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The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1850-08-23
MORE CHEEHING PROSPECr.

The news from Washington this week is
of the most important charnc A better
spirit is beginning TO pervade the national
legislature. and there il out lit'e doubt thai
Of the Compromise Committee will pass
Congress separately. The Bill for the set.
temen, Of the Texas and New Mexico DIFF.
ticuiy, and the Eli for the admission o,
California have both passed tho Senate hy
decisive mn 0rl,ies. and the furm~ has
passed the House Of Representatives llv a
! majority OF iry. |. ia true, the Texas Bill
must he submitted TO by the people of that
Safe, for their concurrence or dissent, but
It is hardly possible that Texas will hesitate
for moment TO accept the liberia terms
which the Bill proposes. |. IS sad that
New MeXic7 va! be provided With a Terri
iorjnl government, the Utsh Bill wal pass.
and then The Fugitive Save b..
Il NIL De something % think about. if
after nine months Of worse than inaciinn.
the presnn. Congress should pass al these
measu'ess, the hee' TT he session. and
thus give Peare and quis', IS we trust they
VII, to The county,
TIE wao'e ,snt w!'l rejoice s. ihsse evi,
dences 81 disposition IN he par, of Con.
.ress to settle the question which has csus.
ed so much excitement. and gwen ri>e TO
'ssrs for The ss'e;y Of he Union. For.
while msuy Of the Representatives Of tie
pso?e seemed IN forget 'aa, ,ney were sent
to Washington tor shy other purpose .sn
that a. producing excitement. q concccrirg
schemes ana coN0ier.>chems> suG throwing
obstacles in the waT 81 wh".e.one egi,s.
non; and they Won have had ffsr'ul re.
sYon.lhlty to encounter hnd they .ilnn-n.
I'd WITHOUT sasc'Ing some measures Tor tie
settlement " the GUes'Iun winch many
thought was threatening to urerwnslm the
land with fearful casmi'y The Senate,
that conservative body !" which the eve. of
the nation always in>tInctlyelv turn. is act.
ing nohy. ard we rrus' tho House Of Rep.
resenta'i"es viii follow Their example. The
pc ope eSpcc, and require that the whole
series Of measures BE- PERFECTED without
further delay, and the difficulties involved
adjusted.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1850-08-23

eFThe Washington Union says gen.
tleman arrived in that city. in the last even
ing's southern boat who states that he is
last from San Antonio, in Texas, and that
there are 5000 men under arms, preparing
to march 10 the RIO GranIc. to defend the
rights Of Texas.
Another statement is that the Indians ore
continually committing murders and de-
stroying property throughout western lex
as. Il wouldn't be bad move, perhaps, for
the patriotic authorities OF Texas 10 employ
q portion OF these 5000 men, under arms
to defend the rights Of Texas" in hunting
up and IntlIctng punishment upon the row.
ing bands of sivages vino have murdered
SO many of their men and carried their ~o'
men and children into captivity and bond
age worse than death. To say the least.
Texas occupies rather singular position al
this time, and one calculated 10 add but
little 10 her fame IN any respect. II the
accounts be true, she is levying troops 10
resist the U. S. Government, and at the
same time has representatives at Washing.
ton soliciting that same Government for
forces TO protect her settlements iron the
incursions Of the savages.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1850-08-23

THE SouTH.--The New Orleans Cour>
Ter, the leading Democratic paper of Lou.
siana. throws quite a damper upon the
dlsunion fires of some of the Southern pol>
i,lcIans. |, SAYS:
"Cer'ain politicians are fond Of speaking
in a foil voice OF the enthusiasm of the
South for the progress OF dsorg nizalion
aud GISunjon. We should like these PEG.
pie 10 tell US what they mean BY THE
SOUTH 1t would be well TO define the
boundaries OF the South. as they under.
stand ne word. When they talk OF the
spreah t.: Their principles IN the South, we
trust they keep Louisiana out OF view
Should they thluk proper 20 come this way.
or 10 send Their emIssarieS 10 preach their
irai'oron> doctrines, we would advise them,
IN the most friendly spirit, 10 bring Salty
jackets or cork wings aona with them
Tor most probably they would find such ar,
llclrs OF some use before they travelled half
mile from the Mississippi river. The
people of Louisiana will never ave their
consent TO break up the Union TO. chi.
mpra Of madman's Imagination, or a
scheme of iancilul advantages, cnn,rived
by false traitor. Show us sCrie real
grievance unredressed, with no reasonable
prospec, of redress. and the people of Lon.
isIana viii not be found IN the rea- of the
chivalry, or behind any OF the Southern
Filimoreltes In asserting and defending
their rights. But they are not going to be
Judged and humbugged into treason by
sophsncal reasoning. which they cannot
comprehend, and no one can comprehend
who wishes well TO his county. The
words of Old Hickory still sound in the
ears of our ieilow.ci,lzens: The Union
OF the Slates-it MUST and SHALL be pre-
served"
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1850-08-23
CONTRACT CLOSED.

Editor Athens POST
The East Tennessee and Georgia Raj
road Comppny have succeeded IN closing
contrac, with MessrJ. bailey. Brothers X
Co., of England, for eight thousand tons OF
hes, quality Of Wclch ron, Of an approved
pattern Of the T ra,i 10 weigh about MY
seven lbs. yer linear yard. One thousand
tons are shipped before this time, and vii
be in the por, of delivery some time IN the
month Of Scptember-,h thousand tons
more to be delivered By the first Of lanusr.
next, and as much earlier Us practicable,
and the remaining four thousand tons all 10
be delivered By The first Of June Q! next
yesr.
We have also made arrangements for
chairs and spikes, locomotives. passenger
cars. and al other necessary ap?cnGaacs for
finishing and putting tie rosd IN operation.
/, is gratifying TO be ALE to s,aie Iha; all
our contracts have been pb,sjned on Whist
We CONSIDER very favorable t"rm. for tie
Company: and that by them the Company
will be able to put The rosd in operation 10
the Tennessee river 4, an early day.
A some mas iesire to be made acGoain'.
cd with particulars. j; is perhaps proper TO
say, that BY the contract the iron il to be
delivered q, the mast in the port Of Savan,
nah, Georgia, for which we are TO pay, per
ton, on delivery, tie sum Of twenty two
dollars and seventy five cents in cash. SIX
dollars in Company bonds, and four dollars
IN stock Of the Company, making together
thirty two dollars and seventy FIVE cents; in
addition 10 which we are bound TO pay the
tariff duties o: 80 per cent, amounting to
o little over six dollars per ton, and making
our iron cost on the wharf at Savannah.
say thirty nine dollars.
Yours, &c. A. D. kEYES.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1850-08-23

Henry A. Schoolcrafr, of Sacramento,
California. Is now on visit 10 his relatives
in Albany. He is about twenty Eve years
o! age. and went out 10 California As a
pirate soldier IN Col. Stephenson's resi-
men'. Alter his discharge from the Uni.
ted States service, he obtained employme nr
as book keeper for Capt. Suffer, and has
since accumulated an estate valued al
SS5O.OOO. While IN Capt. Suffers EN-.
plov, he had at one time the paying off o.
600 clerks and surveyors, not one Ct whom
received less Than SlS per dav. He states
thai durlog his stay win Capt. Suffer.
Sl5,00O,OUO Of that senilensu's money
passed through his baads.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1850-08-23

MR. PEARcE's BrLL.-We find the fol-
lowing paragraph in the Baltimore Amer.
can OF Saturday:
sour dispatch from Washington on
Thursday evening in regard 10 the passage
Of Mr. Pearce's Bill, was misunderstood by
the Geographic agent. The dispatch, as re
ceivpd from The telegraph, read-"Pearce' s
bill passed House by fifty majority" Our
correspondent intended 10 say, no doubt,
that Mr.. Pearce's bill 'cilI pass the House
by fifty majority. but by emitting the word
"will." important TO clear understanding
Of the dispatch, our agent mIsrepresented
IT,"
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1850-08-23

DRowNEp,-We learn that 4 man by the
name Of Johh Z. Hambright was drowned
in the Hiwassee river, above Calhoun, Il
few days since. He attempted 10 cross the
river on horseback, end on getting int"
deep water became alarmed, left his horse,
bat sank before he could reach me shore.
His wife was on the river bank at the time
and tried 10 dissuade him from attempting
to cross.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1850-08-23

Texas insists that the late President Polk
recognised her right 10 that portion e: New
Mexico which she now CLAIMS. Il tins be
so, what is meant by that passage to Con.
grrss, of December y. l-l6, which reads as
follows: "By rapid movements the Prov.
Ince of New Mexico. wuh Santa Fe, its
capiial. has been captured without blood
shed."-Ere. jour.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1850-08-23

Intelligence has been received at Wash-
iTE,o: from Iowa, stating that George w.
Wright, Wing candidate Tor Congress in
the FIRST District. has beaten Bernherl
the district contested al this session Of Con.
gress. 1t is understood that the other dis.
tnct has chosen Lincoln Clark, Dem, and
that the Democratic State Ticket is elected
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1850-08-23

At Fredericksburg. Texas, a cowardly
scoundre shot poor drunken soldier, who
was staggering after him with knife,
which he could barely hold. The nexr
day the soldiers comrades surrounded the
store, placed guards at every avenue, TO
prevent aid from reaching II, and dellhe-
rately reduced il to ashes, with large
stock OF goods, worth about $4,000.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1850-08-23

The Washington correspondent Of the
Philadelphia Inquirer gives the following
facts. in proof Of the ant, .rroscriplive char
acter Of The late Administration:
The first and third Assistant Postmas'ers
General are Democrats, at salary OF
$4,000 year each; the chief clerk Of the
Department is Democrat, at a salary OF
$4,000. The three principal clerks to the
Postmaster General are all democrats, al a
salary of 3 600 each. There are thirteen
clerks. at salary OF s 400 each. (nol
'aking n'o account the new clerkships Just
crea'ed,) and every one of these thirteen,
with the exception OF one. is a Democrat
! They have also not lew Of the lower sala.
ries. With these facts, ii can scarcely he
said that justice has been done the Wing
party, much less that the spirit OF proscrp,
ton has existed towards the Democrats.
have taken but one Department. The
Treasury Department would show even a
stronger case.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1850-08-23

YANKEE TACTICS III" two IN ~ rahli
fellows III the ii"us'. remark. hr LpiI-.
vale Journal, IN r"iatiun 10 wins, they Gu
the rights Of the nth. are Howard of
Texas and Morse Of LouI.Iann. The OK.
plnnalion of The matter - tha; they are n
couple of Yankees. We believe thai both
of them are from Maine-iioward certainly
is. They think they must tax turinu.l "
upon all occasions in favor of every South.
ern ul,ralSm, howey,r absurd, lest they
should be suspected of being nboliicnls,s.
Their presen, course Is sufficient evidence
to us, ,hnt, if they were now northern in
stead Of southern representatives,. they
would 90 as far "a Halo and GihdIngs. and
probably a far rs Garrison and Abbey Kel.
ly IN favor OF northern fanaticrsm.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1850-08-23
HARPER's FERRY, Aug. 10,

The Cholera stills prevails here to al
alarming extent. Nine deaths have occur.
red since yesterday-,hree OF them today.
The disease has broEen out at Winchester,
Va. and since Yesterday morning SIX
deaths have occurred. Among the victims
is Mr.. Langley, superintendent, of the Rail.
road.