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EIrSTIAN AND FURY.

The Who is fast becoming the most perfect Glitter En-
der We know of II TO yuperaon and abuse when
argument desperate Its Mondays No contains the fol
lowing gross attack upon friend Alexander of the Charottes-
Vile Jeerscnan Republican, by way OF retor 10 rather
short but just hit at the Wing:
sThe Charlottesville Republican speaking of the Wing,
talks about Its lately protested zeal for southern rights
foco Yankee pretty fellow truly to talk about Southern
rights interests has he this side OF the Potomac
In case dissolution would he not forthwith beaRe NM
sef and his household Gods the land of his nativity!
So far as we are aware all the Locofoco editors in the
State do not altogether dozen negroes-yct TO hear
We have profound contempt for them and their nso
fence that degn respond their calunnona
insnua,ions II had established refuge beyond the Po
aomac Of them have and if all We had and all we
hoped for s;aked with those among whom have
been born and hlcd might like these Locooco Yankee
Editors be willing sacrifice The Union aud The true wei
fare of the South
sLa,ely protested zeal" indeed IL lies fifty in the mouth
Of negrolcss Yankee who party the bargain (the
Atherton Resouions by which the South Sold and the
support Of Van Buren, By which the sale conrmed-to
talk about want of zeal for the South
We shall undertake TO fight the battles of Mr.
Alexander, who is fully able defend hmselfbut it is
proper that we should state that his father sup
portor of Jefferson in Boston, and that the editor of
tho Jefersonan has been rtnty-t,co years resident
of Virginia. negroes has wife and several children
and all his interest in Virginia He has been
Southern Rights and citiz and man, has the
regard and confidence of of all parties Does such
man merit the abuse Of the Wing If 10 bc q
Yankee" resident in Virginia is sufficient brand good
citizen with odnm what will pro,ec. the Yankee
residents of Richmond, including the Senior Editor Of the
Republican whom have been pleased commend for his
bold devotion Southern rights. We suppose however
ahat the Wing designs merely abuse and Danish the 10
cofoco Yankees" TO be Democrat in its place
man under the ban of its lofty and Cato-ke justice!
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GRAND DIVISION SONS OF TEMPERANCE

A, session of this body held in Petersburg,
resolution passed. ordering block OF marble granite
tho production of the soil of the Old Dominion which
shall be engraved the Seal of the Grand Division Of Virginia
10 be presented 10 tho National WaehinS,v afo"",ns A.
sociation Messrs. VIM NJ. Fulton of Richmond, VIM. A.
Talbot OF Lynchburg and James Alexander OF Charotes
vfie appointed Committee 10 carry into effect the
vish of the Grand Division, and engaged in the
work assigned them
We hear that the people of Lynchbug have determined
.snd block from the top of the beautiful and grand
Peaks OF Otter.
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DIRECTORS OF THE FARMERS BANK OF VIR
GINA FOR 1885,

RICHMOND.
By THI STocKHoLDERs.Nm. III. Macfarland VIM. III
Haxall James Dunlop, James G. Crane, John F. Wads
worth
By THE ExEcrrwE.-Wm. c. Allen, Bernard Pcyton
Sublctt McGruder, nicholas G. Reid.
By THE s7ockuoLpEns.--N c. Whitehead, james Cor
nick, Josiah Willis, John Tuns.
By ExEcurlvB--John T.. Doyle, 'Wm. G.. Camp,
'Sewcll Goodrdge.
AT PETERSBURG.
BY THE STocKHoLDERs.-Wm. Robertson. David Dunlop,
H B. Gaines, peter b. Wells
By THE ExEcvrIvE.-'David Donnan, 4. S. Jones,
Charles Corling.
rREpERrcKsBrRG.
BIZ THE SrocKHoLpERs.-John H. Wallace Geo. b Scott,
Stephen j. Bayies y l.. Slaughter
By TIE ExEcuTlvE-John Coakley, John NJ. H0rndon,
BY THE SrocxnolpERs.David Rodes, James NJ Claytor,
Benjamin Wilks.
By rHz ExEcr7rvE.--wm. Radford John NJ Warwick,
Sam McCorkle, Christopher Winfree.
WINCHESTER
BY THE SrocKHolp ERs.-Robert l.. Baker Thos r
Campbell, Henry y. Street, Hugh Sidwell.
By THE ExEcrTWE.-'J. Randolph Tucker Frederick
Schultz II. II. Mcclure.
At pASvIlIr.
By THE STOCKHOLDERS r Green John Ross
Thos. u. Stokes, John W. Paxton
By THE EsEcrrtvE.-Lev Hohrook VIM II. Wedding.
WIN. NJ Treadway.
By THE STocxnotnERs.-Wm g Flournoy, c. X Barls.
dale Geo. 0. Scott Geo. W. Booker
BY THE ExEcuTlvE.-P H. Jackson JAS. Il Anderson
.Cement C. Reid
CHARLOTTESVILLE.
BY THE SrocKHoLpERs.-John K. Jones. 'Wm Garth
James Fife b II. McC1udc..
By ExEcr7ivE.-'John H. Hart, n & Flanagan
John II Bbb
At wYrHEyttiE.
BIZ STocHHoLp ERs.-Stcphcn Mct;ayhck Vim II
Spilcr, VIM. Gbboney, Robert Crockett.
BY ExEorrivE-John p. Mathews Robert t;ihho
hey, George Stewart.
ALEXANDRIA.
By THE SrocxHoLpERs.-P hincas Janney, r. IL Miller
VIM. Fowle A p Cover.
BIZ .ns EAEcrrivI-John H. Brent John /. Dyer
WIN. HoXton.
New Directors.
The Alexandria Bar, c. Neae in the chair and L. T. Tav-
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A yIRGINIAN.
EJr ybe E'uo


Messrs Editors: In tho Enquirer Of the oath inst am
reported having supported the b providing for continue
ing the Beverly and Falrmont Road from Farmont Wheel
ing In the remarks made the occasion referred
did not intend TO either support or oppose the bill then under
consideration, and position could not have been properly
reported without giving at least synopsis Of the remarks
made BY myself had, time. been uniricndy the
intended give unexplained vote in lis support but
Unexpectedly the delegate from Ohio took
casion In the of his otherwise appopr
speech in advocacy of the measure that il had been
clGied urge the passage of the bill then under considsra
ton lin lieu of the "Carksblrg and Wheeling Road
road in which large number Of nv constituents and with
reason feel deep interest After assuring had
misunderstood the position assumed BY The gentleman
stated in reply that did norconscr that the constructing
of these improvements superseded the necessity of
rendered The other inexpcdcnt. That did regard them
rival Improvements and that the gentleman from
Ohio had thought proper 10 coHsidc! and represent them
that both had ciallns which recommended them IL tc avo
consideration Of the House; but that since the gentle
who, from his geographical position. supposed
he interested equally III the two proposed improvements
tertaned different opinion and had In advocating the one,
expressed intention TO abandon the other l. friend
the Wheeling and Caksburg road could not under the
remain silent then instituted Il compare
between The roads, and in order enable the House
to determine which 10 adopt il should be unwilling
adopt both canyaSScd 10 extent the merits each and
endcayocd 10 show that the Carkburg and Wheeling road
had paramount claims upon the House expressed in con-
cusion willingness vote for the bill then before the
House but earnestly protested against the being taken
upon with the understanding existing in The minds of MEN,
bcrs that the Carksburg and Wheeling road would be aban
oned by its friends. Permit TO add that the position
assumed and tho remarks thai thought proper submit 10
the House the occasion alluded 10, induced be-
loved the bill less but that for obvious reasons
Owed the other more. Very respectfully
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The Wing ridicules Mr.. Seddon's speech but the
ponden Philadelphia North American Gas bitter par
tzan as the Nhis i,sef,3 says Of him:
.'This gentleman dcservedly ranks of the
copshed and honorable members of the opposition but he
IL too much blinded with partisan zeal and devotion 10 him
who assumes to be the leader of Southern opinion and poll
cy 10 give his mind free scope. exercise the influence
which his talents might otherwise entle him command
is unnecessary say that portion of the above
does not do Justice to Mr.. S.
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will be seen by the advertisement in another column
fas the Houstocks have arrived in Richmond and will give
concerts the Exchange Hotel Thursday and Saturday
NIGHTS Thoy come to US warmly commended superior
and most fascinating musicians.
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ITO THE PEOPLE OF LOUISA OF, sA enquire

Allow me 20 bring to your notice, suitable rep
resent you the session of the Legislature Captain
Andrew j. Nelson good and true Democrat and well cal
cnated BY his sound judgment and ability do honor his
county.
I need say nothing Of Captain Nelson unfinching
Democrat and strictly business you will find him
With his folded when there any thing to be done for
his party or his county.
Louisa, January %. VOTER
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The Examiner and Fredericksburg Recorder will please
copy.
Far The ENQUIRER.


Ncs,rs Editors IL see from Of your late papers that
Col Harris declines reelection to the next iouse ~
Ito, And .e the names of several gentlemen proposed as
suitable persons 10 represent in The neXt House o e
gates. We all have iavories but am ready to throw
nv vote on any true Democrat and will vote Tor no one VINO
~ h, an b5, sides of The question. learn from some
Of the Wings that they intend Col r. H. lsbeIl who
il one of the popular OF their party ana MINK IL
woud be well for the Democrats Ia run teir strongest '
I will therefore propose thu Of Mcaah PARISH VINO
I mink secure The largest vote Of any Democrat in the
county. Iop opi'" ~
January 18th, 1880
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COMMERCIAL RECORD.


MARK ETS, JAN, 2y.
IoBACCO-Thc breaks have soewl hat increased in ,le
last lew days and prices are better New ns sell 2, !, ~
so common leaf ST %: good 81 50 ~ fine y, -
a %; hne manufacturing sloa r.
,, JNO. VI. SHEPPARD. JR
Some small sales that price -
WHEAT-Rcd 100 cents; white los
CORN-Old and new so cents pcr bushcl
CoRN MEAi.-60 cents per bushel
OAIS-33 IS cents per buslel
FlSH-ierrngs very scarce; Cut Sc Goa 67s. Gross
81 l.. ! p; Shad s. 50 4 S6-dull
So rslna cured ne'r, 4 cents; old Weston
10 cents. " s'''' HMM
LARpTsSrrels 81 cents. kegs ec1ts for new
MhiSkEf-231 cents for Rectifed
SoEFEE-l3s Is cts
-, SuGAR.P9rto Rico 81 Gs New O.leans, new csop
q: q 81; ST Croy cts
., E az and Gunpowdcr S. CSC peg h., Blar.
SoarLf9r brown 3tc yellow - Sc per pound
hiDao-e'reen sailed AZ cents per h. Calf sailed -
IRoN-Pig Iron s26 to 81 according to quality: sx..
- per tom English SIS Tedegar Richmond mandatory 500
per h. ' ~ ~ '''
STEEL-American blis,ercd Sll0 por ton.
SHOT-6c. per pound.
PLASTER-s3 from Wharf; n, Basin 90
SALT-lasi saes from wharf IS per sack from store 81
RICHMOND Jan %
TABLE OF RATES OF THE LIVE STOCK MARKET
BEEF CATTLE AT the scal,s command 90 so n q cy,n
quality willmstify higher price.
SllEEPs2 4 Si-guality being rnted
HOGS-sl 50 n s. JACOB slIo0p
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New ioRK, JAN. % p ~
ms has been another active week in Cotton The r,,
amount III all TO 10000 bales. The market day closed firm
al e. advance with sales vi 600 bales Fair Upands 10,
al and Orleans li l4a The Niapnras private
are favorable. P ~
Inc Flour market to-day has been in favor Of buyors and
ern s. p a 81 '''' '1''e'' '''''"
oa ne transactions in Wheat have been im,ed-sales
Gencsee l26 cents ''a '"'''"s'''
ihefe was an active demand for Corn to-day to fill con
acts ana 4oV0 bushels sold AT 90 10 62 cents ior
Wh'e ana Yellow Oats steady 1T g a % cents
oCTioN CARD-comucopla o,-l-The sale A, thu, Taven
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Jan =, 80 - '''-'a'"''
ISIIoN NoTlCE.-Napier Printing Press al Aue,on We
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0 mn NJ. SHEPPARD, JR., COMMISSION NER
a., az Sne.s R services TO sell Tobacco, Wheat Flour tn
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At the special election in Suy county on Thursday last
Mr.. James Wheaton, (Democra) was elected To the House
of Delegates succeed Capt Hargave The vote we hear
stood Wheadon 10 Dr. w. H. Edmunds d. A, Wilson (H)
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c;,0s,,r,s psrc.scr, LOUISA corxry, jan p, $50

GAnRErrs PRrclsc7 Louisa C9rXrY AZ ~ , L2oV bs
Messrs Editors: We sce from Cot Harris San, I h me-
49, hino candidate for reelection; and hence Inc ne
If srecring suitable person represent US in me
next Legislature Before we make the nomination we ~
saw word in regard the manner in which nona'UnS
hs been held abou, the vicinity Of the WIN onI
few exceptions We think portion OF The county nave
claims upon the people, representative never naig
rom this section the county-"hercas we nave
R 70 ,be nomnaton-John L. Collins Esq, is our man
Democrat the corc-a man who taxes ercal mn
@ STATE Affairs and VIC have doubt if elected VIII MAKE
us nm excellent representative , If -
What we have said is without consulting Mr.. Colns ON
the subject; though have no doubt II inc people VI"
eloct him he will make us faithful representative
siec' ''''' o "''' '' MANY VOTERS.
The Examiner and Fredericksburg Recorder will please
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For the Enquirer
A VOTER.

TO THE VOTERS OF MECKLENBURG.
As our faithful representative, Henry F. Coleman Esq,
dsclnes reelection we would recommend Col John +.
Finch as suitable person TO represent in the Legs
lature of Virginia Col Finch is Democrat, "sood and
ue" and is in every respect well qualified TO discharge the
duties Of faithful representative MANY VOTERS.
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Enr khc Ennnirt-

POWHATAN.-The people Of Powhatan are requested TO
their courthouse the first Monday in February
next for the purpose of expressing their views on the sub
ec of Convention 10 alter the State Convention Those
opposed Convention particularly invited attend
SEVERAL VOTERS
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,,11r prcINNING OF THE END.

THE BEGINNING OF THE. hND'
Aw,sh;noton correspondent Of the New o.h ~ .,
ONhiy) writes that Col Benton Will vote asai'. Wv =, ,h,
proviso as snot expeden' though "cons''uo"a' saaa
f,en Cass will resign when the measure COMES up ~
f3en Cass said so in his speech)-tha Nh pichiso ~
a,ns, and the two Delaware Senator'S for, the "i''0'
TOO and that il will pass the Senate by THE cAsr'so
~ M FILLMORE This is the identical catastrophe '' ,m
n.mocracv in the last canvass, warned the eou."e'
orenes aoainst--ths will be 'the glorious runs " 49,
..,a Wbi,ey no and down hill" Secretary Preston -
pan,lv expressed it, in reply to Mr. Bolts s'ea'
Church speech. n I'm, the
The South will then, have no stan 70 rely "i'' III
vote of General TAYLOR This we have Regarded,
,ce tho late .sdodpe" as utterly hopeess-ahu We "'
,esed 10 zee that jefferson Davis has some eon'ue".
,ha, no will veto the BILL Were Gen. Taylor openly soy
40 il might have happy influence in saving the
e fear that "his advisers Ewing, Coanier ee)
will prevail over his duty to the Constitution Inc
IA an extract of private letter from Jefferson Da'is ~
friend in Vicksbrg: - $500 =. .. ,-,,.-~.
against it. Cass will vote for H. and tins IS oee'e e
whole opposition which will be offered by the senators Oh
Notwithstanding States But il my observations mere nave
DESTROYED nv hopes in Congress- they have on the oei
hand created some confidence that the President VIII 'e
the bill As have often told you, his heart IS win us anu
he believes the measure will be destructive TO the eno
which ne can now scarcely doubt am sure the nones u
patriot will precedent and Northern ADVICE lar Io h
and meet the emergency becomes his station ana heoc
fame If he does So will be like his acts on the
the result of WILL and not the fruit OF MS ADVISERS
and supDOrt.'
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- g o,,.c These men cannot hold ohir
Senate 70 IGrare action the part :. me and con-
VIII. ,hcm to do The Senate mus "'
sent s,,,c Of New York there Is l ,h other
ron, a, one with ono party anu IL scarcely known
T. r. Freely used by both In virginia = = rho dish is call
he gentlenlany wings nave "'''' "SOUR KRoUT"
ed -~s~>--------
I aa riter in the Enquirer sony coh'enTS
,.,ie Legislature ought to eecl naE >, ,,e members
DeWoefo4 no false assumption IL lntniaa' ~ ihlanv
and attempts hoding I'm 10 their view raw head anu
a wizards and hobgobins cnlo ' H., made vacant
nk prescription TO elect TO MI oioe hause the
L la h cxnirao of its term) pemocia, Then Of course
o , NV had been previously held by wing @ he ocricn
y. IN Dnmocratc counties in when Mis J ncycr run
~ Ioc,cd we must always send WINGS 1 absurd,-
been cIee ,; candidate! How prcposerois an" "u ,rc
i,h, ncouronc,nen is there can There DC ~ II III the
man of talents who aspires TO pohsc veil rs the Wings
ocS hiJ hy Wings ONLY there lisa strong ana .,
S!e !" u ~ become Wings, and oslvea seeI ~ ,l la
10 The W MI ancv Of the country But, says nc, We
G , ~ mined defeated in the Spring cecl9hs ii. rcprny
c,n accuse us prescription ms - NJ nroscrption
@ !, What right have men 10 'oiP'i, - rbolo iiyesl
o made il the rule and the action Of . bnrS,nd
" hw name The word cannot We rc'"t Mi nlrdacs
u ~ - and proprcty! Where are tlsiI oos Time
fold force anu ,l and dcccpons At this particular UNI
o" i - mourning fearful an awiu @ cyi,encc
Sonth in endangcng our who with many
as acoPe ~ exrepons) the natural allies u h
noo ' Whis anacisn To prove ms see nnr '''
,: "A Nhu and OtncT Doubtful '''i- I'D
ttGo on1nu. Wings always office under o ~ De-
hG sS "a Hf e% D9 " sha E;ay So
mocars, honesty a and inlmy and voluntarily assume
wSisn S xe seo n1 10 aVs attributed
ssSsa;n a aas h The ns asf15
"hsger inon as thew come into power they exhibit al
Ss oddns long and always
dpJsscS T tic se nn n,G Sp pow b
concseu s o ~ ,hey are warmin their seats they aem
boldly to practise p5oSam 6 5G' %n,sh party
r e b r,e explanations which, hope will .a1Siy al
q rccusants us il has the
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20 me f'0H0rS q me enquirer.
Gentlemen Your correspondent, Unus Popuii contends
that Democratic Legislature ought reccc Wing office
holders and have been very much surprised after reading
carefully his articles given except fear and
probably the risk of the loss of Wing for himself
if he is pcc candidate for the of the people
He attributes MI the disasters of Whggsry prescription
This is narrow view of the subject He recolccs
that the precnces used by the Wings gain votes were
tall old Wing Henry Clay Wing, issues such United
States Bank, Tariff for protection distribution Internal
improvements aiitndinous general welfare construction OF
t:iO Constitution had obcoiet.
and that the Wings came before the people with procs
of honesty mo party, &c, &c BY this they ope-
rated on tho honest and ccduous Of the Democracy
and gained the election We all know, the Wings know that
Democracy is and always has BEEN the ascendant and
will continue long the Constitution exists is re.
garded.
What the result of General Harrsons elscon7 The
speedy passage hot haste of all the old Federal
diet OF uEcrred people? Nothing but whitening
and scorcng denuncaton not for prescription but for sins
OF deeper and more danning character. And this
same old Coon, this old Federal party has got the
rens of the Government and mady have they again roied
in their stolen power Instead ola nopary earlier Pre-
sdenfs" Administrations, we have a new edition of the
Adams Hamilton and Hartford Convention Adminstra lion
enlarged but improred What have the people, the De-
mocratic people, done7 Why in their proscrpye inpu-
Democratic Here is prescription for Gnms PopuH A
Democrat lie elected 10 the House CT Delegates, the Sc
nate Of Virginia he "Whg ,because perhaps he
them enjoying most of :e patronage of the State and Fcde
raj Governments and when he back his old con-
stituens he tells them they haze changed she =
What Is the result! Another and better is elected
The former member is added a recruit WhQeary
ma thus they claim all the talents all the decency all HE
wealth, and all the honesty God makD Of the
country. These thing. familiar 10 the country az
household Gods.
do not pretend 10 deny ihat many Wings are honest
athfu and capable but claim the same time that the
Democratic party contains Honesty" capa2ity and
fidelity than the Wing party, because foher reasons ase
he Democracy numerically the arges, party To elect
Wigs always TO Office by Democratic is tac COMES
lily opd6i /
discharge public trusts. Arc thus by fear and craven IL
nidy be made the heralds Of imputed nfamy2
Democrats OF the Legisature tell you then for
one bur Democrats oiceet them be honest faithful
nd capab!emen OF the highest and most irrepfoachabe
haracte and your constituents will sustain and reward YOU
home. But If nadly few of You combine with the
Wigs 10 dsea, your party and the youniry" lasting
,ahing, witheriag ebuke from the people will consisn
on political oblivion. A WARNISG VOICE.
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New Directors.


The Alexandria Bar, c. Neale the chair and L. T. Tay
10y Secretary have passed resolutions OF respect 10 the me-.
mory OF Judge Scott. They were moved by F. L. Smith
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Tar GLORIOUS TENTH LEGION

The "Tenth Legion pubiisneu ~
doah, has the following: , e,, Sor,bern States
SOUTHERN oo ,ion on the subject Of holding Coi
nave aircau! d of delegates from the slavc-houlIs
nn Of the Union for the puros ,he,es oaninsr the
lion the best hlca ,hir constitutional rights from 'u,
Northern brethren seems cci nj Nashville Tennessee,
mnn" the tid there may be lew es'n nnn The ground
ho NAV oppose the Southern % non ,hc crave subject
that will ashy and and thus endanger the
which Is 10 aros Union II true there are hose
south as there among te 11;nnthe former because
VINO tax ABOUT drd and ampled upon; lhe a.'.
cause the institution of slavery G nna the great mass
by the Federal Constitution O"' we nres,lme there are
OF intelhseh'' % desire or anticipate dissolu.on y,
this Union If the existence Vi b ,,ribted 10 tempo
or sha De aid poicy Its perpetuity on inc os',.'
hand in nur humble Judgment depeas, no' orr pas,
erIy inactiry principle when mas ,nds consideration
h,J ecdsd patriotic policy on nc la ny, hc
our aPon ~: D I,ion the whole Union and nolh W. nd.
Unon-hc Union as ii was di ~ Rrnubcan Govern
tit " ~ ,he world Let her stand hrny a # II.
me @ ,h r,mparts OF the Federal Constitution mu
oly up : dSrcgarded by the North; II lts III,
Io'so', a. ~ tbc dust; if the Keystone wnch u I'D -
h hnl no thrown from its place by the su,cii, rims
,h Nnr,h and our beautiful temple crumoe I s,,islac
H. s cav The South will al least nave lhc ~ the exc
ihen we say , ,hry pcrshcd in its Defence hat c e
crn,ou and the friends of the Union an and guilty ia
rights must fail upon the heads OF the olnoea anu
natcs. - .; .;u ho no doubt composed 0
the and intelligent nay Se s ST and
ern states friends Of the Union Isl men who oeleF
Sa s pos suit snd hs
he whole and the local institutions oil ec ,-fere vii
any chartercd rights or o"@l o.
in any State or section of the coniedeicy, Moo ~ NO,
- - direct attack upon tho whole compact, anu prov
equally disastrous to the whole From the Deliberations
snch men we have nothing to fear but everything u oi
We refer the reader to the recent action OF our
mon the subjects of abolition resolutions ana tne & ~
Convention commencing tho first page OF 'o-oay II
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o1TIoS CARD.-comucopia o,.l-Ihes sale a, this Tarer
WI commence this Tuesday morning a, half nast cldci
So advertisement = !, \ ~" az. ,.,.tr
Jan - - ~ ~ -'>'"'''