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THE QUESTION SETTLED.-A practical illustration
of one of MIR. Calboun's great principles beau
tiully developed yesterday morning. at the corner of
Third and Walnut streets, in a short, yet we are
happy to say not sanguinary conflict, between wood
cart and furniture wagon, the former driven by one
Of the Hon. Mr.. Giddings constituents. a colored
'gemman," the other by genuine Patlander.


Immediately upon the collision Of the two vehicles,
he of Erin incontinenty splintered the tail board
over the head of his grinning foe, which quickly
aroused that gentleman from his state of mastery
inactivity, aud preparations made for regular
set to. A gentleman interfered, when the following
dialogue occurred


"Now you see dat de law my side, and | 90 right
into your witals you struck fst; you know you did
for dar your old tail board cracked on my coconu"
! Stop moment said bystander, before you 90
ahead this is the law; 'oSfiiteS erst but no tcar!
Before you 60 into his vitals you must declare wGr
To be he has cracked you over the cranium but
that is nothing but mere act of hostility which be
of the tail board may disavow. You cannot strike
until you have formally declared par." ais dat de
law, said darkie slowly getting into his cart den
look here de next time goes right into de war; con-
temporaneously vid de horsetilites "-Phila. Penn.