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ct Mr. Wilkins, and in the language of the
Bible, go thou and do lkewisc." Dol
lar Newspaper.

ar Newspaper.
For the Banner.
SfallZas 40 Il.
(oRIGINAL.)
A thousand mingling voices say,
With gladness in each note, !" tits May"
The west winds o'er the roses play,
In wild delight,
And lend tho inockbirls, all so gay,
A song by night.
How swec, their liquid breathings swell,
Now gay, now plnintive from the dell
They chant n sunset brief farewell,
TO yon green vule,
Where on thine youthful ear, frs, fell,
Loves whispered tale.
Now comes to mind the days, gone-by;
When Love first taught my soul to sigh,
While gazing OH that soft wild eye,
Which gazed on me,
Ere Hopes green bough began TO die,
And tlroop, for thee.
Fen though our hearts have known the
blight,
Ofwintcr's chill! and m,irky night,
The past, on memory, throws n light
OF buried flame;
And turns Hopes rusty chain ns bright,
AS thy lov'd numc
And though it brings my bosom pain.
Oh let me wake my lutte again,
With some sweet, halfforgottcn strain,
Once sang for thee!
And though it still bc all in vain,
"Tis sweet TO me.
VI.
And il | chance TO drop n tear.
For moments still so sweet, so dear,
Twill soften down the gloom, | wear
Lost one, for thee:
And lull the waves of dirk despair
On gricf's wild sea-
Clarendon.
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Gloves.

Gents and Ladies' white, black and cold
Kid Cloves, white and black Silk do, col ID
Mnslins. Ladies' Dress Silks Fringrs Trim
m,ngs, DC, for sale by l.. b. HANKS
June 10
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Special Notice.
,Fo E.lnrntcrS ;lnd r,n,,,iiic.

E-ffFtcfS ana Families.
The Subscriber intending 10 remove from the
corner Of King aud Market street. 10 the New
store In The Bend oi King street, is drsrous OF
reducing III" Stock rs much rs possible prior tn
removal: Planters and inmilics can avail them
selves fan opportunity Of laying in their sup
plies from one OF the LARGEST and BEST
assorted Stocks in the city. nt prices lower than
ever offered. among which will be found,
lmrs i" New Style light cold Barcges a, IS 81,
S cases Finland and Orgonlic NIn-lins 10 und
- l-2
. eases light cold o,6I..
cases black AMI white mourn'g" nj ~ 10.
French cold MnsIins, Lawns and Baregcs
from Is 81 10 62 l-2
HeicEa Silks.
case small Plaid Finland Silks. a, 81 l2.
case plain cold Silks ut 80.
striped and Plaid Silks mt e. l-2.
niIh Eoi d silks ut very low prices,
al silk Grcnadne a, 81 l.2, Mvr,L75.
Double width Alpaca Bnrrgrs at -.
Plain black Barrprs. Mourning Ginghnms,
Plaid and Striped Muslns n, ! so ps.,
White dotted Swiss AIuslns,
Superior Saxony Gauze Flanncls, cold Elan.
ncls,
Black Lace Visi,lcs, white and black Sewing
Silk Shnws.
MINI EWccals at ne lie,
Plaid Linens NJ - l-2 n IL 81. Gaml,rnnns.
Brown and white Linen Drill, cold Linen
Drill.
Ligi; cold Cassmcrcs, NIerinn do, Plain Lin
ems.
Cases OF Cnlcocs and Apron Checks nt6 II,
- PnntalOnn stuifs. nt & Ii,
WM ROWLAND,
\. f. Corner of King and Market
street. Charleston =. G..
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Invitations,

The pleasure of the company of Capt.
HAMMET and Company, Qhe Sumter Ri
flemen,) is solicited at a celebration at
Gains Mill, on the 9TH of July next.
L. i. JONES,
w. e. MELLETT,
Il. b. CAIN,
Committee of Invitation.
The pleasure Of the company Of Captain
F. SUMTER and Company A of the Pal
metto Regiment, is requested at celebra-
ton at Gains Mill, on the 4th of July
next.
T. L. JONES,
w. +. MELLETT,
r. B. CAIN,
Committee Of Invitation.
June IL 33 td
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REMOVAL.
or THE
MEM NRMN STNSE,

The undersigned having Removed one door
below VIM. Webb's New York Store. would
respectfully solicit the patronage heretofore Ia.
N"rrd by his friends and the citizens of Sumter
Geh"fm''y, hcing satisfied that he can accommn-
date them with any articles in his line of hms;,
ness, consisting OF large and well selected as.
sortment, DC.
II. s. MEIL.ETT.
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sMMRASsNSMo S. G,
Spring of185O.

w. C. BAHCROrf.
ia aud 255 King Street.
Is now receiving mn'i oilers to purchasers Of
DRl GOODS, who may visit the City one OF
the
Largcst Stocks of Rich and
Apc:crvabie Goods
ever exposed in Charleston Hnyng made ex-
iensvc arrangements for SPRING SALES, he
confidently invites purchasers 10 his stock us i,
Is unusually attractive, embracing all the va
ririics Of New and
Elegant Silk. huih hlnck and colorcd;
Grenadines, SILK NIuslins, Tissues;
Basages. both plain and printed;
Ginshams, Gingham Muslins, Prints;
Alpaccas, Bombazines, Chnlys; E
Enhroiderics of yarioiis STYLES,
Evening Dress Goods in variety OF style and
fabric;
White Goods of all The vnrioils qualities:
Elegant Crnpc, Lace, Sill: and Muslin Shawls
and AIanles;
Linen and Linen Fabrics;
Hosiery, Gloves ana Under Vests, tSilk, Me-
rinD and Cottu,D:
Embroidered. Reverr stitched and Plain Ii.
ncn Cnnbric lIdkfs. in great variety;
-Af.SO-
Goods Tor Gents Wear in ali the leading STYLES
oiWoocn AMI Cotton Fabrics
-lLSo-
most complete assortment of all the heavy
Cotton Fabrics for Plantation use, together with
Il large stock OF hlcnchcd and Brown Domcs-
tics, co!0rcd Co,tous etc. etc
Purchasers Gun always depend upon finding
the newest styles OF goods imported as an agent
IS always III the Market to supply us Will, the
most Fnshionabl. Goods.
Ia :. word, the stock will be found 90 en-
brace nearly every article in the Dry Goods
line and will bc offered nj the
LOWEST POSSIBLE PRICES.
n B.-llc has made large additions 10 his
Wholesale Rooms and vii! be prepared TO of.
Merchants nm n,t-
and invites the attention of ali who wish 10
purchase Goods at Loio Prices for Cash or
prompt Pay.
Feb. 1850
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Look Sharp!!

Just received by late arrival from
Charleston, fresh Stock of
Dry Goods and Groceries,
: Consisting in part as follows:
Ladies and GcntIemen's Shoes, of VA
rious descriptions Misses and Childrcna
40 ilne assortment Of Hats and Cans
Tor summer; also, Coffee; Sugar No
iasscs Cider Vinegar; Candles; No. /
Mackerel; Picked Pork Salt; Water
buckets; fine large Broons, Spice; Pep
per; Cloves; Ginger; Mace, also, a fine
!ot OF I'm Ware; all of which viii be Sold
low Tor cash tradc-by
McROf 81 JONES,
Opposite Wm. Webbss n. Y. Store.
May |, 1850. a
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MNIAEE,

- = y y - 80
,r me smosCr,hcr has Removed his FURNI.
IuRE WARERoOM In Mr. 4. J. Moses nc,,
nnlid,hg tuP-S'nirs) where he will keen CON
''Hhtiy on hand, general assortment of Fur
e---71---ev--s-1=s-, lnrc. consisting in part of
y s.s-s.assssss=ss,9 Dressing Bureaus, Plain and
e{t.}i--s..------zS5 t5}--s.--zS5 Marble Top, Sofas and Di.
vans, Foot Stools. Ottoma,is. WanLrobcs Mai,
and Alnhogany. Candle stands Dining. Tea
and Work Tables. Centre do: Curied Maple
high nnd low post Bedsieads. Mahogany do. !:
o'nce' Sitting. A"rsimg and Rocking Chairs of
every description
Furniture made and repaired at the shortest,
notice.
Plain and Al,hngany Collins furnished 10 or
der. ~ "
The subscriber is prepared 10 furnish Blinds.
Sash and Doors ~ Charleston Prices.
lie viii continue his WORKSHOP NJ the
pld stand, where all orders i'll his limo will be
puncinally attended Ia.
DANI. s. SARGENT.
May Is 20 #
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Executive Department,

WHEREAS the cause ofEDUCATlON
in South Carolina. demands all the light
which in,clligcm, and experienced minds are
capable OF shedding upon il. the Governor,
i'll pursuance of what he believes To be the
public wish, suggests 10 the Teachers
throughout the State, the propricly of as
scmbling N Columbia on Friday The l2ih
of July, 10 consider The subject of FREE
SCHOOLS, the preparation NJ home of f.lc-
mcn,ary and other books Tor the use of our
Schools, the best mode Of insurin. the pro-
gress of Education, and other kinLrd mat
tcrs.
Nay ID. 1880.
~ Every paper in the State will copy
once every Two weeks until duy
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PRIZES! PIlIZES!!E PRlZES!!!
sao,Goo, numbers; Is 81 63. package quarter
tickets, sent To North Carulinn. 10
sao,ooo, numbers q 4G 72, package half lickls
eta sent 10 Pennsylvania. ~
SO, 900, numbers Sc 4a 7s, whole ticket, sent TO
South Carolina. g5s
S2o,0Co, numbers l3 IS, package half tickets.
sent 10 Virginia. ~
Tennessee. IH
sl5,ooo, numbers 40 4? 81, package whole tiek-
eis, sent 10 Alabama,
$4,000 numbers 80 Ga 6s, package half ,ickets,
sent TO Ohio. sI7t'
ss,oco; numbers e7, 5s 81, half tickets, sent TO
North Carolina.
$1,000, numbers l5 ~ TO- whole rickets SEN. IA
Pcnnsy vGnia.
$4,000, numbers SO 4a 50. package halfueke.s,
And an Innumcrable number Of smaller prizas
scht 10 different parts Of tlic country.
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n 8 \ Y GN, :
$lOO REWARD,

will give The above reward for proof 10
conviction OF my Man CHARLES. IA carpan.
ter hy tradc,) being harboured hy any 'rssnans;.
hle White Man, md Twenty-Five Dollars for
his apprehension and delivery in Snntsr Jail. =.
Said boy was bought from Bdtson Corbitt, nnd
has has "A wife n, Reynolds in Darlington, near
Rishopyille.
May %. SO II
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Negro Shoes.

The subscriber has mad" arrangements for
the manufacture Of from Four I" Five Thousand
pairs "t the above article by the FALL. For
reference n to qualify. hc would respectfully
rri"r persons whO may be- disposed To purchase
ri hun, Ia those who pairuniZrI him last wear
As {" price, he vii! guarantee them ns low AS
can be afforded
May - > If ]. MORGAN.
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Terms:
For Tri-wecluy during the session OF Congress,
md semiwccky during the recess, ,ht price
will be, per annnm S5 90
Weekly paper 80
The price of subscription must be paid invn.
rinbly i'll advance, ana the cash accompany the
name sent.
Al persons procuring ten names shall be en-
titled TO receive a copy gratis for one year
A. l.. BUTLER,
JACKSON MORTON,
r. TOOMDS,
J. THOMPSON.
Editors, and papers friendly to tho ehtcrprize
will please publish this PROSPECTUS, which will
entiile them 10 an exchange with The ncwspa-
per. All who comply with this request will
send II copy of the paper containing i, 10 the
Committee.
Washington, May 25. 1850 81
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NOTICE.

Persons indebted TO the Estate of y. F.
Wyles, will please make payment to f.
Sumter, Esq.
NJ a. WYLES, admir-.
June 10, 1850. 81 81
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GRAND ARRAY OF LOTTERIES
FOR .JINE-ls5O

.
u Confidence Strictly Obserrea.
Date. Capital Noof Price or Price OF
May Prizes. Ballots Tickets. p,ek,gs
$ioOD IS Nos. II drawn $40 $40 tIn
3 25,O00 IS Nos. II drawn 8 I15V
4 2i,000 7o Nos. IL drawn s I550
5 10000 rs Nos. l:5 drawn 10 az
6 $4,000 7S Nos. II drawn 1880
10000 rs Nos I2,drawn Is SO
y 3a. con a, Nos. I3 drawn m a,no
10 26.GtU rs Nos. rs draws az, ~ w w
IL 10000 75 Nos II drawn 5 1870
II 10000 rs Nos. IA drawn 10 AZ
l3 $4,000 IS Nos. II drawn 5 1870
Ia $4,000 75 Nos. Ia drawn IA
10 So,000 Is Nos. 20 dragn 81 1000
IL $4,000 IS Nos. Ii drawn 10 39lI
Is 25,O00 70 Nos. 10 drawn S 0l
I'D $4,000 rs Nos. ID drawn 10 3500
20 $4,000 IS Nos. l3 drawn $ 1880
II 10000 IS Nos. ! 8 drawn s 1900
- $4,000 IS Nos. II drawn 10 37Ml
"a 10000 75 Noss IL drawn 8 81 Z.
% 24,000 7S Nos l3 drawn s Is5o
26 35,GG0 rs Nos. iB drlwn no RI &
~ 10000 ~ Nos. 12 drawn S ism
23 1880 7S Nos. Is drawn I3eo
% 10000 IS Nos. l2 drawn is 5s5fM
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PROSPECTUS
The Southern Press

An Association OF HixIys1hree 7imuInbers OF
Congress-, Senators and Represents q YES, have
constituted the undersigned q Cpni,niHee 10 SUI
perintend the establishment Of n Southern Press
at Washington City, to be devoted TO thescxposi4
ton and defence OF Southern Rights and insti.
iutions--tlle dissemination OF correct infcrfna-
ton as to Northern Policy, and the cpnrse OF
Political Affairs generally, without refcrencoto
nngements are now in progresa, promptlyS to
ensure the issue of such a paper uildertbe lille
of ,g5 3 ~
(" The Southern Hrasgss. -
for the conduct of which, suitable Editors have
been engaged, who will nlso receiye tho MD OF
number of eminent and able contributors.
There will be both TRf.WEERbYs and n
WEEKLY issne--the latter to.contaiD sntstan-
italy the same matter rs the FORMER, and intch-
ded 10 reach those points Of the country whose
mail facilities are limited.
A DAILY issue will be added hereafter, should
1t be deemed advisable or necessary by the press
and people Of the Southern States. Is
The paper will not be exclusively political
but will embrace OF its broad sheet the Gene.
raj News of the day, Domestic and Foreign, by
mail and telegraph Commercial and Agricul.
tuEil Intelligence, Literary Criticisms, Original
Essays, Literary and Miscellaneous; and in
short, all those items of general interest, the
| collected aggregate of which constitutes the
interesting and valuable Newspaper Great
care will be taken to give full and correct Re.
ports OF the Proceedings and Debates in both
! Houses of Congress- IN we'll ns the action Of tie
local Legislatures ON the Southern question.
limited number only Of Advertisements
will he received--thc main object being to fur
nish large amount Of reading matter.
The paper will be printed on sheet equal in
size To those Of the other Washington rapers
and the material will be procured especially for
the purpose.
II is confidently hoped that every true friend
to the South will aid in procuring subscribers,
anu forward the names, will, the nniount sub
scribed, TO some Southern Representative ut
Washington, forthwith.
Postmasters arc authorized by law to remit
subscriptions free of postage.
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I'VE came, we saw we
Conquered u

Il
Conquered
This is the cry and wa sssord Of tIls
thousands and tens OF thousa ailds of tliot4s
whom the pnIzE KfsGs OF alaERicA,
12sySEaSrsa es.s
AN41ERN @&A ,ys
Have elevated some from poverty and otIists
from moderate circumstances to that of afjiss
ence of the highest order, within the few phi ,tSS
years. They have distributed more Prize M 81
ney, scattering 1t over every section of tsie
Union, than the value cf the combined es;afs.;5
Of those Miili0ndres Of America, G.RARD unJ Z
AsroR. In fact, the unprecedented success Of
this
CITADEL OF PRIZES
The present year is ,he oblesGent OF fhc wnF
Loncry--a liberal investment will the e,yoria
renowned House of PrfER DC Co. is certain "a, n
yield a harvest of Gold, .fer ney are riiagt
ready TO cdsh all their prizes IL, Uiis coin - li
The month Of Iay which should have been
by ali human calculation, bright, clear. beanii-
full amp rmiling, Inns :" played fantastic tricsS''
with her bleak, wet and stormy days. proving
that the seasons themselves a re fchfe t,it pYEsr
d Go. ,'nTe alrays 0f home, cheering and glad
dening the hcurts of their friends Whilst MAJ
has been all rro,cns they have been all slHifss.
from tc reflection of the daily amount of Prizes
sold, which foots quarter Of a Million Of Del.
$3.50, 600!
in one month! And from the splendid scIeftes
of June, We have every right to expect Tint ogsr
100000 Dollars !!
will find the pockets of those who will .sriska
hfHc t" gnin much" at the " Citadel of Prizck,',s
NO. q Eight Street,
BALTIMORE, Mn.
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This is the cry and vat EEss'ord Of The Y
thousands. and tens of thousands of tlloSp
whom the pRIzE KfsGs or AaERicA,
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THE place opened stages daily
between Sir Johns, point Baltimore Ohio
railroad, distant only two and half miles
leaving Baltimore Washington in the morning. arrive
O'Clock In evening and from Cumberland quarter
H. q. M. IL
chronic diarrhDc, diseases okbe
especially edcaciou in u icSv
Iarties Of the sa peesis 70 the other sex Injury ne
feet long BY ave ~ DEPTH copousy supplied
ns tsmpssre of74 deg Fahrenheit with
spout artinnIal Wssm baths
The house x - sadsrsasd which win accommodate shout
hundred psn throughout with
made BY Balumors and, every itam
comfort viii - nnd inferior best hotels.
The customary provided pains expense
catering o this establishment Bedford and other mnsra
while in the immediate nsaghbohood
there arc nnc chslybsase and sulphur springs
Terns SO the % week. with abatement Of
succeeding such
poong stay and b according the
lodging accommodation required.
June o-6wdAc JOHN 4TROTHER.
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oVnr hsHss - Lsvss, sfMsasuasry Alshsus /, ess ssa
y. Basrr. n NJ u
07Ar IsHAsL T. JAass No is0 Team street. r,.,s..
phis Usasa travelling svsni, By n,s.. W.. H.
WsLp, JoHx coLaHs, JAnxs Dxssias, A. KHx WsL..s1o.
L. A. Evans, JAsss CLAnx, and r. Locxs.
0-Mr @. JAnss No Harrison street, Oincinnsu OHIO i,
esasrs travelling agent essls b. Mss
r. sArn DHaT JAsoH TAsLsaJ W. ARMSTRONG, PsAaus
Locks, w. RAMSAY, and q. STsInnAs,
Q2-Rscep4s from either Of ths above will b. good
USv b. PALHxs, NswspsPsr Agent, oaiy
authorised agent the ciss " Boston, New York,
and Phiisdepha duly Empowered
SUBSCRIPTIONS required His receipts WIN 10
regarded a. Offices sreDosson Congress
mw oa Tribune buildings Philadelphia northwest corner Of
Third = Chestnut Streets
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~ aaEEs . TAsrEr. A.ss.....r..

VALUABLE NEW BRICK HOUSE AND HANDSOME BUILD
Y ING LOTS AT AUCTlON-On Monday, the Nd Instant
shall premises, ~ O'Clock handsome new three
brick lot which stands, sratrd north H.
Of oh The house conas nina ceuvsnisny
arranged rooms pantry, and closets through
house. wide passage from bottom 70 with brick stable
and in the yard The properly handsomely
the attention pcrsons wishing make good
premises, lot No. II, In squsrso S4 fronting 70
running back 40 3Dfect alley be-
which shall sell Not No U.s.
square 3 and
NORTH
One fourth cash. balance in four eqaal inamenn Of
bearing deed given, and
a deed Of taken. Tide ind'sputabic. IL 80
GREEN 4 TAHTET,
July lid Auctionesu.
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~ GREEN - TAST6Xs AeetsessseD.
EXCELLENT PARLOR AND CHAMBER FURNITURE, CAR
IL kIAUE HORSE, Ac., AT AUCTION.-On MonAay, tbs
22d Instant eentienan declining
YORK and l3
he nag will designate 10 o'eaock sxcealcnt
assovt OF furniture viz.
Mahogany sofA, rocking chairs and bsreaus
Mahogany AsA secrssaxy md GIT frame glasses
Mahogany dining, breakfast, and Other tables
Cane and wood-ssaa uAaSs wushssands, ~.
Feather beds, bsAAiaS, bedstsads, asd mattress
wisdom curtains, painted shades, &c
Hail. solar, and other lamps, and candlestcks
Wndrobes, andltons, shoveI and tong aAd fnasss
toilet handied kntves and forks
articles which deem unnecessary cnue
Also, family carriage and hoe~s.
and undsr as cash over @ credit ~ %
GREEN q TABTET,
July 10 dts Aueuo~scn
The for Inquire the psemses G. T.
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rE-h Pleasure Kxcurstsn - NosfsIk, OLA feAns
snd Cope Hsn<y.-Thc vssessr Osceuaa MI on
Washington Al ococA tocAss fnsy fo.t and
Norfolk morning. and leave again for Old Point
and the Caps a6odng company opportunity
ing enjoy the the extensive FdAea
ons win Noshk tn nChs
the day b. ssed afesasy in Visiting the
navy yard, dry dock, bts ship Pennsylvania he.
Returning osceoa viii for Washington Monday,
4 O'Clock, }. N.
$40. JAMES MITCHELL,
July l6-dth Captain
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For Norfolk, Pin~y Point, and Old Potnt-FAr~ Re-
auo~d.
= an The Opceola will, TIE tOeA Of Juy,
R6aS'ne mating trips = week the abovs
places, laavtns Washington svery "Wednesday md
SATURDAY O'clock returning leave Norfolk MosAay
and Thursday Al O'Clock, p m.
Touchtng going ssssnins Pissy Poiss Old Point,
river, and the Usual sadfR9s he Posonac.
Passage Piney Point, a.
Passage Old Point, ~
during the bathing sesso~ o.. II e
Passage and fAro IA Nogfbk, 4s.
July 81 JAMES MITCHELL
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III THE public ipf1smsd that md aftsr the 0lsh
Instant The splsadsd low pressure sssansr Baasmoss
CNp<ain McCanslaud fitted with hundred
and any behs and caparous hold, will eeuaH Nsghs
passenger hat between washington and Azaa1ta, md ba
I + +
Leaving washngten ON Mondays and Thsr.dsya O'clock
M and %sxsndra O'Clock, the Baltimore Wal lake IN
oN d Aaua Cesk Pssey Pcams asoa ccocn
M baltimore In The Of ts Night Rearntne ~
,iusoc viii l~ava wharf, Bnimove,
m ON Tuesdays Fridays, arriving Alsxendrs a. ~ @
M, Warrington NJ II O'clock T. M, On wedss''' 80 -
usdays. =, :.
Passage Washington to Marbsrys iu. .: a.
do Ftney rom, ""~s 4
hasumcss -
Excursion nckem 10 Baltimore win privilege retannS -
Msss sscsvs 10 Piney passs"s~ and ezra
For farther particnn,.' o. a. ~ n "
or D. r. smith, %e"' :" GE0RGE MArTiNGLY, Agent
July l8--aawh 81. . 81 a. 81 - IL :.
P-- 6fpvENsa,
No I 1890 ~ 0ckA
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ITo BE CONTINUED
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,
o,her with respect to the passage Of police laws
regard to slaves who have no existence there. and
no not going there. according to my convection
here are other amendments that have no merit IN my
tw do not speak for others; but. according to my
|dsrsianding and comprehension, they have no merit,
therefore | indifferent about their fate, and
MOULD have been willing to vote for or against them
might have been agreeable or otherwise to my col
agues.
But the senator from Georgia has advanced position
mch controvert entirely What il that postion !!
that il Congress admits California, il admits her with
restriction rs to slavery and. admitting California
th her constitutional restriction as to slavery, II rs
ulvalent TO the passage OF the Wilmot Provso deny
utterly deny II. Sir. what is the doctrine Of the
Ruth with regard to this matter? The doctrine OF the
(uh has been that Congress has power the
ublect-no authority cons,i,utonay 10 impose inter-
hon; and that y y imposed, II is usurpation OF
m have spoken upon the matter before and il "a
y necessary for me TO go into the subject now Now
regard to the admission OF State with this article in
admission pass upon that article Does il pass upon
provision OF her constitution Can i constitution
pass upon any provision contained in the constitution
the State submitting itself for admission into the
mon The sole inquiry 10. whether o! not IL is
blcan consttution. That 10 the single restricted In
Try that Congress- make. II there b provisons OF
the republican form Of the government Congress Il
y responsible for them one way or the other have
oxen OF the doctrine OF the South and while doing
LEI, me remind gentlemen that one amongst the most
RESOLUTION TO this body declaring The doctrine to be.
STATE when forming for itself constitution pro.
-ng to into the Union had the exclusive power
decide for herself whether she would OF would not
ohlbi, slavery. Now, not going into that sophis-
} into which should be led BY argument 10 show
H when Congress admits States prohibiting slavery in
ear constitutions, Congress interdicts There - nothing
~ 1t does not belong to Congress The power OF
Congress is limited to the ascerainment OF the character
The Slate constitution, whether il be republican or
~.
A.
Now. sir, the difference between the put by the
aor from Georgia [Mr BERRIEH) and the case before
Senate is the difference between the case OF the exer
Of power by Congress and tho exercise of power by
State. II il the difference Of the case OF the usurpa