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: s. Of 4. a., Meetings TINS Evenina

PELICAN DIVISION, No. l. at Pelican Hall corner Of f,
mon and St. Charles Streets at halepast o'c ocS.
OCEAN sion, No. O. at Unity Hall Marigny Buildings
Third Municipality, at haGpast o'clock.
AIssIssrnPf VALLEY DIvIsIoN Noe at Unity Hall Ma
rigny Buildings, Thfd Muneioe'ity, al ha' past 4
JEFFERSON DIVISION, No. TO- at Gretna at haifpast T.
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NAvAIv--The Philadelphia Bulletin states that
the launch Of the Y. S, steamship Sasquehanna,
now on the stocks in that city, has been finally
liked for "Wednesday, the 9th inst, at O'Clock in
the afternoon.
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10 We now Distinctly nnderstand fhs Mobile
Register as charging The Crescent with being an
enemies ship under neutral Gag. We einphati-
eaily deny the soft inpenchment The Register is
80 bilious that il rtDai6ds 1s q ratssnake in dog
days, Wswonld advise our neighbor 70 keep cool.
Il i % blinded By tie bitterness Of is own part-
san sprit dat il oan not see the color Of our dag,
and Ii meassfes Us by lis own stqndard. We have
never protested to be either 5tsatraz wing or mem
Hn5 democratic paper, but we claim to occupy an
Independent position Il is source Of mach regret
20 ns thas eur eolors should have given ofenss 10
she Register, and caused il to stgmatixe US as an
i spamy. Il we had hoisted bitter, narrow, and
sAetieual banner, like that Of the Register, we
acnbs not i would have given ps "a much more
friendly greeting. But. we. have planted our feet
ppea . platform as broad as the Rep1blie, and
have nailed to our standard fhe flag Of The Union
This i lie ground Of the charge The Register is
welcome 70 Iepsat X and TO filIiia columns with it,
frpm Day to day We are proud Of sueha charge,
Sounded on such a ground and il will be our
greatest glory 70 stand by the Stars and Stripes Of
The Union, though the Register aud other kindtsd
Prints may shalacserise thespiss an rnsny colors
eRKsrsrANoK 70 NonfHEEa AeaRrsslos. Z
Il has not a. JET, clearly trahspired IN what par
ticulaf manner ils great Southern Convention viii
put on foef The pnect.sf e Resistance to Northern
asEreaaiQpsH q, there haye been .sggressions, all
Of the NofthernStstes are responsible for them IL
these have been aggressions, all of the Southern
States have suffered them II afesistance is
now e 81 made, il should be made blythe whole
Spush not BY the s iaies Individually This can be
done alone BY compact a the Southern States.
Such compact can be entered into only BY a viola.
tion Of The Constitution Of the United States, which
says 81 No State shall enter into any treaty, ALI
suce coniederaiion.p The prohibition is without
qualification. Each State of the Union il foreign
an to every other and South Carona and MISSES
sippi have no more right to enter into copIed-
CITATION, fcr any purpose whatever, than Botiisi-
ana and Bnzil. Do the Southern residents to
attain sheif sheet expect ,oover-Eide the Consti
tuition We ask fcr Information, as The subject
u ~ rs bearings 4 one Of interest to The country
THE RErUsEdoAs, The publication of a
new paper uf ths title, in the city OF Lafayette
hal bsan commenced by Messrs Latham Il John
son, the first nphaber sof which was issued on Sat
urday last ss
The appeasspce Of the sheet Fecopimenis IL lis
politics Gre of he wing school, 10 which We make
obectiony but we think that al tie present ay,
de ihet Of journal attaching to lny party 8
moi very wen calculated 10 advs1ce is forttlnes
But parlyisln aside: we hope the ekpseialiols 81
ths Rspubiipaa sntefpFisiAg publishers win be |
iNs'S tea't1eVs Y
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IN, ir- stated meeting viii d Esld THfe EVENING
Nv Wednesday, al oeoek the usual pace. Member
IVNTil please Il PupesuAi. By order Il hs w NJ
MI bAAuEL ZONES, H. Secretary.
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Cheap Sasa,sa.er .CIotI.t lI.

LEGACY " LECAEU, IS CJsqrtyss street,
1sucoEssoRs TO L. X. sILvEsTRE Il COS
~ Have received by late arrivals from France and Der
ahps Union, SuSna, and steamships Crescent CITY and Fa
con- from New York, a ueTy large ass0rtnpstt az
BEST SPRING d. SUMNER CLOTHING
which they offering for sale at very low PRICES
principally Of -
Men's superior Drap d. Etc and Merino Froek Coats
e. Extra Alpaca, uueens Cloth and Mohair Frnek ks.
=, New style Caehemerette Office Goats and Snes NO.
Superior Fienoh Meriao Goaee Sns slSo 'G oo
S StSs Ef gsi a 80 MohaE Rasiness Goats;
:. French cut Merino and Linen Pants;
niiR See fTns bdS 40 Rn SIX valencenne, Flo
fancy Marselies 49, ''0' q i'is Ss'0tu'eg' Of
lSS dsneP superior i English II Thread Socks.
8 Extra EnsS socE w1 Rs SRs 6 .S ,a.
. :. new style FRENCH ooored Shirts 't ''''ps'''
@S9 and ff Enss is fosaTF 5s
81 pan snd soored border Cambria Handkerchies:
loo Gotten NeaO, Gosss@sf and TSed l 6sdel
S a aad {s R' IL. ,s s. cj snSe
SILK Ss's ifRSG DR%'EEFFs FRSSSfK s
Boys CIofhing,
froek Goats sses and PaIeto OF Merno Alpaca Queens
PANHTrs-Erench cut Merino, 5Apaca and ThbsI also
ASfF&2 Gs% as s E9lls II To Nerd 81 No
sHhfhRtfSs NWb s s silk cd Linen ETC;
suspende Cambria and SIX Handkefshiefs, Socks. etc
nj Or l io IS children. Two TO niaey years;
French
brelones, Monte Cfsto, Polohaises; :. - -
pssquettes, AlgerenI!es, OneDtales, Mazarelloss ~
1ackts etc etc Of Merino, Alpaca Paris Lustre Toie u
Nord, Plaid Linens, ETC.; = N' ~
fANIS-Sew patterns, from five TO nine years etc. etc
Il. ~ we call the attention oil customers and The p,l
ne N general to stock of Goods as We are postyeJ
nEi8 St LAGAY & LEGANU, IS cha,,r.s st,eet. /,
architectural Books,
+ AND MECHANICAL TEXT Books.
-. az Just re we'd and for Sale by
THOMAS L. WHITE, 53 Canal street.
La EEXRE,s MODERN BuILDERsh GUIDE.
LA FEY Res ARCHITECT; -.
hIGHOLSON'S CARPENTERSr GUIDE;
BENJAMlNiS BUILDERS GUIDE.
BEkyAAlIN'S ARCHITECTURE:
TREDGOLD'S CARPENTRY
HILLS NEW BUILDERS GUIDE
AMERICAN ARCHITECTURE, in 2 pnrts.
HALLS COTTAGE DESfGNS.' f'
ss,bpAA}BS ,s MsIA4ssS9NSa AND BuLLDERS' GUIDE;
GREitS,S MECHANICS TEXT BOOK
GRElR'S MECHANIC5' CALCIJI AT0P.
HALLS CABINET AAKERS' GUIDE
HOPES. UPH0LSTERERS' AMI (s%IiINRT MA
kERs DESIGN BqoK, Illustrated folio London edition:
E i MII4I.MRIGfITs' GUIDE; s'''''O''
RENMICk ON STEAM ENGINE;
i.AkDNEk ON STEAM ENGINE; 70
ENGlNEERS' AND MILi4bVRItiHTS' ASSISTAN =
w IN numerous illustrations, y0lunes folio -
. ~. b. lAlHEhAricAL JNsTHuMEaTs, DRAUrSG-P,.
FER and articles usually wanted by Craftsmen mills 81
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YO CNIif0l.lli,1raaS

Isl received IRON Snanish1aw Library several Works
,Sst vSrelleI Of English 9td French Works, useful
English Naygaogs-theo only now Ia lie counFr eSrTee
Ylh many RAEE and guRioUs Works. continuing valabla
book OF Engraylpgs Of celebrated Fio
hlofshen That splendd Painting OF TIIIAN,s BKAuT IN;
now be seey alGed by Mr. Cook s500I will Ell n al
700. lmhlS-3ff DIR. HUNTER. "a ST G,hsTies "a =
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On. BASsfsG's Beny BEace--1twiil be ob,
served BY reference TO smother column in this pa
Per, that Drs. Banning and Miles vii. in a few
days, leave our city, We wolla therefore, ;isnr
sess 20 all toss Of our citizens. ladies and gentle.
msn, who arc afflicted with the annoying sad some
times iasa diseases Of which these gentlemen fur
psh, Eish ploat sntire certainty the indication Of
cure, she pfopsisiy Of prompt applirafou.lor Dr..
Bannings invaluable Body Brace. Ha6dfeds IN
our city testify to iia merits trons sssnnel esperi
snce--und many names, Of the most Respectable
and scientific, in New Orleans. can be given, who
pronounced this Brace. from It's effect upon iheni-
selves, the ost efficient invention Of lhease. for
The relief and removal Of suffering. ~
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ersna Loase ef AneIenl Yorl. Mason.

~ nSrA Called Mesuns Of mi, Iodss VIII take !VS
AN place AZ Masonic Bal, conner o. Bsronne and
~ Pefdido stretla, on THURSDAY EVENING fyV%
HezI Puae'uAi suen1ancs u requested. BY order
~hls p'BLAlR Gr.na seaslsy, Fsts@
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nz Tue Bostona'is advertised 70 leave for Lou
isyile this evening. As a passenger steamer size is
unequa,led.
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GzS Wereiura thanks to the 81 Gamers Bestons,
Patrick Henry and Atlantic for late Louisville and
ST louis parers
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Auction sales This Dav.

SYKES, HYDE q Co. will sell at half past 10 O'Clock at So
Magazine street-Hats. r.
FLoRAscE TAYLOR wlse at II O'Clock at the corner Of
MORGAN and Enghlen strcets-Gioeery Store. 81
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In this CITY the 18th ins by Rev Mr. Tholomeir CAPT
lAMEs DAVIS, Of New YORK, to Miss LOUISE Curtis,
DurueduAs HH. r
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SH gAM COMMERCIAL. iEKI RANGE HALL 49,
4sESft ny Mt. aud Madame LEATf have the trHaoaR
~ honor g ANNOUNCED that they will give Grand k4e
- Concert, Al the, above room, FRIDAY N1AkAA
EyENNG Marcel being positively then lsss Appearance
preans They Will be assisted BY Mr. BISHOP Mr. NORES
sud, in addition the Concsf Mr. and Madame vii sns
~ particular sesnest selections from La
a. smmsrmoeF and sfhe Barber Of Seyls tull cosume
ilesels One Doisr 70 be had usual open al 7;
I. uulnn
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Spl.ialg and ISasaaaasel. GsOOfIs.

HND1NE " ,, cOrEler OF ST. CharIrs
t.s and Julia streets.
" Where every description of DRY GOODS are daily
offered and sOld al extremely Low PRICES.
Just received per ships Vadals, Atlantic etc. etc. large
and complete assortment q every description OF spring and
summer DRY GOODS, al prices that canpot BE- bsoI.
even at retail in the Northern cies therefore difee your
attention 10
ANDREWs' Drb Goods Emporium
mhi6 6t2dp corner of ST Charles md Jnria .,s
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Fine Shirts

No We have in complete assortment or our Sim
Linen and Cotton Shuts As seventeen sse made We n,
enabled to guaranty 6 Tese Shirt are made expsy r OF,
ne aug are oil course Ia the --latest styles and Hude Of the
Materials and in thebest manner
GUINNESS Il CO.,
pbiS SEP Dcaers IN Fancy Articles " Caiap strsst
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LARGE SALES and SMALL PROFITS.
!, .fIfred .EEsssaroe s. CAPS

. ., = 49,
SAN1A CuD eLAdbA&FUC - OOs/&
- N' ~, 80. C1-O 'AtsH DsiatDishineDt!
.N0. "a magazine Street. ~ . .H
Where p,ay now hs onnd a. usual ,la i..u., *, a.
nss,rnssof spRiNfi "a Su1ax,ps =, ~ p'u
% M SUMMER OLo ThlNtI N NewOrats
All or Clothing manufactured Ahmsni in New Y6r
expressly sales here and d IL 0,b n.r .
rendering s.fsG,cto,. th., 10 ,aco. - y
H. . N -. =. .,. = ,'Al'Vn o. OUT stpe'
~ 81 IA SahtOi afeles III onf line The following is only
parllal list artieiesi =
summer Dress Co0ta. eku paI
Fieneb Ms,,as or n,,a s S,ons etc,
and Lsnardnes - - '' '4''' i''A''
English Merfno and Parame1s do. de-
bsek nnd eoioed Alpaca Sac P0kAs, LAM
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f91aE1nkE ApvkRTgsEMzxrss5Fsm nst isfssfer refuse
publish noiiuss sf nleenea ea etc., unlsz reEouhle
mazns ssntwih each WsAsst "a hooks several hun.
Ord aosn CO.. work of ibis Kind, sheh never expect 10
uofeeiiie scattered r2lirso the lad campaign. We can.
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wv We, The citizens of the Seventh Ward, Second Mn.
nicpafv, do nominate Dr. s. W. DALTos, as an ndepen
dent candidate for Alderman the next April Election
lnhls MANY NoTKRs.
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ELLlsq OFF CLOTHING ssll,no oy,
1T Great Bnrg0isss!!

.A Great BGssg0ias!!
ARERER MSRoE co ca "A s, NJ HI,
Pis .o Sis5 1 II c5sf T. S tRs Most
S'f fS es eod Drs' and as price $40 and $50
,.."Asls- >, ss2
. .!......S t6-- SIS
= a......,sIs-7 :. =. gu
Black aud cOlored Cloth Sac Coats, Al tos,
uvereoats Of every description .s...s....At I,os,
sla"Es. Coats Al very Great bargains
Black ss sIs'"'''' F'n'a''V'' Cost
to ri II, ps .D, in want sss unusually prices viii Do wei
'S' ALFRED fsSii 81 M E Z SET / CO.
-@ Han9 2 u - 81 Magazine street
/, GRAND RAFFLE OF PAINTINGS.
A6s6 s3F rrfayN fsss5g # TFSsiqs "a
III R ifssEal w 81 s 81
psSsSs Wishing Vi 70 absGe sos and see me he
pe mGg5 ~ 8 il he Is d IA ii Lq05
hss sERg WERAE e. and . IR39SSEE
Fl FI6R fPsf ~ tslF S98s RAggP CRAVE,
and Snare sss VIZ MaG Bas1 nv Metb1 80
zzsss 2s Ra s " She Sstd hs Rfs
PGt God upOn the Ocean, by Grobe Look Not Ever Be
: Fshs Mathew Ih9Fs tsf Sa TSou sf Mar
ns las Sigh; Ride was once Taking; Jenny Lads
Polk, , Msrstzek: Gloucester euus
shsssy and Dolchey la FaSora. BY Waan:0 ASsos
Fe neE Sy S GESGs The STIR sndhs Zephyr Names
Msrs,zek; Serious Family o'sF'O''' iu'''S'oi ey
Plate Br WsEaa 81 Giob ey Ma.1s s
YARfous Gisrles Vos.s Petit Polonaiss Polka Ma,
by Burgpuer BALKAN Galop BY ViericS; new edo
nhed IN Jannary February and March, aud a new Illus
to asd edition OF the No Camp street Polka the pa
i.o9s eOps.- : = ------ mhlo It
PHILAD. HARNESS, SADDIERY- e.c.
L EGA LACEY a co. No. 81 81. Sg1SN (-TN
~ aaSSA CsGytes street. opposite Tater. S{IA a III
66GqY Il 1S$ ;'P;s 81
E $zf iiB ssSsi E 81 - ssss i
q siafS s ha59ss I'D THINK
dehla Ing UNDERSIGNED are always prepared furnish
best qnaly, and on the most reasonable terms @'''
mllz0 sm LACEY Il co. 81 81. Charles ST.
WEST RAsCAGsOULA PROPERTY FOR SALE
spssoa. tAs E a az wil h4Hs 1884, Eh
Ste TP APgf Fgn and; and Fig Tres
-:. Sd Wiz ki ffSfi; & E WIZ
d HSss sstsBs aP many PtasT
mhzo 81 3 A. B. RINGGolID. 81 Grayier st. !
II QsT-A NOTE, dated the 23d Of April 1872 signed
X, N l4LOY, and payable ON the Isl January isi3
Tor 90 5I 70 the Order OF +. FREEMAN and By lin
endorsed to w BARNES, with per cent interest rom
date unul paul. "A liberia reward will be paid for the return
y s1iu nVte we ~ tiis Office. mhzJ 81
DIR. BANNING'S BODY BRACE,
Rs. BANNING * MILES respectfully announce
Those who would avail themselves OF this Opportunity Of
procuring those 6eastJM Instruments will do well to call
immediately D b. * NJ. permitted to refer to some
nundreds oil aies aud gentlemen this city who are wear
ing The Brace with great benefit There are few to whom il
MoulG De useless. mh20 st
WANTED TO PURCHAsE-TF0 SQUARES
~ OF GROUND in Bouigny, one Of them on The iyer
and the other adjoining in the rear -
A Square of high Ground
Country Residence
70 consist oil Dwelling and several of Land not ex
ceedng two miles from New Orleans.
House and Lot
az Bag 81 Lous 7. ID. HAILES, Broker
-o ~ COpirOn street.
EASEITONAprr r. nTTT : 80, =. -
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ei1- American Theatre. Mr. j. s. CHARLES
begs 10 that his BENEFIT take place on THURS
Day EVENING, March a. Mr. W. H. DUFF of this oily viii
make his hrs aPeaianee stage in the character
: Skgloek, in Siakespeares Tragedy of
THE MERCHANT OF VENICE,
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Eds. CTesoeat-Please announce l.. U. CAYENNE as Al
independent candidate for the office of Recorder of the eco
Municipality, and obige [fylll MANY VorERs.
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TIE MAGIC OF ELEcFRo- EIoI.oGY.-zThs lse-
iIlres and experiments Of Mr. Fiske, at Tbs ArInory
Hall, are producing high degree Of inleres, and
e1citsment among our most respectable citizens
He has large and fashionable Audiences every even.
iHgi every one seesnz delighted with the amusing
sapsHmeais, a. well as surprised and confoundsd
a. ihesf mAryelousness. This evening Mr. r. will
iscgarl npon the wonders Of natural somnAmbulism.
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Eds. Crescent; Please announce JosBuA BALpw1N. the
Recorder of Municipality No. Two candidate for realec
ton in April next, and that he will be supported irrespective
oil party. by ihe trnh9l The People.
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n1r From the 10Th of March 20 the Isl Of April
there ere 70 be great doings at No. 81 Msgazins
rsrse1 A. Munepe 4 Co. offer their large stock Of
Ninssr elsihing a. great beIgainu-- many Of ihs
olfifIs1 - actual cost. Tia low prices at which
llez o'g lleii goods viii undoubtedly insure them
Al abundance 81 customers. Thsir stock u sunl-
asss eleilins Is also rslnsfhsbiy lsfgs. and Of q
eholss ehsspcisk 80 sdEsEiiisRsass
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EDS. Crescent Please announce the Voters of Munich
pality No One, that w. NJ FLEMING a candidate 70.
Recorder, and win be supported by MANY VorERs
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Messrs Editors: Please me as Candidnsa1o,
he Chief Magisiraey of the city. Election in Anil peSt
i4 PETER L. JORE, sx.La State Librarian,
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eli Daily Ctfsrfnf.

new oRhEANss
"Wednesday M0nNikG. MARCH 20. 1850.
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Eds. Crsseeat--Pease announce The us,n. ~ f,. AZ
BELL candidate for the office u Mayor Of th 4, Nv,
ensuing April election, and obige many friends ii IN.
iyH THREE MuNIefpALtTtrs
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.Hrcl.ifecfakrlnI RnnEe

% AND MECHANICAL TEXT BOOKS. q
Z - az Just re eei we'd aud for ale sby :
THOMAS l.. WHITE, So Canal street.
The organizer., 1850-11-16

WHAT THEN SUBMIssIoKlsTsl-IIis now
clear to any one who takes note of the
"sigas Of he times" that the farfamed
FHgitire Stare Bill, will be either repealed
by The abolition Congressman, or SO mod
ifed as TO defeat the object of the law.
Tho Yankee papers are literally filed
with accounts Of public meetings haping
for their object open resistance to the law
II this law be repealed, will the submis-
sionists now, be submissiOni,ts them viii
they still talk about the bauble "slars and
stripes" and the other pretty things on the
American Flag, and shout hosannas to the
GLORIOUS Unionl" Will not open robbery
perpelrated under the authority and sarc'
ton of the Union, wean them away from
their disgracelul idolarry !or IL If not
slavery is doomed, the South is doomed
and her people well'dcseryiog the fate
which await them!
The organizer., 1850-11-16
AMENDMENT TO THE CONSTl.
TUITION OF THE U. STATES.

1t has been suggested by some Southern
journal that an amendment 10 the COnSll
tuition might be made, that would forever
stop the aggressiOns Of the North upou
the South. II is provided by that inIlru
ment that no amedment thereto shall op
crate to deprive any State, without hH
consent, Of an equal representation in he
Senate OF the United States. The ames1.
ment suggested would in the same manner
place the subject OF slavery entirely b..
yOnd the control OF Congress as long as
any STATE thinks proper 10 tolerate il.
This might have been very well, hsd
such an amendment been attempted yeaH
ago. Il might then have been affected,
ard would probably havo operated ssI
check upon lanalicism fbr a time. Ba
could it now he madel u is very dnUbifaL
Although comparatively few ia the NOriA
have avowed their aim and determinalios
to be the abolition Of slavery in the StaIsi
still every body, familiar with the hislog
and present aspect Of affairs, knows thai
this is the ultimate design Of most OF or ~
" AAF a-Aa Nto ~ AuaA NcClA " W -
Union. lf this be the lac;, what hope can
there be that they will consent 10 haze
slavery put beyond their poweri Ths
grand object in view in excluding Slavsr
frOm territories, Is the increase Of ~.
States to the number, and power rsquirst
to change the cOnstitution As soon .
this effected, the eOnsiituiOn will Be .
amended as 10 give Congress power o'si
slaveryin in the States; and its abolition w
quickly follow.
How. then, can we expect that thsI
viii give up their designs. when Ihsrs :
50 fat ering prospect Of speedy sueess
Il Is dle to think Il such Thing. and lo-J
to hope for Il. The day Or any anens'
meni 10 the constitution, By which ~
South should he benehilsd, has Passss'
and all that is lei 10 her now iS 70 eo@Pff
Ii'e away her eli. and herself ini0 I'aFsg
or to take hsr intsrssis into Der oWn has-
ccfsssilIs ARPssi'
The organizer., 1850-11-16

FooTE IN SINGULAR QUANDARY.-
The aPostasy Of the "l'Hle PGcifcatOr," "
has involved him a strange quandary.
Discontinued with the station to which he
was elected by the merest accident, he is
looking up TO higher position. He wants
TO be Vice President of the United States,
and If he were asked whether he desired
10 take his chances on the Clay or Cass
ticket he would be dislressingly unable TO
answer. We pity FoOIe. By his treach-
erOus course in the Senate, he has encour-
aged the gross aggression upon Southern
Rights which may make it necessary that
the Southern States should secede from
the unholy alliance which is robbing them
Of their property and their rights; and If
this course should be taken, Foote'S treach-
erous submission will avail him nothing.
A question Of The most stupendous impor-
lance then arises,-wll the Sluth IemaiD
in political association, which nine-tenths
of her people al heart abhOr, in order that
the "liHle PGcifeGtOr" may be made Vice
President We write down this momen-
tOus issue with trembling hand
The organizer., 1850-11-16

that it is possible TO do TO PrO'ec! moss
who NAV be amenable to its provisions
Judge Stoddard spoke in support oi tue
resolutions, and in the course oil ms TO
marks, pledged himself that nOtwIthslanu
ing the requirements Of the law to lhe
contrary, he would, if applied to. in the
case of fugitive, grant writ OF habeGs
corpus. The Deputy Marshall also mace
a pledge that if writ was placed IN MS
hands for the arrest ofa fugitive, be would
not serve it. The meeting, after appoint
ing a Committee of Vigilance, adjourned
The organizer., 1850-11-16

MISSISSIPPI LEGIsLATUEE--TAx ON
YANHEE GooDs.--lhe Legislatuie--which
convenes on Monday next,-aiter making
provision for calling Convention, should
give US sumo measure Of present protection
Non Intercourse is proposed, which may
serve TO hod The abolitonists ia check
until the Southern States in cCmbinalion
can act finally. We have our objections
10 Non-lntercourse, but still wea willing
to accept IL, for the accommodation Of those
who are afraid to venture further. We car
try il, and when il is we'll Oscerlained lha
this measure will not cure the evils com.
planned Of, we shall then expect the aca-
/ aer course men, in one body, to come 10
to our remedy Of P,aceabIe separation.
10 connexion with this subject, it may
be proper to refer to the views Of one oI
the ablest constitutional lawyers in The
Union-Hoa. J. VI. Berrien. They were
intended for the benefit Of the Georgia
Convention, soon 10 be assembled
He thought that the best course the con.
vent.on could adopt, would be TO recon-
mend, for The ratification of the people, a
law by which Northern goods. after they
had arrived in Georgis. end had been de.
l,vered into the hinds Of the merchants
should be charged with a high and disctim
mate tax. Ihe Judge thought that, by
this measure. the importation Of Northern
goods would be greatly abridged, Georgia
manufacturers would be encouraged, and
the Northern p'o iueers would be awaken.
ed 10 a sense Of the pOSer e the South u
protect their own interests"
We desire TO see Ikis measure carried
out to ils fullest extent, until the CONNER
eial maris Uf the North, Quilt up by slsv,
labOr) shall be given up 10 The "noleS ana
bais." Then, perhaps, the abOlihOnis,'
all come 10 their senses.