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osA obedIPnt servant,
III. SEWARD
His Excellency Jous 7. INcHARDsoN,
Governor of Souih Carolina.
(Fram Mc C,crrlaua'. o. pidp Dsd'er.J
HOME LEAGUE.

What's in 4 name:
When Madame Roland WIS carried to the gnillotine
Of thc Freach Revolution, she embraced the statue Of
Loety cnmml,es IN h E" "ame ~"
Tls abo idea Was suggested to Us by reading
the call Of ,ur hundred OF citizens, without re
spect to patty, for a meeting TO organize "llome
Leagne."
Aiiyr wadng through this long, lubored, and skill
fully peuaed article in which many pretty things were
said, IN gerry pretty way, about "home industry,
ssnatGnui dependence and "gnldtn h2rpest:: We
found the sum and substance of the whole matter To
be- simply, the revival Of that old question which In:
agltaicd this country for quarter Of century, 10 wit
pr0iectioe Tariff.
Had things been called by their right names, instead
of 400 Names without distinction of party, being at
tacaed To that call, there would not have been one
fourth that number, and they would have been such
as have been petitioning Congress to create United
States Bank, to make Bankrupt Law, to borrow
twelve millions of dollars, and other like party mea
suresi The phrase "protectye tariff, was ingenious
" excluded knowing that Tie people particularly
INTELLIGENT OH that subject and doubt not the same
deception IS resorted 10 throughout the country.
Now we claim That tariff for the purpose of reve-
nue. dscrm Eating between the necessares Of life and
articles of luAury is all the thrift the public good
ouires: while on the other hand the friends Of the ex.
elusive system contend, that upon all articles Of fore
manufacture duty should be imposed So high as tc
discourage or totally prohibit their imPo'tation thereby
claiming that l. is tor 'ae iAieres, "a ihS ha'on &c
manufacture its own, rather than to exchange our
material for the manufactures oi o,her Eaons, ahonsi
at less expense.
1t is true that England, from whom we purchase
most or our manufac,ures owing 10 her peculiar law,
and institutions, successfully compete with US OF
any nation in the production of her manufactures
The common people of that kingdom have no alterna
tive be, TO Cultivate the lands Of the lords and pay Their
enormous rents go into their factories as operatives
aud work for pence per day TO gain meagre subsist
ence The price OF labor, always governs the cost Of
production. enables the rich manufactures to underse
the American manufacturer even in our own markets
for the rees n that nation of feemen, not
pciled 10 work in factories at pence per day, having
lands of our own cultivate almcs; free from taxation
which produce most OF the nccessaries OF life, and in
such abundance 10 enable us TO spare surplus sui
Glen, 10 supply with every comfort and luxury from
abroad which appetite can crave or fancy invent.
Suppose the tariff woollen goods be increased SO
as TO pfeven, ihei! Importation Whist s the conse-
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House or REPRESENTATIVES,,


Sir In reply 10 the note which you handed me few
minutes since calling my attention 10 letter contained
in The "Old School Republican" and purponing to have
been written from this city, charging you with having
submitted 10 me proposition - vote against the Trca-
sury note BILL with view embarrasS the Government
and thereby force the President 10 resign have 10 say
that You never made any proposition" me in relation
TO that any other measure before The House, nor
have any knowledge of the writer the authority
upon which he founded the assertion. Ii may he proper
for further to say, however that while you
gagged in conversation with gentleman by my side,
the day preceding that upon which the bull passed the
House of Representatives remarked TO you that I'm.
less It passed, | understood The Government would be
wholly without means, and that could no, in what
other way it would be able 10 gel along. You replied
in substance, "Then let it stop-let Tyler resign, and
person be elected in his place, who will represent
the views Of one:or the other Of the great political pa
ties in the country 1t is possible may have alluded
to these remarks in subsequent conversations but
certainly with view expectation that they would
be made the subject Of comment, or find their way into
the public prints. w MEDILL.
Hon. JoHS M. Boris.
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buckingham Court house, Jan. -, 1912. 81

& In CHARLES-Ths noted horse will make his las, season
- in Virginia Kings Tavern, Midway Inn and Aoors
Ordinary, in Prince Edward county, and VIII be let
the moderate price Of $40 the season. which discharged
payment $40 before expires SCI
insure be in ioa and 81 10 the in either
The viii the Isl day nf March expire
the Isl day Of August Mares left with Sir Charles will
with 80 per day All possible viii taken
accidents but responsibility for either
PrpiGErr-Sr Charles b. William H. Inhnson's Sin
Charles, his dam by tie imported knowsey, . hy Carks
Medley, G. d. by old Cec g. e. g. d. hy the imported m
WILLIAM s. KING,
JAMES b. MILLS
Eel t-y
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fFr0m NE -. !. EresiHg Post.J
~ S,,,Srnx G,tnrl,,, F.I

w ASHIS6TOS, SATURDAY, ieD III, Iel..
The rejection Of Major Barker by the Senate is the
subject Of conversation, and has given Use to much
speculation among the politicians. 1t is, as | remarked
IN my letter Of yesterday part Of The system adopted
by Clay and his friends 10 break down the President
\ few days more Will make further dcvelnpements Of
the plan, When The party viii reject other persons
against whom the SIN Of being Democrats cannot be
charged but solely because they not the friends OF
Clay, but Of the President.
When the appropriation bill comes before the House,
we shall have discussion upon of the items
which viii be Of great interest and startling disclosures
will be made in relation to Of the expenditures If
the departments that have been heretofore overlooked
Indeed, there expenditures that ought not to be al
lowed and whether they have been made by Democrats
or Wings, they ough, to be condemned.
II is asceraned when the report Of Messrs Poin-
dexter x Co. wlll be made / learn, however, that he
has made bold and violent assault on b. F. Butler, the
late District Attorney, of your city. How he has al.
tempted TO sustain his charges remains 10 be But
; who has the honor of knowing the character,
principles and upright conduct Of Mr.. b. in the various
important public stations he has filled, have not the
least fear that any thing which Mr. poindex,er or any
one else can of him. will tarnsh the bright
fame of that pnre and consistent Democrat lie is
moved at mmeasurabe distance from such person,
and the puny shafts Of such adversary never
reach or injurc him.
Mr.. Poindex!cr, learn, also spares one, whether
political friends opponents, who happen to excite
his personal dislike or his suspicious and very many OF
his political associates ready to exc!am, "Savc
me from my friends" That abuses have more less
existed, and may exist in all public Offices,
no one who knows any thing about them viii doubt but
when they TO be corrected e, those who them
selves above suspicion be employed TO reform them.
You viii see by TIE papers, that Mr.. Bolts il not Ike
y to be any successful in s efforts 10 .head off
Judge Upshur, than he in his feeble effort TO head
off Captain Tyler" Already have The extracts from
the Magazine, which lie ascribcd to MIR Upshur, and
which he produced with much confidence as proof
Of his wishing TO destroy the Union, lost their force,
by the avowal Of the author HIMSELF Mr. Rufn and
have doubt that his other proofs will prove To be as
hascless these extracts when they be exami-
ned. Judge Upshur gentleman ofserng virtues and
superior talents, one who with Mr. Tyler Calhoun and
other distinguished Republicans holds 10 the doctrine Of
strict construction, and rather than submit atitu-
dnnriaa construction Of the Constitution and the
sodaiion OF the Government upon the destruction Of
State Rights, would prefer Notification Where is there
consistent Republican that would not to the
conclusion, The true safety ofihc Union consists
in preserving ngioabie the rights Of the States.
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.tOEriY.
0Mrcu YER REMAINS rSsuSo."
FOX THE t-N 90
TO c. DICKENS, EsQ.

Welcome. welcome! good Boz
IT'S charming, that's pos,
That al length you've made out TO come over.
Cheers, and bumpers 10 hii,
Three times three. TO the brim,
Who has placed all the ras'ies IN clover
Extremes. they say, meet
Wealth and poverty greet;
When want causes vice; and the rich,
With an oyergrown purse,
Can muiter curse,
And see the poor. die in ditcd.
Ill.
But you raise up his head,
As ii from the dead,
From the hand that's so criel 70 say hiu',
And write IN letlcrs quite large,
"Who'rr VIII take him IN charge,
Thut there's one who will one day repay MIN.
".
No dearth no,c of Pa ,ots, when
t.The Iaypole" can furnish such men,
As the brave and incompatible Hugh
More Hampden. can't boast;
Higher sidney. can't toast;
So we put his name high mp TO view
Who reviled the "BG,ck Tree"
Which his lot was 10 be,
And cooliy looked on 10 defide!
Him.. wha Qlailed wthot nope,
TIE ,ni.creani. "Jacs Ke'ch," a, ihs side.
And ask your kind pardon,
Parei very rare. NARpES!
Tor not naming Won ffst III tile 'ihe'
You who stood like a rock,
and would .'pick q lock-
When In strait place at The JAM
VII.
aThe mob threatened with dcath,''
Tut you drew calm breath;
No danger could move yon 10 squifn;
And "up 10 his iodder,
HN no traison 10 bod'her,"
The Brilon was fearless land nfn.
VIII.
Gabe; yo;,r sPocsE. and Miss Minus"
rsncei the "fligh Strikes" like Jiss,
And ru.ed your whole house to Their COST
While lnean SIM TArrEKrtr.
with his fools dappei wit,
pctroyed! his KIND nIastcr anu hosi!
r,iy DoL-sweet, ''sweei" lass
Joys good luck came 10 pas
When he happily spiced mp win you;
And tho. with one. arm,
Vel he dreaded no harm,
While encirccd in your lovely two'
Then Joe's sire SO prosy,
tld WILLET so cosy,
How ioYal he handled tie tahhata;
And his cronies 81 snug,
Jla..i Parties! Cob with mug
or The liquor they all l""ed; and drank haiu'
And stRnz," your, 40 Jester
In drawing that CHEsrES
For n sponecr. was he not sure one:
who cooked mp his nose,
Al spEcg On Ms clothes,
Ard died game IN ms fiuit-aut fooR one'
XII
Old England has Princes and Peers,
a m near. that viii echo these cheers.
mr. nor gr.ar ones .. long, very long may sue o'ae'
And I'm sorry you've shown,
In a sryle that's your own,
Ala, mar she had Blind stage.
XIII.
But rc envy her lot,
Who lived in the cot:
Fer her sake let none say It's fudge.
WHO, viii strong heart,
PLAYED so noble part, :,
The MOTHER. os "Barnoby Radgs
XIV.
Boz. may YOU in that day!
he FULL when AWAY.
The RIcH NAV be EMPTY, and sent,
For Tack of thy love,
From, Heaven above,
Far fai, into Punishment.
XIV.
Then welcome Thy story,
In halo Of glory,
Wrea,hes laurel around thy brish, head:
Here none are cgores'
Here the pour Cal! you 5ieS'.
And with pou would divide their last bread.
eanis.
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House OF REPREsEyrATIYEs,


SIN: In your note of this date, handed few
minutes ago, inquring whether you ever submitted TO
me any proposition in relation TO the "Treasnry poe
BILL such is charged in letter published in the
.Od School Republican, of Columbus, OHIO, dated
18th instant have TO say, ths. such proposition,
any thing similar to it, ever made.
short conversation took place between us at the
Bar of the House, Immediately after vote had been
taken on Mr.. Gmsrs amendment 10 that bill, in which
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FEMALE ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS POWHATAE.

FEMALE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, PoWHATAH.
THE session OF this Institution VIII commence The 18Th
Of February, and will end OH the 18th JAW Tie subscribers
have secured teacher Miss Ray lady In every respect
qualified take charge of School In addition branches
which constitute thorough English edacntiou ste speaks and
teaches French well native. The Musical department Is
charge of Hiss Hooker in whose capacity teacher the sub
sc:eE have the confidence, from witnessing during
sessions II ts school hci agaGg instruction
Thee several vacancies which he .ei ~ early app
cation dIoss-llashoicigh r. q, Chesterfield county.
L. Il. III RaAY,
NJ J. MURRAY.
Jan. 25 Sl-WiY
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INFIRMARY OF THE RICHMOND MEDICAL COLLEGE
persnns ahornn nnd.r ~ cnnlagn

EAfihMahi of ih. niCHaiosp Mi.DiLab 1oL-r.''l.
Persons ahong under diseases OF kind contagious
admitted in ihls institution n The following
For any period exceeding six weeks, Nat. patients s.
week cgrni do ST. For period exceeding weeks
deduction Of 81 %! week is made IN every
The above charges include board nursing medicines medical
attendance surgical operations and necessary attention
patient nay require No charges made any
There separate wards for the different classes Il patients
and accommodations ample and complete In every
spect
Two Of the Professors tho Collie vi The Institution daily
having the Surgical wards and tie ether Of the Me
The living ward is under the charge If the Professor
Obstetrics In MI important The Faculty OF the College
called ia consultation.
Gentlemen sending from the country The inray
expected city reference Letters should address.
ed 10 ltr President III the !nfruary
Dec - 1l-wly
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III InHN MINOR EnrTS-Lrn.le.

Ut.
In full Justice to MIR. Bolts think il necessary 10
insert the following correspondence rs IN illustration
of his skill in special pleading. We lind the letters We
sub;on in a conemporaDeous print inserted without
comment The notes OF MI Medill ard Mr.. Weller
when compared with the letter Of the correspondent OF
the Old School Republican, EXHIBIT the distinction Of
meaning 10 be attached 10 the terms proposition
and aremark. .HadisoaiaR
From The old sctooi Republican,
Extract OF letter from Washington Correspond,
ent, received thu morning, dated
W.snIN6ros, Jan. III, ls42.
have Just this moment left the hall Of the House oil
Re representatives. The bill for the issue Of five millions
of Treasury notes, 10 meet the immediate necessities Of
the Government has passed that body by vote Of l2J
TO sc. The passage Of this bill presented an anomaly
in American politics II was opposed, to very despe-
ration by the Clay Wings, and Tie Benton Democrats
But il passed, thank Heaven BY the triumphant ma
ior;ly of forty.three Among these who voted in the
affirmative was pleased to hear the names Of iledl
and Weller, of Ohio How many more of the dele
CATION Of your State supported il, | am too little nc.
Guainted with the gentlemen composing IT, 10 say
You will, of course, see the vote upon 1t IN the
Washington papers Of tomorrow.
must tell you an anecdoe, connected with the pas
sage of this bill. Last evening, Mr. Bolts, in CONVEX
cation with several members o Congress, Of both par
lies. on the subject Of the BILL turned 10 Mr.. Weller,
and said: "You, Mr. Weller, will, matter OF
course, oppose the damn'd thing" 81 believe not,
replied Mr. W, 81 shall, most unequyocaiiy, give II
my vote 1t is essential every vital interest Of our
country, to every consideration ofonor and JUSTICE 10
every sentiment profess of national pride, that the
bill should pass Unless it does the Government must
stop for want Of means TO carry on lis affairs "Ihs
very thing cried Bolts, "the very thing we want.
lie! the Government stop-let the damnd scoundrel,
at the head of it, resign--and then, elect an
honest man for PRESIDENT Mr.. Bolts made the same
proposition 10 Mr.. Med who, like Mr. Weller, treat
ed it with the contempt 1t merrd.
Nnw-Wnat do think OF this What Will your
people of Ohio Think when they learn that such insult
ing, such vllanous profiers be deliberately made
by the leaders Of the ultra Clay Wings to their quon.
dam opponents in order to effect the prostraon OF
the present President' coalition, fursooh, of ultra
Whgism with ultra Democracy, union of the anti
podes OF the prominent factions, TO do what? To dis
grace the Government, to make the nation the mock
cry end langhngstock Of The civilized world, fox no
other purpose Than to persecnte John Tyler from the
clair Of the Chief Magistracy! Such men MedilI
and Weller an honor 10 your State--ihey would be
an honor TO any State. They were The natural oppo
nens of the present Administering but they love their
country we'll lend themselves to such base uses
as Bolts would put them TO.
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Female Seminary AZ OK Grors, Caroline comfy ~.
VHE subscriber announces 70 the public hat he School fer
Young Ladies h. residence, tWo miles Est
Chnney Caroline county VIII hc continued, the ensuing year.
the direction tuition Of Mr bnnn and his Lady.
The the i5. OF January ReS and
close 18Th of December. allowing The month cf August
for vacation.
The studies viii embrace the branches of thorough
PRACTICAL finished English education, including. Tie Latin
French languages Tic domestic management, the Young La
dies will devoye chiefly upon The Mistress Of TIE school The
teachers possess advantages Of Successful expert
profession and VIII .ase pleasure III called upon
producing satisfactory Testimonials OF moral fitness and literary
competency.
The location elevated and hoahy-not of sickness
psce DARN. The past year. The buildings
and erected expressly ;;hc accommodation OF boarding
Pupils
Terms fhay pqyd5lei in o5rarer.J
For Board Washing AMI Tuition English branches $780,
Tuition IL Latin aud French IN extra charge
Lessons MAJ be in Music, tic Masters charge
Each n,Ia;l mus; furnish herself with towels and lights.
address po raii) White Chimneys =. o. Caroline county,
Va, 10 :. l.. Dunion, or
r. S-o avoid opportunities from any Quarle is deemed
proper here that under creans,anoe will lads 10
,Jmitei az priis.
Oct. y CIVIL
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no,,;on Of Inc remarks imputed 10 yoa were used;
do not know by whom that letter IL written, ana'
cue could no, have authorized the publication
any part Of IT,. ,,.u. non,s 80
JOHN B. WELLER.
Hon Jouy NJ BORIS.
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Feb. |

BETWEEN John Earley's Union Coffee House and R. H. Jen-
ID kns's Dry Good Store and doors below Governor street
would take opportunity thanking the public for
received The last six design AT first
establish ourselves through the press h, do by giving
upon which consider preeta
bile ether basis and Of which glad know has
been almost universal.
the future All goods sold by that do not please IN COST quail
color, make, fashion, Otherwise he returned and
worn. We have this time large stock, larger than
State in ae of business and would respectfully
the economist give ca before purchasing aud
anime for HIMSELF and If our pronounced low
other in the city, shall be much deceived
We Cloth Coats s2; while charge sla for making
and trimming the furnishing The CLOTH and pants 80
that sold for s4 and Vests Shirts Drawers andkeches
Cravas Stocks Suspende Socks Gloves and Collars of
kinds ard qualities and all other articles usually kept BY Cloth
ier which determined sell law, for cash. and
quest public call and wh.thc. they buy
or III Goods rarrGnttd
]. BaANSAS & co.
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MESSAGE OF THE GOVERNOR OF NEW YORK.
EXECUTIVE CHAMBER,
Albany Feb. Il lsI2. !

To tie Legislature. ,.,,,r,. 10,
The Stale of Virginia had adopcd law calculated u
emharrass OF. commerce nc which would go INTO eficc
on the s, Of May next unless his 81 sc
fit 70 comply iA certain requirements made ny ""' -
l. = ,n,, INK dutv 10 announce at the General As
se,ohIr cfScih Carolina on he seventh day o lecelh
her one lhon'and eight hundred and 'riyohc, enacted
law dccarirs that il shall not he lawful lof aiy Vc''
Of any size description oNhca III Who'e"r ~ pa, T"
commanded navisacd h, my citizen o. res ieiii
the State OF New York or an such vessel 9Wheo :,
whole or in cart OF commenced .: navi9aed 10y any
other person Cham IN actual uhaiiani and resident .
o" co'a and no %F %% ' TO leave he
Of south Carolina until tie t'nmantanl oil such vcss vest,
Shall have Submitted 10 scare ami nave eoi'eu W" -"
such restrictions similar 10 sc attempted 70 Ie M
asnJ mon oi,r vess. !, ,ind Virginia by the law o
that state. ,,r !,
submit . copy of TIE al OF South Carolna' "
which it vii, be seen that law Will take e'f'c, OF
the first Of May next, b thu the Governor IS author
ICED suspend its operas1"n "'i being '''aly '',n
ed that the Executive OF Ne" YORK 'ias conseh.eu "
comfy with the demand Of the Stale of Nirg'nia, IN
,herio d;a,owed for surrender of certain persons
as furi,iyes from justice, and that the Legislature o.
This State has repealed the aet Of lciO extending 'he
right of trial by Jury
I've are indebted 10 the courtesy OF The General AS
sembly Of South Carona, for report ana resolutions
senr forth the grounds Of their very extraordinary pro
ceeding Since that proceeding ccn,cnpaies cefiail
specified action by the Executive as well as by the Ls
rsla,ure Of this State, rs condition upon which Inc
citizens a tbs State shall hereafter ENJOY nhioeslee
in South Carolina rights and mlncnes guaranteed tc
by Of ne h u0; sSs ss'Ss o so ats
Carolina my decision upon tie proposition thus SUP
mi,,ed to ne That decision - IN maintenance OF the
grounds heretofore assumed in my correspondence
Win the authorities of the State Of Virginia.
The General Assembly Of s.o' cn'sl'na pF0n'un
,,n iul OF ", lC1
rl,,ch i me most alarming aud dangerous form il
which fanatics fo, has made is assaults on an
ancient domestic institution, cherished IN the hearts o.
The peope Of e South; aud they very clearly ana fully
col forth ,ke reasons for this opinion. submit them
in full confidence that they viii receive that early and
deliberate consideration which is due 10 them, not only
from the magnitude of the subject and The shoriness Of
the perod which il e!apse before the rigorous mea
snrcs Of Virginia and S. Carolina will take effect but
also from the respect toward 5 Carolina, which an
sure is entertained by the people Of this Stale My
own views Of the law in question, differing essentially
from those presented in the papers now submitted
have a,ready been made known - the Legislature.
WILLIAM II. SEWARD