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Q V'fi ' VV'Xi - . iTririioir .tin ing the mniidnt.r July, A. i'l'i'',l,"''- Mr. tin coin was tnnntwr. p,,J,e,J, TI,bI r.iWlti ..il-ln
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W4J-'V'sf f-'Moril,crop., and tha result now innate. . J, JM Hu(U, in lb Jenl il.-utcl con-
HfTirw ,i alarviiunia carrying oir its wont rim meeting h ' to UvA-lmt lUoll or lh iUon to teok the thing
'". , . u.. . ia' 'nf Sn.li vi.l.ml. ll. ..1 ..r ' 11 crvfllhlp. Mill Without M forom Ot OH- . 1... ..t f.,r i,.iC(i ni In mxftl tlllMf
ClerOcld, 1'. NoumVer ifwt l (foni (hal jong jj,,,,.,,, now fm
"' - : "" '' " ' ibhing country m for "Iirel I Promt 1 1"
6ball Jnitice" or "JUje-ritieS U18T Wo t plpascdto too that n abun
tantatlon In thtt r-pvilf "rllM atyl. pnwrrfnt Inflnrnre a a Chrlrtlan POle
It in rnul Hint nn untiHtinl nuiii1orrf r0;
.... 11. ft . , 'I D C IM1! I will lllll Ull-l'riinowti i'iw-
litirnl vulture mill hvonas nro now nv ''..,.,. ... . u. ' , LLn.i
Tbe Bopub-ican party ha entire 00m rot dwnee 01 provision I rurnnhed to Ihrm " t". "B wnm t ,('irj8t,..,n ni.n it. ; ,
,.r (, lAUtion id nJl tho ooDrUv 'froio the urrouudinc Slate: but how rointinp For.n UiUtenv ni i touAiitoe Ki kidfliily:
t il C. .... .. l';- ..HIilUlt.Ln.u.nrl 1,,! nnrl lin ,1 1 n..-i, ll,a ulb. It ll BIIO BIVCO OUt tllftt ffcllI'Vll
1('l.'i Ulfliri VI kill I. IV II i n 111 Jfc- ui'i'(jiv m..' biv" i v
eepiion of New Jersey, California, ona proeesa or furnishing men
r,.,rliiiM nrnnMi Th Piinfrirlemrv ill HOW sioni tf) this TOCrIu now. t
upon the verge of disruption and dissolu.'in 1856. Thrn public moting were kold would Sea lily iriLU anJorscr f L:. Keolel, Thnl the ntovo wMre-. he
...j i t.. I i : .K.. v.ii. ..r...: i ' I. .l...iM fnil to mrt nri n.ntiointme'nt, imblished in the True L'ninn, and tlmt n
lion. ann. 8 we romurncu in wur men i' cmijnuiuo nr me .'vim. iiiuikisui , - "-i , , , . , . . ti-.ii.i
per, there 1. but one way to avert tho Al Societies" uero formed in .1 Vto. IWsn
u:oitnwfuJ caUmHie that ever uireuiem-1 Aorthern biato. llonry Vard heecher, " "ru"'"' , "t'!' '"""DUh the itaroei and to nsk osch Hap list pa
ed to blast thehopeaof the huraan lami-'niu! a number of somi-Infidel preachers, ted niouiucu Auoiuwinsi, acaniov joo-,tor to ad It to Mi conrteglHa
iu'Mtou subjaut Hi Uuo m
iniit.
appoint'
3W diflurent the''"'- ' ,!i0 Eivcn out r?enyler ed, wlio submitted the accompanying d
jw nmtrpiiuiis t . rw i'" r ..drea. which was nnan rnotis y oilonted by
.ncyand provi- Colfax must be appointed ost IUU r, J;., tell .UitrwUlitlkfc'rrtolu.
, to -what it was General, or he wilt Accept nothjag. ,t((kM,r,. , ..,.,! , ,:
ly, and that is for the Republican j to 'Vo- took up collections in tucir mpoctive
true their steps- correct their error 'j ehurchos on the ablalh day, pleached
To a tbey would have others do unto ouriuon after sermon, and exhibited a zeal
them, cary out in good f;iitb their eonsti-j worthy of any cause ; aud thereby suc
tut ion !il obligationc, and trtat all tho ceeded in collecting Upn of thousands of
States as equals." j dollars, and what fot 7 To buy broad and
Tlio Douiocracy, as a party, ai a power-'provisions? Jst to buy Sharp' i Jlijlct,
l!ks. With theexeeptiontabove named, te-kill and1 destroy their follow creatures,
they have no controlling influence in auy j The people, no doubt, well remember the
of the Free States. AM. therefore, rests Kansas scenes of 185(3 "Weeding Kan
witU the present dojniiunt Iiepublic-aii sas!" Gerrott Smith volunteered to give
paity. Ihcy can restore peuce and quiet, $.l(),UUU a montn to amist the Mussarbu
hopc and confidence, to the wholo coun- setts Emigrant Aid Society in driving out
nJ ( i.tl..n. 1'JitoJ 1st
Recession Is only another name for Kevo-ffi5W..7n-'. WOWBAM.lDr Jtfy'
lulion; our Southern feigbori n list re- Jinmltoiuely Ixinnd In ! vulnn,
main with u under th Const ilut inn nn It ft- IMss l 16.
ia, or Revolutionlto the governmrojf- 'fvTtffl frZiSZ'j!??.3r
Whether this enn be done pencefully re- Ta tinr foctn. "liiilwu ttvi)
mains to be te"stedr""Th"e woi Id's liUtory "'" thttm, writt. hi an iniwnv
Ol RovolathpeitlU belfi njnhl this con fMUNi isclul hfe i idiilhrt ;ni
elusion.' J (leUens. We tut Umlmony, froiaS
' " , ! pcrtonsl Qlifervstitfn. ot ilmilar icnn
.V;JUdl JttttB& ggutb, to thetf tnithhiTni1 Sft'tltrt in
Hon. Roger B. Taney, Chief Justice of r Tfcjj fW 'n ''V''?8"'
9 . , ;-;. . o , nQ ife would 1ft e to se tho W; ia ft,
tho Supremo'Courl of the United btatetr thouinnds or tloeolvml pooplf, who i
tendered his resignation-to -'ths PraiTidcnt rronal l(oirlj,JKe Tinier of Si,utm
. ,, - i. . . , Southern llf. except nhsttlifjr have Rjiu,
on Snturdrty ml and It wftt otfpcpled. ; pnr,SIMIrofttll,(.rthn89wholrrtentn(J!;,
1 1 will bo thediy of rneHleiHlucJini friiten lo tteceirc. - yrenifc'ie ifnd'o, i
nn to fill 'fir nppolnt "immerlmt.ly.,) VletAV-TbV titoCi
Attorney General Blask hns been rmmed luflcs. fatitiful pieturti ot finmhern tif.l
in connection with the ftppblntment j butll?u,,' rsjJlw:Tr.wMl
' , . , , ' 0i1fe different frotft ait "Lnclo Tom CibiJ
as i'enusyivania ua aircauy a memoer on ,.iCtnr trwiiitexl here roulto eranku.
follow and hunt up for counsel, tho Ve, tbe rylad JUptiai Union Aasoei-1 nPrc.e Bond., i. ; lh. rmnto of K, .Sj rij:7
UUle, and on his way to Washington ho
intends to visit Senator Wade.
It is therefore. ''herewith hcot'.'to yem,
with tho earnest h)pofh(it ly complying
frrMthMt
twrt st ft W "
1 1 f f n it nimi r.f t it f
1 1 f ' 'i i'
W h l.klH t I. it till it's tMSlI fllll ill I"M.'"S
l 1 (, ll flL,
linh, iviul lha ft) riMitub-l dili.-Kltles M- f , dnivn.r, Join M A t Tr"
twroii- t(ie N.n i aud i
j It it -aid tiai ll Atlktnry S .t.Vl y," j K - " ' i It 10 1U
Ko arHjnrl hVw''jkt M first lthv i H('K, M mi t. twbt
,u,d come, lo (he conclusion that. State 1 '"'
iiir r i it i' r v v i I ii inn nyirr"
has no constitutional right lo tvrada,
Tor our fart ws rannot e fcow snjr
ose enn arrire at any cither ryinolu'nf.-
AT IH..YF..
l M.ra-ir(t 1 1 i emu-1 te"f '
If our licnublican frleodi wisJi tofntis- with tho above requoat you way - Aid 1 us .in
, , ,- .... . ,. restoring' peace anu prosporiiy w out vo
fy the pcoplo of this country, that the new ; joyotj jK'
Administration will be conwrralive, tboy ! TQ Jut BAl,jlf rV4N iuuc VNiTiftSTTE 'sr
hair hotter anvise tneir omrn eievuTQii . mnkric,
.o
worst Abolitionists in the Union,
try. Will they do it?
is with them.
The responsibility
and killing "Bordor' Jlufliaus," and the
Northern pulpits rang day ar.d night for
Wc cunnot withold tie expression ofj"Bleeding Kansas;" Yale Collogo wa9
our fears for tho worst. We have every j well nigh revolutionised; agents travelling
eonfidcnco in tho loyalty aud lovoof jua- under tliecspociul ondoisofHfiit of Xorth
tice of tLe Republican pai'ty. They would if-ro clergywen, were everywhere met so
not knowingly, and w illigly usurp, or liciting money for Kansas ; and for what
commit any aggression, pon any of tho purpose? we blush to say It: to commit
rights of tkeir Southern brethren. But murder and Arson.
this cannot be said of too many of their Whore is Peecher.Chapin, Smith, Gree
leaders, and ly tome nmsni or other, j ley, tho lirowns and their allies? Where
these men have been permitted to shape! is tho Massachusetts Aid Society, Yale
and direct tho legislation of the non- j College, and the freedom shriekers gen-
slaveholding States, nntil aggressive and :erally. Now when the peoplo of Kansas
nullifying laws disgrace the statute books
Tho
itiM, assembled in Washington. D. C, Urier, it ts douutrui wiietner anouieri TnR Se.,T hoctii. "Ws tiave rsrlj
- . loi) tlvo itll Uiiy ot Aorenrber, ibou sena renwsylvftiunn will get tlw appointment, 'nfthm iiis eorersor more appotiruir
Giddlngs VS. Ewing. . , greeting. : . ' ,v 1 J ! There is RO man livi-i: tbnt we would'th
Uon. Thomas Kwin of Chio, ofl loirea JJretbi'nveo rather see cet tho .appointment ' than 1 T,nr, it nevertl.elcMdoi-.umn.rcifulIt h.
niu caxrieu a'THf rnvuva iut'1 nwrm uviu- . v-: -no. ....
Gafrhtn-.GarJHfr notoriety during the ad- m(ldud oy (w7,, or t reaod of Judge Clack
ministration of Gen. Taylor, has Jalcly (Ue land of llwnr captivity, and to seek
ruado a speech in nhich be assorted that , to jirouwU ito wolfiure. "Seek the
Mr. Lincoln would execute and enforce l,ettc ,f c!l.v, wWtbwr" 1 bavo oause.1
...... . , ,, .. you to bo carried away captives, sumI p.ity
the fugitive slave law in the orthern Q fop ,0"in tl,
States, and for this statement ho has "Wen thereof shall ye tuve pesicw." How much
culled to accouut by that arch I'-lack lie- more earnestly ought reioaskilopenee
hublicAii DemaeoruB. Joshua IL Giddincs. t' our own Oe.oirem ut. nwei uisirac
I r- r- j
who hastens to contradict the
made by him, in tho speech alluded to.
The law has been tho study "t"eirore all Ilea of Men a natur.J
UrO IU UIIOD lUKt HIO UUVk Tf n off n
of his wfcolo lifu ; it seems to be his natu
ral pursuit. -
..V.I
.I.I....-I IVU tWBIIVII. . '
statement! ,,.,' ,u ,iJ.1.lhu.
u iisscrvi , van uiviv-ihiiviv
He says ;
"There f but one real Issue between
tho Republican party and thow; factions
who stniMl opposed to it. That is the
1 here is really
i . t
in oUi'
views ad to other matters, . there can be
but one opinion n to tho spirit of politi
cal hostility which has so long boen array
ing one aertion of the Union against the
other as to the reciprocal taunts and do-
Cent recriminations which at this . mo
of noarly all of them. Much of the Nor
thern legislation is as deeply aggressive
towards the South and Sou thorn institu-
....: r via
IMICH'FII I'lOirrTi iirrivr la icniif . , , .. .
no other issue formed. The Sepuhlimns a)ent "e 'IfUnf those old leuds-
are pledged to exert th ont it u lions 1 1 tll..,t' nownbsn upon all
r ; f..rt, r who are the disciplf.3 of linn whose mis-
stand in need of aid and succor, these 'in,t reasion and slaver wherever ".:. wbos character, who. o example
diseraceful hv-nocriles remain aHoni na 1 it . .u.l 5f teach us lo love rq4 blow our enemios.
.1 Lt A A -
the crave. they exert those powers to arMain slure-
For our part to cannot we how such ry cr fhc 'vo tr:'? ny timt,, or ir,
tions, as that ol any foreign country can ! blasphemers and hypocrites can ever r 5 T- i p V".!
' i """l'""'"1 nyi"i.riir in rTrr solves the same displeasure of the peoplo
bo against another ; aud it is notoriously
the fuahion of this class of Northern
.tatrsraen to derido, abuse and purn ev
erything bolonging to the Sooth. This troublos Kansas had to suffor during the
conduct it justified on the ground, that formation of her Territorial government,
Iho Northern peoplo being opposed to the and instead of being satisfied with the
it is Dotal politicians, still less ii soc-
tional politiciaiM, that we address you.
We speak to you as brelhern beseech
you at onoe to put forth that . vust iutlu
eeoape "the damnation cf hell." It isjhatthe Whig, tho Democratic and ihl"cewLih blou" .f? bod' ooropoaed
vi uioni iuiiii vua imuAifii ouihuiuuiuiiim.
We entreat you, by yonr , knve for the
coun'.rv and her ho We inst'tutions. and
iiere wo have u ; the Itepublicans will.hy your loyalty, to the Prince of reace,
use the power of the government' to put
truly humiliating to know that this class
cf men above namod, created nil the
PelNKverett parties have brooght upon
their organizations."
institution of Slavery, and being more nu
merous, the South should submit to '.he
will of the majority.
It is, perhaps, well encngh that mnjori
t'vs should rule. But wo should never lose
- " Cnnt I h nf i ' '
tant that justice should rulo. "To err is
human ;" and it will not do to o.ssumo that
majorities are always right. Tho world
is full of examples to the contrary, and
the admirable system of checks and bal
ances arranged in such beautiful harmo
ny throughout our whole federated sys
tem demonstrates that the founders of
our government fully realized tbe possible
encroachments of majorities upon the
rights of minorities. To guard against such
encroachments, or usurpations, the Presi
blood they caused te bo shod upon the
plaius of Kansas, they have ever since
been plotting treason against the whole
country. It sorus that they willjnot stop
until they accomplish the object of their
e avft -- m jv Mm l. I Mawawn
less Ihm bloody revolution.
We ask our readers to compare the
conduct of Iheso men for. tho lust ten
years, with that of the lied Republican lea
ders in Europe, whose constant cry is
thai of all demagogues, "Freedom and
Equality," and are without exception the
most daring profligates and insidious
hypocrites that eer disgraced this earth.
Since writing the above we I;arn that
the notorious Montgomery, who commit
ted numerous outrage in 18o6-7, is again
at work, murdering awl robbing the citi-
dect was clothed with the veto power.
Not only this, but the act ol tho united izens of thoTerritory.
legislative powers of Congress and the Ho is at the head of 500 armed
Executive, were still su'oject to a Judicial spreading dismay thro
tribural consisting of nine individuals. The following Jctter
Time will not permit us to pursue this
subject further now. We merely wih to
aid our Republican friends in arriving at
a realizing tense of the responsibility that
now rests upon them as a party. The
Confederacy is at this moment optm the
very brink of dissolution ly the acts of their
parly. It is possible they may yet have
the power to avert the calamity. Will
they make the furtt The Democracy caa
do nothing, save biding them God's speed,
and this they will do with ono united
voice.
down Slavery wherever they have exclu
sive jurisdiction and control of It. .This
is just what has alarmed the people in
the Southern States, ami we in the North.
will realize the full benefit of it to our
sorrow, unless the "irrepressible conflict"
party.
Left rent W.isnivaTox.- Ex-Gov. Biglcr
left his homo on Monday last, to reyuiuo
his duties as U. S, Senator upon the as
sembling of Congress on Monday next.
A Most Valiant Dogberry.
A fellow named James h' Brlsbin. who
publishes the Centro Denwcrut, and who
appears to bo emulous ot tlte c'lulinction
which Ikigberry covettxb of being Written
dawnaaas has addressed a letter to
Gov. Letcher of Virgin in, tilled with fury
and bombast against the South ; which
he cond-jtcends to : answer, . instead of
throwing the delectable eniitlo into the
fire, as it deserved . The job which lHn-
'!. m . ti.i,,. I amLIi a, will .a Lvr vstTir
llldl JVU IIIIIV IVjjBII'VI jww.
prayem artd your active interposition--to
silky thert proientasporitiei. tnxi to res
cue all we hold most dearr from the ruin
to wbioh it has for Some tamo been drift
ing. .Ai . 'ii': .....
We ere now assembled in (he Capitol of
his freat republic. We live at that point
which atl'ord u a clear view of tbe : cal-
mt not
our eve
JS5wongres assembles at Washington
on Monday next. The constitutional
term of tho present session will expire on
tho 4th of March following1, which we
prophecy will bo the last oJ the "Irrepres
sibles" iu that body, for a ccntory to
come.
to the Governor of Missouri conveys an
wea in reference lo the present slato of
things there t
Custox, Mo., Nov 21' 18C0.
Sir I an) here to inform the citiient
of this State of the following facts, and I
h'tve been requcs ted to present them to
you Governor of the State. The abo
litionists under command of Montgomery
and director Tennyson, to the number of
300 to 500, armed with Sharpo's ritfes,
dragoons' sabres, navy revolvers and bowie
knives, have suddenly commenced n war
ol extreme ferocity on the law abiding
citizens of Southern Kansas, in the conn,
ties of Lima and bourbon. These arriv
ed by the wagon load, at or near Mound
City, about one month since, in boxes
marked as donations for Kansas suffer
ers. Montgomery has been in Boston du
ring a great pnrt of the summer.1 and re
turned with plenty of money, to enlist
recruits 1 Many of his men are newly im-
i ported. Ho has taken po ssetwion of tort
oi armed men iiiejouwuicu 't'g-
oughouttheccuutry! ry desired othwe t do for hiw, James
t i n. . S. Brisbm has done fer.Usnisclf. Jf be
from Judge Williams does not paw for an assdurmrf the romaltn
Tho "Helper-Forney" Congress will be!Scott- ftn1 other towns oil the border, near
,..,.,,,1 i . , , , 1110 Hi I US our I lino, no nai uiuriiemu air.
remembered as lone as two parsi ofi.. f- n...: f..
, - D- - jiourc. a cranu uiur, mr. uarrmn. .ui .
long as two
Aincrieaa history remain together. It is
true, none of tho members wero expel
led for bribery and corruption
similar to the Banks Congress ; this is not
becauso tboy have not deserved it, but '.he
reason is, that the majority were constitu
ted alike. If ever the curtain should be
raised to investigate tho scenes that wero
enacted during tho election of a Speak
er and Tublic Printer, it will no doubt
startle the most extravagant minded in
the country.
California. By tho arrival of the over
land Express, at St. Joseph, we have news
from San Francisco to the 10th inst.
The steamer Sonora sailed that morn
ing for Panama, with 3H passengers, and
$820,000 in treasures for New Yotk.
It is believed that tho total voto ol the
State cast tt the late Presidential election,
will reach 115,000-
The official count so far reaches 105,000,
divided as follows; Lincoln, 35,036;
Douglas, 3206 j Breekinridger 29,424 ;
Bell, 6,042. Lincoln's majority over Dou
glas, 1,150. The official count will be re
quired to anccrtain tho true result; the
chances aro in favor ol Lincoln.
Samuel Scott. Mr. Hinds, and obliged all
tho United States officers, including my
self, to fly lor our lives. His own expres
sed design, made in a public speech, as
he said without concealment, is to keep
possession of Fort Scott . and other places
near the Missouri line, toprcvei t a fire in
the rear, a bile he cleared out Southwest
Missouri of slaves. So far he has carried
out literally his declared programme
Tho ciUiena of Minsoui i, on the Osage and
Mortmator rivers, in Bates and Vernon,
are Dying from their houses into the inte
rior, lie boasts that he has enough mon
ey to equip anu sustain one thousand men
alurlxists, but we canr.ot close
to the gloomy prospects rising before the
people of this land. If we speak earnest
ly to you, believe us, liter is a cause.
The imagination is tilled with horror, the
heart of every, patriot must ba afflicted at
the very thought of the . destruction ol
this glorious government, of tho diarup
tion of our ttatioialtis, and tho ditrtiotu
bermeut of such a Union into. Stales or
confederacies hating each other and ar
rayed in in terro 'maWe warfare , Yet this
deplorable uaM-ttropha now threatens our
conntry. ' ' ;; .. .i.i in.
Tho prosperity of our cbursbea, of our
mitkioiiury oprrralione. of all our Chris
tian enterprises must be blighted, unless
these baneful: strifes can br comrnwad.
ud ttto fratrkidol, suicidal conflicts, now
so portentously tneeacing our country, be
Pom for an aMdortms the ran.'tin'd overtou. . r:,
der of his natural life, it is not because he 'fhe Spirit of . Tonus is the spirit of peace,
has not done his best to merit that di love, harmony. .'Co need not toll you
slinction. He is none of tour drowsy. I'hat the men of this orld the wisest as
browsing asses, that, one would not fool the most simple, the distinguished as tbe
like stepping asido lokkik, but n real live- moat obsouro are all govomed by a, very
ly animal, displaying hi heels And coun- different temper. If tbe various portions
terleitina a valor foreign to tho natoro of of our extended and divei-sified pOpula-
the most stuboorn and atupid of created on were but under the influence of the
thing. . . gospel, -there js, laete could be, ,K ques-
Jlns sscacious ass mforms liov. Letch-M'on which wottii rot be easily adjusted in
er that "twenty eight millions of freemen forbearance- and charity. But ; vainly . do
"in tho North are ready to meet disunion hope for any such heavenly spirit In
"now, and crush it as a strong mart crush- tbti kails of Cougross, in the fcitate Legis-
"es an epg shell in his hand..' TliU pot latures. Or among tbe people themselves.
valunl fellow iti not tr to ealenlate r-verywliere we see too plainly thooo pa
that tho whole population of the North sions , wheco coaie war and fitbtiDis
iitcludine meo, women, children, iiei'rom latnooc . ,t . 1 ..
and Brisbins loes not amwint to. anv- . At a neriod of. solemnity and excite
thin like twenty-eiirnf inillioM! Kul ment like tbirf,. who tbe ftmryiatiOn cf1
this tact toiiftht have spoiled' the' etlect of society aro disturbed, when men s hearts
this impudent bit of swaier. " Tventv ' are tibtibled and the wisdom oi the wi-
eightmillions sounds very formidable when ost is perplexed by ontenaof .disaster, it
hurled ngninst the South by PrisbI.V, andlsrely bocomei those who fear lhe Lord
it would be a pity to deprive 'him of the to ienk otteu one to another, atid to be
command of this m .gnificent army 'of very importunate with birrl in whose
freedom even for a brlel period. But the hand are diehearla of alt men who hath
$rand array of Hrisben ditni nrshes slight1" hitherto been so Watchful a guardian orer
ly before he reaclkos the ootacluiio of his ' this nation ;who knows how to bring rn
lettor, which wind up with informing creasod order out of disorder tore ahnb
Got. Letcher that he has beott tendered hg peace out of jarring element of dis
tin command of two hundred Virginians. 1 cord, i . - . . , m
in inecventoi seeesnion, and that he! in View of thaclouae i o lowtrine is
tliniunn JiT-e-T Northern lioinen. Th tw.
eh'Mihl tnks ft benignabtly. f"r, iadepeadi:
ita trullifutrf and integrity, ttis BtottU
heat and mont entortnrntng boeks ol thty:
Timtt, UrrtntborV'. y. 0. ' ) - '' 1 !
The Kinst "Soctb, "Ths" entcrprUiaj
'Uiber, u. H. rsni, Pbitadolphia, of Uiii
notoiitty, U-wotkly inulnd bew workid
et, au4 Bredit them ovf th eouuUji,J
i)atcui of Iranmctiog buaineaa may tt
Letter from P ike Peak- ''. ;
j . -, puttw Oty, 'S, '.t.'-epi.;25itt 1860'.
Dsar Brotiiii. --It is long time since1
I have heard from you, or received a Iet
ter. Perhaps vou urea little surprised to
find my leitor dated here. . W e come out upt.n institution, for difruainK kaJ
nere last .uay.iu outswn ceiiTeyauco j uncquallod py any in the country. Vittmi
Ono impoitatit oliject I had in view in , this booc to iMily AVwa,.- .71
coming hero, mm the cure- of my wife's Tns Si'SSt SoBre'Tlwa-isacaptiTatirf
Asthma ; which haf been thoroughly ac-' "mc rn"y linwraii or Mwtiurn ii
nnmr.liKlio.1 Slv, K nnt it "r all i """r of the authoress it wlia OeS theue.ui
since we come on the plains."-" Ilcr health
has been ood, with the cxpption of a se
vere attiMlt of dyentery, fsoia which sho
has eiituely recoverod
tarries the intn-t of ilie rrailot alone
as she, is her anuuiii off hand tiyU. (';,-
ho peculiarities n(a eoutnorn linno,
Ti4e1'St SWt. "W'batererhesril,.,
of Profonor Ingrnharn is sure to IivrlSW
Hirnn UlkU mi vn.nl . S have .fion "'W '' " F?
J j. ..e . . . . tuuif ? and thim i 4nt tha pun. w.th TL
1. 1 ... . . 1 j i .A I tin mnnniflinl lllinn -w - ' "
, ' kL " ' " V r S1-' rt Swsthernsr at Howe," wti
ing gold mmr. bat with jw).ur anccess I , frolo h 0. U. Evans, not
have three Oliver mine eiaimsj suicu i .iiiirir.fiin nf th b.ir.ni Pn.fuMnr Im.
think will make mo iudepeti'Jent in twoj,, atvia, ktanry obeiTin,intertrt)g inpk
or ill roe Wars. I now practice my pro In rm-pa.e and mannor it eiJenllT fprinn
fession, ad sliiill conlinuo till spihg. - a warm heart, and will be as V-armly win
We havtt ii!iKverod dunng the past sum- by "t readors." Tht Sir Yoftr..
mer, the most extensive ant. richest tie
posi'.s of Sulphuret of Silver aad aurifer
ous udlenaintho known world. Tho
l'W sni
(iowl Book ! CUoica JWL-.J ! '
trated L'clilionj. .
ttt T? i-iii(vp nr. t IT" ri .
.niuciple mines, from , wouty lo From llie Con,ecr...ior th' ehi.r
l.UUClrua .111110 OOUUine.t iroill uero Mm to the Rebellion of Prinee Ahaalon. J
est Of the boutU i urk. Hit-' will not,i illustrilK orilia Snloadur, Powefitiii
)e uiuch worked till next .Summer, tt eVo ' minion of the IW.gn of the ShciihccJ Ku:
ha tot boon mucli noisn about if, the ol J , '" "f bettor, whorela ths tunirntncnJ
pioneers hero have not fcj-oHf-n the re
sult of tho fuss about tike ?!d discoveries
nf l?58-5D; but it i the opinion of the
best judges that thin country has moro
nilual.le ininoia's than -California ever
l, air. inacKei in aouuiaiariioc io x im
adelphia to the Mint, with samples of the
ore to got it smelted, and learn the boit
process for extracting the metal. -
. Tho gold mines are yielding well this
season, especially the Quartz Mills are
doing a; large busiuess. There aro over
two hundred in active operation.,., , r ,
ibisisatery houltuy country, anU .'i
Vuil Cnurcii ; two Schools a
"Hiir show of nice folks, be.ie'es
City about five thousand inhabitants. A
good Presbyterian t'ongreiiation. under
the care of Bey. Dr, Raukin, of Buffalo,
,lw York, two Methodist, and one Eiiii-
and a very
es any fiuiui-
Jity of gamblvys ad.rullian
, a Jiave t witlun , from 1j to , 100
mile mx or eight thriving miuing towns,
soiuo conlaiuing nil the elements of nice
owns. The naais of somo of them are
"Golden Citv." ' Mountain City," "Guld
en Gate,'' ''Mount Vernon," ."Brecken
ridae," tnrryall," and Colorado ' City,"
bttwiie numerous suidll town. The houses
are mostly built ot buck ai.d the more
common arc frame, and some ot hewed
legs. ' , .' ' '
The i)i ice of living is very high., Board
and lodging, en dcllars per we.-k, pota
toes 8 or 10 otnls per pound, and every
thing U governed in price by tho prico in
tho States, with the addition often cents
per pound for freight. i ,
Tho prices for profesaional service and
labor are treble that in the States,
Wo have nil sorts of Mechanic" and
Machinery needed., and an abundance of
good and provisions. It n a good thing
f)o have but a small, family here.,
- Tho greater, part of laboring men board
thomseives, and many of iho profeseional
men adopt the same for ecououiyr Many
live in lents-A very good way in Sum-
i ou wpntter,
write Iri voti t
because I could not write anything define
ite, I did not know whether I sljould toyj
pr what I shouljldo, and I could not
write anything definite aboutlhe country
until I had , been -here three or four
Ju(lta is showo 1 the reader, as ii b;
wilneys.
By the Rer. J. ft. INORAHAM, I. t
Ons Tot., 12 mo., cloth, 00:1 pages. -fries r
"This is the thi:J Volume and eousxllot
tury of ths lrnlltih Monarchy. The
under Moses, wu troatdd of ia th 'Pit
Fire,' and in its great glorv uixlor Dtc
traatej of In this work, (Th Throne of Lli1
while the tlecllde of Uobrow power and Ihi
ing of the new dii-penaulioti inuet their dc!
lion In th rriscoor the House of Hand.'
works are historically valuable, Hi Rfffi'lbtol'
informufiiin rclutire to the scenhry, footf
and manner ot the II ily I.nn.i. The ftvle
pretty cood farraiiiir country tho river trtiua r6" powerful, uJ the work
ottoms can t be rn-sit. ive Have in t;ii suiiiempwtiop oni siuuy o; tne s
t v-
pernaps, wuyN i ,4.
.fore ? riio reaoa.
not
suhliuK.I
gan-e of the Uihlp end the great dictrintH
tnlus, williout heinif, US Such books t:o on:
ly Are, either mandltn, ttUpiJ, dogmatic, tt
cuiiuu. 4Jvfiif isiuty sir.rc,
THK PILLAR- OF FIRE;", or XSTtiH
' BOXlA(iB. -
By tbs R. J. II.' IsaKiitu, author at i
"f rine of th House of David.". '
One vol., 12 rao., cloth, 608 pages. ' lfieef'l!
' This volume ittteMgned to nketcb -tlie Ficb
history during the bnndat In Eivpt, the Prof
ilosos being th eonlrul tigaro,aud is a freti:
striking histury of tb pormd, in winch thesr
gathers first fVosa Ibo ttiUle-sunt then from)
f.iue h. elory a vast mass of Material, whict.
his genim, is thrown into a lwiailul narriilin
the most attractive character which currim
render along without diinimltioa of iDlertjL
I'ti i?.irfciA lit Kvtning linttetin,
Hanging ovrr uo, luuiiLiip. .,, . .. . ....
ins to be ,fast ap-j ,,l could not, ai some liave ilone, come
Ii yon, .: brethorn, ' here aud .know all about it; in a week.
that
awaiU the orders of the Governor: .--ltlw skt, of, tho cloOin bansinc over us, monthf.
Gov. Letcher renlies with ainrmtni. n.n,i. nd the torn Which see
oraiinn TIia iinml.o I. ii,n l. ..,i- : proachinc. we beseech
ai-Anlivl In rnnlv At. nil in P.nl.ln II i North. Houth, East West, that our liearls. and no home discitsUd i , but finnlv be.
bat. He reminds him that in tlm l.m.r Our prayers, our alms, our etfovts. nwibe live it ono of the best places for the rbzht1
s 1 . .1 rt . ... sviiilimilfl tlial. n. li It htt tinfl'lhJa Una Linn At ri i n .. 1, H 1... '''
oi uanger 10 me union 11 is tho duty ola i ' "I. " . ,r ' 1 J".Mm? r v" vvriboki ir aolil ni Pnkiuh inwi nrif?i,it
patriots, in all sections of the country to cup of ...t. ona grief nnd bitterness may few get yery rid. in 9ne season, and Uh; S'."?
cultivate a kind, generous, and' concilia p.aM wreat. peoiie. t rough who do not geldisui-ngwli Are general- IIASPSOME TRKSENT, worth fromd '.H
tory spirit one towaru auotner; anil in -j .-,--- .TV , ' " v"'reuii vry rpiuiy..,.i j
THE PRINCE OF THE H0CSE OF DAT!
::;i-i rt
' TnREB TEARS IN THE HOLY CITT
In a series of letters relating, as if by an eye
nrss, al th scones and ineidouts in
THE LIFE OF JESUS OF NAZAKETE
From his Cajitisiu iu J onion to UiaiJrueifixia
. . Calvarr. '
By tho Rev. J. H. Ixoraium, Rector of &'
church, and or hu Ibom&s ii&ll, liouj
Rurinv Miiititiiinni.
0ns toI.; 12 mo., oloth, 472 sages. Trice tU
"In this work th author has suoeedod ist
bold aud daring Uek of presenting the gr edit
ing Instoricaf puiti f Scripture in coonfiioa'
secular history, so as to present the tlear u
life-liKe pioture or tao-votits as tliovmijni
sunnogad t appear to, the casual observer. 1
descriptions of rights and eeretnoaials arni-
td and couipreheusite. - Tho stylo is higkljibl
iuov miu aiiraviiyenau rGu.ioL iiisi
voiumg win Be as potaiisr a mo 'I'HirriuiH'
.... n ... , . .
jjrensvrf r-wreso(eria -ana r.ifiujtlut.
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records, andaloothe recordsofthe said I somo wag, who deiros to j.Jay, offa that "ib wrath fcf man shall frrlise him
ofliee, as he pnWicly declared that he gooujoae at ms eajjonse. , ; ; , , , , , umrt tno rertiaimter or wralli he will res
wnukldoso. J. WILLIAMS, . o the country piay never have the sat-,; train' i If w urn title to tha spirit of Iher
Unite! States District Judge for live Third ""action of seeing W iuts S., Brubi.v march-' gospil whk-h teaoliew peaoe nd love, and
Judicial District of Kanas. - ,n8 .at head of either twenty-eight if we supplicate I lie interposition of tho
"... millions of Northern froemdnt, orlwohun ; wisdom and power vhieh alona ran meet
Des.0. Hon. Henry K. Strong, for-1 died Virginians, to erush. secession in tho the present emergency, we shall not be
merly speaker of the Tonnsy Ivan ia House ! South a9 strong loan crtibhes an eg-disojipointed. Human passions will " bo
of Representatives, died at the St. Law-If11- fa n1 "P- controlled; the scheme of ambition,
vi. tm.- tit- . , pointment to the country. ! But lot hint even the labor w sootlonal strife, will all
..iwxuov.iu xui.uuu.jyuia.on wio 0ODsole himself with tho refleetinn that if bemacteto work out the purposes of InU-
Mr. btrong was a very active Whig, I he is not rieHtinedto figure in history as nite wlsdoni and eternal love.
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