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Paklli) Hellag,M'lMIM.
At I'Utllo lllOCtlBB Of lIlO Illlllllllll4
of Mirli oouiity, liefi (p Hie town ofH.
Icni, on Klurtly llio Willi of Uclokr,
iirtuiiil lo irolou iiuiivo, Mr Hit) ilr.
l-iiu ui iiiiiiurimi iniu inu rrovni (,on
I lie I tinl nullllcal cnurac of ISaimitt4 It
politic I
TliltMmi, llio DrlrMlo tenl from (Irrxm
lo Iha U. H. C'6iigii, In hl Jvii'cy of
jirmn iniorrna, .nr. jiki: iiunbau a
csllM.lo ic ohilr, nml N. W. Coi.wn.t
vlwoen jcmlAry
Thouomhcr of pohidtii nreicitl who
wt pafticuUrly Intorwtod'ln the pro,
)iiif fit 1Mb rrtfQllnR, 1Hng rttldt-mi
nfllw oouniy, wi Mllfimted al dlwut two
tlatfil that ho nnJer.tooJ It to la inert
Mrot iln fflciiiw or Mr. J Imriimi. called
Brtlic htirow of aacprlaliilnj; tlir Ipiv
ami feeling (if lilt onititltiirnM In iliU
county In relation to liU (Kilitlcal en rue r
nml ncl) In Conurcm.
On motion, u!ct lint a i-onmilllfio of
tlililcen iMi o'MlitcJ ly tlw clialrinan rur
I ha purpoMOf JniflW revilutioiiapfprei'
Ivo of tko views on I "iitlnirnit enter.
ttlned by tha poraofi compotlng this incri.
lit.'ru!llro In H. It. 'lliurtton'i political
prooetMlInt;! In Contemn.
In conformity w llli I lie foregoing motion,
ilia following nunetl peraoni were appoint.
i'U alil comrnltleo :
AAion rciiDr,
- tfoox,
v, i. hr.cTon,
tvm. iuw,
w. itu.-ii,
a. r, ticcn,
j. it. n'twr.,
z IraUKI',
noirei. rAhics,
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jjir.it,
r. KTT,
I., 1, KNOLIIII.
Tbo furegvtng cnminlltco retired, and af.
tr-r an atmoneo of half an hour, roported
tiro following prciunhlo and reaolutloni,
which were unantmoaaly adopted by tho
incellng'!
r" fjfiolred, "Tliat we have entire confl
Henoe lit tha ability ami integrity of the
Hon. Ramuel It. Iliuratnn, 'our indefall.
gablo Delegilc In (.'ongrna, llio croaking
of Thornton and Walt loihe contrary not.
withstanding.
Hnolet'l, That tho opposition to Mr.
Ttmraton'i letter, did not originate with
the honeat vroinanry of Oregon, bjtt wap
originate! by tome cnnltmpllble Oapininfa
for tha ral ha now Alia with to muohhon.
4WaiJnfiii n ..'.'. ' 'rf
HWfaerf, Tint we highly approve all
of.ttamoal It. Thunton! action. In. Con.
are, and oapoclally hla letter touching
th Land mil, and more eicllly that
..i wl.toli n.Uii'i in I lie Oreirou Cit
,lt.iian,l furllior rnxilnd. I lint fuel I
will known in Oregon will Kiulaln lilm in
all ho haa aaid about Dr. McLaughlin and
th'- II. II. Company.
Iltntln-J, Thai Mr. Thunton acta In
CHii.rr.i Imve convinrnl nil men. that ho
i the friend of ihe poor man, mid tho pro.
muleruf the beat Interealaiif llio ieopleof
Oregon.
llnolrril, That c heartily approve Ihn
rourao taken by nur llnlrgate, S.imiiel It.
Thuraimi, In l-iingm, upon mo i.anu urn,
uud ekiecially Ihnl pun which relate, lo
tho Oregon City claim and rcolcd fur.
llinr, lliat If that ulaim khniild bo kofurl
lo Dr. McLaughlin, It would, liiedeel, li
ilonating Utvl l the II. II. Company.
ItcioJcttt, That, in tho opinion of IliU
"""tncellng, the liilldreli of Oregon have n
bollnr right I 'i llio balanca of that claim
lhaii1r..McL;uglillii.
AVforrifrriial to hundreil tboiinud
dollara from onr'gm eminent, la bounty
iioiieh to an alioii In fiollnn, in lulnrctt
nnd prtetleo.
Htialenl, That ihnl
II. ll.Compnny, ilb
Ilr. Mol.uuahliu as .heir funleman, Imvo
uteil every meant that could l Invented
by avnrlco, duplicity, cunning and decep.
lion, lo retard American aeltlemenl, and,
cripplolhogroHhirAmcrlcaiilulerettaln
Oregon.
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lltioltfil, lliat we view tue resoimioiis
pasted by a meeting recently held in Ore.
ijon City, as llio last agonising effort of a
uontcmptibln ulliuc, got up for the pur-
lltiolwl, riiaiweviiwiiieresoiuiioiisj
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poao ol alllling llio ruergiea nml inuueuuo
of our IMcgutu iu Congress overthrow.
Ing his futueu Kiliilnal irosiecta, nud glv.
Ing room for aomo Airr J demngague lo gni.
tlfy hit Inordinate and unholy thirst for
.uilillrnl ascuildanov.
llitolecil, That tho ludefutlgablo Indus
Irv, cr.crgy nud ability with v iilch Snniticl
It. Thurston hat ruprctcntvd Oregon In
terests, entitle him lo ihn warmest grull.
tudo and IliniiM or iory rigiii-iienneu
nnd true apirited Amcrlenu In Oregon.
On motion, oied that the editor of llio
rrvnn rinectutor bo rrM'oulfully reuuei I.
ni to publish tbo abovo pmuecdliigaiif ibis
meeting iu tho columns uf lhal vuluahtr
pawr.
On mollon, voted that llio chairman und
secretary of IliU iiieeling bo rciueilcd !o
forward to Mr. Tliumlon, nt Washington,
n copy of tho foregoing preamble nnd reso.
lutlonv.
On motion, voted to adjourn.
HICK UIJNIIAU, CVrvin.
N. W. CnuwKtt, Sterelar).
(rMr. I'illmoro haanoblvdono Ilia Ju-
ty by aignliig tho liounday, territorial aud
rtdirM..,l. 1,111. aa ,!,... ,,.auu ll,a HnllBlit.
lln did hla duly nromntlv and natriotiuab
ly, and deserves urodit fo( responding to'
tf.e w lli-"i of the ncnple. T-'i-Niitri'ft"i.
I 'orrrtMlniri.
' Faloi, Maniii Cutxiv, O. 'I', i
Oct, Ui, I HSU. J
A..(i.-11 Ike Sirtlltr t
U'lll li.li 1. 1. 1. II. I. ll. r..ll..ul.... .!!.,
meiil for u friend and aiilnuribcr ? Borne
tlmulatt winter, I unpKliiledtolliur.
flee of .Surveyor tan I Intneitor'ol'lho Iter
euue for the poat nfNeatjunlly, on i'o'get'a
Hound. Having, a frtrweei.a ago, raoairi
ml notice of Iha confirmation af aald arii
pointnwnl, tltuugh unexpeotM and unaak.
ei (or by mo, I full II my duly to aooept
Uuf.omc, nrovidiil I oould ilo ao oooaial.
unity with my lnlcl, and Iha wltbeaof
my lamlly. Accordingly, I went lo
navailecliled not toaocent lit wfldo a
named, it may Ui liifrnl that'l havo an
unfavorable opinion nf tho country. My
ohjcrt In writing 1I1I1, U lo cornet any
vruiig iiifvroiicai that may havu been
drawn from tho clrcumitnueei.
I am truly plctiel to kniw no liavu to
mucii itood country imrtli iiriho Lluinuin
llivr-r. It la bclltvi'd by inoit uf thoiu
whom I Iravo beard lapnii an opiujou
ubout that oouniry. thnl il la not ai good
for wheal at the Vvillumclto valley, I tair
uulhitig lo warrant audi an opinion. On
tho contrary, fpun what I aaw, arid from
llio teallmony DltliOK" hIk) live lliere, it I
eqiially oagooil fur wheat and vegetablea
at tho Willi incite, 'llio limber la far au.
iwnor to that ofiho Willamette, cedar be.
Ing abundant In all part of tho country.
The grata ialho anmn kind, and equal,
ly at abundant, ua It la in thu Willamette,
and It ilooi not koomo no much dried up.
No doubt thorrajroiiiaiivdcalrablo pla.
oca Initial part of Oregon, but from what
1 aaw, I am beat pleated null llio country
on tbo Cliehalii river. Tlirro la, at tliia
time, a much belter chanco to lake up
choloo clalma lhc, than 111 tho Willam
cite, iIhtm having l?i 11 but few ultima ta
ken yeU The ililliculty of uellinr to that
country, It tbo cauacof itanotbeinx bet.
ler tattled. When Ihe road from the (bund
acroaatrieCaaeadci iHiith nf Mount llanier,
to Walla Walla, akall ham bevn comple.
tad, thai part nf Oregon wilt, im doubt, re.
calve a liberal aliaro of the amlgranta.
Nearly twollmutand dollara hive been ex
pended on tald road, and It hat beeu com.
pletal Irom nctnunlly to the mountain.
Anyperaon wiatim togotntliat cnun
grjJKYWiagfCi!u:RiU3
Cowlitz; and li"t by the Irall down tbo
Columbia and up the Cowlltr, an I did. Il
it U10 worst roait I ever uavelni over.-
-.. I F III .!..-
there ,a wagon ni '" """"" "I
intulinsio ine nean 01 1110 .-hmuio.
lieai
WILLIAM I'OltTlvll.
Tiik AMnaicjii Cult Tninr Ti.
aupplv of Coal ent lo market during lb'1
year W from nil tin- anthracite eal re.
Sfioni In I'rnniylvBiila, l cslimled by re
liable authority nt abiut 3,ltl,7M tuna,
being an Increnso in llio auppiy i i"H"
.1 . -r i u r .lu.., s.i.1 nun iiiik
over lhal of lUH, of about ...,01111 tuii.
1 lie aiernee tarnurMivfoi inn wmi .inn
". ". ' 3 n .1 . ... . ... 1...
... . - 1. ...... I I-..I.I n.i.l I
miiien thlt a'jnsinwlll fall nhorl of this
li.n.ini.H tni . nml vft. from nil ai-i'oilnls.
Ihero havo been moro capital employed
t.. l.l . .l .
nml morn men 1 ngaeen in wuraine me
colden aanda of Ihe I Sacramento Valley
than in getting out tho" black diamonds"
riVmi"vWwila. tl'ltttburgh Argus.
The amount Invested In developing tbo,
r..,. 11 konr.li.l irnsiiri"nrilin Coal
I ,..lnMnrieniiavlvaiila.isetlinileil nt l.
lv n,:lioiia of dollars, and til! the enter,
r.i i lulnrmiev. Wo consunio from
'"lime !0 1'ive millions oftitus per annum,
w, (jre, Uritain Thlrly-four Mill,
0IHf ,, va,ir, ni i,. pits' mjiith nt
sivlv-lbree Millioua are niiniiallv mlueil
forilieUs.MifTwenty.tlx Millions of peo-
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. c1c
em
- i,, .oroveroiieluiiroreailipersn. Hour
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lUiailon increase, ns ainiisucinns nuir
cululcd, to I'lfty-imo Millions In 167.
I wn sltnK' ihrni llin sainn nninniiionnto
t lias len uiiiisiihiiv low 1111s aeasou, nn .
1. ..,.. 1 .1.... ....Li.... !... ... 'iiuileihiauii ine riarin, 11
ImPII niiolll S..I ' . inn. iii.niui: ii .!.' ... ,
r ." ..ri. !....! lutii . Tin re are joy !.., that
lliniL'lIO IIIIIIU"'! I llli"i 1 1 uniaa 1 " is. v 1 a f- 1 1 1 I
.1. ... .1 . . ....I...!...- fl .. lUllllll Hit? 1l'lltIlT tiiwlnw,as
iWa.aMIl HOIIII III ill 11111-111 lilt' 'ii-aviM . ,. , ..
,. Tl... i Irl.l . r tho Cahfornl O ild m "" '"" ,""1 ,"1' "' '
uotiauiuplloii nrCoal ni inw exists In Oreat I ilan-ago to tho publio hat been beyond oal
iirti.tii. wn ulisll ri-milro nt tlmi ilmo u cuTiTion. We aulfur still. I horn aro coin.
mi.l miminl nri liiriiomif 1'iftv.nliio Mill,
Ions of tuns.
To meet the constantly increasing de
ninnil, new Improiemeiits aro being made
nud new portions of the Coal-fields ojioned
to nmket. Tbo Washington Company,
In tho Lackawnuus, and tbo Dauphin, In
llio Hi'hiiylklll Vnlhiy, will toon bo nro.
nared to lirlni Inlo market targe tuppne
ngl
ebn
and the celebrated rlhannllno Coal-field
Is and to bo laid open by the Travcrtim
. . . I' ..'.. .. " n "
lluilroad, running from tho Invvn ol Trnv.
nrin.iiii'iln.Hos.innlitiiiiialiKIvor lhrnu"h
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wliii h eliaimel n litrno intuitional supply
may bo expected. On ono eslnle nl Zcr -
bur l!np, ono vein iilomi uf puro Coal Is
found coiitainluit Two Mi!!i:::i ii'ii
ubii.li at it rental uf'.'nuiiiiia per luii,nuuhl
ill lima yield lt owiiors ll.ilfu Million
Dollars. Other CmLlirbla, not yet uvnll.
able, will iu lima bo pierced by spurs from
Iho T.rlo, tho IVnnsylvanla Central and
other llallroadt. llowovcr rapllly tho
desnand may Increase, wo trust Coal will
cro loug bo furnished on thu saabourd at
oticapor rates than Iho present. N, York
Tribune.
Oi" A Mobile paper estimates the cotton
I 'f'l' l(,r Mil" vear, nl .,rilNl,tlllQ balen.
Oregon" city:. (o;-Ti,y;
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iriivitcjicrouaiiitlioraatra)a
eliwwlicre lw arn fonrrlfuWf iivit
In Cnllfurnlii.ln1 lliii lualleriofJullnTl
lln,' riiiilJ uuty Ut'ji alio'rt jjuic ryr)
" hero afm.r.tbp urrf. ufieisll
vlcnmer. Ilioy MrhanaiWOuM bo'jrw
lo men.) tlirlr tilannrra in lhal real
.Tho Poat OlBco W Rurally
loni betiro III latMN ifa
Mllbl
wlwlowa ara, akl upo anayalloaaitat
. ,u... vcn uTTuy,jaayiii.i ,
analou le(terackrformJat
inu irngiii.oi fno rmunoi n
far away up aiai'wwn Ih'oeW
gnially; eaoai
Mlul
rcnil ultlon. and of lain a new lea
Ii3f beni lvci;ed bv tho vMo 6f the pMtaC
in tho form or all mann-r Vf uicunicV
cdiblev and rcfaUjinnili. - 11
Thu jirraenl UillJIug It much LcUer cJ
culntcd loulro facllllv lo tl.c dncrallou of
thu uorpi.tiiltilu and to many without
man nip oiiipincncti-up niucc. 1
would lalto their blaiikitu cud
uiglit ly Ihn dtlivery wludow in onlaf (
Icj In ncawii in ll.u iimnilng. Now there
la much I01 liicniivcnicncu. .
And It Mould be a muiIv also to ttaloh
tliocxprcaIoiivftaclioiioaiha&ppmat.
el tho vx and I'ivet liU naino. An
in let,
lope, 'JmapjKjiultiicnt, joy, delight, agony,!
aru ait in ttictr turn dciicteU,nv nno by 000 Ji J,iuwafa4
nrceivca ausner lliat theru ia nothing jVViMPtjK '
hlin, or nbtaliia Hint which anvikv to liliiigUlWaaalnajaaTi!i
01 nonic or irii'uoi lar on ay, in Kinu anu
-t -.i.i. -. .- .'it r
latthiui iricuuniiiji, or uarm nml unJIiiilai
Itlied luif'olrSif.iugv llio lufurmtlloirUu
aomo wrta.ii ho lias loved btMiogoooaway
Into that farcounlrr. wlmro mortal eves.
ml v aeA thrin no more, and llio anlrli mmtT
'"'f "" """"''i" u-..ini iun
c,a 7" P ''"'d communion, wlief
cjii ever iiopo 10 liou communion, whetf
the clay shall havn crumbled away front
il, and liko gold from quartx nafeeM it
fico and oucu mora left it In its pristine
position. '
Some person, at noon at they receive
their lettura, nt nneo break' the teal aaff
glancoat llio content. ThU ixrhatHrta
tlui most Miiulblo and butinraa like. Mi
ert walk toaomocomriiipiil .not. ami lUii
acaltpg themselvca give up all thought 9
what Is about them, while their mindaax.1
1st again amid the aconea of other dayaf
Thlt la peihapa tho most poetloal aad eiaV
ttipnlail.e. aoia rjr.lill.i f.Jm it,
ler of iileuty or time, tnen, tujiI not Hirr'""
then, break the seal and featt the devour.
I-- ...:...! W.. al.all nn. nk,Mk In t.
o m .. ." .1 . 1.. .. ii.f I
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inr 01 tlui inriiwi, aitimugii 11 it ourcwe.
tf any ,JI1U 0f our .-iia;tiro ra
iders has ever I
...,!.. ..-.,
iiiik t the put olfit'e with heart oud happy
npinis lino) mil, till) ol Iiojh' ami pleasant
t'K'cUilioii, uud alouvo breaking lbs acal
of tho misflla uliieh his anticipations had
1 tilled uilb happy iih and auuraacet
of coiiliniicil and undiminished love, baa
' fiiunJ 111 .1 nunioiil all his joy and hapjil.
'ncsv and Ikh uruheil out of bin tnarl,
u 1 10 uri'i iu 111111 iicncuiuriii wuiiou in
f . , . . ...
1, !.. rt 1 ri
t m or lutil of nvful or lioneful. mair
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oinora cannot.
insv reach uv
well aa aur
fur tho oum-
lllllll I'ltf,
If tin; "itermiii'iit at Washington will
, now gnu ma nure ninl g(Kl aylem of
I ......Id n.i. I ikwl nlli.tu 11 II ill it.l i.inr.. trt
- f- ,,
lu true joy to thousands than all the
iido juence "blcli baa been tpille.1 In Con.
' gresn for tho present aenlon, or will be lor
years to i-omo. And It will alaolhutdo
more Cur the bualii-a of the Hlate, and
.I'ontcnueiitlv fur the benefit of llio iwople
here uud on thu Atlantic aide, than wr.
I haps ! ihihiIiIo Id do by any other men.
1 ire. Wo baie aid m this arllclo but
littlo upon llio uecessiiy of a good, clnap
und cerlnir. mail ajstem, in referrno to
llio wau's of auib iu a commercial nnd
inorcantile vie. It nccda no arguimnl.
a...Blf..kl..s -..l.ll......IZlaM aKAA
.vuymuig mai cum uu u in
I ould ni'fcar a niero truism. Il it well
known tint our communuy u.vo eunc-yj
..' . 1... . ..! I
almost iniolorauiy lu lint retpect, and Tit.
ulrnlnilv no Kit oflioes III the State. And
IbUoKire do o rejoluo that Col. 1'rcmont
ha1
no boon given nn earnest of hu faith.
fill
as to his trust by intrnluciug lo the
Hi'iimo his bill for establishing a acrlea ol
iust route. In California.
Tho caao is n lililn ilillbreul in Oregon ;
uu have ponl nlllues, but no means pro
vided for carryiii'i the mail. Complaints
J aro aenl to us tr.mi nil parts ol llio lorn
lory, that llioy don't get their papers. Thi
mall Iroul nuro lo Astoria,
U dependent upon chanco
. .,- .., :.e .i,
1 1" me nnirK- " pi
. ery liino il goea ilown nml comes up
gen r nunc nt seems to havo forgottasi, or
elso Wiry aro ignorant nt llio tact, mat
people will not labor for nothing in this
country nnd board thonuolroK, 'J lie great
trouble appears to bo that tho componsa.
lion, allowed by tho depailment, It too
lean lo obtain acceptance. An individual
can innko moro monoy ai any thing elto
than carrying llio mall. Tims, it will be
seen, wn are entirely dopendent upon the
kind effort of voluutoert to perform that
duty between IhTs city amIAstoria, for ev
ery mail we get. Woaro tndobtcd toj
.inory iwiumoK, ivw., tor 1110 last two
I inuiti rccriveit from the ttatei, . Site,
mw' ;
OffJmmru nr ,arr
, .tto.1 u-i bat . j.w i 1 .
&:ww--;
vara llpoi IBM UKifiraijAn
jaman," anfvoblcd 'Adlialaint
low goao tlM,ial UacartaVef a
ta'jtgoaa, lliaMUra -jtilh wbfcb
1 Pelorlifff RmjW'TOl
int"rf,t'!lr
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1 wo avvaiv lauvarvrai
fcjf ,WorJ
rSW Vaoajoni ut.
un4 'maiU
Tbeyi
Vtm.aUaTifQ1
lil ,t j ,, J , Jirdl-ejJ
.1 Octlaao,l M,grMai HHgiH
m friendly ttiutatiou. , I iva hamHtVa
IjtdJ'IiilaJolplI lutwi(k plaatajrr.jwal
riwvu aiwayt roci wiib tjuiif a jaaarataj
trelcomo. Cneen.J.y,!
-i (.i..t.
TOU Of) that oooaaaoa..sllli
"" inaro oongraiuiawayou on llieooi
ingtofihokodyof wdcb' I aip ajaore!
but I re grel lo y bve aWtW tWaWa
-rbeolutaly tiotbleg of ninaasvat In U
gmMuucHletiwklohWaoeaaBsUwawieti
altanlion ad created to deaf a seating
throughout the .mwijr., .(Crtn(tnaaT
allraa( . Bul we auj M44 aWftlr at
tba) Rfpublic.i LCofMJas)tclj ,WHi
haM tba beat aolaof taat bod afaaaaaaaav.
and w rrtoy . Jmm lhal bettw ibay aiai
rtUem Ihtitvaaltf aad utjata.lbelr Jaifei
Jayeia.tbe iiiiia.wittliaaaldaya.
aaa.) UcBtltwaa, I lutrataaattsTwajr
Jaant tfii aad ifoyhU.;afl ftf. ting
Tin"
'oxfc.altboufih every aUort wot
wade by hla frieodt to mlalcod the people
tn flm itmnnf tils arriial anrt llm hlAAA
it - - - - -; - 7 , , -
wnere no wouiu ii.i, 110 wu icvo.rra j
a croud of not leu iSan leu Iboujjnd,
fasting aa rapidly aa pnuiblcilirouglitlia
citv iu a nrivalo carriasr lie went on
JxiarU a ilcamcr bound (t Newport aud
iwk rilugo in l lie lauiu. cauin. me
mulllludo follow cd, however, to tho boat
and became to immense and toclamorout
that Mr. Clay felt at length constrained to
come forth and abow himaclf. He wat
received wilh tuch thouta aa only NeV
Jfork can cive. Ilo took hit ttand in tho
middle of tho gangway, and, alter tho
cheering had subsided, lie addressed tho
crowd at follows :
lleutlemen, it It inipoaslblo for me to
make yoti a n'ch aud you mutt really
excuse my Uoing u. 1 am ruiigucu auu
worn ouMn endeavorini! to teno you ns
your repretcntallvo ; and I am now going
to recruit my ttrengin a nine, in quiei
and retirement, at Newport and I'rovl.
dcuco.
Vocf. " ou II make us a visit when
you gel strong, won't you ?"
Mr. tVrt. Oh yea, when I pet strong
again. Well now, gentlemen, I'vo got a
compromise to jrooao to you
Yoite. " Three chocra for tho com.
proniite!"
The cheers ttcrc given mcr and over
again,
....
Mr. Clay proceeded
""'"1U,"7'
compromise, nnd by the May, too, about
that omnibus. I waul vuu lo let mo nlono,
1QS
now; 1 wish to go to my room anu got
toco
; will
- , tt.,v. - , ,.
rf . ,,..,, V0,T COntlemen.
you had Iwtter gel into that omnibut and
ride home at toon aa you ran I
His remarks were received with much
laughter end applause, and llio crowd,
with ten thniitand cries of "Ood bless
him! " lefi him to hit repose. i.r
Journal,
ri- Tim Worcester Vnltitdium concliidet
tuma tenslblo remarks about tho folly of
tho present controversy botwocn llio iiortli
and the South, Willi the uocltrattoii 01 ine
worthy pair, nflor n long series of family
3T-ii 'i !; .'Ti"
&,,mmm
JrwiMjMiiBtMaB,
.nulaaJaliiUi W,a
WAumu, mm
1 arn aiawaaaaaaaa
a?j""wi jvtbi?-! iniaMti ' niii'" - - m.
Ibolr paiwrs. 1 ho worthy pair, after n long series nf family whIoh ca0Rh, (l
a, tho main route, bickerings, finally came to Ihe decision t . j-L.,!,.,.. .niV
:o It Is given In. It it of no urn for us to havo a quarrel; Jo to their boats -private
pawn nt-.. or a.eutn n. wo do wo shall have to , " i J. (;
id comes up. liio.inakoitupintliecnd!' Pr-nnh shin. 400 mil
Kvnin.iTAEv I'r.N. At Mr. Clay wat
expatiating upon Iho death to abolition ox",
eiiemcnt, vt)Wh the bill would bring to
Iho country, -Mr. liaio camo in auu iook
(Is sutt next l no orator.
11 Agitation I" aaid Mr. Clay, " it it their
meat, il It Ihelr broad, it it mo air tneto
fanatics breathe. Olvo them any cause
for agitation,'' and they will In-Halo k at
if It was tha breath of life. (Ureal laugh
tor.)
OrPrctldcnt llonanarto went Into mourn.
Ing for thirty days on learning Iho death of
President Taylor.
,-; '--rtTi:;:
-rZ Mjii j ..jr
Jir .s: t.-y. -a. Av? .
Imllalhm ol (boat of tha had: Ta Var.
curyaajat t 1 .' y s, -v
It k called iaw&MC,Md,wa4Mp
turedby Kr. aaajflurid.
Ta aaaMtawfj. h a'flStVUu raafe oflt
having baan killed fa ta'Jaftaf; ilik
otta feat (cm, irjifc arfpjUjMtrttflrka
iww mirro
ltoi
ibetaaaaaraTibal
aaa
rooatha. aad. what
iMaf W Mi rlreat Mch b, arui make
afsefcVBbomoe.
DurMv't
thltrrene,
swrtaa .hu waaaU.taeissiesVtllra tiubJ
Mo tweae-, aad. latjgh over laair 'oweneat
I cbtwilag laMfaiopta fete JJt a:iel that
in oMaaryttaa3
bawassvkakrr awaija taiaa,batiaa,
laasMttic 4 ta UteVr raataaaaiailatsi aa tsdj
I aaw. ,Toemtat mui
ir .a oiMi wiu Baa asn
"here h"Mt cm man W rTvaWrid1 -W
effect of party la le eollM ike people .for
or asalntt. aocordbic lo Dart tr predilection,
and when the question becomra one of
reeling inttcan 01 judgment, lanaucism is
Ihe result. Delay, then.jt dtngerou;
tho present agitation It confined to dema.
goguet It may tpread Amongst the people
anu uc prouitci'.vc 01 great mianmoi.
Crf4vttl (Ttnn.) Chronicle
Si.ir.vu a l'aAK or Niuait Selmete
Ttciut Death or Mother and Children.
A very lingular and unfurluntte cate of
monttroctty oceurrcu, or ratnercamc 10
liirbi Frtdav. la Citv Hall ntaco. A wo
man named Muldoon, tho wife of a Print,
cr, was brought to bed for the first time,
an I after a painful and long protracted la-
liv av.. limit In twin lunula children.
perfectly formed and of nearly tha utual
tixe, nut iwro togetiier, lace 10 ucc, anu
r..,.i .i- ...,i.-!i . itutiir...! n.t Mn.
men by a growing together "f ihe fleah.
Tba children were cxaptly alike in apnea.
. .T: "";" '.i r.i..ni.
ranee, arvd pretonlrdno other singularity
of form ; tho arm of one wat thrown over
the ohoulder and bioirof the other aa if in
Ihe aet of embracing. We leam thst-ijio
children were alive when born, but died
soon altar. What renders tho conn pocu.
liarly painful it tbo subsequent death of
tho mother. Kvcrv effort was made to
tave her, but iho extraordinary effort of
this tloublo birth wat too mucii lor ner
strenath. and alio died at noon. This is
I ono of the mol singular oasos that ever
occurred In our citv. and Its unfortunalo
termination, so far at tho mother wat con.
cerncd.it deeply lamented. Mrs. SI. wat
a worthy woman'. NewTork Tribune,
Sept. 1 1.
OttsAT TiMMKt. Tho tunnel on the
Daltlmoro and Ohisj railroad, Is ono ol the
greatest workt In civil engineering now
going on in the world. It Is n few miles
from Morgautowu, West Virglula, and is
through a mountain a mllo aud a quarter
wldo.
Siuntitneous ConbuitioH. Tho llriltih
ttttt. rWnn Ouuini. on lier trav from Liv.
""i .:.. r,:. . .".
orwot loauer, iateiy,wat entirely uenroy.
cd bv Mm. Sho baal on board 80(1 tun. of,
coal, which caught firo from spontaneous
compolled ,tho orew to
Allor ntuoii lUiiuring
wcro picked uii by a
French thlp, 400 miles from the spot, and
taken to Mauritius,
Tbo Ohlo'Contlltutioqal Convention hat
decided in favor of biennial sessions, of
making tbo Senatorial,, liko that of the Ho.
prcsentativo term, two, intteau oi iuur
years, and of placing the eligibility ofScn.
ators and Representative's, as regards ago,
upon tbo tamo footing tho ago of twen.
ty-ftvo being adopted.
' . '., .
ir Lillo mlndi triumph over the uf.
rors of men of genius, at the on I rejoices
at the eclipse olthe tun.
, vimM of a MHraew oaifa vow.
Ihereon Frafajr ofdaIiaS.'llraU
anhikJa of ttia aa lltM kim a ari aTcnida
iai. ,jvyr; ','j Ssntns ttaaerTat, to I
lira. MovaatHan Or RfsTavJwassfsLeaj taw
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or sassta trka weal'tsM
Wes4s;s4M,M'aBfV
aaaaaaW'sasaaBsaaaal oast taaftaaatai J(aaaslssBssBBaftsl
to fleece the pabHc evrt oTIMira
CsJ.raa,i
A l-JJ t.s
Dartmouth College, puNianed (a ibal
Vork Evening Pott, mentkma tba MloW
ing cate or a auccctaiui openutttt r ass -m
moving an olatructlon rrorn tne wma-aspe,
whlchTiad been pUctd there by a aiafsdar
.cctdent: ' ' u ' 'iiL'
Drt. Crosby and Peaalea pifaiaaiial
tucocaaful and' aotTMwhatjdMBU' aW,
cal operation hero, yaalefday. . Jtf Ja,
A. Dobie, a mot worthy and tMjJ"
i.tit.n ivlin' for 'acme Teare. BMbaan tlaf
looksdler of ihe pUeo, and W tfca'aalv. ;
lege, in sponging hla Doatrtt ' k
tcr foranmo tllght m(aaisisOn, tariall Pi4
preitcd up a wtt tponga aa. lartarjBiaea
square, )&V-2&jL
preitcd
-i , '":"-' :Zm "iif Utaitaal
mmI Into hla head ana town aaw us
thmni.i Alleffortttowrtraottipretaaw)!
availing, and daring Tataajay aajp taa
kmaiMita wm eotlreiv throMtrb I
Yesterday thcto genlojven toekit MCj
culling through ihe vloipift. . llgf
.1... T. ,UnV-1 'and Dr. OrasWsin
will rccoverT rialwdj. H
Thcldlo levy a heavy laici'ikij lAt
trious wlien, y Wvolotia litlatlaw, ahay
i. .i...nrik.iiim. Suaaritatakts.
Ibclr hfppl from tT.t?,t ).NHi X
gart their oaliyumao, aw ajwa-jj -Unics
meet w lib a rebuff.. A fffMSS !
oiieht notlovionderirvrearantaysviBaati ,
h- . .i. i tii l.li.i aW aaaalaaatt J,
of hit v Wt tolalv to'.lbaasMaaMfMM.af J.
hit being uwooi wmawi tt siytrtng.
GirSoine thirty yatw'
this Stale, remarked lo
ili.it vounir man. iuft
workman in my abnp J. Aa.lf!
afuolof ilmseiroy laa
to ttudv law." Tht'
n..t.Unt nf ttttl ITnttasI
judges aro we of eachotbavsXWaaPa,
Bi 4l
Impress. . ,,t.jJ-ji&
03-The ba.i board ta lt)nsifsiKe:
. " .. .ji a.
uyapeullo young xasss
ns!i board. It rItm thai
ja.aatti.aoai
baai;alajBtVaf ;,.
mfsfZB
tnttastMis-israa-aaaa v
aatv4a:.;
IKBS'
nawBitiLflalK-
ih board. It iiiyea t"jr!pQ&,;'
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good i
nffibt I
rl ?-'-
(CrTbo lady who lately aaiafci
hutUnd beeauaa aa oajiiiaaiaawj
ug bojp.rsoe, oartainiy waa-anii wa
'a - ' .lt .avaaaai4JB. sntta II
tno uihui wuw rtc.wi :
warranted not ta ran.1
uaBAHiaji nn in van." .'f .
- j:n
rdrTheaffiwUvai
I ! nnn.ooo men t that
000 that 9f FmwdytVy.,'
QerierallfcinVUabas
kla tuil nua-tara ttWa
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