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OES.IFLXjO'Z?, 3XT- O., Mv.CII Z3L, 1836,
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TUOilAS J.tHOLT0Wf
Kninin & riiciPRir. wm.
Tlio Norl1i.r 'ro!in'j Wliiwill hi n fT .ril.-d In ul.
urnhrtn ! TWO HOI. I, A HS in mlvni rr: TWO
ihjU, u aNu HH'i 4i:.sian inntiniK- t,c, teasing anl leash..' for ever ao
L l-vol lurli.ii muBtlii u i'lllil.iilrol.'AKrtl. " . ., . . . . .. . - . ,
.1 u'n ,.w il' ll.o year. iNu .pr will ! U,mo:i. . '""g (0 Join them, lut t.ioy Latin tipnto failli
rot. il until "II 4irt'-r.i"' yro iuihI, i xr. it lit ilie :
l H,r F..l;i..r. . - '.
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A.I,.-rti..M,,.,,,i.,.rt.-.lMOnrn.,lbr,Kr..,,rP
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lit ht'.'.r linn tir.rn 1) -pi ) lor imp nri hip'T. ,
nir:..c....i..r..!,h.,t1,,oi,n.-,. iruri ..i. .
, , r ; ..i,.l u .1. .in. I...H d':nj i" r c i,t. wll
in ii -. in. u.f "liii nim !; -i -
1. Ir.Mi. tlir rritil.ir prii-id, fur .,4v' rtirr l.v
fin vtir. A 1 1 vHf Lc tiMii tk u(6rli'd inilillt I V ir
,.i.ii- riy;i.l l nr Mju..).. ..r ta. ii i:ii'f. .xiiii. ;
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iuin t'vtvn J'.mui-fi.
TO-OVt.
,ti !'rU' irrufc i -r eluUWni'B !ny,
A itl i-uljf 4iPM I" oick
V -.k.j fieaitU ttr li.iiti rii hi:..llh
J It ti( u !iiiu li trrh.
t fnnt Jin in irfflfiMffg (iinc
I i( I ! on tl'ire'a ttCKk,
I 'm m-i.;'il 1' r
A intii Wft ;
A(i. 't " imai ttg if ru r
liity w.ivc t cir ff. tu air
'I !ir riv. r ijf He th.p-jnr- 'J
:i ! IT mi f yr :
I, " i m-U t infe lo-M
Or Jr. I upon ll.v In,
II. a in li.v uMtt4f iw 'cl turn
T ! (V ! !.-! tiirl MPkr iifow
t ili I ki M! in r i Itf,
A.i't iiowr kit MiltL i tft the !)'
! ii w l rf jinc
It.ti iv 1'iufiK w.h r j
'I I. t lri. u i'f ui tfiU were r
I.i ft it 4 H lit! .Vi ti .' flV,
i ir i ii unt ii y Md if i s mi nr
A 1iiv fe
'I 'l'-n dli ui'' in! ! itt fliiiiH uHi' '
A'-iiit, rt' I'jiifT t wflh fv (
T l MtlwM, MArriuit4 ftv
T . r'Mf-:,?! iitiipf i in t'r BID
t T f"M IT tf ka ifj
Ilwl nun blioii) hijcl e lltfitiea,
I i r : ii r tt'rv ii!ilt g l
l'rniifitwti Ft tin '
W no Hi' -rtii w hcrh5i bfxr
li ii ii u i I ri,
N'r (t n t i t ? :
Hu in Hm !? pti" tti aif,
. Aft i U Hun l if mtij.
IftlisccIIaiuous.
I'rom Id.. r tpi-f Ira ll.iilur.
TSTfTi'.f'.rn A
Wm M wta M o S its
II V lUUnirT r,UA ts.
"I'id I erer lr!l yo low they mti b: ;
I'rev.Mason of Tim Jjribjain V a-ed Aunt
Pelij-rtw of in? one ivttiin as we a at be
fore a brijjlt, Haling Srn, 'he will her kn I
tin woil., and I witl n woik at ail ex
cept aatilltijj the niyrinh of - ark, ami
isl.lnp tley wre eseh of tlcm a poll dul
hir, rollin ;,! ittt rutt In-tead of 111 injj j'.
Pi ar old A jnt l'etj-r-Mv '. She la' nuin
lerej her threescore years and t.-n, yet she
i ns blithe and lively as many n maiden
tits.eore ami ten yomij. r. TL. n she is ah'
way o good ualuri d, that, be tie day ev
er rt) cloudy, you would c rtaii.ly think
while in ler joesence, the sun was shiiiin.r
wiih unusual lustre. Never cross i.or pev-,
i-li like many ap- d inntions, who, Heaven
ll tlu-tn, Lave enoiinli to niak llem s, '
af!, i tearing a .-t of joun' ones that 2r'',r
up ungodly aa the anc'u tit J'.pj pliuiis, in
s(iito of all their .oroJ, pious mother 'a exam-1
pics.
Thoujrli Aunt Pjitii-rew lean no relniion-
ahip to me, except tl,t which Mi.ll.er N .-
ti.rj eo.i.pels us all to Lear cacl other, yet
I lovo L r dearly, and well Worthy iatdin of
my lnvo, for f do not know that she posies-
es a sihj;b. f nilt ; if ilia does I L:ue never
hern a! Iu t i di-cov. r it,
Indced, T. Lavn often tlorjelt wlile pni-
iS into Ler mild blue eyes, and reading an
.
a io 1 oil oi niiniv ami i.eei-ion oi cuamr-
t'-r aut'lt os I never read iu those of any
other f. niale, that nhe al.me of all my fex
Lad posseted sufiicieiit strength to lesist
the " fori i.lden fruit" for who las tut
yielded to a temptation ef some kind, though
C of the lrtigrr e? J'oti't believe
it, du you, luaM-u'im s ? WLy, don't the
lioo.l liook tell you, (ur don't you ever read
it!) lint it took the Old Ono Limseif to
l"t,ipt tl,o woman, wlile poor, weak, silly
man jumped at (In apple the moment the
woman offered it to Lim ! In't that proof;
rr'it'VO that wo are the strongest (minded)
of tie two tcxes ?
Hit n I was 'viflfj, there trc at, Aunt
Petigrew and myself, with tie bright fire
dancing and llnr.ing before us, and the light
in Ler eyes dancing in unison a tlio asked
me tie question- -
" LiJ I uvcr toll you how they wade a
free-Mason of Tim Sori-Tina !"
iMiftiriwrrtrtinrtfmkriWJi rwMiffmiitafir.triiiliimri in
" I liclioro int," siiiit I.
" Wi.II, 3011 .hlic foiitinactl,'" it wns
uiatiy eam auo, ithcn my li usbo ml Lolong
d to lliem, (lie loft tticni mon after lliey
tlonm;(l poor Morgan to Ptioli a Tito.) Tim
iiou'li tu lilt srcrct i ve DOWCM. and to ilietM
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I.AA.t .l.i..n . nil i 1. ....Ill
'.i in -1 m; ijii;.iiiiu m u'uirr ,vnj iiioi, iny
lu,llttll(j toW ,!., (o l.j,,, lut ,0 iu j
. . . . I
uic Hint tbo lultiatutl took placo at our
i,t
ou wo nc ana a largo room inn, i i
)ii.pohc i.h mil tlio poi.nliir trrm lm li we
'Jidn't use only bt-n m b?J a lar-ft imrty.
",..:;,:,, I,.1(1li .M.u.k.. or .Letbinr.
V ' V . .7' ? A
, of the ku..?i tbm they ucJ if to Wc in.J-
There , a large clo-ct oponod out of it
il.at a. u-cd uio.-llytoftovvai.njtbof.'irl!
. , , :
boimi (9 and i-hanl-, and tlio IcIU-ra' hats
and grcnt eoatx. H it nna rorm rol it I hid
rfTvtd for my peut. r and silver cIMus,
ilmt tuollii r 'avc nu !iru slic did.
" Vu kiiott they iiied pewter and fihrr
in tin in day, instead of on tt lien andchann,
and mufli better it i.'ni, too, for it wasn't
ulwa 9 fri tting Mna'lied tiji
Well. VOU siC :
'
j Sr,, Mor,J """'' '" cause they i
ere oneo tuy dear mother's (hero Aunt
i
1 Petijrfw'a lp miivered.) and no I tbou-ht
I. . ,,, 1 , . , , ,e
Ihflt W.illlfi f 9 iTilltl Atlt.nl. I Tin. w. c r lrA
I to keep them f-if. :v, atel I had a mt of a
. temporary cupboard made with
l.lve in '
:
i it to et t betn on, and they fhone so blight 1
' J c I
tint theT alwa attracted the attention of '
i - - .
.the erl that came to the p ir'i be.iu-e
j 11
;a ureal u.atiy luver saw anv nieh di-hes ,
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1 ht her i !e. Tic uptier part of tic door '
. ill
; ..' .-i"-,:i .1 i i voi i in- null u:iu ilie n'j.ri :
made of j h,- to 1, t in the h-t.t, as
' , . c '
1 tbi re was i.i window in it.
" W.ll, the Lodoe sometimes met in that
Ihire room; H i.iif afirnoon my lu-ban 1 '
t ' .
earn- iii and tol l me to lave a coo l fuc j
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lukd 111 the ualiee-roem, as h u-ed ti if.ll
it. Lit r tiijrbl, i"0 it wni!d ct warm. It
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8 "iM r , J'" ,:;'-v 11 " J:""jns
hrt.nk 11, one si le, and let n,r. into t uonli
1 f the n , r. t t know what was joinj; on. I
thou l.t a 1:1 oui.nl, and tin u i-k.'d bim if
1 mir-litu t .ooi; thr uli the f.laf dor ami ,
ee them.
" " leu, fi-iv he, ontv ! ni tilranl ou ;
be wanting to lok ajaiu noiue lime
1 '
Ll II
wc shouldn't want you too '
' llusbsn-i, nay I, and I know i lv k
e.1 grieved and ni ried. for I frit did '
yo j ever know of n y p- epit., or -.m' "liinj.', '
It s-,,--- .j-i. -t jii' :.. .1 ai.ytoii'
w-.su l Q y biiMiies lo kle" !'
l.o.l
I
' ' No, dear," tay le, aud Le put Li- bp-
to mine 10 ,l.l it ; ' J know you ain't
like aav of the r--.t .f vour ex tli:.t 1 ever
like aay
w, and 1 re often tlouirlit you eo ibln'l i "
bear anr rcli!ionh'n lo eld Kve, because
you rc so .h stitute of ciiio-ity."
" 1 wa ,o used to l.eing praised by Liu., 1
ll, I I Wl lake,. I.e .rnn, ., ,hi.
' e
hint rp.ech, s-s I mcr.ly said j
" ' Miy be I've Sot emmon sense ,;.. J !
to keep my cuiio-ity within it, pmper
loumi., and that's ad the reason Pm
' s .
better on that "cor" than 'titer women.'.
" ' Ye, ve, that's it,' av be, 1 nnd vou 1
d. -ere all tie more f r;'i-- for that, brea-.i-e
you r.-istllu Ii lopt. tl on, auJ (tiers don't.'
" Tin n Le ki-h id lue a-iiin yoa know
there's i;o harta iu teliincr on t now that i In
an old Woman a-d tcilm; me to re member
ami liavo everyll.injj ready , l.e h-ft ll.o room I
I RI'J'l "Hi: lill'"l Hi, UI.'U il J'lllliL gU'J'l i " "
one she was, too-not such 'help' as wei''i,v'"'1 ,,li'"1'" ,l" ; trcay pole lei I f-
' I t . nl. 1. ........ t t . .1 ll.fl I ltnl.lli
t iKiwadav, Hat cm t do onxtlnn; hut
primp and curl their hair to catch the f. I
h rs I c nil l tru-t her with utmost any
eict, am! nurr kti-w her to litriy it.
"Well, when it come d.nk, I culled her
into another room, away from tic re.-1 of
the fimilv, and sav, I
" ' Petty, (that was her name,) they're
p 'in- Iv make a I'ice-Mason of Tim S'eii:?
e'H', to-ni;;ht, and if you 11 pr.uni-e to be a
hi ee-M isa t, you shall s.e them initial,
him.
" 11. tty laughed and clapped her hau,-,
saying tie. promised, and lonj-cd for the
Lour to romp.
! "'Well,' says T, ' ynn pet the larpe prid-
iron and j ut it on the kitchen tire, and le
sure that it g, U red hot at the proper time.'
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comprehensive powers were nearly as large
ler body and that weighed two hundred,
down weight.
" Py ami by Tim came in, ami seating
Limseif by the fire, eyed the gridiron w ith j
a weful countenance. j
j " Hetty stood near, and occasionally stir-t
red tho lire under it, aa if she was iu a Lur. '
ry to get it Lot. I
"Tim Jiegan Cdgetlitu in Lis clair, and
' t last La couldn't bear it any longer ; so he
asked Petty in a low voice, as if afraid of
Icing overheard, what she was beating that
gi idirou for
" ' WLy,' says sle, didn't you know they
were going to make another Prec-Ma.on to
night !'
' And she looked as solemn as tie "rave.
" Tim gavo another look at the iron, now
growing aa red as the coals beneath it, then
gl anted at tie door, as if ho tbonglt Id
could yet oscape tliB liorrld tortun; ; but fltl
tlmt momoiit my buban.1, ncconipanit'd by j
Iinlf a dozon oIIhts cntcro.l. and ecin" .ii-!
........ .... . .... .... .......
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kd bim from the room, uny.n? to Betty-
V'J1 fco redj in five niiniitrs.'
" At tlieo vonH, poor Tim j.mvo n ro;;ii
bo teriiiilii Mint it liiirhr flared in : ii oni m V
..I.Mif i.'l...r.. I 1,-wl 1. ...... onl... I ... I l l . . I II. A
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ii.. ...f:.... i ... ii....
iiumi uuur, imi i firii . , uui ntirinjj uu unv
as roill" on. , I
. . . ... . .,
."A noon o tbfy wrro laiiiyouto! the
J i 1 . i l r .1 I .
loom. Ut:tt v buu I Minted fur tin- clO'it.
" J '
r.i I I .. I .. I . . . . I I r . 1
T,.....i.l T i.l f.., il. li...i
. - u tiau i.-v, our uii? cuurii, u.u-mn-
" jr u
1''s, f,jr ,H ''' 0,L " ,
" W'fll, v.e mounted the cburn.T fir-t
- Mill IJ....V l-hlnil brea-c U v,aHl!l0
,t " ' J' ' V :c" ' ",0 j
look over my nl,oU,.l,r. j
' 1 l-ey were bliinlfjloiti 'Jim wb.n we
lint V,nk,) . il,ii il,v i.,f,l ..IT 1.1. I,.,.,
(ir't looked ; then ihey t, ok off bis brec ,
ui m. iilionable-, I belli xc they ate f-wct-al-j .' 'J'ltK CoMH;.MLH. ( in I'l -Mai ia-t, ll,c
led llfti one of the Mafoni mid in a very couti-e) tor A. 1''. iMunroe went I, Spiln
!oleniii voiec fi'ld, to ptesil.l bit 1 i,l i f i xe. I ions to
'"Mr 1Vi;fp ,rMM,'(' : th..- Supume I'ouit, anil, if iio."ibi... obtain
7- .
"Then my husband epmcd a door, nt-l
poor 'Jim thouiibl be was all. r the nii.lircn,
of course, and oh. low he did khake fioui
I . i e...
.nea.i io loot.
.. . Aru vou cold afl;cj 0)1(, of Mn.
i .
soli ninlv.
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'"ic-s, le groaned out, and I tlou-lt
. ...
ity wouiu a t usieu.
' I wbisnercd her M be e.inful. for she
i , t .1 i. , ., i i, rr .
.honk fin I thntl'-ht i.lic it in I rU ttie churn.
., , r ,, , ,, , , , .. . ,.
though 1 loubl hardly h'.lp Iaubin nht
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out in vi If, and we stuiled cur i.piotu into
' ,
our mo u Lit
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" 1 ou .1 soon l.e warm ennni.h, li e Ma-
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F0I, replied. Ill the simc fOleliit, tone.
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lu't;inn' n cane of lee as bi as c.ur pn-nt
Hi Me, and laying it in a chair, two of the
Masons Ion!: hold of im'i , to vt.-ailv
, . , .,. ,
bun, and set him down
, 1 .1
ri 0J,,ir Ud ll,, """e 111 cou'
, , . .. 11, . . .1 1
l.uv wi.ii 101 ....bui. . a 1 1 1 in . 1. , .10111 nu
nix oti Vr'p, a'ld with a veil as terr" 'e
an Indian war-whoop. - ran-j fiom tl,
.n wl 0 were boiditij him, ani Luunde
isilv 10 the chaiuber floor.
I " At this, lietly could contain herselt no
.,,or ,d pra.pfd the nipt onid for sup-
pott. It wa-n't nailed up 1 . ry sir 0
nll'l
. 1 . . ' 1 I 1 !
- - -
us sue as so ileal , i. e,io.-iA ly mi l.,.'!'.
" - r '
.and came down wiib a crash that mii,i,U
l like ten thou-and drums all beating a dif-
fernt luiii, and Hotly eanie ah t--pl it. It
didn't hurt b, r mm h. thui !.. and -he bad
J-i. scnef i f mini t no
!l;!l let t i -er, :..!!.
c.ui. to '.ne i jut ii and Lit .-, ;i .- 01 ti.c i.
i . . . ... ....
t.en iii iiieu io M-e mo etuie out. .
; " I im thought to be sure le had arnved
j at the lower rrein, and all the tie; of
;.V,rVi.est la I united in one eratnl (horn-cf
cine, and tearing the L .. t..l a - , from hi- '
!'.' 'e fuI7 ci 8 "laJiuan, he tlout-
' ul ' -P n -'
'on f i"T oM ' 1 ''
of Ve jet V
, , , . ., ... , , , ll.is civ. on t ne no si le, w l.o is a e u-:u
-u"1 t"""-'"1-? ro""" " "cf the 'late ltobei t ;u li'i i.r, wlo ptrp.-tru-
!, M l'Jard.s the door ; hut my hi,,. u j lh rtat r.;,01,l (r,U ),., .,, , v;; ,;.
hand was t o qui jk for him. lor stef j injj to n bo'e country by isiirpi i-c n sbort time - in. e.
tl o door with bis back ,g:,imt i. besail-i ihs younjr ...an was , e,,.,t ;,vor
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"-.' .Mr. .s,ii;iti, von cm ro i:-w ;
' , . , eo ' " , , .
o-t haM.t le t. swum, ), t, :,nd w., don t
,t ft n Atm nr. ft nt il : In - v iid m orn not ifi
. . - - j -"- c ' - -
t i lr;t' our u or U
in it m 1 . 11 v ..
"' (I. T 11 swear never I . tell iev livb'
, , T ,. . , ..
oul as lo::- as I ii'-e, imilU-rcd rocr lim,
' I '
if you'll only j- -t let me go Lome.'
' hut you hai. n t ?one tl.tou.-.h ha.t the
ro.
on
your Lead, you Laieiit Lad a Lole lor.d
llro'jeb your tonpue, you Lnveti t '
"(lh, dear! oh, denrl' yelled Tim, in
aeonv, don't tell over at y mole, and Ili
mii ar l.evcr to tell a sine,!u tiling I've sien,
nor Learn, nor f.-U here to-iii-ht ; ion may
iianj iue, or Urown iue, or u nnyil.iu
airth jou're amiiid to me, if I do.'
"And will yen also swear never again
to a-k us to initiate you "
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" lis, yi, on, ji, ill .wear to nnij.
rliivj, if you'll let me eo Lome now- V
" My hu-Land then got our great liihle ;
one of ll.o Hit it Lad Lid the ice when Tim'
.
lore thu bandage til' Lis ryes and placing
I I. n.'s If. ud upon it, lln-y. -wore Inn, and
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..it ii f.i.11.. ii"" ..v.... , ......
"" "" P' l"1,n0- ", aMlCU
lo beeon.c a Mason aft. r that.-'
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"Well, and did Le violate Lis out!, V I P- " rcccnuy ca. ,,o posse,-,,, , oi
. unite, a handsome prepeitvby the ile: tli ot
asked ct Aunt I et.grew, as sic (misled Ler, ,ls ,uhl.r i,,,,,,,,., ,,v he was -ettim: a-
story. I lon-r with the settli tnei t of lie .'slate
" (', no; it was one of (be best lessons "(Hi,'' said he, I am Lavinja dreiiiful
he ever learned In bis life, for it learned time; what with gcttimj out biters of t..l
Lim to kt-.p i.f stent, at lea-t, fur Le nev-1 ""nistrniiou, and atlcmliii!: probate court,
,. , , .ii- .i i and si itiine; claims 1 S"i,trl i lues nninsi fi-U
crisped his initiation to tuoi tal leing. ; ; i- , i i
' c hC Hud lit Vtfii.
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I CUI 'N. IWOIIIU LU 1. U"U i-l.il, I Si me
r 1 1
bf ,he of U,is e,,ir:4tioo'l An I.vrirKN-T of I.K.ir Ykvh -M" tin ol' the tt-o ..id lli.-kery lie .hen lore m
wouldn't it? " I asked, laiigLili-ly. ! Wi-aml. a thiifty (.'ermin widower, of in i'ed (ien. ('.,!!, ef I 'la., for Yio Pre
" Yes, and iKiuirn, too," icpliid Aunt
Peti-row, as sLo lolded up her knitting
work.
j
Ovt.V FOR PllUN. " Hob, lower yoursclfj
into t lie well and holler for Lelp.'
" l or w Lat! '
" To fiighlen daddy, and make some fun." contrary, and spurned her from his pies-
Tob agreed to lie expt-riiii.nl, but gut'ence. Tie lady finding him inexorable,
ne Inn than le Lad bargained for. Pad- Llapped a law siiit, upon him, and the g il-
dy appeared and administered lots of fun
..no w .1.1 .10. .1 i... mi-, v.. . 1; .. . ... -
i ,, ,. . n .. i... I, i .1 ., ii .... i . iijo. lor l in 1 1 .
with a kiekory sapling, hve and a hall l.tt
.
long.
ro. lt Katioml luUUignnr.
SII0CK1M AFKAII' MAN V?.C, rY
, .iV "VJ;- , . !
tl.C LI'ICUWHU t M),wrc,tll, !,.,.
'"'!'11J '
TWlm from a tmvcilrr (Mr.rT, of
Jcficnon, M- ) that a tiTiibio a.T.i:r t .ok '
YUv 1 ,f" 1''"". to.os cnuM., I!:n.,it
... .
ib
Jail nt tuat tilnce. uiui. r sri!l--r,r-, il .'. utli. 1
:.tl..
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tl.c day i.x.-.i lor lite ixcmtKl; l.m?'
.i r. . .... i . it.
tic I II 1 iiMaii', 1 nil ay I art. J i.r- ca.0
w --ry notorious on... Tb: ili Mual
u ,. .1 rn ,. ' I ,
"-..- ...... ,
11 "I'm I'Tii jm'.ik ui I irn.- i.i,"i.. ,y
. ... . i .. . i ,, ,
luiikil! hi plication lj kid to ft ;.i owrd
. ' I r
i.i...ii i.y
tuc pimi.-ge cf iicini;: as liai an. A '
mr-c rro .1 a'l,en-ij at t.iiat !i-101 to tvo ,
tl.c liai.aiii?, but loarup.l that tin ovrnor '
'' P"" -' r.MMO! y (V.i nii.Wy 1
')-- 'he foilo,-,,. ariici, Aon. tin! i
n,-tc,,t, ivirr ..f .h- tM,, o, ,,,:,m
t!l,t ...pplJeai.,,, for a p,ipon..- nt ..f the
c. enti.,!, bad been lnado, but tbi.t it v, as
u ink r.l ood t o h u vu 1 ci ii r'ir!,.(l- 1
umkr.-loo J to have l ei n r'j. rtid :
n lie v Ili- u i-1 ii it Inr 1 . w ! i . I r - .. I I ..... . .
h.-.v, tilt. j!0M,m,t.,i i1m. , .,
of May. Gen. hinder was accompanied by
Hon. (). 1!. l'icl.lin cum-. l (,r il... .,.-.....
.;,. 'II i '.. t ... .1 ... : i.
vu.ni.t. ii..-, iuu.iii . uii 1'i.Miu.iv iii",.i.
the council lor me pion. r I.umi, : tailed
in lis endt avors. '1 biis-, the lu-tlaii t ray
i t i i i . ,
ol !. .o has npucl, and tbts n,i-cr.ibie
y0UI1. ll;al, 11U, , x,.iIllt. biseiim, I v t.t. i-
J . . .
nomii.ious ii.-ai:, on tin: serioil. the ijt'3-
l .i . n il...
cution wtil take place on l.itii. hit, tb-.-e
enjoy it who can.'
J '
'J he croud at I'harb-sten "n 1'ii.lnv rutin
bcred j erh:i live liund-i d. dreal indi..'
nation nt the fuel that the show was no; to
come otf was expressed, and aft, r wl.isbcv
1 ad circulated lit a Uuc, lb. to was min-h
talk of leariliir down the jail an) Isnuin;'
the man any lo.v. A bou? I we! v o'i lock tliN
" " rampant, ami t:,e er.. ! pro.
eecded to the pm. lb. ie vj a yuard of
III!
twelve 11,111 stationed at this insiintion, but
tlw-y Iiliowt-d tl.-n.M-hcs hv )r-fn ..way.
and lie mob demanded e,.t,-.n re t t'i"
. ,. , . ., .. ,
bm.uii.jr. i In; jailor s wife, hoiv.-ver, loci:-
fl ami billed the door, and bade them dr-
.- .1 ,1 ... , ,
L.iu.e. tin 11101. i.o.;iuie iniiiinueu, :,i:.i
attacked ti e window of I h-- eel! in wli-h
.uoiiioe was eoiihue.l wuh crov liais, axe
and sledees, and atli r thr. e hours' bard
1 woik, r. moved a bar and made n hole iare
ei.oiii.-l fir one man to crawl thi
OU'.'ll.
An
individual was sei.t in 1.1 t ,lt
ti e ri isniu r
but it was 1
e I , ar-iinr th- '.001 in bis d. n
. e... i..r.;: 1.. r. 1.. ...i ;.. .. 1 :. .1. .1 - :.
.i.iii-oe ii.in 1 oi.i-ii, ill niurii I ue iil-
I..- .. . 1 1... .. .: . ...
.m.-i n .in "ueilii. J .11 L I ... oo. eeillinis
., i . i
crept in, and .Monroo was uiair-'ed
ti. ia 111
out.
,bt.ru ,4 ,c,111 -&fnU y ns tt) ui,;!t
ui-po?al .should be made of the muni. n r.
only r.r tlir.e person-1 1 in
tae rcMM.iiMbil.iy of lian::ii
.' V. nun to
h.m. hut
o:i;. d up lo
Ire-,' tu-li
alt r souk consultation ho wa-
a tie.-, wlicr- he r.-maii d nt.ii!
t'nouii.t tiiot cne true and
... -,i i ., ,. . . ,- . , n
tOu.U have . iii rted t-u .:r ict.t in n
:Ce the
crow,l ()) hnvc saved Monroo.a-.d prevented
the deep lii-t'i ace w licit now 1.1!- upon t ,e
l'n" "' ll:''' ';ft
' i t 'oun li Several of the lie-ea ;, rs of
li' iuoj nave He. ii arr-'stoii.
i
! 15EVKB"'b or JVP.TWN-TLera is at j te
i!'f",' ",'aU U"'."".. 'VJ' !
- . - ' . v: . "
po-iiioii ,.! New i ork. And n 1;:, t cs. oil it -
, , .. . - ...
!, J .. (.... . , ' ' .... 1 .1
1 p iiiti. in 11 1 11 1. i:i,' l'-!MM, lU'U 1 1 ; t -
- " in out lai iuj jor, i ;u-') a n n m t'tvc,
in a t; irfct iiiio. nf I lift luf Alit ml. r 1 I 1 in-
. i.ton. the fiiend and eoun-ellor - I W.-.-oi
. . e ,. ...
t:n. an. I on,- ot t.ie cro.ittst st ,t.-l,i.'ti ih.
country La. ever produced. C7, lit,.t-
,,ve,'. .
The Tvktv-Nim. of pKt.it i a n y. We j
un-b i -laud that several persons in thi- . It v
:. nu ieimty v In w.-re 1-orti on Hie '-'eili . ! ,
p. ! rimy propose to celebrate Ue nni,i. i
sarv of tl. ir births, the nn-s. nt v.-i-.r A-
,),si anniversary, if w may l 'allowel a
1 1,1-. t nnism, occurs on! y oneo in I'-ir .: s. '
it w null be a cui io'i
: Mi-t.ei
Id I e col
1 I'ot ti as.
f". .1 i lose
ci 1 1 ai:i how m.v.v cu:
births occurred on that odd dav. We know I
a getitleiunn i this citv v- ho wis hot ti on ;
I the Dili of Pebrnarv. and has i dan. -liter
; poni nll ,). f.,M,c ,',.,;. , r.,r . .-,(,.
er rpiillcmau in this city l oin .-n the 'Jl'iii
of Pelrmrv, had a erai.d-on. now d. ceased, '
w bo was also born on tie nnnivers-iry of his
era in! f it ler's. l.i.fh llns! ti .I.'".v
c"
..... ll. : ... . s,
I liAViM. A iiaij" i i "ir. i.i ir .nr. 'Hi
man, of l!o-luii, fi oni w lose lectures on Yan-
1 kee Lumor wo have iilreaily copied soni"
,,00j ilnnjrs at one of his late eathei m;s
. . .
. lutroUuecl a capital story. A cloroyman
in Ilo-ton, mei tn g w ith one pt ins con-re-
c!
I
Staunton, lately etnplovc.l a fiiend to nego
tiate for the hand ot a deriiiau lady it: I. c'i
' iiiotid, wloni he had neier seen. The lady
aeeeptc.l Hie proposals ,-in l went ti Maiiu-
ton ; but on arriving tin ro, Wizard, to I r
nstoui-Lm. nt, had .l.-t -i niined that slo
should continue " in m-tidon me.
itati n. fan-
cy free," for ought that he would do to tl
m it ioie,i a 1 .1 1. s.1,1. 11 1 o u 111.11. 11 ii. .ne ir 1 1
I . i . . . .. i . l.: i.i ...
)ant widower may yet get his eyes open tj
f!y of ti Klin . wi wguiaa' alTeon jus.
I ... .J
K'i "!vf'a UIZ.
(.'CliVtlilio!! (if lIlC AlliniCilil ParlV.
'
lam i'.v-aftkrnoon sksmo
Tli ft r0i,v-r;ti..H wan cal'-d I.. ordr.r bv
I H'Mdcnl. nl o otloek.
Mr. JI,oi,loW ,. r,r.po,l to re
civ ii.to lb-. (Vtirri.tiou tu'in-i nl C:iil of
l-"!oiil:., am) 1'iifj Walker, of Alabama
ii n
,!i r.il-i..w ..I,.. I,,.. I 1 r.;
Mr Cirn.,'
Vnnlnv, :uni 1 i rc:it :irTl!ui. nil-
vnt.rod toivatd titu. (,ll. nud Clutraccl
.. ' i
lij in
J be trreMe-.t merriiiiei.t ra ocraine.1 1
1 j . I . ..
ny u.iMnnof mnnni-, aii'i iir. jiroiilow touK
(t
air
M 1
i,h sent witulil-. .roT r.Klir.lit nitbiov.
1 the fl.
e. i li all pro-i t.t
lion. '.'all Knid bp bail givrn liibnnd to bis
brollitr. an
now eave hU heart to the
(Wtiitkm. Ho tt a truly hapi y to bo m- i
abl.-U to r.tuni h it i.out t !, b'a-t inconiS. '
l.i,tv, ,e,.u,,ed i,i,eat, ,,o.v that peace I
;i!.d baimcv aS Io.m1. U-e re Lw a !
;.,-,at Am.-Mcanparu, d.-oi.'alc.J lo our ''"mr,. '
n ; , our v, hoic coui.ir'v, a ml noihiii.' but our '
.. i.i.. .. a.-.. i .
.- .V. 'VI ..,. ....V... 1.1, , I 111 ll'.I.IT-, .IT !
e.uM.-av that hi- brethren oi' the .Notlh
,.ilt i.1tii,trf A I't. . f. -ii... ... I.. ..... l.A
bad not. p..,-!,ar.-. -ranted all that he ivU,. i
, i out a, hi. lau!t,i.ot theirs. WLeiiie
lid re w from the I'uienlion, it was tioui:
l...!v -levoiion t hi- country, and not '
Ihroii'.li any anc-r Iceln.s. lie proim.-ed
to uphold the candidate of the Coin c-ntion,
and if necesvaay, to i.-it the bills and val
leys of t!,(; Xoitl to Jiioiimte lis cause.
Loud eric were now M-ut forth for Walk
er, ef Alabama.
Mr.jWalker coto'rain'.-ited the ''oiivoi.tif n
that the Inrl.id pool of scctionaii.-ni had
I ' cn ipii. ted, an 1 n erred il,;,t be wiilidnw
from tin' (.'-invention umh-r a a solemn sense
of duty. He could not a'low lis stroio-f-ilito.'
for Aiin i ieani-m, his profound fce
in !or the crcat eonleoeraev. to put asi'ie
the treat inti-rc-ts of toe section whence he
cam.-. The io.it ii had not stood here, it.
neirinee, 1 or w.tli anus
in 1 heir hands:
nut .1:1.1 wonts o pea,
ti.eir lauds "ra-pin f
am! kindness, and
the hope of their
count! v, ucntlcnieii ln.ni all sections ot
li.e country, had entreated him lo return to
tin' t'oiiVL.iii in, a-s'j'ii.o; l;jm tlia had
n.i-ju'!.. d i;s dominant principles.
'Jin: speaker condoled by sain that he
was -oin; to 'he backb 'iio I'.r l.i- country
a- it stands iu its va.-t b iitli and breadth,
: nd o !t r.s-ur. d that tle:..eat l.omy would
let e.mde'iin bim t.,r i.sjinin his .-eat.
A'
v, ::.,r :.t
o;-, i a 1..
a round of
:.J.-.n-e.
r. N.'.is.of p.iware, wii'idrr-.r t
n:.-.r.!tf Join. M. ( ia ton. and said Ihi
wave was Nia i.n.:. d lor Millard l'i,luioie.
Mr. ll.ady In vcd ti.:.t no eentlenian be
!'''.' ol ti j.ive au 1 xp'..,,;itio:i ot li.s ,ute
f,r a f'.nni.'..-.t.-.
TI..- io1.- f.r Pu-ih 1 t was tin. 11 proeeeil-
( I villi, li.e nan-" ol each meinner hi in
CO.. t. cr.cil Stat" In III' enl!:ed to its cole
iii lb- K!.-,t--ral (",!!, -.', t a! sen'cc to be
v-it. d f'r ; rnj.orti nabl v ! v tin- voten ea-t ;
tio State tn t u p: -.'!, ti 1 to be entitled ti
vote, with t!:e .y.'lw itir re-jit :
n
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L'er uf oel.i.euieil t
1
i-ritary aniiouneid
d th'-ir
the re.-ult a:
f. ';' - :
N '.ml . r .
Nece "at"
Pol- Millard
votes ea
to ch oil
I'ion.oie,
st 'J V.
v 1 -"J.
ll. l,:nv.
(I.i'i-.t iivi-,
.1 ii.iec Mi I.r ai
S .ii. ni l i j 1 1 -1 .
'-'I
ll
IM
U
K. i in th l.avner,
'1 bo t hair diclared tl-t Millard l'i'.l.noie
h ivin- rcctived a inajouty of the votes
east, was tie tiOiuii.ee ot the I'ouveutioii for
lleoi'iite ol President of lie I lilted Stales.
.Mr. cr:i---s. of Ne'.v Yolk, said as be
had llrat nominated (..'o.,e Law lur Pre.-i-
.1 it, be im a move.', tint Millard Pii'iiiore
be lo'i-lired the unanimous choice of the
'.Vim titior..
Tl.- ii,..: ion b.-iti- put, it we- carii.d by
a tr, :.'.. n.l.ius s!:out 1 1 ay s.
Six b -nrtv cheers w ere then pivrn. nr,-'i
lie greatest joy pi evail- d, iinill ail prc-ci t,
there b. ii'' i.t liii- time l":i out -i-lers in
tie 10l ni,u le
ne lent I., tlmr let im.' tt
of tliun.l. r. '
tl, li-ht in ton s ot tliun.l. r.
Mr. IIea.lv. of Tein . promised
tbree
el. en lor New Y.uk. s I: ii-li were eiven
I ......I ....... n.,.. .. .,-,1. ,1 tor Iran's nf
New oi k.
jliiee cheers wt-re ;-ien for Kentucky.
Coi. im, i, d cries lor Hooks,
Mr. Uniine, 'f Vu., said Le came Lore
on a platfoi m ef " ri-l-t and iiet. :v." e
, ,,,, , i
1... 1 i ,1, . I it'io, ire -i.i; ., .I'lOti .l
in -st
ill nt, and cul'.i-e'l hiiu as a man oi truth,
eoura-e and all ily.
Keiiinili P.iiitr, t f Norlli C.irjliua, wa
a!-o noii iuati d.
(.eu. ('all, of 1'b'i id ', sal i he was Jeej ly
impressed with the gratitude cf lr's bretl. r
m nominal : n.' him i
for the distin
-in-
ef-
lice. Ile i!e-ii-i'.l to say tl:
t he was one
'man of the American party who w
! nothing for him-elf, but all for his eo
' His hand? I l l ever niini-tcrrd to Lis
wanted
couiitr - , -
. i ... h -.io! .a I. -i I r .-er ,11: 1 . i-rsn ro nis neres
- 1 .. - . .
: sities, r-nd hoped they would continue tJ
! d' hereatttr. Ana all no wrante.i fi'i ,,u"
' 1 .. J ........:.. .f ikJk:ii III. t
pcJ,", Laifc.u.l,, sou lou pi v-j-ei ...T o, i-u
lro'" !ry- therefore, mo-t rosp. ctr-illy
. ileeliiit-d the ilistingiiivhi d honor, and bc-
tri'd to le ertiiittvd to preyrut one more ae-1 wa a combinaiion to obtain power, without
ceptable. He pie- osed the rame of An-1 rare as regards the administration of llio
drew Jatkson l'onelson. of Tr imiief'tc. j nflVirs f th country. Tie fpeuker (.aid
Iinlin n-e nj. plau.-e followed t!;i.- ami. juuc- ,a,I Li-en i-bot at. Lau-bti r.' Politi
1I"',lt. rally, he meant becuu-e he had j..ined the
.Mr. Call contiiim d hU remarks, and s.ntd A n.ci ica u party. He had seen that there
that Mr. .ii(b.i!i was an orphan b"y. wis no hope of proinolilig demcctic tran
n aied by lien. ,laekon. arid v a.i Li aid- quilSit v, or of pt oteetine our foreign rela
t!e enmp tri.i.i tin) tin,.- be graduated at tioiis 'under tiio au uiiiiM ration of Mr.
West Point. Ife l;m w him to boa man r,f l'iirre. ami he had ioiurd the orcanizatio
"i';-f noi-or ami capnemc worthy ot
iiy poMtion unit itnc'i,t I c iisM-neo n:m. t'i mr ii-hcJ . Uuli these liope be had cn
No man knew mire of the pa.-t admimv t. red the party, and be would do all in bis
tiationi. who had never been Pre.-id.-nt, . uW, r until ihU hope Mnill be realized. Ho
than Mr. P. Ho was his aid in war, bis .accented thin nomination, hotiin-; - that the
fuivaie seeieiary ain eoiiniieiitru iri.-mi ni.u
(luir- 11,0 ii fii.i.-l.td l.U r.-inark
M'J be a, r-rl,etly aware ol t!,.;
,:'C'"':,,t (T V.,"""'U ,,,,VLud
t0 Mr- rir lI- f'f
".iniratio,, -ban to flly tl, r liu.,-
,,:n"'
'J he ene f.r Hrook wer cntinned.
hiser. ll,e n kcr lii.i.-hed bis n marks
, . .. 1
,r". ,!int 'nth;m:.n -ud he ..id .,,t knmv
T "v " ' " " n " 11 , f
' " 1 ' " '" " "' ",r l''t Uiel sanction the -reat principles embodied
',-l,,t ",! '" ""' -"u . ,,,,!. lK'l'la "Minthe . tneriea n platform. He had been
V"". cou,"r.v. " 1 "i s ""s-
de-i.e to have another -on of that State to
r. piy, l have only to say that 1 thank vo.t i jzt. ,, p.,r(y 1C ,a, ,e,.n reminded of
Iron, the bottom of my heart. I prmi.i-e I nn n,,Pr,,-,tt. of ( Jeneral Jackson. On tlio
you that while Mr. I- illmorc will be true to ,,.;,.., ,,f tho battle of the li of Janu
the Nr rth, and tn:,intr,iti her honor, he wib j.,.. .. ,..-.,, ...r -,.,. . tnerat Jaeksnn.
le ns erjnally Ir.i" to tbe South and t.he
. nnsliluliO'!. I i! Wool. rreti et t ie r-i'i.
i ...'.Il IO I'Ol.'llllT, U.T IC'I. I -Jul MIU J.l
zi 'is of the North, South, K,st and Wi-tj.), von). ta'(-. ,10 f.itv. 'p,.) i;overllor
a;' nnst enemies at home and abroad. There ('laiboine, fid Jaehson. to blow it up. Ami
may be some here who IV tl a disappoint-, ,0 .,. (ih p.-:,kcr) would si.y with regard .
inei.t nt not InvinL' their own particular ,,e ,!ior .ani.r-. w im wanted to di-band
friend i.ominat.-.l, but I pray l.Jod tli-y wili:t,o American j.artv. He v as no rr;.tr.r,
iim carry tiicir e. jmL.s ot (n.-eppointiiient
cut (.
this
nil when they leave io-i.ij.lit.
1 in- ,sn oiKcr priiiis,-i 1 hat .New ork
would not. do rlisboi or to tin- nominees
tic 1 oi.vcwi on.
.dr. A. !1. It. Stuart, formerly Secretary
of ti.Q Interior, under Mr. I'iliinore wis
loudly called for.
Mr. Stun t s.ii.', le tie honor to be
one of Mr. l"l'n.ore's eoulidential fal-inf-t
t'ouncil daring bis :iilni:ni-tr-tion. and saw
bim aiiiid-t his t r i r. ! -. Without, jjoini into
n detail of Lis irtues, he would cot, tent iiiui
self by sayimj that, be tw vr knew hint to
niter a Mi.tiuii'iit or do an net tl -t was i;n
wr.rthy of the t-lnraetr rf Washiti!;t.''ii.
Mien Mr. Wie, at tie time he stmi-p.-d the
.-late ot irinia, said tltr.t the adu.iMstru
1 tr-.ti .11 of 1'iilinoru was Washim.-t m li'.e
:(e,b 011
Willi Villi
the stand-
nrd bearer, the Speaker y roi:ii-ed the Con-
veiitio:; tint ev.-ii old YirL-i'lia would be
c irried. Mr. i-e elainid bis election by
the vote of 17,1'Uil outside Wbi'.'s, ami he
could now promise the vote of tho-e WLi.'s
".for Millard 1'illinore. ( u Lis wav to this1
(.'onvcntioii, tint editors of the liiehiiiomh
Whi and National Ii.t.llieeiieer promi.-ed
tli.it if Millar I 1 liiii.oru was noi nnal. d bv
tin- '.'onveiiii 01, ili.v U' ni 1 place lis name
1 ill tie liiiisiin ad, ami keep il llu r,.'. ;
u 1 .Mr. Andrew.-, of ir.-iiiia, niominat'ii
I : Percy Walker, of -Ma., lor Vice President, i
A lit- Convention proet-eued to bjl.'t lor;
a eaiuliilate for l're.-i.l, nt. 'J he l allot for a
cau'!n!.it- lor the X ice Preside ne v as i.tti ml -1
...i ,. ;. :. l l ,t. v.,
' i i- .i.r'.-
rlian'-o votescrented Oitheintv in maiiiii''
I . i i-- . . .
. a eon eet record. J lie rniidiiat'-s at hr.-t
...,,i r ... ,r - ) ;.. .- 1 1-h.... n
..'ill iii.e.ii i.- - ti.. .ill1. i. i i.i.:...
Aiiur-MV .laekson 1 'om-ison. ot Ieini"-see;
' If Sinni-t of 'i.-i.ini:i : llenrv .1. I.jird-
;ier, of Massaelius, tt"s: and K. ninth Pa v -
ner. of North (' n-olln i. lint ft.-r the
vote had beeti
cai.'e
dele-ites tram vnri-
ous
sf li
e. and cl.-m-'ed ti.eir votes in
favor ef Mr. Ponr-lson.
TLo
stilt
announced as follows :
Percy Walker, 8 I A. J. 1'oncl-oii,
A. if. II. Stuart 2 J. Gardner,
KeniH ih Kay ner, S j
Mr. Umel-on haling received a m
ity of the votes for tie Vice Presi.li t.ey, ' ty and tie Union, be regretted it. Dut ho
w as de-.lared du'y nominated for tint posi. lad no pardon to ask of those who came in
tion. to l!. Corivctition, in dispuise, to betray its
(" ,'-'olin. amid in ml apil-nis
'nomination was then made iiuatiiinou.
the
j A motion was tn-iue, and agreed to, that
a committee of the b,- appointed
to Ma t
; upon the i.f'iniin-. s im, t inlorni tii'-iu oi
1 their selection, and M-s-r-. A. II. II. Stuart
of Va, Andrew Stewart of Pennsylvania;
' Krast'ts l'r. ok-, of N'-iv York : P.. 1!. lint-
l.tt...;' Ketitn.kv : Win. J. Via mes, of 1 is.
' saehusftt-. and the 1'resi.b-nt of tl- C'li-
. venii iii were atniinted a ('.uiHoiitee ti per-
; lorni tie mi-tness.
Mere cries fir Major Ponel -n, tl" rio'n-
' inee for tlio Yice Pri'sidetK-y were made,
'and that pi't:'!et.-, an, coming f'.rw ard. was
received with dcers and applause.
, Mr. Pone I son iid In- whs exceed inu'v ,
' crstitied lit the honor conferred upon
Illl,
and be-.o.-ed leave to sav that ho accepted
the nomination tendered with a proper
sen-e of the tcebleiii a of powt rs he pes-
scsscd. Put he hoped i hat Lo might here-
nltor do nmre than he had yet Lad an op-
poitimity to perform to advance tie t-au-e
w hich a:l these prosenr t.-cl so deep an
t.-el so deep all
inler.sf. llelia.l hem el, icily Known
. ll... I ..... .-i.. .. .. ..-.,.!.. ,r nil 1.1- .'Oil I, Ol-I ! Oil
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1 will tieiieral Jackson. I ron, that gre-.t
he had learned the essentia, pri.o.-ip e .
of A meriean l-ui. I hat uiaelial uttered lue.
sellt i III. l-t which 11... W lll.-t
will such L't mval i
sytnfatiiv
that Amel-e i sl.oiil'l I t et'iae
mire Anieric:in:.ed. Ti e -peak.-r had been
.... ii. ...i.i
Unity years will. t. ef, r:U ., :.e.-on ho. ...
spe.cles and I tt -rs :,-..- 1, by the llou -
a'l'I.
in im-', t.,n -. o .-o. na.i . ..-:..i. ;
emniies ot tl:.' I mon, ii. is on r. hi n s! !e, ,
tvlieh had utterly crushed h-r the time all.
u.:':.i-ni
The speaker sai l he was born in a South- j
em Stat-, lie was tl-o osni.-r of ovrr ne ,
hundred slave--. Ho loved th- institutions i
of the South. Hit he owed a I t of r:i'- j
it,..!., p. the people of the North. At tin
Nuiil they claimed no'liin.' tnr l t"' oum
not wil.in.-lv er:int lo tie .Vrtli. Hi
Last,
'.,' Vest. 1 1
had left the IVmoeratie
. - p-irtv- f voice the democratic party lcl't
' i ...ii. "t l V.. list's so I Arrdauscl I left
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. ... . . . , . ie,
' h:-tier
Li-her law men of that p irty. ben he
President Pierce was disposed
tie Sonth as the tkiufh.
.and the
I
:ortii a the North, be had coneludtd that
j ,e odmiiii-ti ntion was one of ultrnUn,9. It
m tie hope that thi-e oij. et.- lui-ht bo ac-
n-Mi;t would juntity the eoijhdctiee placed
ii, bim.
Here A ndrew S'trvart arose and inquired
if li.neral .huk'-fn were living now wbet'6
f"iM tv I f; tth -ultat paity would he
lit r'noniir T ' Mr. PotieUon replied. With
llit- Am, riean party. Me never tittered a,
-iirl: word adver- to the prineipb- wft
advrenlc. Ave, at 1 not only be, but CI n
! and Wib'ti-r, if living, noold be with u?,
! preM nt dnrini the s.-Mons of tic (.'onvctr-
,;,, nll, (.,', n.ade to di-or-
the inhumation that the Lei.-lature
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,,lt ,v,.,.v,.r . ,.j 0t ciicrv, talent, cood
;;;( , devotion to American interest.-.
:...i, i. ;, .,. ..,.1.;.....,,. .,.M .
ol',,n,iHi u,ron lts 'Jhe speaker theu
! retired amid tremutiduus cl.c eriiijr."
I Loud cries were now made for Urownlow,
1 of J entie-.-ee. On takim; t le stand in ret.
;r. .!,-(, be -:.i I that bis speech on this oeca
. sion would he, like all his former fpeecles,
short ami .sei t. bur seventeen years h
had pertormed the dreadful wriiee of edit
in"; a political pi per, and be could say in
tuat connexion that his paper had the
l iri't-t circulation of any political paper
in Ti inn sece.- lie lad fou-ht Lard and
Ion i lor the 'Lij party, but be bad
seen tit lo leave that or'.'n '.-izatioli. Why,
w ith Milliird l'illmere to 1- a 1 an.I -veil will
Josh. lii.idiiiL's behind him, we could carry
our Slate, iu.t witl. lids la'-je, patriotic,
ereasy 1 curies .cean, ( pointino; to Major Pon
elsoii.) the Pierce puity will le a trans,
leendal I . 1 1 . i i . l" - I ie should so heme with
tie d.-teriiiiiiaiioii o jump Lijrh, r, and fiuail
ouder ti an any .'nan io Tciiiicsmcc, ami
would opt-u lie ball at Kiioxviile. on Mon
day. Applause and laughter. J It bail
heeii unuei-ti od as airan-jcd li.at Major
buin-'uLii Would Lc put o:i tlio ticket with
Andrew tla'-kivii, in big l;tr, st.d Poosl
sou lui.-itoe, ni.d lin n iue oiu line l'eiuo
e.'ats would lliii.k that old Hickory Lad
come to lite a'aui. He then proposed the
'party should disperse, Laving done the jjood
work.
f.-'t. Piekeit, of Tennessee, followed. Ho
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cu oi; -eu ,u . or IO e son, sntiKe oi n s
,, J , , ' f , , ,
ow ii e oris lo ad vant-e the t-au-e, and pled-
, , ,,, ' r
'ted lue Mate ot I eiiuessee tor a tremcnuous
iiiujoinjr .ui iue ..iii.ii.uii ....ass.
Alexander K. Iioteler mounted the ros-
1 trum in a nswer to repeated calls. He sup-
PcJ hat tl.c body had resolved into a
LO'tn ral rutilieatiun meetinjr, to which he
vvas agreed, tlio. i-;h no ai tioii of the Couveti-
-.T,iioii ra'i I'ceu i.ih.-iiio inni .-net fc. lie uau
I occupied the stand several times during the
'sessions of the (.'ftincil and the Convention.
j.,iAnd he had spoke boldly, according to
"jivbat were bis ideas of right. If be lad
jsai l any thing harsh to those who wero
:'.or- coiisi-tentlv in favor of the American par
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prineij les. He pledged Virginia for the
1 licit t. lie thon-lit the party could get tho
ton thousand W log votes that Mr. Ui.-e al-
led'sed lad elected Lim. 1 'uriug the r. cent
election he ha, l hecn the tirst man on the
stump in this cause, the b-npet in tie Cell,
and the last to leave the combat, lie would
otiiv 'ay to bis brethren Le would zo iuto
tie ll.'l t new wi'L t he same determination,
and exprtsscd the hope that those who act-
as f t ino.-s dnrin; the session of the
Cot v,
si ak
nlion mi't pint ns friends,
r sat down amid e-nsiuerahle
The
ap-
plause.
lr. ?icl iin". ot irgti.!-,, s.ml that tlio
Ni tiomil I'ouii'-il bad adopted a platform
which wis s.i'i-la, toiy neillu-r to the North
nor the South. Tl.ev Lad now a platform
which was :.!i-fic!cry to both in the ;4iape
u( I'lilneoe and I'-'t eluii. lie moved this
mv i.t:en r.-UiiiatC all platforms,
!l,e i.,-..tion Mas sceomU ,!, and thcrcup-
n r, .,t .l,1.I cufu.;,,,, to'K yxrc in
tlllit , v ,i10 vrtie was takeo en
Uu,, ; ; but it v :i impossi! lo for any
. .,. ;,
,-inet. ileci le whether it was adopted or
- I 'II 1. !..-.. 11 . .11
rejected. I lie I r.-snicni wa unauie ft le'l,
.n thoue.lt that it was lost. Outh.i
o fl. r li.ind, tie ireiniat.s contend that it
wis adoptol. In the n.i.Ut of eonfusion, a
motion was made to adjouru sir die, and it
prevailed.
In nu diatcH' aft. rward. Co'. I'. P. Uart-
, f KeMlivU , ,. ,.a.,fJ l0 ,.1;lir,
1 an(J , ,.,iIls:e ,.r,.,(.,,t was organized
f :,, ,.,.,.,,,,..11 ihlitlpnt.-in nifii.tiii., 'I'l.rt
' .... i ii ..roiiir.tn r :i t it-r si on. nice! in .
.r,..j,w, , ,,.. , fow msk txpresMvo of
. ru(.ul Tr1KC i t.0 nomiiiutioii,
, . ,- ,i. ,..-.,,:,:., ( K.irU i..
lect tne Aii.ei lean ucaci.
Andrew Stu nt, of Pennsylvania, follow-
in an cub'gi-l.f sp-eel
of the candidate
for President, Millard I-'illtuore.
lie was succeeded by Mr. Sheets, of In
diana, aiid Mr. I.ri-ekeiirid-e, of Missouri,
i in the same strain. Sheets said lhat he had
i been a nieu.btr of the I'ineii.iiattiCcnventior.,
. which meeting b-
. Amel if u ruitv
thought had saved thV
Not ll. He could not
j pledge Indiana for the American ticket.
to hut he and his frKUili wouhl go honoj an
tio what tbey could