North Carolina Newspapers

1 . hi NORTH CAROLINA STAR WEDNESDAY MORN I XC , F E B IttTA It Y 20, 185G Congressional. 1st, Naval Board; which ssrs nltmJhlta Committee oa Siaval Affair. TLirty-Fourth ConpreM Fint Session. Mr Mssoa introduced joint laaohittoo, for ed Friday ! it the operation, al F.gypt. oo l P "b" PpJiu(t to lb great stale.ni an Boston, aa articls spun the "Amrieu plat- tli antxiintntent ufeivilinna to fiU vocsoeie. oa Hirer, bo long ana o nauinouaiy prosecute w susibiu loaua in wmcu w cncnB:iy prwasniesirocis Wawicto, Feb. U, 1958. Smjrx. Mr Thompson, of Kentucky, tub--j'miJ a resolution directing tlia committee oa Military ffursto inquire into tb expediency f ab !tiiin5 the fara-sent Military Asylum, located at Iltrrolibarg, Kentucky, lie (aid tlit tlx ex per.se of keeping tlia old aoldirn ther was greater thryi it would be to board them at tb hi tela, and tbey wi re nut satisfied to be as frr front alt water, wTiere ihey eould 1x4 get any Schei" dam schnapps or Iriab whiskey. The rrsolutioe wa adopted. Mr Sumner submitted resolution, whicb Waa agreed to directing tlie Coumiitteeau the Pot Office end Pout Road to consider whether the charges on letter carried by ooeea steamer are ' wit unnecessarily large and burdensome, sod whether aomstbing may sot be done, and, if so, what, to aecur the benefit of cheap ocean poet- age. ;', '.;' Seven! bill were introduced for completing certain internal improvements. The debate oa the Central American question wa postponed till to morrow, end after the tranr action of additional business and ta Executive session, the Senate adjourned. Uoc or RirttsrstiTiTta. Mr Campbell, of Ohio, made aa ineffectual effort to take np the j.mit resolution of the Senate appropriating fif teen hundred JoIIar lor Ibe re1iet&frtWMffeTHJ ing poor of Waskingtidi and Georgetowa. The IIooe re-adopted the refutation lo pro ceed to the election of a Public Printer. Mr. Fol lett received 68; Mr Wvuduli C6; Robert Farn- ham, 10; Nathan Sargeant9; acuttering 14. K eessnry to a choice, 87. , Oto-the fifth trial, Mr Follett reeeired the Mm trtrmher a above, and Mr WenuaU'i vote wa increased to 74. Still 00 wa necessary to a choice. And on the lixth, Mr FuUett C5, Mr, Wendall 71, Mr Farnbam 9, Mr Sargent 8, and cattering 10. Reoenwkry to a choice 84. Mr. Stauton mured that the further execution of the order be puatponed antil to morrow, but the motion did not preraiL Yea ttl, nay 87 The ILnise then i.'ljiiurned. . tb Board of Kegetita in the Suiithaonian Inati- ' ander the uIrinti!nJncw of Mr. M Lain, the agataal Amerioaa. Bal they abow seaing ambodyingthe tm,e principle on which the party HtMtoa, of Tex.; Miliard rillrurof New ta J tor year paat that of eiidin, their re, tutk. It waa paswd, and arpoiaM.tbe H-! agnt of th Company, reonlted in reaching a from the wrUing of thoae greatmen to vindlma , h,ulu ttand. Iteay: JYork; R.bert Field Stockton, of Newjenwy; 1 and worthlea population to tbi eoaatry. " ' George E Bs lcr, of STorrh Cnrolio, and Profe-1 aeen of exceedingly rich bitsmmotM Coal, Mir eoara tney puraoe. un me etner ia we i - but Americana to rule America ; the lataartaiM IHacetrer) of I eel : W hare the great atifetin of atatiag. that ' Ta eeatraat. Tbe aalt-AnMrieaa joamaia are atach i the Aaaertraaaiaa. I aaall aow prueaee) to aaaa eoaa of tbe - w ,a ain iotertereec aad impertinence "b n.. ' V and ta the American Patriot, publiahed at hara been introduced to the people la thi re- end to. If i he deapot of Europe were to eeabiaw eponaibl ooonexi. a. Jacob Broota. of t'enntyl- ae goiaraaMnt, they aoald aot ti rania; Kenneth Rayeer, of North Carolina"; Sam - ap-m a aafer plaa than that - bich ha beea nraa. n m , .1 . k.. all eur IJomcliun t. lcii, or jia;iiu!, w u.i tha eaeanciee uoraaioned by the death of the II.. J. M. Berrien, of Georgia, and tbe reeigna ti..o of lion. Rnfu Choate, of Maaachaeet'r. Otlier bu-iuert waa tranaacted. Tb Senate diacanaed tbe rew.IutinB calling anon the Nary Department fur the journal of the late Nam! Board; and aijiurned. Vn:t or REraamrraTiTi. Mr (larlan pla- ed in nomination ak candidate for printer, Joph i. Coomb of Ohio. Tb Uone tlieu 0- ted with tli following re.uIU Follett M, Wen dell 73. Frnham 8, Sargent 8, Uefree 12, Mor-1 rl 4, D.mk2,Knapp I, Coomb. 9. J. WaUoo Webb J, and Mclutoah 2. Whole number of rote neceeiuiry to a choice 81. Mr. Stanton, of Ohio, aalted lee to offer a reB..lutioo, whicb wa oljecte l to, to ptpoi.e the eloctioo of Printer, antil the firnt Monday of December next, and that the printing which may be ordered daring the preet eeaaion be execu- ;ed ander the anperintendenc of the t'nutmg Committee of the llouae. ' Tbe Iloune aain eotixl, with the following re mit; Mr Follet ZH, TVendall 91. Farnham 3, Sarjent 8, Defreee 15, Prentice 1, Knnppl, CjlBmSjJWel.b 7. While number of tote 100; tlie upper one, (correepondiiijg with that aow dia public eeuttment The loUowmg will -be read corered at Egypt,) being about 2 feet thick, j whM pleasure i whiUt the uudir eeaia is upward of & feet thick, j took at Oat rdc.' Against the imudiou He Tbe importance of tbi discovery may bej'idg of foreign influence, I conjure to you to believe ed from tLe foot that it 1 fully a mile, and acrota . fellow citixeos, tbejexluosie of a free peopla the riter, from tbe out-crop aFarmenvillc,coL- aught to be continuity awake. Hiatory aad ex- cluirelT eublihing that the whole intcrreoing V""taet both prote that foreign influence i on nace, (and how much U-vund Kgyiit i not jet , ,h m,ml haneful foe ofa repu Wiean goTera- and a half feet tliiok.ef beautiful quality. It w fire them light, w quot largely from their Union moat be presented; no foreign interference reached at a dnpthi.f a little ore 400 ftet. Below . work to bow that tbe eoara followed by nil in Ameneaa affair;inTiolahility of national trear tbi seam is douUlee soother aud thicker f for the only on which tbey adoocatedia reference J tie-, no union of Church and State; personal mor al the outcro,., a mite diaant,tlier are two seams. : to tbe .ueetion opa which there is a divuioo of . ahty indispensable to oSce; as open Bible in all public achoole; thorough reform of tlie naturali taiioa Uwsf a capitation tax to exclude foreign paupers; no appointment of foreigners to diplo matic posts; a just tariff oa imported luxuri ; in all necessities free trade; (triot economy in the government. "This is tbe American platform. This is tlia platform on which American are building up the hope and destinies af America. Never wa there pisiform of principles more sound or more glurious; and never was there one reared. in a more eventful time than this. The well-nigh mi raculous progres of the United Suite, the hailing of tha hosts of Europe in arm, the Mart- Irng revolutions in Asia, and the iteady march of civihiation on tb continent of Africa, all unite to hold forth the nations of the earth in an aspect or excitement, agituUon and reform, uch a they never presented before, A v - V sbhikotok, Fehv 12, fxsiATX. The Chair litid befor the Senate several Kxeeutit communications; among tlism thssniiu.it rccrt of the CotniulsKioner of Pa tents. Mr Dimplss nrctented (be petition of a naval officer, rcni.plniniiig of the action of the Nata' Board, lie would not now seak at length lu relation to tlie subject, but would suggett that a distinction ought to be made between those who had been' retire 1 or diruiined for enure; tnd pro posed the paesae of a hiw to grunt a trial by court Rinninl whr charges bad beeu made, to test the truth of tb charge, aod tliua do jutica by opraiiug tli worthy from th unworthy. .Mr ll.i'c iutrndneed a bill to repeal tli act to . promote tba effiJcncy of th Nty, which referred to th Commute oa Naval Affairs, Mr. Barard, from tb Committee oa tha Dis trict of Columbia, reported a bill amondsiory of an net entitled "aa act to regulate th fee and rxts to be allowed to slerks, aniial and attor ny of tb circuit aad distriol court of tha U sited States, end for other purpofc," approved Feb, 10, IS53; which wa passed, Its ffsct i to place juror ia thi Dlitrivt on th cam footing, a regard euro pea eatina, with juror ia otiwr places.) '" Mr. Brown introduced a bill to incorp u-at tb Columbia Wood ga Company, Th resolulioa of Mr Biggs, that th Senate will oa Monday atxl proceed to tha aleeiioa officers, was, after debate, indefinitely postponed vsss J3, nay 11." Tb Senate resumed tha enasideratioa of U Central American question Mr, Wilson, -of Massachusella, ipokc upon tb ii I j net. II taw no reason to anticipate a war with F.ngUnd, nor rapture of oar friendly rein t una with that country. Thsrswai aot, hsssid, i'Mtlighlest alarm In tli public mind oa that soul nd th people wer But to b diverted fn whut is paasing ve th other sid of th Missis sippi (meaning KausasJ by ruwort af a war wi h nlaa 1. Thsoi ly result of th Clayton BuIwer treaty ha beea a prolific oorraapoadsnca, aa intermi ashle disi-uMioa, which settled na point of dis f is, and cam le as result, Tbe Uealy bid aot accomplished what tha people of Ui country tx peeled, ind be thought that this Government ksd born overreacbed In th negotiation, ad that It was a Unity "not fit to be aiada." ,11c believed that we bould at oacS declaia tli treaty null and void, and stand just a stood bsfora th Ura'y wa mad. Tb course of Great Britaia would justify us la abmpting il, Mr Mason was of tit opiniea th diseassioa of tLis suljeol rather embarrassed Ilia aided th ,luti. o of ih diCculiM that surround it. He h'fsd the asset ma weald be aow takaa aa tb ra fr.irs. Mr liu ler did aot wjk oa tbia ijuestioa as at all It. !t to Urn ia war bstweeu th w oua I im lis n -ar ed la th Amerieaa iawrprc- l.i: ic ( ride tres'y, but b.ped the matter would be rv.'rrred to th emmnte ea foreiga tela tiaus, inetosd of being further dieesssed lath S - -s. Mr tin it a deirieg to be heard, bat being ab- srnt '-o .'Ui I of in ,1 t.p i Uoo, the further i l.rti.m i f t's enlert vu pmtpavied till MoO dsj, ssd th Sois eiiy urned. il t r l'-siviva. The Tbmse pro- r 4 1- I .. t:.e U. tins of a l.Ui I'r iitrr, wii t'. t ; rr.u;. I i;,tt w, a :H 6j, ar , i i f , I i 1 i V, erslivinj 1.1. Necessary II V"!.l Isie M'-re, the last trial be- i ,i .... F " l i.-.. W.sdsll tr Fsmb . t t.. !(" 9, imI'i 9. Whole r ,1 l ' i -1 -aefr ry Is a cbost U. i , 1 t 4 Tiuum, ifsd a ree-dslMrfi j ,' . r i -o'.i. s of the orjee b ' lie l.t M lol.y iKreatber sea'. necessary to a choice 81. ' Mr. Wendall having receireil the necessary number of votcs,du1y wa declared elected Public Printer. Mr. Washburn, of Maine, offered a resolution nrovidinr for the election of a Chaplain. -This war agreed to, and the House adjourned. The Standing Committees were announced The most important are as follows: OnTerritoriea Mmmf. Grow, Gnliling, Pur- vianee. Richardson. Houston, Granger, Zollioof- for, Morrill snd Perry. Karal Affair Mesnrs. Benson, Strnnahun, Bueock, Haven. Winslow, Swward, Dane, of Massachusetts, Bore snd Millward.' - Foreign Affairs Mesrii, Pennington. Bnyley, Ciinginan, Aiken, Fuller, of Petiusjlvaiiia, Mat tennti, Shcriimn, lturliiigliiimt and Thuraton. Militarv Affairs Mnsnrs. Uiiitman, AllisonT Sapp, Faulkner, Williauii", Staunton, Ilcnvcr, Ruffiiitun and Wuihburne, of Wisconsin. DiMrii't of Columbia lcrs. Mrai'harr, Dodd, Goode, Cumtiiv k, lMi-k, Harris lleniy S. r.cnr.eit, Trnfton and Bell. Ontlie Juditinry Musrs, Simmons, Hum phrey Marshall, lturlniur, Caskio, Gallowny, 8. W, Ilarrir, I.:ik'', : kemnn ami Tappan. Way and Mcniie Campbell, of Ohio, ltuw ard, Cobb of lieoris, Dnvisof Maryland, Sage, Phelps, J, II. Camptwll, Dewit tnd J. W. June . (The last named gentleman wa excused from erring.) On Commerce F.. B. Washhurne, Wade, Mill son, Mi-Queen, T; sun, Kenneit, Pcltoo, Con. in 1 Lusti. ,-.-.-,... a c limed,) is filled with this rich deposit.. Thi is. the point to which In-.' Mitchell referrcdr whilst so earnestly arguing agahrstshe extent and thevalucofthee coal fields aJiaittihg that if it uld be dUcuterrd ftt Egypt he would surren der bis doubts. Weil, coal has been discovered at Eitypt, and in quantity and quality to satisfy t.ie mostsanguiiiennticipution of tlie proprietor. and isf the friends of the good old North State. We hare been kindly furnished with handsome iecimeos uf thi Coal, which may be seen at this office, and at the K iif Road office. It burn brilliantly. A Ion of it waa thrown out from the luft in a few minutes. Aod forthwith Mr. Mc- Iiin oomuieiiced its use instead of pine wood on George Law, of New York; Garrett Davie, of Already hare they reduced tb moral MandaeJ Ksniucaj ; una .minor rts, of Virginia, nave o uis aauon. tny nav anaaavorad to abolish) been mentioned by their friend for ibe Presi all relighsj observance, or to establish deney, aadaooi of tbess for th Vice Presidency, as a seiigiou dee no lis m, which ha " W propose to tak up in th Patriot tli re- and aetiaaed every nation where it ha hem U- alive merit of all these gentlemen and to die-, truduoed by authority. They have exercised a euas then fully and fairly. Next week we shall ' oootroll,ng influence n political affairs, and give' 1 historical' sketch of Hon. Jacob Broom boldly aspire,!) rule aa oar masters. It I time from tb data now in possession. Sketches of th then that ourpepl and legislator should bestir' other gentlemen named will follow in succession, themselves to regain the ground which ha bse. ...... j see una anisi. ni j met, and to reduce th maxim that vAmries. uD'i uuitica uiair ittTurne ,tll Tiilas im.ri."' .n . r .s Tl.s WitnixoTON, Feb. 14. Sixiti. Th President, pro lem., laid befor the steam engine by wlrch the" work haVDcerr operated. Two bushels of it be found to be equal to a ourd of the pine. Th' Company bin all its bui!dins. machinery, ic. on an extensive scale, ready lo go to work ; and we umlerslanJ thnt in two months from this time they could ship 4t!fi tons a dny, if there were menu Jot (fnusportatiun provided. That is the object aow to be accomplished. And toaccom. plish that object everv nerve should be strained. The Wilmin; o J urn lsi)", "I w !1 prolm ly be sometime in the suiiime-, say Muv or June, befiire the convcynncc of freiJit athe improve ments of the Cape Fear snd lluep Rivers can be cnb-utated upon with iny certainty." We cannot IimtbS that the R.iil R iud witl b completed by "Miivnr June, but it is untier way, steiulily and Cireretically, slid it only needs that our citiiena furnish tbe menus, pToniptly nnd fully, to ensure its coui)ih'tion. It is no experiment, which A freh may dunnge or ilcsiroy, but a work every stroke upon wliirli is du:.ible, and which, per eyered' in fiiithfully,vntust result successfully within reasonable time. Courage, then, friend of our Rail Road 1 The prospect ia brightening liefnre you, and every consideration bids you go on. ,j One .f the lines of the Rail Road survey runs within -00 feel of the mouth of the shaft sunk by the Key it Company, and exactly on a grade with it. It also passes through the coal region for fif.een or twenty miles, thus touching most of the Viilual le intereils in that region. These facta render it highly probable that that route will be finally adopted, as it certainty will be,-we,hink, if th owners of the mine will come forward and gir "material aid" to th rail road. Otherwiee meat. tv aldington's Farewell Address. Foreign influence to America, is like the Gre cian Horse to Troy ; it conceal an enemy in the heart. We cannot be too careful to exclude It entrance.' Madison. j 'I can scarcely withhold myself from joining in the wish of Silas Iieane.that there was an ocean of fire between thi and the old world.' Jeffer son. 'It is true that wa should become a little more Americanized. Jackson. 'They wi"l make our .elections a curse instead ofa blessing.' Martin Vaj Buren. 'Lord preserve our couutry from all foreign influence.' Lat Prayer of Gen'l Jackson. Tft4ilslijMed member, thai, to preserve their liberties, they must do their own voting and (heir own fighting. Harrison. Ati'l at llir nlhn "Thp government of the Uni ted Htuies is weak, inconsistent and bad, it must aud will be destroyed: So long as irexisti", no Prince in Kuroe will be safe iu his throuel The sovereigns of Kurope are aware of this, and are determined upon its destruction. They have eoiuc to an understendiiig upon this subject and decided on the weans lo accomplish it. They will eventually succeed by subversion, rather than conquest. All the low population of F.urope will be car ried into America it will lie a receptacle for the bad and disaffected. It will create a surplus a heterogeneous population sjicaking a differcntf hinguite of ijifferent religion anil sentiments will carry with them their principles will nd here to their former government laws, manners, customs, anil religion speak of them among the natives, snule of whom will join with them and t iny will become citixens discord and civil war will follow some popular man will take the lead to restore order the Kumpean sovereigns will siihim all the immigrants will join and the government will be subverted. (I'uke of Richmond. candidates, if tbey will forward to th address i f tbe American Patriot, Boston, Massachusetts, art ii ems if tlyjir personal aod public history thai may present them in their true light W shall render equal and exact justice to all tb gentle- uieu, leaving each on of our large circle of read er to judge of their respectise merits for himself." Muualala (Kiilbasler. " Inst move" has created quit a the Senate a communication from tb Secretary . the Company may U compelled, for want of of tb Treasury, transmitting th annual report of Professor Bacbe, Superintendent nf th Coast Survey, showing th progress of that work for tb year 185A, A motion to print tea thousand copies, wss referred to the Committee on Prin ting. Mr. Weller Introduced a bill providing for an evtrland mail from some point on th Miseissii pt river to Sen Franeiseo, California; aleo, a b 11 to ertatt an additional land offic ia that Stat, Mr, Brown introdurad bill to asiiblish a library fur young men ia tb District of (eluas. bl. . Mr. Pim Ihcsd introduced a bill to increase II alarie of th Judge nf tb Circuit aad Crimi nal Couns of th Inlted State. Th Senate resumed tb consideration of tb fasolutiias sf Mr. WuVn, calling oa tha Presi dent of lb United State for all tha Informatioa In hli possession ia respect to th dislarbanci la Kansas, 'affecting tb freedom of lections, ic 1 - Mr. Weller 'took II for granted th fVwial al ready bad all th facta In pjssessiua of tbe Ex. live.' Mr. Fcsendea thought not. It wa proper Congress should bare authentic and reliable in- (irma'iua, Inrlesd of being obliged to depend oa mere newsier rumors. Mr. Gryar denounced the emigrant aid rii lie. All tli disturbance bad originated in their extraordinary aad unprecedented organise- Mr. T&ieey trusted lit Senate would adopt a resolutive, iaruer form, calling upoa la Fx- erailv for full 'nfoiavatioa m rsJstioa t tha siat of affair ia Kansas, it approved ia tha fullest manner of the Pissldsot's proelamsti -r. aad th ewe therein miggeeteiL Tb fonbsr eonetdsratioa af tha aabjc4 wst bo I s nsd till t The Senate then resumed Ilia disrnssioa if tha res.iluli nailing oa tha Secret sry of th Uavy M lb Journal of th lata aaval retiring hoard. Mr. Butter, ia expressing hie views a pea lb sel.jsvl, said h eonsblered ' the Werd a0 most edioa trilaeal that has ever beea laeiilu- ted la this or any i thse pastry, a tbey were, at lb was lias, aroateulura, wllessni, tad Judraa. Witb"Olrluillng the ssljoct, th fAatiat sd j.tne4 ever till M edsy II i -air tin issiat tvivxs. Mr. J. Ilrlar hs ln t-1 id mewlsiraf the C-enniilie ul ays and Meai a,, in the n see af Mr. J , f Tofs. wsv at his own request, was xte svd fross tmnm tbSrcst, Oa lasrtiua of Mr. C. IW, of GsnrcU, lb Preei-d-.l's snn 1 snsss-s uas tefeerssl to the (' ssitiasof it sVh..i tm It sf the l aioat and it s avail. Is print Is Itwsssaad five haa- S-sd tt-ie nae rslensd to th t Wss MUM ss IVhlibg- Mt kloreae presenlsd lb asesaneial nf A, II ReeOsr. eustsrsllne Ihe ss uf J. K t knaeht. its Siiiitif 4rtef-ii lr-.a riamts. Il ret' that Mr. ho fee d's e.'swu-a Is lm.laily V...4, funds, to (top at the first point at which they ran reach coal, rix t 35 miles from this town, ad 7 miles this side of Peep River. The eiteut ot lb Coal Field is developing itself gradually ; and it is mor and mor appa rent that there is enough to employ for centurii e the river and all Ihe rail roads that we are likely ever to hav. 13 miles above Egy pt,' nearllan ck' Mills, coal crop out upward of S Teei thick, passing tail through Mr. Fousbrs's plan'atioo. Below Egypt, it ia found for an ex tent af S miles. In this direction it is found 8 miles from Egypt; whilst towards Chafiel Hill within 7 or 8 miles of that place, shale, preri-ely milir to that of Egypt, is found, affording un istaksabl orideiir of th eiisleee of coat there. Here ia a region nf country 13 miles wide and at len-t W miles lung, la which It I know ta exist This is equal lo about 300 square mile of Cissl lands, upon which, by,vi l all question. are bondreda of millions of Ions of coal. Beside Lall which there are indications of th existence of coal as far South as th Pes Dse, Dralobasoa, the celebrated Geologist, a)Ho was emnloyed by Government to examine all tb coal field in 'the United States, expressed Ihe opinion, in hisofll 11 Report, that all Ibd plain I ring between lbs Deep aad Pea Its rftera, is underlaid with oal There is abundsne of Anthracit coal in ons part of the anal region a large seam of it out cropping. Bui il is too sulphurous to burn well, W ippove, lwever, lht thi is only th ease as o Ihe seKace r al, and thai as the seem ehsll be worked al a oensiderabl distanr Wbw the surf see, it will prsernl th usual vaUshle elier- actaristia of that drscripliua of anal. FijrtlmlU ttmrttr. I i , . , i ,-, tbe -Uiiesi-T pnoier be r. j wiitssil vh I k, r h. w II of H.s t to. .,.,,,,,! uraushttsd V-sr to Hlfl it, ssd, Nllker, ke re ssi-i thst in pwntmg IkK m sorist. b tos-l arrive si sa his,b) ia rsis- t! e tl mils s-ljosrned. W ssnisuTu, Feb, 13, s .I., r resvud lbs juinl rse- Tke Op In teas of an t--ssUl stMssaUs. Thers is as greater autlmrity among the Re taaatsti lhaa Count da MoataJassbsrt, whe-e aaat mast he familiar to all a be hav paid any attealwa to French 'politic during Ihe present gsaaruliua. II is audWatoud to ak tb svn limeate of lb Romish party ia Europe, whs ait all apposed to pnpula ml aad be iuMiruthSM. Tha opinions afwai h t asaa are id immens val ue, a showing th Baias of Use seuliusavtta lbs aaiiAala tb rulgr of th eld eherch.niM control the Rnesaatsf of Aiaerwa, and ssnks theta v ia sack way as they think will be must protistoe to lb cause af iasiwUiu. la hie work, " De Intereta CslbdiBe aa XIX Steele," published is) k ar year tnea.lhi eaineal Hitaaaiat spua as follow of univarsaj cuffrsg i "Universal euffrsg assy be regarded as lb greaisst danger of liberty. It is arhinevy by which lb crowd, asasier f day, oaa aasU' Ml foe age, and reads all CfusavaJ a itself Il would hi fool.sh la andrrrate Ihe leapo of ibis msft.losry. It res be as id thai universal uffiage will hencefoilh plsy the saaas part la pulilssa tsasl guapendse tVas ia war, st Was as ia Is l.lry. Tha latrodeatisw mi Oils new aad bar The CLiNaxUk's sensation among Ihe ranks of the nmerrified "foreign party" Ala. ! how has the "Uuncoiule Sistesuiah." om the first hnd the only choice of th North Carolina leui icrm y for I'uitcd Ststis Senator, fallen I How deeply interested in Siuth ern rights is this Mountain Filibuster. When he knew that tlie adoption of the plurality vote would elect Mr. Banks, we see him introducing a resolution declaring that the plurnhty rule ball gn into effect. There were three parties in Ihe House -fl. iijiieoal Americana numbering hot 73, tbe Deunwrats ai. ul the same, and the Black Re, i.blicuii alsiut Its). Nins weeks bad been penl in almost fruiiles efforts to thci a Speaker, Tba Aniericaut stood boldly In their principles, tb ltetuocsl and Black Republi cans standing up lu their men with inveterate determination. In tbe midst of this Crimean tale of affairs, new tactics were developed by the tillisbusteriiig circumlsiidil us oTCaptain fling- m in, bo suggested the mode of a peaoeful and disgraceful surrender ot National inioroat iuto th bauds of " u amalgamation." To errry hi ingenious slratsgem into execution, be leaves bis path, erne- over into Ihe ranks uf Black Repub- licsnism, votes for the rule, sees it pass, and then returns like ibe prodigal, to tbe bosom of Is- rary. n ill tbey admit him T be fears aot- -rise from his Met, and Males, that the Lasuweralie party is not reapon.ihle far his acts thai b is a sort of a filibuster in other Word h should hav said, a "sort uf commute ufwsys and aan tor the triumph ot Black Republicanism" No longer let kirn de lars himself the chomp ion af lb twuth. No lunger let him tell tb people af N orth C volina, that he is in Ihe tree iu tarsal of Hal fas. "Old North State;"'' The IhrmocraW may hereafter. ehum him if ihsy will on thing uis, ha will never receive th suffisgvs of any Irs American. His great activity ia th liouss ea U.e 2ud of February, I Sid, will be treasured ap ia lb mind of lb booest and istirioU Caro liaiau of tba m uutsjus and will tell upa Ih gsntleataa' future political aarear. They will ask hint if b knew Mr. Banks, aad with sigtul ooat winks, will let him know, b aaat hav tint pnvileg of urrndering ihe South aay lutiger inlutlie bends of th Blsck ReiwiUieaas the ab olitionists, giBt whom he has, heretofore, d elaimed so fondly. H congratulate the Nauunal Amerieane, that Mft Clingmaa aovor tduagsd to their ranks tb only psrty that ha ssrwfeaf t tdsim iiM the Muuaima libbastse. Is America, indeed, to be the light of the world? Then must he trim the lamp of her des tiny with her own hauds. Is America to b the aalLufjJiCfailW Ihan- muat .hs-hd nsvsr I pure the savor of her birthright. She must no" hido her Americanism under a bushel, nor set k.. :. r r iuilhimiiv, mi s mess oi potuige. I be suns of the men and daughters of the woman who Aral lit the vestal flame of liberty on these distant shores mutt be her chief counsellor in nil her high places; and the cup wherewith she pledges her laitli to the world must be the cup uf Jacob, and not offcsau. She must be a living epistle ot virtuous, breathing, speaking Americsni-m kii.es n and read among all men. On all her I ners, on all her escutcheons, 'on all her temples aeuicatea to freedom, education, and reiiitinn, clustering among the sturs and rolling along the stripes oi Her national ensign, must shine fortli the declaration, 'None but Americans shall rule America!' iiTl. .! . .i . . . . . i on iwoinrieiii we inus anvucate is enshriiin at the foundations of our Union. It is ingrsf ed with the sovereignty of tbe States.' It will foi ver keep foreign intermeddle from damaging the governing powers of the continent. The spirit that guides it will preserv inviolate all our treaties with uther nations, and thereby prevent ill la ass expeditions,and a too groat etptnsion fif our territory. Actuated by this seutimeot.the Church and th Stat must forever be kept aoun der; while nun hut those who have personal probity, a well a intelligence, can control the councils of tbe nation. The sacred voluine.with oul note or comment will speak its words of in struction and warning within the walls of the school room, where tlie obildren of the rich and. tlie poor meet together on equal terms. "tlie ballot box, the grand palladium of our liberties, will he guarded from the profane touch of Ignorance, bribery, and corruption; the foreign pauper and alien criminal cannot burden our pour-house with taws, nor fill our prison cell with felons; our relations with otlier powers will not be involved by abrupt rvpul-es on the one hand, nor eutanling alliance on the uther : American labor will be fairly protected arsii all unfair for n compe 1 i n our exoeeeira im- p. nations will ceaae; our domestic products will be l.;ered; administrative extravagance, that bane of republics, will me to an end; and. ti crown the whole, American Presidents, will American Cabinets, and an American Congress, will unite their counsels and put forth their pat riotic labors to hand down unimpaired to poster Ity our broad inheritance so inheritance pur chased at th costly sacrifiu of tb blood of our fath.r. PolluV emus must sljow tlieir hands upoo this uhject,. an 1 dec a e eiijlier for Americra rights or foreiga con t I. a- they may think proper. There JPJ,f be no dodging in the matter. Let others do as they will, we shall go fu our country, and for restriction upon future immigrant. Bit to carry out the Brreat nrineintes of th aa.i " ' r mrvy. Proclamation ot tbe President Toaebing kUuy ther must be harmony of action men must tur- Aflslra. Ut get self in luv of eountry, or the adversary will Washington, Feb. 11. Tit President to-day be victorious. Ball . ia..,.l . ....! l.:l. .. - .. -"r. - Pnlaui.uuu which wui appear in ttie b'oion to-morrow, setting forth that indications exist that tbe public tranquility and supremacy of the law in Kansas is endangered hv the reors bemible acu or purposes of person, bjth within aud without Ibe tor in, who nniKe to di rect and control its political organisation by force; TCat'comliiuatijns nave Tieen formed tlie"reinto" Mavriain P. 0. tWamuaia ro N. C. ejanaary SS, 18M. T II jasTio K isu. VrW iisMal . M. Ontnl i Hi a t 1 to-day teamed that tba " iase nf .uV pfoa'' has intrusted yiaj wnk tb "tiuilhains" ( lbs daicatutaliiia nf all lerriiaia PuatrusMersnd I hassea to inform you my neck m al your ser vice. ! la If-'Xl my foesfsilior landed oa Virginia aud a reton-se from has as'ne land, where bat rata ' tive had bean, is auld bbasd, batcsSsvwd, sad their pentasrlf aatarslsd by that " JfuaW yi.sWs" ns wa-aw four viadievivo aalhoriiy .,nrai aa. lie sbmMlM rbssi ta-aasM hrvMe.f ."America welcome Ih itrsnxsr to her domain aa a guest, not ui be her ruler. If the foreigner from abroad unite with the sons of tlie soil America to develop her rasosirosa.k, iur-rs-ue ber. wsalth, to extend her republican glory ,l should b noagh for him that h share in the great and lasting benefit she confers upon him;that (protected ia his person .guaranteed In hi prop er';', aaJ guarded I bis rights against all tb ty rants that would oppras him. What mors th foreigner justly ask? But lot him ask more or le, h miy rest forever assured that America will 'alway keep ber sen honor in bsr own hand. She will aevar autfide the ark uf ber lib erties to Ihe oar of strangers. "What the Irishman aoa ia Irs land, what thi Englishman doe la England, whs! tha French- asaa due ia Irs see, what every nativ recipient of powor do ia lb land of hi birth, tba. Aaaer caa dram, aad dees rightly, ia Ansoriea. Wnea th upright foreigner ha resided ia America twsoiy-ew ysavs; whea be sea sarsfully stadiad fur that Mangth isf tiia ear form ..f govaraa and Um practical vstaraings of csar DmaMorati inatituiHMis; whea he has tha witnssssd ths en- vatsaa uf our Mars; seoraea to pnss, at iu ra worth, rasr system uf aaiveraal ducatbsa aad s lire foleralHaa la religion; when be aa naal.sd away, at thi fres foanlasa Oisoed ia bo ai'dsr aoa. every aliea prejudice, every sxti oass ab Isaos. every veotigcef devotissi to kindly rule and papal aupnmav) then, but aot ull lias, k a qualified ta asaa. me tha high aasshiea ef aa Amerieaa elector. Office, 5- C K R. Company, bit.lBl xv, J .nuary at, lgtjfl. I North Carolina Rail Bond. StMu.tfr Hull Triti b ii4 nftrr TkirUaj tha diu my i jiunarj, m. resist the execution uf tbe territorial laws, and thus, in effect subvert, by violence all present ooiietjtuiiunal and legal authority, that person residing without the territory but near its bor ders nouteinphue armed iutervention in the of- f iirs thereof; that other persons, inhabitants of is uots State-, are collecting ra uiey, enooui agiiig meu, and providing arms tor the auroe purpose ; that Combinations withiu tbe territory, are en deavoring, by the agency of emissaries and other means, to iuduce individual Stales of the Union to intervene in the affairs thereof, in violation oi tnetHMistitutionof th United Steles. All such plans for the determination of the future institu- tioasol the territory, if carried iuto execution trom within the same; will constitute a fact of lusurrootiuu; and if from without, that of inva sion or aggression; and wiU.io either cane, justify and rerjuire ibe forcible, interposition of the whole power uf the general government aa sell as to maintain tl territory as those uf the Union. He command all person, engsgediu unlawful combinations against to ooasttiu .l autlm it, oi territory iu Kaunas to disperse and retire pea. e lully to tlieir respective abodes, am' warns sl; such persons that any attempted iusurrecti.ms iu ie territ .ry or aggressive intrusion into tlie a ue will be resi. ted not only by the em id .v. mcut oi the local mi ilia, but also by that'of any availahlh force of the United State to ak and of 'luring immunity from violence and full pro- eotmn lo persons, property and civil rights ..fall laceubl and Uw-ahidiug inhabilanU nf.he ter ritory. If any part of the Uoi.m the fury ,if no tion or fanaticism intisined into a disregard of lie general, principles of popular sovsreienty. which under the Constitution are fundamental in whole structuieof our ins,itutine is to brine aa the country th dirs calamity of the arbitra ment of arms iu that territory, it shall be be tween lawless violence on th .as aide, and eon ervative force on the other, wicl'led by tbe legal minority ot tbe general go eminent. The President calls on th oititen of both ad joining and distant State to abstain from unau thorised ntermedjliiigin the local coocerm of tlie erntury, admonishing them that its ortoic law ia to tr exes-tried with imnsrtial iu.tiea thai .11 individual acts of illegal iolerterence will inuur eonuigu pamiaomeot, and any endeavor to intervene hy an organised force will be firmly withstood. He also invokes all good sitisen to promote rder by rendering obedienea to the law, to die- cuunlenance and repulse the eoeoeels and iaatb gnthmsof diaorga'iisere;aa I to testify their at tachment tn their country their pride in ii greatnoaa their appreciation of tb blowings tbey enjoy, and their de -minatioa ths 'Repu b- icaa instituiwns (hall But fall ia their baada,by eo-opsrating to Bpbold tbe majesty ef tha law, aad to vindicate tha ranetit af thaesBatM ' 1 WEST. Issrs tjoM.buru', st Arrivs st ttaleieb, si - Hill.boro, st " Urshsm, " tirvstistiioro', " Joiuvttuss, , bexiustuu, " Salislisry, - Consohl, " Charhrfte, t.i A ,U7 ' tie " ' M II. 10 " 11.64 l t P. M X.8T " t: . . kb. E A $Tr leavs - hsrlultt at, Arrive st tVovurit at " S .iisoiiry, . "' birxiri .lo. Jaui'-s.t' an, i.'renst.or -, U-sllJIU, " IliLahurtj', . H lei.h, " tloldstioi'. . aj P. If, Jo - ; J.6I . 11.411 "" ll.4 " i.2 a. at, . ' s.7 t.ta IlihUDiiltB ft. GARNETT, , Kap t M. C. Kail Road. February, I I KM. s 11, North Carolina Six Per Cent Bute Bond, laaisi ar lapsRTaxv, a. C. I Jan. 17. IttM. t St. II i:i PKOPIWAI. WIbb BU kkckiv'ed al tliisollii..- until leueloek, A.M., lta at Ftty, ...ii.fi.r ibe punl .-t., f'.V.W Uul BixhIs issesd ky the tiisie of b'ura I in il iis. They ail bear data Jsaaa ry Ift IbJ. an 1 will ma thirty ysara, l'roiusais sill s .as bs reeirs4 lor us sureaeas sf $t,UUH4pbt'BdAarbii:b aill bs datsd Jsausry 1st laaly ssa will run thirty years. Itoih classes ut ll.in.lt will bsvs snopoes suae Was far Interest st' ait per east per sanum, paysbls a Is 1st ul Jan'y sad July is rs-h ssd svrry yasr, ss both .r or 1 sn l intrran will ba pay jde si lbs bank at the HepablH-, Nrw Yark sauna wastetba party antsrs to bare Ihera paysbls at lbs Treaeury at lbs Blsts af Nurlh Cari.lins. . Tbey will bs is.sed ia raou ef (I.Otal. Tksy are expressly Firuiplaii Inan taxalios f rsny -Mrpust. ...iaruss biddiui: adl pl.saa asurass tkair latum aa. at raed "Frorna.a!nar K, C. ouss," to lbs aadar.urs. " vu a, asi' ij-s. n. V. bure ,lul ti.i.,fs apon beinit iiifriraise uf the seres tsnrs of Ihmr bids, eaa derniaita lbs arsoam tbvic bids a ith Ihe arra. d later, at to (lis c-edit at Ike aaeav. siicanl in either tae Ibisk of Iks Kspsblis, Haw Yark, the Hank nf ll, euri af Ji. C, sr lbs bask af Cape fear. Italriyb. Ths ritflil of seeepttng sack bids la wknta sr la pert sa Blay ba deeaieil aiost sdvsruaKaaUS I the nasi is Tb kids will be nprusd ia Ibe prise see af the tisv. ernnr, ruM-retarr aad tsspiru1i st elate, east tbe Prmdcsl uf lbs Hank ef lbs CUla. d. f, cocaTs. i'aW.sfei Eslelgk, Jan. IT, IMi. tutioa. Greengboro Female College. -- 11 II K Kpriac ".sloe at laid, will asanas an Ik ttib day al llsmbav. ISaa. Tkere will bs vas-aiMu i oiiav,. strpv elan Say, fur rtsnalta st i snsiisss. All ihaaWssrlairsbisflbataalitaliuasreaaa ssptUts with . i,l and Isilbful Prnfesatas sad Tesekara. The trat elsss ksa bae ahvlord lata iv ssr-tiaaal, tar the aeeaswsiadaiMiO st tbsse w be aVelre terrssawenr lb reslar atlsjra aaeta. Uirls andar It years af saw will keresnar ba rrremal iats tba IsMttetH. drew-. btrs sill ks seat se sfpliestisat, as sll parses aeairtas; fail ill- raislwn La nlereae Is rksrges, sserae af etsdy As. T. M.J0NM Preeieeet flrssashsra TtesswrhsSk'tXAI. ' 47 M Kiekasvsd ( kn.o.a Advsrsts, gpirll sf tks Afr Nawbsra Htwa, Wrisnsfkaa (Vsasiavcist, VsyastsvUur Observsr sas) Muvea Ckraaerbj laaen I Haass. Bsrwrslisslba Law asd ferelga tsarlets aad nd Psupera, Mr. A lams has ma-Is a movement in tlx Sea at of the L'niied Statss, oa tba sBhjost of sata ralisaiion lawa, and th foreign aanvioto and pas pera who art Sonauatly being transported kathi a -an try. which wa shall be glad to see ssveesred ia thst body thoagn it asay be vetoed by th Pre. tdcat 11 propose to so ohango tb aalaraliaa. imb law as la requirs reeideuaa af lwsuty-ose year bafura biiaing a titiwa, asd ta prohibit any eloigner from tsaigratieg to th luiisd Stales aoUas be shall pi.nl ae th oertiBonta of tba Amerieaa aonaul at tba port fross whoneaha asils, lhat bs is a d a pauper asd has nsvsr beea uBvastaaJ of a f stony. We are ant an ag lbe who wowld tak ta owe arm U lowest vaobemd of Earor.r who would awrasil a xWewigBet to enjoy all Ih right atailiaanshipoaa few year isaidswco is eur oouasry, W pris the right sf toting toe hi xhly to bar hi entrusted to atoa erhc kaov Bathing of Heed as wsll, 0 foreiga broihsr I asd be net aajra with a that w Bhesbl guard ths eaeetssry d abrias) ef ear sWiay. It m for J mr gmd a wsll a ears that we the rear si--ft tha aiamdertl st a bsHsg aataaaaaltly. Lot th TATX0S, SICXS05, 0 KATES 4k CO , Umm t .r. WtkarMt. DmIm ta CLOTHING; 8a. it snd U liht DTBsiET, KSW-IORK. . . Jsraary T, tt, -tm TOM E It C11ANTS. ttebbint, Morgan ft Allen 40 curr sr xsy, nso vosnt. tXPOkTSM AND XALIM 19 . ' Drag, Dyea, Chemieala, raTtumery, A- HA Vllty tattetsd tkeir stark trmm lbs kasl Baal tktr lisai i ae - a. BHrket slw t ssa, wub uillnit sf sraaU IsstMSSesU) ks ass Alii itsss. rtp,i 'i a st taaaisam, as ossein gssat tbey aaa rli usu. ss4 ae ss raas bsMs tstwrs sa say austsnr ksaias ib ibis saamary. OraWs Is parsaa ae by as l! will mast with prewst a eaearsl sllaBUaa sa4 a fa sasysitslly SatarMeal. - tmm Mtsaas ast si arsdatway kstwaaa rsHsa) Wksssa, t Teall asi erer-r aaavkarw aa. i mat i NBRKTofoaa AmoritcBa tbaT ? are ksa saaats i swMBsaa, ertslk ssaais syns. nor to Ofsgmlt apna oar pwbli aobey tlestr wild aad reck tea tbourve f govsraaasnt Aad yt wa would gita ourdial reception to rssnertsUs forsigwera whs eaaae assamawl as rasulted to sera aa huBaat bvtlihaod. sd ta dpnrt Ihssnselvsj oedetly and neambly. W Wos.14 Mlm4 k i thesa Ihe tsrvrss. ss assr sawahoth aa to taetwusi bora shove you by the Assswteaa arm, aad ya : aad pr.prty-bul tbey sasould aot ialonaeddl wib U safe, mpavroaa. aad happy. Stnv to ia political oaora befor tbey had ittiii boar ap its glueioa fold ia ywar aotMetasod U,t,Uvsd la sliag,"aad had aeawirad by honda, ar, worst ef all. to seek to stahJaa-ai epoa I rssidean fsambarity Willi Ih aatara aad p4- inesa aay impurtsai lasl(n ef ooperstitbai aaal k-y of our iast.tauoeav , ta la gartb osax lla,, IIibi as sa ssstiwtrs as asaa larwaa sad same Tkls taaaaal kssbasw altsstitsxy tha pnpl. of ear ia-ito.. .be fc-e L.TZ'i ae saal taud kafaes saw Aspanars, as plsa abaat IB SVS bastjaaf aee sllansay. Wkaaaiar pasMfcaa. wa bsve 1 1 as 14 seaey kaeat j.a.s aaS-S tat by ear tuatamats kas) tks B ially siaaiBf ay saw WMaiss la lloi eily iisSsw bayaraunaa at to asal spaa tsaaB ss we aa si w. a. tv UAkniaa, I a TW tsaaea at E. L. Haedt, WUI h. atoaad m Isl ls. a4 sU aaa-ssw) ssassal Sasdy SsesayaawS. - WW. , I. - - - StATK nf tllllH ABVIIIBA- ' HAM lUlHt-l..a af rhaa sad sattr aS sl as. aassssbas Taem, sA. AaUVaay Arw-aawA vs. Ml.ksal.OUaasaal eia tH M(ks. ibt s-in-r R a Ara.Hwt.aWa Asa. Arav taasAaSHl !, . sun of MssarbwasaliHS. s - unei tiatittttiisliry pf ..a is, and railing SO tUl l'r.- i . i... saoraa I t lb ptwlaarl OB . I 's ib hsosaa. lav.d ua the 4 to tar p' il. tad, awea f--raMtita4 Bseas-i-tala from ... i ' i i' of i' arti- a sf lb ts a U'W to lit dse 4ra4os lis wiid esake wp hie nsiad oa ihe t,i when the sinlra. abstl base Ims liisasote-f . fb.sa aM.ral l-r") as wih xhees. sa's-t- I bsBaoaes. sllSmassi b.a ins aesuv i Mr. Aaa. -4 il M'. t.alie- Imaavrnvvr-I ss.e. it .-.U Ntw M.x.eo.ard Mr, r us, .-f la aw j b- tl "be ' b.va.s t.a sr Laos, Was ir,-t m i-.a (.'. M,tee if l.tertoass. I .! y. tail a bsve Usr-4. v..' l ,.a a.u..a,Maas lev kt i'-. aaia,.s liu bl r 11 ! I ',sai-iawi t a--S tteeu'Wt asidshls arm bae ebsa.ged ail tb cuedstmae nf . T ' 7' T Iwmm I J 7- . .a, us , , . ssyssuamsa. ... .V lit A hasl he WssmiavsksB. , Bt4aaO Wrastob wba L I, 4J luB.J ' 4 ""0" " Ute taa af IM . 4...S..M w uuaaaaw ar M raai.ls el BXK "va- bOMraggl. Il ha plavOd al lite diapuastSual af ... . , , . . , , . . r , . . . 1 m'"m-m " t wh tb at "W Id hav lolstslsd 0 baf th Ihas ssaWraal sbsl Mvarusessesel bs waAa lU J." u , , ...a. . T lb .y..-. ab.. h th. ad la h , Md, tbe rk of l).-t. For we rsMbsr in , " , 1 . M, i. a. lui.t sw, . pry. yaUsM a as power, wbset. w.tl . it M lie owa OadS a ,-u.s b.s 4. -4J tbr,,k ---'-'- ,n .,U l4 W s,, . , -wr"atsa ta h Bail, af .re.ga wast art. aad , M, u .!.., k. r-a -ol JTC. .re ' fore antil arw not sow a. It ia a laier that aaa b-iw, oral sa uirsbi ysrs h II tbta tobsut, ' . pas pars, sr nlosa www Id g'sst lbs riathl Is for- si tm u u-e I ., t. bs b.ia t-, iba i suy sSaea- b. w0d b, to et as, Ifoll a.J j a.lh-t.lo to ,., p.w. b.h dsre, -.a-H W d. . lpl th, yW-. . itee forwg. Mn . TlTu TtJUZf'Ji 'jT7Z.Z"Z . . . . . . . . , . to msesrls it. us.'.' sa l t,.r'.t pntibe ksd isast lbs wabassy ef a free laoy-ai mass ever , , . . ' wyasrw rawat b)sa is fiuaa-r. sbaa 4 tbasa aa ssaas p.t. kaad,bH wkstb g.vs tousat baod ,i,.b by tint a. a o( a lMs.. 'beawaks "m ot t-ly five ysses. TV A-aarvwn ,-a.pl. ws rW.laN.w.a..ab-t brroaian'rbi aaesadsnl. It K basales, aa ins- j Arf ,K. , U -Wl ... V ' . w ' ' -U-g tb. du,, test te tb. r-r-c. ,ba, "T. '"t'" Tl FSlTZ tZl msas taaak, behii d wbarb stl assviliitaai, I B.a) add f at se jas.r, l -m w -ald eH as ' ttssra taow, at lb a-eirsiis ef , W sshtagVas . Ims a.Usrd lb grs-efvo of hating Orssvar. s-a.a. k a SU. aod aa asses oiti uo rsbaa 4 aan-ssv.t pi.ja-ii., aad uj uwrg.. llas.au wi.itoas d (miy will ibea I i., s..ed aarrb tSHsra. la . tafias, reaw ea. t- aiasja, tJI ban- s lak'S on, si d ita.r.l la 11 e (' ..ai t r f it, H b lai-a ll a ns'a .4 U.e I B, s-ou s4. l (fl it The II. aa all oad uv.ul M m lay. tsf. V, Sll WW, Sl Ibea IS l-Si v,tst o wot i- dr arwd tn tbe esves .1 u.i..r s j.,,1 ss s.li Ii at- nw I ki e t-v. 1 1 j p,r H-Ui a Uk' " a . ha-.w , -I. ss " iHtlulla.s I la s b-ey-aaf I aal ry It ansaiass. I ku a wbaA it I a- it I. a, i ,1 (. .a-a-l Ua.and I bat ba, Wsll koew wbal M w'U-'t H ana W sad as- fva k'-aw t-y b4 m)al(S bhim arssv-w is k gk ' aa b-r ty g tbne. use. I a Pt--triar sf t!s fU'd, R, rk- . TAIi-oh. ftt I- i-(tss.l t' I alv, etih(a I- a. 4 a eaaasasW.'-iwa fl as y a owl. s. t-t j tr.vATre. a-mb, eeM in Assarr-sapsit-rsa. 1 md o-aalrv bole a rsstat ib. as.k yw AaaarM. 1.4. Aaathsv great soas ba ber arlsest WH kt Br-sasbstb ef Ue ps-s great huar hoa iale I Ibe m.a to staad -a tb pteO- a wb.cb to d-.t Ihe aaw-. the halt aad tb -- ' , aara,-,, snt caaa. tt.. 1-rsxuwW tn- l.ited ttoxutet . a . fo" . . ft aad they will "X ' rn J. - mar., k'.ae-ar wsiiawl tewrbar rsapssi teaaal ura Its orrat4as. It wdl U iovpasalU ' J Is s ak-v . tb. e.a.a.4- sat Ii In at., d aa tb. pta'taas, k). bs fo s-d.i Oassssaiaa. la ae.N.1 a eU ' "" " a. 4 -. . tvw a tea V ar war - . " - 4ss-eBaBxVsj AuB) mm 1 1 6 ' wpausjay asasar dlVa ABa..sa-ps,,le, lbeb..f wb.b tb. k.an. U a Urr BmkV f tba Z. b "- .wss. leasts. .Win I A-ria-a a.ayj. ... r-vlv.1 Ih ,ra.U; iTlJL- la an. see to lure .mpurtat rSoa., w ( . ha h ha rva d 4 b hockrd, al for ' asi oai tb-w smssii, by es-k sa-