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The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1850-10-23
A LETTER FROM Mr.. TOOMBs.

We have received, IN The" Augusta Chron.
icle and Sentinel" Letter addressed by
Hon Robert Toombs, Il preventative Of the
Eighth Cong essional District OF The Sta'e
of Georgia, 10 his constituents. This letter,
relating 10 The great question Of the course
which 1t is proper for GEoEGIA 10 pursue, 10
the altitude IN which she Is attempted to be
forced by he D,-unioni,ts, OF pioneer III The
work of undermining the foundations Of The
Rpnbic, IS enti led to a place at large III
our columns, ~hich il shaIl have as soon as
we can make room Tor II.
Meanwhile the admission Of the State of
California into the Un,on belng-s- our rea
ders will have learnt from he late Prnclsma.
ton If Governor Towns made, by the Dis
unipi,i,is the test upon which thu question Is
10 b. tried a, the approaching Convention OF
he People Of his State, the concluding por.
lion Of Mr.. Toomb's letter. in which he pa.
ces b,m-rlf, 10 regard 10 that question, On
lnpr-gnable grt ind, deserves to be al once
introduced 10 our readers, rs follows.
1.-The People o. California without any fault Of
teirs but on account Of our disagrcemenis on the
slavery question: hhu Deeu WtlHoht gosefH'
napn, Tor several years They were subjected to an
Illegal and unconstitutional military usurpat,on, at
the very moment when they most needed stable, and
regular. and lawful government. ! hey had an un
doIMed right 10 throw off that government, and
we're rghttaily entitled 10 government OF laws,
instead OF military force. The temoieness Of Cali.
farois, the Extraordinary state o. things existing
there resulting fram til. nhprecedtD'sd discovered
Of gold and the high rate OF wages. made lis govern
mcnt by ongress not oaly lneonvenient and d III
cult bat enormously expensive 10 US The mixed
character hf the population from all eounrisr, in
wiling collision and hostility. augmented tho nec.s
-ty fnr efficient and regular government In weigh
ing these reasons. Congress decided fur her a6m's
-,on and Doubt not that The exclusion OF slavery
by her constitution had great and perhaps con
trolling influence in favor ofb.r admission With ihs
| Nortern members. But they did not Haasesnd
their pomers. II ssquaIly due 70 truth and eandol
say. that the controlling reason for resistance Il
that act at tho South il founded upon that same
clause is her constitution excluding slavery. THAI
reason ought not To have controlled either party
and especially not just or sufficient reason foI
sggo'irs tie i'w and vss's'isg tie GossrHmfnf.-
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;v.. him, Of the ages Of the misor children, and
Of his own appointment. by competent au.hof"y,
canadian If there is any tamity record s"o"as
.,,s ,,es Of children, it. or ccf,ihsd copy o. inc
sam. should be forwarded, with the amoasn "
some di.interested person, providing tne genuine
ness Of The original. and that aeopy ''''"'N
true and correct copy oil II.
.Ie the claimant was a rcgimental or stan omcer'
A. II,,,;o, must bo varied according 10 the
facts of the case. ,, III.
+If The discharge has been lost or destroyed. inc
words in ifac will be omitted, and the facts ~ TO-
la,ion to tbs loss Of the discharge stated IN ,,eu
I thereof If the claimant never received s'n W.
d.rbarce. or If discharged in consequence OF o',a
liz ~ II bs w., in captivity with the enemy, he
,s vary his declaration 50 to set forth The ac's
tThe notes to the preceding declaration are also
,,nIicahle 10 this In some casts Il VIII perhaps,
lie impossible for the widow to state the 'ac'' "
la,ion 10 her husbands services Win the particular.
Nv Is to dates, &c. indicated oy .hetAoovs
In such case she must set forth Tho iActs WIN ~
much accuracy IS possible. II will 10 'ndssPena'
~, for her 10 state the company and regiment 10
which he served. II her husband was Killed IN oa'.
t,s that fact must be act forth in the declaration
, This declaration mus, be accompanied by salts
factory proof Of the marriage, and oil the husos"a
I, deah. lf,hers any public record OF tie marriage
n
" wa,dca II noss,be II there 10 no public record OIL
lie marriage, but private family record, or csi.'
fed copy OF the same. should be forwarded with IN
affidavit Of some disintercsled person, proving IN
genu ineness of tho original, aud that Tie copy cer
.6ed is true and corr, ct copy OF IT, II no puol'
IN or private record of the marrige exist or can .
that fact should be set forth IA the deeiaf
n. alton aud III such case. other evidence. sue"
r, the testimony of persons who knew The parties IN IN
, lf.,;me of the husband, and knew them 10 live 70
" ye,ber a. husband and wife, aud TO DO 80 fePuset
y III no admissible
IFs In no case. however, will the mere s'a'emen
Ut of illnesses that the claimant IL the nds~ Of w
or be AIKEN as evidence Of the marriage ou
DC the witnesses mus. facts snd eiresmsfane'
ne ftor which they derive their knowledge or opno
that she is the widow of the deceased
IN A Certificate from tina clergyman or mag sua
'er xho sote,npred the marriage Is not competent es
U.s. dence unless the genuineness OF the csr'iheais
proved, and the person who gave It bs shown
Is, have been author I'D 10 solemnzs marriages.
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Amendment Of the Constitution.

Our attention has been called, BY frend,
10 an article 10 the Wilmington Journal, rel
alive 10 amending the Constitution of the u
nited States. The otjec, Of the amendment is
Ia .ec IRE the Southern Safes from the etteets
tf Aboll,,onism and Free Soilism, VII On IS
making rapid strides a. The North. We shall
insertthe article in our next and call me al.
,an,;s, of onr readers to il. Although We
are opposed to amending he Constitution for
meeting every emergency that might arse,
we see in the amendment, proposed measure
,ha, would forever place The South beyond
the influence of all her ensmies.
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Cotton.

We have head il stated that Cotton had
beep sold in Charleston at Is cents. Our
last adsices does NJ, couhrm this state m. IT.
II sold on the 10Th instant al l2a To t3a.-
The highest price quoted the week previous
was only IA. Accounts from Liverpool TO
the 5th instant, state tina, Cotton oi the low
or grades in tina, marker had advanced Sd
!n Culnmhia, an the l7ih, l522 bales were
sud ail2s to l3 5 l6. A, Camden on thu
ls.h. ointed at IL To l3s A, Chernw
on tive Ism, over 1000 hates we're s"id q
ia l3I the market CLOSED dub at II :
la.
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Bounty Land Law.

As many Of our citizens are no doubt IN
teresled in the Act granting land to Soldiers
IN The dsffrren. wars, we have inserted for
their benz FL The forms necessary to be follow.
ed by the soldier, his widow OF children. IL
is also stated that the President intends has.
ing prepared list Of the soldiers, with the
necessary forms and every thug requisite To
enable the recipient Of The countrys bounty
TO obtain il with as little expense as possible.
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AFFAIRS I4VANA-hMERICAN sen
FENCED To THE CHAIN GANG!

A letter in the New York Sun, dated Tia,
vana. Sept. 2sth, says:
The sentence ta-sed on The 23I of August
last on the American prisoners Of C"nt"y has
bee revoked AMI anoihaf, Il Acting sevrrer
has been substituted. Al first
they we're Ia be sem To Cruta. fortress IN
Africa where, IN addition Ia their c"nfi'r
m-nt, Il ev would be obliged To- work IN The
barracks; but as the sentence now reads
Capt. r Ifns Benson Is sentenced 10 10 years,
Joseph Anthony q aufi,hs TO ysais, aud
Thomas @. Hale 10 a Years, hard ldbor III
the chain gang Of The Spanish Arsenal Car
raca ia Cadiz. Thus Two more years have
been added Ia the sentence, and ihey viii be
sent to place where Spanish pride can IT,
CONTINUALLY graii6ed by the sight Of these
unfortunate capttses.
The fotiasing individuals, comprising the
crews Of The ;wo vessels. have been declared
innocent and wills On he released Nathan
Di~son. Roberr J. Bufd"y, J4mes N"rti-,
James Il-wart, D,liei Blair, John llamar
and Andrew Fmkhamed.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1850-10-23
CHEAP PAPERS.

We have often heard the inquiry, Why are
The Northern papers so auch cheaper than
those 10 The Seu'h7 The reason is thls:-
The money tina. oog't TO be expended 0"
.u'hefn papers Is sett to the North 10 ena
Bile them 10 keep The Snuib 0podrd With iher
sueers. taunls and abu-e. lf you want cheap
and good papers in the South, cease the sui
c,dsi course Of sending your money 10 The
North and expend il On Southern pspers.--
SAfheru Adrbeate.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1850-10-23
WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER %, 1850

rr WILLIAM THOMPSON, ESQ.,. is our a.
cent in Baltimore, authorized to Obtain advertise
Fnen,s and subscriptions and to grant receipts.
UrE.w. CARR, Esq, is our agent IN fhiadei-
mia, authorized 10 obtain advertisements ana pro-
cure Subscriptions.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1850-10-23
Second Annual Fair Of the So. Carolina
Hu5T1gyy1,


OPEN on THE 18TH NOVEMBER NEXT
,uSiiE Second Annual Fair Of The South cs,oiins
II institute. for the promotion Of Art, Meei.sni
cal Ingenuity. Sc wii be held In Charleston. npen.
ing on the lsth November. and 10 continue during
the wee..
Specimens OF every braneh n Industry are nsa
ne.,ly .nllei'ed Premiums will be award. d--fo,
the bet specimens. Silver Medal for the neat oes
Dptoms. Fer Original Iaven,lons, suitable pre-
mium. at the discretion Of the judges
A selection will be mad OF the b-st specimen Of
Mechanism and the AHs-- n Cotton. Rice. Sugar.
Tobacco Corn, whesi. Flour. Rasin and Tnpenua.
and sent to The World. Far, 10 be held 10 Lon.
don in tho Spring of tsaI.
A large and co,nmndirus building has been selee-
ted fgf the Exhibition, sud every attention all be
paid 10 the reception sud af Articles sent ~ The
Fair. All articles mu.t be directed 10 l.. N tfAfcH.
Chairman Of Committee Of Arrangements, aud be
delivered BY tho ttth of November
Communicates addressed 10 Janks II. TAytns
Chairman oil Committee Of spoDdence. vi meet
with prompt attention.
The Hon ] ~. II LUMPklS. Of Geesgia. viii
deliver the Annual Address, on Tuesday night, The
18Th November
Arrangement. have been made with the S,uth Ca
roiias Rail Road Canpsny. To Let al articles nts"e'
cd for the FAR, return free If chsrga.
WIN. GRE sG. President.
r. C.. Josgs, Secretary.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1850-10-23
Colonization and Fugitive Slaves

The New York Journal o. Commerce pub |
fishes the following letter from contributor
TO The purchase Of Hamlet, the fugitive slave,
who was recently rvtaken ~ New lo'k.--
The letter is worthy the reflection oi those
who profess great sympathy ior runaway ne
groes:
ais. OCTOBER. 1850.
"Desr Sir: Enclosed is my check for ono
humid ed dolIars-slxty dollars OF winch be-
pleased TO appropriate (be'ng the ba'snc.
necessary for the emancipation ard co'o"''
za,,on OF the slave family ii eight persons.
belonging in par, to Jacob H'krs, near LEU
,.y,iie, kentucky. The residue, lh"ty hive
dollars, you may approp'ia'e towards the
fund necesssr, In purchase the freedom ~ the
slave James Hamlet. belonging to Mrs. Brown.
Of Baltimore. | am exceedingly gfal'hed
that The people have determined that the
4 Constitution OF our country and The Id,cs un.
der il. shall be faithfully observed sad en-.
lsorced. They are the arks Of our safety. -
HID this determination been carrier, how
much more the slave would have been The
sympathy Of the whole South. The proceed
lnas aod law breaking ptopensl''cs OF certain
Ut our fellow citizens, regardless ot the lights
of property of others, solemniy guaranteed
by the constitution of our common country
has cau.rd much tchief and no permanen'
eo,d. lie, the laws be enforced, and then
= we shall sfens hen the good men ofih' S1uth
? aud 10 every her potion Of the unino. -
: The claims uf slavery will gradually be re
y lsxed. and many families will gladly etnsoc,
;. pate their slaves, aud send them 10 L'ber'
: = here they will fad land of freedom, ane
rich ia all the projections 0: life aud com
), metcs.
Q "Whv do our eolpreJ population hesi'at'
II to 90 To Liberia A better eounlry IL NJ
II where In b. found, and where, BY the Prov,
! dence Of God. their falhe-s were located
# and, b, the protecting hand Of the same Pfov
r idence. their descendants may enjoy u un
moiesed, and he governed BY laws Of 'hri
y y avn making. ARR not our colofed men WI
r ling to d something for themselves aud ihei
e race Hero they have an opportunity q
P showing their patf,oilsm aud their deierm'
nation 10 be men. by migrating At once I
Liberia, where they will, in course Of time
- become wealthy, and happiness will follow
- 10 themselves and their families, to the re
70 hottest gene rations.
Liberia appears TO me 10 be the land O
promise for the coiorrd race. In this COIN
60 Try, they must be degraded therefore, VIII
longer delay the undertaking Of an entefpfis
every way !audable and advantageous
Would il not be good idea TO raise
=, - fund, enough TO purchase every slave tina
r. may be claimed by their masters, now &c III
If I'll
80 men, Of the fugitive slave bill, provided the
.s should 60 to Liberal
d Il will willingly subscribe one ihou'an
by dollars for such m object, and TO provid
ID funds necessary 10 pay their expenses an
',. passage to Liberia, through the agency I
ID the Colonization Society, provided there
a, a reasonable hope Of accomplishing an ohje'
b. So truly hrnrfriat IN The American race"
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1850-10-23
That Badge. What does il mean !

We understand that on yesterday several
persons were seen with green fIbbon 10 the
tuition hole Of their Goats. 10 the days Of
notification a coeksds was worn here by
some Of ito friends. II this green badge is
selected to designate ibs d,sunio"isis ~ this
community from those sho are IN favor o.
the Uoioa, We consider /. very appropriate
Who can explsia II
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1850-10-23

E Mrs Sarah F. Da,idsen has taken
cha, ye d, The Female Academy IA this place.
See bdteill>, IL, ut.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1850-10-23

GThe Lincoln Courier comes 10 us IN
new dress.
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DETROIT, Oct. 5.-The examination Of
the fugitive slave took place to-day, Scott ;
Guards, Gfays's Guard, AID the United
States troops accompanied the prisoner from
The Jail to the court room, with i"aded mus
kets. No attempts at rescue were made ny
the negroes, and others, vino had collected
sbou, TIC Jail IN hundreds. Same stones ard
b,lckba,s were thtowu at The MarshaIs car
risge. The negro was sent to jail fo' a
week. ia awaI, for evidence, " hen The crowd
dispersed.
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1n)dDna

In the vicinity of this place. on the 9th instant,
Maj A. II. ERWIN, in the 81 year Of his age
Aiso, in this county. on tho 10Th instant. Mr.. T..
LIJAH BAKER. one of cur oldest and most res
pected citizens.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1850-10-23
RESISTING IHE FUGITIVE LAW-TfIE
MILITARY CALLED CUR.

The " black yom,t." as he Richmond Re
publican calls Inc Fuau W sia i ii as II
now operates, has extended 10 Michigan al
ready, aad Is CREATING there much excitement
The Hilary have been GATED int" the held
m order to have the laws executed, as viii
be seen bv the following dispatches;
DETROIT, DC "ber s-A uegro man has
brcn arrested here ie-day, uader the new
law. aud IT ha- cje4trd great txcitement -
Hundreds ut ne gfots ATE aimed aud threaten
ing 10 rescue the prisoner whuse eAamina
uou takes place la morrow.
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Instructions and Forms

To BE- obssrr,d By persons opp ying to fhe tension
OGee far Bounty Land, under the act Of Septen'
Der asfh 1850 eKiitled An act granting B'un-
fu Land 10 certain efcers oRd soldiers mAo mare
been enjoyed in the Military service Of the tni.
ted States
In every application fer tho benefit OF the act
C,r,.aid, whether made by the surviving ofhcer or
soldier himself, or by his widow or MINOR chiu OF
children declaration under oath must De maae
as nearly according to tie following forms as The
nature OF tie case will admit
Sncl, dc latston aud all affjavis, must be sworn
10 before some Justice OF the peace or other oficer
auiho zed TO administer oa'hs Tor general purposes
no musi certify the same.
Tie official character and signature OF the mag's.
,ra,e wio may administer the oath must ho cer'hed
by the clerk of the proper court OF record oil ms
county, und,r the scat Of the court. Such eertt
cate must accompany erery case.
In every instance Where the certificate OF the Ger
tif,ing officer who au'hen,lcates tie paper Is not
writ, n OH the same sheet OF paper which contains
,nc Jayr or other papers authenticated. the ecf
ufca,s must be attached thereto by piece OF Grape
or narrow ribbon the ends of which must pass IN
the otIi rai SEAL as 10 prevent any paper from
being imrroperly attached to the certificate.
Tie d section. IL express terms, only provides
for the location uf a warrant under the law. Thus
the rial,, 10 locate mol being gwen 10 an assignee
the Depa tinen, may well ssy that no assignments
mnds pr,"r to location viii be recognized.
The An section declares all sales, &c, going {
affet tie lille 10 any land granted TO be granted
Z" PRIOR to the issue s'a be null and void and *
pressly declares ttat the land located sha not b
charged with or subject to any deb, OF ella IN : IN
Cured PRIOR 10 the issuing Of the patent" IL thu
spDeat. clear that II WIS the intention OF Congress
that the claim Of the soldier bis heirs should con
tinue free from every kind Of ncumbranee until Al
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patt,ne,t tom all tho evils growing DOT OF conflict
i Q claims under alleged assignment.
The atieet Of the Law Is 10 confer the right TO
the land itself on the warraatee OF his heirs Al
ter that put pose effected, 1t is OF course :ompe
tent for tie grantee dispose oil II as he may think
proper
roRa OF a DECLARATION TO BE MADE ny THE suRvi
| WING OFFICERS Oh SOLDIERS
sT ,osS or S.
On t0,s - DIV of A D one ,hon,a nd
eight hundred AID -. personally appeared be-
fure me Just ce of the Peace, Tor Other cBiesr au-
fhar-ta to administer oaths for gsa.raf plrP'ses
withiu and Tor the county ard State aforesaid, -
aged years, resident Of - IN
the State Of -. who. being duly sworn accord
ing TO law declares that he is The identical -
who was a III the COMPANY COMMANDED by
plain - 10 the - regiment OF -
comma nded by - IN the war wl.h Great Brit
am declared by the unlted states on tn 18Th day
Of June 1872, Tor sfher embraced IN adtd act
d,serlbigg uhat lrsr y that he enlisted (y rSfun
tened on rss drq(tedy at - on or about Tbs
= day of "A d, -. for the term o
- aud continued in actual service IN sad wal
for the tefrn Of -------. and was honorahly DIS
,hateed at ---- on the - day OF -, A
D. =, as to,H appear By h~ original certificate o
ai.ehqrge hereeit4 presented I OF by tbs music
! rolls Of sid eompany,
lie makes this declaration for the purpose Of OBJ
tanning the bounty land TO which he may be entle,
under tic act granting bounty land to certain Of
hcrfs and soldiers who have been engaged in th'
military service Of Tue United States" passed Sep
; tcmbcr 2sth, 1850
signature oethe Claimant
Sx, "a an, snhscr;bsd bsfote m. the dav an,
-. -. ,;,,s, And her.bv certify Ina,
.I,.aa ,ha ..;d - IN he the Identical man xb
4 ~ ,..aid and tint Le ia of ,be sge nbov
' l,I
T.:.,a f ia. ,,r;st,.te a, ,,ha, ofs.e,
e .r,os ro nv u,pr nv rur vino,
/, ~ nrcs.srn ops,crs m soIn,sa
> So,
-, r. s
TIN his dav If - A T. one thopsan
" eiobt hundred and - pefsouaIty appes AIRED be for
70 me Jus,,ee of tbs Peace. for other Officer oufhs
IL p.d m oaths for grs.yai puysqs,s with
in IN and TOR the Couutv and State aforesaid -
. sgpd- veats resident of - in The Sta,
OF -. who being duly sworn according 10 Law
declare. tia, she is the widow Of - dscease,
nj who was A. in the Company commanded b
\ Canaan IN the Regiment of - commap,
:, ed by in the war with Great Britain. dscla
ed nv the United state. on tie 18th of June. 1871:
IN, afh.y ,e,r n, III, eas. man be- Il that her "a,
Is nsband enlisted for roiunteersd or ,ras dyaffed
Of - on or abau, the - day Of A. [
=, lar The term If -. and continual in a,
NAL service IN said war for the term Of = an
was bouorably discharged at -, on the -
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The New York Journal o. Commerce pub
fishes the following letter from contributor
10 The purchase Of Hamlet, the fugitive slave,
who was recently r.,sksn i, New York
The letter is worthy the reflection oi those
who profess grea, y mpa'hy for runaway ne
groes:
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ORNAMENTAL AND JoBBINe TYPE,
SOLID AND DURABLE TYPE,

heretofore offered 10 the publ . To this ls't =.
ture would in particular call attention, fof so'9',
and durability Of Type Is on The principle ofecono ~.
Of the greatest importance To all typogfaphet''
member. OF the craft will also find ne rssdy "''f
NV sit ktads of
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-06-27
nNNlFL WEBSTER.
RourRr II GARDNER. Esq and others.
SKIES SILL, BRIGurERi

We understand that many ui tho senators who are
friends 10 tie scheme of accommodation uow pending
before the Senate had free conference Yesterday nom
q. and the result , decided conf cnce in the
passage OF the bill. Several gentlemen avowed their
determination 10 surparl the measure whose course had
moi been sufficiently decided 10 admit Of positive calcula
ton. 1t is now estimated that the bin viii pass the
Senae by maj rlly OF from s'N to eight. The question
however will scarcely be taken before the end OF the
next weak
In the House of Representatives thc clements nf cacu
atiOn are more diversified and the result Is more uneer
ian But we understand the prospects Of an amicabc
settlement opening with more hope and confidence
and II is believed that this bill of pachcaon III finally
pass perhaps with mo lifcaons cerianl; after
considerable struggle between the two houses But the
most Intelligent members, who have made IL more cspe
caly their du'y sound tle shadows and dpihs Of IN
Mty, are led with much confidence to calculate on a
satisfactory and brilliant result When the issue is fully
made elall !, by my vhe, assist in putting down e.
ha''eiSh' giving peace TO country and saving this
glorious nnlon-or uhsnately persevere in OPP snp all
paccdhle compromise. in CARRYING out some fayoTi,c
/ uiraism!'we have much confidence in the paifbi
I'm ol the memlols 10 believe lh,t hev will max,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-06-27

TIE CoApJUToRs.-TheN Nashville Convention
has met with response, not from the people of
the South, however. But there has been a re-
sponse from their abolition CONDUCTORS, who pro-
pose TO hold Convention in Philadelphia, on the
4th of July next. The ultras ofthe North and
South are loyal 10 their work of dsunion; and
oachis cqnalypromptin frightening the agitation
And II Southern RShts-men run swifter than
their abolition ''aiders and abetterS," they must
tire before the end has come They have
expanded themselves 20 great length, and in the
course of expansion, have met al the point Of dis
union. But We fear not the influence of these
pretended hostile parties Disunion is not TO be