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 TIC floriba Ucpublican.JACKSONVILLE. j party," has a strong article against! conservative ] of the "The spwchw mule were a i
 < ) > principles Whig! denunciatory of the From the .traItleJi, ];'J1'AbiWIL Incidents of .
 be Florida \*
 1 ar.re smoked black with
 : the move. The following in an extract party. The repeal ofthe Missouri Whigs aud Democrat, with the exception of Wii.arn' nearly powd r.Mrs. .-
 and not in any rwpeci tending the united The N. T. Tribune Sykes and Mrs. Smyley baclu-
 and
 .: compact is a great wrong, and an affront action uf all parties, as set firth in the call. the St.Hirliola [ *TSIItAcyout UPDUC&L]

 .. -, ",,\'lIEtE ARE WE DRIFTING ? We to the free States. I feel bound ; The Fitchburg Reveille, another Homicide.We ., (Fuu,)An;. !:. 1 SL sisted in loading guns and performed i
 hursdayAugust 1854. were presented with call the other) : do zealous Whig in ,. many other offices of bravery -i
 : a to whatever is practicable, appropriate paper, alluding to the Jl Drne-Dtar Sir:
 -- --- day, for Convention the clip following editorial no- I The next morning Captain Bead
 j a of subject,
 deIcateI and constitutional. to secure a same says : Thinking that a story connected '
 bUat"rf' a Whig Pa-rt)' .forth;=I* ,I I from the different Assembly: districts restoration of the great principle that "TliU much-tilted (>f gathering was held at flee of the recent tragedy at the St. I with our late Indian war in Florida |marched out, and moved Mr: Sjkes
 It 'AbulilIoned"f.1oWe : : i of the Worcester oil Thursd.iv, anil about ODe thuu"'andporsuiis Nicholas Hotel] New 1 and family into the Tort and when
 State to meet at Saratoga! for has been violated, and to counteractthe wero present. 'It.*cLanicter 11'\" not muchd York, from that j might not be uninteresting to manyreaders ; ;
 !, the of trent from. tli.it uf : tree soil ready to start, Mr. Sykes hooked on
 giving of tird.'nary CUll v. immaculate sheet the
 in the last }purpose expression t mischief intended by the Nebraska TrUune : j of your welcome sheet, i ,
 promised issue of, \the ': t.DllS: being; DMTLNCC1SBKD ET ABCAK'\ OP TUEwnirs !: | to the Indian he had. first killed,and
 when referring to the I'I popular sentiment\ against the NeI I movement. nut in our efforts to cud ?Mtinuf/cd tutu-tip 1.1/ the old frapolitician lUlU "One of tho-'w brutal murders which seem pe.cuharlv j shall proceed to give you the details
 the Republican |. ]braka: and Kan.-as: measure recentlypassed I correct evils, hosvevcr aggravated *. ajulifnl lijaftwVitty\ uhowtrt) grttn.tmjuyh I to bulong: to the inst.tution: : of slaTtrr, I| (though, from memory, rather imper-I draggedhimtotheFortnsarewird1O
 irtirle from the| Tampa Hcra'd, and :!': I to f-t prtitnt gnlUJ w1te jirtUiKt that took place' j'l-swru iv at the St. Xicfa.'ias Hotel! fu I of had been offered by a physitcian .
 the I
 articles from the Democratic |} by Congress: Supposing; [ 1 let us: be guided( by reason and sober j! t the mttliny'tc.i.inteml'd nly to tfcvre tht lutrmtnival ,- the fny St itv-i men abovr tlv'condition of rowdies i' feet) of an attack made by the Indians for
 similar : Indian dissect and
 object t io be :simply: to speak in; con- i j ji .judgment' ,- instead of giving to action vtMel4 / all fartte* vpon Uceryyvtttiitu I I do not li ib tiullr j,">unneil like the as3sn! : !!; im- j in the fall of the year 1836, I an to J
 presses of the :South, exhorting! the j jWJu'jM <fentrated Jauuaz the universal way and the ri-jkU vf: <A.A'urth"\ pt>rtalun: from the rijrions' of chiT.ilrr, however.tVT1II i [I strange as it may appear, he selected
 i
 : j't Arthur
 of the South} to unite with the oppo4tion the first impulse? of passion We It is pretended that the Democracyof occisioually Urn le-knives, ur J-etiu-s and I[i upon Sykcs, :some five miles the one who had killed. Lieutenant
 J of the Northern people to ; must secure redress of grievances by pl.t..1I1, In the present hisUncc! a man claiming f'west of the Suwannee Springs, at a :
 Pcaiorratic: party in future political j the :Free States: presents the attitude to be R. Suiyley. Captain Bead could ,do
 JI.
 that :: and the a c"i'.tcni3n! : Grabim of S'tOran: *, I!:
 measure
 seeing then known
 i j nunl'of : 1 1j | :Fort licad.i : .
 : and constitutional spot as
 legitimate .
 : mean ,
 :
 ; had
 of national iniinkToiK .w.rIcU.ult.l I! !
 movements, to copy from Northern I a party-that the | wrtijxm( -a i oa I nothing next day as it rained very
 i j good: anti true men to the call, we ; not by mutual reproaches and threatsof i j being: rl'prlIuuldl'tl fur hs; dninkeu in>ims m the: I i"u t tI i This post had been established for
 of Whig' xnc furnish !
 Whiz journals: frood standing( the !j, signed i ; it. Bat we have mason to : *' elements of op--I .* S.di.alj" Hotel!, subbed Mr. Luring,of CUlJorciii : i 'I heavy, and obliterated the 'Indian
 clear evidences( that the Jrh party of< \believe (disunion. I positl the Nebraska: bill, and | .., thriHigh tli, b-nlr. and U.IIed him. j j the protection of the people in that trail.: Our part, however could not
 I that the movement! or rather: j I More of similar does our I Th:>i b.rUiruus murder could hardly hare: bo'ncommuted [ vicinity from the of the !
 purport
 .V wM is not disbanded "alJOncd" the! Democracy make ravages! the remains of the dead Lieutenant
 Ike or I : no attemptsat the II forget 
 the I northern It U
 \ it i by a
 I originators: : of have something! f fi friend uuu. product
 I I writo. but which we do not feel 01' Creeku Indians, who passed through
 1 unite i hUrerr. who brave
 to in organization II
 tJontZ or prepared a j i than and upon anti-Nebraska I Smyley, was a man
 wore we supposed in view r t
 j at liberty\ to quote ; and we have so j In other the country to join the Seminole j, and liked all his well
 rational j grounds. words "by
 organization the as
 against: i ijfouth. that their object is # we are The man who could pen such a men as
 I nothing mire or j far trespassed: : ( only because: we think ; | tribe. It.was commanded at the ;i
 We take newspaper sentij j le3 tItan 'break; ;' i told that the Whirrs; are "abolition- paragraph as this, doubtless with the ]!< (cerLo \ who knew him. He was
 : to present political!
 up : the rank and file of the and J time of the incident of
 the best index party j ized." and that the I our story by j buried with the honors of
 < of only chance left for
 neat a perhaps i i organizations: : abandon nil] other i isues is j i I j deliberate intention! of prejuding one appropriate
 jijpttlar: feeling: especially when such overlook all the : the people generalliought to know j,i a national organization is by a coalition -i of the parties) : in advance of his:; trial'I' Captain William M. Read, who had war, without an opportunity being
 great princip1ethat that such: sentiment( *, such about mounted volunteers subject
 i
 eighty
 : worthy i
 sentiment Iii uniform among various } | j of Southern Whigs with the so- and arraying the sectional animosities : : given his men to avenge themselves
 \ underlay; parties a* they
 : now ex- truly conservative; principles' actuate j called Democratic Nationals.'' to duty.Captain |of the death of their much lo ed offi
 I Iwdin? prescin: :; different parts of j ist. and build a ) ortliernPirtY Letus of the community against him, is ,
 great the ;
 up influential of .
 the 4
 such Whig p rty..lId again with whom Read and a party of his j <cer.
 the country. Taking expressions based the : see the Whigs mean enough ito commit murder,
 I as the i indications of popular euti-, alone upon awl AntiSlaverysentiment : the !j.i j.\. while this i is:;; the case, we shall i' would be compelled to have fellow-11 i i though! he may be too cowardly :! men had been out the day of the attack j Mrs.Sykes and two grand chidren
 I last week 'i relying; upon ] }lIe potent for irood. The country : should be deluded upon ilr. Sykes, to the survivors who have
 meat we :; denied the pros superior: numerical force of the free ship they into this strike the blow. j procure ; are only may
 t 5 nijeon which the argument: addressed over the slave States strike for '! will learn to trust: the Whig party.'; cunning scheme. Let us see the ar- j j One might infer from the article f' some provisions in the neighborhood, [ an opportunity of reading this rather
 :snpre- for they: will sec that it deserves conj: of Democratic and discovered the Indian trail leading 1! sketch. S.,
 i to Southern Whiirs 1. :' from the quarters in the Union the i ray Judges: and 'lions. t that murders; were never perpetratedin imperfect .
 mac) through power i fill; ell c<:. It is: the constitutional::; par-: and I towards the Fort. Captain ILimmediately I -
 | jbove referred( to i is ba cd.r e denied of sectional: prejudice. We Governors, connected with anti- the Northern States except by Patrick. *A-.itr jr', Son
 that the Northern Whic: yield to I j ty. true to its principles when sufferj j ;Nebraska Conventions in Indiana and slave-holder The same issue of the ordered the team turned
 nranI( none in our opposition: to the X cbra- j ill! for pril1''ipl'akC': !' as well as out at large and retreated The statement of the death
 iatiou!* abandoned; we denied that : ]ka have denounced it'' ; (Ohio, which will ]be shown by the Tribune, however, from which the'| precipitately painful
 measure : we when triumphing! by its; principles, f following outline of coalitions 1 the nearest to the Fort, of the youngest son of Patrick Hen
 the Northern! Whig: party i is "abolitioalzed : j from the in : all-party above extract i is taken, presents a way j
 ( : ,** vcn though! the Northern ;': beginning; nanguajrc! i and as such it ha an inherent vital-1; \ in those states4tnhiNebrakaConentlon: 1 bloody record of crimes committed j| without giving the alarm to those \f ry, in Floyd county, Virginia, in tir
 strong as we could command.: We j t ty and strength that must ever give | who remained at their ciimstanccs of extreme destitution,
 j plantations j
 TThis-i; in the Hoa e voted arainst: ; the |have regarded it the wickedest'' the same day and in the same city as I
 : as : i it when in i Ia ,.
 and influence
 bill. power even that When but within short distance i which originated in the correspondence -
 Xebra-ka We expressed: ouri The.utiXelJl'a at the St. Nicholas. For exam-j a
 violation of ka I
 : faith the vilest piece of State Convention
 self prepared to prove that loading; !1 ,dcinagogueism that ever dishonored minority. At this juncture epeci-: j of Indiana mot at Indianopolis- pie, we have. first, an account of the i of the Fort, the Indians proceededimmediately : j of the New York Oisimr.and
 j itVociain ,
 if and united !
 i ally. compact; : ; was denied by the Virginia
 Whiir of the North have brutal murder of child in ; to Mr. Sykes', and begun papers
 pres; net in a Brooklyn j
 that
 \the of the: State, on the 13th:
 political history Jul\- ,
 country. j it achieve Ere half the J 1
 : is confirmed the maker of the
 :success. if now by
 may the
 attack about o'clock .Y.
 f
 their fire? arain; the first move-.\Tiiisstntimant; bdicvs! is The! attendance was large.' by its father in a drunken fit, and i,
 vx universalt consisting
 \ "of the Administration I 1 with
 favor \ pre ( j The first tire killed Lieutenant ': original charge, documentary ,
 mcnts in of a northern anti- of subsequently an attempt by the same gun .
 ,among! the people of! the North, pcrva-\ \has expired it has lost the confidence i members of all parties, and Judge! evidence. Mr. M. Henry died at an
 : I of R.s ;,
 uth and introduce i I the throat of his wif Smyley, Captain ,
 I organization; we Thomas Smith monster to cut ;, company
 aH! classes and ,an Old Line Democrat)
 (ding a'organizations political of the i js distrusted and defertctlly i inn where he had boarded for
 country, -I i who ,Mr."kcs' son-in-law and sometime
 tJre.e; proofs!: first from the State ofNew chosen Then we have, the Post, the: | was :
 l're says
 < or soda'. It i is organic in the onc'half ot its and ; was -ident. Resolutions: atrifle what
 York, where the first dcnionstra-: i j party story of an Irish woman in Hester; in company with him ; and, supposing -i j ; earning by teaching ; 1
 Northern mind. But the fact of I II were adopted by acclamation
 ; condemning i
 very receives but the and interested is called 'held shoot but unable to
 purchased: i
 : he the white a
 tion in favor of a northern organization -: street, killed by her husband; becausehis : was only man at I
 its shows the of I the repeal of the Missouri,
 ; universality: folly an
 of the other half.- \ his landlord. The latter how- I
 I!I support' the house rushed forward.about i pay ;
 after the of the Nebraska j i : dinner was not ready when he ;; they [
 passage to partyj baed;; Compromise, )
 organize pledging
 attempt a | a general cooperation -
 The deceived ) relied Mr. friends
 country by promisesand : | ; e\er, Henry's
 i in to the knife upon ,
 | bill, wa?! made for a ranlCom'cn-, that sentiment alone. against"the extension of came home. Then we have an attempt thirty a body to put i
 I upon Being j disturbed the of for eventual and when .Mr.I .
 by consequences j and tomahawk the defence- payment, .
 tion at Saratoga, in that State. This i of a medical student, boarding supposed : "
 t : common: to all parties, no such i slavery, in favor of a liquor -
 \ organii such: and wearied of i i" prohibitory died buried him at his
 deception an I Henry own
 less; and children ,
 ;: Women had
 foot' be in the Third Avenue ; as they
 movement was set on it re- law to poison: the ;
 I ;i zation bf nctded such and the action
 can nor can any which i is the fruit of : deprecating i
 theAdmInistration's He then to the
 agitation! I been' in the habit of But; to expense. applied pub ;
 rarnitTcd\ by northern men of both po- j.\! be sustained.'' clonging the Democratic Convention which whole! family ; and lastly, the follow-j doing.
 vacillating is lie authorities for the orhis
 !
 Kiica; parties. The fir.-t extract it policy met at lug brutality. a horse : | their surprise they found )prepared to payment i
 Indianopolis lat JalIon.. ,
 j! And in an article on the sub1 1 and for the I : bill which for
 fame daily about
 ripening .. I defend the house one of the bravestj was a year'sboard I
 will be noticed], t'mhodinIl:! i idea ,' i iwhile
 A whouc cnulJ Ttiln,
 Henry Ellsworth. Ex-Governor DeLl c-irnnn nunie we not :a'
 ''ject the New York .iJvtrtiscr defines { establishment of other and and the funeral This
 : principles
 i i'uituu. stree became who ever lived-one who had expenses. !
 which we suggested in ti' Republican and others passii.jj* liir.nijjb ; : CI.-I j noi
 that it was time enon.irh! when na- ; its; portion in the following emphatic ,other i ii men in the scat of government, j Candidates j i :; addressed:: the Convention j ru;:rd at h... hur.. ;,: i.,r aoine. .uuau" : <,r ulii..r, a-J i i idea of having his: family butchered i the law did not permit them to pay, I
 for State officers Pllll.uut UlC U-inil'i j .
 vrcrei t.m..rut:
 lional partic3 are called upon to com- i I: language : j I I that unity! and consistency: may liegiven : = i i in that way.:: Indeed, I do not supipoc except the latter portion. 'The ,writer j
 i "But there indications that the the of the nominated: on the Anti-Nebraska Such are specimens of the crimes his official
 hinc for national elections:! to apply i i are i to policy republic, ( ; he even thought of it, so strong proves statements by I
 the!slavery test to northern men n:? :i! 'diseiii-iou of other subjects than the ;and !stability to it*"institutions. I'j 1 1It principle. .I perpetrated by citizens of New York :; was his reliance upon his skill in f rearms !'records ; and adds that none of llr. I
 I condition alliance. |j j Nebraska bill is contemplated by the Iconvcution i i is: for thc Whigs i to meet this I The Anti-Nebraska; State Con\"en-l on the same day that the homicide: ; for he had been a frontier Henry's friends Lave done anything {
 |' and that} an attempt'will want the of the tion of Ohio also met on the 13th in-I occurred at the St. Nicholas. With ; to the :
 1 That :Stirling Whi : the New' ; :Trowing on part )lea- j i settler in Florida :and accustomed to ; though requested. liquidate
 !, York Commercial Mcert'utr) paper, in a : : b? nude to commit the Whig :j pie.; and this: they can only do by be- stan j Their session was held at Co-1! such a state of facts: staring the'! : meet danger in any shape. He at bill of the kind-hearted: innkeeper,

 <mt t article commenting: on the effects re-1!iI j \party, to the platform which the conj j i iujr; ; true to themselves-by continuing ; the InnibnNearly all the counties in Tribune! in the face, how }phariaaical, :\ once picked up an old rifle (which he except his son: who is likewise dependent 
 vcntioa down and that have been j State& were represented.:: lIon. B. how wicked to to arouse a j his labor for his
 be what attempt
 I 'if,the Slavery agitation the National may Jay nom- j to they ever a national F. 'j told the writer of this, who was; one : upon daily
 \Ya\y\ party ,upon in reply to |I II i':' natioisi1l be made which the Whig j I.t Whijr party. TheiroppOlJeIlt. ;> ].Leiter was; chosen President. :sectional prejudice in the community, I I of Captain; Read's party,he had used support, but purposes: to wipe out the

 coamouts: another says: ,! party will be expected) to support.- :' 'distrust] each other. and not a! few of I Strong:; resolutions were adopted I the effect of which will Lc to prevent i j forty years,) :and: seeing the Indian, claim with his siow savings, ifpossible. -

 paper : j j If such projects are in contemplation j them, when the day of trial comes I against; :; the extension of slavery, and' the jury that may be charged! with j I, who he knew had killed his son-in- The correspondent is very S9r I.

 "We do not understand that 'the I IttOwjn we have no difficulty in defining our j will cast their suffrages with the' the repeal of the Missouri; Compro the investigation: of the prisoner's:; i icrime j law, loading his gun, he shot him 1 vcre upon Mr. Henry's wealthy bro-

 of the party srparated the i' position' with respect to them. >Whijrs. The people distrust both1! mise. Joseph R. Swan, Democrat, from deliberating di passionjately : j through the heart, aiming deliberate-f f thers, who, he says, richly 'deservethe

 I k.uc of the extension: of slavery.' j *. In regard to any resolutions: or I :Democratic factions and will look to j was nominated for Supreme Judge, and to tempt the.l public to look j ly at iiis position, far in the rear disgrace of the exposure.

 The tote given in both branche? of i platform which the convention may :the Whigs:; as: their hope for the rej j :and Jacob Blickendeffer Whig, for with undeserved suspicion upon the ; the other Indians: who by this -.

 t the national: legislature oa: the Xc- I adyt. we :?!ull treat them with that :I J generation! of the country, and the I II 11 member of the Board of Public verdict they may render. had gained his yard gate. Of// A RCDlJuu..e- ltna.

 i ii-a, .;ka bill disproves: the assertion.; ; i re>poct to winch; declaration. eniahating I restoration I: of domestic Jclce. To I Works. There i is"not :a day in the year, on I Was ever man's; nerve like this? The account below we find in.on. 1

 The line was not sufficiently: definite( i from a large and respectable I j I seek new alliances, or enunciate new We suspend our evidences for the which the Tribune i is, not called uponto There alone, though with a well provided 1 of our exchanges. The case is said *

 r for a line of:separation: and even ifj I j public mcetinaris entitled, and no fur- j ]principles now, would be the height present, in ftipport of the denial that record against: New York a list of armament of his old rifle und 1five I to have occurred i Mississippi:

: !every Whi from a slave state voted; i I thcr. THEY CAN HAVE xo .\CTIIOIUTlWITH of party folly. We stand vantage there is in the Democratic of felonies and brutal outrages, perpe- otiier guns, he being the only I .A planter acted with' a .

 for the bill, and c'en'hi)! from a I rs, AS WJl[( 3. NOT A WHIT."So ( I :ground! that'it would be suicidal to I II t tsurrender. the North such elements as party would trated by Northern men and w omen, man, actually whipped and kept off 1 loathsome disease. oteTeTe '

, free state against: it, by; what authori- : with regard; to nominations, : If the better; men of the I i render t it honorable or safe for Southern and seldom witnessed elsewhere. about thirty Indians, headed by a : the ulcers, that he wa deeted by: t

 t tv docs the Republican pronounce: should] they assume to make any.'I.'I.Democratic or free soil, or any other I : Whigs to their existenceinto Murders, arson:?::, rapes, prize lights, white man-himself: regaining unhurt his white friends ; and while thus ainicted -

r fiat a perpetual separation: of the j: His!a'! consider the gintlemcn! nomi-I :party, are weary: of their associations, !J j it. We) are merge prepared th abundant burglaries; thefts, elopements-children though firing all the time, and :j and forsake, a girl whom ho

 tTo"iD .s\ of the party? No individ1wl I miLd, sitnay! /taring been rccommcn- : :and "have discovered the fallacy of j I more proof upou the point, if murdered by parents and pa- receiving the lire of the Indians in i j I'owned as a slave, kindly and patiently '

; 1 member of the party however i d.d and endorsed by the meeting in ; their principles) by the fruit they i have :I our advi.-ers; desire it."MrsrorrrrxEs rents murde.'cdLf children-suck I j the shed room fortress attached to his i waited upon hi dressed his nlr.

: iM :a* a journalist, or consistent as a j question! but sha'l: by no means regard : '!borne let thorn come up to us: and j I '.- crimes are constantly occurring with- house, through which balls passed in 'LOIS, cieansed person,and watched .

i Iitician, or esteemed as a man: than a? \\Vni* nominations. W c can !J1j :heartily shall they be welcomed ; but j I COME NOT SINGLE." in sound of Trinity Church bell ; and every.direction. f ( over him until he eventually ia ;

 fiwnld undertake to decide such! aj j j recognize: no o'her authority for State ;, we cannot descend from our present j .Ex-President Fillmore is airain a yet no one ever thinks of charging At length, the Indians begun to \covered. With gratitude and .ae

: J amatoui: question,advance of the !'|'nominations: : than the Whig State I jl:high! and favorable position to seek :sufferer by death, this time the unwelcome them either to freedom or to slavery. get around on the opposite side of his ; Lion, to his bCcfatto he took he t

f. t pty itself through its proper reprorntitivc I Convrntionand no definition of Whig I'new as,ciates without injury to our l messenger visiting a beloved( Grant that Graham did murder 'house: and he told his wife to open Cincinnati, (Oho, executed to her a
..: ;. Suppose the next uatioaal what is the We Lorin! as the New York papers dellght 'deed of had it recorded 
 :
 principles; except given by 'cause. can give up no principles, brother residing in Minnesota. Last the door: ; he stepped in,and in doiLg mumon.
; iVig invention the members: conin Whi National Convention. nor have u-e nted of new issues. Our'year a wife, last week an only daughter I: To characteri. c the act. (By tuc so, exposed himself to the fire of the and
 :;n fresh from he: people through- ". is end broad way, homicide in New lurk is Lucre married her in legal Jfcrm.Tiicy .-
 To[ this principle, we trust every platform! strong enough. and now a brother, towards every I Indians openly. Several of their i; ,, '
I.I: tie Uaion. should; decide other- j true Whig will adhere, for the very Let us adlitre faithfully to it and tack whom the survivor entertained the _set_ down as-- murder.- ') Graham 1 is balls hit the door as it was closed after -i lived together affectionately for

 Yi. and resolve to maintain the j' suEcient reasons: : assigned: in the RET-,, I Iistn"s other,for therein lie our strength, our highest regard, and for whom, in --l locked up in jail ; he has no opportunity -I! him ; still he kept the savages off j n.auy years, reared a family,of chil.' o

;. party organization; intact: as we do article. If any portion of the ,hope' and our succssP' some small way, we believe, lie made to defend himself ; and it until about 8 o'clock in the evening, t dren and, a he lay upon b death

 "tdoubt that it will : what then will j Democratic: party: disgusted: with the I provision when President of the is cowardly and criminal in the conductor when, being afraid: of being burned ,i! by will he diTdec h property

 tae Republican, say ? It will havei I I'f condition and' t'ae: c)urse of their own TIlE COURSE OF WHIGS ELSEWHERE United States. There have been' of a widely circulated paper out, as they had already burned his between his wife and cden ,Hi*'

"k- itt two i alternatives-cither to back party, choose to unite with us, the I AT THE.K: ORTH.-We think the preceding like calamities before, and such occurrences to u-e! his position: to prejudice the corn and other houses, he ripped up !f brothers hearing of det.camo

 zaig1tt out from its present position, way: i is open to them ; but there is not extract, reflecting certainlymore arc even not unfrequcnt( in cause:: of the prisoner.; A culprit i id: the flooring, and despatched; tue only lorward and demanded pp. ,
1. \! vodd!i be its able : clearly the views of influential entitled to trial underour I The widow and :
 unpleasant to a shadow of reason for our disbanding s'a'ons of mortality like the present an impartial negro oman he had to the Fort for cld .
J1 doctors, or cease to be Whig I in: order to gain them." exponents of the Northern Whigs j but it is not usual that a man in laws, as well as the innocent assistance: trusting to the darkness of; nant at the They, too,
gi f noi than the interested representations in the recognition of which were seized, and the validity of that
 which would be regretted by srood health, and a woman in the right, the night for her to make her escape
 *!fl thoic who remember and I 'of Democratic newspapers of the the editor of the Tribune may some marriage tried before ,Jodgofcliarkey : .
: : Whigs The: 4lvertiscrofa later date remarks bloom of life, and the enjoyment of through the Indian besiegers.She \\a .
:: Ilw do not-its faithful, powerful again in the language below South, should be conclusive in contra- perfect health, and both of the! same: day become personally intcr ::Ited. arrived at the Fort about 10 of that State, who 'dee' I
, and! jong. ontinued n.d'ocacof the diction of those: representations, so that the whole matter was
 that be struck
 down
 oa: the possible uses might family, arc so summarily o'clock, and ; the alarmwhereupon 
 :gave:;
v &rtJ'" btercsts. made: of the Convention at Saratoga; far as the great State of New York is by the same fell disease. But death THE TOMB: OF DR. G.umnan.-A: Captain Read ordered a double upon the law of slavery-that'tha:

r b \>e have a further and !insupera- Can language be stronger or more concerned.We regards neither age! nor condition in Washington letter writer says that guard out to protect the Fort, and : propcrtyblonged' to ,the cot

 r ejection. to the proposition made explicit than that any attempt to sic- I come now to Massachusetts ; in life. It takes whom it will and within the enlargement of the Con- quietly betook himself! to seep..A. : was sd. b'to'

;r *we passage we have quotet} The tiona'ize the (Northern \Whig) partyto which important Stute: it i is! necessary: spares whom it ,lcases. Such sud- grcs.ional Cemetery, repose: the remains small party, however, without surviving brothers hd ,
: """"" Jit national ta: inquire whether there is any such den and unlooked for were biu off at public IL "
 Whigt can never make it a JVorthtrn or antiSlaveryparly of the adorninitions, of Gco. A. Gardiner name any officer,more alive to the perilous .. CoI
..., to become a rmre sectional!. --xoud be promptly resisted and abandonment: Whig for the however, ought not to be lost upon familiar to the world." The inscrip-- situation of those they felt it a dutyto GLOBY AND- WIrrLs.LLn.
 is
 Free soil .
 organization, as
 2en party, or stand upon a plat-! putdrcn! ?" Be it still remembered Union charged.The those who live and who are just as tion, impressed we suppose by fraternal protect, consisting of C. F. Duer, don COL
 makes it usual a 'poic&5man's
"':1 ';'"rJidtJt.e' North alone can occwpy.'f that: the Advertiser: leading Northern Washington likely to die without warning as the affection, is simply "our brother." M. G. Edwards, 1:;. T. Kendrick, !olcenhate ain't
 bally.
 such the
 in cant "fusion: no
 pdiliazlentimm! worth siulaiuvertKtwtinz Whig Journal: the to indulge Northern and as abolitionists. members of this interesting family.- ,The honor conferred, by assigning to E. Stafford, J. A. Sammerlin, and glory in it. 1 shall lhee off : '
 Whigs /
 'of'id -no issues voorfi !! .. While on this subject, we may 15 ." Yet we find in that paper of .TV: F. Expriss. ... the remains of Dr. Gardiner a place four others, whose names are not recollected -hOOJ wa." I"t .
 .. '
. dgforcajjjmjfrdbyggeo.icca without upon in a National Cemetery, is perhaps volunteered, and went to and leave 1"1 ; t
 permitted
 : any outrage the 28th ultimo, the extracts below, Form or THE 'W AnD JUUTSIEX INDICTED me
 t th&&t. Then C47I be no party' violation of good taste, tffe For, from rescue the family. This small party -aHJ-"Wht
 explaine by epitaph. iconatry's
 j mo lesty or introduced with the accompanying FOR PEBJCBr.The Grand ? heard my, 'J
,-, Wo-<: or capable of[ influencing the: 1 j'I ti express our sincere gratification at heading. The references are to an Jury of E izilsethtown; Hardin the popular estimate of Congressional : knew they were not strong enougb voice a calin( me 1" : ',
 county o
III C) this 'whose commit to attack.the Indians and
 republic, organiices both and and thenumerous when they {
 public
 tho responses, private Anti-Nebraska Convention which as- Ky., hare' found a.'true bill for honesty, aUy-"Wht zinydii11givo up all .
=r.-: :- em only /w.1tk States oft charges had arrived near enough to hail for' :
 remarks raised investigate (
 we have received to some sembled in Worcester, in that State: Sour tees coJd: : -,
 of Ward
 against the
: lieu: and which is avowedly! AMIC -I mode in these columns some days ago perjury against its members,the acknowledgement -they feared a shot from Mr. Jsykes ) "Ah I '!'h e fonchedings. 1.r ,> .
 h.fto t tAt Dtkr !Ia'f. What...truepat5 i 'jurymen, and they are ]held] to toil! in of those to whom'the Congres- : they did so, and he replied to them.' ejo
 Protertin
 Asainrt
 oa the duty.of the Whig party to Massachusetts Whlis ? si,000 each to atiibernoxtCircuit : : No I second thoughts ia &,esx-'+
..a '-'t: 1C4attMu.htJul ztatesnwJ2, cou maintain its organization and its a Fncioa with the AbotiUoJ l1jj. Court'to bo appear held at that place sional Cemetery dedicated, that "(Come on, toys, I am here yet." A guess I wont. &o. 'ILebarbarians. oohin8.. .
 unfidence to.tuch party ? natipnality.: We have every reason The anti-Nebraska dodge (says the this unfortunate felon was-"our brother : charge: was then made,, and I saw ? .
 It is
 said that Eeveral'other' .
::: .itrlcr: humble selves vx would! rather -believe' that\ the leading WhigS Boston Post) did not succeed very ;jurymen ," has a melancholy and satirical several of the Indians run off by the '. -> !
 who served onth Ward trial would .
.0 & -i'mutarityofonej than among anl Whig journals .are sound upon well in the hands of the 'freesoilmanagers have been indicted them charge significance. light ,of the burning houses. They .POOR::FELLOIT.-The, man; .

; ja9orty of any party that embraced that: point, and .that, any attempt to at Worcester the other but the Grand Jury could not the, '. I were gone ; but we 'were content to chord* 'r-oo&vited: .a1c1, ..
s: !"ciA oJLhe Un. m.." Bcctioaaluo the party-to make it a day. The Worcester Transcript, the Sheriff' to the 'witnesses'get THE: SPANISH ,REVOLUTION AND rescue the family,and we were nevermore sound ofan ,Jxdian' harp;" is'-no '

 Northern or anti-slavery party- leading Whig paper there: ,_commentsin This may lead bring to the"npi'discovery of the THE .ANNEXATION ,oF CUBA.-The ,glad to see persons than 'we cle t his bed, witfran afiiac iO .

 resisted and the following language on the con- Paris correspondent:*>f the N Y. Tri .were ,that family .that'night. You:'o talJb
 l1 would be promptly put -.1yd
 :: 41ha.uy(Key York) State R'p.iIIJC whole affair. _,=- '
 Ltler. able and staonch Whig down. One orthe most judicious vention of-the 20th : -'. '. bune intimates that".the O'Donnell may be sure ,they.were'not sorry'tosee m :
fr4 Sanotidng the ca.U or."the" WhigSin this State thus'writes: "To "Oa the wb le would.we eontider be from the etmreotioa U commence-wtuwepndcted As-old '1adyin' 'Cincinnati' who party, of the revolutionists in Spain, us. /I he doors,were well haired above to' sh arO "that'"

 ,'" RU iat -BkTery.OonvBnUon to. be mind the path of duty w'neverpnifier mezL- cheat and swiadle bjtU projottort,to deo > Bella eggs;has over cr.,door-"New ;are,in the opinion of Mr. Soulo, more up, and DJXn'! the:table-was 'quite'a' :.poor fellow' fitetho World 'we J4'IM

 '"; ., ,I tt Sar udt.obecom. my or more:dlretf* We must )y Wblcs ud Demon M*will* Into torMn.tr the m*lilt KfiudvuMtarvao J'IidDo.party laid: eggs erci7'o>onung, bly Betty :opposed to the sale of Cuba 'QianItheQuocL'tabluo. '.' Quantity ammunition.. The old.jaan no"longer inoonfiar'huiz ,

 "wit.lt distinctooo-of, &sdherejd tie orgaaic&tio the U3Q 1ladOo.. three-abut tegst a d ws. : eo&uilftttcasof, hwi .v

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