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' iifoolibtllc American.
: 2RCOKVILLE, FEBRUARY 19, 1853.
V tl VnsTVK VIiITiill
vblican Stat Mobs Convention.
tnee'iu; of the under-i,ncd, Republicans
iiTt-n-u poitloii, f tltr .tute, ivd'.ed lordlier
""uj" the Chairman of Iii Rt publican Slate Central
Committee t In-liiiii.i)iTi. on this 'lay, it was
uninimoii.lv Hjto.'d.N call ir Ma-. Coto cation t'
In held at lM'U rii.i ox Tiir lrn iy or march
hnt at 10 o'clock, A. M., uu l to ex'end to all pcr
on, without regard to past parly designations, op
poJ t- the I,coom j'toji jwdicy f th present Ad
loinUlntion, a rordifil invitatio"! to attend and to
-vttieipnU in its deliberation for the purjmne of
ysej.' .tat ticket in opposition to the onenoiu
( t. the Kill Iii., l'.v a packed convention of
',". tviee-hit ler end expectant", whn, while
"--s nil adatrence Is popular ovcrcljrnty,
and endorsed tie Antn'utWtra
force Kanus into tbe Union a:
Vfv to llu- wi hs of a vast tun-
luay 1)0 fully tr-
-y. uil to rccu
foinmend tlmt tlio
iuapto ('cSCuunty h'll tiioetinRi at an cr!y
pt"jtatory to th itte M Convention.
IV T ITiilvmit. Wnrn.';
R. S lie, .'IN. Vl;
.!. . );rhim. wtt:
). !i ii.!. vn;
T it I". M. l.;
r. W. II. Kit . rikl-.-r;
C. P. SI . IIM;
J. T. Knii", :il-"u;
JoH7 Ko.. Wl"';
j x. Hi'T. Sl.irl n;
fan. M m;. K' I !!";
T. A. ;. i.i. Mh'Ixh.
Citfi KtRTciica. JU'ior.;
W.U. Trmiti.f. TlrP'B'
W ii t O Hiiai . fianir;
W. SI. I'l J 'fl'T-on;
Erlitt Knur. Wnli.Kh;
It. II ! I M,.nn :
.1. I. hnnii", Slath'ii;
X. It. friiit!'!,
M.TiLf"o
CciiffTess and Kansas.
CunsMcrini? the tlivcr.ily (S opinion
hcM i' relation to tho future !
Kansas, and the seeming tloublful
ploxion of Iho. national Cohitps, wo
cliJ not Hunt cur prescient capacity nif
fuiently, l.erctofotc, to har.anl a predic
tion; but present legis-latve tentli nf-y, in
the rreat Cvlliwim of our cis-ntlant'u
j:,.in.-, fixe, t.oyoiul a tlor.lt, tie purpose
ami tbe pi in, through wh-.th this nw-ot-cd
queMkn will le finally Kttl l. The
I'lcsident approaches steadily t" the
tail crmMtinmntion f H- vile j i r, j ; 1 -tionto
admit Kana uml r tie ttccoinp
ton villainy, nnJ mcmlcr wink at it as
a policy Uictateil ly mcciti, ami adopt
ed tlrotil tlo force ot cinunNtihCc.
Thcro is now in preparation, jn . the
lands of tie Senate Committee, a lull
providing for tie admission of Kansas,
with tbe Lctompton attadn cht. wliil
will, without, doubt bo fmnih.i.-. ,!! thro
each liotise, Hissibly witl a proviso, iv - j
intr power (which all know to be n!.
h 1 , , . . ,, .,. .. I
inherent witl tic people) to the tit irons ,
inherent with tic people)
to reject tho Constitution if they ch em
1 roper.
Tho assignment, of tlii taalt'T, to
a Special Committee, in -opposition to
tho wishes of tho administration, was
hailed ly some, as a sure prestige of.the
suecoss which they so mm I coveted for
ttlo Free Stato cause, but every hf pe
iis br.uished, for the future, filer than
Jin the people of Kansas themelves, an J
to their determinate counsels wc must
now look, for wha'ever of dignity re
mains to tie exorei&o of the Heaven
guarantied privilege of freemen, to du.
fend ami ujdiold tho sacred investiture
of their rights, and form, for themselves
tiudi insiitutions as will be in conso
natn.0 with tlo natural immunities ol
mankind, if It bo oven at tho peril ol
life and limb.
Erookville.
Modern neiontiuV ncumcn would lave
ft that the last object pictured to the
rye of a person suddenly deprived ol
life, leaves its impress upon tho retina,
nnd If tho Khlcrotic nmt (white of the
cyo) bo removed there will npp ar a full
representation of ext rnal (att-es. Now
as this theory applies in Individual cases
it would seem that wo mi:;ht in like man.
ncr gain somo duo to that which indu
ce: stagnation and death in tho bush
nciw energies of community. The fir.it
image that present itself to us, in the
pul lio cyo of our village, Is a want ol
upf rcciation, on tho part of it citizens.
of it great natural ndaiitngs i. the
mcehaiiicnl nod inanufat tm ing depart
wonts of trade. No oiler town, in the
State, has bcttir facilities for the forma
tion of tnnrk'i t.illo commodities, ami
nono other, that doe anything at nil.
supplies less to the common ues of life.
With nionied mea sulleieiit In number
amiability to pinion tlo imious armsol
our beautiful river, around tin? hishiiig
wheel of operativu indit try, and fWell
its now quii t u!s, Into the fullest cxer
eis? of productive toil, wc h;we but that
application of machinery to day which
sulHecsto meet the home dei.nnnd, of the
u't it rrrivrftiv tin so noecssai-ies w Iiiol can
' liot 'T. !1 bo '.upplied from a listaace.
; meto n hose health And happiaess
hi ' buimuu astirably enlanced, in the
. Ytillat'.-d "''' roomsof tho work-
are now forced into the prole
.UnouNitti and coiapclled to hustaiu a
weight oOL'i.ily uii-uiled to their v
culiar goi.iuO Now tlu rcniay be jdiil
osophy in tin Nilcring tho eomjiara
tivdv v-eic-s at tho evpenso of tho use
'fill, but we protest that there is neither
onsc nor inccs-dty to warrant the con
tituanee of prols-ional inferiority,
Aelit'i-p ihire 1- so irreat indceenunt to
Mechanical exec
lcnce.
;KxT.Nr o twn Pi lu.tc Po.main.
K4)nu of oir readi iv mav bo anxious to
V low tl1 i nil ete-tt of our national
d'mcn. iun lor tht ic information w e
, kam that t foil est and only rcliabh
it ta places tlo titimlM r ofjicres at "lit,
;J.,I-')' About twenty live at n s lor
,eiudi; inn n, m oti'a n and ilild in the
.fOunr .
Warning to tho Uninitiated. f Du As there appears to le some interest
A gay Lothario, from Crcensburg, do-j attaching to the earlier condition? of thu typo
Iilil in;; in t lie patronymic of 1'nUen. j graphical art, wc had nopcl to pdv a full and
came to this'placcabnut two weeks. since, j rx-'"-,,'I ld-dory, butcftiinnttiow, rzivisbntafow
in company n it!, I,.s wife, for the avow- ' 1'1,H' f'"in wry. Moveable typci were in-
ed .,:.. .sJ of xiiiln brother-in-law ;'tn,rd uW! t,,e -v,!Br 1 -urHest press
... . ii . ., 4 J ki.mvn t'M-xit. was thatrci ntJv Omd'nt Montr.
rcvo'iig ;i suoj i ui-iance ii oui mo u w u
It seems that while at the houso of his
rcl.iive. In1 chiiiu'i I tu niict a Miss K .
ii Voting ir i fl of tender roars and ea-v
pcr-rashm. who having taken excep
tion if. parental discipline, IiaJ deter-
niir.cl upon maUin.'the htst 0rUcryr,'"l"cgwn:l,ranUlaiV -oI-
,t . jpi ... i , f ,oi i, nnd vcrv finefv Lound, tho code of lawa
imv ii v a in inc niiiiu. .nc Jllt m
her intentions jiml obtained money from
I'tillen to o tu Cincinnati, ps al.io a
promise to a.-i;.t her to wapc frir. her
father's house. Thinking that it would
bo better, under the existing eifennv
si.'inees tliat lis other halt hhould not
be aboi'.t at thi- peculiar juncture, Pil -!cn
c r.sn.-ide'l her to return home,
which she did by the lnornin ?tae.
That nifit ho nsj'sted ?.ii-s K , from
under the paternal roof and conveyed
her to a lutel in tin? lower part of the
town whore vie remained all ni;ht.
0
At I o'clock the next morning he tfo!t
tlu Cincinnati Mfa, and bo at a late
hnr.r follojve.l in n luty, mi as to inter-
opt her at Harrison. Jn that vicinity
they p(I)t Koveral days, when, tirin
their new 13' fieded joys, they returned
nnd separated. Tho father of tho 301,111
irirl t-xaspernted, by tho wron i'one
him, hail I'nllen arrested ' upon the
charge of abiliu tion, but nt tbe trial on
Saturday last, tho evidence adduced,
from tie prl w.n of unci a nature, in
tho eye of tho law, as to exculpate him
from punishment.
Having mail? somo limits, lowcver,
as to what would be ties consequences
lo those who had denounced him when on
trial Hurie few of our ynnn:; men, insti
tuted a new statute with an express ap
plication to his case, which provided
that the ardor of lis passion should be
thoii'M'rhlv cooled bv an all-suflieient
i
dip in tho in L This provision was
attempted to be enforced immediately al
ter his release Saturday niht, but was
partly frustrated, ns he suet ceded in re
leasing liir.h'clf from their rasp and by
Ifddly jilun;,'in into tho canal and
vwimmin to the other .silo made good
his o.-'oapo.
Having been leid in bonds to Answer
r . . . , ,.
to t!ie chai .-of piofesMonal "antbhn,
-
he made his appearance Icro again,
last Monday, but was released from that
charge witl tho proviso that ho should
immediately leave tie county.
J( H'er- "!!! in liU Aiituhio-niphy n hito nn
ntiiin nnd rather MijrjroMivo anecdote which
we cpn net fnherr ivin-j phire to. UihUt the
:'.t ine
ilh u'l
IV lit It
r. lf.
ii!o d'-nition. Conjre wn inventt-d wiih u
.( funeioMfif 'oven:mi)nt and e'ineoi
uiiunfil in pei4.stiii (liroii;fioiit tho yenr,
lely the peiin:inctH'T of their sessions In
caino mntler of nnensiness to tho people nnd
sr tno of the State I,o;jislat;ircn reel tnniendrd
intcrinission. Aelinj upon tho Fiipcstion
coajrevs flpjoiritcd n committee, of nnu fro.n
rrt.li Ftate, to Mipervi.se tin' general frame work
of pivertHiient dining the recrsy; nnd adjourn
ed to meet nl a fpeeif.rd time. Pretty foion nf
tr the ndjoiiiiinii nt, the cantnilti e "p'rerd to
1 isn ;rro"- m p;n a ted wetit home, um left thr
iniii try without niiv vi.-i'do liead whatever.
"At til:4l!mf" fv,' Ji u"cro:t, "I w. is in Prance
ind vpcnhiiig with I r. I'mnkliii if th! in'i
lar diposiiioa of men to rjt nrr 1, nnd d'oide
into jaities. lie rave Iiis K tilitnent.', n usual,
hy way of ApoliM'tin. JI mrniionfd tho J".d-'
dvtonf' i;lit-litiiie, in the Pritish cha'rrr.el, n
heinrr 1'ui't on n ro k, in tln mid channel, to-
tj.'h inarre-rihle invintr. from t'tc milermi.
il.nincter if fn, in that nenim; that,
therefore, for the ti l-eepor rm ployed to l.-rp
up tho liht t, nil j iovidont for the winter were
neeenMurily curried to them in iiutiiani, in th"j
could never he vi Itnl u; tiin I. II the rttufn of
the milder ."e is in ; that, on lim ,1rt rnclh'td
day ia the ppiiir. a boat put oil' to tlnju with
renk Mit'plie. The boatmen im t nt the door
one of the kerjrr, and necotri him willi it
"lloW pnvi t, iii ltd Very Well IfiiWMVo'ir
eoeij anion? I di lii't know, olit know?
i lid he hero? leant tell. Have yuu tut
"en l.im lod.iyV No, When did you aee
him? ,Vot niuce J.it fill. Yen have hüh'd
him? Not I, he Iced," 1'hey Here id t to
lay hold of him, in Inning r .Mainly munh red
his ci.mpuiiion ; hut hu d"ired llu in to j'o up
laiis and 1 Xa'uiiio for ihi msi lvri, 'J'hi y'lad
iUtrrel!ed, it t ju , soon a In r hein left there,
had iti ided inio two piutieit, nsiy;eed the card
In low lo one, nnd those tdrje to the oile r,
nnd luid never hi okt n to, or cen, ouoauoilu r
since."
ri7" Money-matters In Migland seem
to have resumed tho old routine, (Vom
tho last advices, and exchange can bo
had at lower rites than at almost any
time previous to tlo lato commercial
and monvtarv disasters which bcfv l that
and this country. Speculations of va
rious kinds, ivjain agitato tho public
mind tonclun extent us would induce
the conclusion that the Icson taught
them of it blighting- influence upon
trade, bad been entirely banished from
their recollection. Wo may look, will
tic opening of tho spring trade, to a re
doubled tendency toward speculation in
(lis country, ll seems that two h .-.sons
t
an? not sufficient and tho third, which
cannot bo deferred long will bo ucrtish
inj; blow to every species of industry.
If Oi. 1. 1. Jon Ks, I'.sq., is spoken of
by the partizan press as a fit person to
represent tho Democracy of this district
in tho next congress. Wo know of no
one better calculated to n fleet credit
upon tho parly, with which he is lion
titled, than our neighbor, and take
plea-ure in commending his claim to
I he consideration of his pditcal fi'ienda.
heart rig lato Uli, and tlio earliest known
printed Look was tlic Mazruiu IhUe, dated
I IK Tin; first hook with name of place,
wh u printed und wliotrl by vrai tho Mentz
Psalter, in I !Ö7. W'o have moii works our
."elves printed as enrivn.-i 1 1.V1, nml liavo now in
fashioned by Justinian. It was printed at
Alstndt in tho yenr l.'i.'tS. We will shortly gath
er together int'-rosting mntter id relation to tho
development of this Lrnnch of art, nnd given
full history of iu struglo with popular fiiq.er
.stitn tlons.
t?2 Wo bavo in onr midst that terror
lo evil, doer., yclept a Vigilance? Cont-
taitlco, w hich las done nitTivJlviThin th
I ast week, for tic cau.seof moral reform,
than all the other executive Appliances
of our town taken together. On last
Wednesday evening, as wo learn, this
Committee took under advisement tho
condition and prospects of a certain
l docry," and have tfven the propri
etor until Saturday to repent of bis
ways or have a personal application of
"col 1 Water" argument, in such man
ner as will not fail lo bo convincing.
Wo recognize the necessity that com
mnnity should enforce tho promptings
of the unwritten law of tho heart, when
statute provision fails to protect it in its
natural rights, and cannot do other than
wish that they may bo successful in
ridding tho placo of every rum bhop
within its limits.
Iniy The citizens of Noble county . ".re
doing effective service. They bavo sev
enty-five prisoners no?? in their possess-
ion, 1 harped with murder and other
crimes of the deepest die, and they have
tho names of three hundred more of the
same sort, who will shortly lo captured.
Ono of tho prisoners was taken from the
pulpit, when preaching.
Ji st think of it. The population of
London is now about three millions, ami
the area occupied for building purposes
fully seventy-nine thousand acres.
From tili Al!.;Try Kvenlnn Join n.il:
A Graphic Dcccriptivo Sketch of the Row
ia ConTC33.
I 1 1 1 you crir '0 Lntvrciic M. Ivritt ? IM you
ever italili him Inn jarailin too lud!, Iiis hrud
ttironii Itiirk vt'itti llif ciiiKi iti .1 nir f a Linton
H't kiify, hi liorivi'im eye utiirinp lioueuly at tho
linlitu pa'li-ry, his tin ii't-out clliown see uwin: like
hinein; .Turk' umlor a viorom puiling f tho
c!i in, ami ilaiiOily t r.-ml i it jf tau lluor, ma !i ns a
pntuik with t:iil-fi-p'.lirri vti.lc-prnnl Amilri iloif
.J.lrhly , tritkrn 1ilf ttii; rifi iu -f.alt t r !
Kcitt mii.-t Iijvp Jn a "iii'r driver" re he
nun' to C'utijrre-s. Iiis vulgar teer, auitiot'ltit
live ih.ikc of llio lua l ami tlio n h! j-like j-i k uf tlie
nriii, as hf inirelirs nj nnl do n tho aiiles on the
lleliKH'Oitii nolo of tho ('liiimlier, crying out to his
party eollenues, hi ulmrp toaoi', ,'.itnn-l up 1" "tSi
lliroti;U tlio toller !" "fit thorn I" "Pnn't Vote!"
"Vole 110 I" all in'liMto that he hn ofluiutoi! a
tvhlpper In f a g in; of flavcs on a cotton or r'n e
planlnlioii.
J.nt nljlit, diirin; the tire'onie jirneeeilltiRs. Keiti
uns iinnoinlly oslrntniiiius nnl noNy, trutlln
aroiiti't tln area In front of tliu (.'hair, lnlkiii and
lieiphlii'; lnii'lly, hliii U'inr'HiiR inouilit-r", aivl r
u'ntiiiK Illing nctieriilly, till h1 liueU hlinu'lf ei of
fenjUethitl tint Speaker, with inaiki'd rinplui Uf,
reprn telly pronoillo'e'l Iiis trivlnl liio'inn out of jir
tT, nhi'o not ft few jC'litlrmen In tliepitllerles lonjj
f 1 fr l!' jr!vileji of leiiplnjf 01 tln floor mi l
"lul.iii tlie iiiiieclt" out of tlie Ritlililln pejilnjiy
heloW,
Al'iotf1.'. :rnr eriii'i'd over to tlm Ii'i'.lo'rttii
eto of the CIiimiiIm r t cuift r h itli II iekimin, I m ic
hlS Ileimit lilt, nf Pel'teylviilil:. Il.iviu fllllchc I
Ills C"toVrtne, tlrocr 0 pi?!ni; itowii tlio nll
iiilo of thn arcit, on jy I.Ri'U to Iii eat. .hol
(lieu (It it. ()i,linitu n-'kvl uu iiiiM.il' rme int t i
nul'iull n fiotli ii out of oi'l.r. IIi'ow, nnenr'liie; t
tin tl'ilal cu'Iimii, ot jei leJ, iiyltttf, "I oliji el, Mr.
h'peiikpt' hi u X oil In the 1 j'i!nr or der." Kein
Im whs Ittn.j Inn tr lhro iltk from t'n iii-h
where tlinw was p'i , log, a! t Iii (iiow, Iii lue ni"l
In il. nl iiinntiir, "Ii nt you, go over to niir ovt 11
olo If you v ant tu ol.jeet. Yon have n taoln
Imto iiuy way." Ilmw n plio I In mi elf h et I lone,
"Tlil 1 a free Mill, mi l a emu lots a ri;:ltl li to
wie in In' ph 11 es hl ll" tili I'onlinulnjf to wulk
tie, ly ilown tin iiUiii. h'lllt ludied tu tho it reu,
u l Oil 11 in, rniili I fact I Hp tlo ni lo, Jut as llrio
rui.'he.l tho ln.tl'un of It. With a av.ijir, Iw ill
nai l to (Irnw, 'Vlint .In you loetin ly tli.il .01 ' 1
you .;ive l ie T" tloov colly 1 pin I, "I lie .111 J10I
shut I il.l, llml "liU I a ftto ll.t'1, 101 1 11 1111111
Im a rlht lo ho wlnue he p it in ll." K!l'te.
leiti' li "I'll lein Ii you," mi l f i'e l ilnor ly i'.u
lliroitl, tinov knoi kt'd nwr.iv h! h Ol I, ' pe. he k
n font or , mi I le:oli! iy l him, K i'l a I lo-x-c-l
him iu Inl. n-d lieu'' f. ""M"'. "P" h'l .V"U kimw,
y(,l lililtk K.J illiÜ II pllp.V." tJfOW ho
rotoi tel willi iinph..-;s, -1 hate 11 rl;;M to ho 11 t
I pleai-u, 101. 1 tu ho lil l.r I Ji'iii In I'd' Ibill."--
IliHluiilly Keilt BJVlilt Hil.'t Hl Oy I.y tlio llm.11',
uiel (ii'uw an fpiiikly kuo"!,e 1 olV li! hand villi hie
hit nun, whhh lewel Kellt piiitly ruaiil nullit
tlio n tun tiino tlenll him n liest y I. low wliU h! il 'lil
IVt, wlio hhit Kt iOju t hehin l Iho h ft 1 ir, Ke',1
f 11 nj uu.lt'iily tt if 1 tiu ! villi an iio. A le
Wik H'.'l'lf 'hot 11, O'row ,;iv hlni lul eui Intli" rhovt
li"twei u tln tduiiiMers, wliii h au-od him la cliil.v
Ina. I I'vireino t, wlih hU li- t 1 iipwnr.l, presenting
to tho K'tlh iito tin pp'iir.in''i of a miin t r y 1 1 1 ; ; to
plnti-r tlniinh tho floor of lit? IIhiho Into the
t ;i'i heue.illl.
A huielif I B'eotiiitt cf thlt n T.i i r lure rr.no out.
Tin lil'OVt. I 0 oil the Very hel nu'.horlty. Tlie
ttluvelnihlili Vi'l.itm of Ktilt'ii fill ll, that ll 1 kip
ped met fell. I U wut kii.nk".l down l y liiovr.
All! now tho Mtl.l.c. Leeaino penerul. As Kei!t
fell, row W114 M;ie. hy bolf-11 -ilnt!i Soiilhcrneri,
anion jf w le uu wit H;it k tn li of M!" i '-Ippl. Tliey
It'-i I) I Iii t tlli lr Kih ol.jeet was t? flop tlie fl;;ht,
S. um hellt Vi. I tlo'iil. Hut ill tins t'A ltiklin ; of rn
eye, from folly to ffly IlepuMleiina ciunc il.inltinx
ii' i'.tf the hull tu til" neciie of tho cnconnt'T, headed
hy John I". l'oller, of Wiseoii'ln, who lcnpt Into
lins ml l-t of the flht, I.y the si.lu of !row, with
the hound o" 11 tiff r, and iouiuien"ed hifiln rihl
uiel left auioni; tin pnlrlnrehs with ,;real vl for. -Not
exactly n ppreel.it in"; the pttritie mil. Of of löo lis.
Li 1 ' il into-1 ni t in ti . Potter pit 0 him two or I lino
"reltleri," Which Uilliohilf, 111 tho pell-lilt II I'oilli;
011 around hint, uppuied were dealt hy I'lilui Wn-lo
l.iirne whnju-t then hflppeiieil In ho lini'ci lutf ill
llutt i lelnily wlieieupolt I'lOrl.ln h llarksthilo e
himself iu hoHtilo army atfniitt l'uiltan Klljuh.
Jlt at IM1 jiini tuii' llo tin" of l.i'tlljr-renH :oi I
peaeo-mhkijrs were crowding hetween Uarksdala and
Potter, tbe hitter in the inc;otimo bat ing seized tho
former by the hair whieh, hy tho hy, proved not
to ho th hon rirn: li.i'r of llio t;iid l!nrk-l:tlo, but
a win, whi h the said Potter ha I torn off, and for
the tinio h in conrtrted to Iii I own use. Cidnal
htder C. Wa.-hburn, of Wisroiin (do -n WnIi
burn'i ere H b!oo -'s,") ".ein tint Vitl.l llio Vs i.ili
!n eoiiüiet with his orollier lüiliii, fdt hi.i fi it real
spirit stirred witliiu him, and rau-iliin; upon, Jlnrks
dale, brought ttoWrf one or two blows en i!h top
of his heal r hoi 9 tiro wi el ou-ht tu grow."
Wliat became of Kiitt after (I row ttet tlie law of
gravity iu tuolion wpmi biut, nobody t-eems uLlc tu
tell, txerj.t Kuitt hii i'k'.f and ho won't. Tin f.ntt
thnt was Hcen of him aft r his head-Ion plunge, he
win f'rttia,; en a iifj, in a rafe corner of lh ball,
pa!o and hapird, h'ok'ng like a whipt rooster who
feoli no ili.-ptottion tu "jrr, ia" Un.l renew the Ptit.
All this-tisuo tho epeuker was calling loudly In
'order," rapping incessantly with his Ravel, nnd
shouting for th1 .rsi'nnt-at-.'rins. This rnKvval
fuuctioiiary mixed t'jou.nec (whicli lookt like nn In
dian war-c!nb, with a rmull ructiillic enj;lo pi'rehed
tlioruu'i,) nrX .fiL-hcd anioe the "trn-rgling, mirg
lnr, toiflln e.t hi Potter,' neeii) n big fellow
w inu ii it i:t 1.0
.iiiji, nhen tlio ii!iri'.l voico of
the Kpeaher (Ir. (ur .s n mice like a ctenui whvt-
tie) ur;;irjt on the v,T,.,.n,.f Ml;r;.(.,tt.,J f rn the in
divhiiul eiiK'l he (iloi'ibi-.-nner, wln n rpoit he
ulruek out.'u mif'Miv.. .r.ie lion. Potter I a.t athh-t-..,
williy man, nt loeno In a "into-." He ,T"t m.o
or Iwo hard h'lsini-If. wlil. )i ln promptly r.-piid
en the fpot ; to d it is to lievol that the Chivalry
will rIvc hint fviir rth tluiinp tho reiuainder of
the nt:'ion.
In the thh'ktvf of the fht was seen Paivon I.ove
joy and Quaker MKt, airu.'injj to keep the pence ;
tho:;-1i there win n"inr'.;ia jinnee iu Lovejoy' eye,
which tended to pot, tint on tint) provocation, be
would, like him nf oIJ, try his baud at hewing
VK'iS Iu piee hc.TTrg Um Kord.
As cvidcn'U of the rpirit which pervndtj Ihn free
men in tlm bull, I will r -l.tlo a setno w hich I aitl
tu hare occurred Uhtvii .Motitgoinery of Pennsyl-
vanin, nnd Ilucnrk ol Virginia. Their feats ad
join and aro near the pot of tho rneoontcr. Mont
gomery Is a Iougl.i Iiciiincriit, nn nhlo lawjt r, and
a ipiict, gentluinanly person. l.oeiek Is n good
heartetl f,:lo, lint bo feels tho blond of tho Vir
ginia F. I i-oumlu,; l is veins. As li.iiksdalc
at ied (.'row, M'tnl.toiiieJ started tow.ir.N the iti!e.
Uncork fcWed hint by llio aim. Tinning t'e-recly
upon him M. is 11 very large nun lm f.od lull.,
(you may fill tho blank with a innet inici-e j.lir t-e.'i
'Let r my nno , or I'll ktmik ywi down !"
IIoiihU abetiiiiM-.i
S11110 hnndt wt r lui I en knives nnJ j ittds.
Iiut, nono wcret'rawn. ( ne K.pul.ÜMii nicmher, j
with a Colt in his pocket, nutleipatiux a hlnn ly 5s
"iie, mounted a ctuor, so that he could to e In do
(jeod scrvieo without h'ttinr, lil friends. A Rrpuh
liean reporter in tlt j-.illery, who hnppcne I t lind
a long knife in I v-: piukct, ti it d to cliinh down upon
the floor ; but flmliug Ihu vain, he proj.o .cd lo drop
his knife down, when a f.iciid iu'ilcd that it
luiht fall into tie h in.ls of his ilctnic nb t nji
tsn he laid down hi' knife rud took up hi pi n.
To detail nil this t il.es ix iao time ; nu l yd. the
w Imio olT.iir oeeU.ied onl;.' three or four laiiiuti'.
After it wu over, a feoliii(; that n great danger had
hien hliunne l, 101 t I ini ly liuiitied. g ivc a t-oiahle
buo to thoughtful f.n iM. Wh 11 i.!l had j,:ie,, the
.""l taker, who had heme hlni-tdf finuly t!iroii;,h the
w ild ".v'iio, wim j ule r.n 1 inn on..
The lij of t'te l:vriy Aoti l.eei tnji'.nnil.' were
coinprcssi d, nnd tho re. -pousiri! Yea, or Nny, ihi-
rni)! the rem. onin; hours i f the niht, wttshi-'i-d
throng, Mime fe'Ii rnlhrr than uüeird fo.ni the :
.i. if .1 ...I ... . ..iii.
oooi.ii. ii ii,. i.i,,:i.n -;;o'-.i', tti.icn ni i.tin nio
inent WHS nnii"ir-led, l.n I eoir.lneiwi .1, tin, I blood
had hern rhed, 'U- Ant i-T,ei-viip'nites would li.iv
i.nl neon Hie'J, 'l!' Ann-f.ei-veip'onites woui.( hav
und-j a "I".:. Jr' 'h Vs-". I eoiuerue
6i ay know r.-tMe A.-niienf'ti are i.i i.t f runic ol
ei ay
Hi.'ldjUU.'ir, i..Uytonn.!t. . .
The Sotillirs.Wr,. I iiow what I v f-.i
V
The T.rom.iln
v e.iwel.
ii hicll Crow kiiockel Keilt
down In tho ver.f' midnt of tlw s'-eillmrn , b of the
Chamber, nnd thV aln-rity nnd lire with whi. h some
flfly Repii'dioaiiAj-wijinl.-il n.-nos thn H.ill in join
the tnigglu nrioillod tlio S'lavcholhis. Pa hcr
tiiddings pahl lo-day, "I have sat in thii lbnoe
twenty yenr, nu l 1 never mw tint Slave Power m
eompktely ladled mi I enwcl dining l,i lifieeu
hour's coiit.'.-t."
r - -
Va3iürt?;to:i Afr.iirs.
V'asiiin(iton, IVh. 13. Senator ,lh.w
ard hasgiveu imlico of his intention lo
introduce a bill lo ro-oranio tho I'ni-
tod Statu Supremo Courts, so that the
several States slrill Im rohfi'-iMilod bv
Judges in th"tfe Courts More nearly on
tho basis of their federal population,
while tho admini-d ration ofjustkv shall
bo mado moro speedy and t tlleient. It
i.s until -iMoimI tl al ' Mr. Setvnrd thinks
that the Supn i'u" Court is tlio slavery
cita.bd to bo stormed.
In consequence of iho appoint incut ol
a hew Jud ice, it i ordered that the fol
lowing allotment bo made :
For Iho fir-!. Circuit, .lu-lieo Nathan
CliU'ird: Mc.'ohd. Samuel Nelson; third.
IJol.crt ('. Cv fiutlh. lb M 'er 15. Tan
o , C. J.; tilth. Jo!;ii A. Campbell; nsth,
Junos V. Warne, M'vr.illt, .lohn Me
Lean; ciglttli. Jolni Catron ; iMnth, Pe
ter V. Daniel.
WA-III.VdloN, Feb. 12.
Hoi'sR. Mr. Ilouctl, I Jepuldiean. of
N. ,, said lh; t. rtiiuois wen al.oat iu
volving he rights and dignity of the
llou-o, and it? I, cd leavo to oiler .a roio.
lution lor tin appoint mcnt ol' a com
mit tee to ilive- t!;:it- win ihef attempt
had been l.l; It1 jTTTsons conneeled
with tho lli t Mtivi.'ilepirtiiu iit, or per
sons m ting un h e their ii Iviee, to iu
IlllclK 'r the IK I I'M l o Iho Ioi-;i, diletl
ly or Indii'et tl -, by pi nii,i-o or intimid
ations, or givii g or withholding patron
age, c.
Mr. Wanvu objected to tho recep
tion of Ilm re-oluiiou. If Mr. Hoard
would put hi - linger upon the poi-.m so
w. lending, bo tstil I Yule with him, but
not for Mi,!i h. Taping indefinite
charges.
Mr, Hon. Ion paid if tho gentleman
Would state oil his own rc.-pohr-ibiiily
that improper iulbonees bad been U-ed.
that woull p. f bird a tangible ground
lor investigation, but no seurriloiu ar
articles Irom newspnjiers would.
Mr. Hoard read from tho Pichmoiid
South, which said that tho President
had declared that ho Would put the lo
coinptoti Constitution through iu ihirlv
days, or biu-l.a four de.-irablo votes
could bo procurrcd by means of l!.o u-
tivo iippoiulineiils, but it would require
tuen eleritieerinn'.
Tho Speakertliought that this did hot
present ti e question of privileges.
Mr. Hoard read from tho correspon
dent of tho Tribune, as follows:
"1 learn, that until Mond -y morning,
it was expected that Purin, of Ohio,
v ould vote again-t tho Lccomidouitcs.
On tho morning of that day, however,
ho caino to another pera ptioii of his
duty, on an understanding with tho
President that bis son-in-law should re
tain the valuablo placo of Pol master at
Keokuk, Iowa, and that ho, himself.
' - - " ' ' -
should be gratified with the nl'.h e n '
Marshal of tho Northern District f
Ohio, wlicn Iiis present term in the
House is completed."
Mr. (Jiddings was sorry to seo unnec
essary excitement. It ltccame tho States
man, representing a free people, lo
purgo themselves of such charges of
corruption. He rcferrrd to the fact that
tho einocra!s bad mice expelled n Jle
porter of the. Tribune for staling that
Iiis colleague, Mr. lawyer, alo sausa
ges. U ho House, by a vote of 1 OS against
S3 doeided that Mr. Hoard's resolution
was not a o,tieslioti of privilege. Ad
jou'rncd till Monday.
"Washington', I'd, 1H Senate. Mr.
Houston presented a resolution, instruct
ing the Committee on Foreign Relations
to inquiro into tho expediency of tho
(rovernnieiit in establishing a protecto
rate over Central America. Laid over.
Mr. Mason, (Va.) called for tho joint
resolution, providing for tho reception
of the Turkish Vicedmiral. . ,
Mr. Clay, (Ala.) obit cted to the ex
penditure of money for such a purpose,
as there was no limit to tho amount,
and no benefit could accrue from it.
Mr. Mason replied, instancing the
case of tho restoration of tho ship lies
olfte to the ll'itish (lovernment. as do
ing much toward encouraging friendly
relations with that power.
Mr. Seward corroded tho erroneous
impression that Amin Hey was an im
postor. Ads of kin-mess and courtesy,
although not compensated by money,
never go unrewarded.
Messrs. Hunter and JMg'gs opposed
tho resolution.
Mr. Clay referred to a previous ex
penditure for the reception of a Türk
is! imposter, i No tor w ine and cigars
lor Kossuth, and thought that we ought
to bo warned by past experience.
Mr. Pugh thought that the gentle
men who sold ships to the Turkish
(iovernment ought to pay tho expenses
for entertaining this olliecr.
We don't' allow our officials abroad
to take bribes, why should weoll'erthem
to others ?
lie should vote against tho resolution.
Mr. Trumbull endorsed every word
that Mr. Pugh had uttered.
Messrs. Stuart and Collamcr advoca
ted tho resolution.
Mr. Iliggs ol'iVred an amendment, lim
iting tho amount to SiiOO.
The resolution was passed.
i mm- ............ lo..-, .- -.'-. "
rrumbulU amendmcl to doude tho
In tin Indiana contented seat, Mr
question inH.H-.l.aleiy wu rejected.
Death of Ei:hcp Vaugl
Communilv evervwiiro will he pin-
t.oiiioiuiiiiy vmivmi.
(unity evervwio"!r
cd at tho announcement o
I mo ooaiii i.
., , , 1, ,. vr.,,,,,1. ur.t.i.. 1
tho venerable' Jlevs rl v ann, sontot ,
iiht , . i i t. . t j.v,..., , .
lish'p- of tho Methodist KoUcopal
Church in the Cniied States. This sad
event occurred yesterday piortiing at
twenty too titc-s past ono o'clock, .'it his
lato residence, in this city, No. '22 South
CJ roch -st rod. in tho With year of bis
aw. 1 KiULf Ii not unexnected. inc nun-
jj , t tUiH.
. ii . .
much as his cohvaio-cenco irom mo
cry-ipclas, fro ia which bo ha suffered j
several weeks, had been announced. On
Sabbath last he received hs jK-nds, and
on fdond.tv wa-'ablo to X a bjc about the
house. He retired at his ifoial hour or
Monday night. About 10 o'clock bo was
heard to u'ter a groan, and on being ap-'
proachcil by a meiuber of the house-:
hold, bo was found to bo spec ddesM, ami
st culling in tho embrace of death.
His son, Mr. Town-end Waugh, was
-iinuiioiie 1 to his nido, as al.-o was lr
Ihilin his modi '.al adviser, but hofro
the latter arrived bis venerable patient
had ceased to In at ho. It was not
known prcei-cly at what, moment be
ceased to live, so imperceptibly was the
Li ea-t heaved and t ho eye closed for
ever. Death w;is induced by disease or
spasms of tho heart, to which the de
ceased Was at times subjected.
Iiis gn at piety, talents, learning, and
devolion nttractol tho notice ol tbe
(teiicral Conference, and in isilli he
was ordained Pi-hop tit Cincinnati, O.
da the demisi of llishop Uedding, in
Wi'J, ho became Senior llishop of the
Church, w hieh honored posit inn he bold
at tho time of his death. Sine his or
dination llishop Wjt null has resided in
this city, though as Superintendent of
tho Church be has travelled nearly
through every stale of tho Union. In
Iho first year of Iii opi-eopacy ho vi-i-led
Texas, when that Stato was a lb-,
public, ii ti t oi'ganiid the lir.t Confer
ence there. Previous to his ht-t illne s
iiilclligeiico of a great revival in Iho
Methodist Ppiscopiil (.'litll'i h at Cal li-b
induced tho venerable prelate lo vi-it
that Kociioi,, for iho purpose of laboring
in the cause, Thorn bis la-i. sermon
was prom bed, rt 1 1 I his worlc was done,
"'fruly u great and good man bus fal
len ill Israel to il tv." llishop Waugh
lea ms a w ilt', ono tlaughtcr, and three
sons, besides thousands of friends, to
liioui'11 his deiui-o. Iltltimvrc Sun.
I I .. ,1
Sr. bo PIS, I'd. Hi. Laie advices from
Kansas slale that a pally of balm's
men had i-ited West port , Mo,, in search
of Mr. Dahl'ojth, a member of tho Lo
compton Convention, The M i-sourians
made m resistance.
Slovcr, ll.o Democratic IJeprcscnta
tise fi i iu Leavenworth eoitnly, Is re
covering from tho wounds received in
iho late attempt to murder him.
Tin grocery of Pat Laughlin, who
killed Collins at Donih ban ayearor two
ago, was bro.eh open dining bis nb
seiice a few nights since, and its cnit
lehts but lied in the street.
A sUirini-h is said lo have I alcen place
at Fort Scott. No particulars are giv
en, liov. Denver has refused to send
troops thcro.
ti)' ltocent developments show Ceo.
Smiser, lato Collector of St. Louis coun
ty, Missouri, to bo a defaulter to the
amount of JUiO.UOO.
I'f ll is reported that Hold. J. 'alk
er, c.-( Jovcriior of Kan.as, will bo at
Iho Ma-s Convention at Indianapolis,
on the'Jihl inst. His jiresenco will draw
a crowd.
Doe-lit ks, the funny writer, has
taken unto himself a wile, and is now
said to be engaged in a new Work enti
tled ". lalrimonv ami its results. ,ev-
,.)! ,.,ii inn- life eollli'lilphlled.
Is Slavery Aijolished in Kanzas.
Tho act abolishing lavery in Kanzas
has not vet passed the legislature wh;
ia this ?" Vhero is the Bill ? It passed
the House was amended in the Coun
cil, and sent lack to tlo House. What
has become of it? Let not our Legis
lature' bo too regardful of the so-called
"rights" of siavelohlcrs in Kan.as.
Such a right is ati absurdity, and every
"Ctilloo" held as a slave in Kanzas is a
direct insult to the great muss of our
people. Let iho Legislature, then, abol
ish .Slavery, by iho law in Kanzas, and
if tho question is to lo settled by the
courts, the sooner it gets before them
tho better. Wo believe, with a member
of tlo Legislature, that tho Federal
Court of Kansas is only fit to discuss
and decide upon "tho nigger question."
lliey arc not qtiahuod to pass upon any
right ol tho whito man. Lcavcnxcorth
Times.
Salutations'. If you are n gentle
man and meet a lady of your ncqiiain
tance iu tho street, it is her part to no
tico you Jir.st, unless indeed, you are very
intimate. Tho reason is, if you bow to
a hnlv first, sho mav not choose to a'd;
now.'c Igo you, and thcro is no remedy;
but if ? bows to you, you as a gentle
lni'n cannot cut ler.
From Santa Pp.. Wo have news from
Santa Po to tho Kith of January. Tho
winter has been delightful. Ihero have
been several tolerably cold dajs, but not
what would bo called winter weather in
.Southern Ohio or Virginia. Snow has
fallen frequently, but as fast as it fell it
has melted, leaving the ground dry and
pleasant. Tho atmosphere is pure and
drv, ami iho sky clear and beautiful.
Prisiues iu Santa Fee conti uucshris?;
and healthy. The penrhnnt Hr "hus
pendiug" has not reached Now Mexico.
Corn, w heat, beans, Ac., still continue
to come into market, in small quantities
and aro selling per fanega, at Sil 30, til
and Sin, respectively.
Tho only other celebration of tlo
occasion seem lo bavo been tho general
holiday spent upon the nlaza, where fif
ty persons were counted ft they were
pitching quoits, nnd somo twenty-five
nniu-dng t heiust Ives by throwing stones
at tho tbtg Mall.
A prolific gold mine has been discov
ered in tho vicinity of Fort Fillmore.
Halifax. Feb. lb Tho Canard
Moamship Niagara, with dates from Liv-
. I u.,, tIu, ;;(Hh lt.. three
, , . . ,lvices. has ar-
rived hero.
Tho London Monev market was some-
...I . . MM . f I
. , V t t , ,
..Icotint had been ret I need to l her c. nt..
l tv "ir ... in'r- in. i i' u i' icti oi iiiti.
. . . . - . , -;
s as tuevionsi iuiiieii.iien, niio v, si t
,. . ,-. .
I,.,. .Ittnottlt ...M t,i tint l.l,,o
.itlllll.! tlllllllltivivrt. .1. vmv t,r
lofiked for.
Consols for raonev and account were
quoted at 03.
Tho Indiatr mail has boon received,
with intelligioco ono week brer than
previous advice.":
Con. Campbell was still nt Cawnpore.
lilt would soon novo lo tho westward
with a powerful force.
(Jen. Outrani had attacked theenemv
at Aliualaugh, and defeated tltjm
taring ii hi r guns.
The lania:tb and Central India
cap
were tranquil.
Tho int di'gonco furnished by the
newspapers fioju (hina is no later, but
the letters received stato that the lion
V in. II. Heed, American Commissioner,
had sought an interview with Yeh, but
met with a sarcastic re I till'.
Lord KIgin's propositions lave also
lei u rejected in tho same strain. A
speedy attack upon Canton was antici
pated. L'H isvii.i.i:, Feb. 13. The Northern
Hank, the Pank- of Kentucky, and IIk
Hank of Louisville, bavo been lo char
tered fiir tw enty years.
Private di-palches s ty that N. 11 Van
Tuyle, who kidnapped two free negroes
at (ielievit, N. Y., and sold one usitfdave
in this Stato, has been arrested in New
Orleans, and awaits iho requisition of
I ho Jovernor of New York.
.
Tlow in a Liquor Store.
iNhfANAioi ts, Feb. 13. On Saturday
night about, twelve o'clock, two Irish
men entered Puteher's saloon in this
city, for I ho purpo-0 of obtaining liquor.
Meing refused, they attempted lo raise
n di-l ill banco among per-ons who wore
ill the saloon at the lime, when iho bar
keeper, named IPJil, a (tcrman, ami a
man named Castillo, an American, in
lerlorcdto prevent a light, The Irish
men both drew revolt er und find into
tho crowd.
Castillo wi -.hot thron time, and
died t"t liighl, Hold was shot ldeo
ntid is not expected to live. One of the
Irishmen bus been JUle-tcd.
A good deal of excitement prevails
and Ivin h law is lou llv talked ol'.
a
ExcitdUMit et Brooklyn
Nkw Yokk, Feb. 13- Thcio was a
great pNciteiuent in Prooklyn yester
day, in consequence of the death ol'tJco,
II .' Simonsoii, it highly respectable t iti
.en, who was aaiilled by a parly of
rowdies on Saturday night.
The patties implicated in iho as-anlt
were promptly arrested, ami lodged in
the station-house last evening.
An i in prom ti ii meeting of i iti.ens
was held, at whieh ox-Muvor Hall pres
ided, when it was reso. vei that no effort
should bo spared to bring the ua-sins
to piMii-hni. nl, and a committee wasap
pointed to carry this into idled.
Sub- eqiienlly a committee of vigilance
to aid in protecting tho lives of peacea
ble citizens from violence was also rp
pointed. At ono time there was a decided dis
position manifested to lynch the priso
ners, but better cotiti-eU prevailed, and
the idea was abandoned.
AbbllPs I HUM til oltiiP. liANTRoKT.
Tho N. Y Tribune of tho 13th. publish,
es an address from (ieorgo IhimTofi,
prepared for delivery at theanti-Le-compton
meeting on Friday night.
Ho talcs strong ground rigain-t the
Loeoinptou Constitution, and says that
the policy of enforcing it is ncithci wio,
expedient or plausible.
I'yWo seo that Judge Strong of
Now York, hasdecidod that Hairer beer
i- tod nlox'n aling !"
Governor Wise'i Manifest.
Got. Wise wrote a letter in repby to
jyi invitation to address tho Anti-Lo-compton
Democratic mcctingat Thila
delplix on the 7th inst. of which tlo
foliowirg is n part :
Wo hare proudly, heretofore, contend
ed only for cqnality and justice ; Int in
this be wontonlyjdone, without winning
a stake Iho power of slave Stato
thereby it will be worse than vain. It
will be snatching power per fax cut nrfas
to lo lost '-speedily" with the loss of
something of lar moro worth than po
litical votes out moral prestige. If w
arc not willing to do judice' wc can't
ask for justice; if wo can't agree tu
equality, we must expect tobe denied it.
It is our lull goring thcanli-slavervox.
1 Suppose wc bait a majority of sla e
hohlcrs in that territory ; suj peso a minority-
of abolitionists had rot tho cen
sus and registrr in'-"'"Lr" '- n d
had kept fifteen outo.Jh itn..r...,,n.
tics out of iho Ccnvcntion ; siipposo Uiey
had formed a constitution with aclaus".i
prohibiting .Slavery, and had scut it to
Congress without submitting it to a ma
jority of the legal voters; or supposo
th.y had submitted all parts of tho con
stitution to the popular vote, except tho
one clause prohibiting Slavery, knowing
it would bo voted down if submitted to
the majority of the people ; suppose such
a 'boot on the other leg" had been submit
tcdtoCongrcssaiid we had then heard the
absoluteness of a Convention contended
for by Ulack Uepublicans. demandimr of
Congress to sustain tho doctrine of Hc-
iritimacy, I will tell you that everv
Southern man would have I t en in in n'i,
and witild bo rotisctl to the shedding of
blood, rather than submit to Congics
fastening upon a majority of pro-slat crv
people an arbitrary rcHiijit of a mcro
onvontion, unauthorized t proclaim its
(Institution without an express crunt.
This is the same principle, accompanied
by trickery nnd fraud. "We are willing
to do undo others ns we would have
ihomdo unto us." Tho Southern tiooic
ILVk I I I' IM I 11 Ml (T II f k fsisTiCii'i
a a
u o aro lohl that "prompt admission"
i
of Kansas as a Stat, will cm the airita
lion in Congress, and localize it in Kan
zas. hat is the Kanz.is ouestion ? I
it local to Kanzas ? No. it nerer can
be local again. It has preva dedull lla-
ees and all classes iu our country. Lot
Congress endorse this scledulo of leer-
lomain, let tlo South insit t-n il. b t tho
Xoitbern Hetnocracj bo required lo
consent to tno inju-ti(e? and flu prece
dent becomes of universal application
and citation tigainst us for all inio. Not
only will the example plead, but it will
bo a plea in continuous eases f similar
import and langer, rising successively
as looir as ton-vast territories to th. In.
cific shall be filling up. It comes up
aaiii nno it;viu, every year, (nui ter
ritories extending lri)inMc-dla Valley
d Dacotah. 1 latter not oiir-elvcs. then
that any modo of adjustment will .
iccau-o Pw is the - sjieetlie.sf' I'm-Kansas,
t is all essential that tlo s- ttlemcnt
shall bo just ntid right and equal. Jt
uoi, ii is suro to no mischievous m that
. i ' i i . .
i.iriy wineii n:;s snatchc i j it with-
nit right, and done wnui;' that good inn v
.. i e : . o.. .i ...... ' . '. .
'ooivayi ll. l o tin jiisno t :,v,tsa (,-sw
i Hi policy. It all would demand m.!v
what is right, and mbmit to nothing '
that is wrong," inju-tico and tippres-iot.-
oii. never bo iierpel rated or tolerated.
Hie ulterior cllects of adojj,in; the
compton constitution with its sthedebt
innexed, will bo worse tlian refcrri;!-
ach thy que-tion to iho ten itoivil i!
isioii. It will arraign tlds Ad-aioi'trati'm,
nd tho Democracy ami the South, for
Ionian ling more than is rig!.:., and for
oreing rcsi-tance to wrong, il will bo
agging tho li.'ii of a it tinrit V whilst
the hand of a minority i- .n its month
t will return tho chalit - to ourown lio.e
when Iho Kanz.is qiu'U'o'i aigain nrd
igain arises in jSorih lex.t. in Ncv-
Mexico, in Mesilla VuP v , and iu all ofir
nit idles domain of ntiscitl' d and fa-t
settling Territory. It will t!ric f.om
us Ihoit-aiiiH d' honest Dcmoi i"rtf in
Iho North, who can williiogly stand by
us for justice and equality,' b"t who
iiiu-t leave it hen to demand more,
and rofu-o ju-tico and equality to othei n.
It will rai-e the J5la L'epiVdicnn fiag
over tho ('apitol in tho nest slrugglo
fi.r power, and that, then, wdl raise tho
la-t dread is-uo of union r d'-u'iion!
A ro md some aiming I o dri v mis to sm h
extremities as will raise that issue p.i-t
being laid ?
Adtllfe'Ral fr'2.i IIixic
in r; ci.buov at tiii; J5ttom of it.
Nkw Of! I.I. ANS, Feb. . -Plieu.Uy,.
fighting took place in iht' Cily ol Mc
ieo befiiro Zifoaltiga tiiuiujilo I. Hat
few were killed.
Zlio.'iioga l ect ived hvenly.-i Voles
out of iho twenty. eight member of tho
Council d Notable, f.-r Provi-iotml
Prcsidelll.
Pllebhl and a few other point had
recognized iho now government,
Tho w liofe country was in nfuioi
Inarez, Paiodi, Ihddado, and other-,
oppose llio new government, ami ll wa
expei ted that they would nmn h ngain-t
iho city. Preparation were making lo
med them, ami more fighting i inevi
table. Alfaro pronounced, at San Lain, in
favor of Santa Anna ns Hiitalor.
Zuoaloga had isiicd a decree rc-fo.
ring tho ctTlt'siustical and military ju
risdictions; repealing the law id' l.löll,
which dot hired the property of fcclcsi.
ast ical corporal ions nlo nable, and an
nulling iho said laws.
It was repotted that the clergy la 1
loaned tho new party tfl.ouo.oot).
Advices from Soiiora show a stato of
civ il warfare.
Advice from Northern Mexico otntc
that Coventors (iar.a and Yidauiri bnd
settled their difficulties und that tho
States of Nuevo Leon, Tamaulipa ami
Coahtilia nd iu union in the coming con
flict. A Pr.AWAKK Inman's Opinion ok
Kansas. Too many ton crnor's. Heap
in tu b too many ( Jovernoi s. First have
Heeder no have him. Thea bavo
Wooibson no have b.inv. Then bavo
Shannon-nohavo him. Then luwKol.
inson no lave lint. Heap too much
Coventors. Cm! Um'