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BE ATE it COUNTY,' ni: . 4 .
Ls the Orphqs Curt to a id for the noway
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~,,..,...y, of : itztver, i before Ithe Ron. Daniel
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i; . ,?tg - de . Si Pt!eaident, and John Scott'
..-- - I .i . • ; 11- 9 4 wo - gdru!_ , Esti ti ; ,: AisoPiatee,
p lplge t a j .. oficsaid ?Co urt. In tte•mectler of the
parlit on of the ecral f eitate of japes, M'Kee,
late o f Hcii4welti tp,ll.leaver honnty, deed.
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Th rommor.catealtb 'of Pennsylvania, to Kan
e'y iti Reel, (wid4v!..) Hiram Mhkee, Mary Elis
abeth I,;tfelie.e.•*olact guardian is Charles R
:13arre of-Neir Rewickly. tp., Alexander McKee,
residi g in . ' Fretidom, Bearerico. George Mc-
Nee, iresidlng iti Kentucity,l an d children.of t
~ A !Aril* McKee q. deceased i eon) 'ail follows; !
'George, suitiioseit tp be in California; 'Andrew
•jaciteS,l'Mnry 'Elisabeth spd !Aimee Jane, krt.!
Ree, ell nicinors;4bn reside With their motiter,.!
Nanc,`"it'Llci`ie,iji Waaisbinguin co;. Ps , Mary, !
intermarried Wigi Robert . Fulton, in Itiiitern '
..Yirginia; ithe Cclurt appoint:h. 0.. iticCitiao I .
Guadicnnied 'item, for all the minors ileitis);
'no gn,irsdihu; at@ nil others interested, Greet- i
lug; ThrLand fella of you are, hereby cited to '
be nnill appear afore the Itonrable Judges o p
anij t•bitrtj nt I)enier, in and for-..said county,
nt an . Oiptlim's C.oni-t; to be held.on the aecoed
tti c iii I L, - , cifiNisirch next, to acc refuse j
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rcul t. tAte pf.!,:atid . James McKee, decd , situ-
tu- i
ate n t lioplmteilrip, Denver 5i,, Pii, at tLe,lap-,
• ed.iiiiue mit upon irby,au Inquest duly
Cle(1 bi sni4 Court, and ;returned •to No-
Itettn, 1840, and fotiMl to :contain all
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aw war
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1 c9titainit , o44 acres 118'per
Stu [sr ac.l-4:.
.1 4.11 t pie ilig'6`.) acrvslls per,
tit) re aerie -• . •.r 6.96
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; ; ,liu ti,P v.:cot of nort-noteptrtnie ti) she%
can _ K 1: the ~nme should not he said, '
‘yaetti.ti.e Don. Daniel :Agnew, Preside) t
-(,1 „' ; r t..,...101c.nit, at-Rester, this 28th'd14 if.
ti.,crT.h.f: 1i,60. •1 ' I
Jawinri 2;1•. , 1. A. G. MoCREARY, Cl'k ;
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!`‘) ? I''.'lAYS COU itT SA /4 itl4
- r) y :rii ue cf. nu order of the Orollau'i
('rut f Tivl.rer county, dill be expose 1 ,
to t 7; .outcry, 'op the
I!:•;Pe. ,, lia, • February
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ll the font.wini real estate of
pee, ~ 1 11,9",t1'r%rroll. situate in ave . :ere
I. enmity: bounded and describ
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f.i 114 10 lt, , ginning at' a post/or
birk - , , rr. thence by lan.ls ferwilee
n north 76 deg. wegt SS'
smut, i,orth 6:5 Jrg. west-66 per to a
r ,, rth , S 8 deg west 11 per. to post.
'Liz d of t 4 omuel - Miller...sJuth 77 deg' •
ot.e-41f to post,- erst
Mteonk. 'smith! 34 deg. cart 98
I , r o'nettnut.- thmae ! - .27 ; liana oi William
211,3 I.vid :Nichol, north 17 deg.-4mst
beginning; containing 122 Acres '
,strict meattre, !about 80 Ac i res
in a state of cult I'va,iarl, on
_*biol,
• +rr Food new frameldwelling boti'ae,
rhP.I +ir , tible leg barn, the premises Well
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t.Ys—One-tbi t d of the pUrchas• money
an , confirmation of the Sale by the ;
balance in two - eipial: annul instal
, fil i om that date, . with finterest thereon
'tune time., .'For further information in
of . Dr.. John lcCarroll; - . Frankfort
l'ir.hgs;, Deaver .co - „' B . • oiler of Court."'
q. y 60.: A. Cr: 111'CIF.EAltli, err!.
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LEAVER CO:I3 — NTY, I
TN the'. matter of the partititt of the real
1 estate of - Moses . b
Rambo. deed., in ther
tourt of said comity. To GeergellV.
Lrodesr,,. and Jane his- Wife, formerli
MargOret Rambo,.:widow—Marion pin-
•' glrt•'.n‘..iid.liannah his erife,•formerlY Hannah
I:na ho, IGen,o3o,.James Wallace and Mary •
U I) , .s.rife, formerly Mary I. Rambo, Gao IV
tr'rey Ind *Margaret his. wife, formerly' Mar-
It' f tid.c,, Elizabeth Rambo, a mititir,wh i ose
tiviihaa is John - Gormly.: and all others in- j
it7.-tr.4Take notice that by clrtue of a writ
t ealusitim-, issued out of the
and to toe directed, An incfnisl
. real estate, aforesaid, will, he held .
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. si.z.l premises, s i tua t e •in Moon town
e 299th day of, January A. U IE6I,
sr IA i,' l r;bek AAI INT • hen and where you may
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•-• JOHN ROBERTS, Sh'ff.
Denver, ,Iph 9,1861.-3 t,
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Or' - Sale 'or 'Rent.
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pHE I property at the, confluence of the
I Beaver and Ohio rivers, well known!. as
: - TONE'S pois is offered: for,.sale
'rent 'lf he ' improvements consist Of a large
Tau Story Prick Dwelling House, - with a t wo
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ECitcl*n, a ll the.nicessary . our-buildings,
Isi.me Frame Balm, an Orchard containing
le4welligritfted!fruit trees, all bearieg. t
Also. Three Tenant Houses, '1 large Ware
House, and abotit 420 acres of rich river bOttiOttl
/ 1 0 suitable for Gardening, This valuable
Ir.lpertyi is about 25 miles from Pittsburg, and
- - adjnaing a,depot on the C. & P. Itailroaie.-
1111 Ho'neel ban E been or late acchpied as a
Sammeet,Sciarding House, for which it is well
chiculateeing, situated in the midst of besu
titul and in an exceedingly h ealthy
For farther particulars apply to
• C. STONE,
on tho premises
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TROGEABiIdi OF THE TAME.
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South Carolioa and Jame. Buchanan I
agt;itiat Major Anderson Enid G. tiers' Scott.
South Carrillo!,dello and t 'Vol up ten
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Of 'spades (nigger's), General peon past,et;
Jstues ltnehatian, baring heat pwer,isttiate
South Carolina. They play, ni the old
General, having a Band bind, raws James
Buchanan's best oerer, and t king three
trlekit he euehre's them. . ' . l i 1
: " '• NOTICE . I Ilinjoi Anderson now deal and turns
1 -, - - 'up hearts; James Buchanan , a rtissees; Gen-
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,r y given that the following. applt , , ,„. „ , , .. , „
1 s eal nem; says 06 cannot seat t trio _major
lobs. fur Charters of Incorporation Lave been 1 I P
t' a.le SO tile; COW ; lof Common Pleas of hea ver 1 .nouib - Carolina 'psi* . ikbliOr 'Anderson
r art t.", , Titt that the same will be grante3 by tarot down hearts reluctantly; lames Hu
tt,. Ginrit At ita'next Term. edunuenzing 2nd I cbanan pastel again; 'General Scott passes
',,,nl:H et mafth next, unless cause theni be I „i i i.
1 i s„ , South Carolina proaeo f Mail* An -
0, Tatso toj the cootrar -
Y makes clubctrump, .and says he
An aPplietttioit tut a Charter ter a Church to t ders , No
to r.aiel 'acquire's Chapel, Methodist Epieco- plays ' it.alone , The hand i played, .the
.psi oliureli of 'fearer County. - h- ' 51sjgr Makes a march, and S outh Carolina
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ArAppicatied for a Charter for a Church to and 'James Buchanan 4111,skunied —Bas
t,. c:;,h161 Storer Chapel Methodist Episcopal k m
Church lot ilindeit ' ' Adas and Bee.- ' - 1 ;
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Published by order of Court.
li, ' kr iiou Caws Icihoson 10
.11- 03 1. • MATWW.• S. QUAIL% Pro. • ' '
h I ' ' I ' has written a very strong lett
ing in the moot emphatic ter
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rac'er•sioo tr.ovemoot, declariag
log but rebellion and imolai
ty of the Federal Ektoutire
tile ' Capture - or: any !full :ot
Slates to '-retake them witho
the blood .w.rxeatiure that Ma
ed."l Ile enjoihit upon t 6
neeste , that - wait safety lies in
the Union, and in Peeking,
d , ivetuineut, the redress of al
ItaVd arise& under it -He po'
tength the ditaste',rs that met
j o
union, especially, in the:! t
very atm% and pattintic let ta
• Lli N•OT iL - IC ,
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Nro,Tirl is hereby ci'ven that Rev. John A.
4 -N . Alaiill, of the borough of Ilearer, onithe
13th slai - Ot November. A. D. 1860. made it
- Talurqtaty i assignment to the undersigned of
i s li Vil OA, s anitchattelSjanda and tenements
''''' 'bp behefit
,hf *his creditors. All. pttiottll
,in‘. l nit ittemgelvets to bey indebted to. paid
I j'Al4tA il !ieG'rlii, are hereby requested to al
.I.. ini rn 'iiate i.ashieat to the undersigned, land
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l'ivilig c' mime against him are requested
•'l' ,titl l , st, there properly authenticated foriset-
Jilme . ; • : . WAS LLAIRD
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'4V er s A art. ; ;4ol, '6O. • Assignee. •
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1 46 e riceived by the andersigned
toities,*for building's Bri;ak aud , F
r b 1 . 1 ? 11 1 ' in: Bsilington. Besy'er co, Pa,
Alb 1 4t, till tl.e Ist of Febnniry next.
t r'tti tiotts iefeo totOmitiee
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t ~ G. W. CLAY,
at 2, ; . Ni, ROSS.
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TERMS—Onn,' DoLikal
per - annum, ADVANiCR; -
LABN pill he chili:intl. 1 1 .10 .- pispe
until all arrenirtges ate 6ettled,
IptiOn kiln
Advertisements insetted it
eta. per square,"of thirteen, lin
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tiouescli subsequent insert's!
liberstliseuunt modeto yenrliy
g Letters; and . cenksunnica,
aball b'sre profirpt attlen:errin•
VOice:or Mel tat
Y OLIVER li6NDitlll1 1
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We gips "Otir Country's" ,
With actidened voloe,tnel ey
htthner drfrops ip cloilded
tetiettth the wintry ekir•
Well pledge her once 1n , g 01 ,4
Before her stare have set
Tticruph dim pne reddening or
We hive
_a.Couutry get. :1!
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'Tsl.ert. vain lo si..b - o'er erra
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The fault 'lf eite or sons , i
etir s•Adler herd th'ethrestetis
-And. Spiked his uieless gun l i
He saw thd star-wruathed.enS
!nia4 invaders torn.;
'HU t'imsr it from the Ibatitionest
Tbiiy laughed their rime tul
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Wiiht tlic.tegh their eugTj er,y
Acroa the howlink
They balite the air with; .
'q'he gathering storm "abri)
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Fnaugh at aPeech •. the trump ',
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God Delp teem it -44 teragestl
The pipe egaiust the fl ail
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Ottr toilsome.yeati hive made
Our strength fine slept ;urtfe
The furtiftee fireis siowl. 90,
' Vint -bids uttr plowsh4res itt •
'Tis hurt! to,lowe tbi:breitil the l
In trite of Noturboi rritritti
Toldrop the iron tiireivie we •
Thail weave our web or, tow
To see the'rustling tiithities
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iletore the emp. led
To:f ill° arms that 9041 th
ith rivers froiu theirlocni i
But harder4,till for those who
The truth forgot se long
When 'Mice their slumbering !.
Toe peaeetul are the strong
The Lord have mete
And euiin 'their frenzied
mice our brothers ere the
"lqiilaied with Northern
Mc angle hold his iactuntain
The tiger-pace hi derit!.
Gi;e all the conOtry;ench:bis
, OoJ _kelp . 'us all! Amen !
Fa'zt, Jan. 4, .'6l. •
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..r.trctiftE— AN E XCITI NG i'
LARGEST STAKES Epit t PIA
THE /Woau) -rilarewith i*,l
at Eitchie, which tiros recent
uarties of very high 'l4taqicig
the stakee which . were played
uiegititudo corresponding' wit
ted position of the parties 'I
1 trgeia ..stakel ever : plaYed,
itivetitiou ottim game, and th
hag got wind! if the eoites
bring ex.
Off oee,dingly populer . i
State--it cane ih the pr
hirgeit eoncoUrse of: tatepige/
ever , assembled on the lice
to witness such sport.; Thit.bet
high.on both aides; but towel
of the_gedie, the odd* *ete t
(icor of the winnerg, ,
om
me
rom
'For
.The ticksburg Whig, • ays of the
progoted 'odor of the Comte. lion io that
State, 'which is cotopoaed it4sort wholly. of
Secesaioo deleg' tee :, ; f . 1
If tire Coure Opp Paine lap ordioattee
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of Secesaiou by Mississippi ithout sibs
witting it to the people, there 01 be civ
i/ roar, to Ins dim Bit =idle."
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discontinowt,
d:cpt• at :the
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advertisers.
bus, by mail
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AME-THE
FED FOR IN
progracßme
v playedllly
io life„ snd
ur were of a
the
ele►a
hsy were the
or since the
public bay
—this game
the Uuited
seine of i)is
I spectators
.f the Earth
log ran very
ds th• dose
leidedly I in
Tonuess7e,
decontm
s the wbble
tto be uoih
log. th• du
in cue lof
tbs • Unitv4
regard to
be expoOd•
6ple of Ten
cliogioli to
brough ¶bs
,evils whieb
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4 DEESSi '. I' • 1 '
,; on I T a u lu esd guir s; l i tica t he 1 11 1 11 .i P o i s . tr:
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Vita . last Saarblage.) . Tbe
, lein, Int ,W.Wi I written doe.
. tin tho — Odic, which
; is lo
tiringve - big term , is noreaer -
After general prefatory rti
ote3rnor wamly advocates th
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amen rithoots, declaiva for
y or admitastnitioa, and say
Oition tErincritass thi r fina •
of the State; to husbaild h
eyihipe bee interests and d ;
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hies, ,The I pardoning Ipowe
Ihi to be exercised With' greiA
het where applied, due Futon,
be giVen. The Goveroor'fa. ,
4 abet assneiations, and the
geuere,.. and liberal lairs for
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qsirong man u facturing sail
prises . 1 The veto power he
I t th greet caution .. The di •
IU-cif currency andl ex ban e!
ito , political itroubles, rah II
Jading to proiperity . Ibirt
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Ifi 4 e elte., Should this be ion
beNieil ' the Legialaturw will l
settles of the crisis in a ge - I
&die spit it ., .% ~
I co me
Mgt' then proceeds to pita r
1 Onndition lof public itffuir ,
it Irte election of Litictilli t boa
be pret l ezr , fil disunion: Ile
ere is nothing Whatever lila the
1 ::, 0! Mr! Litichlu to ju•tify any
i 9ary titerupts, and that the
I triaki , ty which elsetid bin,
Jest and most ccincilistowsen:
rd' the South.' The - Oci,verner
16 -6 repot tile r rema , k f ado
th ne I., iled••lpliia,lillit if thi , re lie
nr etetooli which emir •
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Of the fedeiel governnenl, or
pie, its freni operation; they
it4 e be repealed fie Nee!
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Ivira that Pennsy l van ia has
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I to the Constilution that
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1 prntrotte , fraierrittyl andtpeace,
t l i conaiti between the States
cittHstiooti which
h ow sgitaie
Ina State
,tissl a thorn prtif , ud i d
o 1 Penusylvinia. Oedopyidg
to positioh bet Ween thejNort
ii s i . With the great avenues f
ide passing through her bo -
- !the productions of ' b r soi ,
lanuficturing industry Ito he
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tote
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I L id Harriabur
in protience'
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!message ts a
lurnent,lin all
lipiteilslbitn d
iItY diselosed.•
;marts, the t
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h oYstrtu of ou
i* strict keno
lit will be hla
'pia! resources
Boatmen to
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;famish i , her t
l i lie thiu!ts, 014
icaution, and
iotice rib ould
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iTrots ca pi ta l s
e or nacttueot of
i t • • pnia • tiona
,c
I Wining eote
1 gill iexergi4a
turned amid; t
it attribute
{ itrltiug is ,
return of eou'i
I i delayed, he
I Meet the uuc
irroue atA pa .
! ; The Geyer
the alarming
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isserting tbs
he, o wade th
I svtrs that the
i life or reeorl
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ctrustitutintiai
ihive th ; ,!kirid
}linen's:tow:l
• luli•es, occasio
I by him in II
any lasis in It
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ti . r i es tee mils !
"'which ob.tru
iSti•mhi ;at, VI
truthfully a;
i Fier been lo'
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nlio will ever t
4d l a libenl
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In the grave ' ;
• 'e !tl
1 c•mutry,
rb•Maerti tha
1 au in teruredi
I and the-Sirut;
I• r!rsvel add ir
ters ' a 4
i tiriin ,
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Southern LI • iobare,_citte ri bound' te the
by ties krf kibilred and *octal inter4soors
and the! verien of distuimi involves m
meotoui colluences to h er ; people.,,
The_ idve,nor theA arlAucti for a ;lucid •
qtely tprritebtivii terift isys it Ain* ;One I
titelikottituett issues of th e l e late canzur s ig ,
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Ati_tiref„b davit *,lt-aii,oat of 4W '
nal principl Ai of l'enu4lvatiiii iri,litic. I
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acodnoty._ &declares ilibt - iLileyoUr p
to acre ; th demanding justice Or ;the ..;
qelvee in dr recent election; they bad a
desires, ti in i nterfere with I or+ abridg e t o
rights -o ti. PeDple o giber tar to
i
the present 4happy condition of our cond.
fy, it . will - belpie duty lof 'PeonsYlvitzla
t' m i re —wqlv- the prople ;Of the States
which retnailayal to tbe'Lluion in no! '
1 1 1,
j' L ust and ho norable `
measures of copcili -
Imo and fraterrial kindoesa. ;Paansy!van a
can never a&plicarre in the right of an,
s tate; to!eeoedel; aut.} in the duty of eta ~.
ipg die progress of anarchy ' l aud enforcing
the laws, Penniryivania; with' a milted peo4
r il e , -wilt give the national authorities au
Nonni, faith ift; land active support.; Th e
integrity of the Natienal; Union must is'.
Preserved at very _hazard! The Govern r
their corWudesiby referring, in very appr
Oita langttsge, to the ;trying' ticaea t
which be•asaurnes tbo duties of his hig i
Office i. r'efers with great
.'modesty to hi -
self, and his ': conscientious .mn.tivei., and
then invokes the aisistanol of God , for him
self and the blessing of God on the Staff)
end' 'Ns t inn . ; • ;; 1
i The first message of the GovertOr ca
' f a il ' 'f giving f '
scarce . , setts motion to the
ran& people i of the State, irrespenive of
Party. It i d '.6rm, yet moderate in Ito
tone, dignifi ;and unambitious in '14,09
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just, Set; conlialory in teroper, i and iimir!
ably suited for!fhe peculiar time at 'which
i( was delivered, and for ;the publicity Soirth — w - bich Ittie ;Gabarnatoiial mestge of
a great bo der State like 'Pe
onsylvania is
mire to_cbtaid. l l It is free' fr i oco all bluster
abd,braVado, and abounds with kindnera
abdmodesty. i I 1 1 - •
! We think old Pennsylvania has 'reason
to be .Iproud of "Old , Andy."—LPitts.
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1, •Szoassron Soiiiitratt.'—the tefiigrap.
ralates.that the bust ofi John C. Calhoc ~
which has beertlilseed at tha l yight hind of
the Prei;iden ea ichair in the South 6Colinla
SecOssica . Ce sentiou, tieirs the toli i onin
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perversion of Scripture: 1
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A "That which is written', execute quick:.
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ly; the day la tat sPenti Ike bight is it
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tit charapter foe, those who; are taking a long
step towards 'bre dark ago.. South !Cern
lina piety has seceded . from the established
pladttig,i which is: "The isfett is tar' spent, i
if'. day,l2 at hand." , 1 1, . .1 1 , 1
I 14 . 0 w 'def. I The., ire i ruining Isnot*
et Scripture, irhioh says: "lire lord dark
hers !.,rather than light, becriuseli yot
deeds are 'coal ,
And riiilel we are , nixie tie Boritoturel,
Ijiis as well Tnbeerite that the fi rst nut of
e -
aboie m otto,
io, "That which is written
execute luio IY," is the ieciiiisionista! glo ss
of (the _ words A Jesus to dodge Iscariot, on
the night h betrayed itiru--"Ttit tho
4 1 0*, .do qui 0.Y." • '-' 1. - 1 '
I
i And, tis if t 4 eonipleta the parallel, th
Scripturir-g I on: "Judas , tbee, filavin
rtmeivedltbe op', nierti, finntediately : out . :
and it was' of lit." I ' 1
IriWhen, trai quote , Seriptures, how .
°hely it is t hat they provideatiallistu •
le on Judas illieatiot...Urs. nine. 1
I 1 1 I
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imblished . 6,0111
04t• Leuleiatill lb:
Wee tole°. ',,'ili
i nts the effeo kki
ettiard
1
feetfron fiat iJ
France would
her fornier
England lire !,‘
foreign noun!?
and an}:ewen
perspecttee sr.
marker i 644
their att utind
'Mho:
iiii4i iil l ooe C
i j
anti. re•opene h ,
the'desitits'ofl e
hrn - Eurnfe. !! i
after the ni•ili 'I;
ports from di I
York—brut eiJ et.,
Gulf Portre-j , ill
frigates of rin
ready to neisiii i l l,
nil , iggra tidt,!ei
power that lean
frier:di) and , ioii
helping ,tisi ? I I
hare seciedel Irr
thO 1 power that
the Union in Ili
late beep brip6i
that'll wli feaeb.
great Re briblifii
aa'Well a 'thdie ii
was; a r
for l Fe to
lose I.theii
prt i tut
the tra
try u
fert
vett tre.
pieces
tie not
the
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of ibe-
1112
the 11
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tile:,
fibril
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vault(
Duct in mt.
ee
ti etOleirs,
ing . Aug ties
toisitis,
ea4l e
Rill :kE pt the'
it tie Dom/ sr
desires rt.' To
self U4ti
tngtou
A!
sod
Un'iOth,
to bii!Te
Eur4pes
sacrilegt
this '-
Union
Bur Ope
_and Awl
eolntlo;
land ''
of ti
• 'it
iii•in ..
the peol
tow of ik
day . in
pit to vote
in case es vf
tional treist
to the coAtnni
et:Tilly Could!
freellabnr has
seven sod 'r
voters iult
he
firmiklive. T 1
1
tborHigh t)
in their c me
sage; and 'n
atropg gr u
agaitist al
great and ,
pnbiic is 1
yond thei
admit thel
but not du
even Rasi
derstood A
1
,stiOnid pre
tiagettef:
Nartin V i l
At'
lit
city;
At a Iv
City; :e:-P, t
hi Ittf, Wel
Lincoln, II;
' Chi.
II
1 I
MEE
d
I' \
lid
"U
he I
' bIN
oftl bi
i thr
itti I
stink
aids.
a i;
iulio
"
--I
pole' rf , ..ntie •
lu utlie ,i(fli DL
for: ithi•Netitt 1 I
I lbu! II f Neese
ally , h lithinets
beiio mtiti'
tri
pato tie! ,
ft ! eesi#l.fe
int; a where ,iii
Mist thein.L.. ji
Gil eighb4r i t
When obe ~4 !
'oil 1 t he Coefedet
surf on led !and i
i
e . e l ea f 611.0
1, , and d tree
1 ed be e
d,i lot
bo '
nify
ll the
t
_. l upon' a
the !source;
f lmi 114114'0f
,pirell . lite ist the af i
eeltok , lodged deep 1
and,
übAtit. • All the joutnals o !
oni c ih President's lkles•j
1 disunien momment, take
of li ' b
ot .a g ar et, smelter°, n
Forilth it,' el Ter to the,
d eblig tea American re,
monetrosity ts It, be be
ofd;,,aprehetipialnl They !
, wr i i e c.- ' , u!ionil, riht, , ,
lity.l' W hen
lif il rot tin.l i
ictiel r epublic
I I I
nob a coo ,
I
vet t
free
il
'4l
Troops in
1 I r t Rearm. .
;1, • --1— l i g .
lately published, saga OicePittebitrgh
felt; the iudigntt reply, of a eou.
tam common sol dier to the allegation
Gov'. ,Pickeris, of S outh`' Carolina, 1
the troops of Pet and New
bad shown cowirdiee at Cherubuseo.
:Philadelphia Frets has iti article, on
l • game subject, showing ibutl the i Penn.
a IVanisas were miles l away on the day of-i
)
that battle. The art ele eitual des as 101-
iir
lo s :
1 4 13 at the Executiye of South. Cuclins,
in the remark* 'altivii quoted,r while-itu
paling want of comer to the - Penusylva:
Jana, has tittppreemi tte ri,b - that they
1
f a iled to abate isrlite itamediat gloriee of
the Otruggle it Cheruhuseco. sot y, towboat)
they were -forbidden to flog ho y. Abe ex
piate-icon:mend of Gen. Scii ~ On ilia
wonting • 'of the 101' :of lAuust, '
1847 '
they' were adtancedt b twee h Sat Augustine
anti Cmitreias, so that white this it eolitinu.,
el to cover the park d train, ( they might
serve as a-support to the attack ing column.
Wile° the;iiedrp 'worel carried iiliey jotoed
ardently inifire - puixpft, but i t tv'fiw recalled
hi' positive Ordere."l This etteumatance
alone prevented thein from taking aw ac
'‘e Put id the engagement irrOtalt follow
, ,
1 1overnar. Pickens; while s 1 peaking l so
respectfully of the l Penasylv i unians and
Yorkers, failed
. to inform his audience
that 'mane battle of Cherub)iseta would
have proved so sanguinarydor been so
ly contested, hid, it not beim rot some
.lar eooduet of the PalmOto volun
aat Contreras ir expectation of the
of the Mexicans hese chivalrous sons .
South Carolina w . re stationed purpose
to intercept the tight and . compel - the
render' of the escaping foo r But, to
autprise of e'VerYbOdy kit lbemselves,
allowed ottOrly the entire •retreating,
of the enemylto oweepipast them
little or no 'molestation. They,
w !come relafOreements to the gar
at 'the ehureb t andi dridgethead'; apd
resistance sided Wiaterially;io prolong
sad.rentleriog doubtful the] conflict of
da I, -
`Th.Te I , t
ext time or— Picki
us un de r. l
1
to speak .of the i relative ,cOuragit aft
volunteers of, this State-ad iof iouthl
line; "he should tell'his it feta' how, I
4
fearful struggl 4 at Chapnltepee, the
ITHDIEIDS - buatattied for a long, time
te fire of, the'lltlexicinv While the
toes were forming in time ehehered
of Tacubaya - I w; I'
.., should feet - mut .o them.th lo evb
the two regiment, teaffeted ' l W,that ea-
einent. ' Ile should inform tbem [bat,'
i
old batallion•flagl of Colu m bia county
i lle.first to wave from the ramparts of
castle ; fltiatiog tere it, t h e' morning
whiletthe chivalry wore let i t elamberiseg /
the Precipice. 1 l' '
Add he should • let them; know that it
AS the moo: of the 041 Re atone- who
irld the batteries t at aftern 4n, on the
du csuqeWay, land ! held lb
tt gate un;•
t k li!ghto agXivat ill force twenty times
tarldrni ~,tube. r . It 4s'eltoge i ther likly
' theleonstituents of Governer Pickens
hkre more tespect for Ptiorpylvitia
age, it they - were apprized of a few' of
facts " • I '
iseing
• Amok =
ituPpor
politisst
rot *Os
rerhaps,
ley ovir
are and
eat "on al
1 )
cotton,
t , lq in
tii.e
ill
am-
!D de-
f a
,:Dun au
: ,o h t' 1 and:
g e ll e e
iir il tr i u r
i :te w : til l ' l iid oe:7 6 : : :
here ASe
o lei! 'it
to ',ll till
aey, 'A
lotectutti
ri, ill)
tliditi
Foresiglo.: • '• 1
n a latter dated Nay.i
1' • I.
late bad a . labo ions ;, task lere, shut
*vatiob ia dead and its ' actors and I
,I .
as will.onlY be remembered by , the
1 to be eise`ra' c ied ' for tit. wicked 1
•
JO , to seer . nd eetroy.th only good
in i . •
/eminent on, the 00)1, and. ti that pros
;eliriti and hap piness we enjoy . ?yet every
oiei. porti.in of the World. illAnatev gal-
lo s ought, lip be 'the fate of!allsuch atuld
tiius men, - who would involve ',heir coup-
try lit, oivllwae, and all the
. evila in its
train,' that t hey might reign 'abff ride on
it whirlwinds and direct the storm. ' The.
Fr e e people of'. limos United States have ,
emketi, and coneigned . these wicked dema
gdguea to ;.their `proper .doom. ITake dare
ofl your nullifiera; . you have thpm among
jelii , lei, Omni. meet with thel indignant
fr4wnek of every man who l loteel hie noon-
try.. The tariff, it is ',linol f known, wasi a
mare ',-pretext. i *' , , *I . ITharefors,
tint tarif f was only ale pretext,) and dim,.
oit,n and a Southern Uonfederady. the real
object'. The next pretext' will be the
Nagro or SlaverY queittion. I
"ANDREW( J/ItKEION."
• I
Clibinit of South - Parol
' ll' • . ••••• ' I
1(lov. Pickens has divided toe dertlei,ot
•tha ezeentieiadministration; of .§out't Care
or* among his, He 'appoints.
I Hon. A. G. . McGra , th; Secretary of
fitati; irlosa duties• wil,ba to regulate' the
intercourse With ether States, and foreign
Pitwers, to maie treaties, regnlaili the onto.
I m t iree and appoint conaule., , •
Et D. F. Jamison, Sepretary of War,
charge of ill the military operations
met and.defeod the Siata.l
1. Memflinger, Seeretity of 'lb*
ry, to manage the finances of the
1.
H. 4fetlett, Postmastorl F
Goners' - to
, r
- the' postal departnieht .- and
kale. , .
r Garli sgton, geitetary . of the
whose duties will be to attend to
iatterdi including thit militia and
:I
cola•.
w
ted .that ;
tit, 01345
,repute,
.mittee:l
iocral
ptioS Cal
y
I
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,E,__
1861 .
the Battles of
Jackion's
4
a: Jacknoa said
I ,
A .farmer I
made° his tlast will! and
mt io wordi few bistsiguiticaut:,"l
Jibing, 1 owe nothing, anti I gire,the
tbe poor r
bs vs iblietved ,
ogi no. tastier That
mg t. is 'opt to g e
Itbat a,
. ot 1 th
.
,
• r
1111
using
' •-- • entry]
c hange. -
= t
e9hiniges -
.
position to
al Soogs, , a
t
tsin, .public
and Georgl
for t the .1:11:a
i
fathers foni
1 1 da •',
7's
-11 'i
1 1 aince r s
t gai entirely
eyelids the
listening to
,tth Star Sl
, iroin 11 adz])
broad gle)
r
gentle ea 4 ,i
far-or
thitiirr cot
sing of the
hstive ten(
fstfa , lly qu
ring 'note"
Ward like,a
break' olio
Of the fuel
ed - on a t ri
ii6ated tipn
tons raffi
antee to ue
t•
nese a ny
enti,eareci fr
brajeely•filli i
tOrtee.
I I-1
• H. w the -e e Cheated. - 1- ' - 1
I 1 i
Private l
advices . from South Carolina
gat that,..t.e people were enured 'the Se,
ceaeiou naniement would' be conducted
Without any disarrangement of . .hriaineas,.
and to e peacetul- conclusion in their own
way Re , t 'id l at' ooB have, however,
changed thee t e optitioria, and they -. are now
beginning iireaiize"the' - eeaseqtignce'ol tbie
rash fapertme at. ' . ,:. 1 ;
I Cliarleqi i tn, now' ab t1e.,,,..h.e5t setton of
the year to_her- trade ? -isr' aluroit deserted,
acid comme rce
is seeking 'another_ and safe r
channel,, i'so one ..w r eek her receipts of
cotton hael - fallen Off eleven thou ll sa d
,bale.
—,-ireaa 1! ,p OO, tO - 5;000. 1 i
i is neiw'belitived.!that lilesars. ' vottii
and , Fle'ycl played'' into the headsof the
Fb-cessiouisis Ihroughoui, •,shapitigi- 'hair
policy by..i chi) developmeute of "Jtthe T Presi
dent and the rest of tb l e'CirbineGind'i c givine
the l conspirittore all the heuefiqidflail their
inforniations ae to the y probatile course of
the 'Administration. (There le no 'l dozi4l
slr Floyd gave assurances to the South
Carolina delegates that the statui ivraufd
ft, it
not be changed at Ch rlestpo, but rba acted
upon Os bin anthori y; and presumed up...
cM!his Priti r- td iSof ,o 1 the tlej?ieei ;tin a.
question a ~c ling'hii own depariMent.
1 The Charleston ' people 'Will leard, when
it- re too !ttle, how cruelly they`hav e o been
'deceived, 4t6d !what ti fatal mistake .they .
have made 1 J3t1.9 ; K. '
--. 11 • -
Ke
The .1,43'1
ielpo,
ttef
ri: I
nar
otucky',
0 lt
1
Ida lette
,:'
•1 , ---- — r 7 - 7 . - 7 - - ,
'You ae.c the co-operatiou of c . theSouth
em Suites, in order to redrtss our wrongs
Soldo Weill .Yau have no bops of 'a iedresi
i l o'lhe Uoi'pol. „We yet, 'leek hopefull y
,to
assuranci a that a powerful reaction 14 going
tibial the
i lcr.,th. - IYe , seek it remedy irk:
secession 'on the Union. We . wish th e
• • , ~
United action of the Slave • .
States; "asscruw ,
tiled in CA;ventiori within the ', Ution--
,
You would act - seParately ,: we unitedly.—
If Alabania and other Slate ;States.... ___
Would meet' us in Conventioo, asyri at Nash,,,,. It -Roger Sherman - was a meinaber of
villa, or elsewhere, l se early as the firth day
egg front Connecticut. e Was son
Cougr • f `lie t ,
of . 11?ehrua t ry, I do not , doubt : but we there from. th e shoelnaker's bench John
would egree.in forty-eight hours lapel' such 1 hp e l c lph, who bad Indian boiid in hit
m
reasonshbglguaraees, 'by T way ef Smend...l veins,- .once rose, 'and with hi • sqqr.aking
merits to the Constitution of she United i voice said, "I should like, t know what.
States, as wouldl command at leasttlie•ad-
the:
the ° oi gentlemen trout ,Connecticuit, befnre.hu
probation of our rintr(grouss friendeln the,..camb here, did with hip leather: sp i re', ?"
Free States, and by giving themil
time to i l'ilr. Sherman; mi m i c i n g the same 'squeak-
Make the :question wi th the people] there,' lug sound , replied , tet, cut it uprtu,Make
• • • , i,/ . i ,
such reaction ' in public opinion might take r moccasins for the ;descendants Of Pooa
plaee ie te l socure. nor rights and ,EIEVB the h,,, D ip e f"- , ' ,
Government ". ri - __
. • , ••""------ wm.On a wet, miserable, foggy . r,lon on -
1 The - Prompt Clerk.; - I day, Charles Ltmb was socoeted..uy, a beg
', I ogee
knew,'a young man, said '
an ern. gar gar wornau, with,. . • . 1 •
,•
~,
inent ; p preacher, wlts
i - is commeucing life 'Pray, sir, bestow a little ebsrity
upon 'a
as la clerk. '1 One day Mso sehlo is pet -
ti e i i ii n .f ,lI ; 1 . L . ,' ishing - for leek of food. Beliere me, sir,
emPloYer said poor -destitute, widow wows , , _
• • '
I "Now, Ai-morrow—that - cargo of eaten . 1 have seen haitav -- ilaYa•' I
I Moat' be int 'out and Weighed,. add we must 1 LiSo hate I,' said Imiab; \ ban, ing .thei
bate a regular account of it," ; . pOdr - creature a . shilling ; 'eo haral: it s ,g 1
, H 1 He was a young min : of e ne tty.. This miserable &ay r Good bye.' ~ , •
was the Sriit time lie'Lad beenieritropted to , .•
, ' . - '•••••• ---- 7 - 7,ietit-iti 15 ` - ,
1 -- il 'theexecution of this • k
bee
rp- ''
exited
gre•Ntlr: Sniffking _ hem D
superinten work . — 1,
Ilamscle [bis errs) ist. av o frOers An a congregailogis will 13 entl e i tze .
Li,,,,a. ~,, Lue mewls° , Larson r
'the effect•of, the best discourse- first -ever
ace, and Instructed all the laborers to be
Were 'at IA 'past 4o'clock: 5,9 Alley s it,
. was
..,
• -.- , , _
to work , and- lie, thing Was dOnef, and about - 'preached. ,
ten" or eleten o'clock lin tile day big ern
ploYer cants in, and seeing him seated in
t3(11 counting, lionise, looked - very black ?
ouPpcmingl l Jiis comMands bad not hese ex,:
1 1
eented. ': I 1 .1—
1 "I tbOuglat,g said ' ' he, "yu' were re
quested, •
to,get out that cargo of cotton this
morning r,' - . 1 . 1
1 '
,'lt ie all done;' replied the clerk, "and'
here is the'account of it "
~
• He neieritioked behind' biro :from ihst
moment—never 1 . liii'obaractOrlwas fized,...
noufidercawas'etitablished. ..• 11. rwas 'found
6 be the.min to 6 , 14, ibint viith..proiapt-,
uses:' Be, very actin ; came to be the one
that coul nut be spaied--be wog as Imes: ,
sal , to th e firm as one', a the!pariners:; 7 —
lie was 'a' religions man,, and went thro'
a life of d great benevolence, 'and tit - his
death was able to leave his children an, SlM
ple f ortun e . i .
1 1- • •
• I i -
'tarn, is said,; that the editor of the
ChiteleitOO Ale rcur:y, , who its fierce
• diennion articles, is one Gerdoni a !leave
1 of Slavattihneetts, who . ' has ben in_ the
South but two or threeleate.. . '
wan bitten
a animal ia
himself.
Iffni
=
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,
,
I
Ell
C ~
p.'
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r
t I o, Abandon the Nationalilongs.
11 podia of one of our ISeti ii thern
openness hie determined op
thelalizinJonnient of the 'Nation-
I
.1 ' ' • '
.r
indicated in the action of-cer.
1 githeringel in- 2outii i Clarnlina
itt,todureesiza to a peculiar love
4e old' &trellis under !thrill our
ght and I won; The !cher, naive
.
• , '1 : , ' t j ' 1 ' ' i
lly beliee I clever could learn to
over tt.' certain tooistui•ell, of the
always comes * to, me when
the sweet end slately Melody of
.angled'natiner, Whether liyauing
; soy - o f mimic soldiert. , ro the
' 5 . .t,day l , or whether at njihtfill,
over moonlit weeti front
ioe•of.bsttle-sltirt, Nerd do I
If caeily conquer a eerreirt Hog
finger-ends, sod a peculi r ttr corn
[army which'ill . creep peer my
4;t. nature, when the "sod! .fitir 7 ,
Of Pair Cplitutbia, ruarellog !M.
I army to As hold; , suddenly ,
s my ear ' Much less, iu.'ciew
;had &reit Yan'see DoOdliollity, '
4iring r fiddle by A : 13 4 re boy,
"a, in`
,bile, will ernes emu'.
lie, n ch aracter, would; II guar
rya my 'heart to • utter ;forgetful
other of our national mei'odies,
rie by So many recolfectio4 of
ghs fields and hard-earled sic-
ntucks and Alabantai j.
lisville i papers duLliebl i the cor
) betwiiro G'ov. Itlagofilu,' of
the,Goiernor iettiar.)4
=ME
RE
==IZZICI
ES TA. i3LISIi 1.8.18 1 , (
The nit Vittpry• . ;-- . - 1 ‘
-;-,. •-7... - ; • .--4 .)..-1 i
South Carolina bea•-* Just olai . to the-flt
boast- of the brat, victory. The o United
States harp,. proved the weakerlpparty la r
. the'tirst conflict, and hare gone tchthe we - 10 p
in.if;•.‘. i2rogramme 'of upeicettbie"'s Sates-
13m13; 1 111 e great features appeat.- - "fohe• (bet.' i
arming of the State, threwing tipliiiiiteties . - 1
seizing forts and firing upiid the United
States ilig.•. The last outrage 2eucculded.„ 1
'
defeating au , oider of the President, itd I
t ha! - ',troops wera hi-Ought backi:,..to,;;Now :. '.,
tork and landed tlitte. . Whert2,weit. Mai .l.
jar ,k nderion's thunder T ... . The right thing .:
woulJ '1), ye been .-', to open fire t ou. Fog '' •i
11t null tie or any other spet'whieh liuti mak e sl,
ing hostile demonstrations again st theflag .
of our Union. The indignities ito wide!'
the -American flag and its is proteatoi4r_ 7 . 4
aiming this nest of pestilent:rptitoitt'are., : ‘, ' i •
subjected, are enough to stir a fever in the
the blood of age. - Letter writers tit'Cbatliii;:' ,
ton 't.ay: that - email' Steamers - and other •
craft fn'queotly , approXch Fort Sinister - int , .t,
the 'most taunting and tiggtavating,marineri:z - 1
knowing that Anderson'si .inattue ions for A
bid him to regard insuliing demo iitia!iiiva, p
ay
which" only exhibit a - mean ti,. - orayeti., 1
spirit. Even. a;wesieuger from Jlditjnr:Ati, i
derson4to . pincnie mail:matter ca not laud i
5664 tU that Citi of otitleitit., i,
~_;Pint* is'. also encoura g ed - by titijt Cattro- r., I
line, which is Coercing thel.Toited - Bats
t.'
,t
A - 1 tn
ittle steamer ,: -- ditiitatche by the :‘ , 01. , i• i
lanrPickens; --- S - nticed the ,stpatiship,blatt. I,
11pp-11990 - the breakers it the month of :;
Charleston harbor, •beesise she getibits - itif
the-outiageous etistowl of •saiiing sindettir.' •. -'
United - States flag: All buoysy lights stud' /
channel' marks - - - - ha ve ; been remove t , -:4
A correttendent - at .ass mote W taper ,
declares that,Soutit CarOlina -IterMf is its-
tonistiad that the Federal -GovernMeut de;• ‘,.-
•lays defending itself against, snch grosiii , ,l
pci
a outtageoui insults, ' they are only in-;.t 1
vitatione to further attiolts...l - flat-a - 'olelvii -.
and decided policy been pursued two months
ago, -- tt.inga would never have come to this ';
present pass.--Pitfo. Jour. , ,
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- A 11E44 L Ward.
the well kotitvc ."eteanaboat, map,' or
Detroit,? Nays, in a letter Ao tti4"„
- "I have now on band , a sufficient quan
tity, of iron to make seders huodrisd Itesty_
cannon and twenty thousand stand of rifles.
will sell• the Whole of. it to the State of,
Michigas'or thenited___&tates, twelity '
yeah , ' time, I . Ilj
f thej , will nialt — in pbedienclr
to the prescint I ponstitiition and; thri'liwo
3f this country, sad retb6r thanllieve the
-Constitution altel'•ed to faior Oil rery_aud
corruption, -I wauld - make it en ut candi t
tipyial contribution to the . .cause` of ftett%
dom." r•• : •
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ler ..The Washington tion , has,
the following motto on its' title (pager , '
4. T1/0 Constitution 'and the Uttionlthe ric h .
eat : blessing whieb ha* ' L ever
stewed in-any Tbe coilsz;(001,:"
is,just new' doing ita very—Little 'Jo tramvg
ple down the one•and destroy - thelokh_ttr.— -
In view of ibis fact, 'Would . it neClbe moriC
'nensietent to so change the - wonlis of the .
motto as to accord with ita endeavors.
, •
var. Mr. Sen%ard!e 'speech, _de p:te the
articles lo the Constitution', ,bieb_ de-
DPiinces it ie nitmeattured phrase; has bud;
a decidedly soothing effect food'tie doing
much good. Mr. Crittenden patriotic
that
it is in the right direction, patriotic: Aug
statestrninlike. ,
The heat effect of the speech is 'to' allay
irritation and enable all parties t i e- fleet
on a 'future eattise., , •
Kirlt in rig disgrace not to De table to do.
everytbiug; but to uuderiiike,'.or pieterul
. do, wbst you are pot dirio for, is p Rog
abamet*, - but extremely' trouble.riSo ace
veritieus. , _ •
ma k ,Some author tette , us shit
said fit. fan she tongue." True, if
ery bodle.innuth.
Ipe,..Every.fnol knows bow ofte KO.
been a rogue ; but every "
vogue r
know bow often be , bas been a a [ ul s ,
r I
86rWhy ire fizeii,etare like • riiekexiii
Because-kthby (1.14114 J -
t.'
lerAini to be id all 11,ioge aticeptable
to crud, au4l you trouble youreelf;but-i,lit
tle abaut the opioionalof man.
octe , like • shaded be
vidwed in all bituations, or its colOrsHoill
o deoeive yen. • I • •
He :Oho know
tor anmilter.
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