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Con-fituiion. 'The PresiiJonf, Don J.lsn
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tcrwards reid tho following Speech
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Foreign.'
Ii(sno?j, July 27.
The Pari paptr of tb$ 2llh Lava; ar
r j' veil.', Tfacj re filled almof t exclusively
. ni'h. the ifturt of .SpiQ--Oa-il ioth
. .SioTiin approrrd of 40 ftddref t to ih;
ttjt. l'n doeutuetjt, fier eoagraiolut
jug ilie K.in, fitc. ttuM refers to the
tiod'U Americiiu larritories.--'' TLe iuli.
tii .t to uoion f tbe Cortes tvilh your
ily' g9?erntnentf the re-establiabiueul
bf tbe ConsttluiioD, and the faithful ac
in)lishtueat of pfomuet, by removiug
nil jtreUit for disirusi, will facilitate tbt
jiacilicutioa of uur lrania:rine ose
aiuuo. The Cortes, ou its aide, will let
l!) opportnniiy escape lo propose aod
liJ'-pt tbe 0rsetary measures to rtestal.
tjb trTjnilily iu ibote regious, iu order
lo unite ibft Sjiarnards of both hemis
pbcres iu one happy family '
After reading of tbe addres the minis
far of pardons and of justice announced,
tbal the kiog bad deemed it aeeessary te
sucure the jc-rso.is of the tiixty.ntne indi
vidual vb bad signed tbe address to
hi mnjes y agaioat ilio eoastitutioaal
system iu 1911;, and that they were con
iiotd ia various convculs.
3omt7umerilhat a diapprobation f
too Constitution ef bpaio Las been exuib
it:d, oonliiiue tj be put in circulation $
but they appear to be without mueb,if any
fpuudalion. ,
A letter from Madrid, dated the 11th
" QnfJTI.EMB,l)EVUTtB9,
" At length has arrived the day, 'the
object of . my adeBi witbea, on vbieh I
see uiywtlf surrounded by the repreneols-livesof-lbs
heroic and generous Span'isb
uatiou, am! in which a sikna oath Ira
completely iJentilieJ cty interests a !
tboseofaiy family with the iatorcsts of
my people. a
. When excess of evi's prriher j tbr
clear mamretMlion of tho voic j .or' ihcj
nation, lorsurly oneared by lamentablo
circuiustaiices, which .ougbt to be eraged
from our memories. I immediately deter
mined to embrace tbe desired system, and
1 tt-j &-3,oath to the pol'tieal' copstitu
j lioS of the nioiareEyseoncd"'lby'"Thc
(Joneral and Lxtraordi;mrj Cortes in the
year 1812. i'tren did tin- V,ruir,. as well
as the uation, rive ila I. gi imuto r glst.
my resolution uhhj ito ,e sjontauoons
anu treev linn coarrrnMl!e to my own
iiittsrests and tliosa of tbe Spanish peo
ple, whose l';ippinog has rn-ver ceaed
to bet the object of my :incerest wishes.
My heart thus ir.dissiohibiy united with
the heart? of my cul.jects, who arciaUn
my children, tbo fniare presents tome
only agreeable images of confidence, love
ami pnmpenty.
Willi what satisfaction must' the
grand ipectaclo be contemplated, hitherto
unexampled in the history ot u magnum
rnous nation, which has passed from one
polilioal ctate to, another without convul
sion or yiolenev suhjectinp her" enthusi
asm to the guidance of reamn, under cir-
eumitaoces wbmh nave covered with
mourning, aod iuundated with team, other
less fortunate countries!
inst. contains the follntviug particulars.'
A decree, dated tho 30th of June, pro
vides, that the pardtin graated to foreign
er madts prisoners in the service if the
Suolb American insurgents shall not ex
tend to Bnglfthmep who oisy have enter
Ad into sucb service after the 3d of July
819, the day on whieh the foreign en
iutrgeot bill was passed by the JkUio
arllamect. Other tfeofec hara been
iaed in the King's name, orderia the
lull and complete giecation of a great
number of decrees passed by the Cortes at
JLadiz. The most remarkable of these
enactments are the following: Tbe re
establishment of the national order of St.
Ferdinand the abolition of tbe torture ;
th organization of the council, of state
find tbe supreme tribunal ; the suppres
sion of the Inquisition, and every autho-
jrityof th . ' kisd xvith the destruction of
All emblems and monuments relating
hereto : tbe reservation of the title of
Majisfy to the King alone $ tbe fixing of
ihe annua! donation forme royal House
hold at 4 ;,000 VOOof real j the suipend
i ii the exercise of other funotion by the
deputies during the session the estab-
Irshment of Ihe liberty or tbe press ana
tbe juntas of censorship (but which exer
cise no previous censorship finally, the
regulation of tbe article of the Constitu--tiou
relative to the appointment of a re
. geaey daring the Kiog'syninorily, and
the transmission of the supreme a jtliori-
tv hv the ll-penev to the Kinuc, on hit
earning of ege. The Government Ca
sstt'o merelv recaDilulates the titles and
rfdtes of these deoreiB, some of which,
inay be seenr .are of great importance.
There are others of a nature wliiob must
astonish those foreigners who reison on
. nbat passes in Bpain witlioui knowing
tho country y for example, a deereo of the
Ciirto of tbe 3ib of Juoe, 1812, declares
St. Therssa mtronois of the Spaios. Ono
' Mbew's tbe prohibit against printing
no Constitution Wiluudt tue acinuniy oi
givcrntnen'.. J. :
"4l2fiT.Nn OP THE CORTES IN
M DUiD, JULY 9, 1820.
: The extraordinary Gazette of-Madrid
- ive-s an interestina aticount , of the pro-
feedings J this memorable epoch ia the
establishment of the risrhts of a creatna-
ion. The Kins-, nroceeded to the hall of
'he Cortes at 10 in ihe" morning BOflona
T'unied by the Queen and the Iofaotaa
Thfly were received by two grand depa-
. atjon of the national representatives.
"iien ins AiBj?aiy entereu an iub miu
Jiers stood up, as well as tbe diplomatic
' "Jorps in the tribune on the. right of the
fhronl;-' The Councillors of n4te, Qene
rals and Magistrates, oeeup-'ed the other
tribunes. Ibaimnienso multitudefwhicb
filled the ffiKej-ie's could not restrain
ble, and relying on :l.e patriotism and
good will of ti e pnople aod the wisdom ol
their represeutativrrla-'wh6ni I shall
always have remorse witb'cntire satis
faction, i
It is to lie exacted that the te-cstab
isliment of the eouslittttiAnal system, urn!
the nattering prospect whieb that e-ent
prescnis ior - tutu re, may, .hy remov
ing tbe pretext. :f which snalignity has
ouen ablb to dike u.lvantago in the ultra
nrine prjvinef.M, noioclh .the path to the
pqlication of those which are in a state
of .g!iHlnm ir disturbance, and rendct
nnist'ce?SR-y he Cicp'nyment of any other
means. The examples i.i' moderation and
me f v" I outer Riven b I enmsular
bp;itn, t hi jnst prido bejongm- t j a vor
I by and g-netvus a natioii aud ihe wise
law whir-h uie promu gated conformable
to the ConsliU'li(i;i, will contribute to
this object, lo Liie tblivion of pa'M evils,
aiJd wilt (Jfa-v -"er s.h opairrd gru&d
my tbrohc-wsner.ficii.g to tho love oftbeir
common country hit the recollection
hicii might breuk or wrskcii t!i.t frater
nal tics by which they oug.it tj be utiittd
In our rcla'i'in with torein coun
lrien iho iinst p.:rfi-ct harmuoy i:i gei:irul
prevail, with t'n.' exception .l soma iew
differences, wbkch, though they have 'ma
di-torbed the txislinrj peace, have giACii
rise to discussions which cannot be ter
minated without the concurrence and in
tervention of the Cortes of ihe Kingdom.
Such arc the Jiir?rpncj8 podintf -witri tbo
situation
ed to the Path
A c-jpy of the speech atti ibut-jcelebraled advocate of our 1
t'.a is given in tbe French pa lie id the efTnlnt rmntrrf
the streams of his tloquenct j
f light rapid as thought,
iiisio nn ngmning, e COOlDI
tributes and the powers of the
?at orators of antimiity ; ntv
but he is either the impcruoui
wlieirmnz torrent of Demos,
pers. but w.th some doTi!jt ns lo lis au
rhrntieity. It is aiil, however, ihnthr
nppcareil neJt day iu puhlir, with the
Archbisho) of Janina by his side, am;
that they both proceeded to set an eXamJ
pie ot workirg on the lVrUtication. On
tho Fam day ho disarmed the Tuiks, anil
made them ieliveT' lioHt&re to liim. fl
hIso toofe hostnqos from the Atbanians.ilhe epkndid Conflagration ofl
ing that t l ey profess the Mussulman reli- 4utrM"cs leathing, accnznalat;
gion. Ila has caused a proclamation to b her station and public jhoDor
icad in the Greek churches, iuviting the power almost of miming mo:
peoplf? to tak3 up nrm for ihe defei.ee of net annual incoifae of the ex
Jhdir religion. He offers every one that ibis single brain iaitc, if ant
erlmts, a. bounty of loo piaster,, &nd 4t tbe net incotno of the largest
piasters a month of pay. .Three terms tlte Eastern ?hnr
have procured for.hitu a great number of SrwiS? f I
rccru.t. Me is said to an army of ?JK n ,DD?re? -i
5D or-o me, moe than S-irths of whonf urc . w .tmprovss bv th f
lrei?ki. - :": :,rT. ' v' 'TpFJT r nondred er slave au. :A
Who was James Monroe?";?
qf a brVklayer in the town '
bridffe, i Dorset;'- Who is iJai
Irbe I The President of these I
and what has placed hi rn' abov!
and crowned heads and. princ j
nay, in the most exalted statin1
ball of earth ? Edutatinn ia '
rani re peristal of the colam
fame, supporting a "shaft of j
lowering attitude, whose Curint
ttal w high above fhc clouds. I
Pojneslic.
congress which rrpresents thi biglify fa
vored nation. From it nre expected prn
dent indulgence for the past, ard enlight
ened firmness for the future ; and that at
the moment which confirms the bappiuess i
of the present aod succeeding genera
lions, the errors of the proceeding epoch
may b
hoped
mspiayea ui jufiiee, oeuiocence antt g
virtues which always
,l j v , p'lon .io avoid lte connerineiices
Ihe errors of the proceeding epoch I e . i . V
k i t ir -r . . may arise from ibis want of re
c boned in oblivion. It is also v.;.- . , , ... .
,, ... , , , ,, . ciislmg s-tiijulat ocs, the tecnsiv
that multmlied examples will be I ,rf, : .. ,D.
..... a . i lentrrmi it in lue jcur 1810 w
yed ut luUice, beuifieence and. e:',-lir:h. ,, v ,, .J , .
oerosity ;
& . I ST! t 1 1 0 Urfl Irri4ll:i n. f T at f ntf in nyytn-
recommends; and which, bavin been .,.; r .
nrincr i- wcm in. .. . . 3
a Avrittr-Ki the Laston Star, - niton
mo euicary oi learning, quotes the fol
low ing" as examples of the power of ed
ucation. '
Our town is in tho fortunate posses
fiion uf all the talents requisite to sfford
' i f a .
every tniui in it, anu a great many
mote, tne Deat means ol education.
The Miss Ilairisses. are moat rfeseiviniri
United Slates of America rcsneetina the vourS ladies, under the direbtftns ,0f i'batically, in this instance,, has
Floridasj jind the marking ont tl-.a b;iini-j Mr. KmrnnnR, or perhaps better, lfn
darier'of Louisiana. Contests likewise dor a lady in Philadelphia in three or
exist occasioned by the occupation of four weeks, tidier (if them, with. the as-Monte-Viedoj
and other Spanish jw.snes-! sistanro of two sxr threetlittlo volumes j
ions on the left bank of the river Plata ; frtiight qualify herself for adding a de'l
lint I !irmli n pnmn Imn I in-. nTu..;, I..' , . ... .. . . . 0
..-0.. v. i -; pUr, mem ot tins uum to theif present
great increase
and to ihe
ry. great benefit -of the community.-
ladies of too much proorisfi to
and oe content with ordio.
system, tne prestrvation of which i now Br-V ,u,ne Bni1 "seitiincss. JMccU 1 ettempt
Ihe irei. tai und deeided maxim i,f Km.'10 firc ,l'ir enlcrprize and exertwns hv
pcan policy.. The ilcgeocy of A! ier3rctT,'r,''n.1s thciii of Miss Annmith ' i
has given indication of a wish to reucw!firl f Uiis ouolate of Maryland, who!
its old nsteni of j OBtlcssness and ngg-es-j witli uo pretensions, hot her talents aiirf
fion. lo avoid ll-e coneoneiicos wi.u-!i ('duration, rlevntfil h. v rlii.oi.ii. i .J
X ----- - r a x. a mwi s c.O ' i
respect of.teacLer. till l.isli entimatioa ,nd an.
plauso encircled her name; "Abonl thitl 'I'eBe men of her best materiiiH
time the itttellivrnt inhshilnita nf Titiflr tSOell tllins. Peiivirlpnrp roa Unt
liiidge (Virginia) engaged lur scrviresJ
erected an academy for her, and called
it after hrr. This lady by her zealous
?TOOTVcdri2W'HsJrtu11c of fif-
cumstanses has hitherto
adjustment of these dif
that tbe jnntice end
rto prevented the establishment to the very grer
J.ft.ie.nces, I l,ope cf Gn cmo!aroe)J a
moderation i f ibp - . , Pt P . '
. MiW.s vuuu.n. . , ,:--;i.,. ,u:w :.i i , it' n.ufiii ucwm oi tut comi
The general attention of Europe is vy""'" " , u 5U,U0 u,,r "M , op- T, - ,
w directed to the proceedings of AUavt w'" roti a ",?,,U T!-" -mil do!n
nar... t.fn', r.r.,L.. t..F r.ltlie !,!1,,c,, "formable :.. the pacrlic tl0T,
nive treaty
it it tlu"
iw'ji M, ui me ii'i-iccine maritime lorees
kin of the
founded on cood edneafion. unci
.--v. - . . ' . ii
uy intense stuuy and application?
herself to be power, with stat
honours, and wealth, following
traia. Why then should not A
one oF our irkklayers, or ha
tniiorfl, or cabmet-makera beco!
hire President of the United S;
The same path is open to the.Uf
winds ur the ftidrs of a fl'fopn a
,
red mountain t and ther elevatp
cle is not to be gained withoo'
out ariarht. with the earliest a i
. a I
verest ani most intense mental:
But the m ize is well worth the
the higheat exertiorr.
win ii. oo satu that natnt;
soch thing, Piaivjdence was bosi
hem ; but providence is as boil
others Nature lefc these diatnji
rough, as many of the pebbles ;l
J educaliun fcsVtrnre' mgti ' rj
ty thoasand dollars. And I would say M'o Pit hich illumines, and
to these ladies, emnla c this noblo ex
aroplo of hicli female worth. Study
night , and day, and never think that you
which the Secretary, of State, to whom
that department belongs, will present,
will show its diminntion and embarrass
ment, and will excite the rfcal of ihe Cor
tes t seek and select, among ' the re
sources still possessed "by the nation
those best suited for meeting the engage
ments and iudispensib'e charges of the
state. This enquiry will serve more and
more to confirm the opinion, thaUit i
essential and argent toestablish public
credit on the immutable basis" of justice
and good faith, and ibe scrupulous ctaer
vance and fulfilment fell engagement $
which give satisfaction ond tranquility
to creditors and capitalists,", native aDd
loreign, and relief lo the tieasury. 1 ful
fil oue of (be most sacred duties which
the royal dignity and .thejove'of my peo
ple impose on me, in earnestly recom
mending this irnportaut object to ihe se
rious consideration of the Cortes.
The administration of justice, with
out whioh no society ean exist, has hith
erto depended almost exclusively on the
hcir and probity of iho jntlg s ; but now
na.ls atihiect to known ami established
principles, it all'irdit lo tho citi. 'ns new
and strong ground of security; and mill
greater improvements are lo bu expected,
when our codes, carefully improved,
shall attaiti that simplicity and perfection
whioh the knowledge' and experience of
the ago ia which wajive are capable of
giving. . v
lu tho interior admini-tralion diin
eulties are experienced, which proceed
from old abuses, aggravated during those
latter times. -The persevering applica
tion of tho gqrernment, and the zesl with
rwln-innaiB nhanrvvd rinri
pee aojang taeprrpie, eugm to oeauu, u i (;(, Jutv flftl)e Cortes
more etnctly practised in th congress of. tft C0DSa,e j,eacrfc happiness through
their representatives, invested with hejthe medium or'wiso and just Ias, aod
circaoupeet and trauquil character of. lnereb'v t0 ploteel re,io, the rights of
legislators. -- thoerown and uf l!ie Cit.-zans. to aUn ii
-lt is tow time to ondertake liio ex- M t0 , , (iee lo watnIl fcver l!)(.;know half enough, till you aro perfectly"" Acauemy tquai in wu.
aminatioD ofthostaie of the nation, aod execuli()H and fulfilment of those law8,! i.ttomidishcd in all knowledge'; in"all;Pmtyey and Jlon roes: es,
to commence those labors indispensib e and e,peciaUy 0f ,he f.mda,,,. mal law of it hat is to bo taught : and in all tntt!iods,du-, and among the sons of
ior ine appnciiui wi itaiw.w . the monarchy, m whica tbe hopes aod: of teaching it
to tne evils profluceu uy anoieni oaue3, M.i8hes of l)l0 nixnish nation are ceul.r- sincerely wish mv pen could do more
an J augmented by the invasion of the eue-eJ; lb- wi D8 m. mttti K(fa,efa, and tu,tirft tti ,L, mtmt i.lrr.sti. trtnir.-
my, and by the erroneous jyslem ol tue mnst coni.anl m the, ran.h!ih-Wi ,... .i..."-. i..-i.. ,i.
l' . . . . . . inn auwit;bt iiiuoi uucray iiincciiis int
,"l,!,:lu,,,5 ment, and to the entire an J inviolable .....,..;, .,r xtA n,K,. ii.t.,n.
lMieaecoont of the pnblio revenue, I. i r.ft n. ,i. I" .
' I 111 LILI I lillllll III I IIU llllllllll UIIUU. IL'C nu r I . A T A. a 7 11.
1 ..... .. . .. ican so mucn lenu to mase ii a ue.sirauii
cr wnicn that Uonslitution crania luinej , e xi V--n- -,n.,
,, ii . i.i i aco for Strangers, and will so rapidly
thai will also consist mv duty, my de-1 iucr,caso "r IlulatIoii, as holding out
iiht. anri irv. t. iv.'if ! ar.t hrin- I.. j"sily the highest character fr the ad
tiarfal.i'..n 1 1... o-rr t n ,t i.tlnlnrv piilPr. ValltaECS llf. CdUCBtioil. V I d) Hot believe
nrise. after humhlv imnlorine the aid ami' that our mercbant and mechanics could
iruidanee of the Author of oil rood. I re- make a better investment, than to build
quire the active co-operation of Ihe Cor-; tv.-o good school rooms, capable of eon
know it has been the fashion to cecry
tdacation -. but it Jwa9 the cry of .ignor-
te, whos.e zeal, intelligence, patriotism,': taining taeh from 103 to 120 children,
a id love to my royal person, Inad rne li Iksido thieronal benefit to their own
hope that they will concur i.i all the-ne .children, they nould receite a hand-
ccssary measures lor me .-attainment oi flu,na interest by the iacreascd CUitoiB
tuen imponani enos, iuus. jiisniymrj ...: f; tjra- an augmenting population.
euuuueuee oi inu ueroie uaitua u;
tbey have been elected." ?
The President replied :'
The Cortes be.s heard wh. r
satisfaction tbe wise address
your majesty has eipresscd
and gPier.Mi3 t.ei)tinieiitf, an.'
the state of tiit nMimi. Tlr I.
sunts lo your mnj'sty it ti t ?
thanks for the nt ze i "f1
vou D'omote the c-'ieral frosp- '. . , and
J . w i
proiuu's to co-opei ate With )o.i jJujea-
iy i laltlligjoce, and t.i oninbuie. Dy ad
possiblt) means to He aitainrneOt of the
important olijecla for which it has baeu
convoked7 .
The ceremonies of this auenst solemni
ty being end.'d, i'h?ir Majcs' iesand the
Infantas withdrew from tho Cortes wi'
the sama retinue w ith whieh lb y. had
eol$red ; repeated ofics of Viva d R"J j
la&CottMl resounded through the Lii'l,
and all reUrued to t&e.pilaee.
America, and throws their radii
into other countries. And have!
at this moment genias and ta!
Academy equal to Wirt
chauic.3 too and Would to . Ilij,
couild fire their young bosoms
noblest ambition. They can nev
vvbat they never aim at.
A .MURDER, f a highly agj
character, was last week conim?
lhj wife of Mr. illatfi Baker j
vicinity of Liberty-Town, in tbi
The perpetrators eseepted, ther
human i vn in rilna tl. fiurri.
and matters had been so artfully i
as to induce lbs jury of inquest ti
" funii oiwl ila atoitt rniflnaniiin. Splf'.Hi.
.'.'.cessi and, thank God, their cries are
. ,. becoming evevy slay fainter and fainter.
U.d Ignorance is fit only for tbe tyranny and
nrn- dipp'fiition of monarchies. In a repub
.'fu! lie every station is open for every man,
that it was an accident. But so t
that il marder will out,' that t
was scarcely eoaimitted to its 4
earth When suspicions were
whieh led to a further scrutiny
ijdi&closure of a most cruel and d(
murder. 1 be circomstanees, as
ed uy the unhappy wretches,, i
man and woman tbe property of -1
kef, are a follows. Mrs. Bk
encased in the stable, in luilkin
ruly cow, from which the calf he
been taken, was followed by the
i'roes, one of whom went behind
nulled her on her back, while tl
ich 'every man oukt to be enlightened byLUngod a large pitch-fork into I,
all the powers of education and btudy
In the rorrupt old (Icspotis.ns and hi ui
archies of J&irope, inoriey is power; but
tn a republic, wisdom , is emphatically
els. Mrs. Biker was far advd
pregnancy, arid it is conjecture
have expired immediately, a t
does not Sppear to have been r
y ALT PACHA.
Letters frm Epiros are slid, to state,
-t,s.h ..,f. n.l ih nruvinoial au- that Ala Pacini, on-receding ordeis trom
thorities, labor to establish the simple ihe, Porte to evaluate; ' some . Pr.,vinees,
and benificeiu municipal system adopted had a conference with B.r. homa.
by the constitution, are lessening fLa oh- Maitlau l, but was no. eneouragid to i.,pe
staclos.and will, ia time, perfect a de- fur any awis eoee from M be Lrli.th g,-
t.-.-. r i. .i.u K;rth haa anessen- verniuent. lie laefl. reiurnen io jan-Pa,
.khisitialinrjuenoeover the publio welfare aud and su.omo.ted a council of the mosl d a.
'sideslnrssneritV '" - tingutsbed I'urks of the country. t he
ifoia.11 h Vhe army and the navy coll more Turks advisnd , submission. 10 tW,
themselves Ini'siii.j fonh into lend aecla
matiuns and Vvae! The King took hi
eat oin a laaz.nUceot throne, on the
vi ivMicn wasuispidveu ine royai iiiaizuia. oiiqy u,u u.j ---- -- - - . . . -i:. j; j ... u;. ..Mi.i,
As sooa as the king bad seaied himself,' particularly for nty attention and soi,ei-kt.ut m. .UdrVet aleFr
thsQtieen, the Inlaatal, the Presidanf nftude. I will be one of my first cares to Htben called tog.lhet lh
-ihartesUiaUtb
onwn. Afler a short Daase the President "inert 10 the manuef iuosi eouvauiou. -r v - "...",
. . .. .- ... . i. . i.-.h . . m. .(...rMimn iB nau s idiuiiiiou in mil
so important, people uy siauug mat bo nau occh airicii
iadispscs lo taoiseysTiues oy mo auijsiiy w
uifwu. Aier a suori pause ias 1 reiiueni jiuciH iu iuo iu&muc. hwh.
Mse, and with tti1 Sosrstaries proeffeded, the nation,' combining, a far
' .' receive the King's oath, which was the advantages of forces,
?kea injlka majuner pressrlbad by J&ejwita thatcwaomy "W
power: and station. and honours, ahdllhre being uo other wound exc
order to conceal the foul deed, the?
. . i - tf.i - 1- 1. 1 ... W
eu me uorns oi me cow wiui uri'v,
. i . i .t
iney turnou iter loose anu p'Jve iu
that the cow had killed their r
twcalh are in her train. iScod I turn1
back the page of ancient history to howi
you this fact in the republics of Greece)
and Home f ro, onr own times, our!
own country, nay, our little state oliUr ,t. lA(i ftn fn Raltim
Maryland affords the happieat, the most Uitte Was no white person oo.lhe p'
s riking litustraiioiis ut tins mu. i.but some small children and an eu
hifVe already given yott a glimpse -of dy, the mother of Mr. ' Baker
"iss Ann Smith w ithout pretentions heighbtrl soon assembled an inq j
without beauty, without patronage, still held on the body when, from M
rislmr hv the force of mind and cduca- oil" eharacter of the cow and tki
ti in, and intense study, and consequent t"1,1 bcr honsrtbe ioij
i.;i. rir.prf.ih lv hAhmir sausneu ue must nave causea iu
in.. .. L, ii., n.ker '
and riches. or Airs- JJiker. ( .
Who wn. Mr. Wirt, the nrcsent At- After the funeral, dnubts were
torney General of the United States ? A
poor, boy of our state; - of the pillage
of Bladensburgh 2 What has givoii
hiin one of the first stations iotbs coun
ry, with a handsome' income ? ' Gooi!
t'duiratiuLN laboorious study and appli
cation, and roosequent knowledge. 1
Who was William P 7j A pool
ted by some person 'as to tbe cor
if the verdict of the jury. ..1 LosJ
were mentioned to three or fotiri
aeigbbori, who returned te the bt'
entered upon an examination jof the
Duriog Jhis .examination,: wliiev
several boars, ifiey persisted in !
heir innocsnee. Uut a guilty co l
yoald net permit them to rest.
bay, of An:iapj!i. T.!.at has icarninuhelhwvitg moroing they made a ti
aad ii v i tiff titst lawyer j ta most at Bfeinea st tae wVe.'s tacif iti