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ELEGRAPHIC.
In bringing to a clue Mr. %Venter's . speech,
there is one thing on which we wish to say b word
or two, and want of span will not let us do more
to day. It is this. Them seems to be a disposi
tion on the part. of some Northern room.
ben of Congress to concede . ", great deal to the
&nth in regard to patching and returning nanny
slaves, and Mr. 'Webster adds his influence' to the
ca noe. We weeder the reflection dorAnot recur to
these gentlemen, that it is not in the power of Con-
Arent* pan a law to compel a great community
to violate their oonmiences. They may make as
zany laws as they please on the subject, and the
moral sense of the people of the free States will
render them inoperative. The law. of Gad and
the dictates of umanity compel no to sympathise
with the d pantinjr, hungry fugitive from
oppression; an no act of Congress can convert a
community, wb ch abhors eleven, into a society
of dm catches .
Hut if the- uth loaieis upon stronger enact•
meets. let our Northern members propose, as a
fair compromise, that the rights of all the citizens
of the free Stales shall be guarantied in the South
At present, n colored citizen of a free Stabs cau
not visit the South witnout endangering both life
and liberty. He may be a native born citizen c
Manachusetta, or New York, enjoying every Sight
of eltnenshlP possessed by the highest dignitaries
of these States—he may be an educated, intelli-
=t===
enters Maryland or Virginia, be Is liable to ire
prisonment, and to be wld into perpetual idavery
iathere soy justice, any fitinteas is inch treatment!
While the South complains of a violation el the
totuaitutlonal compact, In regard to delivering op
fugitives from labor, +as not the North greater
rsuon to complain or a gross breach of the math
tntion by the South, In its treatment of freemen
and citizens of the North "Let bun that is
Without sin cast the first stone." While tame of
oar Northern representatives have been.very-free
to acknowledge the justice of-the Southern com
plaint In relation to runaway tdavee, it is strange
that they have never thought of retorting upon
their Southern friends their own derelictions (rota
wonacitutional propriety.
Mr. Calhoun not only killed himself, hut dia.
union also, by his late epeech. It pot both the
traitor and the treason flat on their barks. When
Southern men found, from their great leader, what
• poor foundation their contemplated disunion
project had to stand upon, and that it woe acme.
say to attack the _Constitution, and affirmihat it
needed amendment, in order to find an excuse t
fathering treason, they TO — desett the sink.
log cause. Even Foote had sense enough to see
that there was en hope, and he clawed off quite
handsomely in time. Poor Calhoun! he is at
leach reaping the reward of a mad ambition,
which could not stop chart of ruin, either to the
country or himself.
Mr. Stanly, el North Carolina, has baldly betird
ed the Southern disunionista, and has *tripped
from them their "refuge of Net." When adminus
tering • rebuke to Mr. Hilliard, of Alabama, who
in a Methodist Preacher, on 'Thursday, the fallow..
lug recce occurred :
Mr. Hliliard—ln my judgment, the passage of
the Wilmot Proviso will drive the people of tho
South to resistance.
Mr. Stanly—Hew ?
Mr. Hilliard—Revolutionary resistance. Do
yon think we will hold to this ?
Mr. Stanly—it is mild that North Carolina would
• not go into that crowd. We stand solitary and
alone against Southern gentlemen:
Mr. Hilliard—How stand if
Mr. Suutly—lf we fight with preachers, we will
.No unmated. [Lsugater. I
Mr. Hilliard—Will the southern people
_rest
the WilMat ProVisCO
• Mr. Stanly—l &in% believe it will be pass-
ed.
Mr. Hilliard--Suppose it shall be pcseed I
Mr. Stanly—lf reseed, I believe the people of
North Combos will etand by the Union. Wilmot
proviso or no Wilmot rcovino. .
Mere was spplamm by members on the floor
as wall an persona in the crowded gallenea, which
We, speedily sapprassed4
Tim Rev. Penns CLAY, the on 19 aurviving
brother of ihe Hon. Henry Clay, died reeemdly to
Arkansas, in the Met year of his age.
M. Ban Lsea arts, French !Sinister to the V,
States, claw !Sine-neer in the steam. , Canada
Also Haney Wikoff, 6:toga of despatches t•
Washington.
-rieet—Tordr C. Fr...torr, newly appointed S
for from California, and lady, arrived at N. Yar'
In the steamer Georg., from Chaste, The G.
g:a brought =CI pas/wager" from Cbagree, bee id
53 left at Havanna, and about 030,000 la go!.
dust on height. The pugengers bed about 0350,
000 more.
Comm To Tasouato.—G. V. Brown, Er
Enentrirescial Editor of the Buffalo Commercial A
Tardier, bat been appointed Consul to Trmme
Ia plaoe of T. H. Hyatt.
Forth Pettgburghi Gazma.
Mi. Eotwoo--I shall be obliged toddle milking • rept,
Pbelasdros, hr• few dap. ilthlogb I Ism not yeib.co
abloto give his elaborate effort m attentiec caambytioa,
rt lb. tent carelcsa sendcr can perecin, that in ttil
botarliidn, many of tem aisertionn "and pinitkinnt tinidnian
saguardsdly adraand in hia Cantrr cornminalcation, hart.
Men distant:ed. Of this, howcter, I will speak more a!
With haval;er. Argrce.
PILO= ILMEW.I9III/11.0.
Cfarnsponvienne anal.. Pittsburgh °Mean.
liazat ronsee, Blerrh 9th,
There won fewer Et costars in their places tha inornia4l
, than I hue own daiing ths yea! - betatmes have
takan sdrantsgo of •so what .army preeeciMigaso lb. !
gnaw, win up a temporary diverviou 19 their fa.
• the absence of roy important burin en in the lien_
ate, Levied their homes and familia.; and went time who
reembned, nested but little dieprieed to work dos morning
It me remarked by roe or the Proems, dist • great deal of
mak bad beat dam during the past week; and he tboocht
weekl3mase the Senate the to early aAjournmrot today,
espariany as many Broder. were absent Gam thew nue,
and the groats had ardy • few days ago taken a ...drake"
Ile met at nine o'clock in the meow& aimed of ten, as n—
itre. A good deal al business, boomer, was got throin,b
within the course of the day. Several local and primt
hilis wore yawed; but Al WWI of them tr• of Warta to
Maim of the State, I do tot thank it worth while he torn
Modem. The 8..... adjourned at Id &clock, on mum
of, end alter • few felicitous remake to cm All. Madam,
willmas maim the precious que.nou upon, ae they did, sin.
rawly <mush mihe Ileum, rod m me that humor that I
law nom the"n.e..d, grate, and {Meta seigniors," fur •
temthis.
Lathe Hones, the Appetionment Eqi was amso the bone
or coonsitioo, end members mound thernsenes. rod the out.
• ' ides. witb a son of bull tailing, Lear-gardro militaries., le
the &maim of secondments never intended to be mode,
end dad of which, .0 the the language of • great may in
morellos ray important wthirreoce that happeoro to •
Millgreathe mm, amre eel-randy not fa to br glade. The
Whip we somewhat .tenable for this course, hammer, es
the irocklms Locreforo majority hew damn them from the
beginning, no courtesey whatever, and have exhibited a pia
determination to Imo the bill with all /Ls coormitms and im
paled:was as in load. without &teeing to argument sir .
...postulation. It ie probable don the lionse seal De lingo;;
' apes Lhisbill ell neat week. It will pass that body wide
.. coy material amendment. But that, 100 fully mtisbe.L
will be the Uri of it. On the lthle of the Moan it will be
• wended to deep &row, The Smote well pans b.ll
its em,whidt I hem as doubt will metal. rioneverrethe
•
the Irmeutirs, and the House will be cthopelled to take do
The Tarred direro, the I. still occupying the samiti.
. .er the Jodlieisri Committee in the Innate; bra If is teeth
meal the Comma. will imam dap make a favorable
peri. /dr. Ferree is dal hen ,rod nadvebt '- -
Mies of the Legislator o. his cm. '
szto.S NEW Voax
Correspondence . of tho Pittsburgh 6sse
The !peach of Mr. Webster huskilyen the qu
etna ea e ll the alum caused by tho fanaticiam c
bibbed by the ultraista in Coggrets; and peep
think oo mom of the dissolution of the Mao.
than of any otheeequally probable event. such
tho:dozoonotrilipo of the problem relative to lh
explosion of QiNtre, or the hissing of. snakes,
ones important; uestion here. For along time
nothing boatmen - wanted to . ' give the . money mar.
ket perfect buoyancy, exeeiii the settlement of the
shoreryquestion. This is now. dtspnse.l of,. led
the Malt is a spirit of speculation in storks, grtva.
1,12=
kretndemand, and though n_fev zest:Lions may
oecruf, the inevitable [cadency must be upward,
Tno - ndlux of gold, the remarkably prompt pay.
-Mentor all Mishima paper, unite to make money
asap beyond precedent
. It is !efficient to ray
that hands are so plenty, that the legal rate con
not be had, except upon doubtful paper, while Dm
chum goes at five per cent.
The expedition in reareh cf 2ir John Franklin
; AZ,ETTE.I
_ 4ll° ' P° in May, and will consist of
two ~cho osers Sentebie for the naxigatiOn of the
Arctic Seas, of 70 bit9o tone burden. The corn•
amid of 'the expedition has been tefdered' to
Limn. De Raven, Who win attached to the ex
ploring expedition, Who has accepted the mat.
Passed Midshipmen Griffin, aril! be second in Com.
maid A party halt gone East to select the yes.
sell foe this expedition. The semis are to be
"fishing smacks," of °Chet.mn fans," in shape, for
all the world, like le body of a duck, and as hard
to drown. The innieks will be made staunch, and
if Sir John Frenkliri is to be found, these boats will
do it. Obstacles before which the united Levies
of the world woull pause, have in days gone been
surmounted by the hardy fishermen of New Eng.
land, who in the edam of humanity will now ex
ceed their efforts Made Megan alone.
The influx of Californians by the Georgia, whch
arrived last night, has given rather more reliable
information than tge usual correepondence. The
rasa of the returned have brought no gold through.
The aggregate remittance reaches full a million.
Moat of them have men ea much ne they wtah of
California, and eipress in definite terms, their
opinion that, as in New York, one wants a Mee
capital to work with.
The Northerner find Goliah are now fining out
far California, end. will soon be MI, The whole
fleet of eta steamers plying between New York,
Philadelphia, and Baltimore, with southern ports,
have been bought off for the trade on the western
coast. California, which two years ego was only
visited by 'hide droghers,” has now nineteen
steamers, while the Atlantic want has not one.
Stealnere nave commenced their trips to Albany,
and the Bret Clasa boats put upon all the eastern
lose—an accomplishment usuel about the first of
May. The mason in all things is thus much in
idsance.
• -
A "carnival" 13 to be held on the "preservation
of the Union," end an "effigy of disunion" Is to be
earned before the City Hal!, next week. A troop
of carpenters are now constructing the effigy in.
tended to represent the embodyment of disunion
North and South. it is a locoloco scheme, and
tee micasa of the effigy will, no doubt, teem with
Mender end misrepresentation enough to satisfy
the demagogues of the party. C.
Mr. 'Webster , . Speech Concluded,
Mr. Webster—l have nothing, sir, to add to nor
to take back from those sentiments. That, the
Senate will perceive, mu in 1637. The purpose
of immediately annexing Texas at that time was
abandoned and postponed; and it was not revived
with any vigor for some years. In the mean
time, it had to happened that I had become a mem
ber of the Executive Administration, and was for
a short period in the Department of State. The
annexation of Texas had become a subject of
conversation—not confidential—with the Presi•
dent. and heads of Dtpartments, as well as with
other public men: No serious attempt was then
made to bring it about. I left the. Department of
State io May, ISO, and shortly after I learned,
though no way connected with official informas
-tion, that a design had been taken up of bringing
in Texas, with her slava territory
-and population,
auto the United States. I was here in N 1 ashing.
ton at the time, and the persona are now here
who will remember that we had an arranged meet
ing for noose:tuition upon it. I went home to
Massachusetts and proclaimed the existence of
that purpose, but I could getno audience, and but
little attention. Some did not believe it, and
some were engaged in their own e ursoits. They
had gone to their farms, or to their merchandise,
and it was impossible to arouse any sentiment in
New England or in Massachusetts that should
combine the two meat political parties against
this annexation; and, indeed, there was no hope
of bringinethe Northern Democracy into that view,
for the leaning was all the other way. But, or,
even with Wags, and leading Whigs, I dm a.
shamed to say, there was a great indifference to.
wards the admission of Texas with slave territory
into this Union 1 went on. I was then out of
Congress. The anneXatiOn reeolutions passed
the Ist of Mauch, 1645. Texas coMphed with
them; the Legalature of Texan complied with the
conditions and necepted the guaranties; for tho
phraseology of the language of the resolution ie,
that Texas is to come in "upon the conditions and
wider the guaranties herein prescribed." 1 hap
pened to be returned to the Senate in March,
1545, and was here m December, 1615, isrben the
tamp:once by Texas of the conditions proposed
by Congress were laid before us by the President,
and an act for the consummation of the connexion
was laid before the two houses. - The con
nexion was not completed. A final- law doing
the deed of amiezahon ultimately. had not hers
passed; sod when it was upon its final passage
here, I expressed my opposition to it and record•
ed my vote in the n, -- atlve; and there that vote
elands, with the observations that I made open
that OCentori. happened that between 1637
and this time, on various octagons and opportu
nities, I had expressed my curate oppositioo to the
admission of slave States, or the acquisition of
anw slave Territories, to be added to the United
States. I know, air, no change In my own sen
timents or my own purposes ia that respect. I
will now again ask my friend from Rhode Island
to read another extract from a speech of mine,
made at a Whig Convention in Springfield,
Massachusetts, in the mouth of September,
1%7.
Mr. Greene hero read the fallowing extract:
"We bear much just now of a ransom for the
dangers and evils of slavery and cave tioncoa
tion. which they call the i infroot Promo.' That
certainly Is a just sentiment, but it is not n sent',
Meet to found any new party open. It is not a
sentiment on which Massachusetts Whigs differ.
There is not a man in this Hall who holds to
more firmly, them I do, nor one who adnerea to It
more inau another.
"I feel some little interest in this matter, air.—
Did uot I commit myself in 1633 to the whole
doctrine, holy, entirely And I Oust be permit.
ted to say that, I cannot quite content that more
recent ihmoVerers should claim tea merit and Oa*
not a patent.
~1 deny the priority of their invention. Al
low me to say, all, it is not their thunder.
it We are to use Me drat and Iset and every oc
casion which offers to append the exteason of slave
power.
- But I spent of it hare, an in Congress, ea a po
litical queglon, a question for statesmen to Oct
upon. We must So regard it. I certainly do not
mean to any twit it is less Important in a morel
point of view, that it is not more important in
many other points of view; but, as a legislator, or
in any official capacity, I must look at it, con•
eider it, and decide it as a matter of political rte.
Ilia. °
Mr. Wehilne—On Other OVIIMOne, in debates Wit'y - pfjudicier demstons. Bat, a; it now eland.,
hare, Phaeo expressed my determination t vow
the ounces seaing that these fogitiven ere de.
for no acqnientiou, or eeulon or aerie:Mien, North livered np rt ....id, 7' - p err 01 Congress and
or South, East or West. My opinion has been the stational phi, n. amy inead at the bead
that we have territory nonage, and that we should ar the .1111.777161 1- Committee hen a bill on the sub.
blow the Spartan maxint, "Improve, ador. what jeer etror be a m the Settle, with some °meet,
yea have, seek no further." I think that it wan in meals to it, which propose to support, with all
cone observations that I made hero on the three
provisions, to the tallest extent. And / desire
million loan bill Mat "I avowed that sentiment— to call the attention of all sobey-minded men, of
shott, Fir, the sentiment has been avowed quite y co...dealer* men in the North, of all men who
ar .44 °' " many places.,. 8- " helere ," r°sol are an: carried away by soy fanatical idea, or by
assembles, nn many of t h e hum ble aenttreenta o f toy false idea w h a t e ver to their constitutional oh
mine ought to be avowed. barrio.. I put it to ell the sober and sound minds
Bat now, that, wider certain conditions, Tams et the North es a question of morals, and q„as.
is In with all her territories, as as lave State, ties of miascionce. What right have they, in their
with a solemn pledge that if she is divided info totwiett „ e .,. ;eeity, or any other, to endee,or , to
Stotts, those States may come in as clove get round th i s enest i ttntoe; to mo t,„ rmysy the f ree
Stags south of al deg. 30 gain , how are we to exercise of the rights seemed by the constitution
deal with it! I know no way of honorable legit.- I to the perywee whose m e y ee escape from them/
lahles hu h 'srh" the prel7hrtr come s for the Note pt all; none at all Neither in the forum
" uaetatetd, to awry Into effect tort we. "' , " h p' of eom.crion nor before the face oftho conwitte.
ulate to Jo, Ido not euurely twee with toy hen - tit , n we they r0y ..1,,,t ; i o my opinion . of ho „„ th
(noble friend from Tennessee, Mr. Bell, that,
ois a matter for their enwutieremn. They pro'.
I moo as the time came. when abe is entitled to ably, in the turmoil of the time. have Oct stopped
I another Representative, we should create a n ew i conetilre of this, they have ftilowedwhatmems
State. The rule in regard to it I take to:his
to he t he correct of thought nod of motives for
that, when we basic created new Sta tes nuto f the °cement, and they neglect to investigate folly
TelyitOrlef, we have generally gone upon the hies the real question, and to consoler their cantinas
that when there is population enough to toret a tonal obligation.; a. lam cure, if they did coo.
State, sixty thousand or some such thiog,wo would ttekr; th eir f t„,, them ww wi th
create a State; hut it may • be; thought quite a dn. I „ pas , , sir, tear here is a ground of cam
ferept thing whoa a Stale isdivided, nod two plaint against the North well founded; which ought
more Slates made out of h. It does not fallow, in
, to be removed, whien it Is now in the power of
such a case, that the reld ofeelaurtiootuerdstth°u l u the different department" of this Goveremeat to
Le melted. That, however, is' a matter for the remove ; which or, for the enactment of proper
conaideratioa of Congress when the proper time !awe authorizing the judicature of this Govern•
one not he her °. I may have no Meet, In the cermet Sister, to do all that is ne
vem to give on the °Coulee, but I wish it to be emasry far the recapture of teenier, slaves, and
thetinctly oedema:od to day, thit, accordum to foe th e restoration of them to those who claim
my view of the matter, this Gonmmeet is re!' them. Wherever I go, end whenever I epoch on
Coady pledged by law to create new sate, cat of the nobject—and when I speak here I desire, to 1
Texas, with her consent, when her population speak to the whole North-•I say that the Southt
«holt justify such a proceeding, - and so far as such hoe been injured h r this respect, and has right to
Slates are Wined out of Team territory lying complain; and the North mu Peen too carolersof
'Booth of 35 der. 30 min., to let them come ip es ward f think ihniiumatitution peremptorily and
stave States. Teat is the meaning of the fesetu-haticdly enjoin. upon
non winch our friends, the Northern Democracy, or
ompatht has horn made online certain indi• '
have left cm to fulfil; and 1, for one mean to fulfil viduals that emar.ato (tom Legislatures at the
it, bemuse I wtll not violate the faith of the One. Ninth, and ard, sera here to nr, Out Only on the
eminent. 11.1hject ntslavery m this D,strtct, but sometimes
Now, as to California and New Mexico, I hold recommending Congrme to consider the moans of
slavery to-tio excluded from these territories by a ; abolishing shivery in the States. I should be
law even anperior to that which admits and Banc- sorry In be culled upor. to present any resolutions
nom it io Texas I mean the law" of nature—a : here which could ant he reicrnible to any commit. t
pitylicalgeognphy—the law of the formation of iter or nay power in Congress, and, therefore I
theme!, The law soulna forever, with a strength should be unwilling to receive from the Legislature
tisyond all terms of humor enactment that ala- of Maw. any instructions to present resolutions
very cannot exist in Califo rn ia or New ' ldexico. expreseive ofawf opinion whatever an the nob.;
Understand me, sir; I mean slavery uwa regard feet °leaver' for two rearms; first, Idu not ma
n ; slaves In the, gross, of the colored•race, tram. eider that the iegialature of Maamehumits ha.
ferablo by elate and delivery , like other property.— any thing to dP With ul and "e l, Ido out 000sid.
1 shall not discuss that point. .1 lemon it to the
t er that 'l, an bet representatiie Mie r have say
learned gentlemen who have undertaken to dies thing to do with it. Sell ban become to nmy note
cars ; bet I auppoldthtre is no clans of that de. ion, quite too common; and, ll the Legislatures of
antiphon in Calderon new.. I understand that the States do out hke it, they kayo a great dent
prone, 'a sort of :penal tervitade, exists there, or more power to put II down, than 1 knave to uphold
ranter a rare of voluntary sale of a man and hi, it. If am become, in my opinion, quite too cow
offspring for debt, as it is arranged and exists in moo a practice for the State Legislatures to pre.
mmo earls of Ganforaia nail New Mexico. Hat cent re,olntious here on cli subjects, And to ins
what I mean to say is, that Airman slavery, as we intact oakum on allaubjects. There is uu pulgto
sni it among at, fa me utterly impossible to find it. man that requires tortrocuon more than I do, Of
self, or to Ito found in Mexico, as any other animal who requites information more easel do, or 10010'
insposaibility. Calibrate and New Mexico are heartily; but Ido not idto to have it came In quite
Asiatic is their formation and Monett'. They are too im p erative a shape. I mob insliee,with pleas
comtimed of vain ridges of mountains of error- um, ct soma remarks upon this sobject made the
moan height, . with SOMellelei broken ridges ci other day In the Senate 'of ldanachusetts, by a
deep Valley, 'The sides of mere mountains are young mm of talent and charge's:, ftout whom
:tenon, entirely barren, their tops capped by per- the beet hopes may be entertained. t I mean My.
enaSl snow.: Them insy be in Caltforala, now Ibilined. flo told inn ~ienato of Idusachaseas
• • and no doubt the ro that by would vote for no instructions, prhamai,
made free by Its cementation,
me, somotnets of valuable , Mad. Bat it is natal to be forwarded to orstubers of Congress, net Ro a r
In New Men-co. Pray, tithe is the evidence any resalatteas to be olfered,eXpreyeiva
soh eh any gentleman baaobtained no the cubical, male of MamonbuFet aas to ono ihi t • memb er .
final Warman= sought by himself or comment - of - Congress ought to do. lie raid that ho saw no
I egad by others. I have inquired and read all I propriety in one net of pahlic servant. giving
could in order to obtain information on this tab- anthem and reading ir Mares to another set of
feel. What Is there In New filexleothat could by of pablia itenwais. To their own muter all of
any possibility induce any body to go them With them mast stead or fall, and their COIISUIIIenta.
Nrw Yovc, Marcb 9.
dart I There are some narrow sines of till hie
land on the borders sal the rivers; bat the Tiring'
themselves dry up befit. midsummer, is.ixono- -
All that the people can do is to rat... some little az
fides, some little wheat for their tortillas, end all
that by irrigation. And who expecte to pee a hues
dred black men cultivating tobacco, corn, cotton.
'rice, or any thing else, on lands in New Mexico
made fertile only by irrigation? .1 look anon ir,
I therefore, es a bled tact, to use an .prersion
current to the day, that both Calllornia and New
Mexico ere destined to be free,so tar on they are
!muted at all. which I believe especially in regard
to New Mexico,woll be very little fora great length
l, of time; free by the arrangement of things by the
I Power aboveus. I have therefore to say, In Olio
respect oleo, that this country Is fixed for freedom,
to as many persons as eball ever live there,
by as irrepealable and more improbable a
law than the law that attaches to the right
of holding slaves in Texas; end I will say I
further, that if a resolution or a [nig were now be
lore nn to provide a Territorial Government for I .
New Mexico, I would not vote,to pot any. prohis
bitten into it whatever. The Use of such a pro- 1
hibition weeld be Idle,. it respects any effect it
would have open the Territory; and I would not
tate pat. to &fano an oniiiiiinee of Nature, nor
to reenact the will of God. And I would put to
no Wilmot proviso for the purpose of a taunt or a
reproach. I would pot into it no evidence of the
votes of superior power, ts`T , pthiund the pride, even
whether a just pride, a rational pride, or in was
impel pride,
to trotted the pride of the gentlemen
who people d the Southern Stales. I hove no
such object, no such purpose. 'They would think
it a t a u nt , , an Indignity ; they would think it an
act taking away from them what they regatd a
proper tonality °fairness; and whether they ex
pect to realize any benefit froh. it or not, they
would think it a theoretic wrong ; that something
more or less derogatory to their character and their
rights had taken place. I propose to inflict to
such wound upon any body, iiii,on, a - nwit.ing es
sentially important to tau country, and efficient to
the preservation of liberty end treed.] w to be ef
fected.: Therefore, I retest, air, and I reperwit be
cause I wish it to be tinders:rood. thin 1 en not pro
pose to address the Senate when on it: s subject.
I desire to pour out all toy heart at on pie. o c tuen•
oar as possible, and I say, egain,.m a i. pmpoo
aitiou were now here for n Government for
New Mexico, nod it was moved to insert a precis.
ion for a prohibition of slavery, 'I would not vote
for it.
Now, Mr. President, I hove established, no far,
ea I proposed to go tote any tine of observation to
estebbeh, the proposition with which I act out,
and dean which I propose to gond or fall; and
that the whole memory of the Stain. in the Uni
ted States, or in the newly acquired .terntory of
the United State., has a fixed and cruel character
now fixed and settled by law, which cannot be re
pealed in the case of Texas without a violation
of public faith, sod cannot Ito repealed by any hi.
man power m regard to California or New Met.
ice; that, under ono or other of these law s ,ego
cry leg of military in the Staten or in the Tern.
tories has now received a fixed and decided
chsrecter.
Sir, If we were now making a Government for
New Mexico, and any body should. propose a
Wilmot proviso, I should trout it exactly as Mr.
Polk treated that prevision far excluding slavery
from Oregon. Mr. Polk was known to be in opin
ion decidely averse to the Wilmot provieto ; but
be felt the necessity of establshing a Goverament
for the Territory of Oregon, and, though the pro
viso wart there, he knew it would be en
tirely nugatory; and, since it must be entirely nos
eatery; mace it took away no right, no detonable,
no estimable, no weighable or tangible right of the
South, he sold he would sign the bill for the sake
of eaecticg a law to form a Government in that
territory, and let that entirely use
and In that
ri
, ronegioo entirely senseless, proriso remain.
For myself, I will say that we hear much 'of the
.nexetion efCartede; end it there be any mph,
any of the Northern Democracy, or any one of the
Free Soil party, who aupposes it necervary to In.
iO4 a Wilmot proviso in n Territorial Govemm.t
- for New Mexico, that man will of courae be of
opinion that ii is necessary to protect the everlast
iog *noire of Canada from the foot of slavery by
the some overpowering wing el an ant of Con
gress, Sir, wherever there is a particular good to
be done; wherever. there is iii, bet *flood to be
maid hack from becoming slave territory. I am
ready to assert the pnneiple of the exclaim, of
shivery. lem pledged to it frem the year 1637;
I have been pledged to it again , and again, and I
will perform those pledges; GM I will not do a 1
Miles unnecessary, that wound. the inshore of
others, or that dons disgrace to my own under.
standing.
Mr. President,in the excited times in which we
live there Is bound to exist a state of =mutation I
nod recrirometion between the North and South.
Terre are hats of ens trances produced by each;
.d tared grievances, real or supposed, alienate
ine needs of one portion of the country from the i
I other, exasperate the feelings, eubdue the sense '
' of freternol connexion, and
. patriotie love, and
mutual regard. I .bail bestosAfe little attention, 1
nir, up. Mese various grievances produced on
the one side and on the other. I begin with the I
complaints cf the South. I will not unswer, fur-'
then than I have, the general statements of the
honorable Senator from South Carolina, that the
North has grown upon the South in eOnleqUenee
of the ansue•r of sdminigeoirg this Government, '
in the collection of its revenues, end so forth—
They are disputed topics, and I have ea Melt..
don to enter into them. But I will state these
womplaiets, especially one complaint of the South,
which has, in my opinion, just foundation; and
that is, that there has been found at the North,
Among tedividnals and among the legislators at
the North, a Mainefination to perform folly their
constitutional duties in regard to the return of
perrona bound to service who have ceased into
the free 9 , alea In that respect. it fa my judgment
that the Scuth is right aorl the North is wrong.
Every member of every Northern Legislature to
bound by oath to 'support the .nstitatton of the
Untied States; .d this article of the constitution,
which soya to these Stems they shall 'deliver no
A:gni:ie. from service, is as boding in honor sad
anneciente as any other article. , No Man fulfils
his duty in any Legisnitaro- who. setehanself to
end exc.., evasions, escapes from this .ustitu
oonal dell , . I have always thought that the eoe
stitution addressed itsolt to the Legisfetures of the
States themselves., or to :he States themselves.
It says that those penile., escaping to other Slides
,hall be delivered up, and I confess 1 have always
been of the opinicc that it we, an Mil:unction upon
the States themselves. When It is said that a
person escaping Ono another State, and becoming,
theretore, arable the jurisdiction of that State,
shall be delivered op, it,aerina to me the Import of
the passage id, that the State itself, in °henceco
to the constitution, shall can. aim CO to delivers
ed up. That iti my judgment. I have always en.
'tenanted it, and I entertain U now. Bat when the
go bj a m, coma roars ego, was before the Supreme
Goon of the United Stetson, the majority of the
prance held Mot the power to canto Mantra from
service to be delivered up was a power to be ex
ercised under the authority of this Government.
-I do not know, no the whole. that it may not have
beau a fortunate deesion. My halm is to respect
the result ofjudical deliberations, and the totem,
~ _
I wish Mese sentiments mend Mame manseosi•
man, a gyeatileal move common. I have Mena
entered into the question, and newer shalt; about
the binding brat of instrectione. I will. bower•
cr. simply say this: II there be. any matter Matee.
eet pending in this body, while I am a member of
It, in which Massachusetts has an interest of her
own not edema to the general interasi of the.
. _
ont:dry, I !La peruse herginstructioss with ghtd•
sus of been, and with all the ellicieneywhich
I cut bring here. &girth* gamiest be one which
sneers the intemsts clan other Bathes. I Wall no
more regard the wishes or batman= than I
would regard the wishes or a man who might RP*
point me an arbitrator or tense to decide some
question of important private right. If ever there
was n Goverment open earth, it In this Gonda.
mew; lever there was a body upon earth, it to
thin body, which libeled amide? itself an cam*
posed by agreement of all, appointed by some,
but organised by the general commuter all, rifling
here under the solemn obligating °Comb and coo
science to do that which they think is beat for the
good of the whole.
Then, sir, there are Mae abolition societies, of
whic.h I tun unwilling to speak, but to regard to
which I have very clear notions and opinions. I
do not think them nerd. I think their operation,
for the lint twenty years have produced nothing
good or valuable. At the same time, 1 know
thousands of them are honest and good men ;
remit, wall meaning men. They have excited
feelings, they think they meat do something Inc
the cause of liberty, and in Mete sphere of action
they do not nee what else they can do, than to
contribute wan abolition pram, Gran *balloon.
Mail', or to pay so abolition indent. I do not
moan to impale gross motives even vain, leaders
of these welch., bat I am not blind to the eon.
sequences. I Gannet but see whatmlachiele their
interference with the South has pcoducted: And
it ft not plain to every mull Let any gentleman
who doubts of that recur to the debates in the
Virginia House ofDelegates In 1801, and he Mill
ace with whet freedom a monition made by
Mr. Randolph he the gradual aniline of slavery
was dimmed In that body. Every me spoke of
slavery as he thought; very ignominious and die
peragiag names and epithets were applied to it.
the debates to the Hosea of Delegates on that
. oecae . on, I believe, were all published. They
were read by every colored man who could read,
and if there were any who could not read; those
debstea were read to them by white men. At
thalami!, Virginia was not unwilling nor afraid to
Macon this question, and to let that part of her
populatton know as mock of it so they mold
learn. That was in 1832. As lies been said by
the honorable member from Carolina, this. abets
linen societies commenced their come of action
in 1635. It is uid—l do not know how true it
may be—that they sent theendiary pabiktations kb
to the slave Sums at any event, they attempted
to arouse, and did arouse, a way strong (cello('
in other words, they created great agitation In the
Natal against Southern dame,. Wall, what was
the reedit The bonds of the slave* were bound' '
more firmly than before; their rivets were mote
strongly fast... Publia opinion,which In Tiro
ginla had begun to be exhibited aded eaVirr, 1
and was opening oat for the dlsessalou of the i
question, drew back and shot itself op In Its aus I
de. I wish to know whether any body in Yid—
'gra can now talk. a. Mr. Randolph, Gov. Me.
Cowell, and others talked there, openly, and sent
their remark. to the mega In 1632. Weag know
the Get, and we oil kaow the cattaeoutd seedy
.thing that this agitating people have done has
been, not to online bat to resuala, not to set
free, but to bind faller the dam population of the
'South. Thai to coy judgment. SW, eel have said,
I know many of them in my own neighborhood,
very honest good people, misled, as I think, by
armee enthustasm; but they wish to do soma
thing. and they ue called on to eantrthale, and
they do contribute; and it Is my trm opinion this
day, that within the hue twenty yew as much
}„.
money has b. collected and paid to the Molt.
don encietica a Wien roues, and abolition lace
Dr as won d purchase the freedom of every
olive moo, wo an, and child in the State of Mary
land, and send on all to Liberia . I have no
doubt of it t I have yet to learn that the be-
I nevalence of abolitton societies ken et any
car
time taken that torn. iLeaghter.) .
Again, ai r, t violence of the pro,, la axe
, plathed of. e prase violent! Why , sir, the
1 plea. is 'Men every where. Them are out.
rageoo. rep in the North maims the &Mk
and there are preaches la not much better testa
in the South seems:the North. Slat. extenalst.
of both pasta of this country are vie4n4 they mit
take load .0
I ztal
eat talk for alum.. sad for
reason. They think that be who Wks loudest
mums the . Arid this We must Impact, when
the pre. is , as it as ban and I Oust always
IL
will he—for, ` all its heelitionenese, and a lta
evil, the entir e and absolute busk m of th aPfela
is mended to preservation °Trautman! on
the basis of a f commit:glen. Wherever it es t
taw, there will be dudish paragraphs and violist
paragraphs in a mew, as them are, I am sorry
to sac, foolish es and violent speeches in
both limes of' Corium. la show. sir, I must
soy that, in my 'opinion, the yen:iambi: tongue of
the country has hem= greatly vitiated, depraved,
and corrupted by the style of oar congressional
debates. t Lotuthter.l And if it were powable br
our debates to Cougrees to vitiate the prineyks of
the people ea much la they have depraved their
taste, I should cry out, "God save the Repubile'
Weil, io anti. I see ao.4l4.lipayverean. no
grievance produced by t h e (Salk, wrath the re•
dress of the Government, GUI. mingle one to
which I have raker.; Rea that is, the want Of •
proper regard to the Lemactlon of the conwitation
for the dell very of fogitive Waves-
There are mho complainta of the North against
the Sankt I need not go arse them particular
ly. The drat endgames! la, that,the Werth edop•
tad the eradiation recognisiag slavery in the
States, and reccombring the right to a emits se.
lent of norm:dation of the slaves to Congress
under a state of sentiment and expectation which
do not now exist; and that, by events, by chum
ounces, by the menthes et the South to acquire
turnery sod extend then, slave, mutation, the
North Inds itself, to regard to the lamaee of the
Swith and the North, of the bee ataball aid Ike alive
Staten, where U never ollik expect to dad itself
when they entered the wSpotot oft. ettastketion.
They complain, th erefore, that, haste. of slavery
being regarded ea sa evil, as Was they, an emi
which all hoped vapid be ruksuished gradually,
it is now regarded by the South user mitantkin
to be cherished and preurved end extended; an
institution which the South Ites =leaded to the
utmost of her power by the *Nutrition of new
temtory. Well, then, pawing km that, avert
body at the North reads and every body toed!
whatioever the newspapers ratain • and the
newspaper, Wale Or them, apectally Lee prow•
pre to whehl have alluded, are wend. to spread
about among the people every, reprouhfal senti
ment utter. by my Sent.. man belting at all
event the North; every thing that to esteniatoi
to exasperate, to alienate; - and there are many
ouch things, as every body will admit. from the
Soother wine pottionoritwhichazeipmed rated
amen the reading people; and they de engem
ate, sod Mishate, and outdoes a mow mischlevolv
erect upon the public cold it the Notch. bila 1
would not notice thine. of this saraappeulng hi
obscure quarters . but otosthielhaa occurred in
lbw debate vadat steak as very forcibly. An
honorable member from Louisiana addressed as
the odiA; CF,s , op this abject. (upper there is
not • mere arable end w.thy gentleman In
this chamber —li gem who would be
more .10w to give offends to say body, and he
did not mean in his rem eke to give Okra
Set what did be say! 'gam sir, he took pans to
tan a oontrat between the "leveler llama and
the Meting people of the North, giving the pres
forenee in all plants of eandhlon, and comfort and
Impel new, to the slang of the Swath. The SM.
for aoalnless did opt soppohe that he give any 04
fence, or did any injustice. He wu mently es.
pressing his opinion. -But does he know how re.
maths of this sod will be timelyed by the laborite
people of the North! - They are the North. They
are the people who...ldeate Melt own tam with
their own hands; freeholders, admitted mea.—
Let me say is that dm sixths of the whole prep
arty of the North is in Old hands or Ishown at the
North; they' cultivate their farms they admit*
their children, they mita th e means .r indpen.
donee ; if they are not fee/Adder.: they earn wa•
get thew wages accumultee, ate owned Into cap.
it.l, Into new Ireeholdl/10 new capitaUsts are .
created. nun Is the eue n 4= e whal can th ese
people-think when as and worthy a
gentleman as the member from Loubdexis under
takes to prove that the absolute lumenee end the
abjen slayer, of thy Swath is Mote In' etankamity
with the high purpose" of hipaonsi, nel, ha.
man beings, than the edema., the indepethleat
free {abusers of the North,
Now, atr, so far so any of thee, lrk.vaacel have
thew lounditioa In matters et law. they pan be re.
domed; so far as they have their foundation In
matters of opinion In sentiment, is menial
aloe sod snd re-erimieadon, ell that we ea* do is to
endeavor to allay and cultivate • battle Gullni
nnd mere frelornal itentiments between the Booth
sad the North.
Mr. -President, I ahoold mat* preen to have
heard from every membtir on this Pordediratins
of opinion that this Maim should never bos dis
solved, than the declaration of opinion that la any
Clio, under the pressure of My plrelthastances
ouch a dissolution was prattle. Ilow with path,
...
and anguish, and &Grow the word
• especially when it Gills from the Ups o=rhti
are eminently patriotic, Ned known tp the country,
and known all over the worl4, pr tjtak pOldeal
servloce. Saccade:al Permeate women! Sir,
your ayes and mine am war destined la see that
miracle: The dlsmanthaneent of thiseasteonntry '
without convulsion! The tratlesup dike than.
talus of the greatdeacit railing the rakes!
-Who is so dudish—l every Mira pardon —aa
to expect to see any en thing, Sir,blowbo .lee
these States, now revolving la harmony fecund •
conatnOla centre, eon expect to see them quit their
places aid !I le ethoitt convulsion, tpay look at
the next ho tothe Idearatily bodies rush fit m
their sp.., and jostle 'lmalbsrearl Other in the
realms ol spaix withedd pfoducine a crash la the
unlearn. Them can be idineb talcs sail peace
abb secesake. Namable icoesion a an utter
Imposiblllty. Watt great Constimtion under
which we live here—emerind Sul whole atotolfY
....h, It lobe thawed and melted away by ylesseets
'se the snows ea the ementain melt on the In.
ahenco and vernal an, "disappear al nob.
served, din alfl No, ski No, errs' 1 will
not state whet might produce the diumtkoli of the
Sturm but, sir, I see It at plainly u I bee the sun
,wheaten- 1 4 see that diunpihn tut produce
eeeh a war as I will net describe la its twofold
co tom nem 11.
I Pesoeable etteeuloeSisearableseeeselonl The
concurrent agreement of all tba members of this
Al. mopt repebtle theeporate! A volatile sop.
oration'. wittl elinthey on one aide and on to
er. Why, what would be the remit, Where Is
the line to be &awe , What Mates ars loseeedet
What is to remain AmEncent What ant flo bet
Whore is there Is the flag of the' repot& to re
main? Where is thews& still to merge Ore
. • , ..., sh r i n k • ... . . ~
Abe to coerce and emd fall to the g ro und I
Why: sir,.oar aneesters—our tubas: and otir
athedlatheb: thomi of thins _ that are Yel,ilvieg
amenpt •us with p ro leaged eel, world ?Shaker
and reproach or, and oar children sod our Brand.
Children • would pleat MoriteraPen 14 9 ii 1 0 .1 94
this moseration should dialicolor ,these cation of
the powetfol thir j orret and the biunixal of
the Union which is day felt imam US with
so much joy and - - What IA 901999=99.
of thefuniy! is to broom, of tie navy"
WWI.* to become af the pablic land.! How is
each Of thethirty SMmt to defend itself" L know
ahhoogh the idea his cot been stated distinctly.
There is to be a Southern Conferam, mama, 1
' do'not mean when 4 anode to this matemeet, that
au Me sedotudy i contemplate such a sate of
things. Ido not mean to say that it ia time, but
I have heard it auguited elsewhere that the idea
hat originated from I design to repents.
lam Kay, dr, that it bee ever been thought of,
tithed ed, or dreamed oc in the wildest flights of
Inman Imagination. , Rat the Idea must be of a
separation Including the slave States upon one
side, and the Gee States oa the other. Sir, there
is not—l they expreas myreir too droagly per.
hops—bat some things, some moral things, am ai
med as impossible as other natural or physical
Won and I bold the idea ore separation of these
States, these that entree to form sue government
and those that are slavebelding to form another, as
a *rid imp:mobility, - We could not separate the
frededby eny inch linb,•if we• were to draw U.
WW co uld not sit demi here to day and draw a
lin ofeeparation that would satisfy any five men
is be country. There' are natural canoes that
keep and tittles together—odd and do.
m " relations which we coal not break, If we
Id, aid. which Ure should not, if we could.
Sir, body can look over the fate' of this coon
try the present stemtmt—nobody ein see where
its pluton is the. moat dense and Mowing,
• t being ready to admit, and 'compelled to
admit, that ate long America will be In the valley
of the blisinampL
Well now, an, I lei to Inquire what the wildest
enthusiast hu to siy on the possibility of cutting
off that river and leaving free Sestesit lie source
and.hibranehes, and slave States down near its
mouth! Pray, sl4 posy, sir, let me say to the
people MIMI country that these thhip are worthy
albeit pondering aid ofthelrconsideration. Here,
sir, are gee nollnii of freemen la the Gee State*
north of the river Ohio: unsay body appose that
this population tad be severed bye line that di
vides them from the tendony of a foreign std en
alien Government, down some when. the Lord
knew* where, upon the lower banks of the Mil
simippll What would become of Missouri" Will
she Jobs the arrondissement of the slave States ,
Shell the man from the Yellow Stone and the Mad
River be etennemed In the new Republic with the
man who lives on the southern extremity of the
Cape of Florida' an, I am ashuned to perms
this line of murk. Idislike it—l have an otter
her it. I world rather hewer slam blasts
disgust
tilde.% war, wallows and famine, than,
to bear gentlemen ea of wooden. To break up!
to breakup the. great Government—to dismember
this grmitto astonish Europe with an Set
of kitty such as Setups brute centuries has never
beheld la soy Government! No, sir, no, soil
There will be no salmon . Ge ntlemen are not
serious when they talk of *escudo*:
- ' Sir, I hear there is to be a Convention held at
Null-villa I am bound to believe that if worthy
gentlemen meet at 21ashville, in Convention, their
object will be to adopt counsels concillatory—lo
advise the South to forbearance and moderation,
and to advise the North to fit:beano:tee and mod
e:mita ; and to incubate principles of Vidal!
love and affection, and attachment to the consti
tution of the country es it now is. I believe, if
the Convention meet et all, it will be for this pur
pose fn certainly, If they meat Or any purpose
is' , to the Union, they have been singularly
inappromiate in their selection of a place. I re
member, dr, that when the treaty was concluded
between France and England, at the peace of
andens,...a stern old EandWunen, end an orator,
who dialfbodthe terms Mae peace ae apoutinibus
to England, said, in the House of Commons, that
if Eng William could know the bums dine treaty
he would Mtn m. kis cern: Let me commend
the saying, in all Its emphasis and in all its force,
to any body who shell meet at Nashville br the
porpoise of commence measures for the overthrow
of the Union of this manta over the tones of An
drew Jackson.
Sir, I wish to malts two retnarks, sad has.
tan to a concludes. I wish to say, in regard
to Tessa, that if to should be hereafter at any time
the pleasure of the Government of Taus to cede
to the United States a portion, humor or smaller,
of her terribly which lies adjacent to New Mexi.
l eo end oath of the 31- dm. Murat latitude, or •
fair equivalent money or Le the payment of her
debt, i think It e n Maws well worthy the consider
ation of Conuesaand I shall be happy to concur
in It myself, if I Weld he In the penile councils
of the country et the time.
I hore one other rernark to make : In my ob
servations upon slavery U It has existed is the
country, and as it sow nista, I have expressed no
opinion of the mode of its extingunhment or ame.
lioration. I win say,boweteri dough I have tooth- l
ing to ropes on drat subject, become I do not I
deem myself so ccer:Metes as other gentlemen to
consider it, this If any gentleman from the South
shall propose ai whims of eiginisetion, to he car
ried on by thisfrovernment upon a large wale, for
the trausportatim of free colored people to any
colony or plate la the world, / should be quite
disposed to Incur almost any degree of expense
to womplish that objets. Nay, dr, following an
example set hemmers than terentryean ego bye
peat man, then a Senator from New York, -I
would Mani to Vinginia—thumgh her for the ben.
elit of the•witedelatil the money received
from the leads and lenient" ceded by her to this
("overtimes; for any such mimosa as to relieve,
in whole mitipiN at In any way to dlnalmah or
deal hemall with the free colored population
of the Soothers States. Rave eatd that I loner
ed Virginia tor her canton of this tembory. There
have been 'Welted' Into the treasury of the Uni.
tad Stens eighty millions of dollars, the' proceeds
of the sales of the public land. ceded by Virgin.
'M. If the radii*e should be sold at the sante
rale, the whole wept* will exceed two Mon
dreit millions of•• dollen. If Virginia and the
South we it to adopt any proposition to relieve
themeelves frcc . o dtp people of polar among them,
they may have my fivp cement thin the Govern.
meet shall pay them my sum of Inane, out
of its proceeds' which may be 'adequate to the
Mow
4nd now, Mr, President, I draw these observa
tions to esker. I have spoken freely,sed I meant
to do so. I have sought to maks no display; I
hire sought to enliven the ormasion by no animal.
ed discusaion• I have sought only to speak my
mamma fo lly and at lame, being desirous once
and for all, to let the &ude know, mid to let the
counnylithow, the opinions and sentiments which
1 mullein on all these subjects. -Thew opinions
are not likely to be soddenly changed. If them
he any fauns service that Lean render to the
country, consistently with these sentiments and
opinion', I shall chonfolly render b. If there be
not, I 'hall tab' glad to have en opportunity to
disburden my conscience from the bottom of my
beer, and to mite known every political senti
ment that llsoreinemisti,
And now, hh.Preeident, instead of speaking of
the possibtlay or utility of secession, lensed of
dwelling in theme cavern. of dukosa, instead et
groping 'rick those ideas so &LI of all that is &bid
ant hinfrds, let uscome ant Into dm light achy;
let us cherish three hopes which belong to us; bp
U 9 devae=litto thaw veal objects that am
St for our nabs sod obr ambit; let ye Wu
our eonerpOuts to the magnhade and s the import.
sore of the dal es
that devolve avian us; let our
oomprebensten po qa b os tho Munn firr
wkidh we eckotti I.lr,Uon lood
ses high sans certain
duller; lea us not be pigmies in a case that mills
for meo. Never did there devolve on any genet.-
'atlas amen higher nude does now devolve upon
es for the preserratioe of this constitution, and the
harmony and pesos Mall whir endemism:id to live
under 11. It is aged popular ConstitationelHoy
ennoset, guarded by legudation, by law, by judi
cature, sad • d.fanded by the while affection" of
Mo r ph. ._
ostpumaroldealthrone mesa thew Stites to.
re rc no iron chain of despotic power encircles
them; they lied sad dud open, a Government
popular In its Gum, representative in im ohmic.
ter, founded upon principle; or equality, end cal.
whited, we hope, to lad forever. In all its Mr I
uny jt kw been benaparm; it line trodden down no
mane liberty; Was crushed Deflate. It kw been, I
in all its influences, benevolent, beeegent, pro.
mating the liellerel . Vegas'', the ecabel ' ebri,
and the (emelt renown, and, at last, It has re-1
eel*Pd 0T 4i 1444* s.rtorritory. Liege before,
LL has now. by mama swats, Woo= rutty larger.
This reptddlo now extends, with a vast breadth,
amen the whole continent. The two meat seas' '
of the world wash the one and the other shore.
We may table the bemuifal description of the' .
ornamental sawn', of the buckler of doh Mee—
"Now the brad shield complete the artist crowned,
With his lot hand, and pewee the ocean zonal ;
in living "User seethed the wares to mu /
And hat the huskier , * vergi, and Iddhurd the whale!'
(In some subeament remarks, In reply to tome
soh:truss of Mr. Calhoun'., hir: Webster made
the /0 1 1 , 3Winf aufnindeEtgld :
Now, sir, Irken 11us Peet question of the ad
mission of Calffornia shall be bib' rtg, s enate . I
p o p e ent not befoul aria other gentleman
•= I.l'ttrtlrkyystee n
thi.
lb ate shall hive
g mots the
boundades of Clairmont, upon the constitution of
California, and span the expediency, under all
the ciretunstanoes, of admitting her with that con.
anlothrto. •
Tun feed by Express, a lot of now style Needle
Ity Walked Ca ll us,who =them amass of Fauna
and Mattel".
MURPHY & BURCHFIELD
INUILPHY & DURCIIMID hovel= nom 'ow,.
HI s M &Moo Cods, at omit! &tot comer of
Foos& tad t • tad
- isparnw l VNM
§PILING ON.--Will be smelled, by lbw
mate shipments, a new and Miele. assortment or
alt raper, of the latest ?remit and Eastern styles,
hs gold, chur l. .. ak;pjrlia find lush co l or ..
Bugs HALL, itate a. C. Itill,)
ton 118 Wend street
zmw ot.OTIEIITCMUg.
T I:g io nvirr a co a & a rra, 04 , 9 „,y,
v 11=4 sod TAILORS' 7111 / 1 11 M013, at No.ll
Wood otroot, on the sedk er Match- Thay Lute:idea-
Log .• da oar war NS 4•511. garl34t
Mum Oarrtg.. saa.nisals. for Isle.
4 PA AMY CUM roS4 • ILIFE>•
wobro
with Illorso •
good wood hood BUQQY, mod-.
A good fu4ily ktO v IR. tperaatly patio fa,
or ll Do via. for owohosadlra. Address,
Box Y, Peat Olgeo. roxillOt
BEANS -113 bit aa d Illa gnito ist VAN N = to t s z ali a by
BA
. •
Assasszaw.essivro-Andonossair t .
&& TV's
Eolltish DisV ,extarto.—Hen
ry Clay. "Best spoelaseto of the' p
amain thlo cossasy."--Llbror ofCattaress I
And it ao insolostble cads trunon."—Washiocton
tana"s" iW oVessoymphleal time Sou.
sal worth the cost of the whole work."—echool Com
' a-leveed tmtoyltarst.
by ( h. C. Ernes Springfield, Mass ,
sad fosses , by Booksellers rally.
_ A-WI/LT.9H &CC,Pitora,,_
MAMa7l34loblit M r . b ar q
In store,aad Gar sale by
, ; WIWI BUTCHISO?I
cora
(IMAM CHEESE—MO an In OM and for sale by
%..1 Mad •" - /11 CAZIPIEILD
ALENATUB-60 Lad 6 easky_ . /12 itare and ro
Dabs by imsL7l B cANFLBLD
CORCEED SALTS-0 bbl, for wale by
oart3 e CANFIELD
BACON -117 'd sal for rale by
per reed .
=LI WICK it bIeCANDLESS
L 3
AIID-40 kers No I WA; , b
bbl do do;
I ca
WCK & fiteCANDLO3
mrl
BALI-86n VAlP&'ll,tara,tss
rILOVER assn-9 bble Immo, for sale by
k.l WICK
4LEFInriS-8 ‘ thgt e rMe“NDLESS
aulB
FAIRED ROOFING PAPER—A constant supply
.L of the betioarlay of We espalier pew, for sate
by [mrlY) 80110DNAIAKER k CO
AR h PITCH-450 bbls foe sale by
J SCHOONMAKER h. CO
mrl3
CHIPPED LOOWOOD-130 bbls'sale by •
J SCHOONBIAXER & CO
OLIVE OIL-2 baskets for sale by • .
J SCHOONMAZIKRod str CE,
24 Woeet
~ Mrer ~~ 1~~ ~~~~~iursrrnirr * rrrnnl~J
wr •
ACON-41e1 a • d f•
sarl3 ISAMU DICKEY &CO Frost st
LARD -19 Deb No 1, on hand and for sea by
rarl3 ISAIAH DICKEY t CO
on 'gar& CO
RYE PLOOR—A fm bbla Jut roo`d and for ..1 by
m,13 LIBEY FOGLE 6 CL.A.RKE
B
ESE BUITEE-4 bbl. Jut ree'd,bß7
ALYI3 URESFOGLE h. CLARKE
'DEFINED SUGARS it S. H. *CLASSES, from
AL G. Flalor Louie Refir
6 bbl, Powdered Sager;
IS do Crashed dc,
SS do LAM* do; •
92 do Clarified do;
6 do Golden Byrop; • . • .
20 do SII Mollusc%jut real sad for Sr
EDWARD LISAZEL
rorl34t
A FAIN will b* bold ths Common WNewsy
ja. City, os the Law Tuesday of A.pco serz*tho
wthloltion and Ws of all Wads of Block.. ors
lusA Stock Braden Asuorally, to
sod no wins
ars raspeottally Joshed to Own Bloch
to .'"u sarDair. Awl those who way .instt to Improve
their breeds of Walt, wlll thaw km so oppononsy,
-of slaking poschwas to soft them. No onetwaser .ter
be amptoyed..
the Beard otPd rs the AllosAtp
opE .4:Actisaltassi Soeierr "Ps .
art SINIVELY,
[Mors In this tad istthighoting conaties plena copy.]
Wats= Tramportatlina Company.
1850.M4
D. LOUXLM & OOPS LIME, • •
BETWEEN PITTSBURGH. PHILADELPHIA,
BALTIMORE A NEW YORE. • '
By Bastryfeania Carrot mad - IWO:ad.
rill*: Boats end Cans of We Use have been pat in
J. complete onles, and watt the addition of sever al
new owe to the LJaa enables as to carry s. luge
quantity of produce end seeds.
The cadre stock of the Lbws is owned and contrail.
ed by the Proprietors.
HARRIS A LEECH, No 13 South Third 4.
And al the Tobacco Warehouse, Dock 4,
PhLtadelphia, Pa.;
JOSEPH TAYLOR tR SON,
No 144 Noon nomad et, Baltimore; Md.;
OFFICE. No 7 West st, New itort;
D LERCIfic Canal Rarity Penn st,
10013 Pittsburgh.
_._
HEDGE FAR M.
.
_VUGBERY,
BETWEEN three ma four milestA
east el Pittsburgh, near the Farm
ers' and Nettrs. rit Turnpike Read,
lextension of the Fourth street,) end about
one mile from Fast Liberty.
The subscribers-respectfully give' no
tice to their cootenen and the pablie generally, that
their extensive Parson:a, Omen Houses, tr., ax.,
now comprise between 1611000 and 400,000 Plants, . all
of which are in a healthy condition. ' •
FREY! . TREES—Maiming of Apple, Pear, Plu m ,
Peach, Cherry, Apricot, Neetarine, almonds, Gripe,
Vlase
.oil To Via Affenthes, Camila, Moon.
min Ash, Rama Maple, Flattish Linden, American
'Linden, Lomberdy Poplar, Balm of Gillied, Pont.,
Weeping Willow, Ware Barked ltireb,Talip Tree,
Home Paestum, Paulownis imperiaLa, Weeping Ash,
lharlisk Aelt.irstaiish Sycamore, Magnolia, Triporcla,
Et/611011E6N TREE* AND SHRUBSVtit J.
raper, Cider, Ameriean 41.0.110.2., Chinese Arborri.•
taa, Bax..- ilmigittYear,Commo.n Yew. American.
Holly. F.cee liollS, Whim Pim-. fiersseS PPmer,
Flamm Fir, lilver Fir, Simi. 'Fir; lionlitet Sp-see,
•
Scotch Broom, bat.
Ike.
GREEN HOWIE PLANTS—Yis: a superb roller.
don of Focksiss. umbering 33 varieties. Tbis doer.
mis worthy rho aviesdbm of doile..k. Ida t. otvt- •
moat their windows.
ROSES—Many of than the limo rete4;notobering
over lit vares so elames,..rim Brobrale , or Chinese
Eve rblooming, Rosa Odamla; or Tea Scented Chinese
Noses,...BOUtren Roses, Noisette Romm, Hybrid Per.
petrel, or Remontant Roma • re ly gner of these
me perfectly hardy.
sad
bloom free thmochoot the 1
meter M.. Also- -Ormuslusea, Olandme,, Or.
enee, Camas, An, &a
N. B. All orders west be accompanied with the
cash, or eatiafactory references. .
Plants earefally picked and sent accorMag to direo
does, to any part of the United Sturm •
Persons waking mamma:ern their pleasant grounds
would do well to giro eo, call, es we think our stock
of Evergreens eammot be surpassed wort of the moon
tan., now covering WO. sem of ground, aid num
bering from 30 to 100 thousand, a greet lumber of
which UV Of a bee al. for tramplamlog. 1 ,
Orchard and Bluabbery Planting merited hi con:
tract an niasonable tams. . .
We wish all letters to oar address directed to Nil.
tins
mediate ettendats . " , ,
Orders left &sour stand, on Market days, In the
Dimmed Marlon, yid god immediate attamicla
The public In primal are Invited to call and Arm-.
Lee nor stook; attenudon so visions gig enrolee) , day
Oi..ftabbatk.
atria-dials* WM. a JA.9.NERDOCIL.
Tl, tie Hansratta tAa Judge. V tha Couria' Gaup
ral Quarter &anew of eha Pere, in and fur .
M. 0.0 ittloitner "
THR petition of lime MoD. Caosult, of the *locoed
Ward. Pitisintigh, In the aunty afontsald,hroably
shaweth, that soar petitioner hash provided himself
with materials for the aceentatedadon of travelers sad
others, at his dwelling Imam in' the Wald Ueaeaid,
and per that you. keep tumors will ba plassed At, grunt
m a licen to a Muse of Ekurtaia•
em se .
And year pelitionar, Public
as in dutybaud, will
fuse. ,
We, the mbearibers, animus of th e aforesaid ward,.
4. wee, Mai th e above peat/anew ta of goo d
pub b t tamest,' and temperance, and Is well provided
with hansa roma and conecidenaes 63r the *cumat
dadan and !Wiring of inisnien and travelers, and that
Said tavern is DeCesltty..
W. B. IlloCatesakJohn Anderson, Gorda P. Bank,
W. Abbermen, B. Weaver, O. P. Wilthis, .Wm. W
,u Jr, IL R. Winer, James Smug, A. AL Wall-
Ludruta, Tam White, P. EL Janes. , . =MAI
Owirge,Rietiard.
1101171141 , 11CL1N W00..'
Womasoix and &toil Deskics Gree enes
and Dr). OW% ea Guaxalulos Alsrehanes,
Na MIAs Pittabargh. , ' Ind?.
1111111.013TAIlle •'
(IN Wednosdob . the 10M of Apill; ' cad to Ihr eon.
kg noted for atm daye, will be sold at Atedon by
Roam, No.= Broadway, N.Y. the Books,
Drawings. Palmtop, Endrarimp mad Btallonary, of
the Intel*. A. Coleman, being known as a Collector
end Dealer la Rare Books and Works of .Art. •
' The Catalogue of this sale man be egentinedtat the
Bookworm of H. B. Ikaweetb, No, CO Nuke,. oy and
bids will be taken and sent In times for the ftio. •
Amnia Um works am Andobonht Birds of Jimmies,
valued at BIM o MY of Bkekopeam, wortYll2s;
Biz Beats o f Napoleon Family, valued at MVOS;
The Dying Oladistor,.ll3,oooi The itovisld, pyAglls ,
soe, S IAM, ka.
For musicales.; and terms of tratm, sallied saw the.
pos w omerm &CO., •
caWaa .9
' "' • • NO Mar k et street
ton al and Smog Tsiteme ,1
0 1 81 0 /aPD4ONt7 •
r i L ea- =ridetus order ianwmm
I t= l ei '
0,0, 14.1,501 d Co., D this day dissolvsd by manna
some, Vie bitabiess or thscol Id
will be Settled by
0, a awasio, De stet nand, Xo. Liberty fusel;
• 8 B.BUSISFIELD,
March 1, UDC • JOHN MeOILL.
B. D. BURIFIBLD and - OHORGE RICHARD will
continue the Wholesale sad Bedsit Dry &sods zed
Droned business, ed the old nand, no Liberty st,
soda the Ann of fla plief/F . JELD'a cloo
Marsh 1 1881.—Im0lt
DIMIOLVTIO2II Olf
MIRE CO.parneetship heretofore organ' ender tLe
j end style ol.uiCtumpten ta the men.
entente of Adamantine EltaiOandles!and' Soap wax
diuolrsdw I
eenh by the rf= b := e tt l ial u i! "l .
The business of menafactarfarAdamantine.gamdet
med Soap, will be condoned t v ithe tibseniiere. un- ;
er
dot the name and i:le of y R BEARD k. C.
e SR VARA
M. O.
On withdrawing frau the lata lryb tae .bscnbe,
wield .eradially neetuntoend the new firm to the con.
afderallon at the mercantile community. -
JOISN C. CROMPTON.
. .
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SITUATION In the Whokoala Outerrey Cow.
A minion badness, as Haksman oraislattni Uwk
Keeper, by a yowl( man who bas at ertenalve bpi.
nen atqusial.l., •••milas seven{ y e,:n..
4 p. n .
ew as
e In the maretle badness . ..I u boa t e att
'Mamas Owe. Atldwow-1. V. W.,eate , 0 ette al
lee, - • •
' .
DULY HEAT-101,00 0 Its Shoulders , la bollriland•
/ 1 3 tog from stessaaosa for oak by
mr
HARDY, JONES t CO.
WcOam%4l ."" A4 g 7 e
b hqF rler Ct v
mo D Bides, Vie% per
cooso
"Hb'rniq Ng 2T rl4etgOOßD CrWaxer st
rt ERMAN CL&Y & BODY& &Ss—
U . 40 <asks &nom aay;
23 Beta 4lso,__Myprana , brand,
and for ser. by ROHEILTWN &
'uatkOrod4l
602 BBLEI itrlron Planottos htotm, look I..
rala and climilco. Tier, on landing Av.
Co m.. Jams& hilli.g. (or was by
IS; 31 ICIVLIELTIME,' •
vorlit 160 Liberty
sEO6ll9—.6:lkV A
X do Leon do Oro;
tOPe O Pgma rOd.diPti . •
Toreher wi th • miely of other Opted brdadd,
Also—lialt Boania4 cateduiston.Bcprldordeotodp,.
menu dad will be mid low tircloirdloisvolos. -
. • ' lefernibi di t 10E
RKOLASSES-611blds N 40 do d lit to store ind
al. for sale by
MOS ARMSTRONG & CHOLER
St/GAIL-11 had. la sum and far sal. by
nall 611UI1'RONG A CHOZES
AMUSEMENTS.
-
T H f.A-XIVE!
L. and ..... ••• .C. S. rORTFAL
mate their
Caret appearance on any nage.
NVednesdny Eveuino. March 134, will kopreacalei
a piny to Eve stem called
4
Jbn ton-
Stranger
Frane....".„4.r.. Mr. la; Jobroton.
Sol on
01311. ... , ...... .... . Mr. Porter.
3 3
M rs.
Hatt..
ILlsnchoic
Hightaod Ring; by the Two Lae.
Jena, Lind's song of .Forewell, I - go," by Miss Al
berme Volta.
To conelude with a laurhaide Caren 0.110
THE, DEAD SLIOT.
Mr; P.'Sraith.
.• ....... . Mrs.
TII/t ALLEI2I4—AAIANS
ENI
W .
• 1. 41:jk
LLL sive a CONCERT In WILED: LIAM.
llaiwerSaloon,)on Wedaesday Evenms *arch
13th,1850. ,
Tee programme will contain a choice infliction of
Songs, Deets, Tries, gamma', tr.c., mei as have
rnet with this traversal approbation of the mute lov
ing politic through.= the Shined States and Canada.
Ticketa El cents, to Ka
obtamed at the Yrincipal 110
lola the Ltook and Mann atoms, md at aus Dem
chose
n
pith *aots. half price Doers open at GI
olcloc S y Concert to commence at 1.1 o'clock
11774100.p0ae
N. B Allegt moths will sive a Comm at
golicey 11511, Allegheny City, ozillitusday Eveiang
lasetflattih, ^ . mill id
NDIGO-2Careibelli briolni. for PZIE by
I
J SCHOONNA.KER.R. C 0,21 Wood st
LARD OIL-11 bbl. belt winteranarted.lbr 00e by
mrl2 • • • - J bICHOON2dI.IO3B &CO .
ip D BOII6X-6 r , eb br
torlt . I SCEICION6LLKS6 a. CO
NEW 13/sCOti-:45,40 0 'lb. lbw Assad:Nit ree'd
wid fee Welty ' ' JOHNNNATT&
zoril' .Übe street
COD IL-10 dials in elan,and raiiale by
=di. - ..JOHN WAIT re CO
DRY APPLE—:dnnlbtigkt new) In tune and nu
sale by loart1). - /ORIN wart' tem.
_ -
• E. 4 %, cim3=too bu Iri itain '' ' joitgliVkitt& co
T AICE FISH—Ia bbla mad hi Ibis; WATT and fon
I ,
ask by , v' (coril)..ft • JOIN It CO
New SUGAIt-7D reed and for sCO
J. , 1 mit JOHN WATT &CO
MOACON.-21 easts bhoitiders, to WI, reed uo on
arnmant, an ifor sale by
MT/ ; 1 JA=ES A HUTCHISON &CO
CL AVER ftEED—sb bbls in cora and for oaks low,
to etas*, try— •
• null or , JAMES A.HUTCIIIfiCiI &CO
WIMAS—t nook in more and for solo by
L 1 ARMSTRONG tr.OROZER
B A„,c'e -. 15° sid'aVirigZokb&to en
bbls prtm.e.Attalikned.crulArostep
t LIAR, • 0 Itbdo prime NO, jll.O reed uud for sale
by • R cuminvoßADl,
mill No C Cararnerelni Row, Llbertv 0
b , 7171 for Oit t:LILLi LU co lio
mlt B ) 7"' ""
rt A dUI'4NriGILAM
•
BACON, ac—lo/Hid las Baton;
kas Lard; Teed and for •tie by
• orri I A CUNNINGHAM
BULK SHOD LDEFIg AND 11A 01S-90 corks 1:10.1
landing from cremer Eupbrmer, for lode by
. mat ISA , lil/1 DlcK . U .. if . 9,l.lorrlst
11AU0S-t1i17 , 0 - . i
5,d,. 1 ,
..
- 10 * Shoulder.;
- ' 4 . 4 Hog Ilooodr cow loading from
'stomata . Enphrare44 for sale by
oral • ISAlAll_Dfclia_ls.,al_,
KL Zoi _
_ll Cam* now loodwg from stoma, Li
Amt.: for sole by •
mat
MWMZEiI
English Tonth Brush*.
fSIMONS in went of a good Tooth Emit am inyi.
fed to examine th ese Moshe,' The bristles are
warranted not to come oat, and for tonics, rne of
them is worth a half dorm of those in general' ase.
Manufactured for, and for sale, wholesale and retail,
by ithrllj E. E. SELLEES, 67 Wraid at
Hoed Composi '
y.' •
Ne capitalatock of said COT
Tll pg '
arrybc
,:mltereby to bars aotified that an election for one
President, sahlanagers. undone Treasurer,and such
other offers as may be accessary to conduct, the hn.
einem of said Comtism', mill he Mid at PHI.I 0 HAW:,
Third - clues, City of Pittaburch, on Staten/m.ohr Malt
day of klarchlast...kormacenlats hours of to o'clock,
A K., and 9 P. ht-, of said day.
. .
•
''itMM -. lli!Trfostn: AtObrd Pihntr,
Danielliuhns, ' • Elem 7 Wends,
-Tamen HORT, Edward U.
Itcbart Ent/h, John Adams,
• Wm EMhbnum, ' Wm. sr: Lyqn,"
'Thomas WlTtimm, Wm. l id: Simnvon,
Juin Corneal's; "John Lytle;
Andrew WA Mon, ' . David Beeler., '
hums W.33antanin;'
. Jeturiarthars. Gearvi.W. Irvla. .
V. G Ilanrkins. mt 94&
. -4-
Tb .•• .• . gee ctl e Cod It of C 7
rid . Ihg
..Qtriettr!td2 gf the 4 , .. 4 .; ill odd {or the
O
'PE tion=ditsogrt.of gilzabethbotrougli:
la the county eforrsaid, butoblyishoweth..thal
your petitioner hash provided himaelfoirith mate - 411a
for the aeowrimodarion or travelers Awl others; at his
dwelling house in rho borough alentsaid, and praye
don your honors will. berd•ased to grant Kw a lice.<
to seep a Public Howe of. bintettautmenf. And your
petitioner, 5.1 n tlatV bound, tvilfloor.
We, the xabseribers, citiesas of the borough afore
said, do certify that the above petitteme is of good re
pute for honesty and lemperacee. and inwell provided
with house room and conveniences for the aeconimo
dstlon and lodging of mrangera and travellers, and
that said tavern is necessary. • •
• Samuel IdeCanis,John Walker, Sr. Edward
Benlsmin Wilson. John Grelmm, James.% Fain, Hen
ry McGinley. Oriel B Darla, S. Frew. G. Canal-c
-hain. McGinley. T. ?deeds', • ' Imrlßeflavel , F•
41a the .44itatabktka Ja4,gar ciate.Coffer Gr Wa
nd Quarto. &miens of the • Peace, in and for ths
- Counqi of AilegArny.
THE Petition of Wi Suwon, of the Peeved Ward,
Pi
city of Pittsburgh , in Me county albreraid, bom
shuvettt, that yourpetitioner hu provided himself
with materials for the aecontnicidation of travelersand
others, at his dwelling house, lathe Word aforesaid
and pray. that jour Ilonorswill be pleued to grant
him a • beet. to • beep a - Public flour of Entertain.
meat. And •yonr petitioner, ea in linty • boll4d, will
-W e, the subscribers, mtiuna 'of the aforesaid Ward,
do certify, th at the above petitioner is of - good, repute
1
n
for honesty and temperance, tad is well provided with
holm mom and conveniences forthe.accommodation
andlodginvor Mangers and travelers, and that said
11 Weaver, Murdoch, 0, o:itels, ; 11.
J. H. Rob lawn, 0. 8. Scream,— A..,SL , L :ad
e n,
Anderson, Samuel Hors eider, John Basra. lidattoun, ,
R. A. Pattersou.' • •
_
mrit 7i•.
EPRO. 1117 - 'l.s
mtg.
• —4OOO 11,, for *ale by •• •
KIDD a 1,60 WOod
REINED SALTPETR.E-54V.
_
60DLIVER.011,-,A fresh lot of Rotlttort, Clark
Co, , s genituke, for zee ty
SP 7 L . EW C% — Eeggel et.,by k
co
-
SPIN 9 IBII bble for v i ntb i r D '2,03
(OPAL Vi!.IINISII—= gel rot .1 1 1.,T ruk ,43
A L
COhrifiNiENT, tweittiotrilrickPwelling House,
situated,. die East . Common, Allegheny City,
within • few mlnutee walk of the market house. The
Lot is alit) Are feet front, nd onthandzed andditly
Ire feet deep• and la &desirable location. Potcelman,
give... the fast or April. EnnulteOf '
YAR6, I,' ai Ctl; •
' Second street"'
TAMES MU PRATT SONS 7 PATENT SODA
ASH.—P 4 entato awl.e per steamer Artiawnla,
and foe sale at the lowest market toles; by-
W & M MITCHEL:IEEE,
tert Lib•irre at -
E=MI
'tairerjrid•lC
.101r4i VINO . .111otlated it him
WELL, and JOHN CALDWELL, 3e., tho Ship
Choodlery, Mato Stan, .ond. QueenrootTo.ilowinoo,
will he - eondueteO• at No. OS Water torte', usder the
• MARSHY lc CALDWRLI.%.
CON—N cooks atted, to day iced sad r twk by.
91410 -.IVALLINGIFY)tiD.t. CO, Waterst
QE(4013-1t0,111)? gy., ie . :od per. Meisenxer No. 1,
L 7 tok gale
uni - WALLINGFORi),I. CO
co:9 ARD 011,—A constant so pply for est L e_
_y
WALLINGFORD:SC°
KAD-I.l47l.iplitcaaltats,tint nMe by
/MeV, & co ,
F1,811:=121,1,N No I ]looko
o No 3
Ad Ur I,blo 3 do,•
/OM& Gib'ard florrinr rot polo by
ro:V RIMY. MATTHEWS& rO
tr — OVIAITCI-I—ec tree 6 min, Gedge torceil,
for vile by
-' -1. , RHint.,,MATT/IldWn*
911,AOKL JETT :Of f WU ITN:.
DRY , OOOIIS JO:111E14 NU 191 AVOOD * STREET„
win ha constently„teeeirick,
II r bitrifihei retiree. a }ante and well selected as
s einem ll , tenle end Fence Die 6 6 .d.4 wlueb alley
wilt yell aril appranad credit •i i
Werieni !deretiante are rrrentt - to • esaincle
tried
SIDILVD.V2 6 1W11.14.16.121, •
ICOERMAN STREET, BALTIMORE,
A SO
ca.u4 . To roe the ode if DA &SD ULEACH;
Ay roWDESS , hays
. soor nom & ,
and wall
eathDthe io.i ethee.thil sepplthi of the Collowthtgerell
know ~ sthl
w 1 . . h the thDr tor Ode at market
tottaat , '
. • 'Volt ; ,
?DUE foarlecuon Cowl ltaat.l , ltWEbaraiti, moor.
L 1.
71 Ap
o ILA. EAN W.4,Plyt
°Pk.th. 0 .34133uitt:
bpi. past 004.'41 dforq 11.11 • r 7...
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• /41,1te'plrAPLY.'.1
- -
-e.oftuzusTiuMlWA- 1 1071cic •
,
othndx
- tnE,ktio ofJayt , Tclpabdieltddle of Pitt
iowthdthwAlledheop county, , 7 - dee% tk.o,Ve-bdrh
,..,Ed.4.d. twister of odld conoty;do the Oubseri , '
- Idt;restMerlo ths eity of-Pholhvgb. AllVt•oodio•
dem o ...orthltE;_4l,- berdrk:notlnd'm mate no•
•iiedi.te to,
n; nod Move Larthrehmol again. it,
to present them for settlement.
mr9,dnetvaSlS
MANNER'S OIL-25 Fria an: reneiveA and or oats
NM JAMES DALZELL.
AUCTION SALES
By J,h*-D. D.'U. BaSUlSltar
L•p Broth of Dry Gooir
~O,ayhateday soonsletrilshicus,su le &flock. at the
Commercial Sales Ro=a, corner of Wood and lgpk
be „ea,. 'without reserve, ler aecoans of
whom it.twooncen3;fog eala mammary—
A large and general easement of seammahle staple
Atoll - gine, Dry gLards r uidekmay be examined pray.
ens to sam.
At !o'clock,
_Groceries, Glasserans, •garniume, Le.
Young Ilysentand Imperial Itin, rural% Tobanen,
Leask brass:l3%lcm* codllatn showels,eandee, mutate
es, whet save% writing and wnppipg
r p7 . 9 l ;;;Vrlnkiln and ogg elms, grates, amrsti
wigdon bllndsonsnlal akmke, Le. Also, at
sive aasoracians of household and kitchen fareltare,
from a family declining haws keeping.
At 7 o'clock,
Variety goiodi,'fashlonable ready made clothing,
fine table and socket outlay, gold and serer mambas,
magical trainmen% ahok gms.
_. nsanniarodia, 4.
JOHN D D Awl
NIAMIERELIVg:oIIo o •
de . tdo Inmate:for ado by
mr9 JAMES DALZELL
A LCOIIOL-1 . 0
j ter sc inale co bl ouom co
No SA a W ood u
SU m P is C4REL. SODA-3 heraf t g o t r i l igi nut CO
rt. fEED-3
ANNE2S' 01L-10 bble for Welly
me 3 J SCHOOMLAXIIIL & CS
7110i.ilii3EN,Oli'fiAltiSAPASILLA-24 din for side
.1: by WSJ J SCHOONISSAICCR 6 CO
elftlaCtBLES—Dlton'. hes% Bh!et LW Crucibles,
i„../ &PM, frame to 50 Nohkomle ta u= a
co
mrs
4El)B—Nor styku Marian and FreqctilVio:
. TaieedsiVorloo W t ya c tal• avld l rfasal
. • 101 wood .tract
ATELVET coßDs—Royat Albert, Waldeont.Ge.
•V' no; Consthstms Cable, litlek Bet and Naaw
Colds, (ovule by •
• -:suiaitzrr &wu
C I7:1 - 4 It faun .re
st F argVoltrot n e;
belt morel, received awl for oaleAtt__ • .
oirS - SHACU.= & WHITE
'FLUE PLAID WOOLENB-44 dirk, blue, and
.UIH black bland Rob Roy Plaida,bon reed and for
aale by 511.A061. WHITE,
mtBlol Wood Most
UTITA-25 kegs tot sale bi
-UP tedi BREYFOGLE a CLASIILF.
liLlLL — BUTTEitithble mitt 4 bozai Fresh, so
Winn( and tat sale SY
.1 , 13 • ' BRETFOOLE CLARICE
RA . O 2
e l—e. small bat fa i l a z aliV i l mr. 4 cum
GREF•Ii APPLFS—A tow bhls scrod, far Wady
mrS, BiIINItOOLE lb CLAREE
Sgt.!, M BOAT - Q13M141-111bans uls by
mrB BILEYFOOLE &MAMIE
m I.7_l3Pid/ATEP SODA Ass—ut casks on hand and
13 3 f by
i'(aßbl SEEM
.-a. JSDILWORTHtco
Bumtga -2 "`"'"' "(PBVitTv'MAY&
LARD—:3O keisjust laaddi and far sale iri•
mrB; B DILWORTH &CO
BTIEANI3-10 Lt Small Nildse, jot Teel ba for
*Oa by twin 81111,WORTIV& CO
p p.., r , k ri ll :4% I AL
315 do xr. do; ree'dthisday and
:ot] J s ramorra & co
A Ffin_ FUIE-8 Ws for sale IT
mud JI3 DIL VORTII & CO
Offinl
BT,,NE -7
Betirtr, r 3 v gars. he
'wen b r fa r ncet Wo od. Priablugh. at"
'atte-im'
52 CASKS SIDSPRATT & SONS , SODA ASH.
Dna WM* foam steamer J. I. thirtaulies,— and
for E by -. • .._ W h..at BUTCHELTHEE,
No 160 Libany
:11(g6itiAINS-lawns,l3lngtruil, end name% la.
.1, 1 , 6 for Pit of Iffory good Inuthy, at north
net comer Fonnkand Market sta.
• sun • 11011PHY t BUIiCHFIFIXT.
BLP, ca 2 tduN."ll, ?M.'S= M. l ,
notth sort corner of Fourth oughlarket eta
'.utrO OMAN:IY k BURCHFIELD
Cough Syrup..
U se ° l S e ß sui .. h it . Tel; Morgan'.
C“11 . BT 7 S t e" '-
Fount *et ruling 'Tribute, Feb.10 3 .1E30.
Tionadd , a Cocci Bnn.—Wo • can oonscbentiosody
rteammend this medicine for wants, salt has eared
a. or a nem turavated snack. Is la riven &tercel
ante mat the ordlotily pate= If Too ha..
a mold or/it. •
•
Prcperpdcad =4l=4 br
...JOHN D. mortaxg,
rWood 1.1 door below Mot Wine-
1 - 16 . 1 . 4; CHONG TEA—ADC aka , Jaat and far
a_by_ p 04. NT
ns sad tora7"9"i" . . oak c"PW ' " n
si
ffieW.LSA ROE
TlOnni ranted. t "
ANTED A two or thin inn: limn with
A YT 5... m i i ,... p:40a, within
hr 4 . of tin :minket.
Lawny
• FOR SALE-50 gawks &Maid aboaldem
, az do dd, _
1010 EDWARD IIEAREMON
)N—el bales Blain/. lin sale n
C 0
H. MOLASSES-0U bbla lust ldg Gam steamer
S
Odd Justial Marais/I, bud for .0a by
JAMIQS trALZELL
rILOVER SE
ki cunt
M . ta,Assw—a mrs ibblallik i i&re r e it le. for *a
Lbarq at
SILIIC-41) bhdtprin34l N O, hilt r isid
ULHe for sale y
110111 r UN
10E—IluirenicTA foi - ailiy
• A CULBERTSON.
13 LEI
12 kegs In store and for sate by
A CULl3l,ltTfoDet
Ctlaif REEN-6 evrea for sabr z Di m
co
,prargi BLUE-3 caws fr sala j bz ip
kb°
rawr --3 I=l7-
Ctrif. , .WILIT6-I•!ase for We i bl in .' 3 l . a
co
IgatALKILEL . -4,0 Obis No Extra. au Wind bat for
Ite: Nab by 'ISAIAII DICKEY a CO,
4=4;
BACONI - 2i rum and for sal eoy
—2
tort MAIMS DICKEY & CO, finale 1 1
W llB- 1-11
1
CO
F
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al l?lnbi 'l*
"PlM 4 gn'" 1°
r 4 r
8E . 1.46-0 bbl
Bitiitms—Waror.:Loo;
• 10 cloth B7ull l l, foi naltkr ,
some: Firth and Wo .110
Iipr T TISON , • IlArg i - 1 1500 tea Esirt , ii r arA t y l ik.
t=W) Ellr — rialb Th bbls is atom ss 'ltsy Ws by
3 ' - • . I ;13 Wit i Y. , .. 1
ClArit AT. 25 bss Ms Kollin, ae - Fals —
Li sul • J D WILLIAM
S ODA. estl l•
mrl 742 cluksieti , w smell per 1W
~"- T " II'4, 4IIMIMMLiMM
. ' HOU • • meea
1112ECTE1
• • 74 b • prime um.. • • • 2 . 1
Li for we 1.7 • • " WATt IC CO,
N v,: a igh—a+Co
O l, l vgaand
mrs street
.1
trACKEREL—NM 1,4, kad3, In MU mot hr
bY JOHN WAIT k CO,
Dart ' Ltbenir . atrn,,t
Ifrite lY br " Ogrtglr "'“7
- ma • - • • Man t o ,
H. MOLASSES -4e bb - > r,7,4 m a,
o,• igt Pe ! "'"ln q! .4"l" Vratt r- DVILL
'WINDOW ciLtsB-501/ 14.1 litien - 1142, -
Brita-
W!kbprl '" . "11 . 14 3n16.{ ISALZELL
' t ' ' T 'llf•'&11•130, Glinli tymovater.'
t ... f 6,.„,,z rg iewitiisotbia,m4 Gloa t ' to
in d atmaNs—rh.rtho ak , r,
.tiehtly OTC, th• I
il bawl, br at a frima rasa for the impose, them
;bay the Berm:maw with a PM. t. .I.a, n . i.
, u 6b,„ g,.dy antil thebesol a* • roduee4 For sale 1
by ..7 A E BF-1 w.P.13, - 67 Wand sr i
irrir 11.0131 - ITRIITF.IB-400 casks stoat. ~ i
mir,...b, ve r y nosily ear: bad wellpacked In -- .
.511, J. [cod mow mks, walla mato Imp here or' .- I
Iblp rbiii — ro ....... 1.04 .1 8 .AM-
IL Car sae 00 . ~
..,„ 'salmi =ow( a. 06, liftman ... . .c , .
.
SAT rINE: CUITIX3-4 bal. on hand and lon min.
D ISAIAH SICKF.Y.d. r
zwtern , *4.haare %Vanua,
A ND the , highcat pd. , paid fin ith. sum, mg, Ez
n, cbange an 4 Banking Siouit.'pf
Mei .4 W/LHINS &CO
- -
1 - 10Uejt— o t Lady , * mot Hoar, Ck M S
of the sabser4l i t er 4 .m h L TI ZIV. /1 2 " 6° Z_
_ ' • - 2 - 021802, LVITL}: 2 CO,
In Matte et_
eaNni--IS oak. au
guile
10115 !whom% for sae by
mai MAUR DICKEY 0. CO, From to
VITURNINGALUCCAS, Bombaaina ini=b; • fall
.1 M O
naa./ M l / 3 /j/41 a/ north emit 601INCI Fouth and Map.'
atintPm• a
DR°A O 'CLOTHS—A ausruaexa of "mei.
D and Amsfierai Baud Clattaa.of all pie., .t Um
aorta east tames of P►mrth and Mather at%
utrs , MURPHY Ale BURCHFIELD
CIROMB YELLOW-Icm. rot Ws by
tub . . 2 XIDDt CU, Ur Woethie.
V 6..
• Ina.
DOTASH-1
tonsigurr
LLAWN
febT7
MCHY.B-Y0
LARD—Xtkcla No I, for side by ' •
tetdS WICK ic ifcCANDLIN O, '
N C bbl. Tar;
T ."-• 94few inde by • ,
fekeN • WI CK hfiCANDLEPS
•- . .
13 OGG SU rrec—ab, Is reeerrea •tory, Di -
-IL fat. IV • • L 8 WATIKRSLIII%.
FEL' T . I 4 4 ' B " -2° "`k"gm2l,lTaTcSVA74.
Pkily , 6/ br -
stIAI4-40a'!" ' MeGILTs
• •
fIeWEER—e O M4P penes Rea No arrive'
laode 14 , ' L S WATERMAN I WEE, '
W• 111 sed-0 , need el
iN LOUR-116 Ably abates, bnndr StaperAy4'
Fine: for bale by
nut L S WATERMAN IA SONS
wS f ~ ~;: ~4".
J 8 DILWO&TH & CO
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