Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume], January 02, 1860, Image 2

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teathftt
t He politic . i drh. ulii of the ci
reaching a etiaw. Both the Ho
.ta Coutoaittar are nuWe to
pmi
ec-
aty
-.rate of con
i both
Of oc
Ideehaiag tmwüling to wale
m m.-l lie ground
A caucus of akowt MTftftty fir border Stale
l guftWftft ii mi in Saturday nigr.t, represent-
bag. swwrtaca Statee, to eooftidee the trouble, of
ax.a. ....rant anroa nlan for KCOOciN
Lasxasn. Mr. CftiTri! w mad. resident,
and Mr. Baaawr, ot Miseren, and Mr. Colfax, ;
" Vari
:. i- m .k;..h it u ut
s. I - wi, . .. . J
toftf tbfti tbiabody m
tpjeed of ftft inconSiu
ftn4 will 11 litt! pros-
peer ot harmonica tjtjdaav
ftvan eea Stai reprraen:.
.o-mI to eocatder tbe vi
A octasiittec o! one i
in the
was
'ionaard
If (hev eowld atfree uror. anv bsiaof cots .rOE.se
.ft-inatmc:rd to Call aaolW ftwthftf. '
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xwtaanu wrwowt-iT ilu mi
Thare ia iaamloect danger of a col a on a.
twwen the Federal antboritie. and lhoe of the
State of South Carolina. Tbe
of th la'ter, new in Wathiog
too. have demanded of the Priint, at Mtjor
Aaaatama aawcuaud Fort Moulu e and occupied
Fart Sompter withoat aatbority of the Geoeral
JT(iBot, that he shall be remaoJid to hi
fpf ar paatuoc. The Cabinet wer in e
tiao five ham on Saturday ditctsairg tbe dia
position ol the troop, at Charleston Maaava.
Toccxv and Holt were for sustaining Major
ia bit sc.ior, ard de ease, if ne-
ry. wbife tbe balarce were lor lurtner
tvicntthra It ia reported that troop are pour
i- Ptiir1itna rsn d r. wair h .ill add '.0 the
w.. . . , .v- L.w:.: . -
excitement a wjii i taw K' "' - j
c-IHaJon. Ualeaa aaaceable seeation it deter-
MWtd bloc, annlict tclweea tha Stat aad
1
" - -' mtk -.i,i. mus- aoon a.aue. Mr 11 LT
hat demanded t ano Treasurer it Cmm tftta
remit too foada ir bia poataa
iwtjT atlfll 11 llii
, yO.tw-Oj to ana
credit of the Fo.-ofije Departaaent. II tb s is
w- ;:i ll ntnn lha Fdel li.'V
to enforce hit otdere. I ttt i-ue mu
that caea be met, and the policy of the Gov
. .
detain ined
. There 1. aiao, anomer
of trocb.e. Toe Cut'om trfi era
r , ar.ewa t-ffi at f
rharlaton. what held oosl ion nod - the Fe era.
Gowemaent, fcbTe entered the aerrice Ol South
are exerci.irg th. functions of
eaercU-.g th. func.iont of
1 Dia m aa eawretaw 01 onr or tne
d'r gated nowtri 0' Ibe Geo-eral Governmeat,
wad iu open d-fivac. of it authority 1: per- ;
mittcd it ktft Virtual ftcknowioigaaeat of the ia
dependence of Sooth Cirolioa. and if it ii DXrt,
It aaait be rwais'ed by the Uroeral Govern-
fMBt aoforciog ita authority. Thi. kesu. mut,
aJao, precipiu-e a dateraina icn of the COO-
uwvarsy. It mtm'. be either coercion to
keep the Sutea who reealvo upon eeceeaioo
.Unia tJieUarejb.oreooceaiioc to their action and
psait them to depart
in Neither the
Corgree-, or the country cu long
evade tha ktawa- South Ciroima has declared
her independence of the General Government,
" . , . , j ,
aod m cserewiBf tha xncucnj of an independent
aawarwignty. Her right to do S3 must be either
Lkawwli)s.ad or denied, and if the latter her
obwdiaaaai aaaat be an forced. And wbo it pre
pared for tbo latter ft.rgeocyT Wbo w'.l iig
to light tha lame of civil war, with ail the hor
rd conacqieC Waich muat a. tend aaah 0 awt
fi.ee 7
Wawavata tat be Dom !
Mr. Cmrrmvox,' plan foe tb. acj tm.nl oi
tha diaVftltie. of tha conn ry baa beer: rrjected.
Thai prapoatd bv Mr. Docglas bat met .be tame
f.te. Itiacot at all ieobaI.le that the alar
. . ..
Stawa will c;ept ftoy aettlement of tbe slavery
10 a 1k modified form taau either ot
They be leva they have the
right to the p-otec.ioo of thei'
s r
prooarty in the Terri-oriea. Tbii aentimantper-
vadea the entire South, and with no. hing lean
wilt tbev be atipnad- It is etnally certain tbat
t party of the North will not yield to
demands, and tbat they will stand
lb. GMaaaja Platibrai." Such is
the advice; of the Pretidec: e et ' .
. II BHtber party will jiald it neither the North
or Ike South U make concessions, noon which
'obafe ft eoaapromiae yiiafac.ory to bith scc
.OajBBVwha: will be the result? h naf be either
aivi! war for the mattery, or else a peaceable di-
into separate cotueieracier. 10 that
Can tbe Uaiao be m .intaineJ by coercion, and
Our iotitutiooa bo preserved What ia to be
gained by civil war, and tr e desolation which
will eoaaeT Will the tubjatted Sutea bs any
Ita koaiila than COW? After they are con
qnered, U that should result, what relation ar.
they to aoruio toward th-s tncceeatul power?
The Northern Sutea may aeced ö eubiuirg
the South, but will that hea- the disaooaitMaa that
nowcxiat? Tue antipathy which tbto country
ba ever felt toward Great 3. , tain will beat an
wer lb : icqairy. Senator Warox ways that se
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CSWWaW Mamie war,
, of the slaves. If tbis predic?ed io
IA . r.f .;.,i'tl,w.
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i, skirting the bordert of tb. free States,
bedawlrableT Tbe labor of tbe alavet ia aow
www. ...
orcdne.ive. and adds to the general wealth of the
eTUUU ' . .
country. Production is the wealth or a natioa,
and ail experience provei that, in a state of
t ..sin in Ihn population would nara.y oe sei.
the nrobtoili'T that it would be
i aining,
. ,ha -odwertiw-white Kbor of the
a charge upon the M"'1 Dlt 105r of
cenuirr-
11 we cannot agree, ia not a peaceable and
aiftabie diriaioa ths better po.icy? If we sep-
arate jr.ends, favorable jommere.al relations
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m i :.u .v.- . Awhii;,. ...)
COUU wearraoa , .-. '
h section bad experienced the Hi euecte ol
dtsunioo, of rec
tte Lioverement uooo
a more tn-j':rtr
Ia the roreaent t-Tipr of both sections of the
-sjauotry, we see no re'medy bat Tor Congress to
Bit a geoeral cacv ntioa cf the States, to whom
I gte aolitical d ffij aai ties of the country shall be
fcsjbmitted law aelarwlntat... it each a body c in
et a compromise, wel'; if not, let them agree
erms of separation. And un.il ibis body
- .a ft rfW
fa4 . -mined the iseoe, too ucnerai uovern
' Wat: coa'.d e carried on, as now. for tbe joint
Ktof all the States.
atos. ultra ant Seeaasioois s ol tue North
aaaakey ar wilstaaj for waa tUaaatiefid Statea to
I the Confederacy, if thoy go in a legal way
j ,ai much, and w. ioeuire what difference
ake how they go! Shall we attempt to
a rv .L
lots it
aped them to go in ft ..'ertain way i ivo me
, . XT-, K A ma rm ni, I BWT. LO t tOIP thV
pHftWWS ww aw w '
Lra not cowards or to teat tbe era rage of tne aaea
L tkw SoatbT If we can not agree, let us part
in peace, and sa brotbera. This ia tba better way
for all. .
XTMb. Nichols jw.o: 1 e anessee, in bis speech
L tie Seuftte on Monday, ridiculed tbe pretence
of tha Republican aapets acd oratora dial tbe
j northern Democratic tess has deceived th. Sooth
aa to tha peinei? of the Repubiictn pirty
Th. belief of th. South in th. .n rarity of the
iltelb," aaidbe, "cama from the meat reliable
eealrom the spaaehaa and aaeetiogt of the
Lajir man of th. of tka Retx Miean party."
CaNorthero Demccra i: prt. baa dooe
Era than to reproduce tbe speeches of Repub
ftmT . --- -imi th. proceedings of Recaroiicao
IKiatcrea .od popaüir meeting .bowing
WW . . , mf ik. Rr.nMiean
mm prioeipiea aaa pa pii -
L, If wad swk neiisiry, fr ny purpose,
VusxWuld do mor-. Toe truth haa been tad
Kaxb; thetw ka. boen na occaaion for misrep
WaaaiioTow Item. -'-V - coov tba fo.lowing
afclro-ineC.tioiL.-jst Lnfjurert lisp.tc es.
Tf7l7i Floyd aawert-d to dav tn .' there was
Bat one dollar ot cefalcfttion in his office, and de
..i.t examinatiaw XWtw a aawau. wi
Hi eswae, which b sy. will snow no malseas-
Tae rawer that Mr Sew ru wou a suppe-r r.
tilWiH reaola'i on-, turns oat to b. only a
Saaa La to rra o Mi5i:gan in aboat
a fortwart. Oratioos are tttog ;s'parwi aai
along the r ata .
Te lafciraat Is in er ; i .o CT n to ntght cXl in.
Soath Casewwa Malfj. Ir eoaarl-aaoe fne
aaxiaa of Maaor Amter.ee, the Adwiniatration
ill alraaowftowcwftwly clawed w.th MWpHill;
awaai-.. .... . . ..
led Idaeaawae. n,c""""r.T"
labattWw will ha nflip-. 10 roieetuuij low
sroT erty, wineh the? wl"
word .' ,r coercion-
I bave Jaat ktaraed that Secretary Ttmaaae
WSftd ta-day thai the Govwriaaeat was fully pre-
Ita aroteet iu aronert. aaa -it would
be dm. We will sew what will be l-ne with
tb. United States Court House and Custom
Hoasa ia Chariatton, over wbicb the Palmetto
MawM
The Pallttcwl Trouble ef tlae
Cawwtry .
A few, a very few though, of ibe Dcmc-
creak peers of the State, are disposed to fled
fül1 wi'"' w tXpft--90d " tl
Um nreeent politic! ironblee ot the eocn'ry.
And what a ro re afculr, these who com
plain prod to be. , r-at sticklers for the na
tiooal Äemccraic plaUoim a.ioprea cy to
the CcnrectioQ t Cincinnati, in mmt To
rftHeve tboe partaa of any apprehension they
May entertain aa to onr position we will inform
jihtm ti at we are, as we always have been,
for the Count'uution aud the Union, fti.d wo
shiii eio an in cur power to maintain nun
i . . ... . . . . l. -i
utrgntv npon m.i principles upon wni.-n mwj
were formed ar.d the objects for wti h t'. y j
were founded. We believe, however. HkM
the Union cm not be maintained by force wi
ith
"
ot ubver:ing our poliiical I
chtrtc'nc thechirftcterof tbeGo
ina acti
Dt. Th'u
riaihd idea of the ft enderj cf the Retii -I.e.
od all partie at iftt time alike, wbeth tb.y
b.lieTtd with Hamh-TOü or JirriMrn, i. tuJl
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ftfted IM Idea of coercing a s-ate into a.U. :e
:a ihe Ftderai GoTerument. We adid
Dfrnoc - an who re ditpoted to be cpt;-.uj!tb
our COOrae to awa: siuuj me poum-ai v. - u
the country aud tbe oft-avowed doctrine, o, th. ;
n h-. lh .t thematlr- uc
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j T . i;.
lor poiiitcai seen acu crawra-
fer to the poaitioo ol the Democratic party upon
tbe itauee now 1 ore the couotiv id vioutcii'.uu
of our poaitioo. Tbe Cincinnati Cor.vn i .n
adopted tbe following resolution.
Reto'ttd, That we reiterate with renew, d en
egr of purp -re tbe well consideied deel ralii-p
of former conventlco pon tbe ectional rvue mi
lomeatic flavery, and concernug the r ttted
righ't of the Sutea.
What are tbe "well considered diclirV!o s o
former conventioot'" We give a few ft Mai
point directly to the istuts involved in the pres
ent cou:roverav- The fir' are 'rona the v o of
Th Ma JirKtaajM. .ho prOhit' V UtdCIS'Ot tl.e
heoryof our t. vernmer.t and uemccra ic uci-
.
rines. 1 bey read thus:
,. T... ,w l q,a1a MMiwwinff I
A-0 C . I tlirrenni .-f
'he LU1
ted Sutea ol America, are not umt.d on .
.h n,iuclDie ct unlimited ,u.,muion to
their
Gf nerj GTtrnmr!'. ; hut that by compact under
the atyle and title of a CoLstitu'ion for the Uui-
. i a... A ..a' A.A. im .itL irieolA int. rit
"J o;a ee, tu oi . t. - "
atituted a gwoerwl govtrnmeut lor special pur- i
mm. de eeat.d to that government certain at n-
' ' " K j.... ,ft in-li th
-jt- mtmmn. itaanlag, ctcn sute to iteeir, toe
L ll JlTjt JU lla mmZ T- !
mnt; and, that whenever the general govern
- - . . a
mentaatnatea undelegated powers, is acta ire
,,..uthorM,e. .oili ,n.j 0 no ,ortv: tna: to tMs
compact each State acceded as a Sta e, and ia an
.v... .k:. r.i..i K-,
'I-Vi -
"10 K' " " ' -" " " " '
ft 1 . r . kat . .,.,f rtl tWm, rwiW.IJ ilaal. IW afi
U HI I l'Jt ' Ui lUt. a. aw cu v wav y -w w V"a--
, . ... !,i i,.v maJ ir dir. - t
ion, and not the Coottitution, the mjaaure of its
t .t.. !. .11 .w ....1 pmifli
mZZZZaak 1
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for Ufr', ff.l WH j
af intrsciieat at 0 (Ac waWr aatf me -tare ef re- j
frr.
We call another witoesi to the Stan), Jawts
Mawiot, who probtbl; nuderatocd the bra
of our Government and the views of BaWM wbo
framed it, cq-ially as well aa these who et
theaselv; up now tJ.M for Qawwwl WM
expounders, ir fxeelletc. Read what Mr.
Maoiao; sid:
Remixed, Toat this Awembl.T (Virgio'a) o -V.
olemn.y Uectirc a warm attaenment to ni
Ifninn of the Scale, to tn nu'ain wh c i I'
-i,, it- power.; anl, tbat for tbia end, i 1
their du'y to watch over and oppose every in
1 fraction of those principle which cor ; to' tb
. onl biii of that Union, because a lai n ul cb
1 JJ, ot Crt0 Uone KCUre ita llwtiaai
SDrj the pnbiic hanpi,ie.
. Toat this assembly doth explicitly and r r
empton y ueciare iu it views wie win 01 uc
Federal Governmtnt, as ret i'.ieg Ircui the cm
pact to which the Sutea are partie, a linvted
ty th. ftiaia aenac and intention ot tb ktatva
ment eos-'if".' ; ibt'. enrrpiot, as no ,'nrtrer
valid thaa ihcy are autuonxed by : k
enumerated ia that ccmnact, and that 10 case ol
a deliberate, paloable and Jangerou3 exerci.'t of
' Alk n,M. nr., ortntri !tf ih S'.l fiimnil't.
t s-' ,ho pmhV thereto, toe'
I riKfat, and are in duty bound, to inttrpoe. for aa
' resting tbe progrcs? of the evil, and lor m iM ti u
! ing within their respective limits tbe au;hjti.ia.
I rieht an i 1 h. rtie appertaining to team
GeBersI Aaaembly doth also expreat
j j-g deep regret, that a eptnt Las, id tnodry irst m
ce, been manilewtea by id r euerai 1 ove nmen
1 ' "large ita power, o, orceu
I lhAnnn.lillllirvil charter WHlch dt ut il tl 'U 1
i tnjt ln4t iadicatior.8 have appeared of a detigu
to expound cerUto general phrasee (wt.ich having
been copied from it. very l.mited grant o. pow-
, ' J -"-7 w" .1 del
rr lh- meA. DS ftnd ffict of the nart'.cuUr
numeration which necessarily explains, and
limits ih general phrases, and so aa to cr nsoii
data the States bj degree into one eovcrngnfy,
the obvit ua tendency acd inevitable re.-u't ot
which would be to tranalorm tbe present repub
lican system of tbe United State; into an ttwa
Int., or at bet, a mixed mor arch
Such are ihe teachings of the Fathers of th.
Democratic pirty and the Repabli
tiroe tLtir
lanixafoaan. and these doctrines bate been
-
affirmed by every National DemocTa.lc oor.-
ventioa wbicb baa been held. We think it safe
to Stand bv the sncient land maiki ol tbe party
... - . j
ai.d fo ,vw lha ratb tnev otrec An. wc no -
-
lisve there woua oe no uimiuny iu bw.-
tainicg tbe Union, if the principles we
w n,A a-.rn to in tha adminis'
tratioo of the General Government. Aa we
depart froa them, as expTieuce Las p-'-Vtn,
jawatanticni acd difh.uluea are tco ie;u.t,
; id the objecu for wbicn the Government waa
' .
formed "more perfect Union" acd to - insure
domestic iranejuility" ar defeated. At all
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P:. P'Ry organ-fttMOU o. tue as. moe-ra n.
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n.rtw as laid i',.wn hv the ralhers. bv 0 n;i
r " ' ' '
.Jk.. r, r n I .. n i. th 1 ' ... i. ; . nr
! - - " " .
1 maiataiuiog the Government iu peace and bar
, , ,
I Boor that voluntary support and obedience of
! eTery Sulfl SBich cm, ro maintained by not
ogj. the guarantee oi coli'.ical and religicua
itoer'.y, ani me etiu. nmw wi cn, uu. u. cu
a - . I - Wt isiiawfw. mmmA ka r I -
; miniatwu ' ' . .,r:"
-...,,.
k . .itiinul in hoth tn let'.r ar.t Lne auirit
. . ,
j of ibe Csnetatation.
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9mmm 1 ZZasb
T.roi.na .'-Tb. Pre.idewi'. Fro-
mm. B , s A a a a ..
.-w . . -F-
Jia luitji: nmouz tna maov "sensiiio-
1 dU)mtt:hr,.. Ve hjve U:e!. ,eCeivel from th.
South, I noticed one a few weeks since to t- i--
fact that ih irr of tha Prot, .nt K .-rienn.l
Cbureb ta Cbarlaatew had in their puhtic esrT -
ir. . emitta-d lha nravee foe tha P-esiH-nt of th.
L ulled ta'cs. VVbilst I was u.sptted to make
.Howao"3 lor t!u n-;cuiivr circurcet .nca i
wt'ith they wer.; placed, yet I e-or'i to
believe tbat they could so lar iwgal t c-
coeae! vativ. character of -.h. Castastt, to
aay nothing of their req-ti.-ed
laws, as take upou tberai-elvea the i nw . itj
of violating ber established order I .
seeu a letter from tne Rev. Mr. Gad.-e , mi
Charleston, ddressed to a clergyman ol Wastitr g
too, io which he states that ' no change tr.tafeser
baa been mad.-, either in prayinit for saw civil
rultis or for Corgress." Hence the n port a!
JUU PU iu was uiiJuiM.iuini , uvu". IV, uip.. ij
for politic, purpose Winterer tUmv may reel
npoa SoQfh Carolina for, a I believe, ! ir hae?
luded to was manufactured, I doubt to', merely
mm A ... .a ', 1 1 K1 O - I a rstäft f K ai KöLaAnal fVvlrj-h '
Wtaii ULI M lau.BUiv vlUIOw a-Ja . vwpi W I ft ' W ft.
baa not been guilty ol adding fuel to ibe
a. mo Hr "strength ia to sit still." And
ber. allow me to thank you for yenr article
ij last Thursday's paperin reference to the tTWJ
laaution of the Fresident, recommendirg lhat
Friday, tbe 4.h of January, be observed as a day
of fasting ana prayer. To propriety ot euch an
appointment will be admitted by all who believe
ia an overruling Providence. If in cu; e arly
atrnc?la for indeDendetce. Washinfftcu re Ired
u-?mth. busy sc.tes of camp life to laplaaw
. wwi . . - . . :
Gods bleamog upon me cause so dear to nts
heart, surely now, when we are apparently upon
tbe eve oi a fearful revolution, it becomes tn tr
aak for His guidance and protection. Tue r. aal
of th. oreeent noliticfta eritis no man cati
foresee. We need no Jonah U, te l ue j
tbat th. government cemented with ihej
blood of our lotef uhera la in dancer of dissolu
tion. 1 believe with the President tha the time
haa come when w. can no longer lock with con )
faience to our i.lers. Tbe great rr. n v . . :-.
days gona by were able to calm tbe ptetiors of
the people are now slumberirg in their er vs
and none have risen up to tak. their p'aces I
the midt of ot Dresent tronoVa it is bless d
thouaht that God is still the Gjvr or of the
..i... anrl that tha aam newer which once
spoke the raging waves into a calm can s ill the
madness ot lhe tunttc and Dung crd r aco peac
out flf coofu .ion ho c,v:
bear's of cw.- ruler SST" t-eopie are towed o. ?
Lira aa the heart fjl one mad be m y ev.-n fj
avert the fearful calamity with whLu it wculd
seem we ara about to be visit' J. Let ue rn-k.
tbe experiment and K-ave th. twaajM to Mm,
Very troly. U.S.
Icdiantpolis, Decemlr 29, leCO.
Xtia iaant- a pprataclies.
Every prosen devdopmcut iodic it es tbe speedy
event of a conti ct o' arms. The lYorthem S atea
ae .'-n In their sovereign capacity, could indeed
perpetUAVe p.ae.e .no rvstoiw .,
1 - U - . , U Ä i
Union fj.jt the Idea OI rilCfO T lie bOVereuniy
eemi to be almost extiic. at tbe Vorth. Iu not !
a sicele Northern State has tbe iWmi yet been
-Ä "Ttob ot its ctix-n. to secure , he
call of a Mate tonvention
CurnCl ill COCafcnl I
. a. . J m ..k Cf r..l h
of Mason
V;r:is to ipf u .m ...a.
ti . - ---- ------ I
snd U.xon-a Bee tea nonen-i-y a me present
contest J ne nortnero omer, one aim an,
- ia ri.ld tha whole nnwr nf
! " i ..!.!.!. e,arula öl th P.h.p.1
g
v - w-w-.w-w- .
a
At the South petftle have ceased to affix an.
.. - r-.- - - a . a.u io ernx an,
praatiotl impnrtftnee o tbe movements of the
General oovrrnme nt Every Southern man ia
. i
,..i: ' i i..u '..7. "
looan g .DUWW.J ' .uC acMon oi n.s own Sute.
rta iu every .ubiuc i me cootn. uprar...
. J - . . . . M r. ..
se, at. aeinn ii rmn ni,a it i . . nn......,i.
. .. . . . . ... - .
be smDlovad in active msaaures of reaistane. tn
u w..-.wu, .. . w j , -in uuuuuu pn ,
w "
Northern agcretsion. which, however directed, I
U'wesuU tooth in the tu-peutton or d - 1
1 r 1 GorptniBMtil agencies ftt the S.u h
and la aetata! Lusiliilc.
O. 1 utherti Stale has already ae'ed, 'hron
a rrompt and explicit ordinance o' all u hi
Ther in jet lime, if tbe Northum Sui.
eiu .t by the forelock, to foreaul coll.ri n ft)
No.tNrj Sute action, ectnowledaiui, he pro
pria! r of South Caro'ioa'a act of eece-sion id
lt,c.:, to tn4l RPrabl c hooewablo
terms of adjustment which would p-imitbrr i
turu tithe I'nion. Still the N r. oru ne-oplg
fold : L :r arm", and look, some wUh dread, mor.
ith c i üjeuce. all with deference, to ib.- t i
of the central G vtrnmriit to untie the WIM
to cut ir.
.Meanwhile the preent F deral Coitpreas vir-
tu It i laut, what the S,.u'hern peoph
,oa .t, M( lo)(, .,,0i.hlt the Ufciltive t
Cau do aaWMaw either in the way of paciti
'
or coercion i ne :preaDt r .aera. r.x
already M.fficieB;ly drtlore' hia adherence to
Uittts Mire pclicf.
-p01 prreijut elect, i'urough hi orga at
Sprii tti Id, b prumptly fcreshadowed hi 'u
lure p-jU-y
He dot- Lot heettate to declare' al
of 'm ( n,cre . ,D(lt be wil, tke
n0 not e-o! N wba'erer, until tbe Stat v tbor
,.,
v.t fa.t aitemp: IM prmtuw toucan u
mjvTcmni: ti octet Ter sjuin .-aroiia ai
, ai'cap' iu loterlrie wita tbe coiiect'.on or aispo-
Q jmprrt ju 4yr. Lincola will take
proirp. niej-urea tor armea coercion.
That S,utb C.an. 1?
&',u" lue vvurvwwu v. . v.
itci Leui lor ner t.wn ur, cu rauuutc
.
can dou',t. I hen, as Mr Lincoln a organ tntt at
tne,' i her com. a tbe tug ol war "
Atd when it craee, tre-y Seuthern State
willbeready o meet it. Some, dottb'i' a will
alreadr hut sccrded. The others will have I
Couvenliena in aioa. From Maryland to
i 111 ' Ml,k t .ort
muzz : vr.: ' -rzzx :
bor-j.r .-- .te. Aad when w..r shall the be
v J ' . . Ä
fciced m on us, i' not beloru, Mr. Lincoln wiil be letgue, kvmn a the Artielesof Confederation,
lone 1 nlitqiUh Wstbiogtou. TLe ii-t ef- 9wm hj tL. r afiaaal to ectiust the adm nistra
fortoi MarilaLd ar.d Virginia, ti scon as they itm o' the r t x erual reUtiont to a common
shall app ftl to arme, will be lor the armed occu- seut, known a the Cngrtsa of the United
mii.in of the Ftderai Caoital. Tbua it is clear ! S'.itca. ex r.ssly de Urine, in the first article, I
ti'.t much blonder ed ui'ght be savtd, and the ;
M rtHera S ates more speed. ly brought to term1,
.t.....l vi .. .1... t ....i V,.i.i. Mnmnil, in'spiyo
. . . l .. ivl.
ki unnki .-ii. " .-f,-. - -- I
i,. on, by taking pors.saion of the Catital wi 1-
ou; utl.v. trowi pr.-,,nt ludicaUocs, sucti a step
will ftw uuaVwidable. sooner or lau r -K'd.rrwnd ,
.
"rer.
. T.
Tiic I eoeer.or Itcislulloo ai d .
1 iiirii',1 u iti in 111 nil . .. u -
II I a I e D .
The nol.tical revolution is rrigrissing, and,
a day atu r day passes witooui nope or prospect
""""-""n '" - r .
di-AWl; 2 U-.rer to tte vortex, O a ice verge oi
1 ft u 0 r. v'.i
aiSi,li a. alaml Irt 1alW .1 rn . ir , t fM h:
ld, gone oTol ,b..Uoio an calU heraelf a :
" . S au-a are onl
r; v.a-.
1 ml lot.: otter .-ouiuern sate are ouiy 0
hiHi., 'Lrriimt to follow her. Theboider S ate
of the S Ith are a', this moment taking couu'el
on the iracition of preventing the inaugu.-atiot
ation ol
Um,- u d everything in the future, eo lar as
ALT OU C I
. a J TkaftntwAal
p c. i Lloomv, discon ragu g ai d aUro.n c
"I etrc, lurcuvuti wnii wan . jvj
t i- n uiirctii levuiptu, uourij eai i u , .
. , , 1 : u l . I . .
itflience 0 every branch ol indoslr, and cm-
mi"" 1 Äuwiim a. r ,uo.iu,
p dccliftii g. and optrativts are being discharge.
Wit-ia a law da? ihrte or lour sugar houars iu
ibis city Lave failed, and peihaps aa many more
hoosf i. ic other trace, f ailurr to the amouut
ol four or fire millions of dollar, have occurred
in aVk great metiopolis alone; aimcst, we uty
say, within one week, and necessarily the num ber
of people thrown tu' of eraplovm.nl must
have been proportionately large.
Ther ia a peculiarity about the failure of 'h
!i'p r hour, acd tbat ia. that it waa brought
ahoi; by depreciation in tbe price oi - r, a-..i
that depreciation is ihe result of political eiusce
So, '.00, 1.. . ; ..i.y. houatsin other t.r inhea ol
l.ti :t'i-in t .i Buffered fr.-m depreci.lion in the
value of stap'e articles, for depreciation of p op
trty is tne order ad the day. In th; pr--duubt'ut
aspect of t IT. ita it would be imposeihl.
to ex. '.. .'-al the old ay ttt m ot cr-.dit could bf
alra'wwd. In a time that know? batwl -u
u ara th ta can be co euch tbii g at credit. Uo
stable a', all lima, a it hs been mpl f J in
'.L:.a c-uu rj, it btcomea worthies in tti. ?,-ii.;
ard although money is plenty, aa it rar :y
war b f r though we recaired wtn- ail mil
liot; t't gold tiom Eupe within tue pia: It
weeka, a .J wi.i pabat.lv get aa much mor- M
the two r .hree weeks to come ol what avail
ia it? It wiil not relieve the pressure
Thus revolution and revulsion are advancing
band in hand; nor is ibrre anything being done
to Way tteW Co rett ia in. ffective tor ri
The Administration ia paralyse I, Tb IVsaMastl
itsjfll wbo. tl he had the witiowt of a ttateiman
H I aba viuu o' a patriot, cou'd rescue thecoun
try 'rom imp.ndiug ruh a silent. either tor jugh
aa o'titin cv and miaerable attachment to par.y
i'.'ti - wl.ich mi'lead him, or an ind'IT-reiice
wbicii ia ul worthy of his position. People are
eugg stieg various modes to improve the Bid
condu'oo of afftirs- Seme prop'jte bumiliition
a d prayer; but they will not pay notes when they
la), du , tor briLg manna from heaven in these
dajs to i l buogty mouths. O.hers are in favor
of re. pcai. g the houses lor religion.? revivals;
but reiuiu'-ia exercises will meat bills of ri
ch nge nor p.t facories to woik. It is true this
ma; troduce some 1 fleet upon tb. Abolition fan
atics, who, for the last thirty years, have been
v rk'i g to being about the present disaster; but
lb j mII that can h hoped from tb. ro; and li
there ia to trade or business to be att. 1 ded to,
pernap ,eop!e might as well go lu the religious
rsfiaofs s occu,y ahOk time in ary other way
olci .tu e aa we aiy, political revolution and
con.m.ui .1 nmlaiou are rapidly nr. grie- .-.
I Lout
any immeuiatt) prospect ot Mas
cheekttt
We e in ste no opemng lor escipe
. qj Ct,t,Mia pttrJway a. ems bei ore na there ia co
1 tgbl a- ywuei.. The ship of Sta'. ia dii'ling
j hopel.sMy, it would ippear, with dark, clouds
above and fogs around, end breakers cn every
i . . . , . . . j. u.
f"te, Wl'noui a inenuiy oeacoo io gaiue uer
,.JCrae, aud no mau can tell upon wbt rugcel
' gaaal she may strike- Aud all this time, with
' d Da.ultv LeM'ting ns with which no i.a im
V f lalasa aftwasa naaka mad at, mm stasa-' " r m . Ir at
wtiue", we fiud the public tili.-ials t
WucLiisiD , p'unining the departments of lhe
Ooverrmcnt, a o eterytnicg in aiparit;' cott t.-
oo. wfeaw we Wm ihm swaa.i
cminsel and ex imple lu our hour of trial. .
j yQfk fteral(i
' . a
i. ert of ti.tl. Harney Ifeintive la
iioi,tv.e.uirry''s Kama. Haid Iihi
i l'o;;e: II Si tbe Fund Sent lo the
S iillefer,! C.
Waauls.T.s, Peeeniber 26, 1.60.
T.'.e StcreUry of War to-day received the
.'ul'oain' liiacatch from Gen ilarnev. It cot -
Uns all the prtiicifil facts connec'Cd wiin .viont-
gomerj rid, and throws some light in regard
o the eat nets and purposes of tbe funds that are
being collected for suffering Kansas:
liurxicaams Cett.o. tub Wist.
St. Loi ta. Mo.. lee 17. IrriAI.
' ' . - '
u . i. ... ... .w, i. ,i, ,, .
n ," " ...,...,.....-...
0f the War Leepa.tsect. thst as soon as the
cr.! authorities icouid procuie wrtt. bf the up-
t T" VH! ,13aJ?L&J-Si
I TZTLTj Z"'1..?TZ' ,"
r IT far fee . Q
" art iiier aiiO'jnteil u cavatr. to
'a nh th
t . w -
a UnitiC Sfea peeaty Claraeal,
i ... ,i . k . a
Cmpbell.to MoODO wi, '"
. . ght to be. to make ihearrfftf. ist w ' on
' tun u ins irnarui iw wmi.iw " i
! K'ly having amvec mere tne uyoe cr-
CT'-
oceededat
, tut law
, Un the .u.iv .1 or toe .uarsnai, ue ew
one to m i.c search for the on.-n ;era
w.repo whsre to be found Supported by accm
; an;, tf J igoeca uodfir C.ptain Steele, ne CL-
. itftbcirch nntll a lata Lüt;r of tbe nijtbt,
rwrj place visited was 10i,nd deiertatd The
t x uio t.u g be i. ed the house of Mo'gom
ery,ai't :..-uud only four women and a s?n o
rv. This bouse, knows a. Moutgom
ery's Fort, is a double house, built of heavy Lj'cs in conformity with hef conatiti.tlonai un
- .1 . aad aw m. .. .-,, ;. nWAir 1 1 br aa m K ' ru Irl. .a. . s ftai
wmw, ia ... r"J--""B "-' ", ' ,
ha we. the etha of r.ry heavy hewn logs, b.tirg
cl"ee toeether, excep' at abact tb. height ot a
man's s oildi r there ia an opening of aioul two
: . te all around The only things of not. iu tbe
i .
j hone?, r.'ep: iü filtb, were too empty Sharp
e boxee.
Oa tbi 8;h, the Marshal baring rrpnted to
Mioe Wess.Ua iot h. deemed it of no ua., snd
would dhcniin-e the search, the bsnd havug'
ittered, 1 dtrectra row w ill l er y io return 10
Fort Laavrnwortb, the infintry to rem;'? at
Mound City, aod the dragoons to tak. past at
FortSco: I consider ibis forc necessary 'or
tb. protection of th. citixtns, and to aa-ist the
orities wnen.ver called upou in arreat
I '" he offender.
1 I have determined on account of the expe ns.of
raainuion.g eo large a force m tba' part of t
n-iwrj.io uii. ,.7 u m"'J'
snl hieve- tbere ere directed M-tjor Weseells lo re
um at once to Fort Kiley with bis company. ;
C.n-aiu Lyon is ordered to relieve tbe Ha.Ji -i i
of aVsgouna at Fori Scott as socn as the piyments ,
on tne M -.mi Indian reserve, which he has been
crdered to attend with hia company are complete-
Tl. ; dragoona will then return to Fort
Riley.
I be.ieve that Montgomery's oanj bj fully as
large as represented to be; that they are sworu 10
protec etwü other by perjury, asASsioation, and
in every way posskile Their object is, as de- !
dared pu oiicly by ibemselves, to protect fugitive
Stawca in ibe Territory, to assist them to run awnj
whenever
.aa.
j 1
. ----'- - . T I" T XV l
- tooo ;.a
7" ,rm..lnn .
oar t u 1 i' JA v. e-. p i '
ef,. I am aatl'hed that the ereater
ntrt. il not all of the doni
p. ' . . r . .. . . r . .
onatlObS woie.n ar aüi 10
suff. rers in Kansas, goea into th. bands of tbi.
band, and tbe .reatir parti. n of it is perverted
frou the use intended by purchasing arms aud
munitions of war for carrying out their plana. It
would take a large force to latorougbly break up
this hand.
Moutsomtr, haa a regularly organized band
aboursix'y men, who receive ten dollars per !
utb. besides a portion of th. robberies; Ac, i
sr.--a f n ha.
T.T' . ".l."!:" . ... " -ITl'Z:.' TT'
auu im apiaa iuuucib ail o.ci iuw wuuirj, ;
who give him timely aowce ol any movement set
ftgftinst be. The dy before toe troop, reached
gSS Cwy, M w, ,
Ul UeW eii IUI! UUUUICU auu uwü uuiNinj, v
sembled and peed resolutions, a copy of which
. . I ,. , a i ni. .l u aa.
"r""77 T" --
yvm. mu. ... i . i ,
Montiromerv and hia partv will be to furnish tbe i
Governor wi uu lands, and let him do it in his own :
WV.
Tal a. . lhat T swatnlH r.n.lAr nta .nA'P flswrVIPä
wVVf ,U - tl WWIW AUPVI A.W awwasy. av a wp . WWPW
u.,pi at i ort Scott. I determined
by rem .
to return to
- r ..i i. ... j
---a mm mty. l sc-
.7 V.L.
wre
mv head fct,e
. I ".. " ..
cordinglv Lit Fort 8tt on eh
...... . , ir,. I r L OCOtt On tn m..r.
t'y
iud an
h insl
ink ...j t
- -... . ..... vnveQ ner on raarnpri.. 1 . ,
in. l.ltP. i. ' 'l
.... . . . .uiu. iaai.
uv j mTtrnmrmma - . -
ii . o. ri n.n e. t . hpio i : r-..'. i
W. S. HARNEY, Brig. Gen. Comd'g
MonnortUCitV Offers. "takltiK t htm 1 evmaau s luo.nuieu uiip wcu ut-inwi, auu w - - -
oppurtuui.j uucib, tw . k iucu. ..., . ... . . n. Lnri,na ni on the .outh sn!. an1 is
it a- d ree-iviuir sixtv dollars Der head." and i lQe u overtime :t men uas oeeu mao uesiructive ; V" , " "
Iriv. ou ol III 7v& mJ& them of tbem br Ü a acf.on oi tbe non al.veholding "posed to cress fires from all tne or e
aJJm a laewA nnriloo o tha noDulatieu. SuteW Those Statea have a.ss;imed the right of at side.
Intlepcnler.t 'lalear Manlfe t'umllnn
Iii l'c lar.tllou wf ludepewdence.
The d cUr of QftMM for the aecetwiow of
8 (' n lini ;':nm th 3 Federal L'jion, ae re
ll I BMMritttM MftipUl tn rptrean
1 t t ft .ho pt-opie ol tb S uiljeru S.ate, is
a ' i uw:
The State of Snith CiroÜai, havi ig de
termined to reaume her ep-.r ite and qua! place
au. uff pftlione, tie. iu it due to herfx-lf, to the
Mftl linii g U ailed Staus of Americ, and to the
NMM ;hi- world, thit ehe üboald declare tbe
eaawea which hare led at tins act.
1 ) Iba you 176.'), th.it poriiou ot the Britiub j
eniDire eobracu t..ttt Hntna, nndiTtuolt to
iu l tB for the government of that portion
cuiupoedol the ihiiteeu American Coloniet. A
le for t!e ri;f, of reif Rorernment ensued,
hieb retailed, (.i ihe l.h of July, 1776, in a
declaration, by ihc Colonies, "ihit hey are. and
ol i Kftt ought to l-, FREE AND 1NUE
PENDEM T STATES; and that, an (reo and iu
.1 p 1. 1. at Siitef , they hae lull power to lery
war, conclude p ace, contract alliancee, eatabtisl:
ft 'iiraerce, and to 'o all other acta and ttiiugrf
which ii depeudeut State may of right dj "
Tuey further soiein .1 leclared, that wbec
MW " y forji of governmont become de
Biire f tbe eodt for wbicb it w estab
: li-b.d, it is tbe right of the people to alter or
iiniiVt it. tua to int'ltute uew government
Deeciog tbe Gavernmcnt of Great Britain to
have become dt-i iuc.ire ol these ends, they de
red' Irom the
, . !
I connexion
c'a-' d inai the Colonics "are absolv
ZTLTZ r Z
r T b.T.Ti TT
".v- ... .. .v.. .. ,
i u. i. ...n j: i j it
! In lur.uanceof this HeiUration of ,odepn
I w . 1
mu uug. u lie, iuiiij uiwjuku.
de-ce, etch ot the 'birteen Sutea proceeded to
. I u, wo untreu k'Mtri umirrjn w
exrci-e its etparaie eovcregoty; aaptea for
il U a Constitution, and apoinud eln?era lor
the airai'.iotrv.loii of government in all it de-
nar'm.nr, l.ooi.Utir I-', r . i-n : i cj and I ' , .1
rTK ;, ür
. . ' ,u f. ....
1 e u.is Is; aod, in 1 1 8, ibey entired into
"that each Sute retail.-" :ta eovtreigoty, freedom
a Ü iudi peniem t , ai d every piwer, j irisdiction
s ill lieliL wl.i.'h n no'.bv this Coi. ! f ' c rit ion .
..-.e.-lw ri. lAUrf In th IT,.iUl Srwt in Con.
- r I
great aemblrd." ;
i, nuer mia ionieaeranun, toe wir o me revo
iu ion wae carried on, acd on the 3d of Septem-
l-l .u . , , .. J I . 1 i; . ; , .
'1K.1:.. .,.; in .ki..k .h- L
7" Y -r".X .
n 1 v ... '. ti 1 n tri.if.rr t.ii.., . n in., i ..iii.r. in
in tue lonosiug leime.
"At. 1. (La B-iUuic .'d jetty acknowledgee
. v. " 1 : . . .
ine sa.u u t.ru o-.tw.. ww M mi rw
.. .
1 ianru-t-ns, L-ornccticut, tiew xora, new jer-
. d 1....;. n 1 m i't.i;,
H-'V. Il II ä I v 1 ill. I'l 1 lltr. itldl T Ik'JU, v IIK Uioti
North Carolina. South Carolina and G-orgii. ,0
he FREE. SOVEREIGN AND IN DEPEND-
EN r fTATE; that he trea's with them ii
ir v r sT.tk. ,h.r h, lMi. i.h o..m .a
, u ' ; in ! or Li-i seit, bis linrj aud :Ucccaaora,
j re'i qni'hea a'l Haima to the Goveinment, prc-
, p.ieury a,d UrrttarW righ-.a of the same and
r y vv v
aa rw nat lhnra.1
Thus were cs abl'.ahed the two great principles
asserted by the Colonies, namely, tbe right of a , aud re-entering a ulta on all side', and is admi
Siate to govtrn itself; an J the rigit ol a people r.bly adap'td lor deftuee, atfbtt from the attack
ti 1 b !t.-h a CI lerninerit when it becomea dt
jBlala of ihe rtds lor which it was instituted.
Aid c it .urreut with ihr rst.biisbmeot of these
priDO' fle, was the fact tbat each Colony became
and was recoenixed br the mother country at a
FREE. SOVEREIGN AND INDEPENDENT
STAT I
I.IM dennlir war. arnolntciih iheSLfttta
Iu iW.fcBajflsa ayajaj laajliagilBW WRM
to rcnae the articles ol coniederaliou, and on tne
17 h of Sep-rmber, 1787, thee drptilien recom-
n ..,I. - fop the .irlnr.ii.ii. tit tha State, the ar-
f ,.wt..n kn ... a. : . r.n.tStulion of the
f ' 1 Sutrs.
Tn pir'.e., to whom this C itu'.ion wsssnb-
! wtta th? evrral Tfi ffn Sutee; tbey
wc-e to a-rce or disagree, and wh.n nice ol
fttaWB IWad t! costpact w.s to tbe rffeet
r-' .i (iiT, and the General Gov
.. at, a the common agent, was thn to be
.rviettd with tie ir authority.
I aal ftfa c of the ibirtccn Stales had concur
re i, lo c-.htr lour would btve remaiued a they
it en a r t sovereign States, independ
nt ct any of tbe provisims ot 'he Conttiluiion.
'" fact, ti of the S ates did not accede to t -Ita
i 'i until lout? after it had gene into op
rratioo among the other eleven; aaJ during tha1
: v ., ib i i uh tsaaalaai the fuucuoca of an
udefeodetit I: i'IOU.
B this Cms'i u'ion certain eu'ica were
charged on tbe several Sta'es, and tbe exerciae
' c.rtain of their powers rea'r.ined, which ne
cessarily 'mo'iid Bw ire .ii'.inued existence as tor
....... i . rm R.r r.. rrmitf .11 a,.
mettt wa addrd which declared tbat tb.
..owrr no' de-leeated to ihe Uuifed States bv tbe
0 ' ..ituticn, i;or prohibited by it to the State,
sta reserved to thw States respectively, or to the
pe n le. Oa the 23 I May, South Carolins
... .... fin., nf h.p n.rtnlp nri'.-H ' n rtr.ii-
n't: c: assentaM to th'a Constitution, and a ter-
wards altered her own coi i-titution to conferrn
bers'lf to the eb'if;tio-is sv.e had undertaken.
Thus wis eatabliebed, by compact between the
States, a G'ovcrrment with defined objects and
powers, limi'ed to the express words of the grant,
.n i as so much mvie only as was necessary to
execute tbe power grau'rd. This limita'ion left
tb? whole remainitiir im-j of power subject to
the clam rervrvirg it to the Statcsor to Ibepeo
pie, and rendered utinecese iry any specification
ol reserved rights. Wc Lo'd that the Goverc
me it ai es'ahlisbed la subject to tbe two prin
ciples as.-eit d in tbe Declaration of Independ
ence; ai d we hold further, that the mode ot its
totfttation subjects it to a third luuuamrutal prin
ciple, nemtl.v: the law of compact. We main
tatn that in t verv compact bo ween two cr more
p.ities. the t-l 'igation is mutual; that ibe failure
I of nr.e ul the con r..cting p'rties to porfnroi a ma
I tin! r .rt ot the - greemcut entirely releases tbe
j ther, aod that where, no arbitrator is provided,
each prty is rercitieo to his own judgment to de
mine U e fac.of failure, with all it consequences,
t .a.. . .w, l. .
i in iuh itsrui i aiw m mi i ii luieutu
with cerlatuty v e as'crt that n'tecn ol the
I .t .c have .1 libtT t'ely refused 'or yearn past to
fulfill their const i utioi.al obltra uns, aud we
. r.'..--rrh'r tmrn Cf A frit aval fir t K nwrart
Th-t. --ti-uiion ol the United States, in its
fourth at i le, provides as follows
No p- rt ii held to s i vice or labor in one State
under the ls thereof, eeca ping iu'o another,
shi.l, in co wi qienoe of any law or reguit'iou
therein, be ni-charged from such service or labor, I al wbo knew htm. w .a rditvtd in the c i
but shall be delivered up on clai of the party 1 hj Major Robert Anderson, o! K- ntucky
to WIM Puch service or labor may be due." Anderson received his first ooeaaatswloa at 1
Thtsatipuliiiou was so materia! to the compact oj Lieut. 21 Auiilery, Jul w 1. 1--J5, w.n
i it that compact would not have been Iu.ptctor General iu the Li u 11. k w
mad -. Tae greater number of the contracting received ibe rank of B evel Co ain, 1
ptr; ' I held slaves, and the State of Virginia had ; bis successful conduct in the F.oritia sta
previously d clired htr es'imate of its value by Settember f, 1.47, be was mule Brevet
manitiit it tr.i cciiui'iou oi uer cissioti oi tue icr-
ritory Witten r o coin-voces toe ataiea norm oi
th Ul io rivir.
The aamo article ol the tUonsti'- ion etipu
1 Utes alao for remii ion by the several States of
, :. t i ...,,: f.. , l .. ... i : , , ....
lUVII VII IIVUI 1 0 V t I .u itA ...V Ut.Hl U V.PI
e ' . ..
Tr uentn li ovemment, as the common
, Jv t0 into , ffoCt th(8e
,,. uUiouB of the SllUtg. !"or many years tbeee
1 Uwawere efer. ei But an increwing hostility
! of ,te v to tbe insau
' f i i u a eii,.....! -.i, '..k
, il in IM blibTerT u icu m o uiiirKnu ui w i or
,nd ,wg of tb. General Govern
..." - .""'. -
; ment bate ceased to effect the ohjeeW of tbe
, Consünttion. Tue 9'Ci ff Maine l-w llamp
; .i.,,, Vermont, .n'ssAcnueeiio. uon.tet '.ieur.
' Ith'.dc uii' l; New York, Fennsykanis, Illinois,
Q(JUD,t Oiio, Mioi..,,- in. Wi-cacain and Iowa
STe pnacted laws which either nullify the acts of
Co cress, Lr render useless any attempt to ex
; -"He them, in many ot these States tbe fugitive
is dis(h.r0e? from tbe eervice or ltbor claimed'
none ol them has the State Government
complied with lha -tif-ulation made in tbe Con-
, e bieten- ,e Jersey, at an early
. , a r.w mr t.ie rendition of luzitive
dertakittf; but tbe current Of anil s avery leenog
, hM K -ar r.cen,i. t0 0act laws which
hff 09a jiW and hy tne u 0, Congresa. In
( ,h s..,a . York, even ihe rieht of trsnsit
mi; clBie, Ut new u.a, vwu 1 ' t vl wmmmm
for , haa beeo ieLleiJ bt ber uibaa.l; at
. lDe g MfS 0 Ohio acd Iowa iiwiye reficd t
d
in
,prH.r to i .sties fueitivrs charcerl with
our0r) aDfj ,(h inciting servile insurrection lo
. n if Tiaislala Thus tbe coastitutional
comr-c'. has been d notitfal? broken and d ere-
garded by ih. noo slavehol ing States, and the
const queued fallows tbat south Carolina Is e
leased from its obligatio
Tb. e da for which ibis Conatitu ion was
framed sre declared by itielf to be "to form a
more perfect Union, establish justice, insure do
mesne tranquility, provide lor tne common
dafens., promote tbe general welfa-e and secure
: be blessiDg of ltertv to 1
ourselves snd pos
teritv." I mounting the guns and o'berwise puttt
Th. ends it end axored to accomplish by ft , great strategic point in order. Toe ar a
F.deral Government, in wbicb each State' was of Fort Sumter iteMawl of 1 40 guns, B
racogcit'd at tn euual, and bad separate con- , them beirg tbe formidable too inch '"
trol over its own institutiors. The right of prop biads," which throw either shot or si.
erty io slave, was recognised bv giving to free j which have a fearful range. Oulj a few
persona distinct political rights; by giving them are yet in poaitioo, and the work of n
toe right to represent, snd turthening them with peice of tb a calibre in tbe ciseuates i
direct t.xes for three-fi'ihs of their slaves, by earily a elow one. Tbere is also a laig
aathorUhtg the importation of slaves for twenty ' of artillery stores, consisting of about 4"
years, ar.d" by etia-ulaticf for the rendition of of powder, and propwiionat. quan-i'.; 1
fugitives from labor and shell. The work men engaged her
We slBrm that these ends for which this Gov- i tn fcrt -rv night, owing to the wa '
1 - , s- - i . i .. r i i reffn r L-ftmmui.ica1 . on BMh theri'r. I
I deciding uuon the oronrietv of our domestic In;'.. '
, toll - -d s,Te'denied 'the righ,8 0
e'tabüjhed in ndeen if th States and reeoi.
, a
, u,-ed b7 the 001 b ltullon ,hc7 hve dounced
aa ainfnl lhe insHtnli.in nf av.rt tl.. K ...
- j r - o
permitted the open est .b'ishment among them of
societ es, wbese avowed obiect is ta disturb the
pea-e and to eloign tbe proper'y of the citizens ,
of o ber S a'es. They have encouraged aud
1 thousands ol our slaves to leave their i
homes; and those who remain bave been incited j
ÜT emutwies, books and pic. urcs, to servile in-
rrectioa.
For twenty-five vears ihn agitaJon has b;en
w ...."" I at ...
" . ,1 : . .... . ' . i i... V" " A i
ave-auiij lut.ras uK. uu.,. . . ..... . i I a ara !'"- wat hm
its aid the power of the common Government!00 re '"J0" V" l.r";. ,i
Observing the forms of th. Canatitotion. a aec- ' charee iot lhe harbor l.ght Some tl
tonal party has found .Uhta that artiele lab- V ' S f
S'ltJ VaJf "- aC?JlW tfiamiurMi, II uiciUB VI i
subverting tbe ConstituUon itself. A geograph- i
.... ... . .. i .u - : ;!..:-.. i
V'ÜS " ",h f " Lt ,n. Uft
- -
the election of a man to the high office of Presi-
dent of tbe f niteJ Statea whose opinions and pur I
PO hostile to alavery. He is to be en- f
'IU -1 VI Lfl LIP R.U 111 1 La IB I rm t lull Ol III H nOIiimfin
www.- SW ft
Government, because he has declared tbat that
"Loverniueni can not enaure permanently halt
-I I V... - . n r. , I k. .k. ' J
a. . .. . ..i
Slavs .uu iian ner, kw iuwi iup ,uoiiu uiiou
' ia tha naiicf ti.at alaverv is in the I
' T I P I
-'-.mw.
m u . - - w . .
j
asstoii '
course of ultimate t.
n.i li . , .
: ni secuuuai comuinauon ior me .
of the Constitution, ha been aided jn eome ot the
Sutee by tltvaiijgto citiaenahip pro(i who. by ,
the tupremr law of the lam, are inc tpable i.t h-I
ii." e cit a.'n; and their otes h vt brt u ustd .
to ir mura e a ptlic , hof ile to ihe Sju'h, j
ai.d deo'iuctivp f ite peace ttid tt'e y.
Ou tbe 4ih of March in at ibi" pr y will take
peeftiai of the G orernnful. It has inuou.f-1
th it the South s'iall be exclude 1 from the m-
mon ternlory ; thai the judicial tiibui.ald th .i b-
made sectional, and thar a wr muit be weg-d
against slavery until i t'iill ceiee throughout ifce
l! :ited States.
The guarantees of the Cons'itutio ! then
ou iifujot,!, tucrquni riyiii.. ui mr e im -ui
oe (4ir
The t-loeelioldii' a:a'r? will uo I :ngrr I
niTe th o-wer of Belf-zorfnuii.-L' or lf-prc
teetion, and the Federal Ujrtrnm:n'. will bare
D ,. mg their cnemv.
Sectional iuftrcst and aiiim it? will dceptft
, the irriution, and all hop of ti BV d t M i , x'lert i
j vaiu by the fact th.it public opi: let) ' I ft North
baa invested a great political tjrtaw tHk tftw sine
j tiooj of a more rrotieoue" rÜ(J IM-
We, iberelore , the people . Sju'.Ii t: u,
i by our de'cgilr in Convention n ..-.. n-tjl. il. uj
; pealiug to the Supreme Judge of the world lor
j the rtctifade vi nr luteut. inf, hive ajlecinly
declared that th- Uuion brretwt as syIbw b -i
twe'en tbia S:a'.e nd the ntlur 5 t't -t tt N irtii
' America, is dissolved, und th it the S ate t.t South (
Crolioa baa rruuud her po.n'iou amocg the .
! nations of tbe wt rid as a fr.e, stiver ich, and m- :
dependent Sute, with fall power to levy war, !
c',BC'ud paci1, contract ailiaucea, e" abl:ohcom
coerce, anu to do all other acta and thiuct hich
.. . ..... Q . . j.
other act and tbiuca hieb
indept-ndeut Sea' es mar ol rirt;t do
And, for the ?upyort ol th-s Declara ion, with
firm rel.atco on tbe prot-r ,u ot Divine Provi
if ra aar ia rn nfn a 1 I ar Lotlnu tt ... nt iu a.tn
mutuilly p'edge to e..ch other our
, .
or.
From the Charleston M-rcu jr. DeceinVr 13ih.
Uur tlnrb r -lielf n,r.
.
dftmsnn-
flf rial nf iht Vonit ucVon rf ihr
Gl-tmXew and fliiaatdilll Out-
M'fit and Gi t
icurkt Arm'Wit nt aaht Fori It tt i Going
on at Fort Sum er and Out I'ickvy. c ,
dre , dre.
The aitent ererj with which wuik is now
being pushed forward u u lha 'orffications
rrectta 'or the protec Ion IIb Ban r at Cur es
t"n. i.-omelhii rr a', oi.ee new s' f n r i iJ ii irv
To kern ttn ri.wN nf Ihe W. reuru lutlw ,...i..a
lu regard to tvenla trat.-j,-, aig m-.ui.Q' Oval, wc
i - . . , Z
prtuem oeiow an interesifr ccouun i in.ae ac
live operations of tbe Fedeiai aoiboeill. It at
I ,1... - l , r-
akld kmv that .he E.eeuü ..1 s,,t. u
. 7. , 7 , .. .T ,
in'. i'iiT hit in r ni un ir. if i-ni r.tr nn in puiBiuin
....... .. 4 ... . .j - l : .1 .
u i.. c i . . -, uiu inn, i-e-t no'i.'r unu ucii-iise
it täte in bis keeping. Until Urn in the past
, . , ... .. w ' wewsw war w-
... , -
.ur oeacn, piua up uy 1 ne wina ag .ii.pt rne eoum
.n. h.a ..,ir,i .h,m oj;ki i
..u ui jiim mu h.iit hli...o v 'iiiuwsi
by a single leap, nd the empty gi.r.s Were tufli red
to rxa out in tarmleaa aaaici v noon the noble
tiij. A
ha7. A r. ,,. ...,1 V. m.,w.in..a
, clujge.
0
is an enclosed water battery. buv;,.C a front on
FoRT M L'LTItIC
ih .,,nih ..iu. ... . Ulli .,,n a
d.p'h of abou' 24') ieet. It is butt with ealieni
0' a sturmifjc p.utT, or bv rectt r r .; tcbea
Below we tive ft tough diagram cl tne line ol
fottirl cations.
Here ia given the r.!au of Fort .Vouhiie.
The outer and inner walls are of brick. capped
with stone, aud filled in with earth, making a
" "u ' u.itea or nx.een n-ei in tnicauess
ttaawawk now in nroeriKa ednaiatain cleaning
. . r ,7 , . , , .....
the M 'ro,a ,hp P" : the 10:1 : u',chn8
' -. Tw u .w.,..mr, . u wetting a
giaciep WttlWl'g git.i'-.a.n- eas-
and west walls, and L.-tead, cutting sally-ports,
which lead ioio strutter out works ou the sou'.L-
east and souti -west unfits, iu which 14-poucder
I OotiUcT gUJt will It pUcfJ, euabli ig ttc gini-
j aoo to sweep tLeoittb cn iLree b'Jtt with grapa
and canister.
j The north west angle of the fort haa also bten
. airtpgiocneu hv u baatiouettr, Vt ru-tai.i i
! weight of a heavy t i . tu t.J
J main street ol the Is acd.
The main entrtnee his s'.so awM "tir(.d anl
i trap door io Utt quare cu" m Ihe dt.or lor
. iugresa and egree. At t; i Unto tb. be ighi of '
the wall, 'roai the boaatSJI oi tbe ditch to the top
i of the naripct, ia 20 feet. Tha difci is from 12
o 15 feet wide t th. b .se, and IS feet deep.
The nature ol tbe soil would not seeaa o admit
I of this dep.h bt i ig increased, q-tikaand having
oeru reactieu m many places. 1 ne wcrx on toe
I aouth aide ia nearly fintsh.d. The countersoarp
is eubauultally butlt ct pi.tr.k, n"d -pread i'h
rarl, all uf which ia k -p? firmiy in place by the
I ddaion of Sections of plank nailed to Bprisjbtt
10 ttnd crossing ' ,vh otr or ft right
BbMai rntkiug eq lares ol ab ut 10 feet each
The purioae of the glacis, whic i i- n inclined
plane, is to exprse an attacking pirty to the fire
ot t . c lu I.1, which ar.; s . p: iei-! .t ti sicep it
j f thr 01 lhe OMUlurscrap to tbe edge of
the bc.ch
Uu ihe north side all the woo l-'n gu : ctses
have been placd close together ou the ramcarts,
apparcntiy for the turptweof seeming ic against
an esca.ade, bv.t possibly aa a screen tor a battery
of heavy guua. A good n any mrr are engaged
inciearir:;; tne ramp . na oi iitri ana csrtn, lor
the i.uipose of put kagdawa a viry utly looking
arrangemetif, which consists of 6trtp of plank 4
incbts wide, It inches thick, ard Ü or 8 feet
long, tharpoi ed at lha paiai, and nailed down, so
as iu prcjeot about 3 leet Lonxmta'ly Irom the
lop of the walla.
A notice ble fs.ct in the bsii. nettes to which
we have bor. alluded. laiM ftaftM in which one
of them has been buik. 1 be ewe completed is
fTmed of solid m-.-tnry. 1.. i.. itn-tin- t e
B.
ocner, nowevcr, . tr mow. rx oi ptanx i.a ocen
saha i'u'ed. An i M he inside it Hit w.oden
outwoik loos. Hteka h ve been p'accd. Hi h
bastiouettes aie armed ihn ssaatl catroide,
and a bowi'ser po.t d la'er.lly so - s " com jani
ibe whole iuteiveui: g me at by a aswat tiro.
In the Lurr. d ex. cittou ti ihtse e aajb I In
provemi nts, a large lorcc -bout- ITU me are
coLS'antiy engaged. Additions are duly m ide
to this number, ar.d lite work of pattlag lay post
in lhe best po-i-ible condition for detei se, I car
ried on with almost incredible vigor.
THE GARRISON.
A few davs ."go Col. G .rJner, who, for
rs,
'ioe
had held ill post of Cinimudaut, and
courier? and bear-. ig had sou Hie liieud
J ot
and
i j r
u the
or hia galant and mer.to.iuui eondut.
battle of Moliuo del Kty.
i ne otner cuicers are: Lipr. Anner u u
id.y, C-tp. T Seymour, L'en'. T TftSSOt, l.'.ut.
j. C. Divis. Lieut. N J. Hall all of k first
Capt.J G. Foster .Ld Leut. G. W. J,r,
ol the E.tgipeer corps.
Aatlaunt Surgeon S. W. Caw ord. A th.
rir-t Regiment Artillery.
Medical Statt.
The force, utder these rentlenien, co
j two companies of Artillery. The c.u
I bowevhr, aie not fi.'!. the two com ti-ii
ol
lies,
i w.
Haw
ni
i are informed, only ab,., aeventr mei , il
the bat d- A sln-rt time ao, two ad'
companies were execfe'l, bu", they he
: come; and it is
i aid bs, lie? liio
0f the garrison
now positively sta'e! tba
lure
p-esent t least, uo rem'on rent
vigilance in the v.jrt
While the woixtrg meu are doing won
ibe out-ide. the soldiers within arc by no
idle. Field p ec a have been p'ac. d in j
upon the green wi-bin 'hs fort and doui i
i xpedients of military engineering have be i
gUcted to make tbe poei ion as strcrg as ;
on
os
02
'he
b-
.t
le. It ia sid thai thj great. st vigilanct
g M in , V3rr rt.KUu-io-i at thi tims ami
'u ' .!.. .8" . . ' ' ' . . '
I aw I
w
pee
ah
i vU-
t-pon
matter for an utsider, aLd the fid or ah
to get m, mttst make up hie oiiLd to bp,
with all the c.utior, oeremony and circn
lion with which the Allies are advanch
tbe Capital nf thf Celestial Empire
rOkT Sl'MTia,
a woik of sol it? masonry, octagonal In
pierced ou tb north, east and west sides
I :S,
' a
- in
: is
, double row of port-boles for tne neaviet-'
j and on the j.mtn or land side in addition
' ings for guns, - p holes lor musketry, s' i
the middle ot the harbor, on the edge
i ship channel, and is said to be bomb proo'
at pre eent wtir.out any regular garrison.
These is a large force of workmen-
one hundred and fif y in all busily em
Ot
ps
t
"t
.rf
e, !
in .
ow 1
. ty
,or
3t I
M
. to
r. ,
k Iocte, on (, , southern ex remi-y o
.'.n ..f l.nrl. whirh.r , H. in . V
--r - -
direction to Hog laland Chionel. To
1 J- .1
is le rr. sent- a cirt
I wuc me itf v
It has nev.r been considered of m
quence as a fortrees, ultht-ugh its pi
the city -outd give it importauce,
armed ai d jruriaoiiid From a has
tioo we fiud that there are about fi
rva- i
auns
mounted on ibe parapet; the unjor
are eighteen and twen'y-four pound
"Coluaibiads" are. however, within
here are a so supplies o. powder, eh
Am wt.Ac T.e ih, ro 1 -1 t 1 1 isrisun a f I
At present there is no garrison at tl
forty
.erct i
irn
v I J I, a v. t I
n: ";' "'."'
neet oi rt i-r at mrep ions wu cn '
it
at once
: IC.
- Major
. c:
mt nine
md sol
.n gray;
. and in
. formed.
to be, and which should always reu.
the pride and sefeguaid of our city
rr Din Ai-rE ara.nce cr maj an
The New York aw r thus d
AMiitBaoa, oommandsn at Fort N
in pnysique ine m iwuaa
Innl... in h.tnPl,. Pi li.. IIP. TV .
.ta. i
mi u.'nu' v - -
dierlvt his hair is thin and turnl:
. . . ., ,
bis comn exion ewarinv: nts e
icMijjsci hjs nose prominent rt
. .
CtSTI.E PINCKaFT
A stronger would read in his ar and
oeterr ini't"tt and H rx'.cil w
to him H h a eon I dt-nl eCaMCT li
tercourc belt very oonrteotht, ai ridl vo
nud abtit'drint getic'i' .t ." - . - v , :
is always agreeable and freoilcai ttm i
riffirfied, man of andatjr,ted oooragCf and
a iru-eoldier, m ty M rwUwdnn ' obey Of d
ai d to Jo hi - duty.
l'.riert of KeattlMlWftUft 'I' I si ui Si .
"'e Pbiladtlphia I'ms aayt:
x. weeka not lt-u than 15,lH;0, aad am
(H M I . persona in thia city have unMjvc rd y b
dtCtlltKed from MIU UlOliä Wtierr th.y rip.
rri ; .e of e-.riiinir heir brpud br tfci
ol their brow. Directly and : .
not lese ihm 50,000 persona depei.d,U upon 'he
x r.ii.' 1 1 tlieae ojet.tivre tut lab - t 'ice."
Tb Nttick, Ma., fJaWter eaj
w n o w. k the eboe-fntiou- e I an leaving tb
town for M.ico and New fi !,i
uuinhcr. Toe failure' i i Jiouiii N .tn .tut
to i c rly li'ilf a tnilliuu dü:i .'a
The Hwtlord (Co-n ) p p
puis "to ul tne ii.noeiiC o: im i :i o -tional
piiucipltt in nur MMV Bftl uW i . fta I the
c meeqnent cessation ol tjajt M .'i rrc ur e iih
ih-southeio portion of our Co.Jt 1. 1 ay. Wood
ruff A B'acb'a Urge Cancern is rui
" gU bouia p. r day, end a Urge ftwtjftwer our
bea'. mechar:c, diachar . siniHe coti
ct res have b mc either to aeek eru-
pi jintnt elsewhere n r. :;..a.i idle. Ti e worst
is yet to come.
lu Mid lle'on, Conn.,
n .ki;.i . ZL
. In Middl.ton. tW. maounring it du !
OenfrabhthmeuUmpu.y;:. r ulr-r ha. da
i- runniitg on hill time " i . er, empioyfc g
near four Lisudrcd, ha,a d icided to cl
tin Iba
l.ot January.
oa the 1.: oi Jt tury, and tcvi . il other n r I i
thai aiciiii'y tue to atop about th it r iv
Tfc three i. low manu pc nie in E ß . n .
employ iuc; lit y men, htv-- -top
'i r.iy mtde
pluwa for Southern ui".
The following is an t
xtrict from a It ttt r rt-
reived by ft meiemtile bowaa la Cltvt laad ; ni
o'n of the leading lion.-r in New Tork aityi
'Faetoric?, michint i hopi, and ajl osber i ihM
t.al pursuits here are 'ii e ;r.rgiug Irom twenlv
five, fi ty to one bandied Inn t - : .i'v Tue cloi. -
i ig housea have but one third o lhaaTMfaaJ
newe, thus throwing out ot emtoyment from
"'"'OI.,
10.01 0 to 15,000 htudr Cartter. wbo have fa
! rt-CI M II. ' 'lOTII It'll, I 1
1 J .1,
I . - - - - ,,,. ' ld
fi ,, ,, v .... ti, ÜI n. p.n v, ,,, o
I ? . ,i .,"f . ,V ' ?
..e t, .
K-ouac here, r.reb.t . ., A
i'. s aw-
M iveek
i!i; aa o.-.
! 11 1 alone uiribuc.-d cu i'v l ,
. -
I tu
Iftitaportirg Lous.-a are p..
otra are going Torward, u- y h.iv. Ij ; um'.er-
mauded, and many Ha run atartng thtal in the
fa, tjlmMw ri
I'mm tUe llnuit- of Mr. L.iicol...
, 1 rl "
1 vT Tribune, a tier iftt. ol 23d Instant, write
i slol:..w jnrwl.rence ih- x.. v-
1 Line
On my arrival hare, I find Mr. Lincoln chter
ful hoP!""l W '-ho uliim kta future
He i a
"res rcgu.arty at ten o clock I k t s t
' ninw-lfiw ii.i wttMW antil Inn tn I h,. mr.: r.
. . - - -"n - J- " " "
ir g, when hj appears at h:a aOOSJ ; s
House. A few hours there, and eg .in he seeks
quiet at hum to read bia ic ten (UI thai ou.V
tobe read) and the tupeis ol" the day. Th DM
retnote from here, who fetr more that Mr Lin
coln wifl be murdered by bi frio::di thn his
tot-e (it P has any)d.in; kn.iw h;s .xcdlent
1 wile, who will lOL st chrer'til T iir r t ; y wl:t ..
: ever dag.-r cornea iu thtt di.-i c tiara.
I ne ramny w, II leive her,- toward tbe close of
Fehmarv. and rmecud to Washinrton a nnleil.
, 1 ,
as possible, avoiding our N Wthaffl Cl' .a t-ete
torinai recep'toe. woo .1 I k y
A niece of Mrs Lincoln a t
j c moli-hcd vcung ladt f aaghteea "Will
ibe Prei-Jtutial pirlv on tVtir jawiatlj. Bad W!l
I become a mombt-r ot ii. a '.mi.y at tbe V'hie
House. I oug'nt not prhaaa, ta - tbts
I latter laawNadag : . ' , !ct ;t n'"' 0
rniny youc Republ:re to W t.-h nton . a to
,nkr ocr tiund-t d ;i Sawih ihn k M law
;.tk-? c .- t
V i
H.rrarJ G-.lli ire, -..J who ia high i k- o ftt
Sarlufisld. will jiio bu parti-n- ':. tfa iaV j to
wane i gun
; A f .w :. .. I i..ry.
. The fo'l awing tff c.i gaairrfttiva parfarta ü
,aTft been given by a father to his eo.i u a a
j je.iv.d fiom his oan biiter ep..i re o'
i grieving and eis-ing a BtOtbat's love and couc-
sc :
What agway wis vi-i Te cn my itotaw! fee
wheu ehe saw that all tbe bad taid and snffered
faiied st mcve mr ! She r e to go home, nn-l 1
followed at s diatatca. t"he -ooke no more lo mo
fill fho reached her owu door.
"Ii ia eeh'Hil t m no," eaü she. "Go, my
ton, rd once mure lei mo baaeicb you (o thi k
upe-n w'na I hrve sji-1."
"1 shan'i go to ectuol,'' Is..
She locked p.stou'ihed st my co'drtc-s, bu re
plied firmly
Certainly you will so, Alrref; I comTCtnd
you."
"I will not," said I, In a ttino cf dt fi isctk
"One of two thin-.s yon mu-t do, AI "red
either co to echoo! this mmninsr. t r I will iuck
you iu your room ai d keep .ou thrr.- ' Ii t
ready to promiao implicit awaffi H M M my wishes
I n the fu'tjr."
"I el ire you to do kt you ein', g t picii.i
siBtra."
Alfred, chooac now," aaij my mother, wbo
ia,d her haod upon my arm. She u.mblt'l vto
leutly and was deadly pale,
louch jj.,, ki, k sM , h .
ieM) u jd kr.0Wä j -ko ml r ,
1 j
Will you g A!fr-. ?'
"No," I replied, bwl 1 quailed bcr.c .ih her
eye.
Then follow me,' she said, -.s -he grasped my
arm ti-raly.
I raised my foot oh, my son, heir 'tie! I
raised my foot aud ki-.-ktel Ler :cj .-...' c
mother! How my he id reels as thu Mrraal ot
memory rushes ovtr ins! I kicked my mother, a
eeble woman my Mtber! Bbaaatgetwdbaek
a few st. pa, end seabed aalaai the wall, i ba
did not lock at uie 1 saw her h art beat . t
her b.-cas'.
"Oh, Heavenly Faihet!'' said she, "forgive
him he kunws uot what be doer!"
The caideuer just then passed tbe door, &tid
', seeing my mother pale and almobt unable t.i -t t-
Hsj. 1 part herself, stopped alia heckoned him in.
evet I "Take tbia b.y up ptairs and lock him iu bis
fing I room," said sbe, and 'urned from me. Luukirg
aud back as she waa enterit g htr room, tte gaea
for euc'n a look of aony mtngled with the mo t in
Oj ten-e lovt! it waa the lat: unutterable pi..
from a bvart that was broken.
In a moment I found myself a prisoner in m ,
own room. I thoueh for a moment that I wouU
ü oii myeeK fro n Iba opea wi..
brains out, but I fell a r.ii to do ii I
, n-t ilel ThepOe facial my mother haunted
ma. I flung atyabll on tbe bed aad fell asleep
I Juat at twil gbt I beaid a lootsicp ap.io.cl. lb.
door, it waa my Bist r
"What miy 1 tell your mother for yon? ' i
awtwo.
"N ithiLg," I replied.
"Oh, Alired! for my s-k.-, f, r all n ; ,
CWW tKaf WAI1 ia mnwmm hA lavaaawa. I .. .
i v wisaa-. tiia aiu ami ? uuc lUUba IU 1 t'1 l
! ' .. ' '
0j - JOU.
I would no: snawtr. 1 hcirj her loo:
slowly r.-treatinp, and 1 gain 1 threw Wya.ll l .
(hebed to pass another wretched and fear ul
. - ....
Another loola'en. slower and feeble r ' n n.v
sister's, dietuibtd me. A vo ce aaUed
nam. Il was niy mo I;. rV.
"Ailred, my sou, shall I cotnc f sbe askew.
I cannot tetl what mtluence, operatir g at 1b.1t
noment, mide me epeJk aavtrsi- to BJ leelio,a
The fjentlc icice of no motht r melted By o: dn-
rule heart, and I loui;pd to throw myself on htr
n nie r , I 1 ...... D aa . asataa - am .a I
ur.V JUV I UIU UVl. UUI UI V WUi.l fa - ' . 1 1'
in m itirr m hn I - . ii n.-r I mr n rtr u.-nr I
heard her rithdraw. I l ea d her eat. I kaaaas
to call her bick But 1 c.d not. the city, where be ia elso known, and where ii
1 was awaknued nom my uneasy s'timbcr bv cau do him no bsrm, but bss rather bad a teud
SaShmk CAM Md m7eiitcr;e-7 to k.i his friend. cloaer.obim;bu,our.c
"Git up, Ai red. Oh, don't wait a minute 1 j Cl,UDt ""ßht be read where the public have no
Get up and come with me. Mother is djim !'' means ol kuowing him as 11 e community here
I thought i as ."ling, but IfHap have, ftnd reproach might thus be thrown upon a
mechanically aud follow, d mv sister, ton the . a. .ut
bed. aod cold as ma.ble, lay ti.y motber. be I CSme 'ff tb "? ""'Mj
was not uudresjed. She b.d thrown herself ou does not deserve reprorch.
the bed to rest. Arising to go again to ate, aba The circumstances of this case are about as we
was se Z'.a with palpitation of the heart, and w.s ' ., . .
borne senstiew to ber room. sUted in cur ,8eoe of atnrdy- Itapoears, bow-
I can not tell jou i'h tlin agonj . r. that lhe plan was meditated. Some two
aaea htr; my remorse was ten'old great. . or ihree weekt tgo ope of the women accosted !
tbe fact tbat ibe wuld never know it. I bellt Ved Lu , u u - - - - - . . .
t. th vi t m wheu he waa working in hia garden,
myself tobe ber murderer. Icouid not weep. : .-8..uru,
My heart burned In my bosom; my brai., wa oa I a d Mwl if he was a Presbyterian clergyman
lire. My sister threw her arms around me a: d II ten. led that be Wat She theo told him thtt !
w f nt. in mltrtrp. Sndii?i 1 w wt ezktw m. hilf t.t mn
. r 1 . , " . r I
d I t.on 01 w, ccher s band-ber eyes unclosed
e She had recovered consciousness out not apaeeb.
. Ah. irthmA .1 pna anrl wn.v.li h lina I ,AA
5 ' V -.- i -
i not unueriana ner woros.
'Mother! mother!' I shrieked, "aay only that
you forgive met
Snecsuid not say it with her lins, but hrr hand
She A-miled upou me, and bJHag ;
.1 i nre.v. ..
her thin white hauds, she cla. p d ay own .,,
tbem, acd casthcr eyes upward She moved her
lips in prayer, and -!usshc died,
I remained tti'l kneeling beside that d. ir orm
till my gentle siste.- removed me. The J ol
.i e bad gone lorevei 1
y bo spurn a mother'c cantrol. v .
ashamed to own that they are wrong, aho think
it manly to resist ber aaaftjarHy, or yield to her
icflience, bewart! l ay not up for y nt. -elves
bitter memor ta lor future years.
Mxxioa.n Mi'STaNu Liniweit. From rich and
poor, bond and Iree, all eolers, jraden, ai .1 cou- 1
ditionsol life, the aamr. m,i nfns.it ;u.-..t i
üitn S
baa c-
;s, Bites, Straiued Horses, ic, it
...1 among Liniments. Giutine , 1 or
ISalt ,. It is the House's. eper'a aud F.; uitrs' P
frit:..!. Weeks ol illnesi a: d loss of" time are !
saved by an early apolkation of .Mjsnarig Lini
ment. It should always be oa hat. J. V. .
of whom you buy, and have it warr tntt .. n-uine-
All genuine will hereafter be ar tbe H :ua
ture of G. W. Wrsrsaoox, Chemist, tad D s.
B.wX, Proprietor, w th tbe words "Trade,"
" dark" in two Medallions ot th. FtdsealCas
rfiicy. Sold at t5 eis , 50 cu., and .fl U per
Bottle, by all respectable dealer throughout tbe
world. P.S. BARNE- A CO.,
pov15 d&wm. New York
iDie woDaeriai article- Sores are bidi- ) nina a"Ufc lut v " wu,ruiDg re- i , : . e . uuujuic , - w um? er- v...nai v.-imgwiiiri, on
ML , ful, aLd untold ills assuige.l by this UMilibli ! Ult l ,he t when be was kidnapped. On little one ever enjoyed ber iatfaw parents not along this gre.t ade. .socb at ,a-
tbe f sWJu-a B..: era r i tl l! i V : nt .).- h li P ii ! 1 ft m.t Viia hr.n statt sawaal I Sft T C sWnaawsfl . Jflat n:a-n thaw rv r ftla h a, aewaal UM waastil ha- ika a aMaaaw aaJ bsaaaa ft2t. IK a. .a
1 'ai . , . . m i, a ..r. uri . ail. itw . f tiiAniw. m. mm, j : . ita iiBjftariieai aa i ten a mi nr i i nap ritmi.iA q.m , - n.i.im.i
UICU1L UL'. V '.A t W . I) III -1. niH II J l-f Tt a.tt mW 1 - D a aa.a, uc ut-e . EUä r .av-.- - a. . . . , - - .. a a. a. wv,v( - I r ' .V .IIP Wfl 1 He' I . . ' l"'l.tW J . t WWJ ötfUIU. WW nW läf- lift I Pmaft
ExToaT.no Menu - A Sihoolii DvtL'r-
mknt a i.ry reepecio.e clergyman oi our cuy,
t: ii l man v Lu.r cnaraccr is aoovc BCep.ctuo, uaa i
rec atiy o?en made me tic i in ot an nt:scrupu-
I I it die. A3 there are miny rumors about '
ou the etreet, and some that do injustice to the i
I irel party, we will give a statement ot the
I ,-.s it ic understood by the effisert who made
t .
II .. ; i! a that on last Friday night the clergy,
rft alluded to was retun.it z home along
i cf.eet, just north of the co-poration line,
:. ii two women and a man anoroacbiua
II ltaofi Into the street to let them
a M Am women followed him and instated
pi. -ulJ accompany tbem. He ndcavortd
. tat ape, when the man caught hiin roughly by
u and commenced dragging him t IT. At
m. ui. turec men wtre seen on the oppc
itM if tbe street acd Ihe clergjmau ap
I to the m for aid. Tbe men ranlied that
v did not know Lim and would not interfere
He Wa t -ken thus forcibly to e. house kept by a
Batd i' tcr We'ab, Ld there under threits
l i a note payable oca day afterdate
o: $?H), with the costiderat'on tta'ed iu it that '
it Wat -Jven to prevent cxpopu.-e for having illicit
atfc rcouree with one of the women. After i'.go
ing tne i ore ne wa sunerea to depart. When be
rttawtial heme he told his wife ibe story as above I
ii .ted, and a?ked her advice.
Sbe prevailed ,
. . !,im ta pay the money and let the matter diop.
. p. . WaitlMlk wkk Ammm Th..
H WfW WW W"KW" WW w nawu 111 U V . t l V
mm had marked the batik Dotes, aod
: '1 himself with a pistol, determined to cet
I b;9n0te in exchange for the b.Lk notea, acd then
i .ke :h: swindler return the money. But Mr
Wi ! h aoalal play with piatol, too, and when his
victim drew a piatol, be drew on. also, and
cocked Hi arid looked twice as ferocious and
ft Htdthitatf as tha feeble and delicate preacher
Ida, Had Mr Welsh anil rid bis extortion
ftp here, he would probably have escaped
Oj yc-'.trday morning tbe parson received a note
, ru th ; otLrr WOmtD at Mr. W.'l boute.demand-
' ..
I
fifty d .liars on her account. Seeing there
' bs no end to the matter, the worthy ler-
ni ii t. keJ the advice acd assistance of Catt
. ot the Police. Word was sent to Mr. Welsh
' ton and get the money, and when he ar
rived be waa taken, with hia confederate, the
l d girl. The first one, it is said, has e?
e.pe3, aud Welsh says t-be has the $'200 with
'. r. From letter; found on him it appears be is
Cleveland, where he has a wife and family,
u d he left there with one of those women. lie
d to be a gentlemanly looking man.
C MMITMENT OV W ILSH aJID OTHtftS FOB Fx
r it ing Monit ar THtiaTS tr VioLiaict Ex
cit r.a rNT ExmiMATlo.t Watvto Tne exami
9 ah and the two women, Jane Snow
a id Eilst Fi rd on tbe charge of extorting monej
a rhrfjasaw. was fixed at two o'clock on
ii'.iirJdT atttr.oon at ihe Mayor's office. Lot g
ore lha Lour named the office and every cor
: p oachingtoit was crowded. It was found
tie fur the attorneys, witnesses, and oth-
:. i -ttd Lo gain access, and Mayor Maxwell
aanftaee d that the examination would be held at
.he C'"tr'. house. There the crowd hurried, but
house waa found entirely too small to
i i one half the people who were eager to
i, and a scene of pushing acd shorn g and
.-, "ire!y, if ever witDessed around the
g, ct.suid. The it terest felt tn the
WSJ intense, end tbe feeling was altogether
favor ol the Kcvereni getitieman who had
h.-tn ou'raged and persecuted. Th. press of the
1 r - d was so preat tbat up to the judge's atand,
it-ide of tbe bar, waa ooeaolid maae
- . ti. Tn.. prisoners were got into Court by
iedgerdemain known only to officers of the
Court, and afler the buxx attending their arrival
ted ihe Mayor asked if the parlies were
to proceed.
W, F. Fishback, Prosecuting Attorney for
: ia tief, T. A. Hendricks aud II C New
e l for tbe State; and R. L Walpole
A. Colley for tbo de'ense. The affida
vit waa by Captain Roas, and charged tbe de
US with i x oriing money under threats o
violence, and also with assault and battery. A
(on.-ultdfiou was held between tbe malt
ad Lis counsel, duiiug which time tbe
omni, who arc go tl looking, but bold and
ri, k.p'.up a comtant succession of smiles
an l aeda Itwd winka on the crowd, indiscrimin
atrly, a if they eeoght to mesmer'x; tbem with
charm. I) it their witching, winsome ways
a con r.ry iff ct, and settled tbe
popul tr mind d.termirirdly against them.
Hut one of lhe women had been arrested or.
. ittd as two were iu Court, Captain
tti that tbe othe r, supposed to have
. i.i C1-. velaod, Ojio, bid returned ou that
(rd ) mcriiiug and be had arretted her at
.e'ct'.e pirties resided. Mr. Wal-
I ; what amount the bail had been fixed
ITelah w.s firt arrested. Mayor Max
weU repllad thai Fat Welsh it was $500 and for
the woman j 100.
Mr. Walpole then stated tbat tbe defense
would waive aa (lamination, and he trusted that
toe Couit would uot mke the bail excessiee.
Mr. Hendricks rem iked tbat be bad been in
formed that Mr. Welsh owned property in Cleve
land, Ohio. Tbe amount obtained by the fraud
was J.200, and he thought lhe bail should be fixed
ai leaal as high as it would be for an officer
gh whose bands money would pass. How
ever he was willing to truat the discretion of tbe
Cjurt.
Mr. Walpole and Mr. Colley both expressed
their willingness to abid. the decision of His
Honor without further argument.
Mayor Maxwell remarked that ic view of the
unusual excitement and the great interest evinced
ou the part of tbe public in the case its enoi-
mity, and from what he knew of it, although he
n .a iiol ex .ainea ant of tbe parties ui-der oathi
would fix the bail for Mr. Welsh at 2 000,!
and lor the women, Jane Snow and Elizi lord,
ai i Htl .h Th. aei.inn ni ,h. m i
, . , . .. , .
, -eceived with demonstrations of applause all
a .. . ....
over tre room ine crowd was so closely packed
lb tl it was difficult to stamp, but wherever there
-., damping room good ue waa made of it, at d
a . . tat awa
r , s of ' cnod. "ood." arose ou everv side. This
ende t the proceedings in Court, and the window
w, rc opened to give means of exit to lhe crowd,
j the .m. mnäan of which rewanad in the
' woril until tha nrlam. wa wa.a aalala Iaru4w. af law. I :
1 " W "f p.aj
1 v,ie freely made of lynching Welsh,
, and bad lie been bailed out or released it would
hive been done without any doubt. He is much
safer in j til than he would be in any olher q aar-
ter ol the city. 1 be ribald u'k of the women
ai they pissed back to jail, dieguated eveiy one
I
We have ihiuht proper to suppress the name
, ol the elergjm.n.
Il.s name ia well known in
t w. - ( u.t r k a . t . I
BUe a Ultiuuiti w. iuu vuurtu, 111 it Der TUE-
d . g L fe that sbe waa left here
U1UU ' .l cere i
a St TOO T( T, deStl i " te. and Wllh S Sick chi d. anrl I
..- - .
a-kio the loan ot ten aoiiars. Mr. told ber
ttnt pe had not ten dollars in the house, bat that
I. . .
"c " vvuw...u.., .uu -a
desvur lo get astlsUnce for ber- She left, after
--inp.p,im har addrfcot. W hon he went into the
hoase, b. says he thought seriously over tbe I
wjman'sttorv.and determined to visit her. It
was early in the afternoon
i, . . . I
Den Da "lved at
. lne wr-man asxed him to be seated,
I a) . spaaed to avoi I the subject of her
d Stitatioa lie asked to tee ibe tick child, and
ll was io St. Louis, fie says this
; opened hia eyes to
i i .
the kind of woman she
At tb. meeting of ona
ne icu. ai toe meetirg ol one
; of ibe relief
,uc v..7 aner, ne
detailed the crcumstance in sum. remarks be:
1 I lir d ior hiin' ud biuo 'old where be waa,
d i- where be wa.
m ..cuiK ..c. bio.t men was, mat i
h"r raoturr had arrived, and that they were des
ti i. . mi akirg himto etil again at the houe.
i' tl et was wheu be was accosted on St
t, aa his teluru home, the same night.
He wa 1 at.dled by tbe mac Welsh, and
d-.",- 1 by miiu force by bla own gate. The
h aaa win re the note was signed is outside cf
corporation, ou the east sij. of Illinois
street.
The four men to whom tba appeal waa mad.
wh:n .Mr. was being dragged oil, are re-dj
(o testify and tfe iu Ct u-l cn B .t r ! y. 1'
in m o v o. u.-,iii i t .puis kos :.ia lce
circum tai.. t ,u fi:m 'Ovtt tee irqut-
riea on fcot rli! to t .11 upou tb i jureJ party. '
Whin Mr. found that tbe four mm were
no', as be euppoetd, a party to h , :of Kgtitit
him, he snw his way clt --r It) taw ... ., aa t ltd
ibrcaU that had BtJftWl aVft aWwtava him F
tht'r not ii-tcrferi j. he awppjMctlt l SMTW ftW
ties to IM fraud 1 i . i . u wiil
teetify, we learn, tbat ot.. . I .... t .l i
him ih.it ii i- . r inn rt moi.- iht ftM
bud betu efgag.d in r?a..iar plot- halber ret-
son lor rr.ak'rg a c'.erg)mau iL? vicLu wat that
ehr haJ jus', bteu stda.cd by a pst-Ler tu.d tlt j
etc wculd fl cce them whenever she c u!d, and
, , ' j
Mah more to .he a-.me tff.ct. Their reason !
M not io'tr'cring at the time and prevent ng the
on rage was iluir fear of biiug iuveigled into a
p'.ct at;aisi 'heisaelves. ,
It it a pi y Iba tjvis .ii i w a t.ot i-nfitred
to Lave gooe on at the rrt'i . iuary examination
on Satuiday, &e th. ie id nodcuUt but s fficient
etücnee would have bten ptadaecd to ehow a
foul plot to extort mmy cr dtfamn the un
blemished reputation of an innocent man Tbe
man Wt!eh is a laigc, mc-cular, well built tod
well dreesed man, with a ri trlutc cud determined
loo'r, and baa doub'.Ivas made a trade of playing
upon the fecrs t.t men, iu connection with tbe
vile wem-n Le ia as.oiiatt .wi r
Ö her ctees
of tbe kind bave ct mc to OftB knowledge in tb.
Uet fe l'bj, tLd il ft nuLl arpear that a heavy
buiuesslias been dote in the line of extortita
ia this good city.
Since the abeve wse in type we are inforxed
authmitatively that Mr. W.lpole who appered
for the defense at the Court hcu-e, will have
nothing to do with tbe cae. He had bun ab
sent from the city at d on'y rt turned on the noon
traiu on Saturday. When he entered ihe Court
house he was iufotmed by Mr. Ccliey that tbe
case was ret at two tV! ck to give h'm time to
seeur his (Walpole'r) services That waa ibe
firvt he had beard ol i. in w .y. He read the
affidavit aud ...Ivirnl tbe n urse inker, bv the de
fense, but he received no fee gave no pr .mtäe
that he would take (he cape, mid no pecuniary
consideratien tu t! :: cttce L m to do so. In
saying this, Mr. Walpo'e dors not wih to be
understood as cUericg atything lo tbe prijadice
ot ibe de'ecee, tut b s life nig ppoeu.ions
would lorbid him to ever uprie ar in a case of il is
kind in opposition to Lis persona! friends.
Fiat. Tbe a' arm of fire on Saturday night
waa caused by tbe parti! buroincrof a new f-ame
building on West s'reef, south or Washington.
The building was about finithed, but bad not
been cleared of the chips and s'tvings. There
was a stove in one room, and hire one cf those
habitual ürunkarua wbo eo frequr' i'v ornament
our street gang repai"d alvut etgl.t o'clock lo
, , , . -. . , .-. ., . ,
sleep. He built a cot 0 fi-e in the store aod lay
'
down before it, and s WM took fi e and came near
burning himself and the l utiding boih to ashea.
The first would not have beru anv los the sec
ocd would. The sot waa tot too drunk to yell
aad rouse the reighbe-rbncd when pcotcftJ.ana
they pucceeded iu extieg :i hin;; tbe names, a he
damage to tbe bui'dtrg was a'igbt.
The alarm drew out the eteam fire enB!nts
promp.ly, and they tt.u. .kr.it aloi g the streets
breatbin, fire aud gmcka at an f xciting epetd.
It was a fine sight. At the corner of Mississippi
street the Seuec Falls machine upset in making
the turn stub, from the t!i;p ry ?:at of the
street and thu impossibility of checking ihe
bines uttd.r p-t.-.-'. the a itnient of
: ,e ititw ,, lha ailawalkl Tha driver was
.lightly barl on one of his legt but had no
bones broken. The engine was ri-Veti ags'tn af
ter the work of an hour or more, aud was not
found la have sust.ined any se ioua dimagt .
One ol ber axles was somewhat b?nt, but fire or
six dt'llars will mhk . her al! right again. The
Lecdt Lamed Cugine- the William Hcnderaon
ii, we are in lor mo 1, in good repair and ready for
service.
CiNrLiaxsTaxr After the a jtut.ment of
tbe Association o' Teach.'?, tbe rasmbert wh)
had been et-ipjiing at Li-.i'e's 11 itea, before leaw
iog for their homes, haa fid tiie followiog testi
monial to Mr. Hyde, the popular and gentK
minly proprietor:
We, members of the State Teachers Associa
tion, desire to expres-s onr thanks to Mr. A. R.
Hyde, Ihe proprietor, and to Mr. D. Comigore,
the fcntlemar;ly clerk, of L itlc's Hotel, for the ir
klrdnest and attention to ua during tbe tint.
a hich we have scent uuder their protection.
Geo P. BaowN,
S. R. MlTCHCI.L,
D. H. Roicrts,
Chas J. CSbmmIj
Gro UatwsTaa,
Th.s. Charles,
Oliver White
Hibam Haw. iv,
Cvaus .-a! Til,
O C Ba
C. A L MlTCHILL,
EUZA fMITH,
R. N J' IINSOM,
L. B. Jenkins,
risse L Ha ajrts,
Drsn.E At'sriN.
The SrE.Ncxa Hou-e Ball The supper end
ball at the Spencer H-tts v to ntglit, will be a
grand affiir. Mr. D , ter ha3 besn unsparing in
his efforts to precu'e aver; luxury for b:s tab'e
thtt can be hd for money, and every one who
haa patronized the Spencr knows that I .
hiaself could not excel the co-.ks of tbe aawsV
lishment in preparing the bird, ot the air, a. j the
fish of the saa, and ihe gme of the wowls, for
the table. Tbo ball room will be thrown open
for those wbo cbooaa to deuce, and the puloi
for those who prefer a sociai'cha', or a gam. o
chess or cribbige. Tne New Ye&ra Eve party at
the Spencer House wtll be the pirty of th? eeasoo,
w. venture to say.
NcT Gu LTr. The c'oarge preferred against a
man named Murphy for hog atealiug. noticed a iUv Lnui-ville. New Albany and Chicago rail
few dais ago, was investigate 1 Saturday before road, and it bad nc reference to poll ics A noted
Mayor Maxwell, and Murphy was discharged, bully from Orleans. Iod am, was ab ising an old
-. ... , ... man, wheu Mr Moffirr, a well known engineer
It appears that he was in the employ of tbe Terre i ,hl r int,rf,red to ntP,mnt a e...li. ., , i
Haute Railroad Co-, and bis orders were to dcive
nwmwmmt enwd la tbi. dutt
. . . .
thlt be WM ou fuVc:o0 ol havtn? a
aill KAna fsrim fr... Irai.l- ni. l tr. rleiva lVait-rt cneviA
i uuLtn u.Lb Ii.'h ai.e.'. .law. i.ai. c: iu u.u
, .
to the ordeis if.-u d hv the couinanv ij the eci-
,
y CC" . 1 : u a fwi ä wiupi -.:.io wuc IP.
Lamt Shades. Our tricad Lit uley ia a ceo-
I
,;a ...... ..i ... r. . v
I wwca.w pcu.i.ui. u ... . j.i . uaai . . . . .
Y ears' gift a splendid lamp shade. We Wou d
scarcely trade it with the Ait Uoiou K r llu ir fines
psicting, for wbtn our burner is lighted thethade
presents some views that would pi zzle Ccx 0.
Reed to 1 xcel. By the way , cur friends wi.l Und
at Jaccb Liodley's queensware store an tcditsa
variety ot lamp shades at all prices, aLd also
j Umpg BLd coal oil cheap.
Post Orncts H-ta bm-had The following
post cffivt.s have b. en esttb i.-bed iu this ate
Slate, Jennings county; S .luda. J. fferscu ccunty ;
East L:berty, A 1. n county, and Gat son, Pulaski
county. Tbe fo t office at Newton Stewart, Or
ar ge ccunty, has been discontinued.
Now that the Legislature is about to as
semble, we wculd remind persons at a dlstante
tbat it wou'd be a gook opp rtnni'y for tbem,
through their representatives, to get Delsvli &
Smith, Real tsitate I gents, to pay ibe'r Western
land taxes and locate their Warrants.
A4
letter
UT The following is an extract of a
-ri ten hv the Rev C Z Weser, to the 6'- aim
1. . 1 . a . . a, .
pu . ,..ey r ai A,...moer.ourg.
l "
A BENrraCTax--s Thtre i a w.im-n in ih
wi;. .1... - aai-ti .
KUUil J7 wiiwca; uuitftw iwu ra.i 1.11 - it riajajQ
cUl m I. ,i,,d ,.W' t lhe -" Yd ,kee' "
"quack" aad 'humbug." But i: is no lot ger.
j - J ... : 2 A . .. B .
auu wc ur-iii- io wreei ncr uiuic rom a i SUCH
I ,, . . . . .
Whether we shall have female phyrclat or not.
n queetloD whicn dsu-' I. die u-.u bj time asd j
Pr'cipie, auu not as a mailer or taaee. !' !. , I
P J TZ ' L f "9 . 0M he
hava IhsmiPiipt. fnr n I u ru ia p. alia . mm
- - --i -- - - - . w.u.,
there will also be a supply if ther be a call
auspicious association in all other minds What vile aud ti.' ourge the free imroorta'ioo of W'e-t .
ever notions we may have of womanly delicacy ; eru produce intoiur porta To enable our We-i-and
proprieiy.we will 11 admit tbat woman alone ; ern ntighb r o sell their proefutys to us on ice
ia th liiirs the r- .1 roirs. ih. K, ., ....... I ..t......- . . ' - - - .
ing," there will be a coming Nature and I uman j Uid at one blow to release- t. em rom thi bar
aociely are alwajs -elf-eupplyu :,snd though art t den. We w en 1 to a .k. trle free ; nJ on of
nd fashion may hinder, they cau not rrevt-nt. j the creates, b left trgs of that sste m will be, that
Mrs. Winslow does uot wanr lo treat vol.. crn I it wiil errat lii a and relatlo-.a of aantja ' - -
uemen. iioruoesMic prisu be a t .
,our wiTa, hot modest 'y appears as a meesei n r
f bhb od bapptoeas to jcur kftSbaWs ir the
euree of "ten years' " txp ti. uce cm bti'd v sav
. . ... ..... IU, .U -N W II ,
what Is or Is cot good for a bi e ar.d o
W.io',Pw T'" "i ,bo Am'!c,in Klo"ft,ca
"ioX
- on Mrs u , ...
iTe auu taacL in. -griping, c-.icaiiig r.no lee'n d
in ...f.. W m ..... . - A . P L. I 1
un ...b-. .. o av.uu.ui c-.iij tu " -. i.-rm in
the ;r pectus. It pe-iforms precisely what it
professes to pi r'orm, every pari ol it n..t
less. Away with jour "cordial," "paregoi.c," .
. . A II .. I.a M t, 1 . .... . . I
"drops," "laudanum," and everr ott.er 'xaico
tic," by which tbe babe is drufgtd into stu
pidity and rendered dull and tdiotta foe life.
W. have never seen Mrs. Winslow ki ow ber
only through tbe preparation of ber "Soothing
Syrup for Chil Iren Teething " It we bad the
power, we would make her, at she is, a phytical
taviour to tbe infant race. dwlt
Iiw CtrxTE-rriTs ludoe, st f'.o o-
.,,,!; G.M.rj No 8 Eo. t Wi
coas'ttitit jcur ;ce, chei
O Perbas who can not m ike a aale o1
thri
properly for all ci'h wil! God that De VM 4
Smith, real ctUte ager.ts, hare rial CWStOtBert
aho will :re choice Western land iu psrt, and
tbe rt r . it cash for got d c'ty pr.'
A gentltmaa bad his pocket f : ktdof
tnir1
00
dltrt in tbe crowd at .Metixpol ::. I!.')
y tight. Thi it t'.ic first ia- r e
btlti 01 lom thm Fop'
CD DOt D? ,0Ü Cafcfttl o their pocket bot.ks, lor
8ue" crcP nio ail ciowds.
irr a ... T " d
t-TA proaiincc: laJuna Rrpubl can wt fee us
frfm Watl.Ington City:
i.afe Den ttaCD xY.oiH' who trlievtd thai
feel ernueh to break t.'M1 h D M n' r xi-t.
I do not know but I ehaii lit cumpellid to clnu ge
my opinion.
FiftTviLLit Minns rca Saie Wm. Y- Wilev,
Real Ettate Agent, advertise this fine mi. I for
aale, and we would state for the benefit of at y
i render having an idea of such investment, that
I ihl ij one of the moat pubsULtU! mills in the'
I3Tbe alrigh-bel'a jingltd menlly eg.in r,a
Saturdiy, induced by a alight sprinkle of snow
on the top of the aim-', worn out spread of
Christmas. So far w. have bad more than our
ordinary allowance of fnow tbia year, and we
hipe iiwi:l continue. Tne farmers say that a
covering of snow rc.krs tbe wheat.
ITA boi ? ran leisurely down Washi. pton
streit Saturday with a light Taikee wagon ba
bird him. The onrr waa ia fall chase on loot'
The horse had a strong rropeneity to tun but
nonet, to any damage, for be would give tbe
roed to th. r vehicle as cleverly aa il be had a
driver. He took down lllinoi a.ree' and doubt-
lees beat bis driver bti
Oca Caaaixas' Annas s Tme acmf' tdJrcss
of the Carrier of the S ntir.cl to tbetraatroaa
ibis year, ai 1 be a prediction of great literar.
merit. It was written by a lady whose paoliebed
poems have bcrn rece.v.d with especial tavor by
t"e literary world. We trust ihe retuiere of tbe
j ,.,1
ill remember ihe nors who bave
trudged ihroofh beat and cold the year round,
and we can as.-ure iheta they will get value re
ceived ft r their quarters snd dimes in the poew
1 receive.
Ci.ci!Ti Financial Arraias. The Press
ol Saturday repcrts aa follow I
Ei&tero r.cLange yesterdat was withou alter
ation ou tbe ibree leading points, but Baltimore
impmve-d, and putch.aed at lower rate than
for a fortnight previous The market was quoted
j 8t"'lT bJ "r dealer., aLd rather kfitm by
WMJ,ir, .UP uiwriu Uf wer II IUP IUI IE we'll . I
Ks. ... ... - , ...
ling ra'r ben g iu aian all cases at IrwM i oer
cent. Tne regular selling price was ou tbo
; two principle cities.
kDJelirgeiaiou.i l Wtie
disp'sed ol at 70(37tJL?. pre.', urn.
f . .1.1 v.. a. - . ,
, gfmTil r,,,t 5ut mtn u , i'pre-
mtum, ss tbe supply in i nird street Was quia)
limited hardly adequi'e to the rt quest.
New Uueaus t x.-f.ange was farm at
a " '
I pri m telling rate at d hardly any one ftw
'I h hutipg pi ice for prime checks was j
rr. m. w O e..:- t, k
rt
sjC
a
;a e" ;
I ,' 1
moat of tne b tk.n uisr
what tney bad at these Igurea.
In moi.e--.1T mattsr we heaid of very little
chsfire from Tourada. Tb. mmev market
.ned hardening, and the discount bo usee ra
le c ted much ol tbe good piper eOereJ. In tbe
sreet n'eres-. rate ruled as be 'uro ai 2f30 per
cent, per annum.
Uucurrei t u; d., especially w estera currercy,
re better, and prices lower.
W,
q -ot'
In iiietm stork, specie pt
?. 2; Peunylvt.ia,
(inteiior) 5; New Jereer
City) 5; Virginia, Whet
'.d 8; orber solvent Vin
par in New York
and br tt ch s, 7
If; Missouri, 10;
Iowa, 10; Wisconsin. 12;
solvent, 12;
Illinois, suspeuded, 2; Maryland, (interior) 5;
Tennessee, old banks, 5(o)7; free bi.k, lOfg);
M'-.n tn ..t.u Canada. 5; Alabama, ( Mobile) 10;
A'abaasa, (interior) 1015; tbe Carolieae, 1"
ll; and Georgia. 10 discount.
tier quota. ions ior exchange and coin wer:
Bui-g Sellin.
N'e Vt rk 8 cht VS' prera . pre.
NrwO.taaa 4sprrn. 'lprrj.
aaaaawaa uia saia ptwa.. is, "!.
I'M III A A I tuts.
A s'.ce mar.n'scfory, a Tall City, Is t be
established oa a lari?e reale early iu the spring,
by a company from Ma-si I usette, vho bave
purchased property there, and are familiar with
i be busirtae. and have ample meand Othe r eom-p-.nies
are likely to follow, and make this point
the chief seat of the shoe business in the West.
A in -t all the materials are to be found here
cheaper than in New England, and there is a
satisfactory profit in tbe saving ot the cos' of
trai fportatiou CanneUon Krperter.
Scarlet fever is making sad havoc in Jeffer
sonviil. We are into: met! th it three children
died on Friday, out of one femdy, from it.
DtLi.NOCCitT Lists The Versailles Di$pttrh
ia bragtlng iht they bare no deiiiqnent luvt cf
lands in their county ibis ye&r. Fee Di'p-tck
r V t
"For the first time since wc bee tme a resident
of RipUy county, there is no delinquent list of
u- p. d !nis. Ti is no? only shows mat we have
e'lici ..t i tli -iis, but also thai old Ripley is pros
perous, and thecitiasos able and willing to per
form their dufy. II w tuny duotiee in tha
State cbu aay the sani ':"
Yes, cid Orange can sav more. She baa not
had a de'itq tent list of land's in SEVPN YEARS
and s-.e pays up ber faxes clcaer than any other
county in tbe State. If you don't believe ir. ex
amine the report ot tbe Auditor of State 'ort
JJsofc.
Arraar at Mitchell. Txo. A reported san
gui ur i tiithi between Nt r.hcru railro.d engi
neer and a Southerner at Seymour. I.dians, on
Sunday last, bu bean generally circulated. Tbe
Hil. .v sht-tiid hava hern lorited .it M.ir-h'l nn
the result was ad.fii?u':y between Mcflatt and
the Orleans bully.
The Orieanian used insulting language to
Moff.tt, wbo struck hia antagonist with bis open
hand, whereupon tbe man a'abbed M fftt iu the
oick Supposing himself tobe mortally wounded,
Miff t. fell upon the Lully and oeat htm terribly,
i juting b-ni eo eerioosly tbat it was suppoeed at
i netime be could no' survive. Both w. re very
dicgentftstj wounded, hut it wis iougbt jest at
day they wou'd recover. Ismuville iaurnti
ai icreiion of tbe Vil aippl.
s- me '.t.r W, t.r-, fn.t.ds are-much dis
turlxd with spore hen.-ii.ns asiotbe ciitntr io
which ae may use the advantage of our position
iu comm.udicg the mouth ot the M rsias.ppi.
Some ol tb- id even j;o so lar at to set up tbia
gervraphie.l acp S an ILpUrmoun'at.le
to the oil 'ei. n of Irl'uion Tfeieismuch
ter about the Wrst r ot permittu r id. South to
control th. navigmon ot the river, and prevent
ibe tree xit and entry of ships owued by cit x. as
of otlttr Sia'es, and tbe deposit ol then p-oduce
in our port. On these points we tbiuk tbe diffi
culties greatly ex rger.ied. The sec-raii.n of
Louisiana, her resurup i of ber aovereigoty,
wi 1, of ccuise, carry aiih it all tbe power, aud
rights which rccru. to sovereign ar djuderend
ent cations. Tbere will brno 0 ffi ulty io main
taining those rights whenever they may be Ques
tioned or assailed Bat there is little reason to
apprehend lhat they ever will be assailed Lou
at ma will never claim or exercise any nacre
power over lhe r&vitatioo of that poriiou ol tbe
Mississippi which flows through hr territory,
than has bee u exercised by tbe Cuited States
and her ou State authority.
Tbe ships and stetmboa's of ibe 01. tos at
other State, wbo are Iriendlv 10 us will ha .1.
lowed lhe same Ireerr '-t fcrd exit which ther
.1-... v L I
IZ '. " ,i" K mT&T?1
which b. ooe of lb(J
j polit cal system ot tbe Üou o, aiii b i r,t.r
than It a Vt r haa K. -r, nt ri- ii a It... V- h
, . . . r ,wr u.U. ;o 1CV.
L.-k. :;l U . .l i. i
I aha - - .. . .
pOUC t w OICU DaM COMft I ICQ I be saQUal 1 rail läVi of
,h,i ÖnTeniatent f. r tbe last tori, veara afTlb.
West lere y produces what we of the Sm.rh
. . J . .n.W'" 04 lne 0UIB
lartTt IV CO ume. It an f In onr
. w - . -
m'.r...l am Lm
advantage Ua ib. v do not now Tovu'I
lut-.Ld to cp n cur p?ne free to iboee artlt'ti
WsWkgu gr .win anu w .- u .c-ure u, n which tb.
Western pet.pie are now c impelled ta, pay daties
mt ...1 11. . ..... ... . i. . i . .
vi i.euij a.-u i.ctu.j u.c pv eru. , ' u uo.e er i. p
KaaU-rn eaia . let. and a ai u' ,r-.u,. .a U . j.l
ar.d friends1, i b ween ih
errat Writ
w ich no p 1 tctl rev.dut
IW'twIleya the Matt
roy.
aud in-
I n i on or
ill ever h.
tl'.SO. I 1 -lit.
relatione wl
U i e-r
hetber
we are m
t.f the
reckless lntic and mad.na i who shall seek ta
change these relation, into those ol ooi fiict and
hostility.
NewO.iettais tbe natural and aaaafewatawal
i -ot ot me iraoe o: the i vl e The
. .... S'
arii.i. - iat evs.em oi pro-, tin lai ii
and o br
facil ties and aide ot tbe Feder. 1 GovernaMSt,
have divettrd that trade to the Eastern porta.
and i.nno-e oup u il the burden ol . more ex
. a a
pensive transportation to those port. It will be
tbe aim of the new policy of the South to abo'ish
these interl.rri crs aid obstacles, snd to m.k.
trade a free as tb. cm rent ol tbe Mhwkwipoi.
If our W. ten. Iriead can not pcrce've the oper
ation and a ivantage ol this e-bange, they have
far left shrewdneee and aacacitr than w hava
fivao tbem crtdit for - .Year Gries as a9ii.
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