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 t1)t ;: are informed, as tb 'swindle'' tho"goVertf.ment ; ., ConfkL"NitiWIP------1p.":--'I jd \ .Ja) ri'fJ/ men* reduced tor i; 'Wa6:',_?.: ?_ "'#-"--mQnIo.g. ." ,_ 't.-,'....- .

 oni of!bout threi hundred thousand -a ., : lafet IrOny 'Ior1da. _, :. !nb'tu.Bo that eveR ttej'lrutes wouldjtsut? t"Thtt'garn ;': gndtl ekaseaof thepowf,ki MMto -'; t
 I 1)0 you lt A J ? dji lars -onelialfofr the entire appropria- : ; Il4Metl OedItItoE'teLw.v -, the L don' ;'.#. entc? their Infanb ia tkae.c4 U,'f.'k

 hr&1&e4 milinwmptO-; A..1 tion. If this be true, there has been, no' ic' L,Fek 1,1853; Xl(i s m."r..q speaking on toe aun S l'ectl.1:, '* then to eaw their de*Ui, either by' -
 parallel this,fraud in : the With:timo,arid 'aid TrMdwell
 thehistoryof' I haveat
 'change'td me & ration
 ltrgVtiroporibiS'bf-theaA
 A..a Je'1 aid.of omiiisi4alugtheWoouI4.; : WASfltWTOtDr 9., .. | I
 government for it is formed br'a larger last*,found'myself' the'. V British' 'tCcna
 .,; :2 number among' sunnygrpves"andwilds LIi; a former letter I exposed ..some J. i itbcapda1bftbe Empire Jare m-F5101'"a. veda.ii .
 Anddowr/vad n4 boat oritemi, exteniing over a longer pfFlorida..: My-jour-: thrsandfalsifieatlOnsofBlacIood'i3Iaiin6ia: crammed into .regions of,'fllth tad darkness .' plcable :.,!. .y
 period of timej and convictsalargernunv.' hero has'been'a delightful one..favbr I 'I the'ancient but ofthenewbnatsadL" told d tW .
 Win wb.ihwld t.m.b 1a4 ... ney Jts Zaic. crusadd 'against the nosolitazydg, ,1 ,; ;_
 it1.Jsh11 un bid:. \ ber of individuals ofelcssfeesand cor ed with tneclleenn, influences bcautil'ful character the 'southern people of,the this is."a-.comffion.- pMctfce/*",' ':'..: ._.

 fl.&b.etkaDOyO1fl7th1nkbSdI- runt trracticesj'thah'any whiclxx has,'preceded weather'aid'igtecable companions rand United.States and. their .institutions.' If Andafpeak1n g'.6f the ,masses of class.4lf'JIt maa 7. towna" ia. tbwMdi.bilateI1i *.-&, '-' r.
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 ? ,_ it We hope to be able:i in.'a few.: "with the Una .indulgence of your. deem'j it'not out, bf place, Iproposc;'to putrify ing'matter liear.the_bx>uses> io, the soaHte '.eMti. iji.
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 H.nOd tat'rino*e parted t 4." t > days to lay the evidence which, has been rcoderaj wfllatlethpt. to' convey to you furnish""your rtafders/in this with 'someacte lanes. and alleys the wrifer proceeds:., to,the great iaaiortaityaad sit t,:

 n.*a.\,ruap't 10 1reet: adduced before before the Committee of Inv sthgation in words' the; pleasures. I: bavo. enjoyed, '. / connecfcd'.with! the social! 'and'moral '1'h <interior 'of:the *dwellings' M ''instrict' ilaverylTsing t "Immortalky.aid'_M. ot.-.at r
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 readers.1 'We are 'UD1rilliDgto sight / -
 k EpingwiththiamsUzpaceofZtba etre.o f ta afcriorracee .sII ty
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 ,.A.I.tUw't'W17 II&v."acn. condition. of the people England ..toshow ,
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 .. ) !! 4. begin'its publication! until we Our starting place1 Was Charleston," the deep hypocrisy of the misapplied apartment,.increasing, bfLcourse be.iIi pplying theul"Jri&lnrork"hN;. :
 U.(bow**.E lter* fc i BfcBJ**, can'.continue'it' 'regoUrly-' :Surely; nor where we, were fortunate enough to obtain sympathy all these British writers for that prevail without, damp, darkness,dirt that they are clothed arid fed witi taw** iJ
 civilized country, has been outrsi tiy a iiinTnaw>rvnnu soid |>Imodatibns .. MIUUIU- I -- .1. destitute i
 '(=fl e ti&f.tieia.lay k1411U.N4a.be fie yegriuieq conoiaon or me"siaveB- -T1 V/nv-arewhbllr (protect them from the i ..1'. 1
 .U- indian administration b'that which has, on boani the new steamer Car !, of this of furniture.Many contain nottrffirr. :
 .: .XtojrM: mlly think lit did T. since the 4th of March,1849,altcrn tdy olina. This;excellent sea-boat has been countrjr.Blackwood is not alone i in this crusade. cept a table and chair.., 8ome'fewhaea rngbysteaiflg or 1 -

 '. mortified the pride of the nation,and outraged recently built in New'; York, at'8 heavy .The Edinburgh,'the Westminster,and the common bed for all ages and both sexes them ouVof: prison, im 'n, 1>} wJj i
 i H.uU wfcrt Ve ftnt MK m. '. the public morality by an alternation cost, and fitted' up with a' powerful- London Quarterly have all hoisted the but a large proportion cf the denixens of saving then fronviueb seaI.Iv&IgI\' .

 Lit.ed itbe.dIyfl.t. imbecility and: fraud, ;unrelieved gine.. Her owners-,-who are Southerners, flag. The.m aia, {)is n confined; .to the i iReviews those'regions lie in heaps: iof rap,;more' i ing degradation as thoio given',by-. '

 Eaola. .AD4.alp'.lae..drsu.d..AJell: ; 't< by a-single .!inatan ofmanly' efficiencyor i I believe' seem to have exerted themselves ; or even to the'meni: The Duchj j nasty than.the floor.itself : __ .' Bntish authoriU'cs'( which''tth'Y1 ''
 sterling integrity.. for the comfort bf:r passengers_: and their ess bf-'Sathcriandlind a few other "titled 'ibcseare real descriptions tbo, Uab- :'free f U UbjectC.\.ppeat ; I t
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 iWrald eesvG1e.aIl.eM all&U hope forbid' ,, .-' public spirit is fully evidenced in 'the admirable ";London\ not Ion-since) itations, dwellings, and mode*of Jifocf a ibtin'the'"bratc&? ,'_ "1 i'

 .>i:A"then IM vak. .p w epu f-. na CAPITOL OALpnis. ;j UTal geinents' with which they sawed in; thoj overflow' of.their affected pre- 'large'proportion"of! the/'free-p9bj>le"of : K everything:tehted by Sirs, $ O ; j!$

 "1Do"; .reaHythIkk.did!; The developments tly made of:the .havefurnished her: This'imd the steamer benevolence to address formal, ..circularof England. Would the flares 90 >a".*i gle id her pilgrimage of "Undo. Tom, .. f f t-

 j f -III p. frauds connected with the Capitol extension Florida, another boston: the line, sake entreaty{ 'or remonstrance I': hardly jlaatationMvcn the'woratgernedfroin strictly truer-even if the LihUuDB4 k 1 '
 -- I have created much 'Bcnsation. The their'regular trips twice a week.to all the know ivhichtdtb&1adies;' .of tlie' 'United tho Potomac to,the Rio del Norte, exchange wvage wretch'' did'actually" ," :t :

 ;./. Gentle_ Smiles. witnesses'make no t'ofthe"purPort: principal places in.East Florida.It States the subjectof: the suffering comforts_ ,with them 7. ;Who.would and did all she fancies hn lmioaryberoYw fl :, :.

 rTk' -B owen of tailtprifig.. o(: the evidence they have given before ,was a clear arid pleasant afternoon Africans upon on tliis. nenL. .This is cer- insult any negro slave in the United States- did, how far do the scenes ia ier'boelf ,.
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 An bMJtttfr to nt, the committee of investigation; TVe,:: are when we'left the wharf, and the; numer .a-novcl c! And the sin- by asking him if.he would exchange condition come short of those pictures of real life. l" .1..

 .And bright e many.Un that ihln* therefore' informed'. of the 'manner in one objects of interest on >cither"Jido'orijacions eritvof.'tho''motivcS' v1iiclfpromptTthOainguIaraal With such people? I have one .which arejnven by those autioriiiea'bet* L ".::t

 Upon Ute ealm bl..M*; which th iooozdement has been'carried the harbor, met our';view in rap can be the better' judged wore picture to present--i& is from thespeech cited? TLthen1m'sympathy: .

 '=JBot f nil*smOet sod.I loving hurts on; but the report:cf the committee, and id succession''we: swiftly'' glided. alongto bf, when wet see what these -titutcd :of.Lord Ashley,made in.the JJritish h for the"Imsg narysafleriiies: of tftftjiepoy : .r

 AodluutditoelMpmy,. the evidence itself will be necessary to the'bar. We-passed.,'the spot where form rs"of,the world,are doing'for.the ,House ofCommons oa tha 6th; day when.none:is,shown for the real woesO .. I f, ':
 Are fetter thn the brithtel w'fI enable us estimate the extentto which the gallant,MouUne,'and his handful of amelioration .of the. wretched. their of'Junc, 1848. He said: ." fhe "free bom". Briton t jLII'! I. 1

 r Or Un.that rer.shone, the public has plundered. From the inform brave.meni within his Palinettofort, ; repelled :, own doors.- ,To listen to their Pharisaical Ml! will read a description of;the 'fojgijng preaching of, morality ,and ,better tj '7:' 'II I l

 mation which has reached uSone half of thai the insolent attack of an' invadin cant that.they-had, .honscft. JIanjr: or"theDwbich.1, rncutorilavatoueultisLt.. .. '.<
 JTk, The mi dew nsay varm the(ran flew'r to,,life- appropriation has been stolenand the,work foe;; and.'where British tyranny'received ono.JDight them none Suppose who stood in'need of !have seen were abominable;:.but thastatenjeut p'oU praetlco' ? .nmany towns"tar :.1 II. ',. ';
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 .And eyes grew bright droopiqg sad watch the light executed for, the. otherhalfisiu, many.res-, a decided chMk 'toiLs onward mardi.The't .- either amongst their charity sympathy; ':that the I will lay before the ;House .was, put England,. for parents to raJa swag" j, rIC' .
 ll steeples'and' 'of the given on the authoriiy of a city missioiwaryr thc.'lives of their own :children il4-Tw .
 'Pf Mt ma\.piung hour j poets deficient In the manner of construction spires city whole'population.there,was well :euppled! : .1
 Catg aQ..mi1ei.lfteHernelB i and the .quality :of'the materials gradually: became indistinct, and soon we Vith shelter, food and 'raiment .that I who had been appointed,.to, 'i inspectand carry out their horrible purpose,rescrt. (o'Starvation ,, ,, ;;f
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 And'amiles'we know'are true, used. were mounting on the waves of the ocean. want and,destitution',were unknown that report on the subject -..It is:!not j an iIlusage'and poison;?' ,Out.'t{ ', .t'.

 Are warmer this thegflmmer Urns The recklessness' with 'which these Wider and wider grew the expanse before vice had .existence that England; exaggerated description ;of those places, upon such hypocrisy, arid a.ll,1rith sn$v,', I ;;
 was
 And brighter than the dew... frauds have been'committed,!is.:a; matter us, as the;'rocks' and breakers upon the a Paradise no and that her; people fit where hundreds and thousand 'the hu hypocrites I. They arc truly like, onto;' 1 >;';

 of astonishment and, .those. engaged in sandy shore receded from our view. ;Soon instruments, under Heaven, to were become man, race aro; congregated.... The.; .city whited sephlehre3r r which' Indeed tapeftr t I : ,;:

 JACKSOiNYILLE: : them must have felt assured that the administration we were out of sight',of land. and fairly., not only 'propagandists, of '"liberty fraternity missionary, speaking of,a'lodging house,' beautiful outward bu&'are within.ftol.of t J : .
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 speeding our and referring to the parlor-for we have, dead jaeq'g.bones arid all uncleaanes<rm* "
 < i was utterly imbecile,perfectJy on way.; and ', but 'missionariesOfreIiginthorsisandhOmaiilty II 1.-
 : .TThursday, March, 3."I8. 3.L ,indifferent,', or :horonghly ..corrupt:' The.deep blue sea,stretching far awayas equality/ throughout many euphonious terms.to., jbp ,applied' .... .,,1LUIILTO, '" ..#h'; ; .f,.;
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 The witnesses Justify various, forms of the eye could 'reach, covered with its said :: i ,; r- I .
 I the W'ortdt When'' the set I't, ,
 The Defunct Administration. billows 'and the birds of air people 'The measured fee by: ; I
 white : : eighteen >
 cmbt.--zz1cmcnt-forms as various as the capped parlor
 about heir. IPark
 its'surface in search bf inquiring into { neighbors conduct Beds each lido : Days.- FinDT. .fi. "l I j
 ten. ;
 operations to be.performed in constructing sailing along prey, and 'tbecn'lessons of "proprie are arranged .01 ': -r--- i t1'. i
 "De nt''r,.;, nil, niti Lon'f n' -talk afforded us objects of. interest and,admi giving it, composed of-straw,rsgSjand hariDgs.1 r t
 immense edifice the
 ach as ,Capitol en ty; cither in politics or ethics,they shouldat Ding? How'can'you'everthrough : stru.'t f ;J;
 well of the dead: -Is an old adage but ration.. Occasionally a; large steamer Here are twenty-seven male,,aad female J
 : ; largement. The.grossest impropriety in. least show themselves to be worthy the the:world alone F WhoiuilLzel, 4I f '
 "speak tLe'lr iJi"ls better adage, no giving out contracts,and, wrong measurement would pass in view' on her destination, to exalted vo atiou., Their'precepts. ,should adult,:hnd thirty-one children,with Bevr:1' fur ton Jariie, when ram 'dead??" 1-. 4 .
 have ",.some.other port, and nio' m'the -enJ'dop.in all ,fty-cigh.t human- beings I .:.-
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 matter..h thcr the subject is, dead, or i in paying for' work been testified sustained by .their-practice .And it I' ; : 'ttaj .
 wreck of an ill-fated vessel standing, asit in contracted den,from which ligh|
 to. Thc use..of inferior materials "<Have I
 ; The Fillmore administration is fill becQmcs any people,to putup &j( mock i you rooms to.'I.U' :Id.al .k t/-,
 alive I ;
 ; were, a' sad .warning those whom and air axesystemaiicaflyexcluded.. It u
 concealment of defects in the_ work; the lamentation the fancied Inbtetftbardfeathredpetscn.- .-. .J
 .1 lead, but i its' nwinury liveth, and truth I employment of labor paid for by the government chance might lead in its way. Gradually short-coining over, and'delinquencies failings'of others -, impossible,' he says,,'toconiy.ajnstideaof'thcir I r. 4'lloOiod?. 1YhyewiA a GIII1 IF 1T I ;.'

 irill'denurid of history a fu1thfu19bituary.: I in aid of contractors, and of,.mechanics the declining orb of day sank beneath the and to raise tho ery:' of,"shame1\ anddegradation" state-the, quantity ;of Terrain I fsurveyin .Mrs*Urty very'deliberatejf.) .
 and materials for private waves,and, as .its departing lustre faded i! amazing I.have entered a room, and I : I.' :
 No adimnitftratiou* elut-e the adoption of purposes against those who are vastly you are* widow; suppose f (3ta fbft t '-' t :
 aconsidcnihleaggregate plunder from, our eyes, the softbright rays l of, the in'a few'minutes I hava felt them fall on I g .
 uolapg their all.those social, .virtues 'tbe'lengt4i'ofymrrveiL .eu
 I leantitution has been characterized are brought to light. The testimony rising moonlit up a bcautifnlevening at and qualities superiors which in characterize Christian my hat from'the ceiling like peas I J. They I the eity!bngfc -HoV locg'liMyeuiw ,
 l lj'sieh-hsm1ess profligacy'and corrup that laborers j sc. Indeed,'it*was a.charming aecnejo may.be'cathered :bv4han4fa1robsened i ''fWbM'.thL. t' j
 high .
 states wcreemployedit tiu ation. Let .then what '
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 twin the''da.t of"the .:all on board, for each, seemed to appreciate i. :, twjsee upon: 1VDd".o ith<5 it n*._,! CQUl gatnr--- m : .
 tion. Galphin wages, with the:understanding !that ,they foundation these 'pretenders stand, and t .1D.1IIr1fJ'Irg'tW' ..
 faRm few minutes.- ;
 the of the The twinkling a '
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 beauty p<ur.. Got anr"reference r flovchFM I4. .
 frauIat, its COlumeocemco't down to the should pay overalargeportion-in some how far they are entitled to'even oar' res :
 : "These statemeats pad Lord Ashley ,
 stars above lending their brilliancy! fI .
 ( of Yours f
 fraud at its close it has no instances seventy-fire cents, and in othersone \ pect:mueb less to_our docility as pupils to, .I wooldnotasscrtwhatIdo'if.I J \
 capital r
 great that the moon clear : "are by no means exaggerations. ; '<
 dollar day"from of two dollars ""to. of shining froma .receive their lectures.- Is the socialf con- bardtUnk] U sitoittoa wtK sett, ; ,
 parallel in the history of our country,andouIJ'bsrrtlibe and'a quarter and,wages In addition, that : and cloudless- sky; and the 'sparkling, dition of the South or the condition, 'did"' not doV.sb -saif Mrs"Grey;' ftUtl/M Ihe r.". 1

 beat by that of Napoleonthe certificates were given for longer periods moving ocean below,'reflecting on'its tnir- evcn'the slaves or the'Soutb, '8 h'as )to !. on my personal knowledge' : ''Don't erf, maanaa,*.said .Ciar ,..' 4 ; ''
 whatever .had bccn in i rowed surface their brilliant rays,added bf'these i And in the same.speech ke gives [anaccount they'gained the street 'W ga"..,.. t
 3d. To cause, or causes, than the laborers employment justify this extraordinary i : censure 'mostly J
 I of'sixteenhundrcd
 minds.It -
 subduing influence to our. persons care.of o&r ." .. t
 of la attributable- on which'pay.was drawn. of 'self-righteousness If not; I5'*
 this apostles
 etate things was a time calculated to raise our [ ',boys, who had been examined, and_out ,
 whether it i is that the Whigs have more This system of frauds, .carried on. In thoughts to the grand sublimity of nature let their anathemas' be. hurled back upon of, hat nuntoor.Ilon .haadred,and, ..aixtyi ,k '
 the face of the.government, was. accompanied -. themselves. :
 "huma nature", them than the Demo- and !induce'us"to think of him who i two confessed that they had been in prison,
 efforts to raise.mobs to insult The burden of :
 by ir:80ng-the
 ( grena"nm not only once or even,twice but aome- ofthp
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 rules the sole author of His works. '
 crate-or that they were BO'very hungry, senators and members of Congress"who as fluid of their complaint r against the seyeral "times one, handred .and l
 of '
 this
 after their long fast, oncoming into power -. opposed the five million appropriation of :: Upon but mighty, swelling mass beneath His, "d jrad tioa"of the ""ilava,"their Had i sixteen had run away;rbra/their;-tomes;
 floating .
 we were pigmies boy
 ;;' It.diet co t(not restrain their ap- last session. Attempts were'made to induce all-powerful hand, supported only by a treatment;w nt;8uff'eririgsand mis rieS- one hundred)and severity, slept in the blUl
 the laborers to burn in Senators.Borland Iiow'ihen'do these )he
 effigy compare.with1
 petite,:within ttytiuialc bounds-and on frail.bark and by. His ,own, benign vilLWe ''lodging :ihouaesj; two hundred and\ ftyIthreebat1liv4togethetbj t
 and Walker, and Mr.: _Mc- "wants, sufferings, and miseries": of,the '
 pegging .two
 going out have determined to lay in for a Nair of the House Representatives,' : with gazed 'upon emotions.the prospect:before* us pcoplefof jErigland? lathe physical: con, hundred and sixteen had neither ;anbea .' : \ 4

 hy Cunine i -whatever may be the cause, because.of their opposition that appropriation admiring dition of the Africunlave In the idtrW- two ,hundred and :
 each nor stockingsj: eighty
 'As the i evening gently advanced j. ; ;
 that Mr.Fillmore's Taking all the features of this : Statcs-mbracing'alI the comforts bf
 the facts
 ern
 these is no denying and had no bat ;or, cap.covcnagf9r the :'
 stole tohisconch ,
 administration has been marked system of:frauds into consideration, it. is one all snugly ensconced,.in ,our lOOn,respectiveberths. we were life,*house, food, 'and .clothing?'isecunng head;, brie hundred and one had noT.Jiacn; .4D .r'I: :
 in But better ': of with exception !
 our history. health body,
 unparalleled and.vigor jftundred and fotty.araqLs&'neccrslept ,
 rspccityfraud and official dishonesty Fine weather and a calm sea fa 'I' two
 by more '
 at hand. Four years.or :experiment from than that hundreds '
 days are the and pain-worse in a bed; many'of. %hci4ji4io..'re- _:
 than any that has ,preceded it.- have fully, ,Satisfied''the people 'of \'ored'our progress told daring usthat -'night off, the I and thousands and millions of the popuVlation : e oiin' '1ie i n a bed.'', I
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 The articles which w; below fromtcya1iniUn' I the of whig protestations of panty, the rising sun we were : f'*"' "' lma !
 value ofEngland
 copy coast of 'l ridaund in sight of S'John's f .." ; f<It might be,ask'ed/'he said, {how did I II wn&
 ; Cnfoa,.a few' years ago:. virtue,.and patriotism; and in a.few days bar. Here the white loam of tho,breakers -.l It is upon thls'pbinT that'If propose to I. the large number who ne rle p in."a. i i:
 administration will be installed which ; &.' And these shall j
 'wouid'have: astounded. the.country.: But an -soon eprcad itself around and before furnish some/ fact bed pass-the, nightIu4all..mami! r1bt} (' t
 will fthe practices :that be taken from founded excerpts -1 : :
 expose corrupt i not or places 1 Dd r'iI. arches :of bridges aii4'ridu&ts
 of similar transactions. has so us;ana.'hortly'"e'had passed it, wending '
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 a scries which whig dynasty from such .a4"Ucle. Tom's aei.l.sb .t : r
 plundering crew along'the beautiful banks of the I trashy.fiction; $ 1 ", :carts,1"zn. '
 our'wa1
 with suchthtitti1o <
 .familiarized the mind d'to such -
 public which has an unusual
 : hap quartered on thepubllo'treaaury.- Cabin out-housra or tairKJases/ ini .
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 river. As we glided between its'shores; the1' : : ? "' \ !
 sensibilities octogenarian
 evbriu, surprize or indignztionicepredan&thopcoplc : II' degree the the \This'description fi"cey. .
 .. the bright verdant .foliage greeted-:our I i: open any :
 wait'patiently TUB BoUB ON.-BeV., Mr; Hanson, sight on;.either sideyand we. looked, in i da'knIiiie&'brtharWOui&bethoOghtto.bo ,tainly;revolting eaqnghif t e.c3e f..of.Btttljiaveauother n ;
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 for'tb'e'expulsion'of'tKose who have 10' the author of the _article in Putnam, wonder upon the wild luxuriance pf its. mbdelcountry.fornianIhind your om'tutewiUperui, 'tbur_ pgothpughwstkt : f. ;

 shamefully abused the 'trust reposed i inJbemY "Have we-a Bourbon among-us. t'!, is out growth. .._ 1.-, : ", : Y' tf" .'" ,', 1' : I 'Of.rl'' '. i. L" fB ft'oiL ItI dot jot wk :J >: -. I l 1I t
 with the t&tementfo1loviug : *SIr.;Williams birds -1 have Jbcfore me a report made otftrthe more. revolting still, redil rl'4. 'C'f" II 1-
 ,Flocks of ducksand othcr $ '
 ." I' has, 'as I ,shall shortly show,:from ; 'were' 1 18th 'day Df,June/1848;inr 'Lieut. CoL, WhtJiabeen-gaid: rehthstowhatFmay; J pV II

 ) .."'t',; .t1QUJl. G.U.l'1UNIS1. r th 'ccrtificateofeminent medical men;all floating in'their}quiet case 'upon the the,water trees., or, j I W, It Sykw, V.., ..:.K. S.:. Dr.Gay, and be'called the social condition #> these' ied.r.e..taa1d'a ,.C.adai m oa }
 :well ascertained' marks 'which 1h6Dauphiumnat winging flight over lofty who, had bectf .1 < .to', tbQ .mo ; 'tr I t <.,
 4 Another fraud haIbecndetected.whichgoes i the around seemed 'f sbind'reen [. E P. Nicspni'KsgV ap- fWIoopte. a.now Grcri' i%t '1.- } '
 farther to exemlif, the j imbecilit have? if'aliyel :'and; when All though wo were us. enjoying the sccnft in the; I i pointed by'the Statistical Society! VjfLonidontojnvestigate qutnrpm.a.bQo k';publied;: by';JA' pk :(ilerc,Jam**,.raO wi.. "; ; : fl.

 and eorruptiOD of the .big dynasty than the eccrct. pcculianty, 'which, it;:would midst of winter., What tleJight'mmt the state theinhabi- Kay,jJ. !fJt,,\bf.Tinitj'Collee....qam to the bank.lY' .
 aawkicb1aipreeeded: :it. Everyha -.De appear, even:bis' father did not, know, first this tints and their.dwellings jq Church lane;' bridge,,England! n-1850T It. .writer, : ''wi uWl r /' .::

 ib < tisse& with a careless eye, : is authentically7 Stated, it will be time experienced, who ;;discpvcied f ,region Sts Giles" parish,' in $*k ,citj, .These in his.work on" thesocia)an f.uowl.cbnditbnpf bldlp'. 2OMJ1Ha.J". .' ,. _,,:'. t"' ,'
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 t&e tauaner in wbicb the extension the enough, to* consider it", Mr.:"Hankin, beautiful name, g ntleuiea t thtis:appointed j say :in their the, people! ot:England,,.which"' blue eyes over sttch dfl .0 "" 'j,.
 Capitol hat'been-carried on,-'most bare' adds that In 'h forthcoming'publication, Florida.How appropriate' its oit.B Ulh'dlCOvet- reportai, f't t' "ctuthCratiiigportkila> seems to bw vescapcdrthe! j aUentiOli Ofdj.Sutberlanaanr.oth -. A mOmcntadMvieslo4 : j:3 I p 1

 been trrick.with the 1Pt.smanI ntaidaioaerfl he will give 1l th:documentary evidence given by scenes'' a instances of wretchedness ot female c- ; a* : !

 ; it iMbB1tcTznairotbdded -. of everjr kind bearing orithe: subject; and er gifted 1 when author,'in the ho jthus graphic called language it.from, the a ,hemostcvoltigcbaruCtCr' s wjenjasmale coadjutors,; says,.J>n),;"page .He's.very sck ctiW/. id. aM 4 : S <

 to the'vague ru-' corre ta d.eijjlam *eyeril% errors'of..typography aspect. of the, ; forests which were .then '! Y commlUo ,Jiave :theg1'givonapictujudochumanrc.tchodneu 433 : / > toradd.tJiere.:1t little,cHaaoe' for:'" i- "(. ; t. { h'!.

 Don of corrupt extravagance which wer -and transci4ptlaiCwhlclilcPeptinto'tji brilliant with a profusion bTpiaomsancl ; ;' /Anolhcrsysteni of the,eot Jit1onl of fret well here ..''dnwisff hu fert4 eoai ) < 'cise4 t '..

 Afloat, have not prepared the public mind e articlj'relating tblhe.identity.pfttev.Mr. : gay; with :the fresh 'verdure of earl/ fijithji and'/brutal degradation;'i the. chief the.toor of tfluciown is the use ihey make 'se tw"wiH. $d.;14*tracis >, .'-. i, : j
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 @ jstetirana* extensive, ffaiidstHafhjve'bccn wIuiaxnsiitIyj: :. ; spring.*' Their admiring' eyes'then"be features of,whicE we a 3isgrjw q o Ii cfy- oftheburiallnbs: ulasboie bf bur, :BaT 101Is <as%; ':',t ,:::. f
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 ;committed on the" appropmfionfor Aporton 2'e.the.&mencaa pres .haTO,-, held it in.its original statebcfore the busyaxe Uh'cd'cOuntr'iua which'youjJ ommUtee town itha.idegradatio of'jnanyi ofitiw where he can be better ., "' .. r

 'the enlargement taken; 1eT1 .great. interest; in::,this ..Mr of industry had thinned i its; .woods and have reason to fear, from. letters thai have' poor is isuct)that'parfents.JflenVjaase the' His.aSm1..J \ea4. r fi1 c' ICJ

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 Senate appointed a committee' fini att- v up .among '" ityoofthO miserable condition' ( JDU .hipreinIum. m'IOCIeU (_ .:.i 'cd lU1a lMf,": ","' : ., ,' ..
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 como***** takenTbefbroins of the most start- *-*&ff >f b$ & 1'BWglory View;and tbll.us ,a*.1rq..pasctI th_a mafastippr lrnigoi both,j,exe. r;fathers. ,$<igrwuupndfemalesancl 1 poott'. "' 4 .' \'' :1 frB.. -h. 1.1iet.L., : i ',- !

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