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THS YaSNUEACTOssY.

'ENliE Subscriber would respectfully i'll
e form the Merchants and clizcns OF
Eh@clicld District. aud The public i'll general,
thai he has commenced Manufacturing Tin
U0Ie at DunionSville. nine miles North ni
Ehsclich Court House, where he intends
Ia keep an assortment and full supply Of
READY MADE TIN WARE.
AT Wholesale or Retail, which lie will sell
"n as reasonable terms as any other like
establishment in The Southern country.
Having worked al the business nine years
at The North and South. he can with conf
drncc assure those who NAV favor him
with their custom, thai they may III all
times depend upon having their Ware well
manufactured.
lie will also make 10 0rdcr, Tin Fave
TrouohS. Conductor Heads and Pipes, and
put them up il desired, All orders from
Town or Country thankfully received and
promptly attended to.
n. Il. Old Tin repaired, and all kinds of
Job work, in his liic, executed with neat
ness and despatch.
IL. p. CHURCH.
Duntonsville, March 20, 1888 nc 5
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A G. A R ED.

I" l.. JEFFERS Il Co. acknowl-
Ill. edges renewed obligations to their
friends aud customers for the very liberal
patronage heretofore bestowed on them !;
and hcg leave to announce, that they have
now on hand. and will continue To receive,
"a. well selected assortment Of GOODS,
consisting of
Brown and Loaf Sugar,
Green and VI hite Cuilec.
NO. g. Sugar Honse Molasscs,
Wine and Spirits of the best selection,
Canal FIonr-whole aud half Bbls.
Bale Rope and Bagging,
Iron and Steel,
Together with all other articles in the Gro
Gerry Line w hich they will sell. or send to
order, Wdrranted Good, ut The loves, mar
ket Prices.
They also continue to transact Commits
sion Business, including receiving and for
wardng of Goods; and tender to their
friends assurance Of their best attention to
orders in that line of business.
Hamburg, March 1888. IFS
The Pendleton Messenger will iusrrl the
above four times ana send their bill for
payment to Ii. l.. J.
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TH1re New Goods.

4 UST received by Nlcm"Lsox a. PRES
- LEY The following articles, which in ad-
iiton To their former stock, they now have
on hand IL general assortment of seasOnahle
';OnDS.-to which they invite the atten-
iion Of their customers.
\ good assortment OF Genl's. and Ladies'
fine shoes.
Boys and Misses do do
Gents. fine Pumps.
Ladies superior Kid Slippers.
Several eases Black and White summer
Hats, the latest & most fashionable Style.
Georsi, Nankins.
Einck Thihbet and Summer Cloths.
Also. good assortment Brown Linens,
DriIincs aud VcsIings-which they can
have made up III good style at The short
Also. good supply superior fancy Prints
French NusIins.
Chnhrics aud Printed Lawns.
Ladies' fancy Iiandkerchieis
New style Muslin worked collars, =.
Mourning prints. Ginghanis and Muslin.
Black GroS de Swiss Silks.
Ladies superior black colored a. white Kid
Gloves.
do Black and White English Silk Gloves
do do Lace Silk do
Black White and c"lorcd Lace Silk do
Black and white Thule for wells.
~ "nod assortment Bonnet, Cap, and Belt
Ribbons.
Feather Fans.
Ladies' fine plain Straw Bonncts.
Misses do
In addition to the above named goods
they have many other articles too tedious
TO cnnmeratc, which they will sell ON .ac
Communicating terms. n1S
Edgclield, June 9TH.
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From tho Vicksburg Sentinel.
TO MISS -


Dapce while thou may's,. OIL lfe's glad
stream,
Willis, hopes gay, bright, Elusive dream
Throws now her fairy spell around thee,
Whilst every leaf, and every flower
Rise up in Flora's beautcous bower,
To fling their fragrant sweetness round
thee.
Laugh while thou may's,-each pulling riI
Shall, to thy towering hill,
Bear the joyous sound unbrokcn.
Aud dancing sunbeams on the breast
OF every rivulet shall rest,
or thy young heart SO pure token.
Sing while thou may'st-oh! blitI,ely sing!
Now youths gay morn but joys doth bring
Uncloudcd as the brow of heaven.
Yes, with tho wildwood chorists join,
And sing our native twilight song,
Where love was pure as summer even.
Oh! lady, thou dost pleasure sec
In every shrub, leaf, flower and tree,
And every gushing, pcarline fount
Thy melting eye-tha, bcaulcous check,
The wooing breeze will gently greet,
And then OH joyous pinions mount.
With love, oh! may thy paths he crowu'd,
Nor sorrows blight be ever found
With thy mantlins cup OF pleasure.
Oh! were mine to chase each fear,
And kiss away lle's bitter tear,
And hail thee as my dearest treasure.
GEHERNAZ.
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BLOCK TIN ANap .F.aoa,
EEe.H Es f..
TENIIE Subscriber has on hand very large

VENIIE Subscriber has on hand - very large
IL supply Of ready made TIN WARE
of all descriptions. " hich he offers n, whole
sale or retail. al as low prices as can I've nf
tnrded in this part of the country. He has
ais" large supply ofihe newest fashion "f
JAPAN WARE,i. ether with English and
Block Tin Ware Of excellent qualitv. Also
Copper and Sheet Iron Ware-Shee,ing
and Rrazing C"pper,-Block tin. Stove
Spelter, and Tin Platc-all of which he of
fers for sale low for cash. at No l6S Broad
streer. Augusta. B. +. CHEW.
The subscriber being truly thankful 70
the very liberal ratrouaSe heretofore hc
slowed upon him nv h> friends and the pub
lie generally, respectfully so!cits Il contin-
unncc OF their favors-and offers his scrvi-
ces in either of The following branches of
his bnsincSs-Coppcr Tin, Sheet Iron, aud
Roofing b. +. &.
Augusta. Ga, March S lf!5
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PIeOCLA MI ATI0N.
STATE OF SOUTH G AROLlNA.
EXECUTIVE DEPARTAlENT.} .

COLUMBIA, June d, 1888.
Byhis Erceiiency PIERCE Nj. BUTLER,
Esq. Governor und Commander in.chief
in anm orer the State aforesaid.
W ilEREAS information has been re-
w ceived by this department that a
most atrociuus murder was committed in
the District Of Ornngehurg on the 9Th day
o!May last, about dark, on The body ofJoHN
Bonnet, while sitting by the fire in his
own house, who was then aud there shot
dead by some person us yet unknown.
NOW KNOW YE, That TO the intent
that justice may he done, and that the per-
pctralor this horrid crime may he brought
To legal punishment: do hereby offer a
reward ofTWO HUNDRED DOLLARS
to any person ~ persons who will give IN
formation against the perpclrator of the said
murder. so that the offender. his uiders, and
abettors may be apprencndrd and suffer the
pcnalIy Of the law for the SAID crime.
Aud it Is hereby further proclaimed and
made known, that the informant, on his an
ncarlna and giving evidence on the trial of
the said murderer, his ai,iers, and a5ettors.
shall stand free and discharged of and from
any prosecution or legal proceedings against
himself, Tor or on account of The said mur-
der.
}S) Given under my hand and The
LIS. seal of The Statc,at Colum-
~ bia, 9th June, Isis.
p NJ. BUTLER.
By order.
Il. II. SAXON, Secretary Of Stale.
June il flo
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Lock al 'H'IhIs.

A BSCONDED from the Subscriber, on
N the nichl Of the 2Slh May last, hts son
named S0mi Ramsey, he is of dark com
plrxion, cross eyed, lame in The righl anclc.
and is III his 18th year. ANY person giving
intnr'nation concer ing said lad. or sccur-
ing him so that | can get him, will be liner
ally rewarded. All persons are forbid hav-
ing any dealing or trading with him.
JOHN RAMSEY.
June 5, 1888 CO 10
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NS'H'SGE,

VENHE Notes and Accounts of Dr.. James
Il Spann deceased, have been left with
MIR. II. l.. Jeflers. in Hamburg. All per
sons indebted to DR.. Srann are requested
tocall and pay Mr.. Jcficr>, who is authorized
10 receive the money; and those having
demands against the Estate will please rem
der them to him. e. SPANN,
March 26, 1885 If s .idm'trir.
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Z .d1&1H,.

SOMETIME i'll January last, two Notes
~ of hand both given by James iInllor,l
TO the subscriber, one for 500 and the
other for SO; both due. think, In October
last. All persons are hereby torcwnrneh
from trading for said Notes, as still hold
tt, drawer of the same. responsible.
J. 3. PEARSON.
Mush Creek. Grecnviile, 5. G.. May 2j,c.
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SIT X AVE Ed.

EROM tho subscriber, some two or three
IL weeks ago, small gray horse, CASUALLY
called IL pony about iourycars Of age las very
large feet for horse of his size. roman lose
short main IL TAIL and PAGES exceedingly well.
which is his iavorite gate Ten dollars will bc
Given TO any person who will deli, or the horse
to the subscriber, living in Hamburg, or sui,a.
bic reward for any intelligence showing where
he is so as he can be had
NJ. GRAY.
May 2i d I6
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NOlicc.

a LII persons indebted to the Estate of
IA Mrs. Sarah Wise, dcc1a>-u, a.. re.
fqucs'ed to make ,mmediatc payment, and
those having demands to presem them pro-
perly attested.
ENOCU Il. PRESLEY,
Er,cu'or iriih tie UiW unnc,td
March I, 1888 IT'S
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No fice.

4 Ill. Persons indebted to the late Mrs Be.
~ heihland ,lims. deceased, are requested to
make immediate payment, aud all persons havo
ing demands against the estate of said decreased
are requested to present them duly attcsicd.
BENZ. MINIS, Executor.
Dec Q, 1887 Gi5
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state of South Carolina.
ABBENILLE DISTRICT.

TAPr. JOHN LYON, living ahonl 3
" miles west of where the AbbevIle and
EhgcficId Stage Road crosses Hard Labor
Creek tolls before me a small Bay Horse,
supposed 10 he about years old. fourteen n
hands high, black main, tail, and legs. a
small star in the forehead; no other brands
or marks perceivable. Appraised at For
y-hvc Dollars.
JOHN COTHRAN,J ,J.P.
June 18th, 1888 c RI
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NOTICE..

A LII Persons indebted to the late Chi
19 lian Brcithaupt deceased, are regL- ST.
ed to make immediate payment. And II
persons having demands against the est: te
of said deceased arc requested to prest Mt
them duly attcsted.
JOHN BAUSKETT, Eror
f'f6. %. st.
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"O e.
NabY'ECsr.

YENHE. Subscribers are Agents for the VAU-
IL CLUSE MNNUFACTURING COM
PANY, and will keep constantly on hand at their
Store in Hamburg. n supply of every Article
manufactured at that Establishment. and will
sell NJ Factory Prices. The superior quality of
the Vaucimse Fabrics is known to all who have
examined them, and they are most confidently
recommended to the Public.
Fl. l.. JEFFERS g. Co.
Hamburg, March 20. 1888 dS
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state of SOuth Carolina.
EDGEFit.iD DISTRICT.
~ I'hy'IIYIy

Elizabeth WiiliaIs, sen. vs.. Bill fer Par
james Wi ians aud others. niion
appearing To my satisfaction, thai james
IL Williams, Peter Williams and Outrage VIII
lii'is, -omc of the Defendants in this case reside
beyond the limits oi this STATE on motion bv
w nn6sh. Coinpianant's solicitor. OId"rcd that
iiey 40 appear and plcud answer nr drmnr 10
tie above ;ancd :! Wi III, three months from
me date oi the publication hereof ar tie said bill
Will, as against them. be III Ell pro corfss0.
J. Terry. C. c. Ed.
Comm'rs Office, Ma II 1893 ac I6
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State If South ar liza.
EDGEFiELD DIST RICT.

~ TUE COMMON PLEAS.
"%: gch, !" bi'Inon; M Fronsr VS. ATTACHMENT.
VES HE Plaintiff having this day filed his dcclara
ton i'll the above case and the Defcntlan
ocna withon, wife "r attorney, known to be within
the State. upon whoma copy of said declaration,
with rule to plead. could BE- served: 1t is Or
der. d. tia, tnc said Defendant do plead to the
said declaration within a year and day, from
this date. "r Judgment final and absolute will be
given against him.
GEO. POPE, C. C. p.
November 2l. 1857 aId ~
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EiSE Of Letters.

Fist Of Letters.
4 D EMAiAI.IG III the Pos, Office at Edge
GG field {. House, on the lst Of July, 1888.
.B
Burkialter. Elam Bush. John
Bralii'am. Mrs. Barronton. Mrs. C..
Body, Alfred Bird E,dred NJ
Butt, IN. Nj. Blcidsoc, Julius
Crane. David Dozier, Mary
Cooper. Silas Divit, Ale John Q
C"ok " IN. Dawson Perinelia
Chadwick, Isaac Dobv, Vim.
C"ckroii, Capt. Benz.
E&F
!l>,nore, Allen Field, Richard
frccuIaL, James
Gibbs, Jasper Green, a ].
Gar"aiiS l!Zabeth Ilu.hs. Mrs. Martha
Gregg y, Alexander Harrison
GGsSln. James Holmes Martha
Griffin, N l.. liughs, Johna. p. II.
JK 4 !.
Jones, Gen.Jamcs Kcnneday, Jordea c.
Jones, hobt. C. Lott. Emsiey
Jcanm,, Mr.. Lee. Peter.
Jud -cs oi the Inf Court Loueless Thos. II.
Of Edgeticl;! Dist LtIeficld, ID. C.
Leguex, Miss Amelia
Mays, X. G. Mathis, Miss E.
Alor:is. Sidney Montgomery. =:
h!cdlock. Van Murrel, VIM. a
Moss. w. II.
MO
Norman or Angus, Oden John II.
.,uckc Is, Hon. w. II. O'NcaI, JOHN
Pa IL II
Phillips, Rev. Jos. 3 (.uarIcs Sarah
i'ro'iro. WIN. Roberts, Mss :. G..
i'Tlr;'ari, Ndward Roberts. Andrew
uarcs, Sarah Robertson, VIM.
sat
';umpcrd, John S"inn, p. II.
:oan. Joseph Til!man. Benz. r. .
sawyer. Geo. V. Tow Lscnd }. w. =
'eailes l'leasani Temples. Thomas
tatiev. Miss +. NJ. Tally, Caleb
Sheriff, Mr..
V&W
Einson Elizabeth Waldaw. +. II. 3
" iiiitnlS, iiui'cr Williams, Emma
i illIan,s Polly Il. IViliialms Sam. sen.
NJ. FRAZIER, p. NJ.
july. 1888 81 C 3!
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DRUGS, OEAS, sc.

VENllE Subscribers respectfully in>itc the ai
tani"n of Merchants Planters. Physicians
and others To their la, Stock of
FRESH w TEDICTNEs,
oils Of W kinds, Paints, Dye Stugs,
Windo Glass, Brushes, SC. &c.
Ar THEIR Sr0REs IN
ii M b RIG AND AUGU STA.
Their supply is heavy, their assortment good.
and their articles fresh.
Dealing entirely with The Manufacturers or
original Importers they can sell their goods
a. low as any house in the Southern Country.
Please call and examine.
Our Sior" in Hamburg is next to II. l.. JET.
FERs Il Cos. In Augusta. opposite to DEALLs 5
or STovALL.s Ware Houses.
KITCHEN & ROBERTSON.
WILLIAM X. EITCHEN,
+. NJ. RoRERTs0N. Nj. ID.
December 4. 1897 h I5
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To all whom il may Concern.
NJ Office is hereby given, 'ha, the sub
srrih"r. with Others, will petllion tho
Legislature of This State, at its next session,
for n Charter of Bridge across Sauda
River, near Chappel's Ferry.
ANDREW l.. LARK.
May II, 1898. ac Is
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HINTS ON llEALTm.-'' A Man." s;y.
Sir William Temple, has but these four
things 10 chose oul oi-Io exercise dai!y. ,n
be very temperate, To take hysic, or to b.
S!cf We may venture To assert, with n
much later writer, that the principal ,c
crcis OF health. are, early rising. exercise.
personal cleanliness, and leaving the table.
unopprcs>cd.
" hen family rises early in the morn
ing, conclude the house TO be well governed.
and the inmates industrious aud healthy.
With respect to exercise there is :, sim.
Pile and benevolent law of naturc--"Enrn
that you may enjoy" In other words
secure II digestion by exercise.
As much. perhaps "NiSpcI the i'll hu :
mors from the pores Cleanliness is u
virtue. tho"gh noI the first in rank, one of
the first, al least, in necessity
On the subject ui temperance. that sturdy
Moralsi. Johnson, speaking of Il book in
which II WAS Recommended, observed:
"Such book should come on every ihir,v
years, dressed in The mode of the timer. -
''ilc that would eat much:" says th. Pro
verb, "inust cat li.lle." Let US moi, how
ever. confound temperate with starvation
ON The contrary, it is strictly moderation.
We may be intcnpcra,cly abslrnlious, as
well us inIcmpcra;cIy luxurious.
From all that has been said and written
on the sub jecl--irom the experience ofcvcry
age and every cline, we NAV conclude, that
they are the most healthy, who have nature
for their conk-hun.cr for their caterer:
who have no doctor hui the sun anr! fresh
air-and no other rh. sic than temperance
and xcrcise.'-.J0nrn0i Of Hnifh
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1838-01-17
From the Richmond Wing.

EXCLUSION OF MEMBERS OF CONGRESS
FROM EXECUTIVE APPOINTMENTS
Mr.. WISE has submitted n proposition
in the House of Representatives for an
amendment of the Constitution 10 pro-
hibit the appointment of Members OF
Congress to office by the President.
This salutary provision, which ought
always to have existed in the Constitu-
ton, will now, i: is hoped, as all parties
profess to favor it, be adopted at an
early day. 1t any doubt ever existed
in the minds Of any as TO its propr:ety
the scenes of the last eight years, the
veDulity Of members, and the subseryi-
ency of Congress to the Executive,
would remove it.. Mr.. Wise truly re-
marked that the cause ofall the nation.
al disasters and the national disgrace, is
referable Il the servillty Of Cougress-
its treachery to the people, and implicit
obedience to the crown. Gen. Jackson,
with remarkable forecast predicted that
unless the system Of appointing MEM
bers to Office should cease, corruption
would become the order Of the day.
He lived to verify his prophecy.
Now that a brighter day has dawned
upon the country, let the people adopt
the measure which will divest the Elk.
ecutive ofthe means to corrupt their re-
representatives.. Let them be placed be-
yond the reach of temptation, and the
public morals will be better, the public
interest will be better attended TO, and
the voice OF the people will predominant
once more over the patronage of the
crown.
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The Statesman. published at CastletOu VI
makes the following statement respecting The
people of that state, which statement will, We
think hold good when applied 10 the iutelligei
and thinking portion Of the people Of New Egg
land.
"a stranger TO the people Of this State
would infer from the course Of our Represents
tives and Senators in Congress, that the aboli'
tion Of slavery was the burden Of our Thoughts
by day and our dreams BY night; that we ne'
Their thought nor talked Of any thing else; 'd
he would be bound to suppose that our sO@
State was thoroughly purged of all wickedOs"
all barbarous customs, and had nothing 10 %
but hunt out and correct the faults Of ito ne's''
bors. We would have II distinctly under''o0e'
however. that we are not yet so perfect"
destitute Of objects at home TO excite sympah'
and enlist the efforts Of philanth ropists, 'ha'"'
are compelled TO seek them at a distance a'
that there are many among us who, while 'hs'
ardently desire the abolition Of slavery thr0usa'
out the world, do no. join in the ~fanaticai a'
hopeless crusade in which the northern a0V"'
tionists are engaged"
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1838-01-17
From the Richmond Wing.

VERACITy OF Amos KENDALL.-We
some time since made a statement on
what we considered good authority,
that Mr.. Amos Kendall had addressed
a circular to the Postmasters, requiring
them to receive only specie in payment
OF postages, and informing them that
agents would be sent round to see that
this requisition was strictly complied
with.
The Globe republished our statement
and pronounced it destitute Of q par
ticle of truth"
After nearly two months, we have
succeeded in procuring a copy of the
Circular, which fully sustains our state
ment.
1t appears that there we're two cir
culars the first requiring the collec-
ton OF hostages in specie, and the Sc
cond, stating that agents would be sent
TO count and report the cash on hand"
aud "also the manner in which it is
kept"
From this last circular, under Ken
dall's sign manual, we copy the follow
ing:
The travelling agents of the De.
partment will be instructed to call &C.
c~asionally ON the draft offices, without
notice, for the purpose of counting and
reporting the cash OF hard, and also re.
porting the manner in which 1t is kept"
The Globe will see the propriety oil
taking back its denial, since we have
succeeded after a long struggle in pro-
curing the evidence, which it fondly
dreamed was beyond III reach, and
which we too, though we knew of Its
existence, began to think we could not
obtain.
Amos need not trouble himself to
find out the Post Master, who favored
US with his secret circular. All neces.
sary precaution was adopted TO battle
his inquiry.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1838-01-17
UuTS, III HdSte,
RICHARD WEIGTHMAN,
From the National Iutelligencer of Jan. II


The SENATE have not yet got through
its consideration of Mr.. CALHoUN,s Re-
solutions. 1t was again engaged du.
ring the whole of yesterday in discus
sing the fifth of his resolutions, and the
substitute offered for it by Mr.. CLAY, OF
Kentucky.
After a long and complex proceeding
Mr.. CLAWS substitute having been mo
difed, it was finally adopted in the toll.
lowing form.
Resofred. That the interference by
the citizens of any Of the States, with
the view TO the abolition Of slavery in
the District, is endongering the rights
and security Of the People of the Dis.
trict and that any act or measure OF
Congress designed to abolish slavery in
this District would be u violation ofthe
faith implied in the cesslons by the
States of Virginia and Maryland, a just
cause of alarm to fhe People Of the
slaveholding States, and have a direct
and inevitable tendency to disturb and
endanger the Union"
The vote on the adoption of Mr..
CLAWS substitute was as follows : yeas
SO, nays O..
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The Baltimore Chronicle of Wednei

The Baltimore Chronicle of Wednes.
day last says Our correspondent at
Washington alludes, in his letter, to
the speech delivered by Mr.. CLAY yes
terday, upon n of Mr.. CALHoUN's re-
solutions. 1t was our good fortune to
be present at the debate, and we can
not forbear to communicate to our rea-
ders the impression it appeared to leave
upon the mind OF every one who heard
Mr.. CLAWS remarks, Mr.. CALHOUN,
in all his addresses to the Senate, seeks,
with n %pertinacity for which we are un.
able to accoun. 10 underrate the value
of the Union. Mr.. CLAY, on the con.
trary permits, no proper opportunity to
pass without intoxicating it. In the de.
bate, yesterday, he did this in a manner
which evidently had its effect upon the
Senate. For r. time, one might have
hoped that the demon of party had fed
the Senate Chamber, and that reason,
love Of country, and Of the Uniun had
again resumed their sway. The Sen
ate was crowded, and everytrue Anne.
rican heart must have felt that, IN obe-
dience TO the solemn admonitions and
Earnest aspirations Of HENRY CLAY.
was the path OF duty and Of patriotism.