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Holly Springs gazette., 1845-03-08

Mems Fine Calf an Morocco Boots,
Do do do Shoes,
1000 pair Coarse Shoes,
1000 q f" Boots,
large assortment of youths Boots and Shoes.
Fine Silk and Gum Elastic SuspenderS.
Worsted and Cotton do
Super Silk, Cotton and Lambs Wool half hose.
Trimmings of all kindS and qualities.
Linen, Cambria, Silk ana Fancy HandkerchlefS.
1874 Marsalles CounterpaneS.
CyOTsEHNss.-A large and handsome as-
sortment of ready made Clothing Of the latest
Fashions.
Beaver, Silk, Fur s. Wool Hats.
ALSO Winter Gaps of all descriptions.
GLOVES.
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-03-08
~ NOTI c =

The undersigned, having been at the
September Term. 1914. .ofthe Probate Court
of Marshall County Miss. appointed Admin
strator of the estate of John Z Darlington
deed. hereby notifies all persons having
claims against said estate 10 present them
in legal form within the time prescribed be
law or they viii be forever barred. Per
sous indebted 10 the estate are requested TO
make immediate payment.
WALTER S. CARRINGT0N.
Administrator Of
J. Z. CARRINGEoN
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-03-08
GLOVES.

Plain, Black and coloured Kid,
Do do Thread,
Do do Cotton,
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-03-08
GENTLEMEN'S WEAR:

Sup. Blue, BIue-bIack and WOoI-dyed bIack
CLOTHS!
Frenen and EngIIsh Cloths,
Invisible Green Brown and Olive do
Blue, Blue Black and Fancy CASSIMERES,
Cassinetts, Kentucky Jeans, &c.
Ve&fiERSS.
Plain and Figured Silk and Satin,
Do do MerSaileS,
Do do Cashmere, etc.
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-03-08

Copy Plates, Portfolio
Good Old Music, and a sap
Paper, Waters, Sealing w
April 18th, ISii,-tf.
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-03-08

lAntnllyhul
medicine "A
he eHz Il
His f =, -
RnFrn- h
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-04-08
Grand Division. y. =,
STATE or ElRClNI.

TEllS Body will convene in The Civ +
i mond, on WEDNESDAY. he o,
April, 1915, and hold lis Sessions from ..y
Tor the transaction OF business. Il { .,
requested, that The diiieren, SubO.iics..
sions in The State, should send IN ID. !
lions, with ample instructions Is 10 them
This is particularly imporlan, at tbs ..a.
work ofthe Grand Division, at his S.,
be TIE basi, for all future action.
By order OF The Grand WORTHY Paris...
ABEL FLETCHER
April Sid G,anI !
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-04-08

fers did not seek the kernel withom -,
nut, nor attempt TO make over frcsis,s
$1,000 acres Of land without being ons
OF pocket. And this should make ev g.. -
acknowledge the sincerity OF their c1.+
and the disinteresledness of their M, M
compared with the narrow and seld.5 ,'s y
the solemn paper-foolery Of the Har,, !.
Those psnedo electors, those YANKEE a..
dryads, who, thick VIZ
"t'rom rock, from heath ami
Start at The whistIe-clansmen >,s,.
Certainly had no claim on the grant,
giving them the land for time, ant =. <. !.
the right OF suffrage, was purely ,.y..
he might have giren (or mid) il Ia ria.
the superinlendents OF the election H..
duty, his Federal colleagues" will fne !,
small oversight dashes all, and lha, Inc :.
flesh cannot be obtained without "blepdi,,
And now, Messrs. Editors, | shall clos
neither time nor space 10 enlarge upop /.
native afforded by the proposed call II n
lion 10 extend The elective right, belv...
never ending evasions OF the preser r
ton, and a Just, equitable and penn.
rangcmenl OF militia suffrage" 10 emf,
ycomanry Of the Stale. | shall at pre,.:
express my confident hope, tina, those !,
shall res, on The oath OF April the rove, :"
ing on the admissibility OF the McDor,
will allow neither the empty vaQr,s s,
waspish snarlings OF Wing scribbs,, = :.
them, for one moment, in the discharoo
high duty 10 Liberty, 10 the STATE an.
serves. Or
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-04-08

II NOTICE.-MR. Seldom will address the
People of Henrico county, and his tellow-citizens
generally. al Fairfield, on Saturday, the 18th of
April-that being The day of Regimental Muster.
In Chesterfield, at Goodies Store, on Tuesday,
The 9Th April.
In Louisa, the first day of the Superior Court,
Thursday, the 10th April.
In Chesterfield a, April Court Monday the
18th April.
Appointments for other portions OF the District
will be announced as soon as The wishes Of the
people can be ascer,ained
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-04-08

Oh, that Mr.. Pickwick could hsY.
sFal Boy OF North Carolina, now n
By invitation, We yesterday saw hi,
"hearty" mass OF mortality at the ,,r
Whitehurst, who had Just succeeds. il
sapital Daguereolype Of this eian. e.,
who are fond Of witnessing such na;.
ster>, will now have a fW opportunity
ing their curiosity. This smiling chen
feet picture Of childish felicity, does o.;
the pure air and bouniiiul 'provaunl"
Co. North Carolina.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-04-08
r w. ROSTER

uAS the honor TO announce TO the citizens OF
Il Richmond, that he will give, on WEDNES-
DAY, 10Th OF April, VOCAL AND lNSTRU-
MENTAL CONCERT al the Exchange Con-
cert Room, on which occasion he will be assisted
by Mr.. P. Fl. Taylor MIR. Dunderdale, and Sc
reral gentlemen Amateurs. who have kindly vo-
nu'rered ihtiF services Further particulars il
utaTc advertisements. April Ill
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-04-08

Departed this life, al his residence in
county, on Sunday evening, The 3Oh 4
1873, LaRKlS Foster, in the sIih yrs.
age. He was soldier in the Revolu';or.
He was an active, industrious man ar.
in his dealings with his fellow man
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-04-08
app0intmcnis on a largc Sad.

The Nashville papers are publishing a long
list OF appointments, agreed upon between MessTs.
Foster and Brown, candidates for The Office of
Governor Of Tenne>see-wilh the sign manuals
of the gentlemen themselves. These appoint
ments cover the whole State-and designate no.
less than 81 times and places for popular meet
ings and discussions-l4 for Apr--l2 for May
IL for June-ls for July. The blows are TO
fall hot and heavy-the meetings sometimes fol-
lowing each olher, for successive days, &c
The election takes place 10 August.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-04-08

II We are requested TO state, that MIR. VIM
C. Bate is no, candidate this Spring for re-
election TO the House Of Delegates. This an.
nuncialion is made 10 give the people Of Greens.
vile county an opportunity 10 select their candi-
date al the next Court.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-04-08
v.7oEs!-Governor Skunk has returned two

VEroEs Governor Skunk has returned two
bills 10 lie Legislature oil Pennsylvania with We
toes upon them. One is San act relative 10 The
Duncannon Iron Works in Perry county, and tor
other purposes" The other is "An &c, 10 perfect
The validity Of certain records in The counties OF
Cambria and Erie
"The soundness Of The views embraced in the
veloes. (says the Pennsylvanian,) was fully al
tested by The overwhelming maiofiiies which sus-
ialncd them in The Legislature"
The House Committee on Navigation and In
terral Improvement have reported unfavorab!y 10
the bill iiom the Senate ITO authorize the BAH
mcrf and Oiio Rail Rpad Company 10 construct
a railroad through Pennsylvania, in j direction
from Baltimore 10 the Ohio river, al the city OF
Pi;iSburg
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-04-08

GaEESparEn.-Ba Smith, Esq, and Col
Elisha Calison are candidates Tor the House OF
Delegates J. J. Moornan declines poll.
Col John W. Launus is The Wing candidate
for Monroe county.
w D. Cattle Of Nicholas has been brought out
by Wing convention as the Wing candidate for
FayelIe and Nicholas.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-04-08

We publish the following with great pleasure
The letter of Miss H. truly deserves The chaiac-
ter given of it BY Dr. D. II furnishes announcer
strong proof Of the vast blessings which this no
bic institution is destined TO shed upon an unior
tunate and deeply interesting class OF society,"
Every Virginan should be proud OF The success
OF this instituliun-and il should be among the
first duties of our Legislature, while rI5idlv en-
curing into lis management, 10 provide all Inc
necessary and proper facilities for It's continued
and increasing usefulness. The intellectual light
which il will dispense 10 suffering class Will lar
outbalance The gold and silver" which may be
furnished for its support. On this question OF
philanthropy and "good works" we are satisfied
that all will unite, and, thereby, add another zeal
Of laurel 10 the wreath which cncircles The mead
OF the Old Dominion
To tie Editors Of The Enquirer:
Messrs Editors: Enclosed send you letter
addressed TO my care, for Mr.. John L. HarsroVe,
from his sister, Miss Sarah NJ. Harsrove, deal
and dumb pupil OF the Asylum at Slaunton, VII
ginia under The superintendent OF Mr.. Joseph
d. Tyler -,
At the opening of The Institution for the Fan.
on the Isl day of September last, sent TINS oeal
mne there for The first time; and now, IN the
short space ofsever months, she writes ms leuef
in an ineligible manner 10 dictation, and IN
very egible style as 10 pennan>hip.
And now, my dear Srs, ask you TO make
that use Of it you may deem best calculated to
give the institution its due need OF praise, ard
the cause OF philanthropy that aid which may M
duce all of that class of unfortunate human be-
ings in our State, or elsewhere 10 avail Them
selves of this inestmabe blessing
Respectfully, JOHN DOVE.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-04-08
H,urieo Counfv-A seasanaMe mare.

The Republicans of Henrico mel Yesterday
(Courl day. at their Court House in this city,
and nominated that able Republican and strong
debaler, John B. Young, their candidate for The
House OF Delegates. Mr.. Young accepted the
nomination amid the pauds of the parry
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-04-08

A Coop SIGN.-The Galveston Civilian, in
uniform opposition 10 annexation, now admits,
that Il; seems faled that Texas is 10 become part
Of the United States"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-04-08

TIE AssrxlIios ,ocEs1ros.-The Washington
Correspondent Of the Charleston Courier says rhe
friends of Mr. Chhoun and Mr.. Tyler here, open
~ the administration of insincerty, deception
and ueachery, IN regard TO the AssEx.rIo5 question
Having Into power upnn that question, they will
row, II Is alleged, find II convenient nnd popular to
proceed in yer, slowly or drop II altogether &C., &C
Sdranndh kcpubiiean
I'VE doubt very much The futt whe,herthc al'ega-
lion has ever been made, as is pretended We have
nodoubt that the allegation iselfis false. Mr.. Polk
and his Cabinet have as much interest in settling
The Texas question promptly, as any citizens in
The country. Mr. P. has probably stronger mo-
lives, because il may be destined 10 run through
his whole administration, and distract our public
councils. We are advised thai he is sparing no
effort TO settle il as soon as possible. We suspec,
the lelier-wriier speaks withour his card-for, We
have heard no friend Of Mr. Calhoun or of MIR.
Tyler express the slightest doubt OF the sincerity
OF Mr. Folks views in regard 10 Texas-ENo ]
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-04-08
MARRIED.
DIED.

On Monday evening, April, By The p,
midas Rosser, Or. JAMES DREw MoC.g
LrcY BArGu, ALTO this city.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-04-08

We have no objection 10 the Wings making
onslaushls on each other in the city canvass, which
they hold in their own hands but We 10 protest
against their Juggling as in Tor the benefit Of Ell
Their of the Wing candidates. In Yesterday
Compiler, "a Wing now and forever" introduces
The following sentences into warm eulogy upon
Mr.. Lyons eve call the particular attention OF
the r. Wing 10 The fact, thai This is LyOns man
who attacks us):
"While the editor OF The Wing was endeavoring
10 SOW the seed; OF suspicion. We find the editor
Of the Enquirer caressng, and flaiering, and Try
ing 10 win him over; and what, ask, was the re-
suit? The first be passed by UNDECIDED and unno-
liccd; The last he treated with dislain."
We have but word 10 say in reply, and that
is, fatty TO deny the charge. We had no such
motive or expectation as is unjusly ascribed 10
rs. Mr.. Lyons, a Wing had refusedto join with
The rabid men Of his own party in dcnouncing
The Virginia Democrats as "Disunioniss and "a
pacious SPECTATORS" To this act of indepen.
dcnce, We designed 10 render simple juslice-no-
Thing more. We are satisfied that Mr.. L. him
self cnlerlans the same opinion, and will acknow-
ledge that he has been grossly msrcprcsenel by
"a Wing now and forever"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-04-08

BONNETS. BONNEi,~,,
~ We have just received - q:
~ new style Spring Bonnsn' Ia
Florence Plaid, Neapolilan Lass =, I
&c; also, Bonnet Ribbons. tios" pg.
LONDON, WILLlNGHAN
April !
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-04-08

MANAGERS OFFICE.-spIentr'
In 81, 200, 20 Of 1000, 81 II IA.
Drawing received ty Wedne>cal, M
tails So, 1000, 5000, 5000, 2,GOo, ~ 1!
OF 500, 20 Of eco, 100 Of $50, g., y.
ii ballots. Tickets IS. For sale "
I. RUSSELL BiGO
Manager s Agent, opposite Eagc
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-04-08

r F. WORDS OFrlCE.-Drav.!s
y andria Lottery, Class If:
So % Ia 8 30 Is IS 6G Is % y ,
Some fine prizes sent ont in this lfr,
will be cashed at sight. See Schemc,u
this monrh-and send your oldc. 10
April 8 If. "
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-04-08

HOYT'S PRIZE OFFICE
IL Monongalia Lottery, Glass !
40 81 81 % 43 II A. 50 GS II : :
Alexandria, Extra, Cla.s.
"a SO 80 6 "A 40 ~ II Is -oa, y
Alexandria Class VI. u
SO 81 IA s SO IS IS CO G5 q :.
Drawing Of a fine LOTTERY recs;ss-
clock. Capitals, $25 600, 20 p;ize' I.
Tickets for sale until II O'Clock.
For this evening, S2O,ooo-Iiesieo,,ss r
April 8 No. .
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1845-1846, 1845-10-22
Or 8aterranpsfrenuo
28O Srsibeit wcbnt, pa 1T mein 9aerlanp.
eanton Oitnpob, pen 22ten Sctober, 1915
So(5! Spl3i

lnfere cere5rte eefer bic tbre 3eitun9 nit Sol, Be-
iablen, bitten mir orngeno nns redt bao nit biee
1est reht notbi9en 9rtifel oereben Infer 9crratb il
9dnSlld anf9ebrannt
EG Das Ste Seft Der 8olfsbiblctbet Der beutlden
e!ah'fsr, herauese9ebeu son s. 80. 2homas il, Obj
laoelpbta, 1T gum abbclen anf biefsem pofamt ans
9efon.nen. Gs entbdlt gaceellen, @eoidte, MuGfbei
lnsen nnb betet fir ieoen 6reunb cee eeens cine an
9ensbme eefttre fur ben 9ern9en reis BON 10 Gents
Nan fam BET uns earauf fubfcribiren.
antirenters.- - Die GrtmnalpreselIe aeaen
Die perhafeten 9nt Hentcrs in Geu 2)orf peroen NIT
Der 9aRsen gtrense bes @e1eses entftbieoen Ban
Stelnber9 elmer Der partbe, nelde Sd)eriff Steete
ersdeGen, ruroe BON Der c5urp in Delhi bes Morbes
iduiois befunben.
gss Ihuneer' fam leBten Mttpcd In 8egleitune
bes Sderins burd, gllbanp anf bein Mea nad lenef1
lebensldnsIidsn 8efinmnnsscrtf pem Clinton 3ud,fs
haas, o''F''
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1845-1846, 1845-10-22

II Snotaner bonn pcttapatame Stann,e ia.
men am Utonta9 our Cincinnati. Sieiln Die Naupt-
manner lhres Stamme6 unD reiien mad Wafbinotcn,
nn init rVater pclf einen 8ertrae III Betreff ihrer
sanoerelen at;utlie8en, bic lie entneber perfanfeu
cber pertanfden ,pclten.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1845-1846, 1845-10-22

rier fa9t ''pie farbise 800 SeGotps beltsn (ebten
lenlfag eine srcee DrosefTion BroaopaY in Der Ctds
be oes Sabernacles, tpar nit ibnen geflt. Das ga
bernacle lelbit mar 9ebrdn9t ooQ-g6 1T iebodb bier
fur Die SSb Seacps pObl gu bemerfen, baB btele far
bt9en ec9en in onrdauS feiner 8erbiuoung nit be G.
>. uuo .. s Der Ser. Staaten ifeben. Sie er1ttreu
unter elmer urtanee Der "@uslifb Mandeiter llut1
pelohe bier nlr9enos anerfannt 1T.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1845-1846, 1845-10-22

Ssuer tn ,pea Gin beftises Nener brad,
sorestsn Sretaa IN eowea, 0ep gcrf aus, ,pobei nas
ae an $IOo0 200 ggerth @senttum seritort iproe Ger
$56, 900 tpcScn niats afIscurirt it, {
The New era. [volume] ([Portsmouth, Va.]) 1845-1847, 1845-10-11
THE COLUMBIA LYCEUM.

We regret extremely to State that this Debat-
Ing Club formed by several young men, principal
ly mechanics apprentices. we believe, was broken
up for want Of due encouragement. We regret
this the more, as our town is full Of young men,
who are just stepping into life. without one idea
Of the responsibilities that will devolve upon them
hereafter, and, who are wholly incompetent TO
take their places in the ranks of society. They
are filled with mere animal propensities, and GO
for personal enjoyment they may be found clus-
tered round church doors in the evenings, during
such revivals as are now going on. or inside, seek
ing for something to Taught at; they may also be
found round Circuses and show-houses. but where
the mind is to be improved, like the Philosophical
Lectures of Mr.. Webster, or such Clubs as the
Columbia Lyceum, they are never seen. The
fact is lamentable, but it is nevertheless true
We sincerely hope this, or a similar Club. will
be organized at once. The advantages flowing
from them are incalculable. Parents should think
of these things, and direct their sons in the true
path.
The New era. [volume] ([Portsmouth, Va.]) 1845-1847, 1845-10-11
BRITISH

Thomas Carlyle, one Of the profoundest think
ers and writer's of England, puts the following
sarcastic home thrusts into the sides of British
Philanthropists (seIfstyled) who are so despe-
rately unhappy about Africans, while English.
men are suffering insupportable bondage and star
walton
go! Anti-Slavery Convention! loud sounding
long cared Exeter Hall! But in thee, too. is =
kind of instinct towards Justice, and I will com
plain of nothing. Only, black Quashee over the
seas being once sufficiently attended TO-. will NOT
thou, perhaps, open thy dull, sodden ewes. to the
hunger-siricken, palid, yeILop colored { free la
borer' in Lancashire, Yorkshire, Buckingham.
shire, and all other shires2 These Yellow col
pred, for the present, absorb all my svmpatbies
II ! had twenty millions, with modeI'farms and
Niger expeditions, it is to these that I would give
them. Quashee has already %victuals. cIotbino
Quashee is not dying Of such despair as the vel
low colored pale mans. Quashee, it mnst no
owned, is hitherto a kind of blockhead The
Haiti Duke Of MsrmaIde, educated now for near.
half a century, seems to have next TO no senso
IN him. Why, in one Of these Lancashire wea.
The New era. [volume] ([Portsmouth, Va.]) 1845-1847, 1845-10-11
MORE WALL STREET DEFALCA-
TlONS.

Within a few days past, it has been discovered
by the house of Holf"rd, Bancker 81 CO., private
bankers in Wall street. say the N. Y. Morning
News. that the large sum Of thirty- three thou.
sand eight hundred nn odd dollars, of the funds
in their hands. had been pmbezz!ed by their book
Keeper and confidential clerk, by means of a reg
uiar system of fraudulent and false entries, and
alterations of the hooks, carried on for several
years. The young man whose name We suppress
on account of his afflicted family, and fond and
doting young wife and several small children. has
not been the gamer by his nefarious Transaction,
Tor he does not possess now one single penny of
the whole sum. The fatal passion forspaming
first induced him To betray The trust of his en-
ployers. He lost, and his after larcenies were
committed with the hope of being able, by a for
tnnate stroke at play, to retrieve mis- losses and
refund the money. AS is too often the case, in
stead ofgetting out of The mire, he continued to 90
deeper and deeper into it, until al last his crime
was discovered. He has not yet been arrested
but the police know where to lay their hands
upon him whenever he is wauted.-Philadeiphia
keystone.
The New era. [volume] ([Portsmouth, Va.]) 1845-1847, 1845-10-11
BISHOP ~ONDERDONK.

This New York Bishop, we understand is to be
paid up to the time of his suspension. The stand
Ing committee of the New York diocese are au-
thorized to discharge Episcopal functions, and it
is said that Bishop Chase, of New Hampshire,
will be called to act in cases of ordination, con-
%frmation, and in all others where the duties of the
bishop arSdeemed indispensable. The questions
of restoring Bishop o. to power, and the full nav
ment of his salary, stand postponed to the next
meeting of the general convention in September
1S47
The New era. [volume] ([Portsmouth, Va.]) 1845-1847, 1845-10-11
STOP THE

We have received a handbill which states tha:
James t. Vermillion, of Fairfax county, (Va.,)
was most inhumanly murdered by a negro man,
whom he had apprehended as a runaway, near
his residence, Pleasant Valley, Fairfax county, on
Tuesday. the 9TH instant, while he was in the aci
of carrying him before a magistrate. The negro
man is supposed 10 be the property of William
Brawuer. of Prince William county, Va..-is OF
a black color, sleek appearance, about 5 feet, 7 or
8 inches high. He had on at the time of com
hitting the offence, a brown frock coat, white
summer pantaloons, and straw hat.-BaH. SIM.
The New era. [volume] ([Portsmouth, Va.]) 1845-1847, 1845-10-11
From the Western (Tenn.) Spy.
THOMAS f.

The promptness and efficiency with which this
gentleman acted in the late excitement at Lex
ington. commends itself with peculiar force TO
every conference.-the decisive stand he took,
and the zeal and ability, tempered by forbear-
ance that characterized his course, is worthy of all
pr1se. The OCCASION was calculated to stir the
desps of his oratory and kindle his patriot heart.
We wish there was room in our columns for the
whole of his clear and forcible address. We copy
from the speech, the following pertinent remarks.
An Abolition paper in a slave State is a nui-
sance Of the most formidable character-a public
nuisance-not a mere Inconvenience. which may
occasion delay in business, or prove hurtfnl to
health OF comfort but a blazing brand in The
hand of an incendiary or mailman, which may
scatter ruin, conflagration, revolution, crime un-
nameable, over every thing dear in domestic life,
sacred IN religion. or respectable in modesty.
who shall say that the safeguard of a single indi-
vldnai Is more important in the eye of the law
than that of a whole %people2 Who shall say
that when the case of danger-real danger of
great and irreparable injury to a whole m
ty really occurs-that il is not armed legally with
the rights of self defence In either case the
circumstance must be left TO the Judgment Of the
world, or the decision of justice. An unauthoriz-
ed crowd who infict death upon persons or de-
structlon upon property, for the qualification Of
passion, orieven for the punishment Of crime, is a
mob and is the most fatal enemy to security and
to freedom. But as in case of sudden invasion,
or insurrection itself, the people have at once, in
dependent of the magistrates the right of defence,
so when there be we'll grounded apprehension of
great. and, it may be, irreparable injury, the use
of force in the community is lawful and safe. We
hold tho Abolitionists traitors to the Constitution
OF the country, and enemies to the terms upon
which it can coatinue Ia subsist. When tn ey
bring their doctrines and their principles into the
bosom ola slave State. they bring fire into a mag
aZiDeo