r?tr?S,..-J -jc$&ij& - -it . . . . ' ' "i . . - -r " i r 4 1QC1 I fi,l,1fT- A iliomnlinn nf .hfl T'cdcrtll TJ- AitUU Ministers of Health. WA.nOTOK, tuo.-a., marc, wm Id aminiBg tho vm1 .t the wtoo. Tbe lauf -ration pa.jea-on orm a.- altcmntc'd. j bold that in IV.. IDC ' UlurutUU wua uiuuui , nu , .. : .u. ,-u contemplation ol umver mivcrsal law and of the wharves-we find amonjMbb curiosities ot. ij.- TnTA'""". Lnn .nmmPr tho bri. Miranda, just in B Zl " rr:;. Constitution, the Union of these States is O . I DrlEMll BQU BUUUYi BuUWIUSi vwijuimk . , . . - . . , . - . t .. fro. Truxillo with a cargoof, Honduras cheerfaraSpCct. The oongrrga. PP . .! P .1. iP . " , Sarsaparilla for Dr.C. Ayer & Co., of and bofore tha east front of the 121 as- Lowell. Soparticul-r arothisfirmasto Uapitol was immense,-larger man ever wtli,Btn 0rDMDtpfopcrcTCrhadi tho articles used in compounding their before I ard the number "mated ' Won Jn itj organic law for its own -.-it.;-.,, that thev have this drujr. as mhu a3 , -,.,. rf 'termination. Continue to execute all the - - . nnt iinTA nppn iHSt. Luau ,-.--, v. .THITIISDAY, MABCT18GL a T "l . i;, tmTT ,.,. tethered " , 7. " .1 ' oxnrcss proTiMons o! our JNationai uonsti .,he Uiu. ; r. aourse, a largo portion ui iu - . -d ,1.0 Union will endure forever. very in the Territories I The Constttu- what i nave said, 1 depart from mypar- tion docs not expressly say. From ques- pose, not to spcaK ot particular amend tions of this clasa spring all our constitn- mentsj sq far as to say that, holding such tional controversies, and we divide upon a provision to now be implied constitu- thom into majorities and minorities. If tional law, I nave- no objection to its be the minority will not acquiesce the major- ing made express and irrevocable. ity must, or me vjovcrnmcnt must cease. lne uuiei-iuajri&iraie uerives all hi There is no alternative for continuing tho authority from the people, and they bavor Government but acquiescence oo tho one conferred none upon him to fix the terms side or the other. If a minority in such for the separation of tho States. The a case will fiecedo rather than acquiesce, people theitselvcs also can do tbisjf they they make a precedent which in turn will choose, but the Executive, as suih-, has ruin and divide them, for a minority of nothing to do with it. His duty istoad- their own will secede from them whenev- minister the present Government as -rr a majority refuse to bo controlled by .came to !m band, and to transmit it unt t-uch a minority. Iur instance, wny may impatreu Dy Moo to bis successor. Why not any portion of the new Confederacy a should there not be a patient confidence year or two benco arbitrarily accede a- in tho ultimate justice of the peoplel la gain, precisely as portions of tho present tnere any Letter or equal nope in the Union now claim to Becedc from it I All world? In our present differences, is who cherish disunion fentimenti are now either party without faith of being in tho being educated to-tho exact temper of riht! If the Almighty lluler of Na doing this Is there such perfect identi- ttous, with his eternal truth and justice, ty of interests among the Statos to com- bo oo your side of the North, or on youra po.e a new Union as to produco harmo- of the South, that truth and thatju.tico ny only and prevent renewed secession ! will surely prevail by tho judgement of Plainly, tho. Central idea of secession is this great tribunal, the American people, the es-ence of anarchy. A majority held By the frame of the Government under in rcr'traiot by constitutional checks and wiich we Uto, this Bamo people have limitations, and always changing easily wisely given tbtir publio servants but lit with deliberate changes of popular opin- t'e power for mischief, and have with c iona and sontiments, is the only true sov- qual wisdom provided for tho return of ereign of a freo people. Whoever rejects that little to their own hand at very it, docs, of necessity, fly to anarchy or to -bort intervals. Whilo tho people retain despotism'. Unanimity is impossible. their virtue and vigilance, no Admi'nij Tho rule of a minority, as a permanent tration, by any extreme wickednessor arrangement, is wholly iuadmisbible, so folly, can very seriously injure the Gov tbat, rejecting the majority principle, an- ernmcnt in the short space of four yean. Dulccand tho rivers of Montagna ind 7 . Constitution was to form a more perfect archy or despotism in bome form is-all My countrymen, one ana all, think The Inawrural Address. Santiago and among the adjacent rooun- r " - .. Union. liut if the destruction ot tue . "T -- - -t- y - VJ,. iutiiwuuidi ouuv .. fe . . . , In comn hancc with a custom asold as the . , , . , e . T do not forget the rjojition assumed Nothitiff valuable can be lost bv takim? The Inaugural Address of President tarn were of .otcn-e interest. Wo Govcrninontiieelf. laonoar bi-foro you lo ad-,o,c thnt Constitutional aucstion time. If there be an object to harrv anv . . - - i . . iwincnr.iii.tnj-tiiir. in run i inmn m i'ssi w i - i i w j Liucoln which we herewith publish, will but commend and honor his employer dress you briefly, and to take in your pres- . decided b y the Supremo Court . of you, in hot haste, to a step which yon h rnBd w ih no sma deirree ot interest for the taitlitulness ana energy witn " I"--- r "J . . 7 7, .. .... .... .e r. it t . . of the United States to be taUen oy me rres- tue vuai eicmcni oi perpeiuny. It is an ablo document, andwell worthy which the execute their trust as miuis- Went befo ,J(J enlor, on the execuLion of his lows from these views that no Stat u: r f .minlflc Tt rlum.linri- (n l!m tmAIip linnltli nnrltvn aiisnnnt l ntTirtu 1 A,i tint rnntsirlor it np.rsFn rv :i t. nrf?s- I : t.. irni!n no n 1 n-fil 1 n nl U( lllu MUUi IIUUU1 U vimiuuiv.'i " m--- 1' I uiki j.v.--v". J I U3UiflJ mtiu i.uuwU Will ,imiuiij w.vui ' . . I. Q I r J , j. oni r mo tn i lens's iiko inn prs nr m nun- tt . i. i i I : i mv arc aiso eoiiiiuu iu ct v.inii" wnvu wi j u u ..o v, uu . ui-ouniuc istration about which there is nosnecial anx- . ..f ,.rrf in otin Unect and consideration in all parallel ca- til! have the Oid ton.-titution unimpair- iety or excitement. f vjo,cnce u J State or Ues by all other Department, of the Gov- cd, and on the sensitive point, the law Annre nens on seems w exist nmo'i" uiu . . .... ... tt .. ,i people of the Southern States that by the States agamat the authority oi tne uniten RRksion of a Ilenublican Administration. States are insurrectionary or rcvolutiona- their oroDertv. and their peace and neraonal ry. according to circumstances. I, therc- n.l mtltude when he oontemnUtcs the Mr. Editor . I was somewhat vexed security are to be endangered. There has fore, consider that, in view of the Coustl- t ... . r. ... ... t- . r.. ....-i. .. i . . i .t i . . . i. . tt . i , , , r, . on vi.Mtmc tne onico oi me iVlouroe jucm- never neen any reasonauiu rautu un Buunup- ruiion anu inc jdwb, me uuiou is uuuru m l ii. i n t a t rnA n inpnrn n l Oriiflrini I " I COITET PROCEEDINGS. ' The ca'e of Stroud J. Holiinshcad vs. Naumnn, Knoll and Koerncr was closed on Thursday night, aud ou Friday morn ing the Jury returned a verdict for De fendants. The following Licenses were granted ; Jno Baldwin, Tavern, Stroud Tsp. JoMah Do?li.ng, . " Cooibaugh. Donner & Flick; Store, Cbecnutbill. Timothy Van why Margaret hi- wife, in right of said Margaret. Jacob II Vanwhy. by his next friend Arthur Van why, vs. Washington Overfield. This wa- an action of ejectment, to recover a tract of land. After the evidence was closed on both sides, a fcc.ttlemont was a greed upon between the parties, the terms of7which wo have not in ouripoises- ion. . i VMir 1 . a -1 iL.!. I r r i 1 TT:.!in nli !!. for them ny a Mttiiiui ageoi oi tue.. zensot iuaryiana ana vug.u.-, u imt)0S ,b,0 t0 destrov it except b in the tropical regions ofits growth. He toned to the Inaugural with tne proiouna- tt0clioar D0t ovi(jcd for 'iD the instru- informs us that there many species of f atten Uou , u xjm. . . nent itself. Again, if the United States of this plant, but two of which are reallj "-- , imrrClJ,iMi To that be net a government proper, bu an asso- vuluable in medicier the qualities of r hiok fu1, 30 000 persons heard him cation ol Slates m ttio nature oi conir.oi u ... l.1 , y T'- -V m.;o. merelv, can it as a contract bo peaceably meso are aiso oueoieu uy iu .. . - inrougnoui. i am Bu..u u "u V t !afiB than all the narties who gathering, mode of curing, etc, opera- arill make a deep impreion on i the pno- - ' qq t a O0'ntract lions which in that region of unreliable c mind of the Slave States but especial- j- bufc . v or the ijorucr Otaica. jatciy sfuwuci' . ,, , - - , , workmen imDoses a beaw labor npon 7 " l.r uor" La .:., I it not require all to lawfully remind it I ' . " innicaiinsr a curuoj-i; iu ouaiani nun muiu- ... . i : i . K!m Onn of thi, inort variotics of Sar ?t:L ua -il,no,..5, nl. Descending from these general principles. iam iuu umuu uuu lulu...... p.--. - ,t,ot : nn. - Til. rrtc r ntrn fnrts.U;- HM, f lU.Knd thrflBtfl that he wo uuu luu Fl"F"',"uu.lu" "6" " b'v " v - - the ITn on s Demetua . con i II 111 : &..JKt.f. hn c innW! mi - r while several others, nearly worthless, a- snouiu ne asbabaiu.ieu u - -uuu.- . Uq.oq . ,f . . , r, ., . tako tho oath did not impel him to make ur. .y " . . . .. ., hound m vjcntrai ana ooutn Amcnun. 7- i,.. ..,i u The Union is much oiaer tnan tne uon ;i iiuni in n i iiiiii viini it ai j t uuni uv The intclliSent agent assurcd us that the f ' nnie10UIJ mark for tbe rillaius who had threatened to j-boot bim virtues of this drug had never been fully told, and that tho reason of the low es teem in which many hold it is mainly due to tho importation of such immense quantities of tho worthleos varieties. His accounts of bis trips to Honduras and VI as he read. Mr. Buchanan looked old and fomcwhat enfeebled, but bore him self with complaisance and dignity. .-titution. it was tormcn, m lact, oy tne articles of association in 1774. It wa nunatural and continued iu the Declara tion of Independence in 1770. It wa further matured, and the faith of all the ilion thirfnnn States cxoresslv Dliyhted . uu I i llmt it should be Dcrnetua lJMAUtrUitAli iLUVnZtt ... ,ia f nnnfodflralion in 1778 I UV iUU illllVvtl v- OF I 1 fi l lfl7 nn nf thn A nr nrrt .... . , .i n. if r I uuu uuauy iu - a onaincM excursions a.ong me uu., PRESIDENT LING OIjN objects for ordaining and establishing the onstratcs the fact that tho people made that this courfe is at least one of tho rca- no amtakein selecting Abraham Lincoln sens why their medicines are held in such m t.fca char of the couutrv for tbe next extraordinary favor through the civilized four ver: and causes the heart of every word.-Ncw York City News. lover of his country to swell with pride iu lo?t i,re Ul'OIUBU Uy IUU OUpiUUJU uuun, ui jvu, iu uui. uu-i,., ivr u cujj nuiuu JfUU-' It fol- p-or d deuy that such dceiiou must be would never take deliberately, that ob- ttc upon binding in any cae upon tho parties to a ject will be frustrated by taking time 7 Jet out uit, as to the ol'jcct of that euit, while iut no pood object can te frustrated by. they are also entitled to veryjngb re- it. Such ol you as are now Osatisueov spect and consideration in all parallel ca- till have the old Con.-titution unimpair- ses by all other Departments of tbe G07- ed, and ou the sensitive point, tho law ornment, and while it U obviously posii- of your own framing under it, while tho bio that such decision may be orroceou new Administration will have uo lmme- in any given case, still the evil effect foi- diate power, it it would, to chango either, lowing it, being limited to that particular If it were admitted that you who are dis ease with tbe chance that it may be over satisGed hold the right ride iu the dispute, nrehension. Indeed, the most .ample evi- kjBDi 8Iltl to tue extent of my abilitv. I ruiea, ana never necome a prectunmui iuc .o u F..U1- dence to the contrary has all then fnle ex- ,.,, take care, as the Constitution it-elf other cases, can better be borne than tale action. iuteliience. patriotism, isted, and open to their inspection. It it esDreJ!Hi 0DiojU3 upon me that tho law- coul(I lhe cv,ls of a diff-'"ut practice. Lhri-tianity, and a nrm reliance on tiim found in nearly nil the published speeches of nJ h f;tiIfI1ii UopntPfl in nil At the same time the candid citizen ruu-t who has never yet forsakes this favored him who now addresses you. 1 do hut quote - confess that if the policy of the Govern land, are still competent to adjust, in tho from one of those sneeches whin 1 declare luo "'UQ lu, . . r-- .. u . u ... , k;mnl., nn mv nnrt T shnll r nt-r. ment upon inu vuai ( ubmiuuj uiiuunu.-. J "-"j that I have no nurnose. directly or moirect- a Mmpie duty ou my part, i suau ptr- v . j a:.:,r..a r,.n Mr Vnn Vliot the other Secretary of .aid i ;,fi,M .',..,', h ;8,.i,.n of SIvp. fntlv r.erform it so far as is practicable, the whole people is to oo irrevocably ux- your uu, uaj i-u? ..-uu- His honesty and Patriotism , ?iveQ bim fa ,J . to Vin tie States where it exists. I believe 1 unless mv rightful ma.tcrs.the Americand by the dccUions of the Supreme Court, tryrnen, and not in mine is tbe moment. m ,,nn5iirtnnd. and but. few indeed, or j nnirrr nf Mr Vnn Viif T 1m v.' .m Inwfi.l ricrht tll (lo so. and I have noknru withhold tho rpnnixiiinn nr t be i ust au t the v are oi ad e i n ord t n a ry li tiga ou issue ol civil war. inc uovernmenc 1 . I 1 ' . . . , nit i . j 1 T . . 1 - t . nnw.,nr, nnf in nn !uGnl mil nil Mfl lflVfl nft . . 1 1 r i r i r i . t .1 i i ? i i.vi. r o i iicn tuiwi r mmin!iiin f -i . . i . . inn 1 1 1 i ivmcii i li i its in t i nu mi Uuiiuu. i i i ijul u.-'ii r - w w - - Tionp dTiibfc his ability. uniei ju-iioe was lnlormra mat ne uaa given mm no " " cu- ............ ,u gome auiuoruaiive mauuer uirect use t- r . . . . ., , . II Urn nun. or! in hn hiM r rn n R lf r. w 1 1 hoil t OCI O t VOU T.el I tUC Q St o res ,mu me .u.u w ...w. . 7 contrary. J trust this will not Do rejrar- luv fF'1- iT o . . that I had made, this and many similar dec- V, a i. n,.U ... n, ,i..j0 ,1 own masters, bavins to that extent prao- -ors. louhaveno oath registered n larations, ami nao never recanieu wium. mm , f. n - . -t -,, ,. tically resigned their government into the Heaven to destroy tue uovernmeni, wnua lormy acceptance.ana as a law to uietiiseuts . , . thrn. in thin vim nnv ns-an t unnn the serve, nrotect. aud defend' it. I am loth nnl tn mp thp f par and emnhalic reso ulion uoing mis inere ueeu uo uo uiouusueu or -j - -r-- --- . arju me, me cieai; auu t-inpu alii, iluiuiiuii .6 .... . n Tt ; ,l frnm tn nlnon Wo aro not enemies, hut violence, and there hhaii he none unices U.UU1 " Li,u " "fsus" " , " : r..,i ,i. i -...!..:. which thev mav not fhrink to decide ca- friends. Wo must not bo enemies. tvrnt. fnr f!n nnmoe of hnvin-f the nro ... t - . . - . r" - i i - - n. - i a roan at us neaa wno ia a irue P-- CeadinMof the Teachers Convention, held Tho impression begins to steal over those at fcbe Qourt House, on Saturday. Fob the even who were prejudiced against him, I6tb. publi.-hed, to find that anothor gen- thflt be is the man raised up bv Provi- tleman had left the proceedings for pub It- r- . : , j. ,i : Mention, iu y nrsi impresMon was, iuai UUUVVj ui iv - - - " 3 of the tbaes. Taney immediately after tho Address bad authority whatever, neither had he seen coin tho followinf; oath rhrfrf!nrp it was a forced renort. rotten ..r .,.1- s r i, dUKAUAji , tJC jjcntleoian to suit bis own pecu Lincoln, do solemnly swear that I will jar case j,jow would say to the gen faithfully execute the office of Presidrrt 6f tleman, that I wish he would attend to the United States, and will to the bcst of bi- own business, and not iutcrfcre with in which I now read : "Resolved, That the maintenance invir ... . . jjr j oincrueopiue. rum myability,preserve,protectnnddefendthe VfJ all the way to Kansas aud back, and . . ... r .. r. mi t. : i . . : j :, i . . . Ki-ft-vABMi.vnrM.iA m a nn r i rinii.ru nn bkwtii ri :i ii:i v i mi i iiii'ii i nthpr neonle's. Furthermore. I should Uf H,R ri.rhts. of the States and esneciallv lhe The power confided to me will be nsed to ProPyi 1Jf ufuBu - a r--- j I 1 ' o ' - - . " . . ' man having nci-n Constitution of the United States.'" None believe that he swore with a reservation made several Douglas speeches last fall. when he took this oath. But, on the con- thnt ho should have common sense enough trarv. nil believo that he will be true to by this time to know better than to do " ' I L .tM.rta ?r.orrtlinltt tnrmc flint it lb! ion passed that right of each State to order and control its hold, occupy, and pOfSesa the property domestic institutions according to . . T. .1.1 i. CI n cinlnll (llfifA .T n a n V r. I- . . ... I Mien UIUL';. liu .-iuiuw luiic nan n ts- it. He t-tates in emphatic terms mat it if " .... lUlUlll'Ll L'tt?ruu . ll W ta UUlj CLIIUUI r it f 'a t Tl 11 not nor never was tue internum oi me ne better to discipline the mind of a scholar Union the eravest of crimes." pu licnn party to m any manner lmeriere ti,an a quiet one." JNo such resolution j now reiterate these sentimcntP, and in that balance of power on which the petfec- tion and endurance of our political fabric de pend, and we denounce the lawless invasion bv armed force of the soil of anv Stale on Territory, no matter under what pretext, as ,. r c . i i i . i. i. .. i. .1 . r n.it.. . is no tauit ot tneirs 11 otnera sees to turn must uou ureua. uur uuuua ui antiuu. r r,wfw,v . . ... . . it.- i im u j, f .t,u:- r i . . i . nnni.iniiu rn rmnrinn i T-tirrntnu mm iti vi n imi ii in iiiimitiii m 7 1. 1 1. 1 1. ii i ii l own domestic institutions accorumg 10 uM and places belonL'ini: to the viovernment. tut" ru..a p"'rJVO- J . " . , , J 4 0 own judgment exclusively, is essential to d collect lbe duties and imports, but One section of our country believes bla- trom every battle-held and patriot grave beyond what may be neccs.ary for these very is right and ought to be extended, to every luing hear and hearthstone au objects, there will be no invasion, no u,ing while tbe other believes it is wrong and over this broad land, will yet swell the offorca against or among th- people any- out not to be extendi. This is the ohorus of the Union when aram touched, where. Where hostility to the United only substantial dispute: and the Fugi as surely as they will be, by tbe better an- Statt-s shall be so fireat and so universal tive S!"e clauso of tl,c Constitution, and 4els of our nature. as to present competent resident citizen the for the-suppression of the foreign During the delivery of the Inaugural, ... . ,v o.-.- J .L.. .1.- on,J ( U l), l,l,.c nn .U, n. , T .1.. .1 l.i:- ., frm !,n Hmr, fl.n Tlnr! nffnoa t dnrt. I SiaVe-iraUC, iUli UilUIl U3 LMI UUIUTOU, UIUU uuiuituu uv . -j. - , VrJ . ..:.,:,... easion. He also stated that the Chairman, tion the most conclusive evidence of which will bono attempt to force obnoxiou, perhaps, as any law can ever be in a com- Pre ident elect was much cheered, espe- return of fugitive slavcf is a constitution -ial obligation and 4-hoald be strictly and rigidly enforced. He says that no State or number of States has a right or thej power on its or their own mere motion to go out of the Confederacy, and therefore ail resolves or ordioanoeS to that effect arc nul'; and that he his no choice but to execute the laws in accordance with his oath of office.. This duty, so far as it is practical le, he intends to perform faith fullyj but in doing it no unnecessary force will be used, nor will any Federal officer be placed where it will tend to do more harm than good. It is bis fixed determi nation, however, to occupy and possess the property and posts belonging to tbe Government, and oollect the revenue. He in favor of calling a National Con . vention to make such amendments to the Constitution as tho majority may deem proper JVo Alcohol That well knowD remedy for Dypopfia, Indigestion, and General Dubjlity, the Oxygenated Bitters, tfbich bos effected such remarkable ourop, con tains no alcohol; yet it is not affected by summer's beat, or winter's cold," and retain its astonishing virtues in any climate. "w I r-- , I r.t . was requested to address the meeting. the case is susceptible, that the prosperity, strangers among the people that object. '""""J wucro lD0 morai ieDl in- peo No such request was made, neither did peace and security of no section are to he in While the strict legal right may exU ol pie imperfectly supports the law itself.- the Chairman deliver any speech at all a"' wise' endangered by the now incoming th0 Government to euforce'the exercise of The great body of the people abide by After the meeting was oran zedr the - ' p "'7 " " "J? these offices, tho c.ttempt to do so would lu j 1 u t" ft """ t Inrttinn uhioh. rnnsistpnt v with 1 he Lons - . ! f . . . r i I. nu 'PI.? T il, nl- cially at any allusion to the Union. .t. tu Mug ,, , lection which, consistently with the Const i-' " . " , f , T 7- a few break over in each. This. I think n C?..;.,tr.rlt (Tnr-A 1, r. fllrt.r. I ... '. . .... hn sn I r 1 1 1 Tl f I tl (T l tl A so tip :t T 1 P l ni n r n f. t u- n . J ,t" u,catt UYOl ill V.UV.U. J. UIO, 1 IUIIIH wvuutJ uupu.mwuusuv uuiu iug tut,on and the laws, can be given, will he " " 1 - -----j --r-- oic witnai, mat i oecm it neuer to ioregi fnr flip flfjiP thp. iiph nf snoh nffinns. Thi maiN, unless repelled, will continue to be tion of the sections than before. -A Novel Bet, In Tcenton on Friday, in a lager bior -aloon, Chris. Gerber, a Republican, bet I 111 Hill II 111. IIIV. IU...U..... l.vjl.. ..... wwi. . v. . 1 n. . nnfl.iri'l t.."i. i7 11 H ll IP TT nn I II I I I 1 . I I. . I -J ; t.L.t; . . ,. . ct. r i i... I hi withfil thnt. I nppm it iintiir to forponl uu uli iiuji LUU i -that lie couia oo wnac oo iomocrai couiu. u ii..-uiuuuu. ... innr hi v (i vfin 10 a i ne oiaies w e law- - n- . t . r.. a. Resolved, .That it i. the duty of the FuMviemanded. for whatever cause, as cheer- for the time the unes of such offices. The 1 worse id boo eaaea .ir me "par-- The bet accepted, and Uhns. br.l . " . i j . i -i i lit tii . .ti r.inn nr iiih sfTninriM hiiiii uuiorc. i g0 foreign slave-trade, now imperfectly sup pressed, would be ultimately revived, without restriction in one section, nhile teacher, and not tbe Superintendent to fullv to one section as to another. preserve order in school. . There is much controversy about the de- furnished in all parts ol the Uuion. I... i r if 1 t Mr. Derrick remorked that perfect or- u'venng up ot tugimes irom service oi uioor. uar as possiMe, the people everywhere J-:....t. t .,V.l-.. v lie cause i HOW reau IS as piaimy rniun hn tn that sr.nsr nf nor net. snr-iirifv U IU OUUUUl fJO I UU -UvUuuUiU lUil ICilVU- ' . . , , ....... ..-- - r-. ..j m .: II ... r t . t t i :..... nn ...... . I, nvfiiti I .... . . . .. .1 ft. . i i i ii .Uiina nntv null' mi r 1 1 ! 1 1 XT wllr ern success, and that too many neglected In uie ousi.iui.u.. aS a.. v whl(jfa JfJ m0lt IavoraDle t0 ca!in th0ugbt r- "'v ;- their duty in that rcnect. lie was fol- " at in. i i an reht'ctiou. J he course here mdica- tneir ouiy in mai re pecc. ije was ioi No pcraon held to service or labor in one , . ... , , . a by the other. lowea ny yee ana omors wno concurrea gtale ulldcr the laws lhereof escapin,r into - - p,' ,mbKb Mni with him. This the Uentleman no doubt iinoiher, shall, in consequence of any law or anu experience sumi.suuw a luuuiuuanuo - r forgot. As to teaching Arithmetic in regulation therein, be discharged from such or change to be proper, and in every case rate we cannot remove our re-pective clashe be Was correct. He stated that service or labor, but shall be delivered up on and exigency my best discretion will be sections from each other, nor tui!d an Mr. Dctrifk delivered an excellent ad claim of the party to whom such service or exercised according to the circumstances, impassable wall between them. Alius- lubor may be due." actually existing, aud with a view and baud aud wife may be divorced aud go It is scarcely questioned that this provi- jQ of a peaceful solution of the nation out of tho presence and bcyood'the reach sion was intended by those who made it, for &j Uoublcs amJ tll0 rehtoration of fratcr- of each other, but the different parts of thercclain nal athio8 and affections. Tbat our country cannot do this. They can- n r there are nersons in one section or anotb- not but remain face to faoo, and inter- rtto thele" .troy the Union at all course, either amicable or hostile, must j"" . i i . i . a a. iiMriVrij-t ror nrnn n t nu tt i.j i r nnu&iriiii vision as well as any other. To the propo- events, anu aro giaa oi any prcicxi 10 uo """"" - I . I . J t A t - l lifted twelve times m sucoo-sion at arms- lensfth, above his head, a keg of lager, and then lifted it twelve tiiue from tho floor witb his teeth. Sevt-ral- Democrats attempted the feat, but failed in the pcr- at formance. . dress. He did not make a regular ad dress, but took part in the several discus sions as he usually doe on such occasions I apprehend that small things appear very large in his estimation. DAVID S. LEE. : Secretary. Curious Coincidence. It is regarded as a somewhat remarka ble coincidence, the fact that on the very same niirht on which Mi3 Cora Ander son, a celebrated St. Louis belle, was married, tho steamer Cora Anderson; named in honor of the lady, struck ?nag about forty miles above Yick-burg, immediately sunk and will prove a tola isition, then, that slaves whose cases come it. I will neifher affirm nor deny. But if then, to mako that intercourse more ad- The Cabinet. jg3rlf misfortune comes intQ .yonr -. - . i . c . i i . . l. 1 1 l . I . t i tt I .. - -..:r... .nnrni-. . wjinin uie lenus oi uns ciauso --siiau ou uu- mere do suon, i neea auuress no wora to vauiEuua yi jf unv.. o.-p- , , . i i r i -j ,.-;irt Uan aliens make ""UBV T- V,, " " " .: r Putrid Sore Threat Cure. A lady who has experienced tbe bene fit of the following simple remedy, is vc v ry anxious that the readers of The Tri iune should be made acquainted with it and its Value : ' Mix one gill jaf trong applo vinegar, table-spoonful of common salt, one ble-spoonful .of drained honey, and a half pod of red pepper (or ball tea-spoon fol ground pepcr), boil them together to a proper consistency, then pour it into half a pint of strong sage tea. In severe oases half tea-spoonful every bour for n child; one tea-spoonful for ao adult. A ' tbe canker decreases, decrease the fre quency of the doses. r - - -i 11 Tosmastets. lb view of the anticipated ftrifefor tho position of postmasters in Illinois, ' Uld Abe" left orders, before his departure, for elections to be held in all the pnnci pal towns for the office of postmaster the candidates to be republicans only and those who shall the roeeive largest uber of votes of the electors receive he appointfflent. m i e Mr. lincoln's Sirth-Day. The Preuideot elept was born on tbe h of February, 1809, and is there 52 years of sge. 1 n--nI nt " tlimti nntlia n rn nnn ill mnilC I . t f tl ,! I t 11 I - - ft.-.-.it. Vt-r.T The noODV is over, .nd Lincoln's Cab- Nn. :f ,,, woom ,al,o U.o efforl in oo. ... ,u. t,:. r .... '. ..u, .,l. ..!, n,. fPi-.i. ,!, nleosuntlv noil il mil stalk out ngam for ,nct 13 formed. a .s announoed in mj ,elnpsr, C0M thejr not, will, nonrljr eqncl f . ' ' ,, c, ..,. bo aB failbflllj. it cannot Lear that lr.ua ol coapan;. :..?alcb !.rli.J. -SO. Mr Seward ui,,,y raujo an ,P- '"" tho do.truclion of u national fabrio. enforced between alien, tbanjaws can a- raLof War, Mr.W, Seeret.r7 of ''"-'-.f!'-" S'-T ' ' 5? ,b! " !J3.!' ''' I " , ZTJftL li . d .il. jou a barr'el.of eider tj bad water in t rt -.1 O -f 1, UY OlUlB QUUIU I IV , UUl Bill UI llllll. li I I U I IV. - IHl tl-UVlU. Illll JWU SU V " C I ,l ..XT UI . t ..nl 111 -n ff the xavv; Mr. Stnitb Secretary of the jr g t rf u,e B,ave is peie a atep while any portion of tho Hl-Nthor. yoa cease fighting, the identical T -"No, no!" was to "Ply 1 en y I rinr. l r Hloir 'nt t Tn i c T f r. I r o ti o r !1 1 I . . . ......... r r - t . . . Ic-nl cam crtlil inn h.irrn OI WaiCT nllQ Avt n r," T, , .m."' to bo surrendered, it can be ot but littfe con- vou Qy from have no reel existence ? questions na to terms oi intercourse are -- uu J.'-.i. au.m.y w-u.i-i. -1 r.nimnffi to lim or tn Ot ier. bV V IICH aU- tlt:il .1 ..- :il ..oT unnn vmi d lll-IU Ww m cast was definitely determined on fhurs- Ulority it is done, and should any one, in any I Ja nn flta .. i J m,.:, .hu in"B,siiftna day and virtually announced then, and case. be content that his oath shall l'o unhept w:i, .... .... r , u ..i.;f ';, . An eleaant coach has been presented though effoits have.ince been made to on a merely, unsubstantial controversy as to . " "f-- - - -K- " "1P ' f ihn to Mr. Lincoln, by a few wealthy gentle- i - ! -. i . it . .1 i I it . . i . ii i. i. i : ..... ...icvruiiuitut?i'. nut .in uiuiLa iu wi.! v i iii:iil..il llj.v nuuu -iwii i i. w m. - .. . . nisturn it, ine rreiuciii ua. at no unie now il &iiuii ue r.ujjL: vuni, in unj- iu , r - t- entertained any such purpose. Tbe nom- upon this subject ought not all the safeguards content in the Union, if all Constitutional existing Government, they cau excrci-e inations were sent to tho Senate by the " erty Known in me civilized ami Humane rights can be maintained. 1 it true then, tueir consiuuuouai ugui ui aiuuuiuS, u. hands of JobnS Nicolay who has been jurispruaenceDeiniroaucea.Bouiaiaireeman that any ri,ht plainly written in the Gon- their revolutionary ngut 10 uimeuiuer apDointed Private Sccretaryi He had oc ,not ?"y ?T ' 6,,"enfe,,;ed as a s,,a.ve' dilution has been denied. I thiuk not or overthrow it. I cannot be ignorant uuu hiiui ii. nut u. av mt- d.iiiiu mi.- tT .,., i,, .. a ; nt thn t.int that manv woriuv anu Dair Ol iuiuu ia uuu.t-ii.u-I - " j j i men of New York. It oost 81 ,500. - . . , , . , ' I UUU llliiii i. nut ub nun u v inc baiiiu muu fi .t i. already officiated m that capacity to Mr. 7de , aw for lhe enforcement of that lU the human tt l 1 . I. .. -. O : C.IJl I .J . . . I Inii t ial tin nnrln n- ijiucoin lor several luouius aiopnu To Prevent Moths in Carpets. Eub or strew around tbe edge of. the carpets and on them salt and pepper, and afield l1 i,rovmc,7 w U"lti? nl?oi 01 "a tcd tbt no party can reach to tho aud- io citizens are desirous of having the na- tboy will not cat them. gncia c ause in the Constitution which guarantee,. . 1 ,v, . rai J uau i1a,un. ;u u , . , n ,.,,.t Wliil T that "the citizens of each state shall he ent,- city of doing this. Think, if you can, of tional Constitution amended V bile I , , , tied to all the privileges and immunities of a single instance in which a plainly writ- make no recommendation of amendment, (tf-rbe. new Sooth PflilM - " mm m r m . . X C. ll. -.. ...-. ft I . A l.i I I . ll A Kl . M nf Ml n l flt -? The Domocrats of Carbon county hold a meeting, and denounced the conduct of I ffi '- , Q.h t , .. t .. nr it .1 : I"" j .... tueir representative, ;ur. Duifer in eup- tionSf and .vilh no pur)0se t0 construe the numbors, a majority should deprive a mi orn Confederacy, ii.m.o uuu iiuiuuuiu.:- ui - i' J , ,, ... r ii . i t . eii.- ' , . .. . ...... Ol.u. il,.i . v-- . -.1 m jt . . i i t it i i tAAnDiitrtii t ii a titii nnrnnrirn rti run i . . i . fti. m Mni.niiir.Mt i :i i in 11 b citizens in the several Slates. I take the ten provision ol the Constitution has ever l c-iuu..0 ...u .u. i.uiuu..v -. Coiupoeu oi me aii with no mental resr-rva- bceu donied. If, by tho mere force of people over the whole subject, to le exor- claim to have dissolved tbe Union,- con- I ' J . . t.i .i i TL".t:l - i. r n non 1 If -.kilaa eisca m eituer oi tuo moues prcaoriuuu in ta:ns a population oi oujJk """'"t of tbo- last week thirty-four I portiog tne dui lor the repeal oi mo ton- Constitution or laws by any hypercritical Dority of any clearly written constitution- the instrument it-olt, and I .houI(J. uotlfir anj 2.1Gfi,92l slaves. oage tax. rules; and while I do not choose now tospe- a r-,bt it njiht in a 1DOral point of viow exi&ting circumstances, favor rathor tbau city particular acts of Congress us proper to . 'nilnn . --,::. W-Mi(i if onnose a fair onnortunitv beina afforded r-Cant. Seiefried. proprietor Mr. Boulienv's opinion of Secession, be enforce,! I do suggest that it will be much H ' marn , . L, ., t t u.on it. i wm venture hiount Vernon House. Easton, Mr. Boulionv of Ne.-Orla.na. ho re-T1 Z J. ' S !" TS T.f.!!: not ourcase. All the vital rithts of mi- to add that to me the Convention mode kiUed a turk'e' weighing l-Sonllrrnv nf Note. I lrloana who ra. .: . (V,-... I u.. II .1 not our HrtSO. All thn vitn riil 5"J " ... . 1 LKJllc. LU UUIIIUIIII IU UUU UUIUU UV Ull LI1I.SI. I 15 . ........ 1 I I mains in his place in tho House, sajs acts which stand unrepealed, than to violate notifies and of individuals aro so plainly seems preferable, in that it allows amenu pounds. The Times correspondent, "performing any of them. trustiug to find impunity in hav- assured to them by affirmations and ne- ments to originate witu tno people tuem- W.c rlitttnu apart? Ann .-r) . T.. . . 1 1 iurr fliom lipid In !lP IIIIPntKt it lit innn I I nrnlnKitlnna in Nttlvea. inftad of Otll V DCrO-tttlb tbclb tO I VI IO M U 1 1 w ' ' uj T i auA lUlUIUi! lJ 1C n l,lv"" I uaUU7i fcUait-UHviO Ulu iiWMitfftviv. I - - y - t . w r - J I i ' c? , j - -. , w r--- v I ' ; . . t i cognizo Srces.ion, or leave Congress un- It is seventy two years binco the first the Coontitution, that controversies never take or reject propositions originated uy W03Jg;gJ i!?.IC3fW3It inaujiuration of a Pretident under our oriso concerning them. 13ut no organic others not especially euoseu iu l,,or hp.,,,,;.,,. i. - mm i i . . u . Ik ntinnunin i an in Mr a m During that law ,.n ever be framed with a provision pose ana w f an . - p. lf. aml rowpUy execute, all ..... . . - -j-. ami Paper II singer, be favored. From the various branches less called home by his district, declare that, the secfedin? btates .cannot livn out MS. nti-nnl flon.siitution. of the Union three months longer, and he peririod fifteen different and very specifically applicable to every question ly such as they would wish oither ' to ac roay hflifivfla liiu nonrso will bo eutaincd bt? rl.i.t.nnii.i'I.af. nitiironn lincfl in snn-oocinn- which DiBT occur in braotical admitiistra- copt of refuse, I understand tbat a pro- ' & . . .. v -- - ' -j v, vi w -" V"- J 1 ' I ., n ... " (US OIlcr UAJJ-IIUU-- ill . ... the people when their passions have sub administered the Executive branch of the tion. No foresight ean anticipate nor posed amendment to tho constitution, his. business,, he feels confident of rqnitaf tiidd Tndopd tin believes thev would fin.nmmn'nt 'PKoir hfivn nnndnninH it an v document of reasonable lon th con which amendmont however, I have obt . ',ir Kntisraction in his work..., He ri-e-'r.w i.--....i- . -. 4 . 1 1 .: , u It n i n AvtirosH ipniriinna f.t.li n-aaiKln Lscen. hasnassed Conirefi8. . to the Cffeotl ,, f-i.n.i hii shop, on barah street, vi.u u ou uy is . ivuiuuzuu.buy ucillBi uuu lii'UDl-IIY nllu x'" w . . . .-.v. .... . w i-n u-"ii" r 1 r - . - - o . i uiu j u- i-m " - . -v?iir.il great success. Yet, with all this scope questions. Shall fugitives from labor bo that the Federal Government shall never neurly opposite the residence oi uou. m. , " t . . i . -I.- i 7 v -. l ' i r , I i I. j : ' - . --s.ftafra-arvnna tti t a 1 f if tin nr rrp.Tnhn Minor "Rntta vfl 'V irir n a for nrecedent. I now enter unon tho same furrendered by .National or bv atato au- lmeriere wiui iuu uome-uo luruwuuu. mtBiiarl'oiruBu.u...?,-- 7',.,-.'iAft5;s .-". i t I -. .- .: n i . rl. !.-: T fPl. .n-. :...: j . J I Rt.toa .in'lnr. inu tlin .nf.nr snnl held to nas a aent oi s.p.uuu.uuu. to ne oaiii uy iubh ior mo oriei uonsutntionai term 01 -uumy ; u uuHnmuuu uoua hui. '-"--"t r.-.ri- - Q-n iv i. ' ' ' Mr... -j - !'. f -,--.-, ..-, : Tr.... n-....-i. ai' sprvirif.- 'Pn nvoid miHoonstruetion of February 17, loOJ. - ij direct taxation. four years, under great an'd -peculiar dif-1 preaa.y say. i Mfust Conress'protcct Slo;-service. Patronage' respectfully solicited.- - tw U
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