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ton Nc Helm Gru Charleston John Huasu-n, h7an Pen54
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rostbsf s,j i.uily
Bsrs Egrlr Com Caa5 s.,rairs 70 5s ia Case OF GOd
Hore sales rhe wsar ashore On ecombe s,r
Mon6y night asr dehnras part of her cargo got OF on
BIZ M.re @a Ssay,a' cas,li g. s,sa = to S Sap-
scD Mayhem < Co SD ~'h brig NIssi' As9n ioF NIofA
7th INST Cape Henry bearing WSW 80 miles distant experienced
heavy gale from The aurtn wet rd away Inc s4
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Gnoken, &c,

Dec Ia, j. g. . IS, brig zaraa. Fre24 from Boston ''
Mstar1Rs ,,i,
Eer1os steering .noeiggs She sgrsl no ~ IA
Dec 10 50 An of Cap. Hatttras seoal passed 0AiN
Dsc7 oa Cape Aa:csra parsed og shoFaS r. WIZ -,
blue sgnal with thu litter % As eente stsn1-La "
10, Il Ia. e. 5a s. g. Brsre 5nA Aosf' In 0fs'-Sa '
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Jan1sca. .-.z 10y u "A Z, sirsfs
boEnislata. <-.-, f.,,.-il af W.
So III -, = 60 =. 80 par, A,a 'efs ''aa'an.
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Forclqn PORTS.

c. $50 oct it, 8sar-, y,'p,a.o.g.s q,
Errsa Acs.l Fzea,sfe. f tFt ,ar Ct.ns
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d'D Constitution Bsse. .zassee Gaaasgi, .ssaesr :,
engaged IN the trade ~'ih C-..ossi'. = u
Al S-Bvitss Deo J. btz Bt..sre ios New YORK T. i.y,
Ar.At SavaiiA Soy IS, br Ns-, ,ioa R5 8A.st.ss..,
Ro.;os % s p iays sch Eaaese, i5em s. Mars ~,
Atysp.s,o Sos O. sop gogae Packard ,ai r.,a,
for SeN YORK Ophsus FtsaAu; fsrs M5eAsa, 64lstr ~
son awrencsi Pscc GsCtgck; Co1as. ea1ier; Rrsssr -
ard Louara Bar'sw, reress' 5atts Aa1'eseE cots, &
NeN.i Nei6ty Ksn g s't'a J2h955s Ssrs al e,s
sch, E1aet Morton, Tor 90, Lou.,ao. Nytgo@tt. aae
~ W haWpoa Septi7 sAF Clsasi' HOLINESS ter ai9sst
lss sep,ls ,hip sev-fa e.rioer troO san Fao ~
At Iycs i III ship Huuey Mocl from ra'fasaas los
w.n. =, In ron crs.,,t, m , .hp Ne5yra Req. ss
0a Tp.tar h MI packet stp Parliament Ssnr'ea Sss,
Arr :. TaIsaluaao Aug lsalsusl Elwari, saa cl Bur-.
I'm San Frazcico aad . Soy sar RIOS 30 sax SlsA xss
Kee7e ssn Yrsnci.co 7ut s'-o Cct sept W.
All-n GAsu, salem Astt an ia Oct tor san fcse @ 81
bari Autumn. Greeu, M,te, G. aui ot Tor San Fna
seth shp Portsmouth, Mcalo- Ne, Yo5S. Mas , and GoSS
Oct L. "Trip Frank In swan Ssu, t-, Wood. NOE Istiij
ard 10 llth or DO 3D. b mr. SIN H. Ne Iorios ss7I q
~ 18th oI ~ 9Th , Harp bo'as, Philadelphia, o o. asa
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To Mariners.

The Canpeachy Race hat Lh; has esn PLACID IL '
uhh the distance o! twelve miles
beng seventy the surface OF ths
This Light ony 10 yese Sss ouIaso 70
those bduEd Canpeac LAgna TAbaseo AID Yst Cruz ~hh
byts guidance AVOID the dangerous shoals OF sa Or perez
ns eorrs Il Ca5o 50 toward H. and
"a ng port e hnd anchorage 20 sevsd Il three anf
whrh salss This b. found at Two a1d
Uni. frcn1 lie CaAila
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE THURSDAY, DECEMBER 49, 1850

Road. about to be opened to Springfield and ne
Lake at Snndasky.
The N1v.Odc4ns Prayaae contains synopsis
OF Governor Bells Message to the Legislature
on The occasea Of their coming together on tue
18th ult. The Governor commences by saying
that the event which has taken pace-the ec.
ceptarce Of tie Boundary B1l-vas anticipated
by him and the Legislature. He justices toe
submitting Of the propositions 10 the people.
though the resolutions contained no such srifala-
ton. lie thinks i g TO be regretted that Con
gress was not more specific in defining the mode
Of ascertainug and making knogn at the Federal
Treasury the amount Of debt for which the five
millions sf stock are to be retained or had not
deemed the REIMBURSEMENT by the State Of all
liability on the part Of the United States as sat
icient guarantee. He considers that the credi-
tors Of Texas must look to her alone, and not TO
the United States, for an adjustment of their
claims In regard to the bombs issued by the
late Republic for double that amount OF the orig.
inal contracts, he thinks that between pirate in
dividuals such would be void on account of usary
He, however, recommends that the Government
shoudcerteinly pay to It's creditors the full amount
OF the benefits received, and interest on the
amount from the time when it should have
been paid He also recommends that a law
be passed requiring all creditors holding
claims against the late Republic of Texas and
for which the revenues arising from import du
ties were specially pledged, to file releases in IA
7or Of the United States in respect to said claims
with the Controller of the State within specified
time and, in default thereof their claims upon the
United States for liability Of said debts, growing
ont Of the transfer Of the revenue under the ar
tiees Of annexation shall be considered as waved
In what manner the State shall dispose fthe five
miions of dollars, fer which certificates of stock
will be issued and placed at its control as soon as
notice is given Of the acceptance Of the PTop7-
sitous, the Governor thinks a future Legislature
should decide,
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SALES BY AUCTION
A. NJ. MERwIN. Auctloneer a,
DY BANGS, BROTHER q w. w

A. M. mER"ln. AuCuoneSf: r,o nAi
10y BANGS, BROTHER u co. @s
-RDBKoADWAY.-Ca advances msds up0u 81 q"
slgnments. ,,,.,..,.-.- ..t,..,.o.,
STANDARD MISCELLANEOUS AND GIFT booEs- -t, =, n
lensiye variety Of popular works in the yanQls
Stand ard and Miscellaneous Literature Afts Sc'sl.5,
Also large assortment Of Animals tor is3lj az. ,ss
beautifully illustrated Books suited To the HohaaJ 49,
embellished Juveniles &c. = ,r,...
Also. collection OF STANDARD School Books u s4--
ties. &c. ,,..i,s, (
MONDAY, Dec 16, 1850, and the following Ey''n9'
the Week an
EXTENSIVE SALE OF NEW Books, ASsgA' .ae9s e
ILLUSTRATED WORRs.-Caislogies Of ne sg IL q
viii he ready for distribution Saturday I aia 81
Il vii! embrace great variety OF cholcr VS,t.lsi
snperhly illustrated English Works, &C. &c
hereafter. ,.io.F
ELEGAnr ENGLISH A$D FRENCH EseaA' ioeAs>
Bo0Ks OF ILLUsTRATIoNS Just received rolI ~ IL
BEING collection of Inc richest and most s9Ps'o @
and Mezzotint EHgrsyiugs that hes recently y s IS
embracing great variety 81 the productionss ,oofs
artists Of Europe, many Of wnieh are eIqosy Tq
Also choice collection Of beautifully lHl'"S'''
Including some Of curious Prints, &c,
Catalogues viii be ssued or Wednesday ,n.tsEsae1l
Also collection Of popular Standard anu 'a''19
Literature. &c
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-12
BY TELEGRAPH.
Markets.

The Hoe market has been less buoyant to-day,
owing 10 the extreme scarcity of 0ney The consequence
is there are sellers than buyers Prices however
are unchanged and l0o0 have been sold tSG 10 FLOUR
:. nr.it.D nnHE I'm
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On the 1ot INST at the Church Messiah By Rev Hsary B.
Eliot OF Waterbury Conn AUGUSTUS GREELE ELLIOT n "
III Poushksepss - Miss LIZZIE A PROCTOR of ths Guy
On tie I'M Es b. Henry Chase, DAVID '" lanes a
tins CIV 10 Mss JANE A pATER, formerly Of C1isAAh
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nIarIkets... NEW ORLEANS. Dec. 10

The .4sias news was received this morning,
and did not affect Cotton The days sales have been 100
bales niddiug al Isle Sugar has advanced fair being
Gnoted al &C. Mess Pork has likewise advanced to lc-
Startling Exchange is 81.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-12


PHILADELPHIA Dec qirrtrtd-srhs Lady Suffolk, Batrr
Albany Abby Morton. Ho~anj Plymouth, ass ksnbo~ " j
Iams Albany. SAMUEL Ptynt= Murphy, Jame RIVER Ii
co;ele cav Nantucket Abon, Laas Nav York; LASe La,
Rrhmon6 Samuel Lewis Plum, Sarah kAzabet Pierpoa
NV Yors W Da7.ou Hickman do Mary Garb.l Bayaum
do snbns Anderson Bridgeport CT steamer henns0sc RIO"
CitD1<4 PacEe. ship Wm Psnl Malasey LysfPoot aip va
, Han New ORLEANS 0s clevssna f,[a a[ .,d ag
nRis fBrl CroweH HALIFAX Samuel Jac .of tcHn NO
bLs Wa Hart Candy 81 John, NIB Orlando Nichols Sas'
Cat.Ie CAV New York Silvia K, Gibbs. Boston A4oon Luz a.
dol sarah Elizabeth Psrpon: New fort Iat9s' nl NJ
Io n w Cady storey New Lordou W Day ton ~, Jew
yo,I Alabama sears Dennis Mass Luther Chd
Providence Dec TO- yea ,eI n'oGa
sgs.nan; aose. Brown Hall Mary Anna tayay "n Hay James
pjsloba Providence, Perry, Wafrsn Sid schn Aost
1. Hyrirs Yrgisis. Ro1buty sears and OK fJ Howiandi
Rstore Worcester! Crowe and MoleoYA FRENCH fAadsphA
,jorn Back st0ae, APpleby, New fork 80
NEWPORT Dec Ar. 'chs no.ly pssno' W sa%H.n o'
Crowea I'm Boston FOR New YORK John Adams Morris n Boston
g Madeira Herman IN Bangor for New Hayea CD sch Ore
.on Carver. Boston Dec Arr scds Charles Philips, m fah
ION for New YORK
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N0RTH RIVER PROPERsI.li,:saI p

sale u full shares in Le purchase S y rs
ofLAYD on lie HUDSON Rivef t g. a az y
city, which has been dylas ai he renaiang se 6
a Il 81 beng 5ae aresdy 9sssed The P5 p? 8
podiosed b. dlaalas r f-2-f5s ;ssI s,5 ~ ~
closer ard lor ne = ~ is3.so = 20 and - W
q stsndHg ofef q - T5ifTON I'VE Is -
ns5,s and ! pTosPecia, can Re obtained f'
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Hlhs,.s ara '.7-ai Nj! Artas W. :.-s H.rts
hs Aaefss. l. FcssHtaln i zfrzs I Hfrssf NJ, 1
Pax, G9stlas.J XIX X 1-cksf Va RI Y.str
! NeDo=ail, E7rry, Suar4e A Il So p-s5oiv 4
MIR = Il " SCI 1f Aim. ? lrzt.o j , 4 f- 4; gsr7s,
Eose z y 1i-ss-H 4i4-e l. ta!a.- Il W. q, d; if ri
saiildys hiifs 4 y sf dr DAFes .laaF Aasa1u.
Var. y h1et ~ sra I.l s-s We III se-rt .ei
i. ...1,fly E.-ss4 oo, Blt.gs tgr L.r.ryoT a. r,r,5
NJ srs C0d z:Ga. CJdasaz. W .sfSias zzt = Co.
baf4- frc- .ir-'sy J y ctr7 W. 49, -bltf
n Mar So.I Ad--'-ff-r. Sr--:n-a Ni.r ~
Iots u D-5-s -+4., l. A9teu g Iea4 Kss=r7 5la
rfiaf.-e1 Hg1zi-a RTes aat 4- ~ IsGts-Al . J %
FeryF;s- md Rotsrs ri 2l>5rr. A,ta Hlust,aa
Cznzssi patfcs Catttsj Va A@E.T, W D-ssaay
and Fest ol Y-rro..J TaarHtca ny hsaen-f. Easl.n4
of Hs1I1zrg
pss--yr u I'r.; t-ea1tl p
I55e- 40. Lone u ya14a L sea-, ts57, W1S9E
fe---- ue w. $50 Aor.1'1r i-7f's -0. -s-1-ff
casss4 > so.ou Z En.. Il H. H,, r - Ress, o. ia
as ! H., B..
Passengers Arrived
IA oar. f.s.s Ft-a.a-g l5-ra u Preston, Ms Jane
PIE tll S4b"-. = 1T ;ae ! . Z n
IN per t-t y4r-GaA--frs Coiysf ecrnaTn a.
B4ts
Is srig M.rss. z re. Ntut.tasf Lsau1ef h Seiano
MINIATURE ALXASAC.-..-.rHla DA?
ggz-R..ss........ IS % AseS-Ssts..-f
HioE WAIER.--.-.DsC -
ssrd! HooA..-. GOV Island dsi 1sts ga
TRIBUNE MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT ~ VrIvyORH
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Markets.

YIarliets -. CAREFULLY REPORTED FOR THE TRIBUNE.
WEDNESDAY, Dec. H.
ASHES-The market Is buoyan, tor Pearls, with good
demand and sales OF 80 bbs al 81 Pots quiet al 10
as ST. with sales Of 80 bbls
Export from st to lGLl Dec. 1S3O. 1919.
Pots......,..,.......,.. ..bb!s. 81 none
Pearls. HcI5'
COTTON-The market continues 10 favor the buyer.
Holders are free sellers, but the demand IS limited About
geo bales have been sold. New Orleans and Mobile are
scarce and are relatively Cher than Upands and Florida
Export from lst TO ION Dec. 1880. 1913.
Cotton. ............ bales. 2.2j5 5,93j
Export from the United States.
Since st September. Oaes 5L3l5
Same time,
ronUaratre Statement of RceiB Exports and Sf0cts "
Cotton, at the f9loisfag Iirce at the dates a2"1et
lsc,I.ed Total Ell stock o. * x on
Ports s1ce SEPT port sinee alia ...ni ls'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-12


To Grit Britain bales $3.50 To other Foreign Ports 2o68
TO F NoI6 If Faro1o 565 1854
FLOUR AND MEAL-I'hcre is GOOD demand !or the
low and inferior grades and Western Flour and
the market is buoyant The demand IS principally specuia
tive with moderate Eastern ana lily otheAo' IIe re-
cepts moderate via River aud we notice soneblo 10
500 bbls daily ny the Erie Railroad Canadian is IA
her heavy Tor the mixed brands, bn good brands com
nand our outside figures. The sales 5000 bbs at b2
al 10 ia bond The sales OF Domestic reech 10000 bb!s
at4 25d4 A! for No. supertlne; b3 for common and
strait State; 75d 9lor Michigan and Indiana, and -
C6 for pure Genesee Southern is less buoyant but With
out change 10 notice Sales OF 700 bbls al ~ for com
and 25Q5 y for fancy. Rye Flour is better. Sales
Of l5otbls ats as s. Corn Mea is quie small sales
Of Jersey al 5 &c in all 100 bbq
Export from lst to 10Th Dec 1880. 1919.
W9eat 4 -Four " oi2g m ,,a t5 r,,
ness of holders restricts the sales OF Domestic 1000
bushels prime Genesee sold n 20 Canadian Is decidedly
better WIN an active inquiry Sales OF 1900 bushels at
C61I o. the later for choice Ryeis better, with fair
onet nt irr Sales OF Goo a. IS a DOC for common
to prime Oats good demand l60i7c for Canal.
for dfsling and the East Sales OF 2o0oO bushels NJ 65c
Tor new Southern 66c Tor new Southern yellow; 67c for
old weeviy Southern 680d9c Tor Old Jersey and Northern
yellow and 63c for new Southern White The latter scarce
:. Export from stto 10Th Dec. 1850, 1919.
Wheat .......,...,,.........'.bu BUSH 1o'o3d l555a
pr again better for Old PORK
Sales Of 500 bbs al 5@Il 81 for Mess II IS no" hed a.
former prices Beef Hams in good request Sales of
$50 bbls $4 Lard is rather firm Sales OF goo DDS at
Inc l6eT lICti loI ChO!ec Duttc -
are freely made or the East 4G8c Cheese Is dull
Export from lstto 10Th Dec. 1850. 1919.
Beef, .oos- O,l'I i's'J
Pork. o4s i'LC9
Lard ...........,..... kegs. SOL ~
WHISKT-The market is better. Sales OF 100 bo!s at
26tc Prison and &c for Jersey Ddge is heavy Sales
OF 80 hhds al 25c.
SEEDS-The market more active for Clover Sales OF
20 1us md $50 bbls Southern G8ic CASH limo
lhv is firm Sales OF so tcs Ohio At 10 10, cash Flax
seed is in request Sales of loo bbls Domestic al s. %
rJs packages extra.
S'rEARiNE--There is bat little doing but holders
firm Sales of 2 COO ibs prime country at s3c, cash
TALLOW-The arrivals are farand the markets. heavy.
10000 lbs prime country sold al tic, cash
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-12

1ry,rro STATES CoUar-Before Judge Jad son!
Vsi I'D ,Jury was empanneled and received
IA ot n'@" of the Court when they retired Tor
consultations
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-12

The ship Surprise Capt Dam4resque, fer San Francisco has
anchored %" the Norm RIVER.
Tn, lately ashore the sound, altar eng
pared ,e Sectional Dock place former
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-12

CouRr OF COMMON PLEAS - Uude,hWys, liam
blin-To recover claim as danseuse, already re-
ferred to. Mr.. John Graham summed up for the
defense when the Court adjourned to Friday.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-12

WaIueu 10 supply Tue OeHcleACy
The Ogdensburg Railroad has Il engines and
$50 freight cars now under contract in addition
to the freight cars that are now in progress at Og
densbHrg Alor nearly all of these will be ready
for Spring business
By reports made for the various collection dis
tricts to the United States Senate it appears that
the number of known wrecks of United States
vessels, in the year ending June 30, 1913, was
5e5; crews of these vessels, 1916; passengers,
1869 lives lost ~ value of the vessels ST.
o2l,495 of the cargoes s25Ol, III making a
total S4,523, 10. Amount Of losses paid by I'M
dewriters on vessels Sl,579, 492 and on cargoes,
sl,22l,s27; total, s2,s02,3lo. The arges. nun,
Der OF wrecks at any one place was on the FIori-
da reefs-2O
1t is stated that the Southern and Michigan
Railroad Company have 5000 tuns of T rail at
Monroe, and that large force is now engaged in
rclaying the track west from that city
The Banks at Pittsburgh keep up their liue OF
discount, Silver coin still continues scarce while
gold is rapidly fillins up the channels Of circula
ton. Small notes have almos. entirely disap
peared Good Stocks sell readily, Exchange on
the East is abundant; Bank drafts at per cent
premium
Mr. Roberts, the chiefEngineor of the Ohio and
Pennsylvania Railroad. is now on visit through
Wayne and Richland Counties, with view
of persuading those interested to subscribe a snf-
tcient amount OF stock to enable the Company to
put the road under contract as far west as Mans
field, without delay
The Cincinnati, Hamilton and DAYTON Railway
Company have agreed to unite their line with that
OF the Dayton and Western Company West OF
Dayton, and depot grounds have been engaged at
central places in Dayton for the common use OF
both companies. A large number Of hands ere at
work on the line from Cincinnati to Dayton, and
the work is being pushed forward quite actively
aud everything is ready to finish the line early
next season to Dayton. The Western road Sc
cures means of transit across Indiana by way
ct Indianapolis to Terro Haate Wes. aad North
West b waE L. G-ceayYlo 70 Winchester It
vii connect also 1t Dayton with the Mad River
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1850-03-15
TO MISS NJ

Sometimes upon hidden tree
Where roses hang IN rich prOfusion,
And op'nng buds SO bushlneIy
Unfold their leaves to spriun's intrusion
A rare aud b'au,eous bloom is found,
All Others FAR IN charms ou,vi-lnn-
Whose fragrant breath. tho sweets abound
Is felt 'pon every zephyr flying.
The morning dew drops cluster hr,rht
Within the folds of this sweet flower
Tempting 10 lip of fairy sprite,
Il such be near at this late hour;
And sparkling gems from summer cloud
AT midday fall IN s"Iiest shower,-
And am'rous breeZes sigh aloud
To lInger round It's lovely bower.
So thou. fair Girl, art born TO be
'Mong brilliant gems the brightest shining
Superior formed by destiny
To all the blossoms round thee Whining
With eyes whose olances shoot a light,
The depth of love and thought revealing,
Wnh form that Time in his rude flight
Touches but with tender feeling.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1850-03-15
For The Athens Post.


At called meeting of Meridian Sun
Lodge. No. so. held a, the Lodge Room in
Athens. on Thursday, March 7lh, A. d..
1850. A. l.. $3.50, the following preamble
and resolutions were adopted, TO vii:
The members of this Lodge have heard
with sorrow OF the death of brother Tnos.
CRuTcHFIELp, who departed this life on
the 9th INST, at Chattanooga. Biolher
Cruichfield was a member OF Harrison
Lodge, No. ia. and we sympaihze deep
y wuh The members Of that Lodge in the
serious loss they have thus sustained. The
public too have been deprived OF an active,
rnIsrprI.ing man, and The community i'm
m-diaIely surrounding him will feel that
he vod produced hy his death will not be
Easily flhd. Although the members Of
his Lodge as body have never had the
pleasure Of meeting Brother Crutchfield
WITHIN our sacred retreat of friendship and
virtue, but as citizens Of the county in
vii III he has spent most Of his active lie,
W. all cherish his memory VITA feelings OF
he most profound Observation-Disclosures,
Resnlred, That we sincerely condoe " ith
the afflicted family Of Bro. Crurchfeld IN
their b.reavpmrn'-ihat a copy Of these
i,oce.dings he handed by the Secretary 10
ms widow, and that we will wear the
usual badge of mourning FOR thirty days.
On mo,ion of Brother John King,
Rrsoired. That the proceedings Of this
neeIIn. bp published in the Athens Post,
and hat ih. Chattanooga papers be requests
cd 10 copy.
JOHN +. SLOWER, w. M.
SAhL. II. JORDAN, Sec'y.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1850-03-15
NASHVILLE CONVENTION.

We may be mistaken, bur we llIlEk feel
ings oil deIicary should decide all sensible,
not 10 say scRsitirc men, not to attend Ih,
Convention a, our Capitol. The L"aiNIa
turs voted their Willingness for such 4
meeting 10 BE- held within our borders -
The press ~ many Instances have hi'rilN
protested aga,NS, tie m"asure. AID there l.
strong reason ~ ihirk hat three irurtLS -
our ciilZ~ns curd' mu II" vlo'rn' ruu,>'
pursued h, 'hu,e y hur ai,tG lhe turvrn.
ton. Surely, thrn. those wnn .utI wish rc
conreUe al Nashville are no, ar,ua,"d by
courtesy and polite brarn-, although u
might. in their .>Ilna'iUn, manifest much
chiralry 10 march into mars house 'ol
the purpose III d-visino plans to separate
Inn and his WIFE. II ihe object Of III,
Convpn,IOuis,s is. as has been aIlrned, DIS
union, we ""uld say, while the people o
lower East Tennessee have not the lea>
ohjettUn TO intimate association wnl
Southern men, even Of the ultra school
they earnestly protest against visit Il
their Capitol for such sacrligious pur'
poses. We are all for the Union.