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...e...tr tntd it, so I rtittitt 1 'The Logirlatifre ., first paiiscd 's '..'t sgbijuii,;;tai.
ot o ;* [..t.tesa I wO3 - 1t sidl ity I . : The foliowing lettra wer.f, - 'can alt ti t e ri; zra c,.. the (int:a - Lion of .. i'jy-„N.,,n,t,,A - 0 ,..‘i no c o . eleu..
liut. t.l , c OWnex. Vou SitoUld have Tirciar3i cratic nnes mectin it; '''-dt-4-. - 1 pl. - -7 ,, N 1,, , : t' ' .3ll" T- ' : ' a P . "';' lll '' l. " tC '' ' Th e . I : 2C .t Leg l ; 9l4-l in'i",
~•:'.7E.,..,‘,, .Y 1 f1401 , ..0he with the known 'wishes
Hint nil , ' Fivt - ; hundred dePttirrt ea ,u dear i evollngiiit : . -- •
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Lilt'.
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: CS 1 1 ,:,(• peopiz and ;tit virtue co Britt' own rbthi.-
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'''‘ l-. !!`",", a'.- , , ::it t i `'f, " ?aid. the nlattrq; fr , ... lie - WASITIN'iTON. 1 .;. 1. ° 131 - 11, Cr f."fliu, 1F +7. I tien-ef -d e l to a "Convention. 'rho :leis
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11ittre;1 •;;-0 the t ,, a. ,.0 ,s 1„, 2 , it iw n01 .... t. h an d . .._.:.." .. satiiiticri.:--Itfy . _pfiblic n ! utita7lll prevent 100 ; gates t-i , ere chosen et a fair :414 free electiain
.._;.;.;,, ....,...1 i : „ COW ioi.u.iiv 1.-" - ' numerous essemhiiwe which ou 1 after a full t.totico to all :h:: Tt.ACTV., Witell,Vr
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(.('':lP.? ' 1).- ' i ' l ' ; ' ). ' ' ''!";‘l ; ‘!veit---- ; 'ionictie even . ] lig ' , 'will retie - t it . ; v • ourcit ` ;, - to etid;m7:e i the 7(,: 0 I': ati I O :::!!' C. , 1 . i., O if , 11 ) i t is not possible i.;
t-Tia ~ .b., ~.1,, ,, }t. nr ~..,,t,,,,,,„ „, ~ i-„v ~,.....„ iti - - , - --, ~.- d' ' r'' trim: the idithr• - oT lobo o wile were tilt:Jeer,. 1,,
, I - : 11F4t, ann ual 1 1.ic22u1,40 0: , :, , ,il - 1 , :13 ..,Ii.:04,11:10,
1 , .' :- . ...1rt, , :: 11i. '. 1it,. 0 t,,. t.},lst, 131 - 01C011Cd. i,he oh- 1 who is t l l ,l ann-c ",...Ititled te the kind coutddera- i : - ;:1 - i that a portion of tin: riot:tore by ebeeni Int ,
- - 11. t; to stain,.. - f i i, tnii,e.__..thero's 1 lion of a r ent,dsylvania.mecting, nis ho was trans- I themselves from the polle etOold invalidate :in
;.„ t r . , t h a t . T i i . 1 ,, , ) , : „ 1. - if i h i ., w., i 1, ... ! ferrea by the A.11:10r1e1.1:1 p-:. - iiiic from that f._itlifull election tit - hell - else legui and ! regular, is eitolily
N, -,'• -i ; -;,-, Stafo which hind" us ail to - - - eti - c - to the Pt-e.i- I &engird.
w '•
ri " l 'lon`-Y t •' -vw •NiV . _
,_ " i . nsi • '';'-'- ' ll PP i i3"-ic ' 1 dermY of this .- ait Confod ' erat ' lL op ar t i - ' Tho racrobiT6 iif the Conveution tilos chosen
*''''':*-"f torte -'-' ' • 'll(' ' iv ' rir! 'l * ' ! ' 'l ' 3 ! t " 1 iv' it Your , i'tilaroll objeot to endorse that part of I !ski at Locenaliton, and then was raleeil the 1i0,7
•; the inc.:sage rfliftiL ! oz:cointurLlPlati3 '' the rifeedy i alert.' that the delegates; or ionic of them,' in
•'•) ndwission of h.:aitsar, toe is. lit 'A.IO tinder : aCo ti- I loaded to make a slave Cime i itutieb In. opi.;Mdlico•
batten formed in pureinarnat of. lawful authority.',' i to What thcy Matt to be the w•til, Of the peorie.
, ; rthartic you for remembering, ene among those `oViiile the Pre.s.ident 81t,7 , that he had no right I.G
- iiii-,,ii,..,....1rizaft,...-....,D,5it5i:,.' 11..-,l=tri.
I to i) C. an:reol anon this oceitsior ; and thi..tigli J. I interfere betweeri Car. people 5r Kansas and their
•-..,.-
4! /.. , c-!.:. 1:. 4. i . ';', C--, 1-1-1 :' .; ; ear slot ;it: with veil yet I sho,re i. - -44'f.rd
. } ,, ,tir pro- ! own refirem,q“.,ltiver, and v. hil.;;: he k ,- le:,r vier - ,
.;i;; „-' l''t ~,-;-; ir pC: 01 ' .'" Ite re cit. - Irge , ,T i, d• ~ , ..'t '• , , ~,',. ~:• ..., .„ ~,,. ,i.. , ..,.. . .„ I • . ',•%. • ...,
kV . .....P. 4„„r• I 1 , ,4 , ..‘1,;;;/..i.. , f 42; ',.„; j
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.. ; .;'ding " ii'l , d. , aets::l , 1L1.e11t . ....t , A.,...1 u.-1t.., tat Him. i ...,eil , n.11,4t Pe AS ..1..r,-.rr. to every oilier ra - wyer and
14 -• - "-- !..t - • .4i ) C. C ' ''-'' ' '*"
! eenvictioi. Chia the • weicriatf: plaudit, " Welt I ant:es:nom in the country, ths_ voit ' was ,tar the
• - ' done, thou good and faithful Fi , r7:11.11 , ," will be Cony:fin:loll to shape the" Cour;titution ittel :a "do•
J. it.!;;;!,:.;.- - , P. i=a 7 :-, 4 . .=. 7 ...:5'1i :I.' 7- 1 1:.0. Propyiet,r,-, i pl.;ooiluce , ,i ti, ono 7oioo b - tb.e .;. I .ernbled I cid,. upon the form of its sobiaission, he never
san
- , theads., am— wne ill be bor te the remotest
remotest l , the:tr.:2 crept esoed his opinion freely, ;Hat in the
/ ; nurts of theßepublic, and find its re.pont:e in the j ci; - crifes.tatices of the case, anti with reference to
i .
i hoorts et the•;......trieritTu. Dcmeeracy. ' - :" . tisii a I that quite-J.lcm ;of :tie-very. the Cont - ttittrtieu ought
1 - A - ,,,ruAity -;,. ; judgment of approval - is dee to your omietcat I t_ , ) he embolitt,A It was submitted---so'iminnit
i fellow-oitizoo, for his efforts to ta.int till at this 1 fled :list it there was a majority - oer•e-seti to sla
,; fimer at. tail. painicip,e , 01 c'; - .... ~..••.e,r., - 1•, . .... 1 vely, _ley _lad nottong in ...der4nritl li., -..c • nat o
hie l:'.; -,oliov l ei , he. , r, Lot:den:tied, his mot' ves ; to the polls and say 113. t•
. i i7, , ...0 i.`. neon t - rirtigt - f-ed, hut he may well
. ; - -peal iO. i But the moitira - td. the A 1 - g,litiouisto haw the
I - t.."1 - ': 7. , - 1 :1 V OR, - i his instific.ftion to the efficierit services ei . a lia;;_., ! ,But
disposition of the telaiveit subject . Vl!. , :d.
.` . I .-',. '1" , 0 pi;
__ i• lei__. .; r: c. , _ EE. 1, lif nun' r itFT:itt 7. to -" elor-o :,` l- -: .:Lie` -,11 .,,..T. linil is i.lieh - coon b.:1 . ,.-ds, tacy - arch' itppa'rently
:no reward no would riccert at tl.i. C., - .4. , 1rNi.10ri. Oi 1 ail the:: Initinilat . i to' it. Theiy, will not ceuele
.
- i his Censtitutito.sl term of -ofibee ; but th , l seem], so; they, to vut.:, on a etutsition se trit..ing.
I confidence and gratitude : - .;f hie eonyttry and the The principle for tinier, they were willing, to
1 lipproliatica!el hie own cemscience. • drench the country ta blo.ari, has nil at once bo
b It is good :or the American people i.: - ; COlfie to- ) come too insigc,ificrent to be worth a ballet.
e;etht2r in blues of doubt 51,,,,',t11f - lc, -- ,'_ty. Our I Something else to too organic law ne - ier thought
thers did 20 ILI the more trying . - ,cenes through i of before, and not speattleil evort now, has cud
-4 which ti. , . - 31 passed, and may oar lotto do likewise," tlenly• ht so important in their eyes ?'4-..r..t . , the
should evil days core - -; upon the. from which no i slavery gifeetion may be decided against them for
1 gs..
people c::: be wholly excinpr. Tiiest; great eon- i aught the\
cat:e,,,,,linac it, u r .. : c . , a thus new ant
; vocations of the intelligence anti patriotism ef
.„ itralefined fflntartexpeessed grievance be re-
I, oeuntry are the tribunals to judge public,, men i dres;ird at i'-re.. same time. To km it items per
end measurs.A. 14 lid to approye or condemn as i fectiy cleat l ' s,„,i , that conduct like this moat be
cinctimeticemes nosy justify, and their jinkrunfat is ; prompted Oithet by preindice almost insanai or
I rendered the more effectual by.impusing nuni- else by by - poet - icy shameless beyon,l the reach of
hers," by free disrac.den and by tini seen' e .if coiolisrleoo.
N. 11)c,.,,,,3e rtl i, b-cse I ;heir proceeding:. The admission .of Kansas 1 lf the Convention 1.. istic legal authority to
I into. the Dion upon ttie principles advocated in I make ett Constitution without submitting Llie
t the ail-. P...,i.5.. is cue of - these :_'rest questions j Wilton :1 it to a popular - tote, then this Censti-
I
, which appeal at .ticorn to the reason and the pa- j i lotion ought Lo bu create:bile a uullity. nut ivllo-
1 '^iotism of o - 4 countryimmi and riay Weil chiti- i soever gshies the genera" Tiowef of the peeple to
our dellherriticii and action. The addition I clothe. their - representative:: - with fall authority
the; rife.eber to ca:' Confederacy is anevent to multi, a Constitution binding on themselves
i hope, s folfilmes - rit of the promisee of the and their constituents, :meow not W - firreof he of
otoigations'of tin
/ I past - , sada pledge of the glories ! of - the fill - are] rams-All reason as well as precedent is against
v '• the :a,. _'•,.od it i s likewise a perm:3o3],c and. el 7 ei s itual revile- , him._
dy for evils t.) which our-system of government The peer of the Leiforopton Convention was
somber of ..._ is el:petted. els long as a Tel riforitd rid - genii:a; lUD 4 1 el - ntiaty - not restricted, enc - ept on the subject of
ake 80rue I ..iNists, the pouutry it embrai,i+3 tali feel the 1 slavery. But if it 3 m,embers ab - used their au
, i effect of external influence in importantslues- I thority by fraudulently inserting 'any other pro
''-
'''' ' ' l '. tioas, and worts to control them Will he coat-inn- 1 vision which they knew to be wrong or believed
Lally made, whatever perils may be in the way of to be disarproved by their cenatituonts, and dis
t :he into - rforepco. anon now is the condition of honestly refused to submit. it then, it should bs
Kansas, and po irtst and patriotic man can eon- I regarded with the contempt dine to a cheat, lint
template thcit couditien without serious appro-; where is the evidence of any such fraud ? Tito
henedmi. ; By tai:niiney of God rather than by l Conveetion dyadno motive to et - mit - alt. it, dray
I our own wisdom or forbearance, :we have thus and their constituents did not (lifer on the ne-_,
I ler escaped that last sectional controversy which, ceselly 9f having a Constitution, nor on any -bat
I whcr_ it conies, may bring with it - Lize destruction 1 one subject embraced within its 1117011i2i0V.S. On
i of,ibis fair fabric of
,political fr4dom, Bat .we t i every other subject the unanimity of opinion
,
have iv security aaaitist this , danger, if we can I was at , perfect as it ever was in any of those
i 0,171.'?•L'.1; to abandcin tour fearful controversy and I States watire a Constitution was not sub:a:tilted
i adept it, and that is the admission cif Earisas ' t
at all. it is easy enough to abase these, men,
i into' the - Union under a Constitution formed in I but a stir rulailed pet not accuse; them
t
1 rmrsumace of lawful authority as prominently 1 without prool. nor .t. rota in the tit:tee:ice
I put forward in the message. Pass a law for the lof a motive. For ra;,. sink it was rof un
-1 conversion of the Lerriteri , into r. State, tied fair, certainly' . not fraudulent for theta to•adfust
i -:
you soy at once to the dani„mrous and conflicting all.. the undisputed points of their Government
elements, st Peace,, be stilt l" The storm :;'ill be I by the esercise of th-ir delegated authority and
hushed, the institutioos of the eonntry, whethet I to Ie:VVO 111 t ., Ellb 7 lool on W - 11101k theta was division
' 1 domeetio " or political, will be roaulated I ,y the ito a fair vote of the people. , .._
I ritt-ple of the - coutitry, and tto.t a few 1.- - ief i Tho President seei:Kt a Constitution abont. to
Imonths will pass ft- ay before peace and cp,i,,tbe c.2.tob;ish.ed Is: Kansas by legal. authority,
will be restored, and this odartnitiL., , I
contest re- what could he do `: Ho might regret somethings
I membered only forrhe lesson of forbearanci; is i that wore done—he might disapprove of others—
li would. inculcate. Millais proiiii . view t. ilt en I be might wish that it had been tiiiTc-rent in many
of the subject by tits Pres.ident, - madl ---- f - ert -- r., --, ;_Lee•.._respeets ; but still it was tue lawftil - work cifa
I tlemen, 1 d:.-, not doubt Imleted,'that the same I 1 - ii - w-ful hod - y. Could ho bet it aside ? C6uld lie
I view will be take: - ny fps patriotic Citizens to he 1 o.iifer - fhe-electiorinoti to he held trader it ? Could
i aeserublerl with i n right . of the - 'tal A
l , indenen- !he drive. the - people away from the oells ? fie
1 ileoce, to -- cieilt , cLito - "non too conzlitioik of the 1 hail no niers power to do any of theca thil:ge.
; country And 10 pa s ,,; jadgment up-on the (10*.sQ, of I that; he hid tor
0.0 ad act , ef the Pentsylvonio
t
I :he, C t.i.i: 17 . Magirtiate. ',.; 1 Legislature. I
.
I am, rzentlemati, witu t;rent respect, --
- iziriee t ---- en th-lve was '0 1:s. an election on the
I Your . obedient serynni, tolirect question of shivery, and'an' oppot . tetiity
LEWIS CASS. I gitvem forr - a full show of hands, he expressed his
ITo tleargo Pitt ; - 1.13, / _, and others, 0 ommitte,e, wish Jr-rye:lllv arid freely that all the people,
&c., &c., 1 lnyiug - tsside their animosities and prejudies - J,
i should °eine to the nolbs, and Cuere poacefolly
i decide.a - quetion whicit, as lej , as it remained
open, - would 'produce nothing but ez.c.uses for
crime and rein:Mier,. He believed that a deci
--ion of this giros:lda by a clear majority of votes
would give. peace land order tti KallLizig., and with
i all his heart he yrish - ctlirer to enjoy those blosr.-
ings, even thouglt, the sit'old purchase the at
tae expense of postponing the adjustment of
other points to a future and more propitious
'time. if these sehtimente have caused the oppo
sition to abuse him it cannot be helped; if they
have aihicted the aeriscience,of nay hencst man,
I am sorry: rF auy intelligent .1 - I.moorat misun
derstands them, tan appeal to his reason ttud
judgment will scion set him rightA Of one, thing
I am sure : that \
dames Buchrua is ps, last
public man in the country who !it, ri v
tear the
place which will be assigned to him its the his
tory of there ptioeeedings; . and thiii ' will be
prt.ivtl to the !Hart's content of all who live,
long enough' to Rise the accounts made up.
I am, with groat respefi.t, youre, ,to,, -
. 3. 8. BLACK.
To George Plit l it, EEci, and. others, Comn-Aittee
111‘,7.
:-ii 7.. i file tilt': CSlrti;.7 .',-; f' , :l 1 ill.'
A., 311,e."
,It)R.ATIV CITY NGY.I.Ir- $. IC
J OltrEr. 1,. D:INITT
1-11 c
WILLIAM G. leomusoic,
:, - (l.` . P .4_l , - ER To.- •17,. ci , altow
A.B 'we alt., ci , .. , :irotte, th
bIIOnPI ! , 14.j0y the fer4iviCeß the.:Lf!yen.
(If the etv I far, ut , er I.±...rantl
BEZEIMI
I==
igvz '4 0 zlessi
he Convict"i'¢a Q Lutz of
degroe till - ,ve fr....sali, eat
been eb.au;rib,g'f , . , ,r 1.10.J(11., ni. , ;,!..ribt:lng juries
for lebile•ney utb.:•r . • I•Ve, t .crfe•ct.3:
° r f
l e l
~i r n
l T
;• , :tii•Efe..l that thiF,
oin4es which h:ti - e ben
dit=charz( ( - 1 their fa , .
: • cai'h. and rentl3:reil
/ / Huh the Iftw - bvidon,eAv.
iu aceor.ll,nct.
I;iE s ve boon ~ oliCatt, i - by a ittimber of del&
'ggteq t.ll€;ll.tts (Hi; aun..T'ati'n't hiake BoEue
.7.(11:: - irt:t=lii ieL.tion to - an fvore-tri ,l
_ •
, ,„
bowey. 3 r, foot
ze.wplr tr:3ont. moy Bice:
ool.p3oct of v. not
,toline.oteft hquzh,:e
T)E.I ~
.ppeareti
were Laken fruai 'SeGrtt say, Ni:r. J. P. i3arr,
and, of .course, ceaEt . -:d to 1,0 pi.upiqiy o Llvrit
rslol coal.: not bo ccArsiderc.l pair or
tlie rpguli - -,_ i.r.oe,3,2ina.
cvi - Ar atg4t
0111- youriq - cfriet+3, Piti.celr, at Case. Co.,
tlitl - Pti0 , ..1 Office. furtii4l2:l; daily the
Tinze,s, 2'ribtne anal H , ra•;',l, of New York,
and Lt.!!! fr,. of Philatklphis.;.na eontr.sreird, of
Citisinitati. • Ite. , :ieso:voli the patreoage of the
.
.
Dis.!.tify °u se..
' Th 2 .11.1.1 thy ilotiee. of Bslti more. now P-111Dflo‘ed
by Mr. Feaitt, . formerly of this titty, i= wilhopt
.tioribt, the fi.otol of 13 , 11timcre. This Hoiase ft,s
titert. re *tact.iished from to ;e 'bottom. titia
tabre t• ticrtd the best it: the Molm7t't'utal
City. iilvise.L.ll Pittsborsket:s to stop
Maltby vitrrt itt vrher,... they will
tind theinivea well cc red for
tokß.E'
Me., C. Dod., : , :e, cf tills city, SOP2J-1 tiroca , : ; o 2e_
mired a patent for ;ill iltprOYeint.l.ll in fire LlaceFs
an.] Franklin stcycE, which lin,. no, bee,
Thoi-ci who try it r. eQ:aulend. 'ie as combinirig all
cleoirsblo ar. open fire place.
requirinE st Icact 'ef l / 4 i
to cl 9, tha; re ,. . - iniretl amount of hat ir. A rvum
z it!GrJ6l, not c:1;,: re, as ie attested - by liandreti ,
wh o jia7- fFiirl:,.; i,•st fill it. Thi, tileiie is sufficient
O, i..! t tc,oit : ;Lriati it to ;111 wino es (.:01.11fOrt . it, R..
C . :211110 n -,2, - : room -07 at :O. p.:••
i&de • 9 . C
tir^o,cs. c tc , theq, tsr ILviDz ufw-aiture,
clothing tht room from a qrkrtt
1.7 . :.1C,VC:41. •
i t l i t tro , n7 ; h f zt gaEle”,
tti. t.ir o 1 iho room bore pure a uu iplaltivy
regzeirrA ,tbU rcdeo.ing the crirei-A
aaiti. air the _,..:0r
These are SUPT. of the fzivantage3 of this in
and the; all Coloributo
Dose, Eall:nrrp
.I,,e,";,lving of fuel:is very nvi.t.erial., and
would soon rcpai- ihe oct of the change
- fru - mt the ordinary gi'ato to Dodge's l'ater.l
It, is eetting iute general use here tali ;tl-:6-egh.
the °cunt y. fe:
owl of ours
IL a:flair :. , :i:tl, it iiti 0011'Jilr:! , ( 1'.3 it in "1 , 11 fi'voi.tgcn.it.
Mr. Gt. cortler of Fourth stl.oet s.nd
Chorry alloy, i 3 eroploycti appl,yfr!:".. thi?. im
pro-ietoont to flrt, plsaco,s. Eltol
ti.t.:l;.;rnivg PoEt.l
r Fire. ftc: ;I,
..31r. _Editor 15t0711E.,h,:a ye-ter
day, *t.,l-.-141g th , ! DL:ity (17,i0,/, of this city- .
o find that the majoriCy' r:ge Conventitoi
•on - !yodr.os , day comnosord, it w•LI,
the hos 4 :,
. 1--mocratB ,
found, had .bicn -
A !Ikea in the moor prki:itive 'nit, majority
of timt cd ttiC3lll4-
temitaco rc3rottzioltz, given to Mr. Ross to
defend, and which V TO presented by him io the
Coz. , .retati.,l:: as if iroin the ern23lllittee,
they. nci. the, '301.t-o•rit c-f The ris: ; t t rity of the
thoso rr-ctointions were
voted down by it deoided majority, the Unio:i uti
dertake• "that the the voice of the De
mneracy wo•-; NW:led in the Curoo,,utiori through
ir7uone.:.'' This is tolerably cool
for It piper olz.iins the support of rho
Doraunicy Stu' the cantliCii.tes nominated by
tho same toOn who did not choose to swollow
tabosivti reeelultons. And spiv— -" Why dole
aatert 5h09.1 hove en Jam ;.. - ,otten the lessen
taught by flie - r•suir of Co.: lost October eke-
Wan.' • The editor .Litt seeount for it no other
• than by a eerapariso7l of beyaiber
tulployceo aeon counented
the roode VC:lt:lg the enin
tlort.3.2 t) wi.re the r0i1i,!04 , 1 The
Pl`kiCrity 6 . 1 the Convontion, atenrao, an d
•therefore unfit to act - , seediso thoy ivere corrupt
_enough to do the ldi.iding of rkilread emote a
Mr.. - H, - irzoe, Mr. Dayitt, And Mr. _Morrison arc
znardidates, for the some me
jerity nominated theca9y the m± of the
inojority of this. Couveittion aro tropugrn-d
De t r,ooratic
. jeuraol rl tuore thon they
o.rgi,inert - Firnt y4aDeLtc
-1)t,
.2-, the l'empapion of
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Letter front J. S.
BII.INOTON, Dee. 20, 1557.
Certficyten: e.ui here:red by your _nvitction
ittenda3, - hest. I car.e.et be
believe your purue-.,e to be
eirSIM ii
1 I rost I emr.et wit - hoot •a h
g - ood reason for the
1 fa ' fth that is within we If the Pre-dtient has
I done bin duty well-, his fellow-citizensought to
1 express. their approbation freely. That he has
I meant we'd for his country, will net be denied by
1 Any reasonable man who knows him. lit.,. ka30 , .1
; objt:et of earthly ambition, except to perform
1 the fniactions of his good office, so that when he
I i. ,- ,lci.i from ft - he may readhis hmtory in the eyes,
1 of a contented and prosperous nation._
1 ; What has he done in his affairs of `Kansas that
l ie is worthy of death or bonds? Difficult, corn
,-
I plicated, and s.ntangleci an that suojeot has al
-Iways hewn, whorein has he failed to inset it like
;s, patriotic stet:am:nit , I' Let his accusers stand
! forth and specify lvhat act he hae covornited
which shield forfeit the confidence of bit De
roocracy in "the leader they love, the chief they
I admire."
When his; administrationl egan he fsund a par
)
don ;of Kansas like Utah., i o state of organized
I and cpen rebellion against the laws. The most
I I infamous crimes had been haliluc.liy- nairoitted.
: Murder, arson Ruff robbery were emiiraon things.
1 :Ilona,: Of the cm:grants :were bad meal, and wet
1 ihere for a base r,urpose. Thev wondl be rul ed
t by nothing but the bsytmet ; nod - accordingly two
1 'hru ,- -• - •n'' b-winete were sent 'h-r-to Leap them
t.tri order. But the very latest otivices :how that
teven the presenee of the army has not been soffi
-.tient re awe them into suhmissiom,or prevent
r them from cientmitting the Most atrocious out
-
i raves. The natural desire- of the :President's
heart, and eNcry lmnest heart in the country, was
to put. Carl to t.' reign i' term- e ,, tle-ti
; flu LI e...i ~,,,,........ .a
-t don and blood as soon as nosible, anti to suliett
-1 i ude at its place the supreme and peaceable rule
I of the law. • The Srniy might do for a while, hat
1 ii.-was a disgrace to the 2.o:sexiest?. Lame that a
military bets wa.s netrr7savy to heel)
,rillg portion
1 of the people from cuttintr, the thrioata of an
t ~
1 ovner. .
it Man plainly seen by every one who tool the
I trolli) - :e to think about it, that no pregret.si coold
r h e nifd.,e in aupprossing these disorders, while
1 dio. causeluct the excuse for them remained.—
I So far as they were not prompted b:s the mere
i love of plguster and blood, they were the6,-.. :
t springs of one relentless feud, one latist dispute,
- 1 arising oat of a enogle subject, and that subjeot
I was mgro shivery. This split the People seria
-1 der, and madii, them hate each other with the
i deer est - intensity of hatred. There INI:5 no other
1 divisieg among them. Every band of combat
ants was ranged under a pro-slaysry or anti-
' .F. i-/5 , e ry bp.nnqr,.. - Every vlolotit act of ngerfyssiolt
or :lefenco v. - as by one of these parties
,Itftir.-.4
the other. When e life was lest, to wl.-, of the
siatizil'3 clez:l.th was alvTaye az,..:c01p,5,0:41 T,,-,.• 3
1 stltement of the si.;?o he had tplerk on the sl3-
' very inc.O if a g - enere.l riot 1 n 03.:. 1 p1a , .. , e, the
and wound,ld were enn occonling
to tliPir c. , ostue.--.t.0., on this quo-Ain:l. The
ai - ,olitionista - orgatat.,..t , .l their rev.2y int•o the foot:
a State government, with its umohinery,
vil and tnilitaiy, 11T14n=)) therneelyes under
it they swore of deilanee and deadly ktos.tility
to the regularly constituted authoritiom of the
|Urdt St eirnply be , lauso of thei/ views on
t:14.-ory. • This V:Eb not all. l'Ee contest extend
t front Kansee to t.he utterreoet ends of
cot4.ry. it- beee,me : - .t:teat se-icionai eon
; t...c.ve:- . .54, and everywitore , ti:e,loarden of, all that
kwas aa.id and sung :upon it was slavery. The
1 Unitin itself was in flar , ger--in groat and iratat
t non. ,5e., 2 ,er,-orAa no o :Ire?..tued. of neertrong
;tat danger to any c:lnea except the unsettled
esodition of the slnvery que.stion 17..attsas.
IL these Tmliappy eliscamdorees the legal to.1:1
I. atistactury—aettirment of tb_l4`.?:::: - .,,peraiti4 , : di.;
rute wr.-3 0 consemmmtleil Lin,St• deAptitly. to be
wi - . 1.:ec1. To ciFtirpate this roof of bitterniiss c....s
the first thir.,t to be (lope towards racifleaticr.•
Let hew was it to be erected t • oar I-obi:x.o
oppoEeni • thought--:113 I suppose :I•re, still of
qt. , . I..r.,;Tte opinion—brat 0.0 p,,e,r31..... of the 7:.it, t .,1
States, thr•mzli thair repze?entotives ir. Cur greez,
might, decirle if without ootrsulting Kanea,, whose
peopla, secording to their theory, .ihouid be
tr..:;:tt.d with utter ocntempt ilr:t the Oehau
ccatie party deter - .lined te 3.“ , ...7c, it Iyith those
who o.i , me were directly (once:red fit, It. This
tatter doctzirc wee triamphAtly eis4te.lbed in
ConaTeP3, tt the pone ; um , , , , by the jOlieiery.—
Aftor that the General Gi; - >•erut-_. - eat eojuld ch., tie
1 iricte thtr. r;reteet the people e liehs:lio le doing
I the.:7,,lrk P.ii gat4l3 , '-i them ijor, theyfillar "icl du
Tl ~
j —,.. ll :f.veilclt 45g0a. ,, . ~I . or7.,anf, TYL - ;' not . resarroed;
1, ther ‘7 . e.t.e . te• do it "itt tl:e.r own 7.1,F 1 1 :---hy such
j repres . ,inte.t.l.•(.sll, , E they:high; see prepdr t -- .. choose
ii a t unfortune,:ely the ilholi;;oll T,.. ,, 11.7 lti be
, come cc rr.otou.i; tr.-..t the olive t•-r."..ti'pll , :i,.: (If
; irrea. them i r_ vale. Yiley irsult.t. - : ', ----. I blas
i ph.t . ,:nel flre , law ,hieh left thO 171.'11.71? to choir
i uv9.4ieei.ti-';'... The rei3ttlar nretlacritiq;C*;:o:! dr;
E ra ; ,: , -, ..t, .-..,--,'
.or' . '?g..4'lf:'
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Scs - ka.tesr Z 1131.0%.
VinsiinGTO.N'CITY, I). C., Deo, 2t; ; 1857
.; , c-,all,7t.acrt. I have been honored ity am ear
ili to attend e. 1.112,55. liker.taf; (4:
friazda of the utttienal atlrniuistratioll, at Phila
delphia, or. Monday next, amd regret that it will
not be convenic=zat. for me to b with you.-
No man of clear mind can fail to preceive that
the !iresenc policy el' the President to the admis
rice of 1--lans;..s into the Union, under the action,
of the into cenvntiori, i in clear accordance
with the doctrine' of his imetructiorte to Governor
Walker, and. Fith those of his Cortneelicntletter.
The men of his . own ptrty, who now takes issue
with him, exten.ted„.4 those doctrines zealous and
un+lnalifl r 2 satietto..- 4 '
_Having thus solemnly en
dorsed the theory of toe President's action, they
now disown and dice aided the -practical results,
and even itin tim common enemy lu bitter de
nunciation of his nursc. They can look at the
ques ti on f ro m any point o iew they please ;he
only from that position fixed by the Constitution
and laws. They- can claim to understand the
numbers and whiles of the people of Kansan
through toerntheetitigs cud newspaper state:nen te;
he can do this only throw:h the channels pre
scribed by law. But they cay the whole consti
tution should have born submitted to the test of
popular favor. The President responde that he
preferred that (301:1'.9:3, but the people in conven
tion, through their delegates had the right to do
this work "in their own way." Than again, it is.
alleged that the convention has not carried out
the will of the people. The answer is, that the
delegates aye accountable to tee people, and not,
Congress, and whilst all these things arefair sub
jects for complaint on the part - of the citizens of
Kansas, they cannot be d6alt with the adminis
tration at Washington ; that no more odious or
mischievous doctrine could be 'devised by the Wit
of man than that it is the right and the duty of
the Fecliiral - Geveraleent to interpose between the
people of a Teriitcry or State. and their local
repreentatives. ler any reason witate . tß:!r. The
- assertion ami practice of such • arbitrary power
would ~ hake nevernment to its Tory founda
tictie; and yet, it lo virtually for this-measure of
iute r r e ,re n o e *that the
,itssallunts of tlie'Preeident
oenteud. It ban been said from the . begiuning
that the .I".rgislatur6 that made . the Territorial
laws did not carry out the will of the people, but
who of :he Democratic party has pretended that
the pref.idcat, for that I'P'.E.ott, should not execute
the law? And there is no difference between
statuary and co.nstitulionel laws as to the noarse
of their authority ; it meat all -come from the
' The President holds the opinion iliat the Con
vention had propel - authority to make a Consti
tution ; that it proceeded to do this alcording
i
to 11.17, and that if the vote pt — the question of
.
I F.l.l.sciy be not, intrrrtipteehy force or fraud,
i tile,Constitution being republican in form, the
Stsie EihnzM 1 -, e ;.,roitiptly admitted into the
•
Il,'lnioti; titaf. Ica I,:zure efforts to make a State
;,..;• yernraen . k rzi:ether ori,sinating in Congree-'s or
in the Tertitory, ero likely to enoountor obsta
rcies, and do iinble to obj,:ietions, similar, to thohe
Iwhich have been in the *ay of the late (ion
vention. But .f ii,E , ras were once a State„-the
I influenties fereign a, her limits, and heretofc.re
Imin ehiocons,-wortlil become po;“-Iless, and -shut
ever differeuties may then, exist an to her instittlt
tione wou!d b--,1 - .e...r.- i atly adus',ed.
But it 'l9 iIOW e,tei that. under r'l.s. .I(snzas-
I liebr-isn a:t, the people bas', not the right
to makii a tiosernment, and that their ef:orts in
i thof direction, though sanctioned by' law at
n
_ ,
i eyiety "Asp, er4ner tee o,boye the dtr.lty GI a
1 pair=c , :./ -, :. , r , d7e-- r ? ; gri i:;,..-nc,-, 1 ii.u....41 . ccibfe..L-14
i til you ; my . Isitow-eitizem, hat . 1.. - a:ss not pro
f iisfed for Shi...i ni.74 i , er, - ... - :en. Who doer- not acow
i
i that earca t r ; Lout the protrficti is,,,ig,sie on the
.i. , :r.' - iis-as - polies, and in -,r;„?..r,' corner of chic wide
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definition is, that the pnorde, wienev:!: - they I .1 / 4 .
® 2 d - edire tu elion:te titeir forni of i. , everii- i .
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tl:ey t - I.'ol Porn: ..tiri iz.,:ahlte their own itit-t tu-"I V' 1 l'xiiik:.l.l ki ii ti t_l 1. - - 4 ..C4 1-.4 t.- I 1
tflll'4 . , hut that th , y shall r.ot :title y i•Ati
tut.ions of any kinfi. TE'ifi:-.:11t ilip, rotiz , t:n ....:( Con
ii.vi...t.. ~ 1
blow long could the Demotirritie te - .:' , / ulalll
-
tain itlik.l.:iccnti3m-,y nailer ouch a vie
at ~f the
neiir Tcpritorial law Tin) ret.liolt: - .t. on be,
(
riot :Ter a single day.
But it; l 0 still inure recinrkablt. ihat ;lotto ',rho
take is,un with the ilresiiiet,t. :teem to. bevo pi:v
-s:I:1de.; thetareives that they .1.,e on the side of
the peuple., vier in - fact titejt_ldtotrit.t: would
ruin tie pt-loptii it:it'. a rot" of rf - o - n. : l.7.ilding the
perfectly ,abject to the will of Congress, They
talk about forcing a goverament on the peupie,
but they foizei that that can only he the ea,ie
where Clic.greco attent: - .:te to prescribe the time,
modeie.;. - ,1 mitpi - m - fi in which a government shall
be made fel- the pei - ,ple ; istt.t when the neople
.t.tke the initiative themselveg,. and make a goy
erement, it ...vitt not do to talk of forcing a g9T
eratpent on them, In such case-. 7 if a govern
ment be forced,.it must, be the act of the people
theinseives. If a party claiming to be a majJrity
in Rail:efts wit tot act through legal means, of
course the reinal der of the citizens will make
the 1,1->vs fur thee: ( . ..ii:ov.l7o.lkor told them from
the beginning that those wiii.: uoglected to vote
till not cecetpci the reenontilbilif They only
authoriecii Ilmse ieho did vote to act fur them,
coo ilSey would be hound by tvh a tever Jae con
veatino might dot and no proposition -C.3.1 he
tileerer th•rf — that the preocnt cemplioation.i in
the TerfiltAkey have reunited from the rebellions
spi.rat of those. who ro,iected these sound views
and wise counsels.
have sustained the administration tins far,
not because I appr:_ - •ve of all that has been done
by the Kansas Onnyentien, or that. I would ex
cuse the catiasio'n of wnatever oh:tht harp teen
usertllly done; tr btaesil.3e. trOuld abridge the
rights - of any alas of the pcople in Kansas to
the slightest eateut, but for the reason that
eetlraivo the PresMent's position it . , most ac-
oord , lnce with the doctrine Di non-intervontici
arid o oidy policy hip past doctrineF.
aanctioo. 'out and above ali,
because i ohicerely believe :10 prod pt aiiniaeion
of Kansas as.:state present:: the only practical
Ent,lE. ~ . .;:ttling the unhappy oaritrev,....y
slavery, and givinir peace to the country.
- Vcry truly, your obedisul servant .. .,
L Li; P..
To George Plitt, Committe..
A1310U5 1"1111-44:*41.
---ttome rthl.graiuo. svrite.• LB3 6tirted4L•=.: th.3ory
that the Ernperet "z;94 - q)leon is no Napoieen
all, but a . C - abkee hilw.bug ntrir_neci flow n
the real Louis Napoleon, he says, ;Led in fit
in a illinking I.coail in gow York, er:fr.e ye:.rt;
ct....
\ \:....'...1t -.7a , ~.,- ; ‘, L tilv stute.d. at an ciiii-:'fie•rnion
rsieetxtit that tl.^ arms` of Utall'envEist of a bet
. ,
hive. piei„. - .T.teci by e... li ob rtrapalti r.
c ....yclio iett
is the Ameiitila eilz2:,ieeciiiebaut, 2.ticij):*' luck-
---> comrarty or ~..?,,i , :l rie,ricetio.hip-builders fi oat
i Niue, have purchased s. ship yezil in
arc r.DVI7 .z.uf.,a l 4e.:i in getting out the
timber for nu occ_•a.ri towel.,
—Eighte , 3l: thousand t.wo hquara L l abii fifty
bushels of pot., - .:ocsarrivod it: 'Boston recently,
from the I:ritisli Previnceo.
• —Mr. "Waldemar Endo'ph da Itaasloft cr..3t
trday
last presented his credentials to the See
rettry of State, and was it ceirod as charge .1'
hairs and Coes , ll GeneiT.,.l of his Majesty the
King of Dot:ma:lt to this government.
—E-a•-tioverr.ar -Matteson, of TliiDoh", eays
the Chicago
. ..thrinotrat, intends be . a candidate
for the United States Senatorship in opposition to
Mr. Douglas.
—The Free Nae.;One vi New Yerk\prot r . , ose to
erect a mc , nuraoat of the whitest naafi -1 4e, of :.a
ittleuse height, la this park. of the Ceo w tto deot
two, in honor of Dr. lani.
atvoears by 'Cat; tFtt the
rfoql-cer
~:cat of -,1250,000.
—There were twu murders and set.:!e,h,i,lf
iczen serious stabbing affray:. lu Philhilelphia,
Chlistrnm Day
t " . For the Mon:an.,?, Post.;
TiILI ICII SC EIOOLc
o3e, by the col_
umvs o f our city .papers., that the High School
of Pittsburgh is ably defended by more•titan ono
ec,rrespond3nt.• The institution in question is
an extensive and exnensive adeir, hut, as it af-
fords young ladi3s and geutlemen the ineani of
atgairing.a knowledge of Music ; French and I
Lo.titt at •the expense of tax-payers, I ihialt it •
the duty of. every property holder to give freely
of his means towards its Supp or t.
Esp.:6o.ly is it the duty of the peotdo of Pitis
burgh at this time of universal pecuniary ern
barraesment, to igiqe, if neeessory, their last dal-
lar iv aid of a. school in which are taught all the'
trenches of r. p••itte and finiPhed education.
It becomes us at a period of want and stiffer-
tug among the laboring clashes to support a -score
of teachers and prepare boys and a few hundred I
girls to ornament thy' drawing room and figure
conspicuously at "woin.oli's rights Coaventiou."
:—I am glad to
Now, wbeu honest labor is disreputable and
n the nitickemith and ear; enter are Ilieked
upon with eanterapt, It is abr.otutely leeet;a9.ry
T o supply Young Ame.riea with as much Latin ce
will enable him to praclico medicine,,preacis
sermons or bcaome a third rate pettife,zser.
In our naidyl are numbers of children of supe
rior youth who have contrived to acquire a emat
tering of learning, hat whuse white hstuis and fair
c.urildoxion would smTer in the sAmo-iphore of a
work-shop. They are Tilling, however, for a
sufficient c.aneideratien to teach roe young 'idea
hpw to shoot, and ;%_3ttenas but right and prer_wr
that in their support a generous and self saeri-
Ecing public should cheerfully 1, - .:peuil the money
they have earned in the counting- house or over
tae il•
In this enlightened aro good hr , usekeoporear,d
industrious mechanics *re not needed: It ie not,
Iz:ni , ssary that Angelica should be taught how to
u shirt or cook a steak and would be the
belghtli of absurdity to make a us , eful and inde
de.peudent man of Augustus by sending him to
the work-shop or the plough. The farmer must
be ie,truied at the public . empcmso in the art of
music avid ornbreidery-while the latter who is LOG
good to earn a trade is caught Cho dead langu-iges
at a heavy cost paid by a charitable . cominu.nay.
I'. have s.Jnieiirnes thought. that Van cnorse of
At:cation, 5.1.; . . our 'High Fchool ; hi tioi batZciontly
eztenei7o. 'fruc, I , ranchcs as singirig,
drawing, pointing, elocution, Frcncit, Latin am
Grtek;sre tat.•ght, hot in. othet• respects-the e , , , .-
ur.:ntion of the punils is r..,11y-aeglected.
In order to exteni the nEePalTic,:s of 'tile ooltool;
would respectfully suggest the propriety of en
gaging at a fair canary the sercdces of an no..:orc
pliaherl Ecenchnlan, to instruct the vcastora cud
rniaies in the art of tripping on the light fautie
tie, toe.
ezperi:meed pugilist, should b 5 employed
for the plity,:oso of giving Young America, Icesons
in the manly art of sell detencc.
Billy Bowlegs, or EOlllO !Alter becomplicht , d
l• - •:.der, should he ergsged to instruct tile
the pupils in the langnuge tho
The en.iploTmeut of R Negro Chief, tq eve
1e ,, 50ns in. the Central African tongue, woald be
Rtf-encled. by the best result, and would doubtless
Fatisfactory to all interested.
Riding on horireba.ek, should also he :Light,
nd for purpose, it 'cc txell enough
er , 177.3 Gl:rat:l4k or come other distin
gnied. tquestrian.
order-that tha pupils, may Lar,ko a respect
e appearance, tbey should-be furnii.hed with
drca.sen of silk and cloth ; large quantities of
erinfAine shoul.lbe purchaeod for the <girls, and
the boys should L., libernily &Il i ...plied with t abaci>,
»aw=e.A»m4e i
n an
.impre.3-3 se
u aan
wit sel..e of thicr in.:par:a
...J.7, d sialtvinee
thd.r y:sung min , is, that they an'd
gentlemen, , iesiined to live in clea.r..ut east; and
enjoy all thc luzarieathat the purse of gener-
OISE publio Can et4pl;7.
The ITTIEh richool g@ *m may he
said ngainst ;V by ZrarpiDg an lem - ti.
w+, greal merit, an.l, i'oi•. l that
Till be?r,....it,...inotkby all who - -er,utti r,.
- Tn herising genor....tton„ refinement, taste and
~n t', „1
• -
'~~ :.ry.
',4, A)C A L APT , ' A tilz
3.1' Ulf) El. OF "UCH J'S LI
C , 011,4i .1.1103. - cr autl 07r.i.L.:e.7C
,B.n.tra Hon. W. B.M'Cluc, Pre,sidtai anda
Gubriel ancl Joan Parke, Azsoa.l.-:-...
NieiogiNci Szaslog.—The ai.tenclan . ca at the Coert
ILya33 yeztt-lrfsly \Tata tnuzil sl.^.r.ll.er than on the day
previous ; there were, however, ...core . speatafors in.
~ , ids the bar. The aeurt :net at nine o'clock, and
the testimony for the defence renimed. hat no non .
facts were elic - ited. fee hour. ...)r more was - occun'.c.'
r- -,.
in takinf;the'tostitnony of medi,...i . gentlemen; when
the evidence .'or. both Eaideza was closed. a .
R 'Biddle. Roberts, Esq., then pr i?oeded to-=um up
the evidime.c..4.,:. the Dirt of the Commonwealth. lie
opened by sayin4. that in th, is rose the evidence vi-;:s
3•. , elear that the r.utoming up wonlA l merc:;,.. :•,..
- work . of eunerer,,g3.t.i,,n, indeed, th.. -- evitlonco was
ak , floor tEe4. if the jury found a s'erdict ag4nst
tho-dr.fQt..bint at ell, it must be for fr.urder itc... thi?.
firet degree;; any 011:er would disgrace the records
of Alk.gheny connfy. Ho stat4d that the ingenious
I elf ,, :s of the, counsel to prove that there wa. - ; a gee.
i ori.. i'.7 between tie parties, had net been success..
1
' ,„i that:there watt no evidecee to ant tho. -
carry .
tidea or 7 , ..17:1 , icv11S prejudice, which had 'beanso -per
siatontly adl;anced - by the' defence; in fast, one of
t„;, ,JEDG.I,3 - Lao. said to O'Leary that he ,`2.' P. 2 fight
' ihg against.' lII ' S n'iClithi. Ile r.est alluded to the
I 'tlowitig, of a email knife by Lutl.;, as the.instrument
with which be "jagged” O'Leary, aucilllograted it
by on anecdote. Ile. said he once knew a n4rions
chr,ractor in this . eity, who struck a man uponF the
i head with r. hatchet., and nearly killed him; he then
, ran. into his shop. dropped the hatchet, and reap
-1 orated in. the cra , wd. 1.41 th a sa.lall tack hatmer, and
Iremarked to' the crowd, " My ilea, gentlemen, who
' would have thenght that this little tack hammer
would have inflicted such a wound"—=.o. that Lutz
was sober ert;:t...-h. to pursue a similar course in show
ing another knife. lie thr.n alluded to the ovidonzlo
of malt. s ail retbought : - .5 ch,i'vri in hie e.gprersion
after cutting O'Leary of - Dickey, you hi•..ye done
inc dirt," without , a .y denial at the cutting. ,The
speaker then yeferr to the medical testimony in the 1 -
/
t.' fc".s tie ' ' '.o l.' r. , 17 , --"" e . ..-.e ^ . •1- ant
ease briefly, Nvhic4/1e thought was. favorable for the; „ ir ? 8 * ". -`„. ' '-'-' - - -- 'a g:'- i. l - 1 "j--1,,
prosecution. 'Wht„,4l... tr th e pL act i o , of t r ~..,t , ,n , ,1 ., ,,,,, i P ::'.. S. 3.llaiiii7 . :l tysters. Mr. Cyrus itzed, - "sider ;
the St. Charles hotel, has jest re..eived a. large sup.
ohvaiei.n nee proper or 1.2 ,- ,i,ithe cause of tt. - o death
of o'l,eary 'was the wound; he. would not-have died p l y °,,f very ilie j u .r.'“ A ' r ' 7 . A l !. wh 6 "'l'll to ta':'-'• a e'- 11 I
Ivhen he (lid, bad not the wound been g,iven. Ile •
for their AC - 4 3.4,. - bi: r* dinner. Lad bert..r eat! up:-. D ih. I
state I that :rho identity of the prisoner had bectil C-°.1 " ; ' 1 ar- d ''' u T:l 7l7 thi 'm s6 ve• We can vc''Y'll for
clearly proven, that the malice had heen proven, and 1 their '''''ttali"..7,
then cie;.;ed his rer.- - Alke by a brief czplariation to the
jug of their duty in the ease reading.
rtir. Sv.r;;_artzwohlor opened hia argument for the
defence by sl-..;,.;n::: that in cs,ae of this chr.ractor jn
ties were too prone to require " blued for- blood,"
which too aft.e.o interferes with the merry which
I should be oteutied to the prisor.er. no alluded to.
i th., ratirder of 1)r. 'Burden in New York, to, the Wil
i son and M'Mester's murder at M'Ecesport, and coin,
pared thetuwith the present ease; therin two cases
Iwere the reSttit of cupidity, the desire of gain ; this
case; admitting_ the guilt of Lute, was committed
I while ha 1V4.5 in liquor, and engaged in a quarrel
I where rotigious pr:sjadizo.s were in the mials. of th.
1 , nartie
Mr. rj. tree stated that biz Erst point 1Y Juld be t
fho int,officiracy of the indiettnotit, bat that this w, , ald
bo as after consideration.
His sacutid . point was that the testimony did not
show that-Lutz did the cutting. He &aid that
the testimony of the man who sal; the affray from a
third story 7iflin" - ..* could. net ho received with any
degree of cerininty. In referring n. the testimony
of flairlagher, Pollock and Patch, he thought there
was a great in their description of the
knife. Gaifaghor had - to:tilled that the itnife was a
dagger, while di the rest of the witnesses said it woe
ordinary penknifa He thought that from the
evidence concarniug, tho character of Gallagher for
veracity his testimony , houlc.' be received - with a
large grain of aliol-iune. lie "r,polze of. the testi-
Molly of Wesley Myer:: helm; to:vac, efioc: that ',Qty..
after aettinp; O'Leary ran Fifth. street ; that if he
was Mi..taiter, concerning, the direction widen Luv
took, he might also have. boon mistaken con,c , rninic
the stabbing: He span r-tforred to the testimony of•
Baxter, who astetteil that Lutz cut ("j'Leary twice 4
and said that taking the testimony of Gallagher,
lock, MyerS and Boater together, the pi-ironer ovoid
not be convicted upon it.. ;He alluducl to _tr. ICtevil's
testimony noticernim,t two crowds on Wood street,
w.hile.rtir. :Kneeland, frotd e Third :,fin
dew
dew, raw but one.
. cirhe third and last point a his argument was that
the' prisoner was not gtririon I , ..arder in the first
Free as eisarged in the indictment. 135 :slab - cad that
the facts did not prove that it was .a murder of the
first degree. He then proceeded to explain the law,
setting forth the 'different
_grade.: of marder, nod then I
stated that unless :here was a promedit:att,d de•
sign upon the life of the person, no verdict of will
fol murder could be rcturi:ed. Us stated that; there
bad been de dialculty between the partit; that !
.
dence had been Introa'ured to prove that they wore
on good toita3. at rho period of the affray; that Lutz
wee under the influence of liquor; that the prties
wombostile to each other ; that there 'roe a partizan
feeling existing between them. He then referred to
the weapon need; raid that the intent was frequently
established by the weapon employed, but in this case,
the weapon being an ordinary penknife, would net
proea snob intent. lie rie.:tt alluded t the position
of. the honed; if Lute bad intended to' ill O'Leary
the blow would ts2. - tisk at his heart, not hr.
his back. Mr. Swartzwelder ,then made a powerful
appeal to minds of the jury; to their score of
justice; to.the;r hummasity; tetheir sympathies, nith
which he closed the argument for the defence.
Proseciatii-g Attorney Colibir then made a few con
eluding roknerks ou the part bf the prosecution. He
:aid that the jury' could have no doubt that O'Leary
woe dead, hnd that he bad been killed by a sharp
instrument, by a blow in the : back; the act of stab.
bilig In the back was a moan, dastardly action, an&
that the oviieuca of intent was ix Ole fact of Lot..
coming es behind and cutting him in the He
referred to the duty of the jury to atiord protection
to themselves and the citizens of this county by
giving a yerdict in accordance with the evidence.
He alluded to the admission ef the cutting by Lritz,
on P,_enneilvartie. avenue, to ithe evitience of pallets
in Taitz's reply to O'Leary, when charged with -the
cutting, and concluded by eFhorting the jury to do
their duty.
Tthleoqrt thez tool: a rotuntil too o'oloek Cub. ,
aftornoon.
2 . ..rraitxpoff SassioN.—The. Clourt convened aL two
eclook, pursuant to a loon:merit. The prisoner vi , s
placed in the box, and , do.l'A'Clure read the charge
of the Court to the jury. "iie charge consisted fret
of an explanation of the ac„ Asserabiy of
next of a recapitulation of the testimony in the exec.
The lesarncd Judge then explained to the inry the
diflcresiee of the various degrees of murder. lie
said it was the duty of ',lee jury to judgA whether
the murder was wilful, deliberate and premeditated,
or not is told them thot in this ca.o a verdict of
rnanzlaug ter was out of tb.e;question, and after ex
plaining, in the language et the Supreme Court, the
definition lof the terms. V 7 doliherote,• and pre
meditated concluded by charging the jury that if in
their minds the evidence showed that the pri,i:ciner
tabbed , iith intent to kill, they ahould convict him
of murde- in . the first degree if they thought Lis in
tention if' merely to do bodily berm, thcr. they
sheuld convict him of murder in the second degroe.
The case Was thon-gir,en to tEa jury, and the :Court.
adjenrned ttutil six- o'clock this evening. The road
jag of life el:urge Gecapied -piartt.re of
sin hear.
.5.,9,T0N1E111,X(.1 ei„ii.li iILTI.I 0.il.:::: CJNB DOI,
Li.B.—:uii. B. $a LL il Cit,., bays;
'ut,t= lats., hiroo,tok Co i tr.a., 3p:ii ti, lt't 1.
"We hare7,ith ,5y7......t ynit a ceiti2cate of a cure i . erfernita ,
by the net, of est - Y 311 . . E .I.STLY of the 4 Getz:inn init , r..:; ~ .i;
think Mr. Clark to no a tuo... ri: ceratity, tato bTra no boiler
, ~..1 of the truth of Ilia story.'' ti
rt... 7 :filiG ..i..".73.5 . 14.P.7..—At halflliazt el., o'clesit the :,... 1 „,...„. 9.
;),,,,,. B. R a n 6 . c„ . ..._ G " ~,,1,,,„i, , T., ~,,,-„ 0 5 „,,
Court we eello'd, and the jc..7 Cama in. ..Ts.dge
in :i i Iniltst ',the* vita a' r u.iiiibutitl.sy-Y..;
M'Clure enquired. at the fora _an of the jury if they ''''' ra ' . f". " In- C-I. " '. ' 3.--. -
I.ltl agroeil upon a verdiet;• they ar.awered, "We 1 hel " i' '' a c ' 'mPidial'2 ' g ` 1 ..' Fall' it L"l ' 2' l'Y ''
'''''''''''
hare." Th s p:isoner a - as thbn brought into C' art, i Y""• r81 t ' n ' l alc " lt eac ' Ilrt ef jo ''''''''' . .." i ''''`' ‘ 72. t t ''' '.4 "'' ‘ 3 '''''' a
P.7le. 'ortlered to stared up in tho witne:ro bor.. The °r.' l c `x•lfill'''- 1 t° .. '“ l .. 'll'' , 1. - '.. , :r in 4 0 1 " f , " l, ',,,,' ' ,, r,:,"
ei ark as'et...l the foremen of the d nry whether John LU i 7 Yev,?ta, btailaa bett:ft tranbi 24 .., ;:tt wira roin , bLt;YeLli aEr
was guilty or not sulky of the crime of aitirder aa 1 41hoidocrs end lc b.:-.1. ~.,...est. : - .;:.,rt,a, to. -,,,,,, , ~., , ,,,,1,., ,-•
tot forth in the indictment; the ansiser was iIIfiILTY 1 eure - iperforraed by 1. ilowlanu'l ocrmsu ' . .Bittere," I 1,....
OF l'illoRDE;11 IN Till F.Ltt'ST TiEOREE. 1 italnei , l to try It in ber r:-3 1.1. and aeut to :ii,ttraiiirti.tilli pl:r
.
The prisoner at the bar seamed a ge-od dial,slartied I clued cyte, aci.n.z. Slit had taken it but a few tlq) i , Li.o
at the ennoutioarr.cr.t, though ice showed on string 1, - --i- -- - 4 - • ..,- - --•-- - -
i e..,5 , cegt-..._t0 .....pieve...a_ p., - .7, af.or t.......i...s th....... 4,4 13,...
,signs ef emotion, .
. • ' ?ix .elle L, aujoyinv tiet!.•::: byaltii en,iu eLt, hal far - ;.‘:,...i..a.,
,The game ' - 'nostion wm then riropoundo,i to any-j - _. ' . .- . .. ...
!.n.t. f',4:14 nu paw. in nar bi .0 6: In :„ny z . ..isrz , ii net I ;c4y,anil
juror . eaparately, awl each owe In tr..ra ansssel'ed, 1
baill. - i , of :murder in the Brit de , tro- " , - • . - ; e.tirtiutte 11,r eine n: , .`11:1.4..1 ~..) the C"tnnari mean.
.M.r.. Merehall Sifertitrulder :hen Ini.aigi 'at &treat 1 &union 'Brook, .4itociL-::....0.1,: Co., :Be.. '' , 74... CLA.aiL.
[4' jadgcoant, , atidoiafed that be wottid filo his . objeP. i :ko ail'rath'ex 2 ,_ emt•
end .-,
duns end ask ion a 12eix:dz.-L - I roe aala by trl..zi..EING Ird.1);. mid 1,... 1 12:-C,;. :::. .....rici-r
The Court the' adjo".:zus.d until Sabot day roctruing i Paul:rag/a. • jatSzdtt:
at ten ex:leek. .
. _ 43 TUaftil APE (3;.i, 14 r7.10.1 . 4ti it t TEN
Deo". a e 77fitc, 7 4 Bota,-..4- WelatigdfW ere- lt-algal-st cc-- - I?oz! , cd. ft-• chttn,- , -a tl.t, •t .
rnngTS team. named Tbcana.B Bevis was ari - zate, in al - • . " •L
ya!aLier, anni a ty--•;+,
state Of into.vication ; Oiortlyi after 4i3 confinement :Lc afckrf ha r:u
boom slightly dersno , l, o.od n tin,rl,. r. j
was attacked by e.pasms, ice , - ..f -which he died, ; g, cc
F 2. ,;•
at ton o'clock. v. ,, sterdsy
orning a cortner's 1 ,„
inquest 17Q2, callsci, and aftor an: exainatinn of tno - "--
body and t'ne evidenco,rEta4ned a verdict. er lode,ta tais- . Invith)RAToll, rltity 1.3.ty b , ear,
!ram ezr - e5.71e ure licror. car" zEr . '' ll - 7 t' ll4. eak-ac7 ''''' ll ":;
1:1314 of some that the do _0k . r, , ,15!..the. 4 -horst , d. 1 'co"I .itzmach, oth ,, r -
a blood rosel—othcra mlppore. dithe - ;72.6 LiQ'•LC:ne:
pctu.The deociass , d Ns= r e c,f Ens-laud s abtait I ere oval i•tre-t in d'') =zl i Ihzt
forty year 4 of age, and a coal digger by trade. lie tan talt-c it.
t.rrived iu till , city on Wednesday on his way to Now ! -
York, whore he Intended embarking for Pngic,--1 -- - 4- ' - ' 3 "C; ;lt ' 9 r 5
Tna tiekcti were imand on lily nerson. "To ;topped • -• "' t "n t
'at the Bun's Head tavern, onSocend street Ha ir.tr 1,. r 2.0 .5
a-,i;ife and children at the (d.rea.t, Western iron ! hove T.Y.......E - Titjtr.t.l by
_
op the-Allegheny, thon s oi and lively td_-'-
, I Lott izjary. ;rill' tin
utd.ere,tatod that 1:1 Oa ta r &
inttrat:= .01 larc:e nuzelplt..il out MC:ft r..l3 . p.:Ctatie
t4.lrs. C.J1.10 , b . aforo I-,vr do
purtare from cur aity, to, Aire an A.' , lttirtnitr...V.:Lt 2.t I •
EOVIE. Gael 'ii our 1 - 4,1)I10 lattlls, to acutiet recitztja.,4 o i Y-
, 4nd rh di^r front tE; f;..7orito pcou. talcatal.
ia doetitted t-tct - -a‘o cr:t i
1. aoalfts 4a . troosel c ofoactry, a.? , 1 t
no *natant day.'Elio afloat r,zifultuolo rouclorl_
Ca
l!alct prooo,:d ~ :••,utortodttr.nr.at talto la:: -at442..
fool ccr.ftaUnt V - ..ut our petrona of 'trueat I, .-init)l72.E . ,--B.o'' ~.4 1 ,10 ter
a ttor4 cf. tnat Coe out:,l-tiitmozit
=NM
THIRD
,DA
Tat:P.:a:NY, Duvet:lb - az SI, 1857.!
F . ~ ~ ~^ ay~t
.:ap e 0.
Jra -.AL. ,
borl,y &pour tint yoar iazi with an 43R C.7. , tieLii i%)1.1b10
porformaztee, noraeLuit i g novelty with strength. The
bill offzre..l, is oo.e th-,t nny ;alto,
tiP)
'?lilt e i tainii g inn scent 2il 0911: n, the - -; cer- 1
no
u', pr,:rba the thall
they eutered Ths fircE ui e war, - .-.1 in :ha aftr•
n , - - ,53 is the
.1r2 , 11-11. drnn , a, the WEI.;
~l-i_<-,n
tery of rt.:, EaCrIC: name. Iu
rzenvir:ci . r;
tbs. Pittahur2l, pubilo that to
, ro foneded, appearF. a,r, liftrrarnatta," and thi
i ether eharacierli are etat with a re., - ,artl to the re•
1 quirennenta of thtie several pec , allafities. The"Na
"e"et etal)' 4 '..ea - nt of :
Amerifla. tellow, and tLo afternoon performance
I iFiutis up with =l funny littio affair ce.lie4 "
on.a P....e1k," in the cuorfe
diF,tributes pr-zrAent.l the "Little
1 era oxpect.,d to in lar7..eiy t ,- „e 1;,71).
ning, the "SeriGn:. Fa ally,` a C , 3% . TI11;:fnU,
ithe "Old and :lot- Year," and the r:pientlid..-pecte
:ele ".74; ,- LL. , •..37. - .. , ie1i.0." :Ira to 121 produced. Tho
I attrmitio,:i it - gozi:1; end the
raanagannen.t worthy of all ene.ourauematt. Fill
the Itnuat, - ; " r, , Tould br4 tb="ear frinds, but
!hat: ir. The bill egorzi. will dz:Lt - .• nfun
aid kshinnable audience.
Pe; i111:1);' Lecr:unr-.—Wehopo Eaat those oP
our readors wish.- to be profitably entertained :
will emcntbcr that Mr. fluir..ps - delivers his c:llsbra
to looture
on 4 ' Toe Ion? . Art.;," tafityetie
A. 3 the lecture has boon deli:area heret3.
fur. tltn.Eavern and come ns extracti,,
tiqA safe thr.t it is or in th
ittiated I:ith poculiar
while Ihe etapc4tuaanee of n•-tiees
exprcsne , l On it, ihdicate its nigh character at; a lit
prA.uctinn -
- ,
i 7 - - , 1F.-).;' , r'r Ger:•, - .1"69.--1 , 1t.,; evening thrre 'ti..s- , a goad 1
bouP,:p. tl.stabliai.c.., ,, L:t. MIEZ Fari-,.i.-i, ailitht24l; ' 1
; ti e. - .tm artz.tive stranger: atot‘n;s l .: us, th , ....4 r...ireaiiy _s
etirciti ~or herself - ii, high pisea in the esteem ~f.' tali- i
I tiltile„...„
. .
i To-33y ther‹, will 1:,..t an afiT., , raGoz tyro- once I
I Znei 113 uzxtal. Gt.:. Fo:utr. przatints a good blti, 'ail- 1
ei'stino: of '.lives Dihne. "Ma ALiden's• 'curl, h t . the
i 3lchienteus Quegtion," " The King's G•ti-..innsr," rand
I 0 A. litirne for tlie litlii4isiyi..." it the evening,Nirs.
Parer, appeGt3 11.3 Elvirri, in "Piziaro," and I`.liFs
1 Vanny as G.c.7trz...:1 , . , ,, in " 7"...1 , 1 Little Proaanrc.' 1
Colle : 7e, Comer" and :. 4 rar1....5.!. ,S , ,reeta
urn premium (liplutima liave
been recently warded. the NOM Edition of Dait's
a)elz-keeping, and Dane:lA'', f3ienditi Now Sy`,.:-.11.
of L'Cainoes and Ornan.!ental Penmaneltip----the
complete 75iprtg 1.1i,c , r. the intki,C. n,:;q: in n.,of rs
c..bunil6,ntly f4ttested 'O9 -the r1i.14, progrv.t , cf Ode
eto.cl?ntF new f.n the t
'True (P ,. ...i1v.--Viith Ch..). tree spirit (.f .. , ..I,lrit . y, •!w1 Sons of Malta inten.2 clistribii:llr.-, twe tl:ntl:=:.n.Ct
loazt,s of licacl . lo the veer t,f the eity 1:110 tli.:,tti
-1 butica will take., place. this La3.l.nin,g, tetweer, Tor.r,
1 andtt...n Czizclt, at. the MaT.pr'A atria a , --,A, loaf
I htf4ml will bo an rtae , ..Ttahle `illy Year'_: plc, Li - it to'
sent' of Olt . ; :.”aa'erin4 pool.. ,
~ not. s gin ;o cOOO Ileforo rtiwyotlVecr
yostcrdaL , rot:ruing. Thigh: the, e,00n6 time tioriee
teak thr..t Pais has 000urred. Our city
nhoulz.: n titmarknbly free from. orime, 'When , 'ttle
torAJ rit th.o Ai.o.yer's etont-f.
of Itr..l.ll‘l. , ,is.—The above vourg gentle
mar, 1-hero :npuiLrity . by teat of no
member of the theatrical prnizzisit.o in the city,
=R-kes a benc:6l, poregive. on Saturd6y evening
nort. Ile is s ~. .tortby gentkrnan, sit ev•tilert
bill, and dellUlV.`29 a "bumper."
oveci74.7. this
troupe give ft uenccul.
city. Thi3 i.L.Asoflanv cornea tc us with g.f.,oti re.,oTr,
luenciatlen sfnsu.: fl;c, Eiet, v.:le,r.e theyLrco
oc‘ntstro... We 1u,, - : t uusi: for I thoul
full hotile.
LYCEItIN E!
GLYCERINE !'I
Ctrir, if the boil rirticict; for chi,;00... , d bc,nelg now in
vogue. War:Lintz:l a aura cure. Yu: sale af
SUPER'S DRUG STORE,
Corner Penn and St. Clair atreets,
St.-eNyth avd Ecuith. re3toreri.—Mr. Jno.
'ivino• ter, milt:. above Pitt3bargh, en the Penalgyl
:arait, Calla% Wheu T eLtimf:ri , eki
EQJrhe.vz,', , P.:tto,%:,
N9w. exrellent heattlt."
Ileuti, - ;.c1:9 Debaiify.—Mr.
of 2.irmingb.:.co, saps: "1 klo.ve formtl, it likariluvo.:„.
Holland Bitten, a rentt:i.l3 ic, Y 7 eu aae o and Debil
ity. My wife haa also 1.15...)a it nitb. be T,
Mr. L. S. Nirliclrcm : Plitthurslt, al 3o remir:;. , :
- tha.cll ,, J ez7.4.3o.rpme.z.i. relid Erna: itm - ace fur
.11.-rafiser":.
Cautiunt—at:c ofutzo;for L'ev.-have'. - : iltd!and
.11imr,I. Sold at $l. 1% , : brietia, cr"aix battles for $5,
by tiro eels Par, , n, Jr., tz. Co.,
r3ornar . of Third end Smitliaeid streats, and DraggiA.4
t:iiATfl Dc —lt gratilinie cent
itniong any it tortairlY k beiin nhe Lave
tiled arid teete4 the extra•irdinary YitLu.ee oontainAl.in lir
S.u - ,astrAkr'g celebrated iltonnvii ii:iart,ly a clay
paNiiiia, ivdr.rTat) ,l , Doiinr Cd.,ea riot. rocciTo
Iron t'ec,,nt lie , trt•ttrielien. s,dicitonv
ter, brotl , ; , r, aint C,llll
- gilitlione., _fur kiz '.l'4l'nCY in nriteriz.. E l to - Rnd
For thu cora c.f
Conn:ipitin.ti, lack a c ol itli!:nn,<
tendeLcie:, or. se , .iily zoireci,d 41x,tile tt..t-pe ._:ere
t:.er direction r.gi
a on We bottle.
For cafe by drug 3 and dealer:: golinmlly; uverywhcre.
aD , I by ff.05T1 , 21 . .E1111- ;1; sniTii,
;101'4'4 tin t. — raptietors, 11137 Pear, ,ItreDt.
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DURING Tl - 1 . 1 ISIC).NTII;3 JAUAJY
DR. CALVIN M. FITCH,
y be daily at his 14...;z2L0,
. .1.93 rtr.ll street,
CPPOSITIZ ET. CLAIR HOTEL, Pli..o:ltuuciii,
'E'er al; aftliet7On.Cl of the TEL I 3OAT and LUNGE,: al•;e,.
FSITALII DISEAIiES, and ot - .er comp:air:Li oe.u
-pU,ooleil er pre.l.l3poel_q; .1.-intiLiniiry
If, ivarra nay canna, DR. FITCH zinable to rte
inair.rlurini - , , the peri....l hbor nana,ici, the atiGehitzr,ilt
be eon:lath:3 by We i..5.-inCiate, W.
FITCH - F, - oold earnestly rercind the., vile" nary la
borbig under incipient or Booted ilifealle , of , he
lonige, of the imi , ;_ , :bince of ilieniee'r.; - e: timely otioe•
Lon, .ii it id only wbee tedreo in 3r:4cl:friable :hoe foot
dirraefocean Li" treated witlyiny jußt hope of tincrza, aid
tha nLa yof r.fer: Weti ' lvill not wafrecitiontly rotider
loony Cale; and of erwi_i2 our-Able hise.
DE. I'IT - 03.t rozid aloe 24 the ar7 he 1.1
deal Rankly with hoe patients, none heed tiniiy wne
rate *n their true read:lion, tho e-.iu.ll.BGAte i.l
lump, and their probable Chancel of
pmm (mmw
c...aamuulatava be Da.
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