere Ihe lath century ipioted by II 11.1,111 kivp, all I" time-honored mime and oriranlatioQ of Ihe world wna' clothed from Entfiih vo . "ic Whin party. The prospects of the Whig wrought In ITaiiderK." ; pnr'y. it says, w ere never bettur in that Btata, Jt was the cuMtun of the Kngli-h rarliauipiit 'lH there are many disaffected Iemocrnts who rare nd in those days lo levy specillc taxes to carry on l'''e respeel for the tt hig party ai an old and a the wars uf their Kings, ami for other exigencies national party.- thai thew mco bare do loro of irovernmeiit. And as Wool wan the irrcat for Ihe I'nr Deiitocrncy or unr Other oriranlzft- a gentleman of the cm. mine ..f Courivoie p- . subsidies were granted on it. which, on tumuli d on its on idea, nnd would never 1. 11 b.-rt.iliful U.riiie ',i-k,.1teli mw It put it Into ' f - - , ,..., v;,i , ,l i l tit i i i-,i'rvt.iutiIuliiiKhliniiitiii.i.r, ilnniilit t'lvo.un . mi. pv.uim. ui iuiuk t . n u- v.iiuiiuiiv ' i . ...... i w,ih I. o.d-..i..e "..men and iui. younc taken iti kind, and ihe wool wnt to the continent appears to in that boih. are Hfeht. That the dlf- Lii.imr i.oiy on the svme. lowtnn aticr it a kiui ol on Kv,rninciit accoiiiit iK-oatiH) of ihe greater : fd'ciico between our fiiendfl bt more niwut wsrtla l,. i,e bnn.l id the rryimeni ot iK. w.tcii ,.,.. ....i ,1... i.,,,,.,,. -; i. iM1 ... ,:. ; tljttil niivlhillff cl-e. Umt. 11 truth, thev an 11 oi t aiming at one and tlio same thing: and It Eecnw he h H.e railioad from I'ari Xn Wrsalllep now tr.nrr-.- In pari. l-ii.krli. liKaieeiiler1iinuieii1iii In liltlecliiite.iuton niimefoii" wtt'ti of Hiissian ofticers. nCln...p.. mid women of huht cliarirter. Th'lr ptoxlmlty lo tlie riier S" uie reti-Wcl natcr parties very ronvenielit nml vi rv uk.-r" .ihlr At that epoch Ihe I'nrtolaii Iniatmen lent not i,t mndc of writer txriiriin a Isu-ehanxliin d reputation. An I'teursion by w-aler fr, I 'lninl then a hi. h rc(Uiit rait i-ould no! tu'lulgc In. liy nana tsCUpC OP tPsl-t. llarlholrmi'H, thr Amrrkan Ht nip lor. in . lb-' N. .lie. .1 frnme. niier-alex,,, 1'id lin: v." !lh bill..-, lib an w iih th - In...!, " I ha -t.lio. , nml. and b . ii p.. -ibe i 'in. led Ir . iu ill po-. -ioU I down on Hi " humanity. mind and i aiih'sMiibi ' ail itllclliL'elil lead ," MwLel- d ladua-. alter death. -III.'!- il -liaise, jn 'nu-i'.ieee ,.( which iheir boilie. ,! nliUllly Valli ll li-'lll llie MirlilCf ,, Ihi' earlh. 'I he nu hli"-t tree, alter It i- Cul down, di-upptar-. with the i-veepiloii. peih.ipi.ol ihe b:ok, wln n epo ul b. Hie nclioii t lie' air for thirlv or b't'ly vcai-. L'-ave-. vonn I w t;'-.lie--I law o' whicll'i- lidded to He' mil a- inaiiiiie, iiocy liuil- A e.. ili-:ip".tr iam-i tn.-re ir.iirMy. Ill a -h-'i let' ti , ll'iiinal imitti r h.e their coh'o- -i..i: ilievare i)i--i'i,li d in i 'i llu iit. leaving only th" mi M i .i elcue'iit- which they h;td derived trom Ih" -..;i. Tin- gr.t.,il a'.d m.Mn.il piv. e-. ,.f H,e di ictlto' en lanc .t'h.-'l'i . .j'le-li.-o, w h t -III ll- inline Wl.e'h.r Ire-di' i ' 'r' S'ati" ilill'. i. ot nl l.d as little "I . I ll, sh.,11 I' ill III 1.1 e, ll,..', e 1. I r-edoi il. and it will i il- .'..n-i'itol; il. di--nlllli.'l. I' Ih'i- .-1,1. im.l.-i lh .w HcH I :i'.'l. 1 j th.' wh I i . i - r . -iv. Ih" mi.I'I wo-il.l ..I mu. 'Hi" v.-l'.l.ml -.Iv. how I-- on h' aitcntio-i. veietl wiih it- emlle-- pro- -t-l.il.t- hie. bunlh"de-wlo.h.i.rviv.- H... ivtolic ill-' i l-ot lhe.illim.il I. liuil h .I.O IC". ill Hie ..Illume) ' nl! compound I'orined iiMi'ii-. Ih'oiii- iintiiedni1 Ihe iii.initold l iiu-c- no I, tluelieeot wh el -v wer lid I ll'id.'l-:- n ll." 'til I nil. ilii.l-il;, ,.) ! in . ju- , e.lli M.lll - t.ol.l ot -tb. -w d.i.. i,,ii a -. . ie- --I III. il hv.ln.j. .iniiiioioa. ol Thu- Ih. ir "! h.iU-l I phltlb- ..'I . I..I-. .11 d.'l V f i il'l.'l' b be CX I ll.V ll fill- free ' i-e. Will Lett a v ,:. i,t,,v , i, ,..'. A'. l now i. r. ni. on- f.r me to I d.'.-lme. in v ev nf t h- .bvi-iou.ttihi-contr.oet-syH.ueo at Irn. I. lh.it I h ue -e. n i,.,' hi..:- ;o d be ird no'lttnj d mug i'- pn- -re-s In ch-i:..'.' 1 loop. moo whull at llu- carle -t proper pe 11 1'-d I petlbct.ii.lv expre-.ed. Crt:ti.ly lit ve li.it il'i1 I the e V I' I ' t ICO then pio".-i ) thl'lho fn- .si.i-es would ncpiieM-e iii t) a-'.tr.. A- tcf taint i to.. I in iv av 'h'lt 1 Ii a 1 -e. n th" billllln.ilit eftheprnioi-lliill I he l.; -'ory ol I i,e la-' tlnr'v v. ir- w... Id I- revi-.1. correct, d and aiuei.d'd, and lint it veil, I t li. n app ar thiit lh" c.ni.hy dntin ' all licit p. rind bad been icMin ; in pro-perny. c..ii'en!oi"iit aoi pe.V'.l.ol l. poll a V.llld. COUSlittlMi-n.'ll ll"'l t ?. v.ii'.il .1 1 ' coniproaii.e b- tw t en lb., -lir.".- S1 ates all) the Irv Si iL-s. leil t.p,e,.i1i':i..- e.st i' i,t iot.nl and false opinion ai.d even i'll'im i.i, :n't nl Uour.'s-io oil li-ur. iMi.n tlnth' font nny, I am now if p..-iblt! in uc than cc r -I'lMi- I lh it, nln-r alt I hi ib bit.-, tie- lu-'my of tl i.nutiy W ill i;o d..W1i lo po.'.eiitv ri-l a It -'.iod. b fiite rnrrvnigto tlioni ihe.-v iii isiiir fie s tlnl nn'il l-".'ll lh" Cotu-re-s ..(ihe I oiled S: i'e le ,i-lat. p.l to prevent tin- i::tt oil'ict em ot -hn e. in'o new 'leiriloliei W h'ui.'V er tli-i ob,e.'t Wa- pi.ic-tirable, ninl lli.it iu that V" v they ir tic I iii fdthiit p diey, -iii.ler iil.irinii. ;.pp of civ il C'liivu! -i a, 1 lo iiiin. it ! new shiVe Si ..1 1-; l-'it upon li .Vpn- con- di'ion. Mio'ila-.d io l..v..r of llie fr.-r -'.ite ,;tv. rv -l-.'iiM I- forever pr.dnhi'td p..t t, tlo' esrin- ai,. Itin-leriOnliv- of 1'e Clil'id M:it.- ..I He- p.u .M I ot de :; in. I v n thi'." I" wi i , lei .-! nf -o (o cm It win I mm hai . a- lo - .ibl -h it- cm ,,...1 I -'ill bill- 'i erne th" ii tt i iu -I.UN.' Ihi'. , believe I,e in,. I 1,.-:. ai" w-th lev ll.e I li lt il j- ble vbeh 1- Ihe gl ...i Id. ii w.i- I"" e....- ut;. i.,w. i. at .'.'.i.'h in- iiioioimr -i or ov . I imt the Sill L-l- i i. re living eve io U. elailbniM i.d lh" tP-ii air .l"li,-:on. .,.-., .e: , tr .iinrt lo iidi:ih- n.id , i.i-li.i.-r .in.! and ll- b.,.lli -llcl. i-lh- tilii, Ihe I ill Ih I . I lolli.W.ll bi III i- He- I. .;,!. Illelll "I ii iieociilir hi.1 ,,,,-1 He e.l Iron. lh. ud Mb . i. ii. l-le.l. ivl'i " ill- ..lllti-. I d lit" b.r I -II ell. I' a ne in ;h io'n-i o . t!n..i'.h hi- ii of Ih" h. art of l'Xlriii'l from a litter ton gentleman In llii- eity. if. 1 Home. March ii .lh. I-.'.I : lleloic clo-i'ig. 1 ii't-w-'i v,iunpiiiioin"iiuerning nuir friend' LarllMdeim'-w. the 'ciilpti.r. I ealled at In- Mudio, n lew dav- ago, nnd bund I.i tu haul at woil, upon n Inrge -tulue which hocall-' 1'ar-iidiH' l.o-l.' ll i- ivaily !liii-h"d in clay, nml will 'k- iinuieilialeli pul iu marble, ll i-a tig-me nf Lie, in a siliiun poture, her In ad much incliti.'d. In-r nrin-cMcnd. d tnwaid' In r knees tei He' h it id.' and h- r hand-rla-pcd louclhcr: the whole seiitim-nl i- that o inteu-e n-gr.-l or repeiitanc-. Aloiuid (lie r"'k upon wh.clt Mie .v is -iuiiiL'. is coiled Hi" M t-peiil. and tin- apple ' ,-ln i-him: at h-rf.-. t. She i-diaped wiihhg b .im-. ,. The -buy i- hilly and l-ucibly lol.l. llav iui: -eeti . ie arty iiH the -i-ti nr-i ami painted ligtllTs ol Lie" lhroi.'h..ol 1 1 it i im-. I -ui'io-e,l llnre wa nft-r ihnth. when noihinu hll ol lie-cl. but. ui -citigHiis. ,iirn r ii.-t in iler the in- I wa- toicibli sirm k unli tis in'auii ami it- ong "I I. 'Ih-coin- innlitv. ll i- eul rclv dillereul Iroin unv oilier Lie" in culptiii 'paiming. and a.- l.irsuH- li-.r to tin nio-i of im-m as the wotk- o lluomi-rolli nie -up- ri-r t Him- of his imitaloi It. ha-d llliinv Hiiiii.- itl.e loti were ill K'nine. lli- 1.1-1 bil--leti-l t-cetlaioly the bi-l. It I- 11-Hi" Moi v nt linear and l-hir..u 1 in the ib -crl wilh w.'i'.b'ilul ci;.cl. Fr cunii-ilioii nnd -i iiiituetii it i-wmihi of any arli-t of any lime. I Had an ncciinl ot il inn liouian m-i i.slical, ih.it wa-iei liailcrtig toln- arti-t. Ihe-ame p iM r pnhe'nl-o of h." '.ii p1. and other iimn-mm ats. in lb.. highcM i.-rm. and eM.-lbd hia lah-nt b.r in.nuiii"Utal cnlpliirc irid hi-ler--. ilil. iv. I wa-.I- IL'hMl w.ih a littl" t Hue he ' ''' , . ,. . . ' ' fH 1 lhi! pruclico Iwoame dislasieful. and an VMr. rr in n,(. k-.,U n of A-nierc. tor ll.e .fudcnU "lis lilOilc ill lM. ill Hie reign of Mward Sal. I ' titUC lo Maud OA Ihf n.Wrl-.-tte-of ran 1 lo assert an independence w hich did not exlM. K u,,uul iion-t vi t.ol.-, ' n,,e dny l',i-k. wilili htd tfoen a iriand dinner In Tt-liifr n .lfl V(.ar (). vorlUti.Hi ol wool was de- ll ,s t-'Xpected by llie opponent (if Ul polttl- riouiti... laide .ihrjvui -!- etartrii f..r the fan. riir i capital fcloiiv, rtibject lioweicr to the cal l,,,w l'r uf Slavery In this tiuarUT that nei- Utnei'- lb-rvrnrii-n on ihe it nter eonlintie.1 till nnd-1 1 , ,. - , ,, . ,, , niuiit. Af.. . ha. ink- .i. )owM i... t.ind. vhr ub. t "fder of the King s council as to the duration of i lugs or Uetuoci ats, or r ree rioUerfjt aitltera mile of thr eiter. at tiientt:mee of theik-i-de ikiui'ne, Hie Matuie. It wautmoM imiiu'diately K-t aside. 1 tf"K clawl. will claim ire-aiaineuo in tbo he reanin-d hu ctutfc in a tulle l-nt wtuMi be rowed mill ti ubl practice continued into the next con- j 'wttlf that Is joined to Lttuiwi i-'!.lJl" l,lm-. lf llv di-lractien oi (r...n a want ..f kno-l'-d,:.- i.f turv. lf.. PV the llljlldicioua laatiotl of (lie I ""'l" "iti'. under lbs ( onslit Jt:OU, Til 0 .he pt,.-e. Le aiio.M i.i h in drift .i.,.t a ..ake n,,,;,,,.,,,, am, lt.ir ruaehincrv in Flaudcic 1 bor- rccognied by th ratttiiclpal ttw. I..Z. .1.!! .'iL'lVI!. ' r..ki.ri. .ui ,,.,,,'h . ' and llnigiindv. ihe ariisis in ronsi'derable num-1 11 IlfVtr '" imended by the tramers of Ihe ot- ";: wiiunirr. felt ir. m ihr cmr-r .f H.e cum,.t iint he ' hers look refuge in England, and laid (he liiM Rai,it law tint ."-l.ivcry should be rvcojnictl ai j . .im.ii.i iii u ati" o.. u. re-tut it. an t -iiteii f. r tiei,,: toundaiion of the woolen inauufartiire iii that a prmnph in our It-'publican (Jovemiaint. It; n " s - Kinunom. in 1 1 in. we mm iieury bin jiroiuiut I ," u notiivsui; nw-umuuii, aim m iae . r nn oncMM.him. ,m)ltirtntjo1 of m(,ri;imn,iiw frorn lllir. : compromise which were entered liUo-.tha intet wi.il. he 1u.n2h.iai imre in. lUinti.e ti.w, TiieM- gundy. In retaliation for a prohibition of English wight thai the owner claimed in tin person . i,..Hl. nwak.ne.ihn maMer. a poor hirl.te rmau -leeptuK c lot lis by the Ibike, showing ihat by the middle : (f ' slavt' w lic.'ded M pruptrt), in UrTM jt ibe -ide.f .. 1 lie of wmMtn the t-d i -in of an Md frrry i;,.u century the woolen innntiliicture had i"K the ba-is of r pn srnlatlon and Uiatlnn in U..11. lie pot up tin...-! mm ihe rater and .warn t , ak)i y firm M() fn Kn ,,, act ((( ttie )ltli thirteen, and in the States lo be created want, the c.e s ,-krwi.e!,. at ll.r end of hi- force., , lMAUrn.i ln ... , r.n.i. Te. ri.orv then l-k.n.dnfr t ihe r.Hon- li.ni.-ir n.Klain luulf : hln rescuer had much , '" ....... ...v mn n c r to e .ndiirt him to the .l,..re. liere lie drew bun reiiiiuiine unx ciiil-h. in u.v u.e.orv 01 uie pro- '"- '- .v.j .n v .-..,v- f-oniim.' Tlie 'V-t t- wluMi lien i'nki-wttih ow.i j tcclive and inonopoli.iiig policy of that country. r,,v- iiic n pi'i ati d into the cijiiMtitoiioo with iioai itleuse.,.!. !-!..!!,;. tto n irrnvller.it the nl I 1 e hear much llowa-davs aboiH the Iluctiesa aiid .'''' c eMeuslve with tbo ltoutid-1 of i of N..i-.i-s.o. "ho now Kiiincd 1,1, loit.e in cuttiiut ..,,,,.,, of . uf c..,,:.. ..,, s..nnv ihe Cnioii regardless of thi! cM.'iit of that rn'oo, " thed.j t7ailm" leilgeMier the ' llnl 'M"I, mwrully iinderiiMn that the breed u!f-0 renidli" of the mmncrln which Tet yMgn of cheep from which this wind if grown vvnsorig- l ltlir.v "VV ,H' m-.piircd out ol which new Statu linr recounted in Ihe : itmlv ubtiiined Iroin England ; lull so it K "niy ta- loruieil. I lbs atwitupl toil 11 tu Ueroga- mill.) tl.. up the wood which eai mvrkel. Theod'Hera ,'.d. nratc-l Ita-Un r.ir Thee two tietil. i ( mn nn the vingorgani- I til .M.i..r,if ihe r. made liv. lv Impre- mi er-titious mind of ,Meande. Pi.-U lcm e must have d. -ien- for Itni. mm " .aid he loin f liar friend. " let him I hrouicht lfore mc mi' of these ilav. I well to '" linn." '.Kkeuifi-h on received Ihi eidi r to appeal la-fore the i:inTrr Ah'.n.id.i t" cel. id him in He-ftranl liolel of tl,. c Hiril-tri Tiill'-i rami rue siiit-H.,renlm which he ti-e l at that ni. Tiu nt a. til .l..i-e M veral p nernl offl t-ir were pn-mtat the ltilerh The J.iipen. krwttcll tritb alleutioit fit tome lime. kid hn V1, part f:riii.iisand..'phinl- Hh lli aid ol tiioi-inie la -I .1 v IiMi are. tin I . "1 their llill Open inll ,.r in:.. ...IphnrY aehl in" He I.,,-,,,, i wh'el Th. of the c "imtrr 1 you telon to!" i in billit.nla. sire ' -re a l'.-l. . . m irh the bette), 1 1d,, pain nuking ihe importation iu exchange for '"n conMituiion most clenriy. It is In borne- of Arabian blond introduced by the Moors: M,l,l,Mii t 'l"' sl,!l'lt of Rcputiiicanisru. Tbe , she In turn enpplylng Saxony. The tir-t ev c'.niui I nuli tpin.M.ral!c. It isUligirchic Aflii-, i change U a;d lo have taken place In and ; tomtit1. A nuin who oppotei thin prlociplw is wa rpfinned according to ILillnm In 1 hi."., a liemocrnl--hp i-a Whig he a ijre .-fuiluf. I'mxurr citos a Spanish authority, who dntee Then why should our Michigan Iriuid differ '.' ihe grnit improvement in the breed of -beep in We hive fn'il mole than we Intended to e.iy , Spain Iroin ibe yenr I'l'.M. when Catherine or when we commem'- l. We have KpoJcfii in kitid-,1 LanciiMcr brought with her a. a part of her a"'l tr u-t it will l.-recclvmL The lrn ( dowery lo ibe b"ir ii)parent ..f CaMile. a llitfk 1 now presented ir- nil iinporlant lo the esiMeuco ,of EiikIisIi sheep. tliMingtii-bed. at that time, of nnr Free InMiiui -uif.. WhjMuca IkuM we ' alnive Hum' uf every other country, for the teaii- dilfer abnul Ihe pa I '.' The pmcut is More u ' Iv and ilelicacv of their U-tcp. The t-rni Merino, 'charged wilh iimne uluus rw-nlts. .We know npuhv fr by which the fine flock' of Spain arc known. N de-1 'bat our enemy I- in-idioui and elciilatnlarge-rirciLliy(oiide.lrom.l'rtirt.i.igtiifviiig''wau- on ""it" ilb-rciu )s and jealminles. Our rupe-adde.1 the a,,.;.., -'- .i.,, , r nn trnl.lfiti i.;u. ..t.b.1. rlen.-e tenches n- (hai the area t e-t dilUciillr Le. sl.ifti-d it place of residence wtlh the seaf-.n. in combining llu- cl'-nitnta of rvnilnw. V e e ehtiMit- which -phcie lilhe Ihe le ,. i ; tl which ' Hi ' -ol. I.ealll. f the dead geiieril- The til'lelll i t lia I.d .' I ll'.lll I, ..c Iiiin-, hai are the .hap- b. ot ll lie, :. pa Mi -l luo-h.-d iu m;il.e. and w inn. n-i-i- lo ui make ie tle ..r a 1'allT hap- Sh"ph. id ll..y. dldl.- d in a '" np .ii Hie iiit'ik "1 a trie, in i fn nb II. - and. li a'l "lh. r ;.d"l -.on. : ..I'Jit I 1 ; eai l"ll;l . I.I l.ll" IM Ihe ,p'lh..,.- .11, 'I ll I- ill llll. illl' llt lilr. MIL I- ,,.,, , ,,.!, , ; iiii.I ili',,' II iii. ,, i, i.u. Mm ii, K ll,. ,1 II- li nil ,,i, v il f il fur r ' I ,li in, . 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In- i-ii.-iiil- i.i il,, it iu lit- -i,- ul lilt-. : ,i, liuu ,i l,.iii-li,,l .it llu- r. until in II'. . lii.li... 1 iv Imi ul I ".nn,- in I....I, ,,i, t' Iii- r.,ll"li,,. 1 n I nlii k. vli.lli" kin.ul. ,liu- In- tlt'.iii- in I ii. I't'lii f tii,l ittiinniiu-nliil -i,llnr". I liniiiil Mini 1 it. Iii-IiiuI liiii,l,, llu.uiil. ll ily III"",-,'. 'Iilikt-y.! .-il'in. I'nl"-li,,u. i.tnl lii;,lil. .-(, It'll, -nl-1-,-ni'-l-i-nml lititi,"-ill lt:-ll it ,l"",l tlilliM'Ul Intnl..' I'I'lllnll Iti'tli i'l- nt III- ll".l,l-t ti,l,ii'llilill"l',-lll t,. iii, ,n-. . Iiil'i'tnl" niiul "iiii. iil ninl lii'iiulilul tir- I'liil.rlin.il.liiiiuii---. l- ti,.l I I'.i -I'lttl. All, - III, -in Mini t. Il,,ly I ntnl. anil III" Nil". ,11,- Imt il"tii-, f llu- imi-. i,l iiit.,riti.iti,'ii. ,, l,"i,:.l.t, , tl.,1 11. .11, vil, i,-r rlr,.t tint limp , lii.lr. l-.-li-li ii.lt,,n.lilt It i,i,H.,r lliit Ton .i. tn.kv ni. n. I 'll ' t1" miilii... lli.l l,r,rn ti,-, ,.l., pr"lfrl., r,',,,.r. M, ' Illl.luol.. n..'.K..,...l,nlr, Ulr, I Tlllll ill" IlllOllO. nl till- Itl-MC i OWillR to tllC I""'" H"' P" ''I' ?l'l'PH iKfllTt If tighlljT int.. in. ?n,t.l. m iii" m..niii,H-tl,r.,n,n.l ,.f st,r,pi onrn ttiki-u nt 1hr niiliiiul.. ti ui'll a. tn cliumtc ..I ktr,i, tir,,i. ,i,t I ti ti i,,,,". ' i. lU-.ii, m-lrrtt. .1 tu- tin-iniir,,rm eu-i'lli-tici- of llu- f..l.,-ll.ll lm...l c, -rllll, t,, tin l.ii. in .,,,. hiIrr p,l,., r StUuIIV ViKll 1 llllill- tllf H.-k-, ' 't.' M k, I " r,, .. Tin- 1.,-it. i,..i.,v i,e i v.. r eil. a..d a L-.i. xiv mm 1,. ih. nur i W "'eniiiient has nind Keal eaerii.n tn li.il Vtii-re. mi hi le.uTii fr.,m ilir ii.ifi-rii.naie ram I maintain a KiiH'rority ill the growth andinauii-nti-i. Int. Minder. l..rlniie il"oimt b ve eld im n '' I laclurc of wool. At rt lK-H.vd po late us 1771. il wn penal lo manti fact tire any cloth wholly of Cotton ! The people of (L llritnin were largely interested in the growth nnd manufacture of wool ; Ihe maniilacturc of cotton was then jtiM iH'giuiilng lo excite attention, and, lie it n inein-lMred, cotlnn wa imi then grown in any nf the polonies for importation it wan derived from India, itn-n the cent of prmluclion for Ixvth the raw nuiterial and the manufactured arlicle. Tlie great inutationMifciitnincrep oroehiliited in tin -.1.1 that Ibe ..1 1 Mar-hl l far fr-.m liarinR tlie I ,.ntld. nr- of tlieOr No l.-ln in ll.e Mir-en . f the t rai..-ai.-n Al ll.e end of a l tve rar.er nf pl.irr. ' I mn irns lomlliat 11 l 'bn(rri"l to tempi for s. (jr To die on lit- t-d of l.oirl. m. -iIt s-n. i nt-li nml lil- ecret lie)"- but tlie inv-o-r In I at.. I tie mil-t iWv In fier of a bH.I. t ll"- ob r MA.t.l, ivt ef k.-1ensc n tM-llll-e lt.n.eiei .le.alrd he no 1'ic. well llie rrilU- Hill et to knot ll.,.! all liii-'i.nn nr.--lb' lots Hu n i ik-nr. In. hp, If .li - hui n -Ndtien jn.1 ... tr l'--ke,t,l. ...tniii in ni..ti..n, i ll in flic of ibr H lo lli. hub (.i , tis-d. Let lh" fricii.lt of Itepiibtlcan G()vin men! Ite nite ih-n.nml diuppuial Ih-ir encmiei. Let us unitp nit n i ..yyos rRI( in,t we iholl 1 Aoin Unit n roviviov mmb, in Uio purt Rrpubli cani-m of our obj.ct. Hfaiitv or tMPMrvc). The 1'ditor of the ClevcUnd Wain lhahr a pensioner of the Slavt Aristocracy, V i. I'lfi-Ma-icr. nml a in duty -hound rcp-ion at their Iriuini'hs. t'res gum at tbe repeal i f tfo Missouri I einpi..mi-e. nnd dioutc whon tbw lav feud a iiegio int l ivery, Thinl! nil vprj well, er-pc'iiiiiy iu- law peri ; nnu we no not moji-c' lo the coiitiiiet by which lie has Hold biurtilf t. the Slave povveiiliatV a mailer of tasta, thit.k- 'iilllivgeli-l-:i- ,-, lo ol 111 own MiM. 1 lah. V. hi d-p mtn He- lir-1 I'.el Vo : I.d e.pml o . pi ni.itm -he in. ubi.vl is .hi ot I" ailv ' i.d . .-I the h'i .1 hn i- object lic'l din alHh"-1in .'uolalwav held in i iW t'l ill'' two II a e il of -P"ech Ol i vi'd i re-t -hall hav.-ca He n I -hull "vp.-ct . o ,l Iumii iatii.g iu I'M new 'I - llliilv Cl.".'ti;' ii.toevt-ll lh I'l el le .-lilt" :i a. id ol i .oji ft n, b,' h",.'. .-la i civ ii i-. but He -Hi ed em III III .1 lire enabled le' I. Uil'l.ltio; gi . at Id poVV id. nl vitalilv v tlm ml-, in lulu i 1 il-t ' it. I ii -I .' 1. J- l It1' : ll.e, K: O'.l. ,IV1- .I- . Hiill anhii-cl - Innil'd . I"''"-" "I1- Hi- p- llill, il p. alloll 1 Ihe I lip Mat : th.i I it ii h ad I-' I ai , i ', 'iiii-l . lo le-iol ;;H .1'p-IV- Ibi-p'lh.'l". i-u.ld - a ti.'Vef.t- If, In n tree it. o- - a a ui i. I inn w! i.n mi ,m ' :l lelltlll' l t.lilll li" il llll IV e.h.H thev a'v that it Hi" pei-klnr, .. t: i It -. Lor , licit hi L.v pre at' r llu I Un veil" bi at e,i-. and till who Iln ik if ii is-eeme pi t in Hi d''gir.' Hnt I-. and tlm' the ecu-ily o Hie I C..UII.b'te re p..!:ilillitV OU It- mi l o Hn- I loveruiib ut nml Hn decline nml uiii billon nlwav- in H.e ir.iin .. -lnverv, tin. .ill I" mi loil".. i ii hind of Lindom bill 'a laud , ,-la.l'tV. J"h,,r t.lirhl'H, M..((MHI-'o,V l.'U- Tvm.x at Hi. Worn..- Cr..mwcll in-. ol inairiiiio h1- .l.iii'.-hi. r i.i i. wen th null ot t.l.ua. -I. r hir..; wle ii he v b beve. l.v dolilctic gn - i,., Hiat iii.laiii-.'Mr. .Icr. ini While. ple.i-ing imoiin r . io d i..p v. A ol hi- coin I, ' wa- ncieilv p .vim; hi - addle-... b l ady I i in-y. -. wh." wa- lar timo d;-e,,.ii , i,. I,,. ,,... .-I inoiion. lion-. KMerinir his dam.hb-i'- I'-mi -uddenlv on- itay ilii- pioieclot- ciiat-hl Whii- on hi- km e ki ite.' Hi- ladv'- hand. hat i- Hie induing "I Ihi-:" le d- nuitiiled. 'Mai it pb.i-e ..iii lliglim--." l.-pled V.hite. Wilh gi.Ml pre-'e; of mind. p. iniiii( I., .r.-i i Hi- ladv mini-wh.. h ippciod 1.. Is- in He r.-oiu, - have l.,g 1;nie coniled Ih.il -;ent!.'.voni.i,i. i,n, cieiiol pn vil I; I w ,. hiiinbU piin- ... ing H'T ladylnp to ml. ; ,le .., me " - ,, 1 frolll II llllll.Il.d llnlV. hU"l'.' -,ti. r,,..;1,. b. Hi- 1 Hull ol oll. covr It nmn; -why do mu tiii.-e de-I r Mr. Whin- o time phice U- Wll..i,i ,. ...... n,. ,.. r,:..,,., ., , , '"''' 'dii'..' ior. ooil v oil should 1li.it hlni n m I, " ' Il M i' ui.;,. nib luN Uie liuu hoimi ." ir.-. r,-,! He voinui. i,, ' Wilh a ei ..w courte-v. "I -lull imt I- ng.iit,- him." "Sav'-l Hum io mi h-. ' Mini I i'-.i,i- wi'll; 1 call li biio. Ihi bn-ino , halt bcd-iia i pll-l-lllv bet. .1'- I go Ollt ol Hie I'l onl." (io... 'l(, nni, uie c:i,i ua ii. acnvci; ll Inl- Ice! .....i- l... ,,. labor id lav tits, 'Ih-coial if the colli lu-ni e. ,1. are wi.ll. il r.1. ml I -land iind a mloai a i p, i' in tl..-.-' ew. ol 11 f.r whib ,'11t, tl'' 1 Of ,ll- eieii h'l-.' ll.iif : ih" fn- .-ii.i.-.iiv I:i piadical peliiicil sir.i! have tauuhl tlti'in ilt-i ,i li-hln- breed 'in Leah llelcl'lll"!. ! etil'ld, Mill W ot iblll-cll'dll :y. Uli. li v." Ulploltli-e law cited nnd the ! t H.e 11 ll I lllllll ll w (ainlitioa tor op.-ni'ii: il to the p.. ib.. pi,.-,rip tabb-.i, - .-l-.v.-rv c.ui U- rcju-ah d and tin- v,,;, , , ;, .;, ,. ;ni, ,,, ,,,!,,. inrver- A phil..-..,her ditil - a port "mi of pure water, , timi and very of tin- All i' i t. I shall n-p,- I'nion nevct ihel--s reiunin ht in. Ify..n ii ire rullv imi-h o llie Compnuiii e ot V.o. which. sedinleMi fi-out Hie nir. nnd then places it nmler rate tlu-iii I -h ill v..e f.-i- lh- f 'inier, nnd why limy do nol siund l.y H,. Ir rights a. d iheir n- all men know. I ppo-e.l earnest ly and with the iiillu. nce of a poweilul rhclrir current. I'M, Yi1"' ,nn'1'' k'1"! bi g.1 universal -iifirnge Inlcre-t more llrmiy. I will i.ll imi in ih- lo l ,i,t .,.,.. Neu-rtlHef-. I have iilwnvs piefei r- i Living beim. nn1 siinnihited into pl-1en.-i, the perniillii' '"""' '"1" r,, tt. n..l ib-pond, b. ell'ecte.l: i-a-iole.. tr, u .i have lol h.ue labor. liibli-h d it to I hlll.MllW. n if ihi- In do I now IV pro eilt i ll,.' . in f'"i n 'ii 'in i nt V- .lid thai I would llllllUl.ilUIV'hnlHd I. -p !. :'l.nn :h 'omlctinii , I H.ould ipi'.iiui e of I "-!" I I'll ol Itn.-e who e- ilimuK of Irecibi i Hi.it eihiti a yr.il w!H ob. no .-ge;iti..ll -piim. Ii.ip- IleW plilili-. llllng.'lle-r lllllll. e nnl lu'lelo-I ..Mioiu i i lhal netghb.. rh. .o.. lUirini how iii-rii Heci-;,iid .-t v-a.-h.i Hie vital iv oI'iIh h- '. beea pie-, fled ll"-p in ill" earth's ho-oni! Not 1 - w.culeilul is IL.' t.iet stabd bv I .on) Li-ul-av . who l. .oh Irotu llie hund ol an t.'.'vplinn l)r t,, momiiiv a Inbei . whi, h niu-l have I n wiappcil lt th up He i. tie -iv Hi, in 'Jihiii vmr- In bne. It wu-. (jim il.il.w.i. laiiieu anu tiewcii upon, lie--nil i: I'm. i. - Ai Hiel.i-l il il n-mn ihe Indian ehi. t, vv,i .-..uiiiming e up'.tl cliit'.:raa1- iod III.' Mor mon -. ill at-, 'lie- sii'.i.el l-'iiiu beor. e ol llu-coiib l.'tn-.' i,o'"liiiu- o" the m1 i.s, .b b-r .-milli intonal-d Hi.ll In1 eoilld - tile the dif on Hie .nl.. ta illlies wilh the lodiails. ploi ided oiie one of rrente ll.e t Ih p i I is hid a la-t. for vv i-wai.i lire. Ili said : H.e aile.nl.. - l.'i-.w in. u ai - i arch women are pine- t'.'' -- '"" l- : a. d il there i- nol greater care laketi. wo- li..'.!.- mf-.m ui.-a will l iairi'd away pro iv and their itu.'-r . 'luliii fii vill b- imudeied il Ihev wntider oil iti.'u..n-l- cai, , -h n nl vvillmiil ploleclill. I tell you, in ,i c mil v bk-Hiis. where women are u-.in r , 1 ' .led h od lo g-t. we Inieirn il l. ed I.i lake . b care of ih'ta. WaKer hiui elf ha leiiM-d in.-' tor n wldle wili- ; and il auv "1 tie- li-ter' will 'I uiiiri v him I l-di. vi- I can cl Hie win butll- V i.iih. I iiei e rliiiii that iinh - met) can take , n I., ll, r . "ire o He ir woiuen. ;i 1 K r may siipplv fi h in-, ll on :i Id" rat - He. and wilhoul eh-io'g ( the war e.tlief. In e .-i. bi-iou. I will av. il Hut while thi- f.iin editor h o exact In d. fact Hint the lti'ui-h Last India Company used manding the p.mitd of tlcb accurd'tng to thil la i'. rrrM-,n.l. ne. .,i .i,e obi . i,.t-.1 ...m-.! j to lake from lt lo idghl million piecei nuntial- "'id Hie coiiMiiulion in the caw id luv poor n st lot is M.. Ms3i. 1s-M. , ly ; and fts lalrnt. IMMI, the I'. Slates look near- sTo. lie r. piullntc. the authority ol lbs comtlli 1... ,i iftvn tn ..nui'ince .iii vonr ie,u-i, an ly elht hundred ilioiisuixl piece of the col ton lionul in ilieea-e ..f taxation and tlipmnk tb.t ,-i eibi. r.ictii i i,,,t.ioi..a fe iio.irs.f i.i.iiient g,Hs nl India. Now. India herself receiver- her 'llipcotisiiiuiioa of the Cniied gtntei ta lb lb,.,-...tr.:,1ie..t tbelV,-.l ,,. pie oi, 11,. ... inr ,,., jM fr( ,, rornpr delK-lldellle Oil IllT ill- Itiulllt Uw of tills I.IUd. tO W llfefc PrPIl tflC JU . !.V J ?. V iML'...!'i. . 1 'J I i-.. .'Ji ..i i ii. rtwfU'V 1 nnd her skillful weavers art" driven to ag- Aii-b-eracy nml lluir pinipa Kill an v ft. to aithmr n,i in..!, o.n i, ,.oi iim,im,eif,.n He. ii -u.i at.r.' rictilluit. as have Wen our in the clniiinca or Stab' eon-lit ition.-. and Inwtv are yet admitted II, il 1. 1 uie flt-t dehne en iir"e ll. Init a -Iioiik .letre commercial policy. by .Utie men. to Im- siilsiflliliato 10 ttiia hlCl ,i t.i eM-i-re ibeter , haw spoken of ihe d"generarv of ihe lit'. In ols diciic' to Ibln law, tht) Bnr'i'Oi mer. inriu.iuB lowa .. , rtil.,L. . , lk, .111.m Court ol ihe 1'iiiteil State, tins dri-Iibl in i ( o I.,,,.. . a , -in" one nnu seem. Hiinnsi iM-vonil 'leuci wueil l" l" ' ' '"'1 "'.' v Tn. ht, a.-ii'.n..fio..flie.s I iln-bislory nl w.xil culture and (he attention limi ef ihe State of Ohio Olid legMat'oti ntt.ii u.i bain .... ibe vi,,t,,rl ii Nebi., V.. k.oii.ts and W.-t.-rn Me 1. n il nor a li.i1 Ui..-' of foeli'iii f innkv tlir tr. nt tli i ol ,.i ii.r ov-a-r nf it.e mu to paid to Mork raising In that couiitrr it consid- i i- i" .ariicilai. wen- a violation . r..l.r.eo Kna. and N.bra.ia bare called rn Hut we have the aathontt ol l'r. 1'llK Hipremp law of I lie liuid, . i rf tbe pe. , I, of all rU nf Ibe I .... ll l" . comnietlCPIllPllI TllC CoII-tilUt'oll of 0 Slot wbctt ill Wlllc'j iili-u in re;r.r l lo tt ,-1 ! .rlel up. n witll Crre b li..e.ii.t.'lii).mr ! -..n.e f. Il.elr li-niei in U.al w , .re- tuiHi.,' ..f .all. '"IT , -I. ll' I . b- Mi -. U nil..' I will II -he lo lie II repoi olilte llu nie. and he ' 1 'ilia . tiiaii" i -tin i ih" -pot lt.l,,, i n tur i . four ,1-1 an, M.lhodUl, aei'.-"iii".it Iodine lelth" I'atholic !-,.- ud lakiiit ill'. clelVMIIell. II L.iptl-I, and Human I 'iiiledic, on leh. Soon a- ni ace in un d wilh knife and Ihirdot Hi., li-h. aiti. and the n..i grew, bin 'line i ih ii'id bl.iotnhi;: into beauteous O.ihlia ! A; the Nni'lli I'ole, where Veil would epccl I'" Io 1-"Colli" evtinct, llie siioW is M.1IK t illies and "f ii I ri 'lil red color. Limnine il by ihe cio cop", ind. lo! it covered wilh on, h- i-.iiis. erowini: on Hm surluc" ol Hi llll 1 Ul 111 .b.h A phih. o,her di-til- a port'on of pur- water, 1 St. huit ll m. Av HoM ii,. v. - A voting hid nam. d (bo. U . Ai nrtii" id on ihe -it. .1 a dea k on n b. inking hou-. in Ihi . iiv Ilin bn-upwatd- n Iitleeii blind, ed dlhr-.' Th- b,.y in, dialclv -ou-ht oui. In -i ihe i mloi.-cr ami i'llei ivmd- Ihe owner of Hie ch.'i'k. liuil wa I'ewnril ,1 I.U iulU VV v by the hit lei (nf hi . h,.e-IV. l 1 i ier nl ,h'e I'llll li ii.liil'.- th- h-.l.l removed il , i his plate, i i 1,1'iiiini- a h -.il ih.wti, wilh ui.-iit i 11 -at ' r.iblii'ii. " I'apa i -te ipul i rcb--in ." (Hip I'oih-i Hip le ad ol lh- Church I I ledialelv llie lit N' w.-.tb .... tbiiii in 1 1. rnonaii-n in llie poml -e to rue iln- in..al.i il' 1- 1 don t i."i Uu.l ,,. n.l. n1,i..l,. 1 Diiuh I am Imp. Inl md l.. -e It. I ...l,l.-li!.- TIiik ni.i.b L o n..i..il. e( lr.ini.lk b-1 11,. n liioirn. rm.'Ut 11 -hi'Mi;.' imm 1- lv Il.l Cltv M.ilV..'..n III- III.,. tes,.t InHTsHI l'.lll ' Ibe Ih.i l..1 of tt.i le.e.f leVit We n.a.le Hie entire U-lvii.". tn.-..li'ij i.'nh f.nir -lip. (.1 t'..l ."In.'. In t'.1.-'it' V 'I d.i "kel.-li of tlie ,o,nt ,.( t.ileo'.l -nil erie t- till i.p Ho l.'s I V. wnwwr bmiv. a few nule. aUne Ibe ie nutb f lb,- W 'ilmb, I. a IlirOitiir and ,lri.vr.l p.-ml Ibe 1-)iiKfl. to ii frmn up lb"' riier l vcti floe IV-lna il ll Sniidav there ra. tin oi l- rtimll' t-Jielje of 1l bn.inr.i , ,. r ' of Ihe prrM-iit century (here lias Wen n gradual wiih the cm limtioii of the I'nited Siniea, Ie of andiivbi tm. of depnfialion In the linciies ol the clip. Ihe 'Uie ine rclnlive f.ice and power that an otff da. ioiu.ie ji,n-ior. in hi I'hthw.phy of Muniifactnre. "mnce or a eoipoiali.ui wonlrl be a tram 14 a. 1 J qiiole the Icsliiiiony of Mr. Jonv HiiooKf. of Ishiltve eii.ntmeiil. Hmt then dunild if Hiidd.'rs11eld. Inken iwfore a cnuimillce of the " beunly or t oii-i-l-ney " do wh- n Urn PliurJ House of Commons. Mr. ilrookc paid- ' l'p lo ' Iriuinphv mcr initmanet tB in lu ta -V I Mil. Lnglish wool alone wa found to answer 'tt' ' 1" ''' l on-i-b-nt lin rti'iuid tH'!c for (he liner descriptnuif. of g..,nk hrorn thai Im-n1 wa nunc cumi 11 yet lell 11) Qui lo 1 time to IMM. a mixture nl foreign wn-rcpiiird: i"' "' to vind cute il .-It agalurt J e obin'v1, J nnd Mime l:i. fon igu alone has become necc t"l iuor.tn. p combined, lint Bo Hit; " 1 I arr. In wp pul home from ;n tobb i'aik ''' -i-iamv i Hm law nf t:,e latul of the N-l wool to l-p found in Smw. and it potin hd bi Hip hiidn-t Irlbiinil. N'..v. ; wn conrt-ihat we emild li-e It onlv in the lie cnn-el-. rcvi.hu inn by dawiiug thej edging of cloiliN or listing. Tbe dccriptioii ol lo convene the I.egl-laiure fur 'm j.j "niiin A I r H.ere b .in no -.elf en tUe (-ii.it, I 4- iliat mv erini .n and oi'Uineiit n a .lal.ii; otl,,'r 1 a .-.'rre -l In future l.it.r. 1 -m . full, a- mv lime ill , . r l-al-a i ill'ti and liaie nn (goi:i'i ffHiilrifrillitt and delving ision ol Hip Suprcni" Court, and, an luot Inn ileti-o ihe I'coph- wort trnil llcai T cn.. dcr 1liesi-teni o inMitlon at iWWo-d hy ' consiiiiiti..n nml Iti friend rtcommst in.. i.e. .1.1 b -I- nio-e. and helping liim-.-ll In bnlldi.. i tl,i.lr re.p.-eul,e 1, ,.Un e.lifl, e die in,' .. II ie.lv lh:il can Ite Bniii'il How. ol mv noMHv. n ,M iii-cau.. Iln kb'g ritht on lull ofhope ami eotilltleitce o Ilietr rtretigtii, ami ilien-lore uusu-p.a-ting nnd , haw- wn tiled no other. r ,. t oreveiltlon or in- tU'logviioa oi .-invcry I riow io iiiie,ieiiii nuiiRer. i lie iciisoii win mm via- j tlie urihTtP li' tTitler. H'r.l am aurprliTd al you previitl in many conl.-.K Ik bi-eatiso you ,nnn l ii'TU Ciiiinoi ih' n eou- ioiis ,h- Cinnpromi-ei of ihe Cotiotltulioii. and (icrirri ft Melluslisl mini' H bent one-lhnd einbi m-ing llie tail, seated tl i 111 - ell, eM'liiiiuin j. " I inW coioinil opus, ( Hi" end nuiiu ciown- Ihe w-ili. The I'le-bv leiiitu now tlmn ihi b-m b jl wa- time Im' htm b. uioie. and lahitig llie re- i ,i,h. 1 iu ain-h r ol th- ti-h b. Ii i plate. cM'mmiing, " In ni.,biM-l Veritii-i." lllillll lie Ih-hvpi-n lli.'lvvo eviren.es 1 I Inr lt,intit biivlhi-r hu.l nulbimr . V' '" "r i. t-mi o.'..'.i-...... .m. n.. . ,,(. m iiir ima.ii-i ,i rtMrfcnf th--ar-vvt. ntml.mwm. ot a sbtn dinner and Hinlebing np thf m I of w,h .u,,!,,, . mmrh rmim.i rf.i raw n ni l .-ui i.iuivr, ne UAsara ii over nw-m : ,( ,h, Mlltt1h u.e rv.mfctoa. ,l al oiirb llow cili.eii, .lohn T iilbui L .p - W.,bi.i l-i bor ami I llimli Hn- e itrv around II like Die Amer le IliN elti H, no doubt ree. -Ilnelv . f. r .'i.liieineH.e. ent. a Knli-h wool we uii in l:t jsnt produced al prcM-nl." The long slnplc-i and coiu--r wim.Is are u-M il largely Iu worsteds, blankets, ami car peting. The wool of ihe Crimen and Tariurv, obinln- eil from tlie Italtic, and llie wooln ot South '"'"ii V paid in (M( nntil America, arc recnling from the market N-cntue Without fuib r comnieut. ire Mibmlt an I from Hie i'-'ufii Iltalrrnt M'.tilnr evatil I Pie And Ibe wmdaol AuMrnlla and Norlh Amerli'it italic and -ILJuM iu ItaiatidJiiO Ihat iJ Ixi-ume nere-sarr In wipply Ihe dellcleucb's in l i-.n iln ri. .. hud rtiia TValcr .if Jirr.i1 liurope arising from Ihe wonderfully In. reaed .bort ,1il.vu, e b.l,ei Die W .kliU t'llee Tlie oi l State ll.nl. Ol Ille lulll COIlilltlotl ill WlliCH tllPV BIT Peiliei, man 111 It rent appraianre ' U tier 1 r ellier teniMr r.l"l Ilia h- e eoiiMin. .noil. voiiuuFB miKv pi"'r m woui. w , .,i..t . b-i i,.- , llar.i... enll an' I he We-tern Slalet are fant N-emiilnir a ot..i1 .""'i'" e t ail f.i.e. (c (r r''.''"' VF1H f Ik f7'"l " wotlliiii. vv in Muni in. nlnu Ml... 1 ..i .1... l "l'i" " pom !ton n nuy v bile ihtwhi , wilh lie rc-n I feared iill others. - ' lonch on ik iM-nlen. or a great tnysl.-ry; lmt i i u,,,, r ),R(.k .,;it (tl, , pm, ',- ,19r ; uhi (.liminK, " fjo'lpviai va." (1 baplUe nie uf the men I nlHlea- la not nt nit V on mv uti-rimm Hmii tl.. fuel nt - ...... n .. . ... ,, . ei -n nu- a leading l-nncijiW uf ll.e gipnl slater , la not at alt 'nn- myi-tcrioi.-, Hum tlMt fiu-t or , R lew mn ,tM)Ul ,m her huuckles, Th-ii. ia no you all.) td (he Nmili (Mr. t allmun). Said he "1 life Unplf. l'h.limiplier. know nothing aUiil it, doubl but hn Is tt g.-n.iiu.i nero; eiir favs nn) -nier ti,.- niii.. Neiit.ri ibe tiii.ti.,ti.i ur flehl for itn culture ; ana ine proapect la thai me IHI .I.e. appear In an pA n,ltan1ay, fvter thaa mpply, Tbe won) trad and th. nwmfacivr nf wiwlana bare not seen tbeJr laid gnl changf 1 lH-pOM. t iiii iiii i ii ni .- ii ii i-i. . i i .i- we hij .i iu uie v o'lsiiiiiiiiui: cttunoi iii inruicr uuin n ia. i ne aiieinnt i uipcover tin w-nv ulie la nl Ihe unrn lib.iil . ).., I, narf.nitiPa.ri.Miin.nllimri'.lerrieml vwatimi ol .ils.lill.nu.ta. however impiarlieiii.lP, i rompromint'. A compromise la but an act of 'Pfti.se, IiifvttnMr throw" I he in lmek upon Ihe i iui venrsi.1,1 .,.) . -.i bi- b.hr. tho MMtk f the T nneiMM, r WaMasm luafclM rli i'l. i an4 mail tw lawna af m-hm. laiMUiei. Xtrit Id a notevrloil" fact Ihat almoal Cverr np In n4.ira Iheahnreal thai Ua TklrtMiUMalw 1 lh" li.Uliir .'i.M Is lliuu,i i-.l - iV ukleaid uf inajorbi, llien . a.i.i'U Vk- t , 'ulj 1 We laitc nne nf inr TeMWin n it. wmn ironi n-n-mnK oirrniivrty ip.i i fii imiiitumliml firflirner til lha i k'iim of iiipu and women who have a.,, . wuintu cvanot deny tuuta Ujat-.tiunnwlvM Item au ruUT political partie, u ttatuw, u Tba readerf ot tb Ji Xtrnml had the ptrtunr ; gvHv Ppeeeh of Mr. Skw -ird, It tt) i and will amply pay ptrmak 'IIipit uu.l..-,. ... ' - , -I inc t euioiu. mm n" T Ji'm .'In,,ilol III. i tirtHU 111 lh ,irlh 1,-h ilrnnmu IK. V..l.r. ,. .- .L. . v . v i l . l .1.. i. . . " v ,-ersevcres in opn rung itn m:m m in I'aimiui iniiur uw iniwrna-i.;. uiouuii it eon-, Congrpw. II mar beoverruM at any Hmo,-! Great HM Cause, l'hllow.phy takes rcluge in 1 in clmrlolto ('....nti.. Vliwida.' IW h.i. (.in U .,i.- i. ". - 7 li, T-V.. . .Z .ZT . . .. . TT " M , lrtur wa onitWd U DaiUm. It litbe flrat of ll tflv-i nn aecniity, . But th C'lnntimtlnn ' religion. ibb la navor a.t Mai Im Ll tnri-nUlliMa I 'I Wv)l 00" ' I TW drC UOtnt alt "Mirm. Imll eraMM -ki(B .faM Ck0m nmII mt,baa Hpj anr. Jii rtll eontata bis pebcllltnt by lb iMnfla iu U tliat night have hern ib toata In healthy, rtfmhlnpj. b n i fata trip Wwarda avm-dowm. - . net tlmaa, $ JSI- .

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Full Text	MR. SEWARD'S SPEECH K A S S A S - X E B 1! A ? K A li I L L . Mil. rnrmr.r : I ' "illi '" lMir.i..f 0 f-trtli, T n-Mtif, I'Vi-a ililtiyiuiT mi' ji.iksh-.;. ut tlii l'i lli'imln iiii-nl Kiel VOLUME XLIV. Let il. mlvmnif. have only n lit-jit id th.-v soon reach ilionltiiin- ,.f the object f.ir which v have Mniff earnestly atitl m. L.m;. Tin' kiiii has fct f.,nli.. I it. I time iiin.li 1 K'OiiiHinUi-.lntMi cer tain lihi-rtiM of all the on-cltlcd nml unorganized portions of I lie A'.i-ri'-im Continent lhal that lio within the. pm-'bcti..n 'if llm United Siuo-a. To-mor row V.iin illri-c in dim eclip-c OT1T ill-III. llitff b'l'g 'I1''1 obsl'lll'.ltioll r-liUll tVjIll. UlT' IH lie lllilll ilfticl lust, is It non- U to the 1'ovvcr ihat, directs ! Hon by wlrch l.utii.-iaiia. including Ka and control nil human event,,. For mvsell', 1 Wbra-ka. via-coded ti Hie I'liiled States, '-'i he linow only tin, that no ! m i utiii jinwrrcan pre I hlul.ilaii!- f tin- coded territory ;h.ill lie invent tn coining on. ami ilia! it- p-is-ing elF will corporiiled in (he Lnioii of Hie Lnitcd Sink'-, be, hastened and ht ii rtl ty u' her tlinn tliuM-.- and udiuillcd u soon sh po-ihlc. n. ending t'i bow lure, nml perhup.s m.ly tin.-.- belonging ( Hi ' principh-s of the I'-derul Cou.-Hlulioii, COLUMBUS, OHIO, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 14, 1854. NUMBER 44. id' Out coiivcul and who bine renounced nil political agencies. : stand, and on which we call meet our friends tn causes : and lie cniilrlvea all miuiner of Iheo- even ihough tliev i Ivp ili.it they will vut" l'.r 1 from the lion -laveholdiiig Elates. It im u lies to nit My his d'Hinnd for lliein. A In von to nobody, n-.toveii tor tlieni-elvt'-. to curry nut linn und stable ground, on uliTi.li nu tan thorny now-a-dnvs in whai I called the devclop-llieii purpo-cs. and though they pvct iu' on that ; Ipctlcr eland in opposition tu 1'nnuticisni tlinn on mut theory, which proceed on the assumption. ii.Iv H. to fntnie ifenenilioiiM. Mr, it would be iilums! factions to oiler further resistance- to thisim-us-urn here indeed, MHTeMiil re-i-l.mce never i-xperletl to be ma. If in this hall the S-nnte duuiihiT, an old !j:illle ground, on which tlicr" have wn tinny fotih'-i-i, ami alwaytt. ai least hiiicc wiih aier-e foitnno to I he CiHIno of fipial and iiniierMil frc ilmn. We Were only n tt'iv Itvrv that en;;:i,;ed in ' hat can-f in Hie heiiiiitniii,' oi MiiH cinilt; t. All Hint we j u ill'' C'Ulrarv. Could hope loilunll thai He did h-ipe to do i t ' wit. Hint Slav n to nrmiu.e nun io prepare lin' l-Mie mr I lie ueal rue mini' iiiovineiii nl i hi- njil, lnmh'L'is mid inv llliriilii's n eilirn-j ol Hie I nihil Slates; and we 1 1 the mean tiine Ihey l;ill lie iii.ii'il.ttn-d and prolicted in tin- tiee enjeytiv nl ol their liheilv. piopei'ly. and the reliiiion which Ihey proti'..i.'f Tin' inhiiliitaiii- of K.m-a- aiid N-In .i-l-;i nre citizens aii'eudy. mid ly loive ot Hii ttealy must eotiiiini" to he. and as sin h lo enjoy 1 hi' rii! lit ol' niH'rat. wliat.'ver law.- on mny inake .Mv opinions nre well known. rv i . nnl only an e il s and iiliinial- lv neniie IIoiio ol ItfpreKenlntivi.i, to w huh I he poiiu I 'icielv wli.'ieiei' ii c i.l-. and in conlliet wiih try would look fur its dfci-inti as authoritalivc. i ih. coii-linttional iiriinipli' vf snpictv in lhi and lo awaken the country ilia!, il luiijil lie i enuntrv. I nni no) willing In oIe:.d rmr op-r-ready for lite npeal which would be made . j ,ii i'. r)1..ii,(. t . n-ion ot thai l"i al e il hlo now net' wnnui oar empire, j hinm reolniioii. Imt vim lake alarm and your uita lion rendeisiiei'es'-.iry-lu'li(.'oin.M(iiilH'tis tlio-.u of I-JK and frf are voiiuk hi the nrt of puliiieynii nie old. V nre Mronjr- yon are Mi- arc. tlierelorp. over-c"!tni!ni. earp-I iiidiNet'etil Von nre vidian I und aelive. 'I'll"-? ni" all 1 raits thai redomnl lo oiir iraisp. They hip pnk"ii no in your di-iwaemeiit. I only -ay that there may he an i"fcni nl inter- Veiilimi on our -ide.ofaL'cl ion on yoni -ide. W h may induce iho Norih at Pome lime, either in ihi- or iu -oine fnlure ie nerat'on. l adopt i. your tactic and lollow your I'Miinpl'. iletui in-u li'i ti oi. lhal by iinniiiinoii' coii-enl Hii new o ;nv will l. a reiicalalilp Malnle. iin:ed i all lh'! ( ham'cs o i ht Mi-Hinri t'oinproini-e. It i-laml an in'iuitelv woi-e chance of cndoratiep. tlii' i-hiliiiiK hiim)i of compromi-p.- Let ns Im1 that ono. jrenii of Im iiik was oriKimilly ilunted done with poinproiiiins. Ltd us po hack and oti Hip carlh. and lliat from this germ, by Hie -land upon Ihe t'oii.-titulioii. I Mood upon this wondrous power ol life, u II form" of vcctuMc (touml in I .-.Ml. ilelendimr rrpedom upon it as nnd animal life have piosve-lvely k'Pti devel- Mr. (.alhouii defi'iided Slavery. 1 win overruled ! oped. I'liipic-tionahly. till living Iteiu-are or- llien. and 1 have wailed miicc wilhoul propo-in-; j,'ani.el on one unuid plan, and Hn1 liiHherlonns to abrogate any coliiiiomit.ps It ha- Ikpii no of liin beings, in the proce-Kol their jtrowlh. pro)iusilioii ol iniiic now lo al'iojiatp them : bill sncecsMicly pa-s through the hmer organized Ihe prooo-ition hascotne from another quarter forms. Thus, the human bpiiitf is siiptpscin ly a Hie Escape I A TIlKII.IJ.vd HISlolui ,U. XAItHATIVt. Kurly In Hip prin of "Sit. Mr. Alexander MeCoiinell. of Lexington, Ky.. went into tli i woods on loot to hunt deer. Hi- hjoh killed a larjr buck, und returned home, for a horse in j order lo bring it. During his absence a party ol five Indians, in one of their frkulkinir expedi tions, accidentally htuiiibhd oil Ihe body uf Hie ! (Corrcspnlimff. I'KOn PAHIS, fhrrign C'rrefoitl--lK' of tKt Vhfo Stiff Jwrral Paw .M;.y 18, I'M Al a mnnii-iit wliro tlie Mnrlml I'abkfwitch. l'rincp ol Tl," M'- f'roiu an ah(ip one. H i." nlxmt to prevail. Hip shilling Mind-ol loinpiiiini-e arc pasinj; from iind- r my bet. and the are now. wilhout ttpiicv of niv'owii. taking hold on the rock ot Ihe rotiHiinl'lon. It -hall '-' no liinll ol niiin' il th"y tlo nol remain lirm. Thi- seem to im-am-picitui- of Iteller day; and wl-er legislation. Ihlonyli all lie' flarkness nml loom ol tin- prev whatever the den i of ('oim'ie-H initrht be.- Wo arc lio strotiixcr now. Only fourteen at llle first, it will bo fortuti.ilc it we maintain thai iiniutid tr lh.- end. Hut w o an on lln'cvn,! the C'-ii-nmnialioii of a ::''cat nato.n itlian-ac-lion a lr:;isaciion wliuh will cu-e a cycle in Itiu hi-lory of our coioiirv and it i- im i ble not to iei.irp tu p'iti-e a niouu nt anil -iirvey the scene around lis. and ihe pi ispeel before us However ob-curc we may in lividally be, our rnmicrtioii wilh ibis i;re'it iran'-acti iii will per petiiale ni r name fur ihe piai-e or tin1 r n-un of ful nre aL'e, and p' ih.ips in region- t'ir n-Uiote. If, then, we hnd no olher iiioli'e for oin cd ol U lhal there ar" Hutu- w Im dilh nlioivL'mdSl.m rvas ivpoi-ui eil bv th- I'xii-'itntioii o! He-well a- Vv Ii.m-b'il il I i-,it niirrumi- wiih 111 and I'd and -unction nil- d Slah s a-I adeiii a pii'p- ell ud He- 1.11 II -ell- lorn id - -hould C,,i: I inii-t slill i:n, i- mi '-Ml. and I hou Id Ite Hie inoi '-wen an inciva-:i!" ! tlo,-. In il,. l ju-l actions but ill it ot an hoTn -( d'sir fame, wo roitld not bp indill'. reiit to th;.t scene and that priM t. Hat individual intere-t- nnd uinbilioti sink into in-i: ilicntice in view of I lie interest of unr country and of mankind And the-c awakiui, at leii-t in trie, an iutcii-i Roliciiuile. t was said by s e iu the Levitt nintf, and il Inw been said 1 v others later in ihi- leliate, llmt it w-asdoubllul whelher il would I) 'the cau-eof Slaveiy or the cud-f of I''ivedom lliat would jain advmiln:;i' liom the jia -a-e of thi -i bill. 1 do not I'm it it mresviry in hi.- pen florimis, nor even iinjiist (o olheis, iu order lhal ii i v own course may be nppinvcd. I am sun that ih.i honorable Senator from Illinois Mi IJoiiulas,), did not menu lliat 1 he lavo Stales lioiild L;airi an ad vantage o er Ihe Ine Mate. for he disclaimed it when he inlroiluceil the bill I b' lieve, in all cindni-, I j ; 1 1 ibe honorable Sen III or from Henri; in Mr Toondei who came njt at the cIom. yf tl,. b;illle a-; ,,ne f th" clnefc-l l''adersof the vicforioii'. parly, isMncere in de daiim,' his own opinion lhal I he -Live Si ale-Mill (iiiin no tinju l a lv.'Ui' i-e over the free Stales, becviso he di-claim- il as a ttiunij.h iu lln-ir b'lmlf : and vet. n.-iwiib-iatidin all ihi-, wiiat Ins oiTurn d here and io lln- poui1.-y during this ricetr, ha- coiniieli.-d a r nivicliun that Siaverv will ;;ain wo. 1 Uvj, aid I' o ihe fed- '-al I -n-litul.'ai a liineni-. uf jt- illu-lriou fmuidt i. i i-oiicede lliat laverv v.a- uali.u.al. eh li-h ih' opinion that il 'au-f it w :i a national on' ,:!.il'. hrM ..ud bound lo preie n an inc il. te'.tdii,-. a- I itio.k ii e.a.ilf--lt do,-. u .lUt-nin . :ctd u 1 1 in i ' ' i filirmv o' tl,-' 1'oa-siilut'oii il-eii, a. id thri 'l.M'c In Hieininry id' all lll.li i kind. 1 kll'itt Hiere hai (' lieeli Si, lies w Inell hasp endured Imer a id a'-hicicd lunch which lohuated .-knen. Imt lhal wa- 'en Hi. Hacr ofca-l". bko .VlViean Slaveiy. Such .-hr.eiy tend- lo di'innrali" npialh' lie- -ubtci led t annul Hi- si-p-1'u.r one. It h'a- I i lie ai seiiee ol i ueh Slavery from Europ" thai ha- jjiwii lea- lUeir moiiiid. and a vertebrated animal, an os-enus ti-h. a inrtle. a bird, a ruuiinttal. n iiiiiinmal. and In-lly an inlnnl man. Through nil the-e tytps of ornanizaliori. Ttpdeinanii has shown that the biaiu of man pn-.'s. This iheorv. however, doe- uolliin lo explain the emir's of life, or Hip slrikiliyly dlversilied. and vet ik-leriiiiiiale characters of lii iuj: Imuiis : oinpromiM' was a Iraii nclioii ctil hmir. bright slars are breaking that iu-pile why -oine m far traii-ceiid older- in Hie stages ol ileveloptncnt to wliicli tm-y iwrim, nno imw lt i- that tln v slop there lioiv il i that animals -neceed each other in rijjht line-, ll IbpriiiK inheriiiuir the phv-ic.tl struclure and Ihe moral il-po-ilioji n their parents, and never, hy any chance, . lopping .'hoil at any other -iae of lc-iti' innii. for ill-lance. nper K-uiii-j in a lion, a li-h. or a polypus. We can jcancly conceive it povihle that", had iner-ly Hip j." nil of 1m-iii iH'eti planted on the earih, and " se 1 n-piiii," iinvlhiinr like i) , iM-anlitnl hartuoiiv and cMra- the law c-l.ibli-hiiiL' (Mi ibis occasion that lloii-e ha- not been alio- urdinai v adatilatioti which i ei cry h here ob-erv- I Nebr.i-ka and a'no- n, ihci laillile- to ineie-s of tin- l ice .-ales, nbh- ihroiii:hoiil (he miinial' d kimrdoms of iu- - iiiii ' lh" Mi--omi t'oiniiiomi-What an- Hie ior .Hihon-h it ha taken sr.uiv the t harl-i' o ime. would have Ih-cii seennd. Thai there has -.piivah at - in lh1- law .' U In I h,t- lie' Noiih I'leedum liom Kan -as ami Nelna-k.i. il has ut ).,. a tn, ,j (j., f oiiuiiaiioii on wlcch all irn .ii ami what lias tlie ;-oiiui nni wick mat , the .-aim- time told tins promt iniy. in lanmiam: . iniritr imus liave item loim. seem- w, i 1 ,.,, ;..,.., il,, ,i it I..,,) iu.,,1. reeenlU-' tli? Iluk-mii Mrcrfu n "my net nc khihiui ino rcn nisi killed Ihev natnrallvfiipposcd that the I tt:r j tlie pul.lio vill refl.l Hi r-.lhmln cnrt..u- cl-tniU .n the w I Mtoii return 'to Mjcurc Hie flesh. Throe mcnw.m.i.1 .,f 1.1- mll.tyr. Tin-) arc derm, ..r t , r,.m t.k lt,eie ?i ntlniM w il hi o I '".in tfM.,iM ..f M Kn awh TtiiFH close rille Mud ot the deer, while the other two ! 0MiwHjr. It ha-.e capital or unr milium nMI-trr. How much la imW 1 itil not iwrn The nine m tmr mile rrum , lKc river ana tln-rc i a railiea.l for the iMivtrv of eoal to boats at the l.iink Tlir vein Is only 2"; feot t'ltc'i. I nml tlir Hut lmr Iw-fn ing in nut mtisfv llii" ! otcsmbnat mi'n. Time will tmn-c.cr. imfrov" it eiilitv, , wl it may become prnfitaMf , thuunli it ban a twk uf prriiliilmii tlint it is luril to minor. I rfcrM Hut our ii.airpiil nftlir n,in nn.i .....,i )... 1,Rp iiil bcn nsiord Cuh.trnin.ler in I'l.ief of nil ce!,Mtcl cltv of Cairo. a in lb exf afUr ,arh Wubln(on rnloa The ftdlowinjr extract! la reg-v capture of fnpitirc flaTc. are dipt ttou. itorial in the WifhlnfrtoQ I nion: Ttii" law w enartM bv tarn wl had luat amerfM frnm Kip .tnir-i-I.- i.f th" re oluti"n. am) ntia knew (ho fmifil sttf-. on-Olulion hi- lii-fttl. It wm wortbr ot i ( nnorr.4 of u lnrh om ot tbu br;iTB l.rrot of lh ulu'inii n mnu'i.' it was i pnivfi oy ft wnuei or wbLi'li.lff.T.-m H.tmil!uaere mftulH.fi: n wamc,.T. ni i vi...iH'.i IVi-ini.-fiN ' Thtt noilei.t inlilie'la uf mat pittiniic n.lrot.'itt'il Hint iiitaial it. ntel .ill mnt-.i:i-rr.l In it n a mccfarj COJiie.iiurtiOJ ! ubMMJIM I the tomtit. lU'iu " ..' Thfl.:'.f nl le. m fi.irecwnw i.ul th fcvi f Wuk- ifltm iwl ..'I.Li-ri A.o-- -f ite I Inn inrocauuii to irm-llii erv lii:.t l.m. ,.'. nndlH 'ebu In Hie Nw fjil-tn I St d . nrp tm. -.on I totti'ioui of itip nraro. ai ilie Ar- mnri'U 'in 1 Ihe .In in o1'ii rr'i'rof while irePinCD IJuviie imi-Ii r- -i-eun-il In Lave IjiodlI :ill Hifir bka 1 a' I'tid" T'.m -i'.ii. ni ;..t-1 t.i hn ublitvttiml fell vaiuoitea but that si. Kuiiini;'. ' b"M thi- whicti wi-e, leariied. patriotic -talc-incii a, to .-iirroiiiid and bnlilv with tue principle- eoii,iacl lnit-uniliial cli-ideralion. paNcd.evp-cuied, mid therefore. allhoiiLdi not irn poalablc in lad. et in-epralable in honor a'alcoii'.-ieiiie. and doiui :il 1 .i i lo I hi.- v -.-i".i of the r,ta-r,...r I'f I'nil.il Stale-.' il ha- had the I autlmiiiy not merely ot an act ot iim imt b baiirniu-o: leit ,d' a covenant l lcen the lice nol o I doubtful i nma 111 lha ami the slave Slab-, the C.n lUnlioij il-elt. rouiiMdiu' parlie i M Mateelv k-r then who with ioih and excite liu.- lo iieiscveraiuc Ihey -how lhal llie dav ot t'ompromiscs ha pn-.-ed lorever. and lha! iieiicfforwanl all yreat ipu-i between i reed mil and laery pili- tnaleh cmuinir here nml mine otln rca;i com" shall i-e decided as they oii-hl to be. up ei lie if merits, bv a fair eiici-e ol h -i-lalivc p,nu r. e'piti.cal prud"ia-e ll I lie llotl-C o liepr,;- i ntaiiM'- ha-, and always will Have an nn i inn majoiily of ineiubers Iroin the I rce ,-tates. make- lti;.- u conlrad.' Ulio prd 1. that tin ts a contract.' ho prcleml- 'hat it i- a-ivthiiu- mure Hun lh.' p.erci-p of an or le.'i-laiion.' If. tlnn. a law Ihe l'oin,.- n, id f oleiuuitie.s reco.-ni. d poiiinioii c.aiseiit a- a compact, and en ei.il with iradilioiis.caiinnl stand amid lh .hullliif' of Ho- bakiliee b-lwe-.n Ihe free Male- i lhal hctiii-plo-ro. cry . i Inuvi er il ei-t and the sla e Slalor, tell me what chance (hi- euel- feiir. : a , I lear i- Use parent ol wi-nlwier-. mm huvlhal ..u are pa--hii will hae'.' oil are Itiiio a prcp.'deiil which ai'mau-f a portion of Hip f'r.-.- Slate- - iioul;Ii to render the ellbn at immediate ropea; ,f re i-lance alike impo-ilile to what we le atiled a-an iiiic.'lMiluli.ilial ud for tlo- nir ;u t -ome itna-:on rent, r uf foe.ine hlne-. 'lhal wn- li.rlarci L'nuiiimu cnii-enl of ihe person- ndiun tu ir. of the two partic. lh.' .dae Stal--; What 1- the ,.-C! :i'lielv iu Ihe (. lie llr.'-ides. ,,t th.. lleW sliplllalinl)-. u lio'i ot ei.iiiirouii-( Inn i.. 1 that, eiei ulnars or louche i- ihe parent ol I ..f that denial .hHhe Hall-, an laic Slate-, always a . ,v coiiii.'ni;ii-i" i'ud abf. . bin t- ai ll i Ihe a. il -,.1'f ti-w. ile-v will -kin;: th. i Ihe-Cde old Spain I ecu alar oil one lib bill He' ta Ion-, n id Aiicii. im . --i rn. from Hie IV. .1 lie' I lilialin i a-'lin- at Hi 's d.i - ,-f .iie r'ca:i i'l'n .ind Ikili-h .Ccta;!' thai le- ha- cheri ilotii Will eiidn nol an irretrievable lo,s. 'n,., iilied W.lli lh Slate- I I. c.b .1 a ml . fore). tietice for the -peedv lfi--e.lbvitsfn.ndsl, this- I tie cnidiliou .. Tree Mates. 'I b, v ll that it w.h ni-eilin' il eluded .,,,-! I'erntnM-s fi,,m il,i now they -c-'iii w.i! inmity, lo icltiK i in li than lo delay the id loea-ure fur at nm t u ei k onlav. S ipt ;.M, .,-.. I hope l.ivi i-!.Iiiil' ip. ii-!, cuiiten!, a'.d sat-clive boon, ll f.ce id alarmed Willi feat fill reheii-i iii-. The itnoa of the loil n.ati-at;n,iwl,.U'e that -eiitinn nt 1 1 1 tbr ill lh- beiJMUi'IlL' '--.l:H-t the illll i ll ll lletiiliH cl pi. il .-! ik.i nf K. all lle-..f Ike I , .-I ab-. U hai -v i whidi pr 1 V. tleml.lio- lie n-inll int.. t 'uba mi ihe other, led Slaier il,.. 1..-1 nl le i' 'I lia - tar. Kali th,- Inw ot I -.III . V't nl nf i.a-'ilie bill 1-f- re Ud c ' d Ilia id lh" fn w io. , t.d Hie iliciple. i.:o. e- ol d. h coiiiiids aeouieM'eiipe. lliat in suhinillijie; th- .im-tion ol il- tv-ioration. it would Hibrnit ad ol it not inereh to iulerc-teil cili.i iis. lint to the h tisi J sill siiilriojes ol'lhc alien inhabitant-of Ihe territo ries tl.. So ihe tfical intere-ts of Humanity are nfbT all. thank- be to the Hoii-e of Ueprc- aid Ihaiik- lo (iod. -iibniilbd to the v.ice of t i ; 1 1 nature. Sir, I no more m.u of le.pe. The fnrai Mi)ipoit ot Shr.cry in the South has been its alliance with Hie li'ino-ciatic paily ol the NmHi. Hy means of that alliance, it 'olilain. d puramoii;:! inliuenc" in ihi-lioerimietit about Hi.- year l-uti, which. Inuu that Ii to this, with but f.-w and lihl iiil'-r- nip'i.ms. il has maintained. While iei racy in the North h:i Huh been -upportin Slavery ill lh.' Soulll. Ill" people of the North llaC IfCII learniii;: more profoundly the pi inciples of re- s an irreiieiilab.- i.ililicaei-ni and eu lo lie .ii -lion-il. iiill vh il io e',n;Midiiiaiy i ii a-lilutioti iu e-tabli-hin this ii"w pic-em ,., ,'Jipaul V 'pn'c Dial law al-u f Hi" -mv will i l lepeal. V.'ll Hot ol mi e po-e Hie wlenlhel'e ;rei, Sl.uc Law. Iml lliei- i- no sol-mn.'y p.,-,. f,.. e.-aiUd' - lo- the a:il,. atmll o( e,; ."-Ian y ih.ia ever b. about lh" Mi -"iiri i mu- , i...il lib, it; h lro von have ...wi. lhal Hi" ili.m it ever iui- b. I li"p "ivi rnm.'iit cuiu-lanee. v. lech vmi. Sir, Hie ,.t ihe chair (Mr. .-Iii.irlt. I am LMU'-ay. that al thi- tuouietii - lo In- a tiiofe I'oinplele dm r-ieral Coveinni'-ni in lavr ol - beloie. the -elHimeiil of lllli- ' 111 : I lh. ii . I i inpi'i'i .!;!! "r I lli'.il I Im- , Mlliull nl' I lnM. !'"" M" ' rj 1.. j' r.i', t.i i , l.v Ll! I.llli'lr I. lli III,. 1 . . 1 1 r , !,, IUlr H.-Jir.--.. i.tni iv. ,. l,i, I,-lt! Ju lh,: iic ,'.!,- hi fnvor (' (In, I. ill wi, il I In- i. i. In i'iil. M liirh r l-l, i,ill.l.l,.IT,IS f III,- I,' i.f m:,Vi:i,.,-. ,,i 'li-ilm-t ..-rf,i-l , ill-niuiiil i nl 1,,-r i, hi ,-l ttn- j.rii,, ijiii! ir, .,.,l,:i r ,r,.,l, ll in! iln .S,.,. .-, .,,,u, vl,, .ii lli lv M il-j... it., Ill I, i- n V i.U.i Hi- l',.n.i- r ,.',,tl,.Tvi,-,rlli I ! i i in 1,1'. lull III ll Iln- lll'l' ll - 111 .11 llll'l- I i ili ,1.11 !. Im ni i.. in I "ii:-' l.-'u'l' lil.' nliluil li, I , l,i-ii 1,11-1,1' ll,i :,i,i, ,,1 ,1 ,i Mill. 111,',. V 1,1 1.1,: nml 1. iUi- . ..11 ll ill I in. -Ml iiiv K. : iv I . M-v.ill i, ,- I. I ill- hi- l.irI,--t I .ti.:.- 'i'uil,' iimre ai 1 3i.itii--lapl,-d Mai", h" v u-it tl;il ie- ' 'I li ill lll'ei in caie ol illio;n e''i.' I. ij,-- Seimi would I. time to ri-cede. Mil' the m ijorily Kill l.-oard n-i' hi !:.' nol even o,: a prospect socert.iin iisl They Will net lear once, will, out n m nen! fintii.TMiii-srlf. t'r hec.ueli'ion. ai d Me,!. the p:l-"i' I'" bill now to niht. V. hv-uch ba-t.d bwlllflb" om-iioll Wi le t.'k'.'Iu the c.nntrv before mi,,;,!,!.'.' thcie hewn.nin 1 1 . .1 .' l.e-whowilUav iln lh nr that lir imt i; ipai. d. inea-tiic in ('nniT-, i'oi,i;re-, vv, 1.1. d ill I),.' stanct i and in il -i.lle .-tab ' -uuMr. T. ie a- he - wle n Kai ...1" f..r ln-i uid : bin he n. it Hi-1 " wav. h-. b,r ndmi.' r three V.'lll what volir i. Uhlcti v v., II : ibluatioi taimii. Ii'iuad l in le 1 ltd. .ime 'I'll" ll nii,b-l. and I know . anh'iit .iv - that if iidi.ii--i"!i. I l' Mill ,i..t he h"e to e no otlef. that h. U ilii ilmt principle ViiM-cralie parly inii-t now come i' out-!. Th-ir pii-lii;" ol IbmioC- racv i- la-t waiiiini bv iva-oii of the lianl -en ice Hh .-ii Ile a all aiice with th ir ski . dioidiiiv lj-e:rell iiii,i .i Itpotl them. I -ee in ihat cil- c -lance, and iu ihe lad that thev are bn.ii ,-ht. l-.v -uppui liriL' ihe inler.-i- nf th- -hue laW of lh" --..nth in lh" new I'eirilorie-, in i.ppo-iiiun lo H,e ti, lali 'i-eis ot th.' Nofili in the mw T"! rilori-. and Males. iiK,t thev arc h.-iic. mid aie deslined o h,-e, bv per-cici-im: iu lhal policy, tin- novel- whieh'lh"V have h"ld -oliriiilv and -o loii. That power will not cum thrill a-ioii until Hie prim iple elabli-' li.ov shall U' rever-e.1. and a t'nii-titut ii not onlv to Ka:i-a- and N"bi';i Mil '1 ii bo lo ev ci v ol In I national b rritoi "f nol a tnUuI'i i usii, but a t '';-! il nl ci cipial. uiiiicr-al and perpetual I'l-eed': eiuiuj;h; hut to account r lh" dii er-ily o le-In.r. by the Hn ory ilml plant- and auiuials have u'rad.iallv advancd from lower to loj-her staires of )i"inur bv an inherent power of self-develop, inent. is ni Miriaiu'p wilh kimwii faet, and is only an attempt to iM rid of one dillieiilly bv nlalives. crentino; inn itli-l" fur greater. t 'lieini-l- are erp'.ally al fault. In eiid.'iivonii!,' lo unveil the mylerioiis proe.-se- ef life. He-fore ils power 'they Maud aba-hcil. for life e..iitr..ts mailer, iitid to n irnnit extent merrules its eonibimilioUH, ,ll oralliei beilie; is imt hdd injioiher by ordinary chnnical nihility : nor can eheiiii -iry do aiivihii'i". toward i'oiii)oinidiiiK ot-fiiiiiied li-siie. Tin- principles which enter iuio th" c.'inpo-iiiini of the orunied beiu' are levy, the chief beintr charconl und water, but into w hat wondrous forms d life mould llie-e nun- li cle nls! The i-hemi-t- can tdl yon tint Hi element- are. and how they are combined when dead : but when lh in::, llcy r. -i-l nil hi-power ..f analv-is b'udolphi eonfe--.- lhal cln'iuisli v- i- able to Inve-liunle only Ihe liti'h remain of orpinied beiui:-. There are some remarkable fuels connietcl wilh Animal f'henii-lry - it we mm employ the term -which show mw -upetior i the piiaeiple of life lo all known nieihnib of -v ntle -U und iinalvsi-. I'nr evai'iple mncli mmi- caibon or chin coal i- rcirukirty vo'd.-d IVem lh"ic jiiralnry oran-alone, nl all i ; tieinj;- - in. i lo-p.-ai; nt its ejeetioii iii many oile r way than can be nccninitcd for. a- hiiv ui ill a in way cilcred lie- -v sh-in. 'Ihev al-o proilnci- aiid "j'-cl I di more nitro n than ihev inhale. The mu-liroi'tii and unisiar.l plant. Hmudi uouri-lieil liy pure water, eoiiiaiuiui: no nitm-fii. M-t i;ive it oil nleiti-dautly : iho Laiue is the ca-"' with ooplntes attached l r..eks at Hi" l.otloin of ihe mi ; nnd repiile- and li-h.-con tain it in abundance.) hnni:h back to living ami trowing in pare water only. Again. i o here plant- winch grow on sand conlaiuing imi a par- i;. ,,, La. bin t Ii is mineral as tho-e which mow in a c.ilcare- nfi - w iiiu ope yi ar. . liom Hii- lilil" v.e w piinctide i.i woilh ; kr.ehel.lini; .-'f.Hfs. id.- vmi oely abio c-tabii-liid for ymi j no-, and while von ' ..li. .ui.Ing.illpow. t p.. 'lie , what woul 1 i- no man liv- r.eiti' i v aul icip.i'cd, Hie a-.'Maf.oli i f lh;-. ken the uc tub- rs of thi- . d. .r I Veil W hen l! ,1-,-elll !"!. IMI. r ta. i liciivum-tuid-t of a -il ilie; J ex- r. . ir : e.p.u ppoMlth-r. I -kne pi.. due . b"-i.k -Kan 'flier- a Ittoj bv the l:.n .-I iill.-d . by p"-l.o I be llu adr of l.tlr. Uf nil miracle-, the ino-d wonderful i- that of life - - the common, dally ',' which we cany ..b.nt wilh us. nnd vitiich evciy wliereMHTouoii-i;.-. I In- -no ami -lai-, tlo bine lirmaiii' lit. kn and ni';ht. lh- tn'es .i;,d H-a-mis, are n. tiling coinpaiid v, lib it. I. lie -Hie roul ol Hie wui'ld. but for which rrcaijoii wt re not ' . Ci .il of y. hill the a. Ibal c : "'id cibl'-h ,1 ..fHe'd- - l ill! ., if..-.1 li' ide- Will ll"1 be on fi'i.tn ..bv e. I hiim ll s it i only bur t.. i-llaility I-11 dei '.i-al.lheii, I. ilemeiit, ami dd.. ihe c.niiilrv l,.u tav..i of the bill. 'Ik one-lion ,o, loth., co. 11 he -1 ., . ...p;. n:..t b ie. p. Ct floin li,, pa-.'.'o- ,.t He- bill whr.t llie Suites in i-1 riia' lle-y mil h-eby ,t an adv l.ie. I. li. ili i il ..ilvanta'", ai d trnt a i.oT" Hi r roe w I.', iti-i-f a l.v ;i - l" iM Ii.lt 'hat is ,y lh U led in hi lh.- . l-i . t. 1 .1'-- i nl I il n d ii I it h 1.1 1 lo Liaii'-i 1. ll. I d II. . ..il ,-. iiianciii ....ui arc ii'ila'ii-lteal . venmienl. lie foundei.- .1, a kuowl"d':e i:'er. d it io cni.li I. its own rid I lieie m-M. an in. com i'abl- - I l..e l..b-.i ad -I I t V...I Will, ".Mil ot iTitim it w,..- e-t it'li led. i i i,.ne im'' d. 11." vec.l He when iilllllslT yinili tli.'re.lbstt.l be iioli.-v ol i he -I iv. : i'es to day. Th. ii i ai m -l in ei k ii .: tot fiid -.en ie" an ..b:. ,!, aid an important I bi lirveilu y an- :..ii.' to have it 1 do liot know bow b.t,,- Hi. :i.miii- t.l;.. g.iiecd "HI !a-t, tmr lo.-v 't. .,. ot pie- lit n-ivc it " ill be. L.. rV S, e..'..i w tin a-.-rec Willi me iin.j'ii ioi, inns! (. 1 1 a 1 b th t under -u.-h ciicnin liitic. he can (.ir-'o iiolhtie; that fcranbe doi,.- df. eti'ly . with due n -p. , t ditl'er face irfojiiiiioiiaiidV..n-1-l.i.llv with ibecoi.-li- I o.il.o, l-.llb .I... I. I- -I l.'nei, t..pace the tim- m, tils of the ipn -t b. b.re lb. cooti- try. l.'.ie-tioim .i.ineiiiii. - occur n Inch seem In' have Mv.. i i -M -oh- Seh w.-i, lh- .pi.s tiotidhat doid.d ihe lin'.i-li t.a'i. i, I ''.. i n I Ut and I'or nchtbe,..!,'-.! l.-iw. n lie a, Kiilant and th" .b b nd-r ol i I,.,-. To- jn. lament ,d tie- world wa- 'i-p. nd. d liy its -vuip i- thies, and lo. d ica.'y lo d"-c. ml in l.iu.r of him who -Ineild b" lift L'.-iboi. iu cndii.'L And so, ),..., I.o'h f. II w ith tliiv dry ..ti th" r nnil. d in i n-in' a al . v -, tct v. Hli .He.O d III. mu t He f..;i.'i. -- 1' pile ,. all the pi. 1.' 1 -I -I.I i iii He- l-'c. ,:i ,. iider- (Ue-tinll' i o I oil" or Hi .ii ot He ill I w.. Mll '-' ie. lie IK i the -l.v.li.il.lin.' Ma Of hill" I Of Of III". 'P. lie IP 1 -a wha-h ie. iitl.nli. .' i.n it v . ai e r an, v !id rib- ol r. -I. without I ti" ' olale ?p. I- apeetol hick will on-; ?oi ; and lh" bone nl animal' in New .-mill iriiin Wale- ami oih-T di-lriet- wli'-re tmi an nf.-m of t. , lime is to H. found in Iln- -oil, or in th" i.hitil- f from which th-y iralh"i Hi"irfo.... conta'ii Ihe ; iiMial pinportioii of lime, llenigh it reinain- a:i .entire inv-tery bi the chetni-l wlnTe th.-y can . have olilaineil it. The M.nne fad in ob-enable in the e.'v shells of h.'ii-, w In re lime i- produc. d . in 'pmliiies for which the kind ot food tak-m is altogether inadeiimte to acconnl ; a- well n- in the enormous depo.iis i,f coi al-mek. mii-i-ting of alnio-t pure lini". wilhoul any tiinnife-t supply ol that ingredient. I h"iiii-try lail- to ultra v.d ih.'-e mv -ti rioiis fact-' ; nor cm il iutoihiI for ihe iiliunda'it protbieilon of soda, lo plant. ivim iug on a -oil containing nt an atom of -ml a in an torni : inn ni' gold in beoar-b. n..-of copper in some de-cripiioii- of fh ll-li-h. The-e e-Iraordinarv facts n cm lo point to this: ihat ni'oiy, f not iiio.i, ol ih" clement whichdi"in-i-ls have m I down ns .iniplp. becim-e lle-y have failed lo reduce ihetn further, are iu icalil'y coni-poitnd ; and that what we icgnrd n- cletiieiils. ib not 'igiiili- matters that nre und uipmual- which nb- iii dailv fnuiiliarity wilh life il- u under' Imm n. W" li it ma. i Mb "i w'.'iidcr- at't.ut our ulleu-d . citv our -urpi i-e ; tail ihis, th,- nr. at o ihe world, which include- o.-rs. i.-iMided. Uc have grown up ahuig-id" uiili l.te within us and about u-; and p.. tut in our eM-lcncc. at able, but which are im-relv nndec tx.iiml. d liv M- I I our em in-itv and 'I Ii" n.ira. 1- i hid from u- In tainil- - il lot Itn- earth without life! -it- -kdeloii i k and moiintaiii nil- lolle d bv lerdute. ..il without II. -h! Uhata iiak. il. .f s. clad", mid how unlike ihe bcaulilul xternal uaiitre tu all laud-! aliire, "d .In , and u11 (ll .Mina lh" 11 llii v Millie' too Iii earth . b i ib'i a v.. nlv al lilt' I fiiliie held, ihe -n of Wolta imiii. .lie s'! lie Shu . pi 1. 1,1 it 1- in.' id Mm m d Th. I'l.'.r .1., l: ;t , b it nv.it n.ti- i onsi! nt u it ti t lie ti it nre. Sue " t lo v p.ct to-ee -Hi', -nc-i nidiit'-rcnt a'.iei: n ,V llie l',.'i ol I oilier hand, we. of ih ui crime o.;-, uoi'i't mr m-i-b m ih.'i. I .! A'iiciic-ii. i' iii-iitiiii Will CM- Ct o, 1.. be M.pAii.micopc.pb .Mrd it, I to "' the I- I' llll -nvn.d a'-e pn.icpi, In I lie mi. lint Ati I -1, tin! I f 1'UIII! nth-bill a mil A-t.i ,-. ud h lb n .. ..I I'M. II ih. -! I..I i "tnue .-bit. - and He- ll" Slat.-,,M ihat are iMd.d with el b- biokmi l.v p.e-i i i ai l v w ill -iil-nnl I 'le r la'her than vidd tie . 1.1- I'nimi. .'... lb. Iiil.ll 111" I u ie ri -iu . ami not mci. will mi . I I lh. tin the II I") I 111' wmld In mn nalio-al i . ..loiumi I'lnpiic - .. fm miiv.'l i i -t. i ,, ihe Uh. -i"1.of i- ih" ml Hi" e1V l W Vent-id Uhol-lh lll'icll. o who ub n-.'K . lhal If o this TV -hall ; il.-ral pov cm. Ihe a p .lined. i ! Ullthei ..libro.io b. leal -lern I '..llllllelll. o..:i:i. "I i- lo be il) ..In-- i.illu.-l-ce i, Ihe h ihat hall- Haun Pali - ; "ilicipal imi -i .villi ar.V hop" ot ! i th" Im'.'.'d and welded bmeil,. i- h. aid. uilheqiml i.iiv andd'-.-i nni, -i, .n tie- iie.-St.ib -, ami , !.iv, bobbin; M.U"-. I k' l.ne t't ll." le at of pa -i .-,1 ,-m-.i in.',! , bit I know nil "1 "I ' timdi ot ah iL'ing coming w illi Mc..p wilh llie winter i in '..n-t.int loiati'in. The llower -inint;- no. t. h.-.in-. -.vilh.'i-. and fall-, relarning lollte earth rmii w hii li ii -pi iho-'. b aciur: b himl it He- gi i m-I luliii" I.eiiiL' : l-.- liothiliLT die-, not even lit", i Iii. h oidc "ie- uii on.- form lo a-.-uin.- another. lioti is ti avclimr ill an unending circle, ee- iu siimtm r put o-i tin ir veidnt" ; mil ; tin ir liuil ripens - fall- ; what (Ml limed Up out ol III" eai III return-luaiii ; lie- L av s di op tine bv one. nnd .-.v ing t In-ill ehi -inb. neiv form-, to to olh-'i o-n:ii.!iion- : the sip fl - (he iriuik ; and Ihe for, -t. w t. i,-h. ke (..mp..-e ihem-ehe- o ih-ir annual r - d' . p Iii f-1 n iiig and -uiunier the bud-in H.e Lmeji-, and banled llnar yoiunr : lh" whole i. innal ktuudmn rejoicid in lull 1 1 im.' life; ihe mi .-horn- warm. I I HI 0 leioieid ill greet --. Hi nicr lav 7- I- C' Id eh.ll Upon Hli- l-c, IH- ; but Hi" Millie .-('"lie una- loinid auain. and inioiher priiiu- n com l.mce- the -a never eliding. Mill lifgililiilig' cc ion nf lhal chau.'.-. We ham ( expect II thi-. and become lamirar wilh it. thai it ddmii .H'ciir- lo u- to relict how much harmonv nid ad.'p'al ion i lime j- in ihe an a linemen i - lew I glorv llieie - every wte le. .nl. n. al or.-e,Tes. Lit... h.ow.yer. which t. pi i.u- to human power- of mial . -i-. re-..he- nml cotiipo-c- the ulliiiiat"atoi.i-.'f ihlnt;- alter tncih-h - of js own. but which lo Hie . Iicmi-i will probably cvr l-' iiiain invohed in iiiv-mrv. the la-1 my-teryof life i-.h alh. Such Is the ceotioiiiv of living Iteiirr-. thai Hip very aclum w hich are -ii'i-ervicnl 1.. theii i.,e-i r. atioii. lend hau l ami d.-iri-v Ih'-nt. Laeh Is ing Im it- d' tiuile b nn of life, and on nllaiiiin;; lis ni'-me of peib i limi. il bi gi ' to decay, and at letuih ce i-e. In ei-t. 't h- i- alike h ue ol ihe in-eci which peii-ho- within ihe i, and ol iln- oe!o:.'fiuir!ini who fhll- in a ripe eld mrc. Love nr.ii'..- f..r th" perpetiiali.nl of ihe sirie. .a. k b ml bi "We lovr-." ty A'iley. "I . an-e we do not Iii e )"i'" '-r ; we pnrclni-e love al Hie expen-e of o-ir life." Todie. i-a-chiirncleri-lie of or-gaiiii d lido - lo live. The one condition is i n.'ce -in lo It lh. r. I Hh is Hm la-t id life's tii:iel;.m-. li.l no .oolief llll Hi" nude- 1 timi- ptieeiplf nf vitality departed, llnni lite. ctl lie n power ov. r ihe or- lollowid Hie trnil of the hunter, and waylaid the path by which he was expected to return. Mi foiitipll thinking not ol danger, rodecure-ps-lv uloug Hip pnlfb which Hip koiiIb were watching, until he had Pome within view of the deer, when he was tired on by the whole party, and his horse killed. While lalHirliiK lo exlrl-culp him-elf from Hip dying animal, he was seized by his en- niies. ovciM.wered and borne oil' n pri-oncr. His captors, however, sreijn d a mcirv. (rood natiired M.rt of lei lows, and permit-led him lo accompany litem unbound and what was rather extraordinary, allowed him to retain his gnu and liutiliugaceoniiciueiits. Hp accompanied them wilh great apparent clieertuliipj" thrnimh Ihe day. and di-playd his dexterity by id ling deer fur Hie u-c of llie company, until Ihey began to regard him wilh great partiality. Having traveled wilh him lit this manner for M'veral days, ihey at length reached the haukof the uhio liver. Heretofore ihe Indians hnd taken Ihe precaution to hind him at nighl. although not verym--eurelv. but on Hint evening he retnonMraleil w ith Hu m mi the siihji cl ami complained h. slionolv of the pain which Hie I'ord gave hint, that thev merely wrapped the butfalo rug aUml h:-wri-is, and lining tied il iu an en-y knot and then attached Hie cUrciniiich of lh.- rope to their bodies, in order i.i prevent liis moving wiilnmt awakening lliein. Ihey very composedly Weill to sleep, leaving the pti-ulliT lo follow th"ir eMiuii!e or not a- he plca-ed. Mcfoiniell determined b ctlirt hi-escape that irghi if po--ible. as .m the following moruiiifr they would crush the river, which would render il li'mre dillieult. lie therefore Inyipiielly until midiiltlil, utiioii-ly nnninaling oil the Im-I means ol allecling his c-enpe. Aecideiitlyca-t-illL' In- eve- ill Ihe direction of hi- feet, tll'-v fdl on Ihe gliitering bhide of a knife, which had e-caped from its .-lieaih and was umv lying near the lei-t of one of the Indians. To reach ii with hi- hand-, without di-turbing the two Iid.uus to wlimn he wa-la-tened was impii.-ibl". and it wa-very hazardmis to attempt b draw il tip with his ted. 'I hi- however he attempted. Willi much diiliciliy he grn-peil the blade between hi- toe-, and alter repeated and ImiL-cmiliiineil cltm K miccoi d"d in bunging il wiihin lea. h ol li s hands. To cut Hie eoid was but the wi rk of a luouieiii. and gradiuilly ami si l- ti 1 1 X cvli icaliiiL' hilii" If lie walk'-dto the tire a. d -a'l down, lb-fdl Ihat hi-work was but hall doii". 'I hat if h- -luuikl alt, nipi to return hoilie without deMfovilig lli- cll- lllie-, he would I-.- piir-ii"d and proiiabb ..vertak'-ii. when his lab' would l" certain, "n Hie ..tier hand. It seemed aluio-t iiiij iMc oi a siuh- indiv idual lo micc.-mI in a coullirt with tin; Indians even llneiji unanmd ami a-lcp. He c-uld not hope todeala blow with a kiub- so r-ib-mly iiixl la-tally a- to de-iroy each ol h;s enemies in lurn. witli. mi awakening ih" n-l. Their Mutiil).'r ii-..veib:,illv Hlit ami n -sll.-s nml ll tie inusi inev itii'uv or overpowered by llie -urviVors. 1 Ii" kime wa tier, h.ri' out d Hie ipn-tion. After anxious idl. clioti lor a few moiii"iii- h" formed hi- plan. Th" L'iins o Hi" Indians were Hacked Hear the tire. 'I heir knive- nml tomahavk were sh. -allied by Hc'ir - d s. 'Ihe latter In- date not touch tor b ar of aioii-ing their owners, but ihe Im uier he carefully n uioVcd wilh the exception of two, and hid Hu m in the wood, wh-re Im km vv Ihe Indians were Milt sleeping, perfeelly ignorant ol Hi" fat" preparing tr tie in. ami lakiiu; mie in each hand and lesling the mn.l" on n h.L'. wiihin six led nl hi- victims, and having Inking itelibeiale aim at the head ol one and the heart of another, he pulled Is.lh trig-"r al ihe Mine no nl. ISolh sjiol-vvete fatal. At lli" lepoii ol Ihe guns. Ihe other sprang to their b'd glancing wildly about them. Mc-I'mmeli. who had run to th-spol where Hie ollmr ri'lc-i wire hid.ha-lily sei.ed one ot Hieni and tired al two ol bin enemies who happened to le Maiding in a line w ith each oilier. The nearest fell dead. b. int: slmi throudi the eenli" of the ' Ih.iIv ; the mud fdl abo, bellowing Imidly. but m.iiii r cm ciing limp'd "11 a la-1 a. po-ible. The lil'h. ihe mily one that remained unhurt, darlcilolf like u deer, with a veil that iinnoiiuc-. d eipud lei rot and ii-loWiuieiil. Mc" oiutdl nol w i-hiug l i-ht any more such h.illle-, Mdecl. d his own lili" liom Hi" -l-s-k. and imule lb.- Ik -i td his way lo Lexington, where he arrived in Iwoday-.' A short linn alterwariK Mis. Dnnlap. of Fayette, who had Im pii spv eral months a priM.nel' among ihe Indian-, on Mad river, made her escape, nml returned to Lexington. Sh" repot led Ihat the Miniver relurtnd to h'- Iril.' with a l.ihicul.ible t il". He slated that lie y had taken a line you 1 1.; liiinter m ar Lexington and brought a lar u- Ih" t'hio. Ihat wloh eiignyed on the hank l Ihe river.uparlv ol whiteuieii had fallcu upon them in the nidii. and killed hicompanion-.. (ogctl.fi wilh hc poor debiicele-s pri-oiicr who lay Itoiiud hand and lool, unable eillmt lo C"tiol',.l nltli the rciiiiuk. tlmt i nlrnut i iniu'l. of the city by tudit a by day liht, The truth in Citimcnn rn-ver lie a j. Lire of iiiiic.iiiii.lc. It lsili.n t. Cf.rv rHVooible. in. I tin- irrnnna f,,r mil.. .1,,,,,. Minmi.h0 1.ail i.:,nurci in- crj ui uc-ni. r.m i (( li(t (t i, cotl-lHIIllv ,.iw. to overlloni. ' PtmH- an-l. bftritusl by th.- frebl.-nesn of th Kmp ; ,t-ari-rn. i.r.iuu .ases wiji,tut iu Imoiii; i-rt-crr. cveral stntii-lnup AiiKUMin. lie acmm.M forever 111. lieroic ati.l frfl Wl,h ater , mil linn of .lotlirs liave htm mici.I to ! build an riiibaiiVmi.iit to jnoU ct (t Ten millinn- im-rr iiinlrr. tirn l'alilr iti li. In the iiemlli of A'1fc'ilt 17!l-.'. CllliT'-il the MTVU-e of Hun-la I'ji -kenl i,li lint mule a partiif the bravo army of l'i. lau.l. Uorn in 1771 at M'-hih on tlie frmili'-r ..f Mtlm-nla. hi win. in e..!triiciice a mhjict f the I'oll-li kiuc 1 iluiii. Hi fimiilv. urieliiiilly from .-ibfrm. raninl ihf tinii.e of I'a&r. In whi'-h lie aiLk") tl.r trr.iilnntion in w , in Itiiria, uiiltk. when lie lisuo-l .miang the oilliern i( llil) jHiwrr. l'askclti;li. w one ot the o ry few ofTli-i r J of Koscianko lio coii-.'tib'l to exrhauji.. the national , Ciller ot I'olan.l for the bUfk cKkuU ..f ltu-i-i- lhl C"inikii-auc.'. nl In u-e a lurilrr wotl. tHuilil hltn tlie B'mkI KtHcen ut the biiirfTor 1'nut I 111'' a'hanrri,i,-iit of I'.Kk.vluti ra i.l Hr.Mtr. at 1)iom kutl, - where , the Ki.sr.iuu' alli-' l ith the Au-lri.in nti-l IVtiKiann. ; fu-ialit ltlt I. valor HRiiiiist Niel""n. We iiml him. , In hl2. clulli.-l nhca.ly viiii the BrS'lc or Minor i.Vm rl, ami citilliiatMiiiK a tinelp nteler the onlen 'it I'rim-f . llriwulimi. ll-' fought it ."-pml-n-k. nt Moscow, nnl ut rlia). wonbl till up the lots ami mike It ti.li'rable N.itliut If" can rc.hrm the ih-e Ii. reputation for beatth ii b-vt The III i Ce.itral llea.l il bull, I a track an.) tuakc a hu.liii,. ilirre. a the tertniiiiiR of their mad. but it take too imtcii inoncr o nioke it placo of any ulic. The trip up llie Jlif-lppi o tin- pUc m a plrn.Bnt one. Th.. Hvcr i- wi-le. but not ireire m tlinn the Ohio for mine diMimcP nnove iu mouth. Tlie cenery in nut n. liar n It Is on Hie Ohm. There are more i-hn't in thr iher. ami tie.ri' an-l bant nn.) n.pj.-'"! I'-okmt; coit ou the Mii-tf- i..i than on the tlliio. Tlie water 1- more mii'l'ly, au'l llie current in "trimtfiT. i.,..,e i-rftil r 1 1.11-inen full Into the face. Tho i ,ii" iilid i.uat ihe luteiual fo lui , )nlr-ii-i'. If l.lt'D like SuiuniT -l:ii,-4, IhU t'lii'.'i. ni. a bli'- tJ ml ef love, would net la-tan Imur. iii'.-t i.f mi ll in tlie free Slalo ,ii1li ii- Into n den "f wIM bensl i Miieut aii-l .'.vi.(rci to m it-i.ml by tlm lire, llu' it la nut -o. I im Ihe pioml pikI w.'lcom.- n-i.r illiuloevllilill-ll the let. died ion EI. -. ii, ..f lh in .'. or l:..li-ou. ef 1 . I.u, in demllon In thosu wlm lute aiiir.iu: u-, nnd llifir memorie" ,i. Nor. Intuitu- t" the limu. m .-uc up Ith l.iilh In the (rtlUtit imd r-t...l Anierimw. liein the .Sou tU. non:il coiini.il-. rt oiioic lm-e ii-ir th. rnl.e of i3rikiM.iii)T In the nuibk iiiirr". of ouch men , Vc's. sirs! - the peril i upon" you. It had teen wvll if you had ui an enilicr day rcmeru--y-IjitpiI the old iiiaim ihat " thofo who flow Uio -j 1 wind shall reap Hie x liirbvllld."' -- , It were well tor the whulo country If h ? principle- and the tramplft of VmnrxoTfi( Jkitmim.s and HAMii.roN.liad been renictidwtcd; '; It is now somewhat late in the day, and not ft p.te.1 The ISHi f Jul' hi lh. Ireti'l. people ii ih.- I-I.ice de ti i.oiir-r.le, nt I'nrl-. an mimenw platform ' urn tiled vi ith :n nllar The Puliaian drmamle.l of ( nch olherthe ..bird uf llils ( nnMiu-.-tion. Urn they I ' lesne-d that it ia .If-limst to tin- celebration of a m. i ti. thitnk the Almighty for the hin-re- of theiillied annlcK at WnU rlon aiel in th-' lakiun ol I'ari" j The next inornliitf tliu tlruliis hei.t ill nil 'tie Mrrcb. of j 1 1'nrl.. and llie c'lioi'in ii'liMiiciiiK in cloie nnl l"iikr I eoboiiiK ihe foreign In.'-pv ilirectiiiK ttieir step binaol- j I the plan- of the cerniioii? - The hnilT"r Aleiamler ol j ! llut-in. the Kmit of I'luis. I lit- Iluke of Well inn inn ami uther proniiiifnt pei . ftMlnlnl at the cer'ruony, uat- ' vd on (he liulcoiii of the Marine ..fllce, At llie In.iii tlxid it the wiiui'l ol a fir.1 mIuIc i.t twen- t -ni,-iiim,m. tin. abbe nppronHird tlie fillnr. W lW ! 1 ii--ltiin proi'i.tcl nrui". ami to tlie noNe of the en u title, un hy lh" Hu-lun prle.l. the holy c lemony coin- ) ii.'li.e. lien I'n-keM.lch n.m clnrue.l with the , maud of the ennui IU'l'iet of In 1 th" iili.ir bi n reci.nrnt of grenadier of llie guard Ptati-I ,1 thest. . ot the plait. peih.ip- licit th.' brctk M,idj-nd a lillln too mig. In aiuii-.'.l hlm-.'ir villi hi eo illans. oBlitiK the I'arimin lidii'. win. had come He-re in to rue titiinlis. and In gtatid t -il- t 1. rttt.'inl He- Ti 'nun ot imt Tlie nail-nit li.niml ri-.oe-l In a n.-up nore hillv . iii. city ii inlere . itmitni tude. lni-lns. n future pn'.. i make tin- peeil tln-iue ofiiu'tbi r letlir . 1 Mm 11 tart i r Iii'lejii ndeiice. Mli-.ipp..int. il wilh the Jli.ouri binkn They are little insillling. for Hlf! Union find itH Set. juit ky ihan 1 tivt iippo-cd i i.mi ( ylH,tt jrom ,. fn option of a slavery debauch, nii. tin- wcl batil alHiun 1 in I, lull". . ... - .. ... . .. i. t tl... V..il,uro .if iyn Nt K-nmn. It an old tr.mli n.-ttiemeiit, but has n ,. ' , , pleaviiit lookinR coi.ntre nho.it it. The great mineral i HcpuMlC Oil Hie MllijWCt Of hlllVOry ImrC iK'OR n-ition t west nf thai pla-e nnd llie .lackiel iion-hned I Contemned, nil their exntDllleS iptt II1WI1. Bnd ill the Ir-n Mountain- to l-nol far oil The appr-xicu lo tlie'ir Mil l pd coilltn oiaiscs lirjoti'd frulO HlC halM luiK but of it and my KnpiM..B l " f f n-ess.ii is Lite. It U itifiiltltiir. it In nro- fanc. to come now before us wilh encodile team -..I steamer Abivy 1 and dilate upon ihe churacter and exumpleB of li- I the fathers! i ! The peril ix upon you.-' And tlml peril enn- si-ts, nol in iho fad thai (ho North h Gtnouml or not riilll-ientlv re-olnto lo defend llie Cooti-tutioii. Ktreiuc iiKMBuroH and cxlremo tan- gunge arc coiilincd to the few, tlie fiotii tndbtib-I)1pb always 11)1011 the fmrfuce of eveutj. The danger lies not w ith tlu'in, for they r powct-It'e's. lint it lie- in ihe fact that nil all, whu have herobdore st I as a body-navd around ihe Constitution and lh 1 C"mproini!,vbon ta- (Djjb Slate Journal. WKHM'XiAY, JI NK 11. 1.".J. Mool, and (tie Hoolem Trade, Among the changes In coininercinl policy now poiiiK 011 in the world, wav bp noted the gradual ni ihe foot nt ult'Tiitinii from a Mroug prohibitive policy in ' brioty and weight, whn-a prudetiL-o and pat.-lot rraiice, established by Hie Croat Kmperor. to 1 nve held the lute or opinion "icailily to il audfindinn lir! 0f ciinin 1 ati vc freedom in trade. The proper channels now fcl hemtclvea betrayed French goveiiiuioul lias hitely taken off livepor t nd di-ntuied, Ihey have been taught by tlio cent, frmii Ihe duty on Ati-trnlinti wools, mi con- t'tiiuti and the Adniiuirtration, that if they re ilitioit however that thev are imported in French , "Pcf the early pnuciplca of the t alters and tie unit bottoms : no that while elie is very windy en- j '"ornprmni-eH of the ('onfrtitullou, and the o.xci d:,tf.,r Tl. irraci'ful miiiI" ar.-nditih- th- 1 arlU'tl 11 m.'iil iH-for .tiitt"l bud it not l" Aiedlier escBpi- -til of Ihe V.iriiis Ihi-tre. "ho log.'! Tenant into tlie front rank and I 'irrle l',.kfwitrh d.-r.'.ide I fr-m tlie 1 11:11 to nn iidiiiMiit indi.-atmir llie Udv . adoibiut u.id. rl.""l Inn. and it. a fi w 1 ar ties found her"' If where -lie de.ir-red Iter irratitndr to IVkrw Hell by n H. tlun l,irl.sl 1.. lit 11. but while I,- a (.timI iiiii-c heard. Willi Hie wa u.inirh d Die erie- and the ir .t'..1.1e A b..ard Imi'11; i- li,i,ir weight il HiHi..r otrii-ra were pri-eipiuici ID i . .a height of more than thirty feel, I h Uu.i-.l.iiii. The lM..ir,l Ilml broke wn- I ip i.n whidi l'a-k. witch hud b.-en a few mu i by the fact Malcd aljove. that France was about ilmidltig. and whkh lie would not hvr wcehltlg Her Mlpilies ol the raw material 111 couriigitig maiiiifactiires by elietipeiting, the raw malerial. she di-criininatc in lavor of Frcncli Imltotus to build up her commercial murine. In this she is lorrowiiig a Ic-son from Kiigland who, bv her navigation laws and protective policy, tduipcd by Cromwell whow memory receives 110 Ibit, Mandin credit for it. ueceede.1 in placing b.lh her coin- Hie policy m ting ipiesliun under il. no lwly elc will respect them. The .routh, lor whom thew? disagreeable conte-ts hae lieen (ought, haf kept 00 fnitli. back lo the examples of Wasiiixutos nnd Jbirtiisov, and Hip wholo Xortli Is willi Toil. where you now ataud, pursuing pur-ued. compromiboa a:e aa duct inorce and imimifacture.s beyond couuH.'tition or and chn tf. V 011 have lent your wholo power to ..itttrd. had ip'rn rivalry for u long lime. brenk down ihe tiarriciv, which inlerpoM between lied to Mi.-ri. I j;,, hrnncli of trade lias undergone greater niaiorili"-and iniin.riliei. Vott bare aown the vicis-itiides than Ihe grow th and manufacture of t wool. And of tlilH we were forcibly reminded wind. The whirlwind ia at haud. - vo'inu comedian. markablo (K'eurr a 1 Hie b r in clnef of the army of ; tli lnmil..' . .l.irliml.i--tu in nl. Hi hriKade wa. , M-itbui' d nt I'oiiilH iui". in the ,-nurmi of the oily, lie I th-11 In thin mU$v a eminiif. flluale.l on a larRe Italia, a country unknown to the civilized world two centuries and a half ago ; for a long period the reccplacle of convict as a penal colony. and just now emerging into commercial notice. ThuoiirlieM great centre of the woolen trade in nirlilgau rollllrii We see thai the li.-irolt Tribune and (be Ail-virtiner are not fully agrcod what courM to 1 lake in order best to combine the strength In ; Michigan ..ppof-ed to the repeal of the Missouri roinprniuise. Th.) Tiibune Is Inclined to believe that tiaimi nre nolhinar. prineipltt everr- tdeao ,nrty vlii,li Nn"'l.iti had iioen tu he. plo. Irian. ;urM. uppeoiH to bavelieetl iu what in now call- 1 Ihiii. nnd thereforo counscla. aa oi";auizallon , edllelgium. known ot the time we speak of. a the wilhout r. fcrenee to yit dist inc tlous, fhe.Jrf French Netherlands, or Flunderi. A w 1 iter of trrtiter, on llie oilier hand, in Incllued 10 adhere Ihe lath century ipioted by II 11.1,111 kivp, all I" time-honored mime and oriranlatioQ of Ihe world wna' clothed from Entfiih vo . "ic Whin party. The prospects of the Whig wrought In ITaiiderK." ; pnr'y. it says, w ere never bettur in that Btata, Jt was the cuMtun of the Kngli-h rarliauipiit 'lH there are many disaffected Iemocrnts who rare nd in those days lo levy specillc taxes to carry on l'''e respeel for the tt hig party ai an old and a the wars uf their Kings, ami for other exigencies national party.- thai thew mco bare do loro of irovernmeiit. And as Wool wan the irrcat for Ihe I'nr Deiitocrncy or unr Other oriranlzft- a gentleman of the cm. mine ..f Courivoie p- . subsidies were granted on it. which, on tumuli d on its on idea, nnd would never 1. 11 b.-rt.iliful U.riiie ',i-k,.1teli mw It put it Into ' f - - , ,..., v;,i , ,l i l tit i i i-,i'rvt.iutiIuliiiKhliniiitiii.i.r, ilnniilit t'lvo.un . mi. pv.uim. ui iuiuk t . n u- v.iiuiiuiiv ' i . ...... i w,ih I. o.d-..i..e "..men and iui. younc taken iti kind, and ihe wool wnt to the continent appears to in that boih. are Hfeht. That the dlf- Lii.imr i.oiy on the svme. lowtnn aticr it a kiui ol on Kv,rninciit accoiiiit iK-oatiH) of ihe greater : fd'ciico between our fiiendfl bt more niwut wsrtla l,. i,e bnn.l id the rryimeni ot iK. w.tcii ,.,.. ....i ,1... i.,,,,.,,. -; i. iM1 ... ,:. ; tljttil niivlhillff cl-e. Umt. 11 truth, thev an 11 oi t aiming at one and tlio same thing: and It Eecnw he h H.e railioad from I'ari Xn Wrsalllep now tr.nrr-.- In pari. l-ii.krli. liKaieeiiler1iinuieii1iii In liltlecliiite.iuton niimefoii" wtt'ti of Hiissian ofticers. nCln...p.. mid women of huht cliarirter. Th'lr ptoxlmlty lo tlie riier S" uie reti-Wcl natcr parties very ronvenielit nml vi rv uk.-r" .ihlr At that epoch Ihe I'nrtolaii Iniatmen lent not i,t mndc of writer txriiriin a Isu-ehanxliin d reputation. An I'teursion by w-aler fr, I 'lninl then a hi. h rc(Uiit rait i-ould no! tu'lulgc In. liy nana tsCUpC OP tPsl-t. llarlholrmi'H, thr Amrrkan Ht nip lor. in . lb-' N. .lie. .1 frnme. niier-alex,,, 1'id lin: v." !lh bill..-, lib an w iih th - In...!, " I ha -t.lio. , nml. and b . ii p.. -ibe i 'in. led Ir . iu ill po-. -ioU I down on Hi " humanity. mind and i aiih'sMiibi ' ail itllclliL'elil lead ," MwLel- d ladua-. alter death. -III.'!- il -liaise, jn 'nu-i'.ieee ,.( which iheir boilie. ,! nliUllly Valli ll li-'lll llie MirlilCf ,, Ihi' earlh. 'I he nu hli"-t tree, alter It i- Cul down, di-upptar-. with the i-veepiloii. peih.ipi.ol ihe b:ok, wln n epo ul b. Hie nclioii t lie' air for thirlv or b't'ly vcai-. L'-ave-. vonn I w t;'-.lie--I law o' whicll'i- lidded to He' mil a- inaiiiiie, iiocy liuil- A e.. ili-:ip".tr iam-i tn.-re ir.iirMy. Ill a -h-'i let' ti , ll'iiinal imitti r h.e their coh'o- -i..i: ilievare i)i--i'i,li d in i 'i llu iit. leaving only th" mi M i .i elcue'iit- which they h;td derived trom Ih" -..;i. Tin- gr.t.,il a'.d m.Mn.il piv. e-. ,.f H,e di ictlto' en lanc .t'h.-'l'i . .j'le-li.-o, w h t -III ll- inline Wl.e'h.r Ire-di' i ' 'r' S'ati" ilill'. i. ot nl l.d as little "I . I ll, sh.,11 I' ill III 1.1 e, ll,..', e 1. I r-edoi il. and it will i il- .'..n-i'itol; il. di--nlllli.'l. I' Ih'i- .-1,1. im.l.-i lh .w HcH I :i'.'l. 1 j th.' wh I i . i - r . -iv. Ih" mi.I'I wo-il.l ..I mu. 'Hi" v.-l'.l.ml -.Iv. how I-- on h' aitcntio-i. veietl wiih it- emlle-- pro- -t-l.il.t- hie. bunlh"de-wlo.h.i.rviv.- H... ivtolic ill-' i l-ot lhe.illim.il I. liuil h .I.O IC". ill Hie ..Illume) ' nl! compound I'orined iiMi'ii-. Ih'oiii- iintiiedni1 Ihe iii.initold l iiu-c- no I, tluelieeot wh el -v wer lid I ll'id.'l-:- n ll." 'til I nil. ilii.l-il;, ,.) ! in . ju- , e.lli M.lll - t.ol.l ot -tb. -w d.i.. i,,ii a -. . ie- --I III. il hv.ln.j. .iniiiioioa. ol Thu- Ih. ir "! h.iU-l I phltlb- ..'I . I..I-. .11 d.'l V f i il'l.'l' b be CX I ll.V ll fill- free ' i-e. Will Lett a v ,:. i,t,,v , i, ,..'. A'. l now i. r. ni. on- f.r me to I d.'.-lme. in v ev nf t h- .bvi-iou.ttihi-contr.oet-syH.ueo at Irn. I. lh.it I h ue -e. n i,.,' hi..:- ;o d be ird no'lttnj d mug i'- pn- -re-s In ch-i:..'.' 1 loop. moo whull at llu- carle -t proper pe 11 1'-d I petlbct.ii.lv expre-.ed. Crt:ti.ly lit ve li.it il'i1 I the e V I' I ' t ICO then pio".-i ) thl'lho fn- .si.i-es would ncpiieM-e iii t) a-'.tr.. A- tcf taint i to.. I in iv av 'h'lt 1 Ii a 1 -e. n th" billllln.ilit eftheprnioi-lliill I he l.; -'ory ol I i,e la-' tlnr'v v. ir- w... Id I- revi-.1. correct, d and aiuei.d'd, and lint it veil, I t li. n app ar thiit lh" c.ni.hy dntin ' all licit p. rind bad been icMin ; in pro-perny. c..ii'en!oi"iit aoi pe.V'.l.ol l. poll a V.llld. COUSlittlMi-n.'ll ll"'l t ?. v.ii'.il .1 1 ' coniproaii.e b- tw t en lb., -lir.".- S1 ates all) the Irv Si iL-s. leil t.p,e,.i1i':i..- e.st i' i,t iot.nl and false opinion ai.d even i'll'im i.i, :n't nl Uour.'s-io oil li-ur. iMi.n tlnth' font nny, I am now if p..-iblt! in uc than cc r -I'lMi- I lh it, nln-r alt I hi ib bit.-, tie- lu-'my of tl i.nutiy W ill i;o d..W1i lo po.'.eiitv ri-l a It -'.iod. b fiite rnrrvnigto tlioni ihe.-v iii isiiir fie s tlnl nn'il l-".'ll lh" Cotu-re-s ..(ihe I oiled S: i'e le ,i-lat. p.l to prevent tin- i::tt oil'ict em ot -hn e. in'o new 'leiriloliei W h'ui.'V er tli-i ob,e.'t Wa- pi.ic-tirable, ninl lli.it iu that V" v they ir tic I iii fdthiit p diey, -iii.ler iil.irinii. ;.pp of civ il C'liivu! -i a, 1 lo iiiin. it ! new shiVe Si ..1 1-; l-'it upon li .Vpn- con- di'ion. Mio'ila-.d io l..v..r of llie fr.-r -'.ite ,;tv. rv -l-.'iiM I- forever pr.dnhi'td p..t t, tlo' esrin- ai,. Itin-leriOnliv- of 1'e Clil'id M:it.- ..I He- p.u .M I ot de :; in. I v n thi'." I" wi i , lei .-! nf -o (o cm It win I mm hai . a- lo - .ibl -h it- cm ,,...1 I -'ill bill- 'i erne th" ii tt i iu -I.UN.' Ihi'. , believe I,e in,. I 1,.-:. ai" w-th lev ll.e I li lt il j- ble vbeh 1- Ihe gl ...i Id. ii w.i- I"" e....- ut;. i.,w. i. at .'.'.i.'h in- iiioioimr -i or ov . I imt the Sill L-l- i i. re living eve io U. elailbniM i.d lh" tP-ii air .l"li,-:on. .,.-., .e: , tr .iinrt lo iidi:ih- n.id , i.i-li.i.-r .in.! and ll- b.,.lli -llcl. i-lh- tilii, Ihe I ill Ih I . I lolli.W.ll bi III i- He- I. .;,!. Illelll "I ii iieociilir hi.1 ,,,,-1 He e.l Iron. lh. ud Mb . i. ii. l-le.l. ivl'i " ill- ..lllti-. I d lit" b.r I -II ell. I' a ne in ;h io'n-i o . t!n..i'.h hi- ii of Ih" h. art of l'Xlriii'l from a litter ton gentleman In llii- eity. if. 1 Home. March ii .lh. I-.'.I : lleloic clo-i'ig. 1 ii't-w-'i v,iunpiiiioin"iiuerning nuir friend' LarllMdeim'-w. the 'ciilpti.r. I ealled at In- Mudio, n lew dav- ago, nnd bund I.i tu haul at woil, upon n Inrge -tulue which hocall-' 1'ar-iidiH' l.o-l.' ll i- ivaily !liii-h"d in clay, nml will 'k- iinuieilialeli pul iu marble, ll i-a tig-me nf Lie, in a siliiun poture, her In ad much incliti.'d. In-r nrin-cMcnd. d tnwaid' In r knees tei He' h it id.' and h- r hand-rla-pcd louclhcr: the whole seiitim-nl i- that o inteu-e n-gr.-l or repeiitanc-. Aloiuid (lie r"'k upon wh.clt Mie .v is -iuiiiL'. is coiled Hi" M t-peiil. and tin- apple ' ,-ln i-him: at h-rf.-. t. She i-diaped wiihhg b .im-. ,. The -buy i- hilly and l-ucibly lol.l. llav iui: -eeti . ie arty iiH the -i-ti nr-i ami painted ligtllTs ol Lie" lhroi.'h..ol 1 1 it i im-. I -ui'io-e,l llnre wa nft-r ihnth. when noihinu hll ol lie-cl. but. ui -citigHiis. ,iirn r ii.-t in iler the in- I wa- toicibli sirm k unli tis in'auii ami it- ong "I I. 'Ih-coin- innlitv. ll i- eul rclv dillereul Iroin unv oilier Lie" in culptiii 'paiming. and a.- l.irsuH- li-.r to tin nio-i of im-m as the wotk- o lluomi-rolli nie -up- ri-r t Him- of his imitaloi It. ha-d llliinv Hiiiii.- itl.e loti were ill K'nine. lli- 1.1-1 bil--leti-l t-cetlaioly the bi-l. It I- 11-Hi" Moi v nt linear and l-hir..u 1 in the ib -crl wilh w.'i'.b'ilul ci;.cl. Fr cunii-ilioii nnd -i iiiituetii it i-wmihi of any arli-t of any lime. I Had an ncciinl ot il inn liouian m-i i.slical, ih.it wa-iei liailcrtig toln- arti-t. Ihe-ame p iM r pnhe'nl-o of h." '.ii p1. and other iimn-mm ats. in lb.. highcM i.-rm. and eM.-lbd hia lah-nt b.r in.nuiii"Utal cnlpliirc irid hi-ler--. ilil. iv. I wa-.I- IL'hMl w.ih a littl" t Hue he ' ''' , . ,. . . ' ' fH 1 lhi! pruclico Iwoame dislasieful. and an VMr. rr in n,(. k-.,U n of A-nierc. tor ll.e .fudcnU "lis lilOilc ill lM. ill Hie reign of Mward Sal. I ' titUC lo Maud OA Ihf n.Wrl-.-tte-of ran 1 lo assert an independence w hich did not exlM. K u,,uul iion-t vi t.ol.-, ' n,,e dny l',i-k. wilili htd tfoen a iriand dinner In Tt-liifr n .lfl V(.ar (). vorlUti.Hi ol wool was de- ll ,s t-'Xpected by llie opponent (if Ul polttl- riouiti... laide .ihrjvui -!- etartrii f..r the fan. riir i capital fcloiiv, rtibject lioweicr to the cal l,,,w l'r uf Slavery In this tiuarUT that nei- Utnei'- lb-rvrnrii-n on ihe it nter eonlintie.1 till nnd-1 1 , ,. - , ,, . ,, , niuiit. Af.. . ha. ink- .i. )owM i... t.ind. vhr ub. t "fder of the King s council as to the duration of i lugs or Uetuoci ats, or r ree rioUerfjt aitltera mile of thr eiter. at tiientt:mee of theik-i-de ikiui'ne, Hie Matuie. It wautmoM imiiu'diately K-t aside. 1 tf"K clawl. will claim ire-aiaineuo in tbo he reanin-d hu ctutfc in a tulle l-nt wtuMi be rowed mill ti ubl practice continued into the next con- j 'wttlf that Is joined to Lttuiwi i-'!.lJl" l,lm-. lf llv di-lractien oi (r...n a want ..f kno-l'-d,:.- i.f turv. lf.. PV the llljlldicioua laatiotl of (lie I ""'l" "iti'. under lbs ( onslit Jt:OU, Til 0 .he pt,.-e. Le aiio.M i.i h in drift .i.,.t a ..ake n,,,;,,,.,,,, am, lt.ir ruaehincrv in Flaudcic 1 bor- rccognied by th ratttiiclpal ttw. I..Z. .1.!! .'iL'lVI!. ' r..ki.ri. .ui ,,.,,,'h . ' and llnigiindv. ihe ariisis in ronsi'derable num-1 11 IlfVtr '" imended by the tramers of Ihe ot- ";: wiiunirr. felt ir. m ihr cmr-r .f H.e cum,.t iint he ' hers look refuge in England, and laid (he liiM Rai,it law tint ."-l.ivcry should be rvcojnictl ai j . .im.ii.i iii u ati" o.. u. re-tut it. an t -iiteii f. r tiei,,: toundaiion of the woolen inauufartiire iii that a prmnph in our It-'publican (Jovemiaint. It; n " s - Kinunom. in 1 1 in. we mm iieury bin jiroiuiut I ," u notiivsui; nw-umuuii, aim m iae . r nn oncMM.him. ,m)ltirtntjo1 of m(,ri;imn,iiw frorn lllir. : compromise which were entered liUo-.tha intet wi.il. he 1u.n2h.iai imre in. lUinti.e ti.w, TiieM- gundy. In retaliation for a prohibition of English wight thai the owner claimed in tin person . i,..Hl. nwak.ne.ihn maMer. a poor hirl.te rmau -leeptuK c lot lis by the Ibike, showing ihat by the middle : (f ' slavt' w lic.'ded M pruptrt), in UrTM jt ibe -ide.f .. 1 lie of wmMtn the t-d i -in of an Md frrry i;,.u century the woolen innntiliicture had i"K the ba-is of r pn srnlatlon and Uiatlnn in U..11. lie pot up tin...-! mm ihe rater and .warn t , ak)i y firm M() fn Kn ,,, act ((( ttie )ltli thirteen, and in the States lo be created want, the c.e s ,-krwi.e!,. at ll.r end of hi- force., , lMAUrn.i ln ... , r.n.i. Te. ri.orv then l-k.n.dnfr t ihe r.Hon- li.ni.-ir n.Klain luulf : hln rescuer had much , '" ....... ...v mn n c r to e .ndiirt him to the .l,..re. liere lie drew bun reiiiiuiine unx ciiil-h. in u.v u.e.orv 01 uie pro- '"- '- .v.j .n v .-..,v- f-oniim.' Tlie 'V-t t- wluMi lien i'nki-wttih ow.i j tcclive and inonopoli.iiig policy of that country. r,,v- iiic n pi'i ati d into the cijiiMtitoiioo with iioai itleuse.,.!. !-!..!!,;. tto n irrnvller.it the nl I 1 e hear much llowa-davs aboiH the Iluctiesa aiid .'''' c eMeuslve with tbo ltoutid-1 of i of N..i-.i-s.o. "ho now Kiiincd 1,1, loit.e in cuttiiut ..,,,,.,, of . uf c..,,:.. ..,, s..nnv ihe Cnioii regardless of thi! cM.'iit of that rn'oo, " thed.j t7ailm" leilgeMier the ' llnl 'M"I, mwrully iinderiiMn that the breed u!f-0 renidli" of the mmncrln which Tet yMgn of cheep from which this wind if grown vvnsorig- l ltlir.v "VV ,H' m-.piircd out ol which new Statu linr recounted in Ihe : itmlv ubtiiined Iroin England ; lull so it K "niy ta- loruieil. I lbs atwitupl toil 11 tu Ueroga- mill.) tl.. up the wood which eai mvrkel. Theod'Hera ,'.d. nratc-l Ita-Un r.ir Thee two tietil. i ( mn nn the vingorgani- I til .M.i..r,if ihe r. made liv. lv Impre- mi er-titious mind of ,Meande. Pi.-U lcm e must have d. -ien- for Itni. mm " .aid he loin f liar friend. " let him I hrouicht lfore mc mi' of these ilav. I well to '" linn." '.Kkeuifi-h on received Ihi eidi r to appeal la-fore the i:inTrr Ah'.n.id.i t" cel. id him in He-ftranl liolel of tl,. c Hiril-tri Tiill'-i rami rue siiit-H.,renlm which he ti-e l at that ni. Tiu nt a. til .l..i-e M veral p nernl offl t-ir were pn-mtat the ltilerh The J.iipen. krwttcll tritb alleutioit fit tome lime. kid hn V1, part f:riii.iisand..'phinl- Hh lli aid ol tiioi-inie la -I .1 v IiMi are. tin I . "1 their llill Open inll ,.r in:.. ...IphnrY aehl in" He I.,,-,,,, i wh'el Th. of the c "imtrr 1 you telon to!" i in billit.nla. sire ' -re a l'.-l. . . m irh the bette), 1 1d,, pain nuking ihe importation iu exchange for '"n conMituiion most clenriy. It is In borne- of Arabian blond introduced by the Moors: M,l,l,Mii t 'l"' sl,!l'lt of Rcputiiicanisru. Tbe , she In turn enpplylng Saxony. The tir-t ev c'.niui I nuli tpin.M.ral!c. It isUligirchic Aflii-, i change U a;d lo have taken place In and ; tomtit1. A nuin who oppotei thin prlociplw is wa rpfinned according to ILillnm In 1 hi."., a liemocrnl--hp i-a Whig he a ijre .-fuiluf. I'mxurr citos a Spanish authority, who dntee Then why should our Michigan Iriuid differ '.' ihe grnit improvement in the breed of -beep in We hive fn'il mole than we Intended to e.iy , Spain Iroin ibe yenr I'l'.M. when Catherine or when we commem'- l. We have KpoJcfii in kitid-,1 LanciiMcr brought with her a. a part of her a"'l tr u-t it will l.-recclvmL The lrn ( dowery lo ibe b"ir ii)parent ..f CaMile. a llitfk 1 now presented ir- nil iinporlant lo the esiMeuco ,of EiikIisIi sheep. tliMingtii-bed. at that time, of nnr Free InMiiui -uif.. WhjMuca IkuM we ' alnive Hum' uf every other country, for the teaii- dilfer abnul Ihe pa I '.' The pmcut is More u ' Iv and ilelicacv of their U-tcp. The t-rni Merino, 'charged wilh iimne uluus rw-nlts. .We know npuhv fr by which the fine flock' of Spain arc known. N de-1 'bat our enemy I- in-idioui and elciilatnlarge-rirciLliy(oiide.lrom.l'rtirt.i.igtiifviiig''wau- on ""it" ilb-rciu )s and jealminles. Our rupe-adde.1 the a,,.;.., -'- .i.,, , r nn trnl.lfiti i.;u. ..t.b.1. rlen.-e tenches n- (hai the area t e-t dilUciillr Le. sl.ifti-d it place of residence wtlh the seaf-.n. in combining llu- cl'-nitnta of rvnilnw. V e e ehtiMit- which -phcie lilhe Ihe le ,. i ; tl which ' Hi ' -ol. I.ealll. f the dead geiieril- The til'lelll i t lia I.d .' I ll'.lll I, ..c Iiiin-, hai are the .hap- b. ot ll lie, :. pa Mi -l luo-h.-d iu m;il.e. and w inn. n-i-i- lo ui make ie tle ..r a 1'allT hap- Sh"ph. id ll..y. dldl.- d in a '" np .ii Hie iiit'ik "1 a trie, in i fn nb II. - and. li a'l "lh. r ;.d"l -.on. : ..I'Jit I 1 ; eai l"ll;l . I.I l.ll" IM Ihe ,p'lh..,.- .11, 'I ll I- ill llll. illl' llt lilr. MIL I- ,,.,, , ,,.!, , ; iiii.I ili',,' II iii. ,, i, i.u. Mm ii, K ll,. ,1 II- li nil ,,i, v il f il fur r ' I ,li in, . 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Iln- -i iiil". ii'ili i n'li ,1 ,1-ilv l"l- Hi- uiii'ii"i,i -l i'" i nit, , i,i .i. i . ":il"ii'iiil.U" lli.it ,,ilii i' alt, i ii.it, i, "I l'i ,:, r :i-, "i:,iii:,, V ,'t Hi" l,n- ," I' III. u if il i-,r :li-iil,l ,'"llil'. l'i" i- ;' i 'i I' , In llill ,vii " I,, li" In mil ill Iln Inl' hi mitt I." tin- mil- ii'nl llnni" t. ill,' v l.ill l.i.nlii,'". I ti' llii, uill I i:l- i- " . , i,l, , l.i in.il "Innii-" in, in .I .1-. I.'l." I., im : .,1 ll,, -. i... I, u. i- , "i, - ill " llll, lliil l.tu.u II i. r il.iv i n,l,lin'j n, Hi" ,' l.ill i"ii"l..tl". Il.nl lil" limt li, in. I,- im.- I.i ,'li-l '. " in Hi" nl'i,l ,1" "tl. nt' Ill" nil linn- liiili li. tin . lli", mill nil i I, l, ;;"l:l.l .itnl u:iiin:il. ,T : :.:il "; niiin il il ill. :i utiitiiit": i. til. liiiii,.'T"n-, '.l-. "ll,-i- lili-. until il ii, ".'- "I liuu u-.'.n. Tl." . tiliii ll ,'."1 ll t-.il ul uilli- i- u-iiit.'il.'i. il . It' ii"i"! .ili.ir in it--if. ,, iniiiiit" tll.lt I ll,. ',l,"!'u' Il.l- l',,lll-lilllll li , " Itillnll ",l llllllllUI- .' i!,'.,i "f i,.H,T, il nl I'in'll ,i!"'i, ,1 i.iili il .,i,!ii "ln i ll" t.i, , nni- ,i Iln- .1 iiii-l, lli- --'iit Iln- -.i llill I I ll:,- li.ii. Ii., I : ul, ii ..I' Iln , intti'ti " luij-ii lit, ninl' ii.il "l,'tu,'iii-Mitn. il in u t..iin Ul:.. 'l I- "I"!' Ill il..-,,liiti,ui. Iui: ,,::ll U'.tli tlii-L, it llitli 1'i'iitn l"iii'i I 'ilnil i . lli, li- "ii 'll ,'lritilli . ".I ,1. In"i,i-11,-1 III" , it-it 11 III Until. ti-l III" irniliu-l u.r tint-., r ,il ll- l.li,i unit lt,iii lull ,,i,ln "II ,: i"ll ll- : llll,-.. " lll" l"ll .1-nl lll.in. IIII.I "I ll '" ' I, "It. i"-t in nil ni-, -ll iny-l. i v.n nl Imr,. ,. ill III" li'llltinll I, Itl.'li it nuin-M,.",il,i.li I," lii.i.l, I,,, Ml. I'lntl. fit IlilltittuU". llill. in "lin-l. tu -ami -iit-ill iiM', ,'l lin "llll Iln- '"'-I "I Hi" .ii.'-k "ll-- : I t'.-lii u. In- i-ii.-iiil- i.i il,, it iu lit- -i,- ul lilt-. : ,i, liuu ,i l,.iii-li,,l .it llu- r. until in II'. . lii.li... 1 iv Imi ul I ".nn,- in I....I, ,,i, t' Iii- r.,ll"li,,. 1 n I nlii k. vli.lli" kin.ul. ,liu- In- tlt'.iii- in I ii. I't'lii f tii,l ittiinniiu-nliil -i,llnr". I liniiiil Mini 1 it. Iii-IiiuI liiii,l,, llu.uiil. ll ily III"",-,'. 'Iilikt-y.! .-il'in. I'nl"-li,,u. i.tnl lii;,lil. .-(, It'll, -nl-1-,-ni'-l-i-nml lititi,"-ill lt:-ll it ,l"",l tlilliM'Ul Intnl..' I'I'lllnll Iti'tli i'l- nt III- ll".l,l-t ti,l,ii'llilill"l',-lll t,. iii, ,n-. . Iiil'i'tnl" niiul "iiii. iil ninl lii'iiulilul tir- I'liil.rlin.il.liiiiuii---. l- ti,.l I I'.i -I'lttl. All, - III, -in Mini t. Il,,ly I ntnl. anil III" Nil". ,11,- Imt il"tii-, f llu- imi-. i,l iiit.,riti.iti,'ii. ,, l,"i,:.l.t, , tl.,1 11. .11, vil, i,-r rlr,.t tint limp , lii.lr. l-.-li-li ii.lt,,n.lilt It i,i,H.,r lliit Ton .i. tn.kv ni. n. I 'll ' t1" miilii... lli.l l,r,rn ti,-, ,.l., pr"lfrl., r,',,,.r. M, ' Illl.luol.. n..'.K..,...l,nlr, Ulr, I Tlllll ill" IlllOllO. nl till- Itl-MC i OWillR to tllC I""'" H"' P" ''I' ?l'l'PH iKfllTt If tighlljT int.. in. ?n,t.l. m iii" m..niii,H-tl,r.,n,n.l ,.f st,r,pi onrn ttiki-u nt 1hr niiliiiul.. ti ui'll a. tn cliumtc ..I ktr,i, tir,,i. ,i,t I ti ti i,,,,". ' i. lU-.ii, m-lrrtt. .1 tu- tin-iniir,,rm eu-i'lli-tici- of llu- f..l.,-ll.ll lm...l c, -rllll, t,, tin l.ii. in .,,,. hiIrr p,l,., r StUuIIV ViKll 1 llllill- tllf H.-k-, ' 't.' M k, I " r,, .. Tin- 1.,-it. i,..i.,v i,e i v.. r eil. a..d a L-.i. xiv mm 1,. ih. nur i W "'eniiiient has nind Keal eaerii.n tn li.il Vtii-re. mi hi le.uTii fr.,m ilir ii.ifi-rii.naie ram I maintain a KiiH'rority ill the growth andinauii-nti-i. Int. Minder. l..rlniie il"oimt b ve eld im n '' I laclurc of wool. At rt lK-H.vd po late us 1771. il wn penal lo manti fact tire any cloth wholly of Cotton ! The people of (L llritnin were largely interested in the growth nnd manufacture of wool ; Ihe maniilacturc of cotton was then jtiM iH'giuiilng lo excite attention, and, lie it n inein-lMred, cotlnn wa imi then grown in any nf the polonies for importation it wan derived from India, itn-n the cent of prmluclion for Ixvth the raw nuiterial and the manufactured arlicle. Tlie great inutationMifciitnincrep oroehiliited in tin -.1.1 that Ibe ..1 1 Mar-hl l far fr-.m liarinR tlie I ,.ntld. nr- of tlieOr No l.-ln in ll.e Mir-en . f the t rai..-ai.-n Al ll.e end of a l tve rar.er nf pl.irr. ' I mn irns lomlliat 11 l 'bn(rri"l to tempi for s. (jr To die on lit- t-d of l.oirl. m. -iIt s-n. i nt-li nml lil- ecret lie)"- but tlie inv-o-r In I at.. I tie mil-t iWv In fier of a bH.I. t ll"- ob r MA.t.l, ivt ef k.-1ensc n tM-llll-e lt.n.eiei .le.alrd he no 1'ic. well llie rrilU- Hill et to knot ll.,.! all liii-'i.nn nr.--lb' lots Hu n i ik-nr. In. hp, If .li - hui n -Ndtien jn.1 ... tr l'--ke,t,l. ...tniii in ni..ti..n, i ll in flic of ibr H lo lli. hub (.i , tis-d. Let lh" fricii.lt of Itepiibtlcan G()vin men! Ite nite ih-n.nml diuppuial Ih-ir encmiei. Let us unitp nit n i ..yyos rRI( in,t we iholl 1 Aoin Unit n roviviov mmb, in Uio purt Rrpubli cani-m of our obj.ct. Hfaiitv or tMPMrvc). The 1'ditor of the ClevcUnd Wain lhahr a pensioner of the Slavt Aristocracy, V i. I'lfi-Ma-icr. nml a in duty -hound rcp-ion at their Iriuini'hs. t'res gum at tbe repeal i f tfo Missouri I einpi..mi-e. nnd dioutc whon tbw lav feud a iiegio int l ivery, Thinl! nil vprj well, er-pc'iiiiiy iu- law peri ; nnu we no not moji-c' lo the coiitiiiet by which lie has Hold biurtilf t. the Slave povveiiliatV a mailer of tasta, thit.k- 'iilllivgeli-l-:i- ,-, lo ol 111 own MiM. 1 lah. V. hi d-p mtn He- lir-1 I'.el Vo : I.d e.pml o . pi ni.itm -he in. ubi.vl is .hi ot I" ailv ' i.d . .-I the h'i .1 hn i- object lic'l din alHh"-1in .'uolalwav held in i iW t'l ill'' two II a e il of -P"ech Ol i vi'd i re-t -hall hav.-ca He n I -hull "vp.-ct . o ,l Iumii iatii.g iu I'M new 'I - llliilv Cl.".'ti;' ii.toevt-ll lh I'l el le .-lilt" :i a. id ol i .oji ft n, b,' h",.'. .-la i civ ii i-. but He -Hi ed em III III .1 lire enabled le' I. Uil'l.ltio; gi . at Id poVV id. nl vitalilv v tlm ml-, in lulu i 1 il-t ' it. I ii -I .' 1. J- l It1' : ll.e, K: O'.l. ,IV1- .I- . Hiill anhii-cl - Innil'd . I"''"-" "I1- Hi- p- llill, il p. alloll 1 Ihe I lip Mat : th.i I it ii h ad I-' I ai , i ', 'iiii-l . lo le-iol ;;H .1'p-IV- Ibi-p'lh.'l". i-u.ld - a ti.'Vef.t- If, In n tree it. o- - a a ui i. I inn w! i.n mi ,m ' :l lelltlll' l t.lilll li" il llll IV e.h.H thev a'v that it Hi" pei-klnr, .. t: i It -. Lor , licit hi L.v pre at' r llu I Un veil" bi at e,i-. and till who Iln ik if ii is-eeme pi t in Hi d''gir.' Hnt I-. and tlm' the ecu-ily o Hie I C..UII.b'te re p..!:ilillitV OU It- mi l o Hn- I loveruiib ut nml Hn decline nml uiii billon nlwav- in H.e ir.iin .. -lnverv, tin. .ill I" mi loil".. i ii hind of Lindom bill 'a laud , ,-la.l'tV. J"h,,r t.lirhl'H, M..((MHI-'o,V l.'U- Tvm.x at Hi. Worn..- Cr..mwcll in-. ol inairiiiio h1- .l.iii'.-hi. r i.i i. wen th null ot t.l.ua. -I. r hir..; wle ii he v b beve. l.v dolilctic gn - i,., Hiat iii.laiii-.'Mr. .Icr. ini While. ple.i-ing imoiin r . io d i..p v. A ol hi- coin I, ' wa- ncieilv p .vim; hi - addle-... b l ady I i in-y. -. wh." wa- lar timo d;-e,,.ii , i,. I,,. ,,... .-I inoiion. lion-. KMerinir his dam.hb-i'- I'-mi -uddenlv on- itay ilii- pioieclot- ciiat-hl Whii- on hi- km e ki ite.' Hi- ladv'- hand. hat i- Hie induing "I Ihi-:" le d- nuitiiled. 'Mai it pb.i-e ..iii lliglim--." l.-pled V.hite. Wilh gi.Ml pre-'e; of mind. p. iniiii( I., .r.-i i Hi- ladv mini-wh.. h ippciod 1.. Is- in He r.-oiu, - have l.,g 1;nie coniled Ih.il -;ent!.'.voni.i,i. i,n, cieiiol pn vil I; I w ,. hiiinbU piin- ... ing H'T ladylnp to ml. ; ,le .., me " - ,, 1 frolll II llllll.Il.d llnlV. hU"l'.' -,ti. r,,..;1,. b. Hi- 1 Hull ol oll. covr It nmn; -why do mu tiii.-e de-I r Mr. Whin- o time phice U- Wll..i,i ,. ...... n,. ,.. r,:..,,., ., , , '"''' 'dii'..' ior. ooil v oil should 1li.it hlni n m I, " ' Il M i' ui.;,. nib luN Uie liuu hoimi ." ir.-. r,-,! He voinui. i,, ' Wilh a ei ..w courte-v. "I -lull imt I- ng.iit,- him." "Sav'-l Hum io mi h-. ' Mini I i'-.i,i- wi'll; 1 call li biio. Ihi bn-ino , halt bcd-iia i pll-l-lllv bet. .1'- I go Ollt ol Hie I'l onl." (io... 'l(, nni, uie c:i,i ua ii. acnvci; ll Inl- Ice! .....i- l... ,,. labor id lav tits, 'Ih-coial if the colli lu-ni e. ,1. are wi.ll. il r.1. ml I -land iind a mloai a i p, i' in tl..-.-' ew. ol 11 f.r whib ,'11t, tl'' 1 Of ,ll- eieii h'l-.' ll.iif : ih" fn- .-ii.i.-.iiv I:i piadical peliiicil sir.i! have tauuhl tlti'in ilt-i ,i li-hln- breed 'in Leah llelcl'lll"!. ! etil'ld, Mill W ot iblll-cll'dll :y. Uli. li v." Ulploltli-e law cited nnd the ! t H.e 11 ll I lllllll ll w (ainlitioa tor op.-ni'ii: il to the p.. ib.. pi,.-,rip tabb-.i, - .-l-.v.-rv c.ui U- rcju-ah d and tin- v,,;, , , ;, .;, ,. ;ni, ,,, ,,,!,,. inrver- A phil..-..,her ditil - a port "mi of pure water, , timi and very of tin- All i' i t. I shall n-p,- I'nion nevct ihel--s reiunin ht in. Ify..n ii ire rullv imi-h o llie Compnuiii e ot V.o. which. sedinleMi fi-out Hie nir. nnd then places it nmler rate tlu-iii I -h ill v..e f.-i- lh- f 'inier, nnd why limy do nol siund l.y H,. Ir rights a. d iheir n- all men know. I ppo-e.l earnest ly and with the iiillu. nce of a poweilul rhclrir current. I'M, Yi1"' ,nn'1'' k'1"! bi g.1 universal -iifirnge Inlcre-t more llrmiy. I will i.ll imi in ih- lo l ,i,t .,.,.. Neu-rtlHef-. I have iilwnvs piefei r- i Living beim. nn1 siinnihited into pl-1en.-i, the perniillii' '"""' '"1" r,, tt. n..l ib-pond, b. ell'ecte.l: i-a-iole.. tr, u .i have lol h.ue labor. liibli-h d it to I hlll.MllW. n if ihi- In do I now IV pro eilt i ll,.' . in f'"i n 'ii 'in i nt V- .lid thai I would llllllUl.ilUIV'hnlHd I. -p !. :'l.nn :h 'omlctinii , I H.ould ipi'.iiui e of I "-!" I I'll ol Itn.-e who e- ilimuK of Irecibi i Hi.it eihiti a yr.il w!H ob. no .-ge;iti..ll -piim. Ii.ip- IleW plilili-. llllng.'lle-r lllllll. e nnl lu'lelo-I ..Mioiu i i lhal netghb.. rh. .o.. lUirini how iii-rii Heci-;,iid .-t v-a.-h.i Hie vital iv oI'iIh h- '. beea pie-, fled ll"-p in ill" earth's ho-oni! Not 1 - w.culeilul is IL.' t.iet stabd bv I .on) Li-ul-av . who l. .oh Irotu llie hund ol an t.'.'vplinn l)r t,, momiiiv a Inbei . whi, h niu-l have I n wiappcil lt th up He i. tie -iv Hi, in 'Jihiii vmr- In bne. It wu-. (jim il.il.w.i. laiiieu anu tiewcii upon, lie--nil i: I'm. i. - Ai Hiel.i-l il il n-mn ihe Indian ehi. t, vv,i .-..uiiiming e up'.tl cliit'.:raa1- iod III.' Mor mon -. ill at-, 'lie- sii'.i.el l-'iiiu beor. e ol llu-coiib l.'tn-.' i,o'"liiiu- o" the m1 i.s, .b b-r .-milli intonal-d Hi.ll In1 eoilld - tile the dif on Hie .nl.. ta illlies wilh the lodiails. ploi ided oiie one of rrente ll.e t Ih p i I is hid a la-t. for vv i-wai.i lire. Ili said : H.e aile.nl.. - l.'i-.w in. u ai - i arch women are pine- t'.'' -- '"" l- : a. d il there i- nol greater care laketi. wo- li..'.!.- mf-.m ui.-a will l iairi'd away pro iv and their itu.'-r . 'luliii fii vill b- imudeied il Ihev wntider oil iti.'u..n-l- cai, , -h n nl vvillmiil ploleclill. I tell you, in ,i c mil v bk-Hiis. where women are u-.in r , 1 ' .led h od lo g-t. we Inieirn il l. ed I.i lake . b care of ih'ta. WaKer hiui elf ha leiiM-d in.-' tor n wldle wili- ; and il auv "1 tie- li-ter' will 'I uiiiri v him I l-di. vi- I can cl Hie win butll- V i.iih. I iiei e rliiiii that iinh - met) can take , n I., ll, r . "ire o He ir woiuen. ;i 1 K r may siipplv fi h in-, ll on :i Id" rat - He. and wilhoul eh-io'g ( the war e.tlief. In e .-i. bi-iou. I will av. il Hut while thi- f.iin editor h o exact In d. fact Hint the lti'ui-h Last India Company used manding the p.mitd of tlcb accurd'tng to thil la i'. rrrM-,n.l. ne. .,i .i,e obi . i,.t-.1 ...m-.! j to lake from lt lo idghl million piecei nuntial- "'id Hie coiiMiiulion in the caw id luv poor n st lot is M.. Ms3i. 1s-M. , ly ; and fts lalrnt. IMMI, the I'. Slates look near- sTo. lie r. piullntc. the authority ol lbs comtlli 1... ,i iftvn tn ..nui'ince .iii vonr ie,u-i, an ly elht hundred ilioiisuixl piece of the col ton lionul in ilieea-e ..f taxation and tlipmnk tb.t ,-i eibi. r.ictii i i,,,t.ioi..a fe iio.irs.f i.i.iiient g,Hs nl India. Now. India herself receiver- her 'llipcotisiiiuiioa of the Cniied gtntei ta lb lb,.,-...tr.:,1ie..t tbelV,-.l ,,. pie oi, 11,. ... inr ,,., jM fr( ,, rornpr delK-lldellle Oil IllT ill- Itiulllt Uw of tills I.IUd. tO W llfefc PrPIl tflC JU . !.V J ?. V iML'...!'i. . 1 'J I i-.. .'Ji ..i i ii. rtwfU'V 1 nnd her skillful weavers art" driven to ag- Aii-b-eracy nml lluir pinipa Kill an v ft. to aithmr n,i in..!, o.n i, ,.oi iim,im,eif,.n He. ii -u.i at.r.' rictilluit. as have Wen our in the clniiinca or Stab' eon-lit ition.-. and Inwtv are yet admitted II, il 1. 1 uie flt-t dehne en iir"e ll. Init a -Iioiik .letre commercial policy. by .Utie men. to Im- siilsiflliliato 10 ttiia hlCl ,i t.i eM-i-re ibeter , haw spoken of ihe d"generarv of ihe lit'. In ols diciic' to Ibln law, tht) Bnr'i'Oi mer. inriu.iuB lowa .. , rtil.,L. . , lk, .111.m Court ol ihe 1'iiiteil State, tins dri-Iibl in i ( o I.,,,.. . a , -in" one nnu seem. Hiinnsi iM-vonil 'leuci wueil l" l" ' ' '"'1 "'.' v Tn. ht, a.-ii'.n..fio..flie.s I iln-bislory nl w.xil culture and (he attention limi ef ihe State of Ohio Olid legMat'oti ntt.ii u.i bain .... ibe vi,,t,,rl ii Nebi., V.. k.oii.ts and W.-t.-rn Me 1. n il nor a li.i1 Ui..-' of foeli'iii f innkv tlir tr. nt tli i ol ,.i ii.r ov-a-r nf it.e mu to paid to Mork raising In that couiitrr it consid- i i- i" .ariicilai. wen- a violation . r..l.r.eo Kna. and N.bra.ia bare called rn Hut we have the aathontt ol l'r. 1'llK Hipremp law of I lie liuid, . i rf tbe pe. , I, of all rU nf Ibe I .... ll l" . comnietlCPIllPllI TllC CoII-tilUt'oll of 0 Slot wbctt ill Wlllc'j iili-u in re;r.r l lo tt ,-1 ! .rlel up. n witll Crre b li..e.ii.t.'lii).mr ! -..n.e f. Il.elr li-niei in U.al w , .re- tuiHi.,' ..f .all. '"IT , -I. ll' I . b- Mi -. U nil..' I will II -he lo lie II repoi olilte llu nie. and he ' 1 'ilia . tiiaii" i -tin i ih" -pot lt.l,,, i n tur i . four ,1-1 an, M.lhodUl, aei'.-"iii".it Iodine lelth" I'atholic !-,.- ud lakiiit ill'. clelVMIIell. II L.iptl-I, and Human I 'iiiledic, on leh. Soon a- ni ace in un d wilh knife and Ihirdot Hi., li-h. aiti. and the n..i grew, bin 'line i ih ii'id bl.iotnhi;: into beauteous O.ihlia ! A; the Nni'lli I'ole, where Veil would epccl I'" Io 1-"Colli" evtinct, llie siioW is M.1IK t illies and "f ii I ri 'lil red color. Limnine il by ihe cio cop", ind. lo! it covered wilh on, h- i-.iiis. erowini: on Hm surluc" ol Hi llll 1 Ul 111 .b.h A phih. o,her di-til- a port'on of pur- water, 1 St. huit ll m. Av HoM ii,. v. - A voting hid nam. d (bo. U . Ai nrtii" id on ihe -it. .1 a dea k on n b. inking hou-. in Ihi . iiv Ilin bn-upwatd- n Iitleeii blind, ed dlhr-.' Th- b,.y in, dialclv -ou-ht oui. In -i ihe i mloi.-cr ami i'llei ivmd- Ihe owner of Hie ch.'i'k. liuil wa I'ewnril ,1 I.U iulU VV v by the hit lei (nf hi . h,.e-IV. l 1 i ier nl ,h'e I'llll li ii.liil'.- th- h-.l.l removed il , i his plate, i i 1,1'iiiini- a h -.il ih.wti, wilh ui.-iit i 11 -at ' r.iblii'ii. " I'apa i -te ipul i rcb--in ." (Hip I'oih-i Hip le ad ol lh- Church I I ledialelv llie lit N' w.-.tb .... tbiiii in 1 1. rnonaii-n in llie poml -e to rue iln- in..al.i il' 1- 1 don t i."i Uu.l ,,. n.l. n1,i..l,. 1 Diiuh I am Imp. Inl md l.. -e It. I ...l,l.-li!.- TIiik ni.i.b L o n..i..il. e( lr.ini.lk b-1 11,. n liioirn. rm.'Ut 11 -hi'Mi;.' imm 1- lv Il.l Cltv M.ilV..'..n III- III.,. tes,.t InHTsHI l'.lll ' Ibe Ih.i l..1 of tt.i le.e.f leVit We n.a.le Hie entire U-lvii.". tn.-..li'ij i.'nh f.nir -lip. (.1 t'..l ."In.'. In t'.1.-'it' V 'I d.i "kel.-li of tlie ,o,nt ,.( t.ileo'.l -nil erie t- till i.p Ho l.'s I V. wnwwr bmiv. a few nule. aUne Ibe ie nutb f lb,- W 'ilmb, I. a IlirOitiir and ,lri.vr.l p.-ml Ibe 1-)iiKfl. to ii frmn up lb"' riier l vcti floe IV-lna il ll Sniidav there ra. tin oi l- rtimll' t-Jielje of 1l bn.inr.i , ,. r ' of Ihe prrM-iit century (here lias Wen n gradual wiih the cm limtioii of the I'nited Siniea, Ie of andiivbi tm. of depnfialion In the linciies ol the clip. Ihe 'Uie ine rclnlive f.ice and power that an otff da. ioiu.ie ji,n-ior. in hi I'hthw.phy of Muniifactnre. "mnce or a eoipoiali.ui wonlrl be a tram 14 a. 1 J qiiole the Icsliiiiony of Mr. Jonv HiiooKf. of Ishiltve eii.ntmeiil. Hmt then dunild if Hiidd.'rs11eld. Inken iwfore a cnuimillce of the " beunly or t oii-i-l-ney " do wh- n Urn PliurJ House of Commons. Mr. ilrookc paid- ' l'p lo ' Iriuinphv mcr initmanet tB in lu ta -V I Mil. Lnglish wool alone wa found to answer 'tt' ' 1" ''' l on-i-b-nt lin rti'iuid tH'!c for (he liner descriptnuif. of g..,nk hrorn thai Im-n1 wa nunc cumi 11 yet lell 11) Qui lo 1 time to IMM. a mixture nl foreign wn-rcpiiird: i"' "' to vind cute il .-It agalurt J e obin'v1, J nnd Mime l:i. fon igu alone has become necc t"l iuor.tn. p combined, lint Bo Hit; " 1 I arr. In wp pul home from ;n tobb i'aik ''' -i-iamv i Hm law nf t:,e latul of the N-l wool to l-p found in Smw. and it potin hd bi Hip hiidn-t Irlbiinil. N'..v. ; wn conrt-ihat we emild li-e It onlv in the lie cnn-el-. rcvi.hu inn by dawiiug thej edging of cloiliN or listing. Tbe dccriptioii ol lo convene the I.egl-laiure fur 'm j.j "niiin A I r H.ere b .in no -.elf en tUe (-ii.it, I 4- iliat mv erini .n and oi'Uineiit n a .lal.ii; otl,,'r 1 a .-.'rre -l In future l.it.r. 1 -m . full, a- mv lime ill , . r l-al-a i ill'ti and liaie nn (goi:i'i ffHiilrifrillitt and delving ision ol Hip Suprcni" Court, and, an luot Inn ileti-o ihe I'coph- wort trnil llcai T cn.. dcr 1liesi-teni o inMitlon at iWWo-d hy ' consiiiiiti..n nml Iti friend rtcommst in.. i.e. .1.1 b -I- nio-e. and helping liim-.-ll In bnlldi.. i tl,i.lr re.p.-eul,e 1, ,.Un e.lifl, e die in,' .. II ie.lv lh:il can Ite Bniii'il How. ol mv noMHv. n ,M iii-cau.. Iln kb'g ritht on lull ofhope ami eotilltleitce o Ilietr rtretigtii, ami ilien-lore uusu-p.a-ting nnd , haw- wn tiled no other. r ,. t oreveiltlon or in- tU'logviioa oi .-invcry I riow io iiiie,ieiiii nuiiRer. i lie iciisoii win mm via- j tlie urihTtP li' tTitler. H'r.l am aurprliTd al you previitl in many conl.-.K Ik bi-eatiso you ,nnn l ii'TU Ciiiinoi ih' n eou- ioiis ,h- Cinnpromi-ei of ihe Cotiotltulioii. and (icrirri ft Melluslisl mini' H bent one-lhnd einbi m-ing llie tail, seated tl i 111 - ell, eM'liiiiuin j. " I inW coioinil opus, ( Hi" end nuiiu ciown- Ihe w-ili. The I'le-bv leiiitu now tlmn ihi b-m b jl wa- time Im' htm b. uioie. and lahitig llie re- i ,i,h. 1 iu ain-h r ol th- ti-h b. Ii i plate. cM'mmiing, " In ni.,biM-l Veritii-i." lllillll lie Ih-hvpi-n lli.'lvvo eviren.es 1 I Inr lt,intit biivlhi-r hu.l nulbimr . V' '" "r i. t-mi o.'..'.i-...... .m. n.. . ,,(. m iiir ima.ii-i ,i rtMrfcnf th--ar-vvt. ntml.mwm. ot a sbtn dinner and Hinlebing np thf m I of w,h .u,,!,,, . mmrh rmim.i rf.i raw n ni l .-ui i.iuivr, ne UAsara ii over nw-m : ,( ,h, Mlltt1h u.e rv.mfctoa. ,l al oiirb llow cili.eii, .lohn T iilbui L .p - W.,bi.i l-i bor ami I llimli Hn- e itrv around II like Die Amer le IliN elti H, no doubt ree. -Ilnelv . f. r .'i.liieineH.e. ent. a Knli-h wool we uii in l:t jsnt produced al prcM-nl." The long slnplc-i and coiu--r wim.Is are u-M il largely Iu worsteds, blankets, ami car peting. The wool of ihe Crimen and Tariurv, obinln- eil from tlie Italtic, and llie wooln ot South '"'"ii V paid in (M( nntil America, arc recnling from the market N-cntue Without fuib r comnieut. ire Mibmlt an I from Hie i'-'ufii Iltalrrnt M'.tilnr evatil I Pie And Ibe wmdaol AuMrnlla and Norlh Amerli'it italic and -ILJuM iu ItaiatidJiiO Ihat iJ Ixi-ume nere-sarr In wipply Ihe dellcleucb's in l i-.n iln ri. .. hud rtiia TValcr .if Jirr.i1 liurope arising from Ihe wonderfully In. reaed .bort ,1il.vu, e b.l,ei Die W .kliU t'llee Tlie oi l State ll.nl. Ol Ille lulll COIlilltlotl ill WlliCH tllPV BIT Peiliei, man 111 It rent appraianre ' U tier 1 r ellier teniMr r.l"l Ilia h- e eoiiMin. .noil. voiiuuFB miKv pi"'r m woui. w , .,i..t . b-i i,.- , llar.i... enll an' I he We-tern Slalet are fant N-emiilnir a ot..i1 .""'i'" e t ail f.i.e. (c (r r''.''"' VF1H f Ik f7'"l " wotlliiii. vv in Muni in. nlnu Ml... 1 ..i .1... l "l'i" " pom !ton n nuy v bile ihtwhi , wilh lie rc-n I feared iill others. - ' lonch on ik iM-nlen. or a great tnysl.-ry; lmt i i u,,,, r ),R(.k .,;it (tl, , pm, ',- ,19r ; uhi (.liminK, " fjo'lpviai va." (1 baplUe nie uf the men I nlHlea- la not nt nit V on mv uti-rimm Hmii tl.. fuel nt - ...... n .. . ... ,, . ei -n nu- a leading l-nncijiW uf ll.e gipnl slater , la not at alt 'nn- myi-tcrioi.-, Hum tlMt fiu-t or , R lew mn ,tM)Ul ,m her huuckles, Th-ii. ia no you all.) td (he Nmili (Mr. t allmun). Said he "1 life Unplf. l'h.limiplier. know nothing aUiil it, doubl but hn Is tt g.-n.iiu.i nero; eiir favs nn) -nier ti,.- niii.. Neiit.ri ibe tiii.ti.,ti.i ur flehl for itn culture ; ana ine proapect la thai me IHI .I.e. appear In an pA n,ltan1ay, fvter thaa mpply, Tbe won) trad and th. nwmfacivr nf wiwlana bare not seen tbeJr laid gnl changf 1 lH-pOM. t iiii iiii i ii ni .- ii ii i-i. . i i .i- we hij .i iu uie v o'lsiiiiiiiiui: cttunoi iii inruicr uuin n ia. i ne aiieinnt i uipcover tin w-nv ulie la nl Ihe unrn lib.iil . ).., I, narf.nitiPa.ri.Miin.nllimri'.lerrieml vwatimi ol .ils.lill.nu.ta. however impiarlieiii.lP, i rompromint'. A compromise la but an act of 'Pfti.se, IiifvttnMr throw" I he in lmek upon Ihe i iui venrsi.1,1 .,.) . -.i bi- b.hr. tho MMtk f the T nneiMM, r WaMasm luafclM rli i'l. i an4 mail tw lawna af m-hm. laiMUiei. Xtrit Id a notevrloil" fact Ihat almoal Cverr np In n4.ira Iheahnreal thai Ua TklrtMiUMalw 1 lh" li.Uliir .'i.M Is lliuu,i i-.l - iV ukleaid uf inajorbi, llien . a.i.i'U Vk- t , 'ulj 1 We laitc nne nf inr TeMWin n it. wmn ironi n-n-mnK oirrniivrty ip.i i fii imiiitumliml firflirner til lha i k'iim of iiipu and women who have a.,, . wuintu cvanot deny tuuta Ujat-.tiunnwlvM Item au ruUT political partie, u ttatuw, u Tba readerf ot tb Ji Xtrnml had the ptrtunr ; gvHv Ppeeeh of Mr. Skw -ird, It tt) i and will amply pay ptrmak 'IIipit uu.l..-,. ... ' - , -I inc t euioiu. mm n" T Ji'm .'In,,ilol III. i tirtHU 111 lh ,irlh 1,-h ilrnnmu IK. V..l.r. ,. .- .L. . v . v i l . l .1.. i. . . " v ,-ersevcres in opn rung itn m:m m in I'aimiui iniiur uw iniwrna-i.;. uiouuii it eon-, Congrpw. II mar beoverruM at any Hmo,-! Great HM Cause, l'hllow.phy takes rcluge in 1 in clmrlolto ('....nti.. Vliwida.' IW h.i. (.in U .,i.- i. ". - 7 li, T-V.. . .Z .ZT . . .. . TT " M , lrtur wa onitWd U DaiUm. It litbe flrat of ll tflv-i nn aecniity, . But th C'lnntimtlnn ' religion. ibb la navor a.t Mai Im Ll tnri-nUlliMa I 'I Wv)l 00" ' I TW drC UOtnt alt "Mirm. Imll eraMM -ki(B .faM Ck0m nmII mt,baa Hpj anr. Jii rtll eontata bis pebcllltnt by lb iMnfla iu U tliat night have hern ib toata In healthy, rtfmhlnpj. b n i fata trip Wwarda avm-dowm. - . net tlmaa, $ JSI- .
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