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BY GEORGE 'I3ER.GNER
ailg Etimao
D.EBA.TR: IN THE SENATE
ON TRE MOTION TO •TRINT
A PATRIOT AND SOLDIER'SsRESIGNATION
_
Now Contneo in a Itobel.Dngeon.
PEENING OF BECiATOIi 1/1,417153
Mr. FLEMING moved , that .tvto. thoiitind
copies of the letter, of realgitaicin ,of ,Seniior
White; together with the letter of his father,
phifork. Ttionms White be,printed Soy A h eisse
of `tits
On the mottoil - ,:ttle'feA ss[ _iiiye were re
quired by liti4iirS,j),l:[s, LiP auciNALLACE.. -
The SPEAR.EfIi ;fro- tern: Ti e• Chair t would
Metely.sugiest that thit3 it but ail iiidin&ylatit
of courtesy to anmx-membevoftthe Senate.
Le4BERTUNt larewlimifirg - pp
disPosect to grant all acts ;of bourtesynat
proper time. We believe that-‘this - tienatekle
nut organized. . Prenutliblatigitaning until now
we have somoted.t. lto xasolutien,rnu motion,
no till, nor any other act:partaking-of la lee&
lative character, willincluee ns to diverge from
the stand wo have taken on the question; there
fore I will call for the yeas endways.
Mr. LOWRY.. The_ Senator is
,mistaken in
.one thing. 'The redoltriloti tsiittetid the inan
qTuration cerearooles of the Gihernor, though
.voted against two rreth ree tithes; liwand
twithont any oppOsitiett from him or
brethren. Ilhink, therefote,irisas' itlle"
as the Senator.sen do to alley,. the reioln time to
LilfWaroN: Hr. spieotei, .yeas
and nays Were tot called thenpon•nnes_"tl on to,
which the ,y,.,9ntlernan alludes; and'ifthetilr i ad
been caller:II Abould brave recorded ity*te
then :rs I intend to record it now. TilkEeriatbr
very well knew that had be called the yeas and
nays upon that question, such would have been
the tesnikupon We;Side of the house. He was
solicited by Senatonrof his own party surround
ing him, to'-withdrew"- hertiall &id die didwith
,:draw the call,fer the-yeas and imayls I cartilit
see what courtesy thitowilLte to the resigning
Senator; I cannot,see titaktwo,tiromaand copies
,;of this letter will be, of a Particleuf use, malas
it be to put money, Into the lre
pocket 9f Aprrh
lie printer. L 'Alieridy:.4ll the:,piers of the
State have copied into their Pante, las letter of
resignation. It has gone far more broadciet to
the people of :the State itian:lt 'conk! by the
.two thousand' copies which, the; konstor pro
ipAes to send; It is already widely:known.
.As I have stated, we are -determined not. , to
recognize this usurping organizstion by any
:affirmative action upon"our part.
Mr. LOWRY. • It comm,:witik,n e ba,4404.
'lilt, from the Seriateifroin n Olarlomtoilse
place, and chargenfrAvith'itilhandering the pubj
nio money by printlaiks'itikiiyhousind copies of
•the resignation of, - Citirliilleagee. Ig not that
&motor aware that but a •few days since, the
-factions-course of - himself - and - htl - colleagths
t xrst the.Oommonwealth, of Aginsylvania'rnore
th id brit fa 'million' of money.
3,:r1 DONOVAN , . Bet, 3 vet P
i 3 :44 3 44;Pf
the b:'ate. : •-•
Mr. 2.OW.SY. Ynn.,*re not saving it now
then by , b l lka =mei you:kank..taking upon this
question and-upowali the questions of the day.
Senators are. rottenefittirig the Commcnwellth
by a factious copasitfori, in refusing' to proceed
to the , cobeidtustion of morit'important '
demanded by the interests of .the..whole
country.' . • •
Mr. b'peaker, the Senator eille the„yeda'and
nays upon every question that; oOtaCtitup.. ere ,
and every call of the yeas and:naysds:l&.greater
expense to the Commonwealth of 'FinusylVertia
•than the two thou . sand copies: naked' for ':by =the
friends of the retiring Senator. He calls-them
hourly 'when we , are in session. Recalled them
on a proposition which was made, a' few
daYesince i that while,hesitehere leaking. this
oppostt fon he Should not be entitled to receive his
pay
.;= he-voted no, and, rect:dlect aright,
balled the yeas and• nfrys. ,
' air, for , very Bike; I'was about
kw slay, Senators- should' remain :anen t, f they
would not vote for ' thig resellition; We' are
recoinized the Attorney. latmeral,. by tide
heads of all the ,departments, by,tlieFseeutive,
by the co ordinate branch- of the -Legislature,
and by every tribunal except ourirelyee' t They
have the power to organize ;any, Max:Lent
in pursuance of the will •:oL the: people, and
they refuse so to do with
_welt* ohetilim.
I hope the Senator will withdraw
. thtt4ll,l,
if he cannot vote - for it.
Mr. LAMBERTON. -Mt. Speaker; f 4t is
factious for sixteen Senators upon this sido:of the
chamber to stand unswervingly by the Conati
ttition that our -fathers have,msdef for .ns,tby
tthe statutory law of the Conisionwaltli, and
.by the precedents .for 'over seventryears—ii
:that, air, be faction, then I area. faCtionist.
&it'd I am reedy fo talc° all theiggornipilliat
vithe*Sertater from Ede cariii_eap; upon ine.dor
refusing to abandon what our .baths.requig us
to do—to support the COnatitatien ot l'eatiSkl-
Vania. The Senator has told us that 6Y'Our
course we have cost the State.a halt atmlllion
of dollars, by refusing to nullifya law-that re
quires the interest 9pon the °Nightlong tif the
State to be,paid in gold ' or its equi k alent.—
That law passed When repudiation hovered over
this Capitol, and those who filled .oufplapes
-then, responsible to the people, cimsciong oriftlie
'duty they owed to themselves and to thettertor
.-of the Commonwealth; passed 'Abet law, then,
though the treasury of Pennsylvania , bad - , the
earn° plethora that it has MOW. - 1 will Wilt;:lifr,
.-it.this;titne. debate the question. But if - in
. theeatiniation of gentlemen on the other side;
. an d , e,gplly of the Senator from Erie, there
i s a ny default 'tie oAse, they moat 'be,,:licild
responsible' for it, for upenlase FridaY;:ilifien
the Senater-from.Allegheny , pioposed,hyihold
:an afternoon ;session for the very pUrpn aa of
.considerilfg this question, there was no quorum
present, ' because the Senator from
' 'Erie had
crifinged'his iligbt tV"Watillinktdri to attend to
personal or political athirst there. If there is
any default, it is because the o.th?r 4 M iiiiet , q the
n
chamber 1 1 / I VI3 ilin3liiientl , refitsoip lo
au temporary, arrangement, hilyqohliktfom „. ii g
grgallization bY. , *llich We coulgic9.o4kkgfeat
public
,e 1
queAlints. - . - ... '
_, ~ •-:,-.. ~:., ..-.. ..LI !:
A - :
s I have alreadk;etated, thef-Senator , fr'si
Beaks (Mr. Emus) pOltesid;-''forjhe' ift-:0 1. 1 '-
Repo of considering interest;tbls: 1114) 13 t19 1 4
the DemoCratle memberscahiszhamber shd
elect a temporary Speaker, eruPtbef-yohiAtttl
thud eh Uport , the opposite sideAciiid. tiktict“, he
man. Yon rolpsed It . And yet the 'Aoiiitir
o itt
l
from Erie ligVing_refused that proposition se tt
In place tottley r and.cherges us with` "ng
responsible .for delaying great and imp t
matters of leglitition. r - --q• -; ' - i
Now, sir, as I have already stated, this is a
simple lineation. It la not,a question,whether
vr'e•stibuld &tuna:ilia resigoiiiir Sabah*, bi
whether we should do violence to our own con
victions of duty, whether ive shdild do viWence
Ohm.' Ovq , ennicientioSsfhbachfitgelpf
thie'Sentite, whether .aftiontd
any act, under cover ofecourteeflo a resigning
Beriatorc ! a flinirping Liirgalifilition._ ;For •M'y
part, sir, no language of conrteiy„uo subter
fuge of this ohampterithall msdeig cover for
me to tecognize.uErarpation andAnciplent revo
I will iantlini.rdefend in the citadel
that question of ttitkiitillifisg down of tho fun
dairnecktittPawlof ihfE4tire. inifAi. it
sat the outer - limier, and not surrender'in the
last strongbold....l:willestriitc for it, and sneak
for it, :and act for it at the threshold, andrinot
diki with it at the fireside ;
.... “1.
Bin
. 'I4;OIIAIIifPNEYS. liikre.,-tdready',',a4 so
Uisl . o)it sir, inpon every,queetfion coniected' with
the lorgenizationiof the Bc:esteem! upon-this
,
that , I feel that I can
Odd; rutthieg temliat hittre'seld upon this sub
ject; hut Abe .Simator.iroximelearfield.the-other
;think admitted, impliedly, if not
expressly, that the! Senate was organized.
It twee .neon .a . :ques don put -teal lin :by: the
from• =Philadelphia,. whether, if an
lioNietifeed this Senafe, signed ' the'Speakir bf
the.igenate, and 4001Seik:40,4.4itrairbieinon of
.fti~ilithre;:iiiiirapprotald by the Governor
Whkiltilieittlfot it' be r thd . -
iifigintni the cltikenacf l theAnninontrealth2
Ihe • EleinitonfroinClearfiefdlTlr. WALL/:4 )
said. that probably itiworlth4 Well, zalr, a Ire* ,
important: , otise..,came-Lbetbrerme when .I , Nese
I!resident. Judge, 'Whit" the''defendent 'was
convicted'ef boiiitoidi or Murder' nditifipit, de
.gct 6.3 The , counsel declined to speak.onothe
case; believing that a bill had been found be
foreage-w). gee comple4nshajj l exaired,
and WievedlianUffest i§hie - Sk.l-Fealite to
the, conclusion that it was enough that he was
de01414 aild*dah lei 413 ofillikkailm
thorities upon that subject; and so the Senator
admits that, if they had acted, their action
would 'Avon the people of
this Cortalth. , npon'th!s
intet esti:Addition, in, which f,the.leilmed Sem
ator under es to say iliatit = iiiiitgatave been
repudiation on our part to -less than
was required by the enfklB4C-Tkat was the
general aotrequiringthiffkittiMoirif4th to pay
in coin, but they didluftAirlit4ln under,
tfiat act,iandiintil the preedir hey have
not paidAbeldn. They didn't:n:44 i 4 up in coin
in 1844, and In 1842 they-patio in certificates of
indebtedness: - "'The letter of that act was-never
carried into effect. What is the condition of
the country? Every State in the 'Union, save '
'those who have obligations expressly to relqfn
gold, are' now paying , th-legal tender of *he
,CialiedAtites Government, The State-of Heir
illork,pays her domestiC,Meditors in legal ten-
Aer, add Ohio, without any.act of the Assem
:biy; stopped the'paymeritlif Intermit in gold in
July last. The State of Illinois ceased paYing
interest alethesameVtne.
eiesUr - onr tr t • ? There 4 is a
limitation In tre7Constittition -as to the pay
ment of the public debt: ' The gentleman may
say this is a war debt, and that the exception
might apply. I think ft does not. We In
curred a debt lest year, which is payable in
coin; duo on the' first, of March, and by Augiist
we shall ,have . another, million. 2 herelore,
•theye',*gi'.be '#1!) ,pOseibilityOf "rCilecikig
ritiblicidehtexcept by increasing thetimes, • Let
us, then, leok the matter in the lace, and act
is conscientious men with the tax payer, and,
:urlienthe whole linabiess of the country is done
in legal tender notes of the Government,' there
is no reason why men oflarge mane should be
furnished gold. It 'ls ,previded by,the'sct
of Conireas,lhat these legal tender notes of
the Government be made equivalent to specie,
and That they shall 'he receivable y for allAebts,
priblid`alid private: There were sonintentle
men speaking on that Mde of theithairober;lo
least: zsorne members of the :opposition! pa lly;
who ittembted, at first,' to repudiliathis 'pa 'an
unconstitutional ladle I believe lot 4ery
seldom hear - any thing sibief said
It has been -held^ constitutional by the colirfs
and all their &Otte to depreciate the currency;
have' entirely filled. The: lieseigef tyeryphere
prefer to any other Wiwi. aridfkii ‘ffectiati4i
Chase is now gradually diminishing tficaNne,
they will: become:,scarce, ,andgraduel4 in:
Crease in vidite l s` It is moat extrabnlititail h4ar
the ientleintin on the other kidetif the hgalli—
thp Senator Vont Clearfield,, (Mr. Nause a,)
-urge th at the precedents:fiat'. sesentileti ;this
Aire faVor. Wkir,eir; thailue` 'all
against them; for there never, wasien instance
in -which the right of the previous' Speaker .to
take the
.chair was, ueationed, Not one-on the
Totirrialsitiot 014gliefireeedent, Thetej Wail Au)
election. of 'Sneaker at the .conimencementof
the session--except in 1790, when the Gbirern
mot was Argmilzed•under -that Constitution,
down 'inis4e;anditie:precidonte Of1 8 0,:q847
and 1855 are also againsetheni. WhY,' sir, -the
doctrine of the gentleman is this: That If the
Senate is in a tie vote, tiebtislitese ced be done;
and he claims that this side, of the Honee,tin
course they tam.; act4 ) ,E ,* !*** o3 .
Mr.: Speaker, tble,is verfidliaaeguaietind has
nourginnentlo it. The ,- 'people of theStste,
by a large. majoilty i are tre &vol. pf s the Union
..ticketofflthii State; and htatif dater:Mined that
;ideation, and Senators on the vtioarildeVacAng
upon the of ille - ceaktesy of, A 55,
ought'itonceitp:havit4idded the organlisstion
4oftheitenitte We-lird-minilOdt'qt*VbeE
earY,,for -I.ltii-eitist ince' of the Goiiefriinent:Wat
we he organize 4. What is the proposition of
the Senator from Ilithkelltibit 14 - ,ve
a'Speaker pro rem ; Theca
"is do such t
`iiicegnized, , by, 'the '''Clinititiiti'oll, a:4*A III: a
single instence—when
. the Speaker -
,is elected
`Governor,-send th-e arti,BnetikillOetrififirtid!
as in•the caseOCldr:•Dareie,"in 1349,-fina , that
«tie 'off itself is a eicsolusiire_precedent. It was,
itlineefore, giviterprirtheimat qnestensif, ;nor
-inittinviNniaker temelected:pm.am '3lle
queation , .iitx , tlMiecuritY. of the 'Ciinstitlitlen
.! 6 " tile - Pgtling":4lw!
(01 :14k-d4hat ci*UtlitafiSot-ISP.W O I I IO- 1 /e' Tejee
far. forgoiteit. themselves as to have left the
State Itr.stonditlen to. lie„wlthorlean p4ecnttre
power the heedllqcoblkt, l : l PiX,e q.er"
lien of the laws.: " •
I will Vat,:ldi. Speaker, *ay anythingPP:
ther upon this subject:— I have examined se
precedents on R ftirin'§it Thia!la a
most. extram:Ohio* ' spectacle - to ibe:peofole of
- :The, doop•lne maintained ion .the
41 aside Of:the Efoceit is Wit t4ogbyarn
elpitkood ibtii ! day open, it would kuritiOut
execiitlie hoed ; for there is *her a -Speak
rirclor ilierel•ra not Lit SistaVet; 'the' is
nAtlipooker, r uccording'tci their - ffetOpirtelwe
lib &Med off into the SouthiiinttOilfed
.-eragyA, Setitlzioirtittld,ita no • riowerto:oWW•tp
sionifroth ialmtatd._ It - wascitaid - by b 'enStbr
In Ibl, - rit n WI; „4, ll yie sit imk tsr
1 4 - to d o
Pe . by -p9gw._ I of
nasyl , beep eledted, the al of
Seymour, of New York, and Parker, of New
HARRISBURG, PA., FRIDAY, EVENING,' FEBRUARY s'; 1864. .
,
....
Jetsey- i 4 --thei tfit4pii4sr , tee respective. tibiteit
might , tie *ltlidmarrofrom- the;- field, andLliver
dailbt`kaost What erouid become of its incase;
of the cabal** 4ef helot. withotit at Governor-di-
Binnisylvania. , !(!fhbrefore , theas.is-a4n e collar—
the verylirat bleminctvf thainwistitutioishows
that this is the means IV preicliving , its integ4
as: irkr 118.A-4st - ewe: -Inas-wait theigreitidoor
tiine-throwatiowaeby Vii latecleditinittratlon
with' , rearrentre ;tar 2 thelliionittitution- of , the
Butted , Sabin , 7 lillEttliti tieihnposslblef , F till 6 kr
that': the I -Senate t'lvilirilutik 0 atoiltis I uneaten'
merely by preeededtti- Tilt rib Aookiat iridi , it
measure of abzOlute•easoessity-for prererving
the State, anctwoehalltftirieutd different con
clusions than those advanced from the dther side.
I thinkithdre Williba noipostdblei benefit result
hormiluilitanrittheyobiurd.taken,-,,butilet ultiac
knowledgeoliatltherads a .Spealier.diffarlai di
that action Is binding Jou -Abair morisoleriesti,
Whytcaunott theyiv9tit on libashillqwklpa faßt
test and then let us colna to , busifteral. e ;:.-:-..ef - -..
3 igr: GUMS& ~ ,,Lhadf:lMpedosiri4batD . lntras
donelwith-lbisiqaellthmdfaMitfita AWAchtlitfirs
I dudeavatndimptatal-W tbiurtowtaiSocciontsl
andtbritilyusthistntere) toyaviewskof, .tbatiesne
penflingolbatateenrithauclitmalaatikanfi-aepub7
itcatvmambersykAbis &DIM .11belleVed.v.tka
fliathtateinedttesaa so clearlandraltripleiltilaAia
fbohiniglittread alai .anderstandrikk.- IVO:4w
featlthislttilerpeoplii Ltd' thin ifitidlei-fidmiakedf
,altatp-witted-tuld r.skifewahissitilsei - riaiihtAluld
imistake.lM Chavhtdontinowersts i masidiLoise
for dimpurpotatof diect6idgithetillsmfkafore:4lo
Senate, if there Is such an issaef..bliferef the
•Eletiiiteo4itie,liptttespastititiponfihko, Villttsy
of-this Senatedff ordatrtoilibutylettipdattibally‘a
obargamtidarlindher4tetipf .a MO. (boar
Vata'ibf.the . - 13 0natcop..frant - ...lampliaktusi (MV.
CIIAIMISY&) .J. -,fl -Iftyntittirri !
Mr. CILLIKEN.L.VIL.X4on caplet&
3 . 1 .r. , 014-14,1030 . rGeeigimun*Alknikibbaf am
dope,4 (. cimirgeioAde In a political print, for
,as riltrpaste r lyoha glilbat,,v,wmadoth
aqiiirgeniv,`desigp, w D 11 4 .-4001 . 441 t ek„,
k t.T
.it arge,,Och I eyspluitie iiielibisl, [n i t alts
kqe et my party . in Rik i ' gr ' 'fAlSciuxilY.r. ailit B
charge which I h fhpugl 4 .wqnl d not ha v e
been repeateo,.4 jilly b pst „lox. pne whom I
t io
told tha it Was
~* se,nnd •Wlio told me ho Wail
ghicrip eiiiiiiiffe l leis false. I was charged,
alr,' Merl ttilitieejibinittagii,,art ~' _ artbat
i
if ' . Vallatitilniiiiiii le 011ibc j aid , el l tirated
Piniiiifylvifi r lit;Weili tilebted, tlioii, , li EolijW-
Mon with Seymour of New York, and Pa c illbr
of NewLionpso i eliterr:Wops from
the Ii *A ' ' trail NetiCe - rwrmonths,
. .
ago, thaft , thifebliart .Viae malignantly false;
T. , myjiwtl6* infiff irtyltlaillgriatitottan
caster :Imo:* it='-wits fellstilmf 'saiMi4fliklrbid'
of.IC , Lo . :,: . 11.4 iii t.t...n.g.fuel, .1701:r'i . .3 ct .I:
Nov; for the- bend& at ifitialio" 'r „
e
lb hear. 11, I 'will knot Whatatdillakke f t tfreix ' '
i?isibtf-*iirrreititti. 4tqliEltiiiitiartillsV-1 di)
use or the; 'Anti:l4oa speec g dilliverbilidlit
'liotheisetpi n--the' ediat aJ
y . of , ;liiiiniiritit,liiii , this
Stith:. o 'rheAttiiifirelark=l hitatissilheli which
ociiiltighe toiriured'intitf eiieli~eßialfltibi- -
atembileitrits Witpollifellr , IV-Wall'alms p a Pill .40s
Attia, , that V jthigiirzifidollaitirdlvitS electedlibv
;einbrisr,Krinisyliritilii,aMt Valland %hid- Gev
erner of - Ohio, they,- la conjanction , with- tbose
"twci 'great , PatrielailS4biour of Now-York-and
Parker of New Jeffsby-, , :, , a0u1d `campel this Wey
aintrialit to come he Wither Molutlort of July,
I.Bolrand - proseente , titbewallo'rere'llnrixtee
set forth in that atiblikti6b. I say now and I
believe that it was the greatest calamity that
has yet-befallen this conatry dint 'those' two
men were not elected; for 1,41101 , i nove,atid,
`ever shall believe that , the departure froth 'the
purposes and objects of that' resolution has
deluged this land . in blood, *rutted our, sib
stance and trilMe - us a morlinfril s 'Mole
'ainufferthO'tittrifliblirtfiniTtE7 cfed
that'll/fent if :itifiVikAletaltril Andtf `# `assert
that if. any trne.man haffbeen - plente,Go,v,e or
'of-thi s 'grelitWOMinOisinititlf;,tfitilceytto ,of
the Arcl4,'.thje'initfoli ‘ gtiiin",liirg,6lf, .this 6
4
of three ni illieria of men, 'fhb; State of iron and of
coal, this State - fthit'lls' greater and grander
than any Other in" the confederacy-that he
-would IlaVe - Itfid hitP hipids mien fhb pasfijns
which rule': this hour, ;and *mild hails' asi ; to
the _waves .i" . ..r. %its goblin, qesee;be still i , go
Ahocf no farther." Oh„,sir, if we had elected
such a man: if',We, iniVfitiverted to the true
•dbct ri iii a 'l'aid' &Ail '' ilill4 ,ke4lulloi unaa i
money. meted „for !in July, ;18,11, peace would
.again- reign within. our ! , borders. . -Whetheir it
''*ill'aTei."agablill.Pd alone Wl* 1404 Yr lB-
demi' can tell. ' ''" : ' " • • ~ 1
Mr. CHAMPNEYS., I made the statement
svithodtrorerenae to the Senator from Berks.
That statement.makLendeted. As he says I
knew it. to 'he 11,110,..11Chtage'him arithitajge
hood,-dise.ii, 'absolute andpelpable.fahrehooß.
Mr.! CLYMER. • Will'the Senator "Bowlike
to ask Mina ijueititin? 1 ."
ctiAMMEZti !1;1....11
Mr. CLYMER. I. asOhe: Senator whether
inthat lebby tor9tiVkautnilime
did not Meet 'll4ilki t . tiii 41661.141 did np . , Itsk
whether it was-true - that I had saiglAbat
things aWfdtlaiit . doh#,Aho 'airidlUVlthdrawn.
if Valiandigbam. and Woodward were elected?
He asks d true amtd„,r- I
not tell hink`that tek;
that I had never 'akiiksite;*.thritAfterX flaw' e
• feleaeod,..W.PNini;:l,.PUbliribectamitustier , to it?
And Ahen.didmot. Aheißenator tell me he 'was
•glad:Aluit the chirge *as true? hurl tbe
1 4 16 0404: 1 4:0 111 0 5 ii 4idi; * i •
Ma =CEIAtdP.NEYS. Well, sir,- a -manlike
that May leave the blighting venodi.".of
heart upon this hail, but bAdatitkotltfabit*e
with any general allegation of falsehood, -.tit
wns.not true, sir, thatilitiMet*e at the °door.
I wart! itreitoPM,
ihatk campaign =was: made
by Mr. bivexaeof Berke. Meislithe*BvtOr
winch misreported. " I f :lv,ill . : libtkl i it a o;),ii3f the
lull,extent tki,. it , eteh':;.;l'Orr.po.t.'se.fWh - at
the,ienom•of .that. speech , *as against the Gov
ernment y paper in.
the State:
- 1 it
Mr. CLVMER: f4n423Vert.publeation _I-
letckibifildß.NEW. ii2iddi the state-
ing ..1e sta.
ment4o4titiy,4 said I nothing personal of the
Senator from Berk!. If ' ValleAdighard, of
C ati l igg i WW A a nittirea ltralliWid
ed, - the Ei Ile two
great lights that would haVeAiiiiiiiiiiiiirifie
Government-of; the •ectetik:F: limp, , idy l t i fpr
any Sender - to get tigfti gsp)atai3"4:l4o l k , ,Pf
the terrible cm:Widen - or - things ortii., With
eiroihe'vitio dada nee :ieriagnizs?-Gigiliiiiid of
EreVifieump is the prosperity that.is spread over
the - whole Sorth must be ..blind .and *440
every sense '(# :daily sPowserenee:'' l MY ,
tiliai 1 lead:ogee .._ .as AlibrtlYiwo rid neverlawr
!aridlivho-liaior prondriSftthiiiiedidli&Ylw
unite" ld ifo l. lkirCef : Ai l WfilOW Ini. P
mli#MAiiimp flib,g i rekolnohitegirOsorAng
tkoitegrity of the Gcivernment and ofor , libe
extension - or Jrced„,
, - ff . Anniith . aii ., . i.st.; a
two 430,,foirik .4 , 14 - I?ositztat
-4. . 0 ,16,it-td r ii i ` erknuot * Vor
Government which is maintain* ifs strength
and putting forth such resources aid power as
the world never-dial- andr*hidli;tir, when she
• eseapea:frona : the. :present stifitglia; will cattle
out' doubly purified,, withAhatiaccursed:system
of slave ry,strickatito ••the dust. .•-• As dhaßich.-
nikoridr=.l If)kisksaid • • the : other,: day, ifrSisvery Ila
dtxtrignlthas committed themnpArdonable sin,
and can never live hereafter." The record of
this. State fs.in oppositibretoSTloetheitc
cord °lithe Democratic party is ins itionto:
slavery. Sy reference to-. thin PE of 1820,
Itr.:. wil 1: hits assent, t h at.: .: action: Wis'. , taken !.:at
tbalt.n.itime;, ,where:ri the .. preamble. , re-'
eitek;ttionevils•i•andi „ curse of 'slavery; and
asserts that.under the:Conatitatictialdflthe Uni
ted States,mnadditionaksitordStateacan bpad
akitteduand Our:Senators wartKinittrtfeited4thd
our Representatives were. requested: toakvate•
againstl :the kloascilttticin - .for , the,. ..admission
of Missouri_ into the, ~Uniott„ gts, a slave
State. That '`;tweie` 'pitEr#4,* a Democratic
Senate aiift"lfinlifief • thi s Signed ''.lu' Wit
ifinkliiiditie ithillyet r hiik Son, Malang a speech
In our town, . actually maintaina'l 'AO=
toriitell; that feWinild'dci no•infttfy, 'to the•nn-
P3,:f slavery - Ras spread slydiviiitiiklaking
gionad 'hitietly'igatiniethe - pdsition hialather
fdfikrin 1.821 X 'life :Whole feleVia Preeiiii• that
wheiffhli'Dhatiaiteparty::ivief , ttiti ith
Offe:obiliv i lti le, , ltliatidipricelplein which , I
thik;'Whrei!ll6l4tify to the reptilillo, grid which
siiiitliF•allitikilfrerid to' 06fiter - Velicifta. . Then;
eiti l 4*E,Pio liiii6 T'''Wsia - W 4 iy:tioai H irtit* - 1.
voted agalnit - the' itholitroii• 'Of 'iltivet'y 'hi`thii
Ditiffid or . belii`iiibliii. - " , Bit''the present regte
giiiihittiiiiibr 'that Otte take' the pOtniii that
slavery is an incalculafilehaftifri . ; ‘. : '=""=
'''Aiiinist 7104M:silt ' ttittcler'acciifred in Di'llobo's
libietioabikit ttiti'rxiiiirden'oeinentiof ti oNtil - g ,
gle. De Bow said that thi-fatitutlatifilivisey
was a blessecteinstitatiom sn - d , .gotted for its
Prßle*taf&P: , ....ga..l4lA wBB.la dilliatißatittitiPu k
Allit ill!dtitth4 o ll4 l- AillatliC .W.V,BNIkt - ABcl
prosperous, and her oitizens better : Atiaans,
ffill!ta. 4 4 N9l.ol:7fB B l l 44efftul.akiottiieud:lnftdel
for the want of slavery. 'Bat now, in an.mil.
Aft 118kkiheitirlf•thatttl'etigr., ImPegtifil,o4tlarld
intro& et.'S.Y.itillifitPitlie ll Bo4 , lB4 the sPilite4
and declares 'his belief, that the power, Inglps 7
,tsy,apd_
,entar i ptisaioU Rite _North ;lire the true
Rourfiedot&ACti.f4.4 , powet 01%49 99 1 41itr.31
`liiir.:tiklist)tiMiniit.l.l9lx Pt; sbortint 14:4 Ott.TBo io
the SOuth, becanserit preismts it •kom,exerols.
_log that important source of
,power, industrir,
energy and wealth. ' 'Par, in the South, to labor
is to dtritticed.:i •AnTitrilittioratic,' fabling: l 4-
Ms OW kirlf liirripitifsek 1 . bilue in' - the world;
%lit MAIN tliiiii hate dbioinieif thif thtipoWtli
they have go 'All tidibnlifd Ifitlli,:e.Vefirpotiat .
- tgeksvintietttlitiPtitub4 the& - -
- ''f '''-' - :
Something *tit 'sfild'thB'bthei4art)ifikitiPlref
'dente fo'Soltattirs'oii thili , sidipf 4 the 'olliititbsi•
tnOt-beitie theifftenclibUtbirtemi Jackson. 'Why;
'thitt‘ glee man ginie• a 'Skew"' lartie•ba ' the life of
the Constitution, and by his' edergy`titkrbta
very saved; the integrity of tha'Government,
IchterhaltferPresidentittieligrarlirceantgas
1 friend of Andre* ,ac - 4•• I was • r
ip I .;:. ', , : ..:t• ..1 - 1 ct- ,f 1 .._i : , .1....
ci t
t, an • - more o i enera - son
than I have ever seen of any other President;
and, I kvite,,,fog• the accomplishments °Ube
gegtNe~e Nor poihrolt4er&iffithll63nr
age to act, no map_ emiived in this country
who has exceeded him, The The great element of
• .'iffi)l• of!, that leNNlnituilfiras the :ingigifij Ito
pence ve and the plornpfilnde and courage to
act. -• ,FA 4 ...: VA% .
Mr. Speaker, I. will not detain the House any
longer. My object was merely to make ex-
Atiktfoiar witht refetelli* Wdbel TAlRt4rning •
gested by the Senator from Barks. It was not
made personal to hialiblf, but had reference to
104§111,MIX41.• :1 14; i
Mr. CLYMEB. • Mr. Speaker, the closing
words of the Senator-fa - 4M Lancaster have-done
drnbbitiafgilay any feelingithifi
tertained in what.l.;,believe to be an unkind'
and ungener ous
. 'Eatable myself. He says
he did not allude- to. me personally. I am
oblliPilito him for -the .explanation ; and the,
admysiptaurther, sig, that I fold him had
.nexer
,liairfrbeeu,- . entJally
factOry fo myself: 40'63 itairlidleies ; and
frlxi'mpities., , ,„H is always - entitled 14 my don
-8104(10i4 I iit AeSte . M
e, and': wheu . I give it,
to my isidfeurid respect. If I hays beed,sof4M
ingli wanting in these consiiierations:l `Algret
it, hat
_plied l a Chhrie, Anehclachtiiisly table, was
'Made NO WA me icectly >n this Senatiilchaziai
ber,l coulii ooc fail to dp,air did: ' I : denied it
iimitivery hitherto ; I dedy it noW and mill do
so in All time, to come. , • I trust thia,ques
tron witlf,Ofefence io• mr;tOlitroal; past: has
bzen settlid lierdandet t
F9W,p WI ItZtviaui
singleiworwm.sepw d co egad
unkind allusion by-the--Senator from Clariod
ir10211117: ) ak Etlatrhe g t,t4lMl:
maturely instead - of atFendin to my duties here.
I was io - NAbingtml,imd4ithaiiriSenator will
knows that I went rioter. circumstances and at
a time :when it was apparent that no vote of
any 64krapter'couldIbti tiain. After a month's
0181, - 116 . thode . esful vote 'Contd . 'belied 'on any
Mgrs tlra z ibet , not gne niltiiite Wird ligt
tthe'Ridr; ige seater ttbiiMittio*"*:T4ox-
BSIZION,) thEiTenikii3erani ' Withhigton;''(ffri
Homtufs,) and the•-?&iiiittoi from Wayne, (Hr.
, 11 - p.uusdapi).ciach and:all - bf ,tlieutproposed to
.off iwitidmei!knO4whig :that no: Vote ) would
tafcen-durigg; m*; absence: patted oil iviith
the &ha to,u(tom Wayne; (Mr.. Bhumensa,Oftent;
Ao:Virasbingtsichithittinight , and detiirnatitbe
zie.glahavingtabcompllshedlifiy basincss a txthich
was °La Titivate nature. 4,.•1• ; ..,• 4 1:1
IDamismitTialEsismoar--;-',Parrelyil •
~ ., k ir:sLOWillY.. .-,,Earaly ofialtirivatanattire..-
oThe Senator from...Claviorif.has .attereipthdito
akilikibehinit:his.O.Wo acts, and !esti. theisin at
..ont. doon of:not ,passingla law to )pity 4lui . inter:
.elititif:the.State:debtini ther:legal.ouvreciexof
the.Government:l Ile`wiya, they offeredlteap-,
.oint a Speakity l lyylem 4 . What for, sir ? To
enable ,us to Pass the Bar 14To, sir I but rather
fd` en 01614141.10 vote again it I '',`" ' t .'• ' ' ' . •
-
7N ow,' I *saint that' there hi iici Jai , Eottitri.-
Nide the idoistiori of ii'temporiiir Spottier. •
hir r ,TPIARM. „ It it!)alt•onis nblawfal r ind
Onciiiiitiffitioinii. ' '' -'- , -,-; .. .
' tit! IOWAY. The ;OPpoiiition; p urely from
the force of hatiii - , - '4lll 'irote,`tvith or w4ltOot
"Itiii, It!rol. 1 liiiiitist the 'Constittitip,l6i'anY
inficone that willeiiihiiriAst4e - Oovernirient.
This ii . thil third , ` peal, Mi. Spetakii,*at, I
have held'•iliiitiat in r this :OliamVer.:ThO.Bea
eitli from Cl arion held 'tip'his hanittolieiciioni
4
when I held up mine Oar odtlis", Win '''' rt,
the Comfit of {this 'Stet ' s #id'OetiNh t
ied States atiiis 4111e . i*Vete r :h4iibls "
to us tiini 'arili,itodlecOidgaiii Heaven e' ,
That Sanatlii:iiivintegfilif a momentous ac;
• Count-to in, tibia/mad.% eternit4P.l4 On
fain* niewhirwaittit in itwossenCe. teethe: weal
oy woe ofmnialliiikatatids.upopa tinitonesside,
I upon the other. When Lvo,felligteptiahe
votes "nolliOWtl l .oltl l o-41 1 191 0 140fidttfblie
policy, wherelie votes in the negative my vot4
will be found recorded in the affirmative. The
HEM
from.
Clarion or Miself"for giviagald,and comfort te
the euemilj every *As.
Day-tifterlitly; "vmek after Week, Month.aftar,
month, year after cyearJeither. auks, ;voted ;
against his,mittryor I have.
•
Upon all *Culotta, ip season and'out of s*
son, he Ittis'llone aillhtit Lir' Rhin 'Mu:flay to
engender dlitrusbin thaMindsiof ,the.peopid of
the rectitturh,of the intertions* the present;
administratiol;.,hit its,,gfrcmt,to „put Own,. this
rebellion 1461Dificier dr th' e goirinumeht; 'be
his 'polikia‘Whaf'they May;'-has escaped- ftui
venom of his tongtie. r-
.13 them a: ,paan ,ithout, the rebels respect.t
the-E. , eutttor's love for him veheration,
Is there - r:hl4 l w.'iittuck ot'rebeihinaf
its hessitof -
Evtratoo.from elarion:l;l6:lttere a :Union= tri
nalph And glad, wiutirk its celebration rising
o v erall the North 4-,the ~.ertalqi:'s heart is flue
with moninlnt. xftek'tiieeimrd,;" 'that' eiei
tigeprofbAsd theleederel Milgrim nor io
Senate bf,rertrinittiotia,...loakihts,to the sabre.,
don-Pf 1 1 4e 4 in filn ° , 4 7itPP.TnO0CMI-Fuk
tor t s approvii:
Efe'rifdsia l tirPriffitielktetiAlitilr4i*hitei
becauselof,ihe experieJl(E7B,6caill ofctheFfitiss
arid nays, sir, (and noStinaturhaserkedithept as
often as , he has)coststhe Statemoromouey. than
would e - t
thuhilcation , Senakei
Whito Thiquildkation Of thollOtterlsVtrello
Major White as: imit token:6f : reipeet
CIAT4IPAY tc that- h! 3 .r,94 Bl Alithic4 tkicktuk,* 41 1 8
*morw.. -
The great'cihnes'ivideit the Senator conceives
the Otireitlistratiow-io ve4.leitilty Of, and upon
which-,he baseshrislunholy, oppasition,,consiete
in the fact that its effotts-Akaye,heert -*rectal)
towards the extinetipAßUPulaulasierY.
AtkallaThisi4PAPArtrAct4ittlAßciestt , ,A4.
the handsoh-04.foratheirenumittemr that ini-
Rnpr. God moulded that. yi a Incliner
Motirglilttl &al and to mind, in 'Mat-
lisibeattntesdOng tin his eununipationfproola4
luation. 4 ,,Saugnins „Tnen, Win n ., self, whialwr
_one to another, 'Abratuan 'was' born in lan ;
tucWitiid'We fear lui'hiliViitieate orthe °lion?
-White inarerpludowthe:itholadetith of him/a
Mations, nostiwaleme, that Af that rochuntigon
had been boned_
.scuper,,.l3lllll with tho aphit t of
Sinii i tairchn CI ailon' puld have censid
It that conatitudenitd `dnty to stake. freinilize
earth such finatictaarinvaelf.• - • •-•-• ,-:
AM*44144114C0/k!!lapoolliklo•kProlamitlon
when the . country's necess ity and the Magian
ofilnlens of Mairicfrid - topelled lifrn to 'de' so:
AbrahainLificohl 'ended 'the riegrocwhein the
tic:testa& otthroGovernment were presiacl
the , Ylall.!, The 4beUtleobito and AtAo
Regro waited long arid ,dreary Monthi.. The
uegio's faith wee, strOirger Vim- the Atioilithin
ist'i. T Aliolltlitintatlidortbted God and dis
trusted Abrahain. !The negmes: &crawl lour
lines;and „Ifele4PPlgood bock by thousan ds by
mistaken or disloyal generals. The trim
isatchsd and pl'a'yed' wlieh - he lA6 ihnstif•hd
thirdly and-blciedhit,l'and:.GOE. int Abraliaii
daankto,histelief. Now.the loyal man .elffilyr
whertr„tte politienist eve4w,behe, the negro
eieryyliere, *Wilt abreast hi late to.
gather, to the tune of John Brown:
Had Abraham armed'. theenegvirmlesooner,
scenes suWari,eHritittfaild - in - New Tops.
would been di% flie - dritititry.
.waited till the people , became educated.
' TheSeiiaterliom anit with all' re
spectlsay-lt;shOwit ii , rekortritat
*let him of favoring' Stele' State , wool- !
sion and State suicide. He stands upon: the
world practically
. contmding that &negro min
is a borax ford icnegiii . woman , :a mule,. Which
the master May feed'Or iltle'dt'dtiVa or starve
et ' pleasure, theAh l e't&stei maysbirfils, Chil
dren and the iii6l , 4ei(fllielbffiiPrilig 'of her
bvrrt )11ody f shofild of right:ltave.no'amitrol 'corer
tAtai;= tiatiliarriage 'may be , crucified 7- thit
love and ,virtue exists only he pillori ed at
the maitdt's whims or dance; that ithivi3ry Is
divinity, and Christ did not die for the'Afri-'
can. These' sir, are Am practical doctrinal' of
the &motor, from Clarion. .They are abhorrent
to,every Christian's heart,and head. The na
tion which; raetiCee *rho ,
countenances them suffei and . ' 'repent.
The Senator from "Clarionloastradompellizig'
us to imythe interest of ,OXWAtilit fil/th.•,) He'
and his colleagues am eutitiedin all the glory.
They hive Cost the State morethilik they werild
eel! for if 'their skins 'were all' bhigie. 'We late&
our people last year one million and fifty-five
•thouankil dOIJIWPA9.4 IBI !Pnor,4Iae Sigvetnoeut•
List week the oppositi on,ust the ,State a nalf
a niillidit mkt,: If the seat Of the imprisoned
Senator is not falba before' the 'fire of Anglia
next, who - can tell!lrolrrmuch more the people
, WillAsuffsr Y-
•. .
.SMr..LAMBERTON (interrupting.) ,T.Willithe
Senator permit me to ask him a question t_
Mr. rAiWay. 'Certainly.
Mr. LA.MBESTOIC 'Does not the 'Citine'ret
Government pay theintinest oath° five•tvAiitY
bonds in geld, and why should we not do the
same f
Mr. LOWIIY ,frhP G overnment has, BP'
apart the lm pelt to 'pay the itiforestufien,
this seeriritY. `She has got the gold to pay,
_Penney lvan ie. has not. l'ennsylvania. , sannot
collecthes_ Mpg!, in ; golfl,„ Every sale that
P
almy 'verde, m kes;of .Government securities
gold goblup, edrieney `gpie,d6 - wia: It makes
men feel the pressure of , the' watt - , The object
of disloyal practiciev:is aooomplished, It raises
the. nstrigies of . , ,
1 titan, - Teff. Davie and the E.(3nator from
Chit& could'hot AeVise'a yet
iwictiedthafi to rdisirorit , flutes the-Meat
open the bones ' , of: theuprodueep, frit feels for,
the heart striggsthcse who buy ar# to l l**
the bkind - of the little onwtoseAtt4r ;111p2ar
ing out-his blood-foroonx defence. 'Therels
oommop efarae,enoilgkAri the; d0m11i0r44 4 00,00,
t(Y , know that altmaticars in tinicof ; war, have
,beenoomßelleili,to resort:to:a papexfeurrtu "m9l
rtudthosambiiwould "...destroy - the; credit. Of MO
paper ; which ithe,.rottullettf Butltdihi
its jits i esa ranKed amoov theirrAooontrfo. OPP-
-therswistor, , tv9rdiii to stir up teditionllnd
tlikar‘r, deniatdsPaymint •IngOld
for the soldiers..= Meth ativen*neip,.:to-aaye its
life =from gerpetul boikagdoitis.-be",:liom
penediemake dieaubtos awed& 4
•ThiAlnierntfient tofriEnglithdl.ea its'oradi
tore in &eloper of the Bank of England*or a
,qualiter.O4ceptlM • •
Thfcg*for.from Clarion well knows r that
there'le not gold enorighin the' country if tie
Governinent owned =it -all;.and wotdd
man.demand (Alt iinposatbilitlen? . u_
SMILPr-eVetTg r aigaesgWsitticAvi
try , 0 7.10 T poi to
- ine by I rri=
day-of 1 %;-wSeirr The Stallor.,7 ll o. rONlow
If lam in , favor off the t/ tliilonif. *est and
arrawdril'
Ifolionidotei.ONtolOonititatiodutnoPs
MiliffitfftallOSPlSOkothilalrl"e—VOTllPl
pravity and the cotton gin have interpreted - it
unfairly.- The Bill of Bights, the Declaration
MEE
MEM
qe, and the Constitutitni of the
Mgt& thitakotaken separately or together,
are; tbolitioutBtate papers.
A few.days since, three beautiful white slave
!children Were itimght into this hall. There
`wini'ziot a drcip of Guinea blood to be seen in
thesikefoiithey had been coined and reoained
tilifthey were , white never children or mine.
Wenn the intention of the framers of the Con
efithtion thiyt .
_Children like these should be
isold into elaVery.-- Then an who once gave law
to the Democracy, who made their political
Ifumitztre and,,,,oonstreckdAtir platforms, be
tcnipe a lißeast,!' an ".Abolition_. Beast," be
01ms as "FiCeitkity he made them
(tee. Whit TS therldn'Thirtisburg who did not
latte.ttimage of Gatti t human being :with the
laid* hitlnaster',B.,zutme:Lnrned on his ,
fe4head. nscfbitire;the Iron yoke
d'honitige; inB‘ritti . lek hime'tnartcs'of instrit
inenteiViroe,terteref;;,.There stood the man.
There TayAlten instruments. One.hore testi
mony for. the, sither. On his hips were tbe_
marks ,orthe bloOdhottod, on his back the
ineAtitet the lash:
'The min who inflieled these wounds had the
legal right to do it. The general who net
/tog ltim is a." , brute" and a "turncoat."
Sid we hae haa . a &publican forM of Gev
efPu4nt, as, vnn k ,guasauteed
, U. us. If we
had.;
. bad k(rici:pnese, ap4 foie , irech, these
elgb
it
piever i yrineldrbsivi; l atiockiit, and, this war
wo 414 no* lattOor; nr. Ake loyal meg of
the b, the old political friends of the gen
titor;Omonit.a kectuilitruetion of the Coristlin
tion.. iiW poor men of the &nth' dekoan'd it.
This'll' no foreign War. „It cannot 'be
I;Ytreaty. The cause which prAduced4iS war,
from
_tholtaix nature :of. thingi,•muSt be .4:te
tinyed., :01,” -ma , this Government as ourfri
*o„bonesfly intended it should bey antllt
wßtild'iverer well oar pnrfiosi. lar. ppeaktr,
lieconstrunt this Government. Let ifs fornula
tlCuibs.erir so:firoadi, let it: be ever so big;
le,tlA„bi l teVar 'Bo.'ivell. proportioned; lat £very
1 4 1 -Wit44 .l ** , swim as WI thOusand §ain
eione;.,pernenelVbf-titti blood of all those who
bate laid'eliiin, theli'llimiln this war, but if it
be built item*
agle slave:his gro l us will
reaFEL - tb heaxen. His tads: will ivashAway, its
fonndattone, and the tbrobbinge of s kis. Matt
will rend It' in. twain. : ', -
‘Idr:.WALL4.OF, made seine eitiiided remarks
agatnat:the proposition toprint:
,Oa themotion:a iIdr:TTERItiG, '
The yeas and riaykhaving*. Nen required, by
llti. I:3lqfeilt and Ati . S,,rAtalACß, they -were
11814 Poi, iii: "..' . : ; '
Itv;:s —Messrs. Dbtiotpneye, Connell, Dunlap,
Ildning, "titiab;un, ifte, Heneeholder, Min
den; towryilliclap, Tnrrell and Werthiegton
=4.. , , • . ,
• .
NATs--41esare. P t earaslce, Bucher, Cats, Donovan,
, itojokins;lamberton, Lifts, ISl'Fherly
tifintgomery. Willy, Smith and'Statk--1.2.
So - thatnotkm.walaldisagnied to.
X.O •DiOg,t)ieji, Adjopractl...
Megrap4.
,
PROM HALIFAX —ESCAP,E OF REBELS.
faizmx, Feb. 4.
4 Marshal Kane' end a large' number of rebel
officers havet. arrived here. They are said to
*aye eswedfrom,dohnsexis Island. . .
Nothing definite was done in tike Akniiralty
case Sreaterdayinreference to the steamer Ches
peake. &art has adjourned till Friday,
,when it is. expected. that the ship will be de
livered over to her ,owners..
The Nova Setititt - Legislatiiie was opened
to-day bi'the administration of •the govern
-molt, Major General Doyle, = who, in his
speech, referred to-the increased exports and
large surplus revenue. He congratulated the
country on the success of its military organi
zation, the increased: traffic on its railways,
and-the sidaignd sztivitylivniining operations,
and recommended amedements to the agricul
tturalatud gold field acts orthe Province.
He promises to extend the existing railways;
to complete the St. Peter's canal; to promdte
education; to establish a maritime court; to
investigate_ shipments, and to inaugurpre
measures to unite under one goveenment and
legislianie the provinceS of Nova Scotia, New
Brunswick and Prince Edward's Island.
Lesi doing in breadstuffs, but prices un
changed: About 2,000 bbls. of - deur were
sold at $7 50 . f0r extra, family, and S 7 to-S9
for Lulu. Receipts and stocks light. Noth
ing in, rye flour or corn meal. Wheat is rather
dull; sales s,o,oolats.W.tred at $1 68e 1 70,
and RentuckyArkte s o itl 3 9(l. No change in
rye.. .oorn i is t in better demand, and has ad
*anted` 1,c., with Sales'of 7,000 bushels yellow
at st o9or ;- Oats dull at 86®87e. Clo
verseed in /better -demand, and 500 bus. sold,
at $8 WV; "Timothy is, firm at $3 75, and
Aniseed at $3 25: * Provisions move slowly;
salesniess !kirk `at $22; halts In pickle at
12,/®l3c.', and lard at. 14. c. ' In petroleum
thereis more doing, and 7,000 barrels sold at
27ic., for,crude, 45p. ,for refined in bond, and
52ie55e., for free. Whisky ranges from 936!
95c. ' '
There is very little grain coming forward,
and the prices are =Wattled. Flour quiet,
iites7 l so . for Ohio Extra. Whisky very firm
at 98.: cents for Ohio. Provisions are firm,
.a4l l .,Txt,w pork sells at $2.2 5Q a` 23,
O„ WEDDDIG, . INVITATION,
• V 'A.erioAT HOME CARDS.—By h speCiat arrangemeu t
with', one of the Inert engravers in: the country, cards of
any dicription will be executed in the highest style of
art; cOnforniable with the - latest 'fashion, and supplied
promptly, at lower prima than ar,e.clovred by the station
ers in New York or Philadelphia. For samples and price::
call et •' ••• ' 'BET{GNER'SBt9og STORE.
IL 0 S , EIV N-D MAHOGANY
WRITING DESKS,
Of diUereut itizei . a . , far pale at
13011EWEIVS BOOKSTORE
3
D-E NTIS T,
•:SfleltEßT.,
1,0044waix0tc..„.0,3 t he use of
_nttfougectdeoCt74lo
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A1"AtBIOTIC GIRT BOOR.
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WM CONSITTUTIONi 001 1 MITIMT AVD UNION.
"oar. Goyprpon„ pu,k ) "4lLoxixefition of the . Constitution.
:S z e..., for popnW - mt , -./''WX. 11 1 Knentii :File& $l. For
04.9.#1 --if3 *Ai t% IL I.lF4lonlt'S BO KS-Mta•
oors SPARKILTIWOELAM t
inanatetarod, Jest, r.oeived and fcr sale by
fel WM. DOCK, JR., it CO.
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-PRICE -1 04 CENTS.
Markeielli by Tele~ralilt.
Th3:cr2is , md, - Fpb.
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JUST.
AN: ASS OASUENT Or
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