E!
LISITIIRESTING - DMA'
U• S. SENATE,.
AB
i
1 , --
14.1 r Bigler, proceeded to reply
tn!Mr. Do,idelas' speech. He
ItgOry of), thelLecamptou Cot ,
i .;the CQU SC of bis remarks t
nt foretel . what his-action svc
..co
rilv-settria o f
t
it y nu l t a i ! ' g ii e ;t l i ti eili
tl elari g i e lle n gw er a o ia
s u Cn s onts. p
tl.e:handN'of those who are t;
election MI -the Elarcry artic
'Age' it; .iricr,' the result coal
agnized, hut if-the election s
cotuluctc4 he 'sh . onid cote for
of Kansasi as a Stat." with sir r a free or a
Siaiv Con6liitition ' because hfthoughr' th at
1 .
'onto 50 6., e them controversy ' - i ;1 give Peace,
to Kansan and the country. 1 f the insti
ttttietts xhuu Id not suit the people, they
amid be altered more easily,'yd satisfacto
ry with Hansas as a State thstu as a Terri
tory. : i.l .. . 1
- Mr Mug:his replied, sayi
no fault tp - filil with the Sen
for-making al - series of attack
ststetcy while onattrog to a ,
merits. fordo Telsonzr had i
With records- of the votes of
tae Wilnaut pravisa,and soiree 1
es relati4C to Halms matte;
naitrheilter these Wcre.-true ' 1
..
what had thdy to db - tittit t 1
- presence d 7 '; Suppose it wasl
1848 he,.wa's'in. favor of ext
&curl Co, i 'm, primiso •to the Pe
----- - rceanamended.by Mr. 1.31.1c1ia
•
ter the4ear,preecerling, an
lu - 1854 9 1telittro3uced a hi
It .
t•ompromise of which the
• - he now! the s:
tit
,_
materia ' prove-; all o
the aigumcnt.
~
;
was wiether the popular
- Iwbich be ,ProsidenC and
ipledgedisbould be chilifed ''t
! thought that the Scirat4r f
1 .-- ,
. t i nia sho,,tc . ed:a want of ynd ;
m quotrog from - his ..4pring
, lomittith to quote what be 1
I , subject 4 the other day, whi
I,
feet ha tunny Icith his prey
•' --i opintott Ile
t it - Ought t ha
i
i n t IS an , horized to say trim
inati,pration dddress by t
-'i the ''resident and t 6 6.1
li
1 that WI Co n stitution lac sub l
i shout &be regarded its nul
_ ; was nut aware that Ocm. k
I fcred r the slightest deg'.
. - suancri of these instruction.
•. . ,
• er suppotekthat the ageu .
1 nburtcfd-Ter,obeyiug inst
~
principal applauded; for gi
• • complained that thd St na '
vauilillsettned -.dispsc-d
. 1 talse;irsition.L - Thb true t
' . Coniliturioit frost be entii i i i
. ular Will , lif not) itlsomrs , t -,
.1
enlylruet Way of aischrlai '
- 1
Constitution is aecup l iableli
twit 'i to the peopl6l . _
. ..
- ,•Mg. 'Bigler explained: '
that ,::)1r , 1 1.)ouglas -j painttt
tbat the enabling act wapiti
cases. La that he Iliad '''
1 that tt rOes necessary in th
i -sas. 1 The et:r.itor Las (114• 1
arguinen t. by ta,yin gthat 11
cobsltstent, and that a IVI ,
•i• • • .
• etinnge Lis viewswhole ,c
• self " wrong. I' .. ! ,
31r. Douglas wanted
outority
, Mr B I / 4..1 er l '
• ton oveartut was an Ai
,
tire M
./' 1 t !'
- 11 11
- , r. litgltr; replieg ti a
du lions to , to thollwesiti
Le TWIT in addition. II
_ coin stration Leldithat
:! .. FO fras it had progre , sr
Pa i sidenr make a rceo n
t4rtesuli of the vote
11-;;F=.lc l be is waitind,'
J •
' Mr Douglas again IV
' . il - 1,5 4 " ether sources O
which 'authorized the 8
-out of the 1 arty -for
tueasure.
liNr.lligler denied Pi
iil i iittt reading Mtn cm'
:Mr. Dctiglas mean to ii
ill adininistratiin ? w4i
guLg-e•:Cannat.-telbth I t.
lialt.l -- .uour g .u.—.___ T i ig
tie ,
word s but he inst I
(*et. He beeine3 t i 1
y
sy.sttin which had- h 1
, 4
i.,
laid f_lv weeks by cc rj
wiliter, ;tail:eating tl4
qssrted the Detnuertii
over to the 11"pnblica
' l [ llklr Bigler-I deli:
I l aidTtbat tho Senat
rabraciatary gtatificati '
the. cbamLer and reoi
c l‘fr:. Douglas replte,tf,
r h wueed by Men who',
'tie: adminit - di r ation f„ vi r
i g PlTnrribilli men;
ii
n be is controlled, i
noted to kliow wheat
I' driven out of the
_ p
i-ofco • ltrehle Frith : tl;,
r4Ueitions of ihe Paciel
lhw as applied! to llint
Mr. Bigler re.spOnd
Mr. Douglas. resui l
r , ne of the gentlemen:
liberty thus to disset
4,•is the questions ef ,
Facifte Built - 02d, ibor. -
Urea, Was not Le to fie
for himself an! {he flit•
on ir ovenaen:!; f l'i-
Lis, extralriliU ry d I si
biell Would either r
1 e i n3 1 ,, ;e;
r ‘ ° ..e u L i l o i t g a f i t e l b b r • E: L a P l i t a d a r d t* ;:i.:,
1
,owi,i a rule tiy Isla i
l•
i,•e read outle the p ,
,it Mr. Dzuglds Avis e
' i tniuistratien did no
,party fealty these w'h,
hue Lee, mpton mole
Yrr- i:. id
Bi.•ler re p N
1 .t4ny further intittlli
ready endeasereil i''
i
all 1 be.cleitsccEs:ufNi
!lf the - Senat 'tLo ,
• • •
tbat !nig was' a par
was, i ut of tile : pat,.
firm - the admiaistrit
btbluesa. -- , Be, 314.
no such "rultt. 111
Mr. Duitglas reii. c
Peritisyl‘uuia Lad /1
Ise Fed otbcr snii,t i'
f .,
i. gard to'tlie. r urov ' ,
int king,t his a , part
tbiit the eliar g" it
-4'
IS
IN. THE
, , •
tim-Blaelt Reriiilictiwi were iiiialdt by . 106
Who.are hostile otliim.' ~..---: i . .1 !
Mr. Bigler—Who makes 'the' harges't
r Mr. Douglais-- . 1 'The new pO rah oti th e
Country are full Or it. TheSes, tor seem
ed tp make hislignment ni, if I were toot
side of a health . DenincititiWoianizatiortg. ---
I da not.recognize the right 'Of that &hair)!
r 1
or any body ; on earth, to enclitic, 1
1 ..; Mr. Bigler - 1u no shape ; or form, hovel .
been laboring to put the Senator oiithidel'af
,tlie party It ii true I did ;chow llthai lien
his question lof Telaverf,thwSeitatoi did of
1
lways hold theisame position,.- lint II id
of say. nt any 12140 who differ ed from
the administratiOn on this ancient 1 tra In(
Pemocrat: `,,, • : „-1 1
Mr. Dou glas--I stated l that :when '
- ,
changed my op;rtion; I changed it: inlc
respondence with.that Of thia Piesident
both eases; if that:would 'Cid me out of ,
party, it would lead me in very gohe Icon',
pang. (Laugh el%) , If thh!President and lte. Denioenatie party stick 16 theirplatform
lwe can move along- hartulartiouslyi but, I
I shall, at alleve ts, zuaintaii! i i ;my opinkni.=
'I shall take al l pror oecaviOn Co iindi+te
the great prine p pe
le with whiCh my public,
life is identifie . I. horie,i i i; the discussion
of the question,, the Snuators will letive me
alone as regards my constituency) and as
foramy prospeets, let time it e. !
Mc. hitch.said if the eleeikiiroeli p ace
Kansas yes ertl
in av, Congres4mml tici
ion ,
1
30 the subject would soon be required,that]
is, assuming tberewere fraiUdz which w . ihr
vitiate the tic 'lion. Ile desired :thsti thei
decision of th pec : ple o[= the Territ, 6 , , !
whetherto adn it or exolude slavery', should
no! be suppose L. to influence his tipinicinsJ
Therefore he r nislimi to sp eak on ' the itil:
jest in advance of any, p o'ssible knowle dge
t
'here of-the eliiileter of-- thati eleetihn. He
_would retnatkliu advaneek'w i bito Ile shonld
feel honed to onapterit in samelewii ex
pressed' by Mil Datiglaioliat ho id not de
sire to read him out of th'e Deutz Iratin.p:ai
ty; bt&.lie woilld-say ainan ' migl:t, by his
voluntary act, either by roruhtlug
iii- cord in the
_party, or ty s ome.. Other
means; place ltiniself-bepind the Palo icilAne
party. organizition. Ile hardly thought 'the
eld Democratic patty, as such, wre put to
the ne c e s sity c.! reading ;it Tz,0113 ut Off their
organization. If, howevEC, cher were any
, t
men iu that patty who :wished t take; ph-
-.
to ,
the pinata
Sustasned the
and
id he could .
LIM be oa the
41 'under the
:tiny wade up.
!Ayer tvas iu
',Fontittet the
rtte,,,,tpe ree
-1 'Ol hie fairly
{the zdtuist-ion
[.
that he had
t 4 frntn . , Po.,
on' his con
' er his argn:
ita,6ltel hint
1 - e Senator on
rufer fpeeelt-
, li , Seipp
iThe !Washingh
N..Y. orier4,&, 1
a reCent: otter npo
( [ .
01
• his 'side; venni)
, - ,
[ hen says;
ni• . I
- "Hislt mitati
to theL, eitatt; 1
will rilt lti ;or i re;
next Ntivber. I
lie mind'ua Illinol
contempt 1 for ' tit
whirl) breaks con
and crushes - _ont
, bayou e:ta tof stam
against the Deui- t
E ,_„,
Adiuinis ration.
"31r. ougla.s • [---- '
es to sho, - them
"popular l ioverei
and not a paltry
' through the elec
life iu tiler to
do itF -it is int
ticn allilthe ti
•
hint, as_ suring til
tors of litlinotS di
• ror, that g'sq l u•
~, ~, 1
luggler ti•eheat,
- 1 1
ed out. We La
• such a contest
and a ro , leltious
-us— T h e inscr i
prevail so - far a$ 1
i
which t is eiciP
alwa.ys-_ t :lcrushett
lead , off ;mclie t
. 1r..• yatirt Buren
York in '.l-isr
I 4 1
he t o o ff thre
he l p him? . it I
throne! [ whith
mareh. to an c
then; be the ia
raging I,beturcei
Northetti an .-
: ly . possi id at
compre ion.
der'. • weer tku
t s :neg.! '
, - 'l3l# as Go
„ et .the ruins of
egaid to three 4ionsan ,
•
he , In a the despair of
•
,:' .' ors and th e bring ilestrde
e' Cineic sali present meta
i
-, arthboy het -cep crates?, - l
31, 4ajbl, real it i i ,,,.• -- 1„
. lon please i tin VII sto , 4) 1 . us ' L
. taska, bill, o surd by Democrat says„
platform, t o / land Ib y the large atniunt ha:
~.
and principles Of t e Dbutoerat
tows, 1 ..'qst f
l i pass Cry ma il:
_,,:and ',defy, cippOsition fro m hat-
tA I esaunne the I
guar Cr it may spine.” 3 c Pred r reu 1 I c
.t.. before the b-p:e (Tf alai ' do} she culd
n ___ , , ;
c
neas In a ur .
Ain barmotly uitit tlioe !wlii Ware DOW tel ' rei l l ' °n . ne) i IS
DloA rrlicld upm to'critab htiula ad itbe- tin- g ras r)'! f ` ei .
ciples of ii.e NebtaaltitlAil4 in' ille, admis th '" iI P 3 g e t 11
:ion uftte •Letotopton•- Conslitutton. I Ile i''i*,•:, 1 -
looked. on the Convention es a trick ad a I
'fraud up - dr:the righrof ilia 1)4.0e, aud s ' i ': • •
tsih or W,ithout • sJave.ry he r was oiipos cl to (.
aS"tl; o f
a i d : nes: , we utile
the Avlio:e conccral l lie did not kno
ilject of all these atcarks luP4n hint; Per:' time e F t r r i e sl 'n
'ell as at ni b t
.hays Liz l opponents thpegitt they caul wer- w ,,, „., 1 b i
ry,l3iin cnt,[bitt be wc,uidtel'l them, at if '?", r= ',` r " 'I
he' fuuntlLLb; strength'failug., l lie Iwo ld go m • re,94 pap a
uff ' aud '
ern it his .euergtt,t, and crime back ce.P I M I Prat: ec'
.
men of a 1
and tali .....Itiogfireiat the *bola or hem. , g
=of I
(Laugh! . r.)
... .l 1 1 , - new
t:1 spark) et
plr .. S t uart said it Wasisell reurirked
_by best! :imitation
Attorue Get.eral Dutler Jon ' ,the Atiansas L ' il i[#V ier ,i e
a ugenerm pi
cave, tit
,t the power c ongress C f upon the I
subject cf the admission pf ' Pew Sta!tes [is. clef e", ptrfei u
plinary: When the(; question' ipreiented- leash doubt bi
[it must pecessaaily 'be deteitniniA by•the .n[inieiPnine
gent''
eircuinsepucea ithicli [ suiiound and g or a 'nee'" g,lll
o en ti,
particular case. It i's, a PoWer
.Which 'a ern
u, others.E4,
.thorizei it: admission of for l eigul States as
the :spuriou
well as hose formed, taiiiiof due .13 1 n -u infli-
cnit can b
ct:ries- a d_this single stateml•nt Wout.J show wh ' il ,P. iii '_
1
at a
[ gia cc that preCcdcnrs nereticoti d and c l uc i t ' e u , ' el t,
never ought to be regarded fur the purpose true metal. '
'ofalettrmining the imwer Or proPriet in a 1 Impoliant' frOM Washington. _
,
1 parliculla case.. Cc ! ngress, / and C ngress Wasntai l n l rov IDerember 22.---Tbe//r•
alone.tader the power cOnGrred npo i t )1: aids: Washington en' ( - respondent • says c an
the Constitution Is
s to deierin, inel, n 't only
1 $
important movedientlis on foot which Drill
the queiti3n whether a hitate i rhall e ad: antics as easy se t / del:tient of the Kansas' q r. '
'all,'l t it •
mitred at u - is i egna y empowered itation., l i iia intcede' d; when the Lecomp'•
with tht autliniiiy of deteriniuing when it t.6i: COnstit dont comes on,, to take it up 14
I,shatt 4 admitted ~.$' ;Enabling acts were n ot the friend's' lof the administration both is
) regarded as indispensably neeesSary Ito t he a „,,,, 6 , 4 „„. e l n id 1 a f or , l , „ . I'„„ ert i4
adini-Siokpf new. States! . he procead e d to - or ri t - b - ' 0 at i4 ta l f - ie. - r 1 o c
, I Ls l3, l i • ocipie ,.. of. b e I lay' &tin Chen pritiCipl'es lo the lease', nuclei soieroigntyl T e Conatitution will be pas
onsideration. 1 1 'I; , . ,1 .1 1 , t T
'sea with in proviso that .it shall be present
-i • 1
; „The mucstions to . , !asked irtre whether id] the people of Kansas for final ace •
the forte if government was repnblidan, and taneci atid•• tifteation • • lie Movement
I 4 1 1 r • 1
I . is
la
whether the people are!satis fi ctilwit it, and Sthithern oe. II I ,
asked f ur adtinssionunder it; for th power i !Hon. ItenrylL'lPeiter, Judge l of the ,T. l f
of Con,greeks was Cc/admit a. Sttite,• but not .1 Distric !Court of North Carolina, • di 'd
li
coerce lt. - lie, contended t hat half he peo- at FayettdVille, on Bunday, aged pima
pie (: , i, Kansas had had no opportu nity to three ycit
~
rvete or the 'election of A e l cga t e to 1 the ; Thew P sidentl fa•day nominated to the
Convention, as in ioniecounties n ' census Senate' a morn
cr i [of Cougreas, Hall, .4if
was taken; bow - could c ould the{v erect- lowa,for Chi f Justice of - Nobraske,, sis•
7 ..!
ed to abide by its decision when their yoice gether [wit 3 casts Heed,
,wiighti Mur-
Itadint been heard . ille - also
. )elie. ed that piii, . Augrd and others long* ap . point4d,
the ` ; Convention intended a trick" idf fraud 'aed heretitfore en enneed-' ft*, foreign is.
:lop the people, and expreSsed vies in ac- 4na. tin ~ - ,.
cortlanee with those , Mr. -.pouglas ad 'pre- l' The t 'mitts , on Judiciary repoit ir , e
viliuslY submitted) I. l e would Deicer : give back in s+Nit Session, hut a iilibut - any es
hi's es tele consummate that Eland; which. etimiucindation;l the President's . nomination
he believed Was the inciit l enormo s fraud: of Theodore Stdgwie..lr as. Attorney . for the
that, Was ever undertake:i to be tactieed' piiitriCt 0 New York, in plat:col McKeon,'
upon any people undei•itseltOrip!l 0 . law '.---' *Dos '
ed.l Tits gave Vibe. to some - disdius
lies believed that. if this Constit uti on wa s . sion;.inVo vin the therits-of same of She
fOrecil upon the people of lino r, those features Of tbClate New Yorh Dl4orafity.
1
•_.
who did it would light the tore of: ;:ivil election. The "question .is not 3'et: (lid-
discoid' thsougbent the 1:44010 tit y might. Jed. ' - '- . -• , 1
' cry poste, but - there would be no , ate. .: -1 'Availing th selves of the Otottgretwmo
- Broiirivkidid that *bp. e a g reed i,,v hol i idil, ,
~ Many of tbe memera
vath !ileepr. Dunglaa and Stuart it' . most of of Cop . , lonlarly of the Nortly[are
4.,:viicir i i - emarke i thete was one point on which ittaising.. , 0 4 ion ,to limit few their
!llt otsbect to in. a few Wordy] NI hen Gov. healer.- 1 Il' 1.,..., : .
gtsa
1 • 1 I . I i
, -
lie - knew
ilr false, but
l' question now
I thati
~ttue n t
i lug the Mis-11
fie Ocean, asi l
t u in his.. let-1
I suppose ihatli
to reptlal that;
residt,nt s tig
iqgs tire 1:113
ho: krue i-,,ctri,
oreipiunty. _to,
hinikrt wire
IK!insas. ' He
Penusyla.l.
rital fairnisi,
.111,Ppeech, and
id 60 the Sat 4
lilt Was in, per .
, . h
iustv exprcst-eu
Gtii. Mallct;r
e-Ai3 in his
•
instructions of
1e t, et, to detnnnq
-•-, - --- - I- -- el ,
sitions outside of it, or who attempted .L
foment
discard . for Ji ~
foment iti the party, t solely , .an
e'.ed erieva4ei in time ;past they j - Wouid .
do - well, to r9nic niter tlie fate ofievery sueb
attempt from the days< of AtronJ, Burr
t
to those of VI n Buren. ' He was inj favOr
of admitting Kansas with - what i lver 911:18 it
tution she u ig - h t present luxe, provided it
- be republren i in torte.' The Cotati
had power 1 o submit a et nsOtutV l
withhold it, and - were responsible et
the people of Kansaa -for the lui
1
•which they xercised that rigjit: - -':
blr Doug as, in reply et:de* that,' acepr .r .
ding to his - own showing; Isl,r Fitch I;ditrei,
ed from - tho President .4/1 on.lpoint, and
let the Sen tor from Indiana had chard
him with f coon. If differing frOin the
President w s faction, that SenHor had dn•
hie the ail nt - faction factitin w 4 hiM i l ielf—
I Ile (..Mr.Dt laglas) had not become the mere
servile tool f any . President, fal as to eel
himself hound 'to take Cvery irecommeto
11
tier), 'Willi) t namining" whether lit -
i lbis approb 'ion or not.j : Witt - re ,-
' hat-mous the Democratic pail-
I only to sa it Democratic _:enal.
President. Would stand' by '
I platform, tbere would lot);
them all aUtl himself. "
I facttan, call it a ha
1 stand - by the.
the eincitina"
ted,and it not
land void. He
alker
cxe , pt in par.
• Ile bad nev.
as to be de.:
tiens, and- the
them.
born Petins • i
,! put hint int-a
that the
!sell by the pp
': iejected. .The
ng whether the
•
enot ) is to sub
,
1 1Ie did not .say
, ed the ground
necessary in alfl
•-cn the ground
c 'C3E3 of Kan
.sed of his awn
e was not always.
man will always
be thinks him--
•
keow—by w i but
id tbe Lecomi.
iniAmtion ncas-
he - made the le
rd from what
Fait] that the ad-•
vetnr-nt _was legal
How the
eudatice pri.ir to
ich ho sap, ill his
orktatr.zalk
is part:'
!flied to kr ox what
ithorrration Were
nlitor te read.; meu .
tsustaiuieg that
t ie said. orie l weal
f the perty. Did
eke 130 issue• pith
rt he makes an m
it is.
natnr dil not nce
deo 14trtm,Elr....il as ,
e earr3ing 4Put:
pur:suesl fpr the
• -pensioned letter
31r Douglas had
party, and gone
ny such seeusation
s posttiin excited
ea the other eide of
on 'this;
. I
-lie had been de-
-ere willirg to ; sink I
be purpose of kill-
'at every press wbieb
3 undeuiable. He
, r•every man' is in
ray because he does
President ft., the
R.
. R. and Bankrupt'
-
td negati . ve] ,
cd: Then, if - eve!) , 1
round him Were at.;
.1 from the. President
Bankrupt Law the
t,t-i fr aad other meat—
permitted to jinfge
ect of the . Lceemp
did not undrst?ml
re to strike 'a blow,
ipplc him; and drive
or,-make tbe'country
ft the party.
had no desire
. to lay
the Senator. should
to know iftLe ad
legard as wanting in
refused to. EUSttilti
that jxe conlenot go
object.. Ile had al.
:press his views with
ich he was capable.
t proper to assume
measure, and that he,
because be differed
cu, that was ,his own
.iglcr, bad laid down
—The Senator from
ormcd•the Senate that'
• •ofinfonnation in re
-I.f the adu:kittr2tion in .
tuct.te.
Le -1-,;.$
WalkerandiSeereta tan on went to Kin
`sari they fount' a shi e of ii surreetion exist s
log there ' Dad su With levet labor
in -restoring peace. No* a thought the
!President and his. Wet were .alone te-
Sponsible for the reOnt , Oit This was
; ite
- es,
the first time be ktiewj a) resheat to" do.
*end frtn I bis high poiitrn, and attempt
43 caercit peaceablel: i i i tiitin - to 'the will of
1 , i
an, illeg I !xmly oi l , co.! 1 Ho was sorry to
ttsagree:'wi h his partY, if r he believed be
h ren erid. as Minch rrvice in electing
,4!
31r.' ue tapin, am nyig itt!emap upon this
/1
i,floo . fleiwas a somewhat astoni4hed'ai,
th forbearance of he People of Kansas :;to
th "dlegates of i the Convention' .If
r
the op e had fie ed tile , out. their'ears
off and .Ut i them 'utof j he Territory, be,
for one, iwould•bave appjaUdeil them for it.
lie would nut Ma*. an i I extended remarlm
now, btit4f, the JeC • inktitoo Coostitution
should eV be ,pre4ented o the Senate, he
might have soraitl4g t 4 pay about it then.
He wolil,,,treutarkibatle Was no Free Sail
er;-in bia. 'own i state his most bitter oppo-
Delta übo, Reputt'licani.:
171 i . i
N
..v
, _
Cr
un 411 . 11 e conten t ion now
011.. i Douglas and
. the
buthfrn leatiers, it is scarce
: ho tbOuld es c ape death by
fie wl, 1 . , ba ground to pow
-6 up Pei and the nether mill
:ah_-_, uried himself beneath .
Dagou's , Temple, 'slaying
! of he . Philistines, So will
1
his .agttifteen! demagogue
J
ton upon the headsof .- , his
t• thblt were his late confed
_z____..2.-_____•____ -
Ste
I 1
In erfeit mooey, as a busi
nglli
tl, is ht ttlio prrscnt
e;teneively in this *tyl, as
lodalitie , Oteree i r " cling
, d th';- Ohio river. 13oth
tt, hart money,' iS this (re
!d. 1% c were shown a site
;us half dollar to-day, of the
toi age. It is decidedly, the
o the .riginal American
e er,saw. In .sir.ti, weight
pe ranee, i ix almost, if not
on. 'And wa have not the
ut I it' etiuld be imposed on
at of ei•cry hundred tutiness
tine giver. Business' men and
. be!on the , constant watch for
mdney The duly;-way the
i t de.lecte
~ .is. in the ; sound—
tniany pe fittetaps on the "goose
. ..a days„- has not the 'ring of
=I
kr Douglas.
, . •
n correspondent of .the
1 2 nrrer -speculating,in
:imitate of Douglas in
ago' • - •
nst tho sawn:atm-
cbjeot into be ie•elcoted
j Thel Lt.gigature which
)ect him will be elect3xl
!lie tendency of the pub_
is :towards disgust and
t i t ' kind of Democracy
pacts'i breeds ' civil—icaro i l
Ifberty by. Snobs and the
?ng armies. It is turning
, rsey t of MO, Buchanau's
!
)ereeives this, and wish
hat his patent invention,
nty,) is a vital principle
Rretdnee, galvanized into
ep to party on ita legs
ou of 1856; - But can ha,
asiblp. The administra
t)
le steinds behind and ,over
ha st and simple elect
at I 'lt' Senator is i n Cr.
ter vereiguty" was a
ny t
F at .it has heed play
',re se? the result of jest
etwe n the central power
vass4liu a hundred install.
reeti.iti may, id the
,end,
to r4n the'party agait.st
4, hut the chief • rebel is
G an. Senator Douglas
)emorts •itt Illinois than'
and Gen. Dix did inNew
eercaMly Lot; an suppose
:-fouiths, how ,W'uuld that
rotil Isimply open a l : lane i llapp:
thi Illfv'ublicans would s u iutl
Isieri ircetory. Whatever, f
dr
c
•
}.
7 1 -The ureetisburgb
",Withiu aluouthipsst, a
ben put ic cisculation in
it t ir well, executed, as, to
J
• long those Who, do not
,
1110fICY closely, or do busi
- The. ring of this coon':
g 4 ud, and it is without the
ill/ touch, but it is. lighter
ne, both in weight r ti• ud co-
Ile `Herald of S tirdav
7
1 111
~..
lIIt4
El
I
ramn
MEEL, P
2414
, 1A
;A*
'wimp
1
TAE putt* h
M. & Jipei
Beaver County! A
consent, i on'
sons knowing the
are eninestly e lteq
Office sod set e
Beaver. 14a.1 ti 2:
'fierewtorti "
tid, site
}has 4i p
.1.
hAf Dee... •
elves indeb eft
-tea; to. cat
els sew:owl t
`tL
. sta.
_COAL! 01.!
desint to get t
please send
0111,-1
As AVDSias: l
Li
deliver an Adre./
ti
on the 'eve. og '
at 7 o'clock
Education.
• .
It 1
T, oao co.,
l i t secout
q_soon as 3' bi
fr. -
ih s' E.
t •rn. . 1
qtr. die Aco cram
thitt6l o
thil I
1.1
, _........
•
Dtk2c" 4
l
Clrrch In ftich
dai nest, he
of Admi, l mi l . 2
kurited. -t .I. ,1
i 3
- )
c..11.1 4 zi f . 1 A .
Argue des t ret to
to 3 j
with s No l o) *ea
of our ilidat Li i
made hie +kJ • 1
'through sta ~'
log the p l ase
;
reiy email ~orti,
of hia,lr e . de. .• 1
(
The stolid t
•
! er,. V II IT )
13 of' sums , IS ,
cents. t l
eacbs.--J-Th• chi
I. 1
eniiml his I pt tvin.
them on !Firi s
a Otiethlg,f
• ted female
'th hid
he 1(10161.
Bonir il ?kw
newly b
ll'Cienryi l , pi. 11
site Etnpointfr, el
It bad e,ViiientlY
wently
and tied in l i two
thread.' . d
Esq.
child k;
the ril
srmer Foos
[:-
ehiltrwas f.uud,l .y
Donald'e' , F,sry, n
the utoi.iiia: of h
lived but ew . of
up in two p eeei
blares with
nest lab be d by
e belief of the
tow:led JAI c. nee 1
old bl
tier
41fi'ur ccelOboill
entarY
111:crep.9.1
Mill
OITI
howev
mark
tke
tbeh l e
'Priu l
know
rh ,:„
at
.1
- rie ,
at ( 1
1 e o f d
whc,
fare the bey pu
nd the lane fre •
r , litical 813,
Iciwriters:'l, lye •
orn'i
, Pra.
1) ,
epaoc
facult,
of citcui
ctrib
lice vs. • ofessi,
I ,
i(1 Party bus' li
Ilteomm dati g
1 , . litnees, an pr . , cl
1, (/ preetisiti - lin I:
tintensity heyl
.e.p l oor BAD ' lii
1
.0A ,kow bittet
L
of banking in,ltt - 4
,
Power; but thel 1,
a State (;ode,
w
L
witls
lag away at i
past.' i 9 1 i an
thl eharteriai
ly (3t , owt
sa l ceptrel
gni t &ape
atir i Ltbie.
sive i ly 17i i :ar
State',W. i
c '.
ev ;skier . '
ly ay
l ellan.
69 ureirind
W'
pnteT en
el Elielre
th s Stlit,
le i.
elelilliall
1 - L
m ng ninjovi
ilyfisvre set
' Wien fa l s e
I inet.ihe
with etgaM
I!, - r - - . r,
, tho ig,h 0 114 .
Nleney" . 031
p Hs
"corporal's air ,
C . t. the credi ot il lial
- ~ i i., ,
s perfect a' 1 Wit .C,
i 414, IR CoC9 Itt' aii,
,
liFec tiding ; h e ;eci
mocratie rat lc
i ßanks; non;g t h re
1 4 0 t w h ,
sea that aip i or
; ;
;;
fore titis:ti e t, es!
. i 1 1.
rrency, and sp, < di
the bankir ii tit
e•President in : 1} s r
zEibrust t to
inds of ove trail lig!
calation, l d ',o' ar
use: of all oar til
ow, will_tli, r.. er
this same 414 alt
a Jentocrayie C: 4:
ngi
its firs! seiisicr, T,
1 ititenc,
ally, and IZI
iy
.iota, actual t•
I nuilioriz:c ttd led
of Treasury Not a,
Ivor, but u 06 bo
60N-en:linen •el ft;
species of 'rag cu
party; bus b eu ag
elentless w rrL
t sayl tho " Ear
oes not this er,
iontrust. be uti
essiotis? 1 ilt
s Still the reg.
the wool;"
Ye bball see!
"Pistols a
bnion4, 86u
Till It:
Fonry :
.4 1e
5104 frith
we deuld
not iece
persiAnal
t I
era pt i
geot i eta
gan es
con; tort
pen n."l
11 11
tionen
coultnan. i s
of t Usti s.•
dis.ras
nblindnn
itditors of
ot find n wo i
0130_ whose
isbonor."
of Sonata Et , ,gi
I , ,
Pr Douglas ail po
f .O
wise, and a oci do
had swat ett ow
t his early ; vitt ati
e quite & i . I t I,
~8
joied the leo
ng posStion, Sri h
ng dared to' rai# tL
and' tigli • 140 Y
e of the H;itsri,
lof the party he
graphs iS eri en
t. start sin tl
chivalry;' Leto
iliee of trri ,
milks there,
re of honoi
got
for
..8
. 1 ot
set
ny
as session of on n as
hr Vii`shington, n 1 lasi
..Ampanied'blir, mei
tun; rriends; ecia 0 - ' 1
cartri g
oof he some Mod
sayelled; :inters*
I
. Owes
andmaith
fiun
It - , iii'sfid
, to •
motiwealtk.
,
Ire ave neier had anyperticular love for
Stephen A. Sugliis. -- ; We l have not y•t foigt '
ten that thecluittry is indebted maini r y to him
for the repeal' pi , the l'ilia3ouri Compromise ,and
alt.-those fierce Sectional trembly. to which that
- repaid hits giteW sit;is. . Neither have We forgot
ten. the insulting tone,' and l haughty ten, -and
- 1
,brazett front; Vtli i Which he stood ur in Abel
Senate, 'and irtialhed his bitterest Invectives
against the F ee Statemen of Kairia ; stigma
trzing them rebels; justifying. the.invasion of
th ' e 3lissenriens, into that territo4; recognizing,
the vididity:of , the barbarous enactments "
of the's
spurious hegirature, and treating th freqnent ,
deedrimi blood, of'arso' * n and ot io ery; l! na
I
though they werei r the' merest ; fl'eti ; ,
a. -IMF
hslvej,we forg tteit Ulat he t i doo unmoved; unmoved;
1
and witnessed . the murderous assault upon ett. , .
etor Sumnet,l f 4. the utterance of entirnents ,
eminently becorntug e frect:i man, d refused
either to inteipose a remott trating W ni,• or lift
,
a protecting finger in his !behalf, r fear an
i 1 1 _ . . ,
, errineons.construction' rai ht possi ly be pia'
ced upon hislmottives.' Du , howeve .culTable
1 I 1 ;
his past conduct; has been, ad whatever be the
'motive whys l aCtontes hint in his Trescnt course
—whether it be-'to avenge slight or
.
roceivetl at the.hands oft .e Atlmini
,
a' desperaterstrike for - the President
ot.to reinstotir himself wi h the peel
, I
mid, so as , tiOh s e returned o the Seiti
expiration of ~;Is term! a y ar henee l
is that the ' bold and 'env laths Man
1 haaltaken.hgminst .the !Lec.reptou C
rind the heroic reenuer , in Which he
iil i a positioniand repels lb. attacks a,
f tration Senators, 1
entitles .i4 l t o c o t i
i and is errictiia , e4 eo direct t ward
t itre symparies of the mo rate me I
tics. Ilantiver much the dr of th
people, may bare differed ith him
le.undoulitrily'ilocenywies a correct . p
No long as he pro r ves 4 fitith el to th
he will entitle himself to the grat
L
. entire iteptilicate i party n 1 .will
active co-?pereltion of the rank i ., , , , tiat
,ilemooracy in the' Free States. ,'Fre I 0
•
1
j i
6 .,. . g i l l !. I
~
..i7 to l i e n f t h a
, •re ;
1 . i
he l 4Nrg .
* A 0 ' : 1
3k,' TA. I 'D • '
i
ttons l
It
Coll. 111
. , Tent nt
1 .
ks on ill
Fills o l j,
ry ? I;tsd,
f gop ir
1 ._,
5 1 1
OM olio
, d bn PA-
E u t;
r , e
e
.,or,t.g.
pe"o
.• 11 . g
ne • • d
4, 'iiir
-41 ui..s
!Oar
MEM
ITELI
IMICEM
MEM.
e 1 MCDS
Bi 3
of 'o tl in?n,
n raprqng
BM 9 eons,
'l7 th t!it
the., h me
What lias
go lb ....er..L...
•7- , 1 ,
the Titeasury lot the United States of abeht
. 1. ,I ~. 1 ,' it
IFF.74TY-F IVE ,ZILLIONS OF VOLLAF4, and i was
C '.fidently expected that lbefore the cloSe of the
fis.,iyear, the sum would be swelled to . nearly
Si'. .11Itt.moss. For • weeks thel , n3embe'rs o f
the "ational iLegiidaturej werel: liyieating theo'
hl'a , s in devising plans f4.or the disposal of this
is I' i
stir lug, hnd to prevent toe :wet=(l lotion of any
trio ~ eoiti than 'mi g ht" be actually necessary to
m et the:ordinal . ..yr, espenses Of +.3 Government,
' . order to avert a finatiCial revtiction :which it
'Ras th.ught would inevitnbly 1 rtJsult from nn
overflowing TreasorY, and by tl e withdrawal
1
of this vast sum of money froui public circula
. tion. To aviild the threatened idii
deemed advisable to htnind the'. bi
reduce the revenue erisii i F from 'foi
The free 'list was' gieatl extended
ties on articles that hridproitousl
1
d i reasonable protecti.p, 7 -and
have' received continue. , protleti
I
ken Off to C cOn7deraL r e extent'
tions then made lave only in.Pai
ed. A. financial rovulsion Lasl s i.
I ' %.„,3,.., its . ~
country, an;:tpara7t ed I bits:
I ''
not been because of tdCf Million!
Pected to be stowed . awe- in Unni
e Star ".pe"
.I is,
• rei: I re-
rr t•T in .
031 n pin
A vit3l . ,the
e ails 1 33t0
i
il r
1
m. 1
..;
1- -'-'
!ay n
. • ' t he
i 3 al l
li n 0.e 1 , -ia.l
nei l Ye- ail
I
1
a 2Z
se be al .)1 -
.
_ _____:
54 4 1111
1~
clppose
I
me I t hey pe
en the eitn
d:.
b I ! tia,izelu-
et, Iliit !many
:wild Isereely
' tit i ,el,V can just..
ving l i l ius l M uted a 1
at i r eerua
isibt. i tlevis-
kr 4 c
114,
ttOth Et f:111 in
'as. so . 141014
t stit . ' v i•whel
rou d e 4 , rerid
-t, lil l y 1...! 'have
ta17,.1 U. pure
ily I It'. t out! of
tutio l ti iu the
reset ti ess?g,e, :
i
Dm /, 4catt - s.e
1, J. ,
z. ext a agance
rges tli in with
I
eon m netarr
,ereqi t when I
strati° irecom-
Tuti! o t
n he nee
very I "r6raptYy,
cCetli 4 1s p
4 I fj l t •
aril and
JC of IltENTr i
~ base l d t L.'
..Y cam's stron ,,,
boxes. - The imparts 111 off in an as s toniihing
degree. The, revenue was farshort .of that
which was The T euty-Fiye Mil
v i
lions surplus, abe-it wl ich ther was so much
concern, hire altj melted away like dew-drops
before P. genial sun, and the Tr as t liry now finds
, 1
its* in ix eon4itiou 1 1 eareely a11 , ,1e to scrape up
a dollar with 1 which to meet the necessities of
i
the GoveuniMat.
' t om What has beeo*f all thisl
,
money ? is an inquiry that wand very tk:(tural
ly arise in the mind cfKevery a e: Has - not r
1
portion' oe thirvast sum been u l sed for electi'on
. .
ecricg purposes! Has'. not a g oc! portion of i
passed into the pockcts of parti .an,lavorites ' i
,' . .
the sha y
pe 'of frit - ,con t
racts , ?. ins not, 4 larg,.
portion! of 4, been a plied to the erection. u
many 'princely; but u eless, custom houses;.&r.,
E,.,
all
,over the •country ! Veril l .yl, it becomes thh
Demoeracy to eiplaitL.the wher l eabouts of 'thes . l.
ITwenty•Five Millions, that have been "spirited °
away , So mysteriously ha the short space or rains
or ten= months, or else .it will ,furfeit the rCp,ntai•
Doi for economy which it, has l heretofore arid:
gated to itself.' I
!II
t upon'
creit lind the;
111113. C Colltl
.ene " against
;mg it L tter . acri
for. t i A y r
oney mcrr.
r e'o yeas ts. i
I%lili'
i
onl Treasu 7
1y wit v past peat
be con: ertled that
r . "el' on pure,'
ank ii l aitY of the
111 , 1
1 [ I
„
ii offe4.l .
Ix :Natio itilllmi of. Col;
.! , I •
I ;
ortunit .2 v for II • '
k op discus
spr oe table Cl:Fatter. __lf
te I cheer:T we should
? 1 . 1 ,
- A - e is the sy m nony of
?
' 1 1
.11 I
, te:-.—! -
i
itician f consiill
a with ' Southern
o the rugged visl
on, until, he had
tad well' behaved
1 ill
tali Of ' these gen
!e;
allnd - I
, occupied
..lemo?ratic ranks.
teir vsfce t s in ftivor
I T
have to urred the
and tie forthwith
writer s ] , the fore
ttly I. '•hoding over' ,
to front rink of ii,l
ngs to, one 'of ' the
is; (tise.i t keep no
teen th'elhoro of run,-
r
;es 1 q 1 tient tripe,
s, to illidenabsirg,
ions of
h h
t is c ttrfte
:rouellS:tin-tie of ftsi
, wounded hoctoil, by
l e
or two; draws one or
.'return; apreasesrhim
i espologi+ , Lugs his
pistulitions of his
1 1 1
it fokward to new
11.
BM
in
WOOL lieisteri
[„i
r 41reretio-i , o
‘,l
-.).
SENATOR .DO I.I3LAS.'
iecome'of ['the
•
Less thrin alyeai ago gig:re was
.
i•A Hirer Nevi YEAn."—Ti
flolulted,and Fifty Seven hd.
its allotteir `=lt is now" 4
the irretrievable Pits and. the,
A few hours hence a d it will
Ilistory, side by Si t 5 with I
were." A remarkable and ex(
been; remarkable for its Fei
general Prosperity; ;l for its (ji
Shifts anti struggles,!and .4.43
lil'e; mid:eventful fo'r its 1.510 . 11
ments, crippled. , c omnierce,, la i r
bor, in the Old Worldland the
ing all unavailing regrets foi t
a hopeful trust that the lOW
improved, .we wish'one and ill
, Eat 1 „ o i .
1 - '
SHOCKING ACCIDZST..—W t e Are . pnined td
state that 11.. Jawits At.t.iSom,%mployed Jin
Woodrow's Oriel Alin, near i Frankfort, while
engaged in uushipping a pair" of- linrrs, was
caught between the trunnel And crown wheels,
and'utost frightfullY mangled. His left leg Was
ground - into small pieces, and his breist almost
wholly severed from hie body: It. is supposed
that he;died inatittniieously. The deceased
bore an excellent reputation; was abont 14,5
years stage, and leaves a Wife and twos
m l
children. It is onlY abont five Years since ilr. l
John Itfllsten lost his life in the ,pamo null!,
under near;y alma r sbocking circutustanCcs.
ConattEss.--13ot. branches of Congress ad 1.
peon& over from he 24th inst. until the 4th of
Januari. Previou tol adjouiaMent, a resolul
tion vrts adopted instructing the Territoria
Committee to inquire into the !expedienci of
excluding the Delegate from Utah from a sca t
' 1
on the floor of the l How ,e. 1 ,
, ,
atirllertry 1,... Weaver, Etti., , the preeentirt :
11 1 3
dint Mayor of the City' otl' i ,liiaburgb, has , en
unanimously nontinate4'fo re-etection. . ' It
RIC-110111111A2ION O 7 MIL.
ington correspondent Of the Philadelphia Jolt
nal Gaya that a powerful ; Southern emabinatio
forming for the purpose of nominating M
tiThichiman for 'ie-eleetion in l 800:
.skir Gen.lohielda and lion. Henry 1.1.)li
has)) beori elected U. S,enatorti fryza Minn
4sn's Isirterrs.-.412is boli is nnfir
in New I NT*Mon. A number of 4hsti li ii
gentlemen, from nb?ued are expeetiti,
flt. - The occasion proinises to bo o Into
. 12d profitable. I .
Tea
seasioi
guishe
be pram
eating a
I
;ties FarnIAVA GA NT. —T e .cuttirsittf tl
ens is the new of the !louse I f:lte
Attires cost thit Government $75, and ;t1
,f.)O apiec'e7oir dearly $42,009 for l thef-ti'
alone. Wonder if this is not a portion
Twenty ions surplus in the Ircaeu
1-pring ? I -,
‘mearb
rese
desk
item,
the
last
Fur the Beaver Argui., l 1
The ' Tomb
_of Loots; . fioldi,
i 1 -
ea i: "I
Tomb of Louis polly is --e--
erected on . l
11,
of Green Ray, opposno,._Part
11, Islatotl - z . of Jamaica. - Louis Wag a
ammo, end bad to leave biti country lin
etroubleitano limes previous :'to' the
t Earthquakc'wLich swallowed nil Port
i
' in 1698. Ile bad beep a merbbant in
rwn for seferall years, and 6,1 been
isful in business, and much e i steeniud -
Jitizen. ' At the time that Po'it lloal
was s i wal:owed up . Louis went dui& with;
all thelinhabitants; but" 'strange as it may
lip air, there werelYro institntanediii siter-,
to sicullo'iciu;) a n d the other upleaciffi.'
Th 1
r,C being sevcr4l ship; it anchor near
ha f ti mile from the town, Louis was thrown
up co•se anym r gst the shippitle;,tybp puff of
tit 1
s lips'boats .. Ticked him up; andherg
du y rated for, soon recOvvred. • Ile,af er- 4
1 WarkpurSut•d the naereantile business ,in_
irthe city of Kingston,'forla period 4 sENIEN
sears, where he was much respected. It
his request to be interred 01:1 - the berch•
reen Bay. At the time 1 vi s ited the
,I the only resident was a solitary-fis h a i n; and around the , tomb the track of
wild goat. CREYOL .
Important from tar:matt
3t. Louts, Tice. I.—A Kan-as tter
the [simmer:lt says that ou the evePiiiii,
the 10th it battle •oe 7 eured atliert S l ott,
t,Ween Ott pro slavery and the: free S tate
2nl Five of the. former were kled,
tong them Blake,Little,.e. new Me:iihei
1 the Lecompton Clovention. I E:ei.eral
i erO wounded ou limb sides Twetity free
l at o men were taken priSoners arid"conflu
-61 a Mt. The. 3lis,sourians haveasSent
ri in 'strong • force on the border, and
i t nf l e.•F.giding is apprehelidel , , The lifft
yidititei W d I
Were causer: (Park, w..
ark, who is no
Co 9 as the murlerer of itarber two Years
s , n p, Who '.wrist, abont CeeumpauiCd h y the
be uty.Sberiff,ealketing taxes j r ;o lel l tho
fie . B,tate Men,,i and seizing property ice '
tun tof payment ' , .'I ' ,
1
1 hc , oTerittortal Lxceuive Conine
ha e issned a eall'for , ie•ase.qubling cl
'..3 1 ' thel_lelegate etwt4etition, beldl
ra
•enceOu thee'. ius•tabt, to take i'ritc
4d i vratiOn the best course to prirSurg it
seiuence cf the L-gtslature ha v ing l
to r subleit the Top- Contaitunou wil
•'-coruPton instrument.
this
Ro:
Fren,
giros
ltnya
this t
sucee
1113
grievance
strntion; or
dy% in 1,860;'
)5,1e of 111 i.
i ate, at the
r
, .ertnin it
3 which he
nstitutioto
5 maintains
fAdtainie
nendatior...
itro the me
n of all par
i e Northern
heretofore,
esition nor'.
lit ;position
tuile of the
rcceive the
lie of the
, ~.- • 1 ,
1 i
OM
spot
CTM
LEM
arenty-Five
surplus in
T.tty, itxoe
-
iriff and
mreign•iiaports.
and the du
been afford-
which bhould
''Sr. Lows, :DLit:. 28.--lauSusl arlvicesi
otthe'22tl - inti:to the llepublican, ,state l
th t the "Contititutitin with Sliiveryr was
carried. by a large mapriry. Thel returns,
armeagre The pro,-slivery vote, et IShaw
ti e was: seven hundred mid sixty-SriAl
attic, twohundred; Lexingtonl alio t the
saMe. 1 It Wag repertZcl that th i e Larrrec .
hcity were gone to 1 oral - Iton to seize the
Territorial arms. -A.letter dated Lnivreuce•
the 2lst says that Geo. 'Line has esue to
Il?iart Seett,l and- a..erred his inteulimi, to
rlstrfiy that -- place, oxiorminate Ithb pro
slavery' settlers andiSh.twitee i restration
and carry , war into Miscoir 6 i. .1 : 1
Denver has assuii eltlic Goverriort l ibip ' of
, 1
the Territory, acd-iissued au addresp, in
W i ltich ho exhorts the citizens (if- Ransas to
4peal to Om. ballot hoi for - the settßeineut
u lill diffieulties He makes! eqpifms yx
f
t acts from, the Pi esidentns instiuctions, as
indicative ofltho line, of p hey he designs
i.t ) pllr,lle: 'f file al-o)statais tliat; ,C,llhatin
invited hini;ielf, :IA the ' p esl i ding otlie.rs.
i ..f both.hbuses of the Territorial I.egila••, :
,turn, t . ) be present tit the countita ,, of the
•• 1 0 • 1 , , i•
i tacction,returns,•on toe —1;:t. i ..-------. ,-
11 LA.Tfill.—The whole vote at. Le
Liras 132; the inaj•iiity, for slavery:
.r ofes were received. at_ Llivrencb,
I poll books were not opened • a p t, TU
i he slavery majority ut Lexingtoni
The Republican says th l e. ) I. .wret
6ntion• win decithi whether to go'
i iJannary election for Suite, Officer
tavor such a course, 'With l ibe v il ieW'(
i ' 1 ' .
tug the State got-e m ' inent. Stanto
s not mentioned ferovertiorL
1 . _ G _ ,i_
on;—were ta
-1 • Ihe predie
been. 1'41111 7
ept oret the
es, - licit i has
that 'tveie ;ex-
Sp• 'Or
Le year 'plititteen
Ls;silliest reached
ribrading 'bettree
unknown Futur
I take; its rank i
the %.things that
rentful year it 11 s
!ice; Health, an t i
't?ys • and sorraa+,
t WAstimrroN City, D. - ie. 28 • .-The com
,
nunication 'from Brichoth Young to Col.
Alexaud i er, and from; Elder Tayllir into Capt.
Marcy, and the orders of D II We Is, corn=
manlier of die Matinons which Goi. Joh&
Istoo encloses, and 'the acts f 4 tll3 Legisla;
tive,Assembly of the last session, show, h
says, a matured i and iettled desigh an - the
part of the sect of Mormons to hold and
eccupy the territern-indepMidel' and ir
respective of the United Stoics)occupying
as they do, en attitude of rehellioo — and
open defiance to tho governinent,eonnected
with uuniercus.overt acts of! treaion. Col
,lonuston reitcrate.4 4 the neceSsity for prompt
and vigorous actie4, l or the United States
must (submit to the lusur potion of Pick ter
iittiry. The couduet of the Mormons ,show
a 'determination not to,. ( ackncir edge the
authority of the Ueited'States or any other
outside of their church; The , supply of
sulisistcrice must.bn forwarded early in the I
spring; it should reach thearmil y the:lst :
otl June. Should:a long time ,c 1 pse with-I
out hearing from him, .CoLI Jiili stop says'
it (must be attributable only to the diffiaul
tY of sending expresses across' the tuntin-,
tuius during the winter • monibs. • The offi:'
1
cots and men are in fine lealth, and are an
bruited with aei ardent desire to! disehargo
their duties faithfidly. I' • I " -
1 The Utah Expeditien.,_
!ST. Louis, Dec 22.-Ati i express has
1 • at L n •
Avocet y, airivcil .cave worth from the
Utah expediiie'n, which bringo 'formation
that the whole force; withithe e ception of
J'
A i l. Cook au his command, '%W re °caeca
'trod, at 111aek ',Fork,- and ,:iy re moving
teiraid Fort -4ridges; their
:: p ogress was
eery slow, soufethues making c,uly. two or
.-
three miles a'day, l honrlyltheiairimals were
giving out, and :it was !thong t that all
Would perish 21his winter 4 'he supply
tiuins were all iith the military , a nd ud pro-
*tons Were abundant. I ,The report that 1
two companies of iiifauttyla met with
reverses eri route for Utah, is* thout fouu-
I (laden. : Five, companies lof Cu . Sunine.re
il
regtwent of lat tavalry havere,efitij taken
Winter rausrit.rs at Fort Riley, , I
'I 1 - .:‘, • I .: I - :
and downs" f.
etary embarrass
(1 suspended la.
•
New. • •llis.eat
be past, and wi
Ire will be better
1 a , 11.trer .w
I
The Election in Kansas:
Impoittint from Utah:
Dictrficti, ON
-4
The Waal:up/ton,
d i giepd'ent gwe n
tielnlof the ALiit
headway: r,
He is very shortin stature,
..but of suck
Physical proportiPasiAside from thrslack
vs instantly to'ii;iiract the attention'
..st a.
stranger. very: large bead, connected
with broad and powerfully built shoulders
by, a shM4, full-; neck; a chestsuffjciently
roomy to !contain, the' lungs of a giant,•an t l
a p a ir of f,hort, dumpy
! legs,- complete O m
physical piOture of I be , Little Giant," if
we except the ;bread,' Websteriaa
brow, and- the deep set, cavernous eyes
that sparkle:And !glow, when excited; l i k e
Miners. 'lumo beneath it. It ik the trem.
endous brilia•poirer c lodged in that perp ra .
dieular , precipice of k ! forehead, - and shoot,
ing out its tires! freiu its sliadowed-,eyes,
that has given • him the soubt iquct which
he will euiry to, his grave. When itscited
nd in full flow of debate;, that massi ve
head rano and
.ekakes with the c r im e liLsi s of
hbr thought; and the huge habd
until . the nails indent the palm, or else' the
broad, open band.rceeives ti,e blew of its
nate and italicises the ser.terfee c.ith a sthu
niug report. The .swea't pours frfire-him
profusely, and tills from his - head, or it is
thrown clear of his Shauldors by those it&
miCal the beati;Jis the rain-drops
are sbaken froth the trees by a dotal: . Add
to this a thick - bushy head of black tiiir,
and restless ? n easy feelw which pre.
vents his bciug at rest• for consecutive
ininutes„ and keeps him moving from ono
point ! ,•to another in _the Senate Chamber,
and my' picture of the-"Littlo Giant"
complete.
1
DESTP.I.:CTION OF TIIE eITY or Poitr9:
motrru..—The Portsmouth Daily. Tribune
of thel2th iust , gives an interesting pie
lure of the tua l uner'in which the Ohioliver
is invading that city and landl in tiio vi .
ctutty, sweeping. awAy whole zeros n f lao
and blocks and . lots, and tgreate.uing a
wide-spread I destrution., The Tribune
• I
• .
says:
It has W'o'rked several acreiof bot
tom land, to the steep bank, : itid worked
that down to Fifth stroet; taken all ,ot
FiCth street between Jefferson street ani:,
the city limita on the west; anifis nritvcut
ting across to the western end' , nf‘---Fdttstll.
street. Six blacks, containing twelve e - ftiy
lots, •that originally frorod• upon Fifth
street,- are njw washed_by the wriich
is faking thehi off at the rate of a foot per
day." It is a eoronirm thind to Set a shiz. u ..
Sspiate yard drop off at once. In fact the
most of two/him:l;s is already -gone; and nt
the inntheasit. corner of. Fourth ancriSls.E.
I°Sou streets oe:river is lmta few feet frost
Fourth street.
Tai T YttlZE •161116—= , •-k fe W rj l3s age) . .
the Pittsburgh I)lspatat publisaed :inman,
to the effeci- that a prize fight Carrie off a ;
'Lair4jbe, the Saturday' proious l ,b4we,q, 3
-.liittsburgli.r and as Johnstnwtie.r, fir st 3 iii.
-ilen - dib: o struck a 'foul'hlow on the tenth
routh?, midi that the johnitown bully was
dee lari d the wino 421 2 1 i 'I lie F e, ! , ~berg
!I Democrat copies the itetu,aud makes "a few
corivetioes
' BendieLdid not strike a foul-blow
on therte-tiO round.
2d. The JohnstoWn lim;ly_wai not' de
clared thelwitmer
3d. '1 he was no,t f,r
The parties !y.%-ite° nut fr).::.
burgh and J;thiesthww. , • .
I.ll:ndig.P was not one of •the parties
in the'fleilit at all. ' •
I 9th.. N. fight came off at liltiobe at the
time tteutiened. °
N\ ,Ithese few ewe. , ptioias .(1131 the
Dctul,)evat) the arviele. et do; Dry:ieh is
eoirtict We congratuiat A that p;ip-ron l its
ifscit•ncc~ei.l4 et it; g such va,leale ~ and re
liable iniornmtiiu iu kiltance at all ,:utems
poraties. , ,
ltt
b the
'Law-
MI
' eon
'failed
a the
ompton
39. No
od the
poka.—
is 30.
•
ace Coo
into the
s; many
tf erush
's name
CIIILLIN INSOLENCE t —Lnrortant di4_, e l
; patches have been received front the Un1::
, led Statts'Liation in Chili. Att, Ameil
can ship , the 'Sportsman, was liwlia4 'at a
cportl which was claimed by. Bull-. i t with' a
Bolivian custom-house -'offi'cer oa biel , d -;.--- .
She was s_dz.:‘d by A Chiliad fifty gin fri- ,
Nate and taken into Culd,,-ra as 41 p,-ize.---
Afttir,soc delay, the Chilian, Xutlioritiek ,
released•li
he vesitd. The eaptatu of the _.
Sperttmak - cl:oplaiued to Fred. , rielt A.' B ee _ .
t o y the U. S. Charze-. of Aff, art,' in the y• .
absence f- Gen. Bigler, our .31inis:,./.. and .
he pr - oMpily demanded apology_ *-I,itl - tha
payment
. cof a hundred dollars-a Sly r.r the'
derention of the ship. `Thos Chilnui gov..
erutept refused. Gen.Bi . ,.:ler _upon his
-,arriyal, sustained the cease of, Me. Baler, ..
but ri&,..Settleuteut has iei been tan.:ide.-:r
-Thar executive government Os. t"4e Caitec:
Siates will "sustain and enforce the d.:tland.---
- :t--, : 8e27.'1 'tin. •' - i '• • /
~.
esignation• of Itir.• Mds3a
NEW 1 YORK, • Dec: 23.-- , --The Time{'
Washington correspondent says that ,tha . .
President has received a letter .froli Mr.
'Mason, 'resigning his Position as - Ainerieau
Ministermat Paris. • The %raisin); h)werer,
is in a oneasure comfidsary, as it-is teader,- -
ad in rciponsc .to a voice.,,, of distia,:t in!i• -
!nation That it would be acceptable . ,)Ir.
M. embraces the epport.unity to t ouplsin .
with a good deal qt., feeling °flits treat
ment be received at iholtands of Budana 3 1-
he,alleges that' his:influence with ; ilie lir- .
ginia delegation in;the - Cincinnati.Georea".
lion was not only 'serviceable to Nr• I; a .
cbanan) but that-ho was'promised i 3
for hia iniluence, as . l Oa Vines
ong a sta
,
" osier to
E '6l
as was pass' e, and then liii ( la
some other positieh, '„ir-st seat on the tent,
of the Supreme Court, incase / of a vicau• -
(,:y; and that _these promises bare been for'
realm .
gotton.L Mr. Mason's . letter on' this Eab.
ect is lung und sharP.
-- • .
,Suirender den: Walk Or.
• • .
NEw Yowl.; Dee.! 28 Gott. WollterAL.
livered Lituself to Marshal Itinleri, Who
Las wade arrangements. to accottipaoy the.
prisoner to IVashington City
.to-niorrow, tf)
ascertain tho - iutentiona of the l ' rebldenc ;.
taltiedruaglian i e Clothing Ilall ianiliFar
nishing S tore,
s Alleiheuy City, still co:tic
des :ha centre ctf tlitraNiol/ innOnge t the
dressy and fashionable, as we I asithose - w h o
7 2
buy for utility and cconotn Hi s Fall goa ,
Winter sales bare been thus far vory i bri v li
uOtwiilisilroliag the tightnos of tiritillis
THE SENATE . rieot:-:!-:
-correspondeut of
e followiog vivid de*erii.
e when uuder fu./-