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Otrssars ,Vu Ho,ucfrr a. Pun ,utfFts. tayt
WoLday night, the vicinity If Harding Hotel ON the
wet SIDE of ihe Nirc u idgc wa the sceue of oat-
rage and ho,dshsd ~ appcart that small party %
young men from the ueiEht0ri 0ot q farmouut vent
TO the glass wotts a Mr.. Edeard Wright smrth-
eTuau oi Mantcstiile which are located at the
Of lisidus's Thcir rrofescd putpo.c wss tosoc che
men Nto Ntrk ~ htfht. hiuw Elars. NoErvcr their
Wit not free nou mfs ohievDus Intent 1nH
tght crsuea between them and the w4rkur~u. in
which hey wero eneotuaiiy hpggct ty ths iatrr one
81 lic s'flhch laln" u .n hnfneN '"hn rix 'inith
sr vus badly injured BY scue weapon. ard our of the
faiinount rarty severely wounded oy . not iron in
tLc ha.ds - ono ~ the Fltsstnen Iii' fau1h.fhed
psriy, having - thr- number bore Dc coslrf
The place = battle returned the river for
reiniorce iuents which thc- ohtairri aud proceeded
alsin across she Isid1e with fhe twpf0Id object n
rssouiug their cofnrsuious and rrisliatiug ~ the
meautiu, a fflrrl II John sixanith sr Who had loit
the factory. gave him ruu. to daici bin cif with
A. tLe rnforriur party fefc he'd thr west side
of The Srbuyk thr slsss mtu wcrr a'trckcd and put
81 81 John slKfmlth. g. sought refuge w Uariug
Nit rurrurrr. who bad icpteu hin badly fred pitrl
uihim q, ' Tan towards tn hot,l tut nsse him W.
suUuosgd be- was shot, and ruhug Into thc housc ell
On the iar-rocm door eVrisiminc-' I m allied, " AZ
that moment. Lis faihcr John six'mth sr. Who va
In The act - going ont of tho door q the tavern
discharged in the faces Of the assaillans the vun
that hc Ifd armed himscf with OR pr0tec ion
nriug directly over the body - his pro.trafe s1u.
The gun vas heavily loaded With duck shot snd NJ.
nott ne eutiro charge took eject n The rsht hrcat
ufm,d William Iiyland who though emo Of >tie
rrtaliaug party does MT appear 10 have d. artivey
eng sea 10 ihN ufaNilt NJ the tiNlH NJ .hAn &
hundred and forty shot entered Dis D. Feniy ~
which pebetratsd the chcsf. aud v1ur tte right
lung and one wounded thc anftr. ilyl.uI ran "a f,w
steps. aud TN nc cried out that ls aiot spd
ssksd bic cOmrades to take him horne. He sresn-d
The, we're bringing him over hc bridge and Ft.u they
gOt him iar the Spring Garden Gas fuu .. De
dead. The shot IN the acr, va tho ilmo Hate
cnuss ~ death. and he survived only ~ ninutes.
The two sixsmiths and several oiherf, afof
arrested by The Spring Garden police aud akn % the
station houee 81 tha. district. abe prisoners hal
hearing before Alisrman buckman this mornin rhen
the ertniiths committed % prison for further
hearing, md the rest hold os witncsssf During the
the bcdy Of the deceased al tho residence ~ bic
thcr, On lrnrtylyania avenue near william street.
The Jury rendered q verdict that Tho young man
a. his q sth from a wound caused ~ gun, fred ny
john Sixsmith Sr-tx expressing no opinion as 70
wtetltr the killing was iustasbo or not The general
feeling n Spring Garden. to-day, was that the elder
si1smiih justified in tho shooting he Paramount
d ty said TO 10 members adaeronts % the gang
caIlsd Tcrmentors T-PfN Htiisfin. Mgy Ia
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CmsaLEsro,, May IA, 1880
The Isabel. NJ tbs port hrngs dres from Havana
o. the sth. The Ohio. for New Orleans. sailed the
sth snd the Falcon f0r Chngres the 9Th The lsa-
bel ls Of Havana Eve Spanish ships of war ncludng
- gun and z w. steamers
Tho cholera was on the decline
Sugars we're nrm at quotations; white, 10 10I .
good do. on gN yellow Az brosn 5Aa5& Cof
Zee nominal
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Attempted Insurrectlon or slaves.

AtrrANpRTa. May IL 1850.
letter has been received announcing that the
slaves in Union township Monroe Co Va, had plan
ned for insurrecon and murder % s the white in
habiiants of the place. When they would escape 70
Ohio. The thing. however wns frustrated by negro
girl who gave information concerning the plot and %
of The slaves were arr,sicd ani aow In coaGne-
Insut
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Tho Manchester Murder.

sorrn BrrwIoF. May II, 1s50
Al the examination cf the wentworths, to-day, Par
ker wiley was put uron the stand sud testified that
Of the wontwortls tried to get him TO carry
thousand dollar bill to Boston. for the purpose Of
having 50 chsurcd, after the murder but that he
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Overflow In Texas, Sc.

BALrnfoRr, May IL, 1880
Tn, Picctuns bbs adviccs from Texas which say that
great overflow had occurred in the Brazos and Trinity
rivers, doing much damage.
There frost at Richmond Va. on Saturday even
ira lat
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The P,nnsyIvsnis Legislature.

H,nEruurc. May IA 1850
The Arportionmont bin has passed the House BY
vote q fortyoght TO forty three The Legislature sd-
inlr u.
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The Telegraph Linrs.

Nrw ORLEsvs May ll-p VI
The stsam'hip Alabams left for Chagre. to-day
with 40 passengers
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L. :. ni.trir, rnnri-

=. =. 49, before Judge hctts
Nsf a., le".-Ile ion1wiug Grand Jurors vers
~, ~ .rn .rn norman white foreman, William A. BuTi,
hucnr-,r e. Cook. james n Cook william r,.rd~l,'
John Hinton. Henry Kctfs John q Rems,n urars
Russell Thomas y. Stumsn. fsaes q TAYLOR lewis
Ilmberlshei i v. Nauderburgb Stephen yaieatia-.
sai.u.i waterbury John Harper Langley Bruce, Jo-
reLh heeier, Edward Wilson. Abrlham A. Haviiand-
f-ntcd TO them
The following persons der arrest charged With
ofenCcs against the laws of the tnited states For
larceny the high David Austin, frumsb Rand,
Horace u Blake. Daniel g. Cruise. Chares Emerson,
a1d Edward raran. For enicasoripg 70 make q re-
tsit az sa. Charles T. HurnhAm, John VI Sweeney,
Jrha Hires Base q Tton. aud Philip uoldmsn.
Coiint erfs ting hall doers Josnna Luinlin ssssut
win dangerous weapon, st sea John smith: en- lea
vorfra 20 make revolt at sea. James Dcktnl IN as
sarlt 9TH dangerous weapon A. sea Francis Barnes
1Ir Petit Jury adjourned 10 Monday ne q. and
the &c urt proceeded O. hear motions In admiralty
psoy Bus~os Arnrs-Capt Perkins Of the John N.
Niay. II this port saturday, from nucnos Ayres.
March " reports the market overlooked with every
foreign production. iides. and AL other Bucncs
Ayrcan produce. scarce and high No freights
could be obtained, sad ships wcrs daily leaving IN
ballast - Boston .ads,rbsr, NIvs
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LIMITED STATES NAIL STEAMERS BETWEEN NEW
York and Liverpoo-The ships composing this are

ATLANTIC, Captain West. ARCTIC, Captain Luce.
PACIFIC, Captain Nye. BALTIC, Capt ain Comsto'k.
These sAips having been built by expressly for
service has been taken in ter
ruction,a also in their engines strength aud
speee, and their accommodations for passengers
fer elegance comfort Price from New
York 70 Liverpool 3ls exclusive Of size state
Roems $S25 experienced Surgeon will be attacha each
sh No berths be secured until paid for for fegst
% passage, apply 10 :
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NEW YORK AND VIRGINIA STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
books Of subssrpton TO the capital stock Of tide
ofthree hundred thousand dollars will opened on Nom
day the 10Th day Of May instant, the Office Of At
lAnnc Mutual Insurance Company Merchants Exchange
Wall street. the city of New and viii remain speo
On that and the two succeeding days from IL o'clock
az shas sFssy yMSG%& HsGP%&AA }oonml.'r..
Dated York Ma q ISSO
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I,o y. .TnoNrEoN. LsQ. .coNNANDEa or TnE

CALEDONIA TuRou0n TICKLI rOR SALE, Br
" steamship Ohio. 18th VI Nay. Inqare ~ go1is ss
Icon, NJ. 10 Igltos stgrtt.
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TELEGRAPHIC INTELLIGENCE.
~ Our Special Washington Correspondence will be
found on the third page.
TliIRTY-FlRsT CONGRESS-.
PIRST SESSION.
Senate.
By NoRsE's MAGNETIC TMxoRAPH
WAsHrSoroS, May IL, 1850.

WAsHIsoror, May II, 1850
DEFICIENCY BILL.
The Deficiency Appropriation bill reported back
from the Finance Committee with recommendation
that the House amendments be concurred in which
was agreed to-
DUTIES ON NEW YORK GOODS RErUSDED.
Mr. DouoLAs, from the Finance Committee, reported
general bill to refund duties paid upon goods de-
stroycd by the great fire Of AS in New York.
THE CENSUS BILL.
After the transaction Of the morning business, the
Census bill was taken up.
After disposing Of various House amendments OF no
general Importance, the Senate disagreed on the
amendment Of the House, substituting u new set OF
statistical tables for those adopted by the Senate
additional section adopted by the House, making the
present perpetual census act until some new law
shall be passed was agreed to. The question then
recurred upon the House amendment, providing that
from and after the Sd of March, 1853 the House Re-
presentatves shall be composed of two hundred and
thrty-three members The Senate committee reported
In favor OF reducing the Der to two hundred which
was rejected-yeas IL nays 81 The question required
on the House amendment when
Mr.. CHASE moved to amend by increasing the num-
Der Of Representatives to three hundred which was
rejected-yeas 9, nays 49,
Mr.. HALE moved to amcnd, to d. the number
ut two hundred and fifty. Rejected.
The House amendment fixing the number Of repre-
sentatves at two hundred and thirty three was then
adopted, also the remaining additional sec
tions made by said House.
After debate upon amendment moved by Mr.
DAVIS, OF Mississippi inserting in the tables column
Tor pensioners, the amendment was withdrawn; and
the Senate, after brief executive session, adjourned
The New York herald., 1850-05-15

NAIIFOKNIA DIRECT THROUGH TiCEE15.-ONE
u cis. per Ohio and Columbus eve stcrragt per
Ohio Ard Rsprlfc, for fale b.
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nCKAN sTEAN NAVIGATION Co.-FOR BREMEN,
~ via sosthampton-The U. s. Mail Steamship wAs9-
1NGTON q. w. Floyd Commander will ssil for Bremen
Ssush.mPtor, on Monday May arh from Pier No n r.,
~ IL A. H. Price Of passage in the frat cabin S2
the second cabin $50 experienced rgeon attached
to the ship All letters must through the post
RrNad
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,CAIfTORNIA THROUGH TICEEss TO SAN FRAN
V cisco, NJ. O. Eelcris' line q a. 5 Nail Steamships
ale O o isvu New oTk MAY ~ f0r Chayrcs and The
lcruiiie rom Panama 70 san rrencico uentlcman and
Iadya trinou STATE Koow viii all three l,rha or tw0
Gsutit o. - tickets, for ffie cheap Arplyt0
JACOB X. DlW lkE, Jf water street, y Y, or
NUIEtY u. PAINLK corner Third aud
Chegtnut street. Piiisdeirbi1-
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sIIIPPINo.

WANTED-F0R THR EXPLORING EXPEDITION IN
w search OF Sir John Franklin, for the u s. brgs Ad
xsaee and Rescue Quarter Armsurers sboat
CArpcnters Mates, Seaman Ordinary Seaman Stewads.
Cooks Apply at the u Naval Rendezvous, No. Cherry
street, New York.
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P1ciFic captain Nye sAITic.caS co%ssos.
ssy:I.nsns service every
sss shs % '1:sss sTsnsis
HvSoo s II exclusive 1ss u s
% a. i. r Ils b
bRSps sDSP sG@IfF fEa1lS' Go ss'ia r,s4s::
fsss'' fssiss vi! l':'' kss kNvsTR2 9s1f.
Asanti. Nss NssrggSSi gsrt: jun:
.r,sis' Ef;y::rSSsssSIt: I'M: =
Of these .hps VIII net Ss for ~
,Ss
ag E.sa ESTED STATES
win take her berth at the foot OF Canal street. Monday
s1S WI l s.sa II 9s e
THRoUGn LINZ TO CALIFORNIA. VIA oaAGRes-
fs o@ 1nissa the sa asass ioo
The new sad ssgs9, double engine ,teamshp ohIo !;
as .bove, with the GOvenmsnt Mails for the west Indies
Havana xSS osa, 1ssn 'Sr a 20
sntfer ..rsus tickets to San fransso To through
PC per Fed attached
. s 0y tG The S sssa
.ls faoN 60 M
aa direct to Chagres.
SS,ate room Berth .''...... ...... slW
stecrase ao"foand bed and separate tablc'.. 50
Rates Of passage from Panama TO San francisco-
s s'% SeIS"fcand Ri.q bed and separate table
Sss, Z, Esss.s sss To nsssna ToN Orleans
stsndee, forward cabin .... go
Tight New Orleans i'll be taken st Scents cubic
''s ''' '''''' RoSERTs Is'SSs rs ws: Spy y
EHPIRL CITY LINE IoR SAN En4ScISGo VA
y D: wsen commander aclo sSrsEcn. win ls.ss foi
Shafss direct % Or aSOp Say gca at O'clock from
'''A i's q s'is g .Ssy TO
CoR SAN FRANcIsco-FIRsT vEssEL-nIspArcn
IL I.ne.-Fast sailing ship GREAT BRITAIN. having q
a Pier Ne Nor, ssr vii hsys quick dsspa.ch for the
y.kssvn. hsyinf ja5 retuTnsd from china il
ss shses vns 60 soiS Sssy w na h %SeS %
their ntsrss, observe ibe dispatch ven by tha ne.
i''s''' ''''' - '"' 4 Is SUTTON co. 81 wall st.
NTw YORK AND SAN FRANCISCO SAILING
IN Psckesvis ChSgresTri- Monthly Dispatch Line.rhe
s.S sss m 5 en- ssndsy s Nay her rsasr
s ns a :. p.. . .a1y Ss to an REssES rSRs
Once Of chagrss sailing Paekets - Old Slip:
I1oa oREooN-roR PORTLAND, oREcoN-A su-
ha fiber cargo engaged will receive Immediate despalch
,s s sasns ap SsSy D. FOWLER q wc,
,CAIJroRNIA THROUGH TICKET roR SALE, roR
~ uhio Sith May steosaFo and hird voyage IN 18th
q 0li s,ip efaso Of Chagros Sailing Paeket5.
ChGIFCRSIA TICKET = WANTED 90 A STEERACE
~ tir9ush ticke Tor cx@nd pnNals hrst steamer
Ia Iatt. AIriy 10 IA. W. fff SCOTT,
Ne. n Wall street.
<vALFORNIA TICKETs FOR SALE, AND WAITED
" For IctetE by tie Ohio and Columtus
second trr th Nay; fecsnd cali ~ uowarda ine,
spthf steersge vs. Asrinwalis line. lSth June
Want cd the Empire cav and sarah Sands
second trip Of hsinwals line 2th May Apply al the Dcsk
Of tie saloon iaS ial ,ou street.
yS,ArIToRsIA THROUGH TIcEEss TO SAN FRAN
v esco NJ. O. Roberts line of 4. s. Mail StrAmships;
tho oil i1.vu New York May ~ for Chayrcs and thg
Nerutio 20 san FrHuCtgo, A Gentleman and
Laays Saloon STATE Room With all thieo l,rtha, or eve
GsutIt Ita.e1's tickets, for ffie cheap. Apply
JACOB *. DiW NE, 3T water street. Y. Y. or
NOIEtY u. PALMER, corner Third and
CheF,nut street. Philadelphia
GAIIFOKNIA DIHLCT THROUGH TfCEET5.--ONE
" hrit els' rcr Ohio and Columbus; Eve sieerass per
Ohio nd Espri iiic. for rale b.
=. q. SHEPARD - Br0adway. or. "a al street.
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EDWD K. COLLINS, n South street,
or TO BROWN SuIPLEY Co lIyernaoj

Tue owners Of these ships WIN not be si,
mvsx, baAon spcce, jewery, precious sls.
unless bills Of adns signed therefor
OF. therein expressed.
EOR LIvERP0OL-THE UNITED STATES NAIL
u steamship TACTIC. Capt. Ezra Nye.-Ths steamer
will take her berth at the foot OF Canal Monday
the 10Th instant and will depart with the mails for Europe
positively saturday the 25th May IL o'clock NJ Posi-
lively berth be secured till paid for freight
having unsqualed accommodations for
Comfort. alpy TO EDMD. X COLLINS "A SOnth straet
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with Difference the sentiments sent forth from that
place The voice which will thence issue the ap-
preaching anniversary will doubt not have salutsry
effect In harmonzing the democratic party arousing
into activity and indicating the Of duty de-
msndod by the present critical condition Of
try.
sincerely regret that circumstances. not under my
control oblge TO decline your and forcgo
the pleasure 1t would give to bc present the in
terestiDg occasion
am. gentlemen, with great respect,
Your obedient servant w. L. MARCY.
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owing o. .r atatr nta thst have appeared in me
NfroH t rcraid to tti- AFFAIR have iusn req ns-i.f
o. give tlc following This D. one side OF cpar., the
tgaii1u viii hrnE out an the frts on both sides.
'Ilc urder.ignod fsspecthiliY risces before = ats
rrimtstnf public. tlr failpsiur factf.-Dr g. n Rar-
frlt sbntcred ny wiir ne confronted with he in
dlFintal o. whom De toid thr (now by him acknoy.
i,dgrdl lir and chsstiacl linn. Mr. Flaminr IA AMI
vac nf iuuocrnt ~ any pffeon could possibly he \
net hum az the door and invited him TO enier; be
tntW NOS hat Tor Whnu a jd1lcial iuyeatiu ,tion
sny twelve American citizens
respectfully. T. " FAULKNERr
Tie boarding hcuFo ii2 froat rsy. In which pr
barrett vas assaulted va not Kept ~ Mrs Clement
Mfs Is number is 40 BrosdEay, opposite Grsc.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1850-10-30
Bunker Hill.

An old man sill lives in Sheffield, 9'ho
remembers when the news Of Bunker Hill
hattie reached the town, and he tells the
following story
The rrmor Of the glorious Fight
spread like wid.fre among The scattered
farm-houses. The men and boys. with
out a known exception, met in the stie't
the same evening and erected liberty
pole. That very night it was cut down
Suspicion fastened upon one Of the Princi-
pal and proudest men in the town, who
was known 10 hold Tory sentiments. The
indicnan, people re-assembled, erected Y
new pole, seized upon the suspected mar,
made him confess his treason and his az
complice, anoin,ed his forehead with tar.
and crowned him with feathers, and IheG.
having formed double line. compelled him
to pass between the files and ask in turn
the pardon of every man and boy in town.
The humber individual, who had been
hired to fell the liberty pole, was then
mounted bare backed upon raw boned
horse, and so paradcd through the village.
stopping in front OF every house TO enlr.at
forgiveness for his share in the offence
The rector oflhis distinctly recoliects her
the proud Tory asked his pardon, being
then a boy of nine years.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1850-10-30
Population of San Francisco.

The community Of San Francisco is a
perfect ola pod,ida. although its principal
ingredient and general character is Amer
lean. The Americans are the onions and
flavor that season the whole dish. lie:
any one place himself in any one spot for
a half an hour, and he will see as many
castles as we're ever dreamed Of in his phil
osophy-castes Of humanity in clay by a
great caster, not the counterfeit present.
ment in plaster -of: paris, wrought BY human
hands. And yet there is no clashing, no
interference, no national, sectional feelings
engendered, and better regulated commu.
nifty never existed. Here you will find
the New York merchant, the Southern
planter, the Western farmer and the Eas-
tern ,rader-the Shareholder and the hot.
headed abolitionist. Here is the volatile.
enthusiastic, and sanguine Frenchman.
Then comes shs fiery, .blooded Italian,
who lowers his brows. and growIs out
deep "diarolo" through his teeth, if one
bu, logs his elbow. In his wake comes
the stolid German, with his little blue cap
and enormous vizor, who seems. while he
;obsIes his tobacco smoke from the bowl
of his Dutch pipe, to exist but in dream !;
ou, in his eyes you can see his favorite ex.
preston, " hIein Got, what countries -
Next we see the Englishman-wbo. let
him live under American institutions till
he grows gray-lss him associate with
Americans all his liie-never loses his
nationality. He bears his birth.right upon
his brow, he carries Il IN his hat, it is i'm
printed upon his coat. it is PTeceP'ib'e in
his vest, it is evident in his trousers. and
unquestionabIe in his CATERS and shoes.
Then comes The child Of Erin, poor, down
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1850-10-30
Jenny Lind's BenevOlence.

/ The few tirs, concerts gwen during the
shor, TIRE she has been in this country
have realized about SIG, 900, which, afie r
deduciins expenses, is equally divided be-
tween Barnum AMI herself. Ol' her sha re-
she has already given away 10 public cha
rites. in New York $4,000. in Boston
S7,225, and $1,000 to Swedish church in
Chicago-SIs,225, il: all-besides Wanv
smaller private donations. And row the
New York Home Journa. Of Oct. 26'h re-
Iates the following additional instance Of
her large-hearied Iberaliiy.
During her frs, visi, here. Sweds
called, and sent up note in his native
language, requesting 10 see her. She did
not remember the name, as she read il. but
when the young man came in, she a once
remembered his coun'ensnce-an old play
fellow when they were children togeihe.
at school. She inquired his circumstances.
He is a catinei-maker. residing ~ilh his
wife and children q. Brooklyn. The next
day Jenny Ind drove over and made The
wife of her old schooifelsw long viSi.
Again ,hc next day, jIst before leaving the
city for Boston, she went again. The hus-
band was not a, home. She gave, TO tho
wife, a note for him-he opened il on his
return-it contained a sweeily wordcd re-
quest that he would allow her to give to his
children a memen,o Of their fathers school;.
friendship with Jenny Lind. The "me-
menlo" was check fo- ten Mous and dol
lars. This anecdoie. we assure our read
ers, is correct in all its particulars.
"The fashionables say it is lmpossItls
to ge, a visi, from Jenny Lind. II reminds
us-wilh the above circumstance-Of q
proverb we have somewhere seen: The
RICH drau FRIENDs-ihe POOR draV An
GELS"
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1850-10-30

crime. North of Mason and Dixon's lin
is the limit Of virtue, patriotism and ehdl:
rance.
1 We charge this upon the South, that
after they have had everything their owl
way-afler their real or supposed right
have been established by postive law
ailer The North has given every manile:'
tation Of their lesolu, ton TO enforce lha
law, (as long as it is law, they have raised
up and fomenied an excitement: more dan
gerous than any which preceded The en-
actments fot their benefit, and which they
now strive TO defeat by their own violence,
and make IFS defeat the pialude 10, new
concessions to the s'ave.po~et
Southern men know, as well ac we OF
the North, the value of abolition movements
,and threats. And they show this by their
reluctant applause of the .condnct.of our
authorizes in every case which has yet
occurred under the fugitive slave bill. The
cry of give. give" however, ,reverberates.
IL you yield one point TO lac,ionis,s. you
may expect TO have more demanded of
you
Such is now the position in which we
find ourselves. We have lawned 10 the
South. TO the fullest extent Of her require
ments-and we are spurned and threatened
for our magnanimiiy. We have given
them bill, which violates all our ideas Of
Justice, religion and nature. and they are
not yet satisfied We have made kidnap.
pers and shameless proAigales Of ourselves
and the excitement still rolls on ! We
have opened every avenue to robbery and
perjury and are asked to 90 more-to do
any thing, rather than offend the peculiar
instincts and notions Of our Southern
brethern.
But, after all. the danger is nothing. and
only serves 10 exhib, the restless tempera-
ment and inordinate desires Of a few
Southern politicians. The masses in the
South are sound, firmly attached to the
Union, and impressed with an inelfaceable
estimate Of its benefits and blessings. The
bubbles on the surface are vapid and etan.
escen', though 6tiul !; while the water be-
low is calm and undisturbed. Such we
believe 10 he the present situation Of our
Fools, fanatics, and political
quacks may play their fantastic tricks"
in both sections, but the grand machinery
Of the confederacy will move on unimped-
ed and undis,urbed. The people, and not
the politicians, have the control Of our ma
,ional destiny. The country will emerge
in grand security from all these apparent
difficulties, and her glorious mission Of Lib
erty, Truth an universal Justice will yet
be consummated !-Philadelphia Times.