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The North-Carolinian., 1850-01-19

THE MOBILE TRAGEDY.-Mr McClintock,
who killed Gen. Holland (shot him down in the
streeD for criminal intercourse with his wife,
was tried and found guilty of manslaughter in
the second degree. Much surprise express
sed at the verdict Of the Jury, which verdict
was fine Of $1,000 and Imprisonment for six
months. The Judge remitted the Imprisonment
upon the ground, we understand it, that the
Jury exceeded their authority in imposing it.
The public feeling evidently with McClin-
took, for the amount of $1,000 immediately
made up among the citizens by voluntary con-
tributions, and the fine paid and MIR Nc cClintock
released.
The North-Carolinian., 1850-01-19
BLUs AND TREASON.

In an article on ''the Slavery Conven.
| ti"n at Nashville.'' the New York Mirror
says: 1.-the general tone Of Tending Soath-
ern men partakes so much Of the spirit ef
O'uster and bravado, that we attach but
"tt'e Importance to their impOtent threat
eninss to dissolve the Union The dissoiu-
ton OF the Union is u mural i'm ossib,lny
Such calamity could only be effected hv
a majority IN both Houses of Congress:
anu we have too much faith in the Almighty
| Huler ut nations, Z" believe that a dozen
men III either branch of Congress, would
ever be left >" utterly abandoned Of God
against the blood -cementsd Union Of the
States.
lhc very first suspicion of rebellion
against the Union. ~on the part Of a siusle
State. or 4 single individual, would brinx
the moral and phys f"rce Of twenty mil
IONS Ut Cnionists upon the devoted hand Of
the offender. Treason is the very highest
crime that can be cu,n,nltted against the
State. This statue still exists; and the
penalty under the Constitution il a. SUN.
mary aud severe As the ancient code Of
DracO.''
The above is fair specimen of IN. .r;r.
1t and manner in which the Northern press
speaks Of Southern men and the slavery
question. The Mirror is not particularly
rab'd. There are others much more abu
s've and denunciatory. Observe in what .
matter of course style it says: ''the general
tone OF leading Southern men partakes -
much ot buster and bravato. that we at
tach but little importance to their impotent
threats" &c. The man speaks as if he
were uttering recognised truth, and is q.
cool about it as If he were paying a com.
P'imcnt. instead Of asserting that the lead
ing men Of the South are clustering, brav.
gins, ;mpudent and lying buIIies; for that
!s the plain English OF what he does saw.
Yet the Mirror. we have no doubt. speaks
*hat is the sentiment of the people sb,,ut
"A me way. Now suppose the Southern
press should adopt an equally compliment
larry strain. and as Northern men mistake
Southern ardor Tor bravado, the South
should set down Northern col,iness a.
co"ar''ice, and sienounce the Northern
men daily as unprincipied and degraded
P"ltro"n~. 1t would be quite as Just as the
s38ahftSn Sass sapo8 tbr .lrsaine emn}
and denunciatiOn.
The talk about '.treason' and the s.pen-
atty under the Constitution" 10 charaeteris-
tic, aud illustrates the Northern crokche1.
that dissolution is treason. and that some
how il the Southern States endeavor 20
partnership, the North can have
them taken to the City liali at New York.
try them for treason. ant: han. them at
lamp post This idea is prevalent among
the cookneys, and * especially rank in in-
fant schools and nurseries. But fuytunate.
" the .'co.ic OF Draco'' is not in conforrni-
~ with the genius q: American institutions;
aud If it were. the North cannot raise a
..posse cOunitatus'' big enough t" put il in
(Ta:J Republican.
The North-Carolinian., 1850-01-19
PRESIDENTS NOTIONS.

The President. in his late message,
breaches up the doc,rine Of encouraging
domestic manufactures. The Secretary
Of the Treasury urges it in lis report.
What, then, are we to think Of tho cUnxis-
tency of these politicians, in overlooking
American msuutae tures. and going abroad
for articles Of furniture to fit up the White
Hou~ef The New York Evening Post
points out. with great force. the egregious
their practice. as illustrated by the follow
ing extract from th.; cuxtom-hOuse books uf
New York:
TREASURY DEPARTMENT. Nov i9, i549.
Importation per ship Niagara. in September
last, of four bales carpeting. marked - Presi-
dents goods, Nos. $40. 3Al. 342; 343," goods
entered BY Messrs 4. s. Stewart s Co, and du-
ties amounting TO the 'um Of $500 80.
The case being Represented, the articles
were entitled to free entry under the provisions
Of the act of 26th January. 1919. 6 to supply
Deficiencies, &c" as articles imported for the
authorized and directed to prepare aud transmit
the usu:l certified statement Tor the correction
Of the error and return OF the duties 50 paid
These article. are pr"bably the 81. 400
Garnet. the curtains, g., which grace the
East Room.
It happens (..ys the Post rather cur
ionsly that the Importation ot these ..Pre-
sidcnt's goods from Europe takes place
about the time when General Taylor and
Mr. Meredith are me.iitstins what they
shall say to Congress. in the message Of
one and the report Of the other. While
they are de"uresy penninS ho"'iiy on the
duty Of encouraging home industry, they
are sending out tor article" wovrn IN the
looms Of England. :,
We have in this country mills IN wheh
carpets Of very good quality are 'aor'cat-
| ~ k;,lderminister for web tn cover be-
com;ngly the floors Of the White House,
ar anv other mansion in which the Presi-
NAV reside.
What the real opinion Of the admins.
tration is concerning the obligation en-:
courasins home indsstry, may be collected
from the circumstances We have here
noted. .-tushingfon Union.
The North-Carolinian., 1850-01-19

LIBERIA.--It is probable that application
will be made to Congress at its present session,
to recognize tho indepe ndence of the Government
of Liberia in Africa. Such recognition has been
manifested by several other nations, among them
we believe, France and England.
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NORTH CAROLINIAN.
Win. HI. B~yne. Editor and Proprietor.
FAYETTEVILLE, n. C..
JANUARX 10. 1850.
COMMON SCHOOLS

COMMON SCHOOLS
We have hastily looked through the Report
of the Board of Superintendents of Common
Schools for Cumbe rland county. written by the
Chairman. f. l.. Winslow He gives no hatter-
ing account Of the working of the system, or of
the benefits derived to the public from it but
we should be glad to his suggestions, both in
regard to the system and the duty of the people
in aid of it, attended to. No permanent pal
pable benefits will result until some such means
are pursued.
The North-Carolinian., 1850-01-19

Gen. Van Rensselaer,. of Syracuse, N. Y, COM
mitted suicide few days ago by shutting him
self in a room where a furnace Of charcoal burn
ed. He was subject to melancholy turns, occa-
stoned by pecuniary embarrassment, pride, loss
of children &C.
The North-Carolinian., 1850-01-19

FREE BANKING IN TENSEssEE.
Joint committee on banks in the Tennessee
Legislature, has reported in favor Of gen
eral free banking law. with bill carrying
out that system. The minimum capital Is
100000.
The North-Carolinian., 1850-01-19

CneSiuare OIL oitwenty-cr e
lines or less, for one inser-
ton, 60 cents every sub :
sequent insertion, SO cent >
except it remain in for sew
eral months. when it will
oe charged SO for twe
/, months, = So for three, SC,
ao1o LOT twelve months.
i % Liberal deduction
flor large advkrtisenent
IIby the yoat or elk moth.
The North-Carolinian., 1850-01-19
SPEAKER COBB.-On Thursday Ias

SPEAKER COBB. On Thursday last
there was such an outburst Of joy among
the democrats. as we'll az a large portion
ofthe wings Of this place. at the news of
the election OF Mr. Cobb TO the Spea
kerr. chair, as to call for public de-
monstration. The Banner office was
illuminated. and torch light procession
wound through the streets. preceded ny
band ol music, tn his dwelling. where an
address was delivered I" large c"nc"urse
Of our citizens. after which they part""k al
refreshments handsomely prepared and
courteously rendered by the family in one
of the rooms. Upon the return Ut the pro
cessiOn to the Banner office. an eloquent
address was delivered by Stevens Thomas,
esq. The procession also marched I" the
house Of Col. Cobb, the father Of the
Speaker, and was received ny this aged
and venerable gentleman in manner
touching to all. We have room for
further details. Suffice it to say. the
whole demonstration came of IN manner
every way gratifying t" the friends "t Mr.
Cobb.-.7fhens Gay Banner, January .
like WHAT "A, is like the '"er'd'an--
it is in the middle Of day.
p ia ike a hot fret makes oil boil.
c. j.. like an old maids wish-it puts
ID, is like fallen angel-a.ld it to evil
il makes derI.
F.. is like the end of ti,nc-it gins
eternity
G. is like wisdom-it is the beginning oi
greatness and goodness.
H. is like the dying words Of AdAms-i, i,
is the end Of earth.
J. IS like the end of spring.-it is thu
beginning Of June.
K. Is very mach like a pigs tail--it II
the last end Of pork.
l., is like giving away sweet hearty
makes over a kOrer.
The North-Carolinian., 1850-01-19

KILLED BY KINDHEss.-ln South Brook
lyn, New York, laborer was buried oy
falling earth and one Of his companions. !"
digging him out, struck a pick-axe INTO
his head, aud he died Immediately.
The North-Carolinian., 1850-01-19

\ ..knocking at the door at night
which has alarmed the good people OF Re.
chester, who attributed it t" spiritual
agency, is explained in the American Jour
nal Of Science by Professor LOOMS, as the
effect Of the vibratio, Of dam over which
water falls Professor LOOMS describes
this vibrating as producing sounds like q
loud Knocking o" the doors and walls OF
buildings, and gives particular account OF
the phenomenon, as observed at the dams
of Cuyahoga Falls, Ohio; East Windsor
Connecticut; Springfield, Massachusetts;
Northampton, Massachusetts,; Gardiner,
Maine; aud Hartford, Connecticut. lie
attributes the vibrations to the friction OF
the running water which falls over the dam,
and shows how these sounds are transmit
ted to a distance by the earth, and produce
that sudden and alarming knocking sound
in dwellings. Professor Loomis has point.
ed out very simple and easy methods o'
checking this vibratory action in the dams,
aud the people of Rochester. who have
been troubled by an invisible spirit. will
find it easily exercised by mechanics
means. Philadelphia Ledger.
The North-Carolinian., 1850-01-19
NEWS FROM CALIFORNIA.

New YoRK, January 10.
Taylor. the correspondent Of the New
York Tribune. sends letters by the steamer
Unicorn, which are just about starting
from Panama, with dates as above.
The steamer Panama had not arrived at
San Francisco. Fifteen thousand votes
were cast at the State election. Peter II.
Burne:t t has been elected governor; John
McDouole lieutenant governor; George w.
Wright and Edwin Gilbert. United States
representatives. They are all democrats
Nothing decisive as to the United States
senators.
Public order reisned throus hout all the
country. Labor was constantly becoming
cheaper. in consequence Of the winter IN
the cities. Boots of heavy make are sell
ling at San Francisco at $07 per pair.
The growth of the city is without Paral-
lett now numbers 10000 inhabitants
without the transient population, and bust
ness is becoming more and more active.
The departures during the month ct NO
vember are equal to the arrivals. Ihe em
isrants encountered a severe snow storm
near Sampson Pass Relief has been seht
to them from Sacramento city. The roads
in the vicinity were miry-some places
impossible.
Flour was selling at Stockton at s per
pound. Gold digsingis still increasing.
Carpenters at Sacramento city are no"
receiving SIG per day.
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CIrY TRADE rErnRr.

NV NoRS. Friday VI.
There vas mere animation IA the cotton market
With come speculative feeling sad price. mad up
ward tendency The -four market continued dull ane
sae- Of this State ard Wsftern limited Canadian
also heavy and the demand light, southern In fair
request. but transactions we're moderate Wheat
quiet but held d M With sua ssle. II Western on
tsrur stated t.ov. Corn exhibited marked change,
whi. sales pretty freely sd- Dfher articles
br,sdstuns r.nsinsd about the fark for i'm
date delivery wes steady stu moderate .sies ~ about
previous rates. Lard "a good ~mand aud held at
active viii large fairs partly on speculation.
Ctn,e FIRM but the bigh rstey demanded By hold
ere checked operations. sugars urn 18th stiss
at improving rsisa. hoisasss was la good demand
Asn,s.-Th. market vsa very 6rn for both sorts,
with Gales Of hae at 20 10 to 20 ell for pots and
81 lz1s. for pearls
100 btls. creiEsfy state ~ 81 ~ 81 s7S common
to straight STATE, o. fshf 80 mixed Western tbs
30 o. straight b. fAvcfiis Michigan at 50 l2A IS as;
pure Gsussts OF 50 A s. ~, ssd fsIcis. and extra
without ckaus- SatIastn fiotr as steady but less
&C i've; ,ss 500 tbs. 80 s. 4, IS "a for
mon 20 susGbt brsod. 50 81 Tor fs1cy G-orsetovn.
aud 50 20 Tor extra DO slso 500 box-e croton Mills,
for a.. Csrforris market. ne tls., sAs quiet ct
50 Com Mai va HEAVY uitb cal u 100 bos. Jer-
J.usy st ~ ~. 70 hal the osly ssl- that
made 10 go tusheia tVpsr isss iasrisr ., IS cents
20 cents. Oars rsther sn 90 OF North
err st % a. CO ard ieIfy ~ az cts Cow
s.lss 50 Geo bDshslf 81 ~ cts for Jersey aud
scufhe elluv 60 ~ y cts. fr isr.ey and southern
Wits. e. os Tor cid naked western, aud o5 81 cts
for roftfsru yellow.
totros - There rD mere sctivity to iay and
price. rallied slightly ana folsr rates ~ers OBJ
tsirsd 90 the parcel, asp I'D ~ sheo reached 1900
800 ta.ea. We retain figures u yesterday, VIA:
rrirrtf 500. a. Orisaa.
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w.sniSsros, Jan. 81, 1850.


TIE k,- s,rieo Cerrsspgnd,nce
Gen Hsu-tops resolution. calling for ell the ofcisl
oorrspcndsncs relating a. the military Of
New Mexico. the boundary, etc. aud asking for nfor
nation vby the Judicial authority % the state Of rsxss
bee not been recognized by the military authorities
st SANTA BE ~ss s.r.d BY the President to dsy IN
message, and accompanying ~ the corresposdesce On
suh.tct
With reference 10 the boundary Of Texas the Pre-
rdsrt ssyr nothing has been agrees With his
peoec.rsor thai hsttutJeci more pr p'ry b-ipss Is
ire iessiatire thsn 20 the executive department q
sCveILMsnt
In Jshusry. 1885,. N. Governor 81 TsSs. ben Hen.
dstsou writes 20 The Fre.o.nt that " ssv desieO.
east - the Bio tiisDJe " 20 be held uns@r General
kesrry eel gsJtTs'e territory ~ tire ni'ed State
mat protect sgsntt n. bat tost she oil con ent 90
the tsDp,fsIy goveruneBt ~ the Territory BY the
Jpi,a state. on condition that the light Of sove
rsignty ~ Texas u seuitisa
hr BucbsIsb Ili.s that he kss no doubt the sove
ieianty of 1sxss Will b. admitted; but that the set
Tie MT q the question d-roves upon tn- legislative
snd rot upop The executive department. OF The go
strrmsni.
MIR Crawford vrites letter q Instructions 90 the
ctnnano.r q the troops at ssots Re from witch We
msse the ioiiosirg s,uset;.-
"whb respect 10 that portion ~ the in.truo,,ope
(Nsrctr tpstructionsl vhch " IN the following v@rds
10 iessrd To- that part Of ~hat the Mesicsns call
Ne- Mssco lying east OF the Ris craode. the civil
suthoiy -hteh r.,a has established or may establish
there V TO be respected 10 manner nterfer-d
shh ~ The military force In that department other
WEE sn 70 iend AID On proper occasions In defending
" hste 70 REMARK that u s not expected rexas vili
pndsrtshe TO extend her civfi government over the
remote - gtop ce.ignst~d; bot should shs DO you
VIII ccrtne Jour scuon under the clsuse above cited
=" sftsteibg our cemrspd IN such manner not 60
iuts c,nhtct the nofitiss 30 cop.ttur@d
Nffr ttt esfrl 2 srrf on sny ~ the ~hrle ~ New
a.2ict easi q ins lo Orsnd@, Is n ret csssary to
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wsssIseroS, January 81, 1856

WsssIsoToN, January 81, 1850.
IT,, 4u,,,ian R,,olfisn al Gen. Cas- Speeeh of M
. = a. =, AZ. o,
h""", " '"s"'"-'"'' N""'' wv" wv N
Smith.
Tn. r,,olutiop of Gen Cass, for instructin1 the
- -. - -
.ap'o-"oy =" s"spe"o'"s o'P'""s"o reisuohs Win
Austria wrt. alter lying upon the table for several
week, tai n M n. ain to- dav for discussion
a. -. :. y,..,.,. =. A.. a.. .,.t... Mt.
MI hS'"'' :" ''s's' 'o'o W '"' '"'''o' "'
Close con Hsutionai pender ana opposes TO punging
into .xo.rimspts Judgments up.p foreign natiops
,,.,.,... ~s.,..., ~, so,,s.a A., 80,
uho'r hny Piee"''' '"~'e'' "o' 'o""u.N w oo"'a
u.pt ofar Hunter ngau,t the rssou the best vet
d,ly.r.d that tide in tue senate His chief points Of
otuoeitiop TO In. re .oluiiou ver.
i hat IL 4. a total nis.pprsh.nson Of the nature
ana tb.ct. Of BET w..p th.
OF ia. .sfth are nd@d TO promote the ends of
p,sc, and NOT 60 prsyok. occasion. for war.
That the re- ution is partial and does not cover
tn. Who'll. ground II the principle Il assumes for that
under IT. Russis. France, Rome, Great britain, aud
cure
.. That 4 en- interference 10 the domestic affairs
of oisiyn nation authorized by the principle. Of
tcurd poiiey or International law
hat III. Aooption ~ the principle Of the r..olu-
ten would he rsproach upon past history In
frequent instances Ia which the optrages OF other
tiuus oug themselves suffered TO pass
noticed,
That the suspension Of plonlatia relations with
Au,tm wbn. II wouIa b.. Just cause OF offence that
yoysrfn.bt, could DO no good TO the people or the
cane Of Hungary.
D. 1tst inoiyidusl sympathies and public opinion
are not sIwsyf proper subjects for Legislation.
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The Reading Railroad.
The supplementary bill. ~ published In the money
article OF the Herald OF Saturday lat passed the House
Of eprsptatives this morning by the following vote
Ayes. 81; nsys s5.
The hill originated In the senate aud was amended
In the House 10 the bret secou after the word salts
ted"Provd.d that the ,.d mortgages he paid or ss-
pshed when they fall dus Ia ih- third section the
and entire new fscti.u tn~ am ms.ios the CON-
Isny Isbl. ~ partners Ia husin-s- for ali debts they
prsct after the passage - rs~ act 10 " presumed
the Senate will concur in "a. House sm-udmsnts, and
the hill be sigu-d b. ib- f'ovs C. The
pominstiob ~ MIR u. Ma inr. President Judgs OF
Alsgbsny county which h.. oecuried the Senate for
the lstt two dsys, has been confirmed.
-Four men, named smith. Wiinam, Kirby and GIL
apparently doing respsclsb- business at Pitts
buyh Ia have bean srstt,d Tor manufacturing coun.
t,rf.tt
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. .
II stated In the last annual report, tina. during
the year 1sis, The capital stock Of the company had
been increased $50 dollars by the creation Of 900
fharss at par Upon each share twenty dollars
foy per cent paid January last of the rssidus
assessment OF thirty per cent called for the
fret Of April following; but By subsequent order Of
the Beard the call postponed until the first of oc
tobr while for the third and last Of thirty
PER cent, payment also postponed six months Say
20 first Of APRIL 1850. when th. final instslmeut shall
have been paid certificates of stock to the amount Of
$50 eco dollars will be Issued to the parties entitled to
receive them reference to the aceoupts for the years
1s4s and ls49 will show that the expense of horse
power rents Of track &C., In Baltimore and Phis
delphis for the two years $47 426 90. equivalent
each year at Elk per cent the interest upon capt.
tsl Of S3s5T H. ard this Is exclusive Of the great in
jury the arising from the very rough condition
Of the track at all tunes in the streets In Philadelphia
and Baltimore. The proposed change In the depot
rspgsments In both cities, IL Is believed, will
large portion Of this outlay.
A purchase has recently been made In Philadelphia,
upon very vorsbs terms Of the greater portion Of the
squsre ef ground lying between Broad street and
schuylhin Seventh. and between Prime and Tiduarsh
Carpenter streets that s to say the entire contents
Of the squares being about 100000 square feet the
quantity embraced In the purchase IL about $50 oo)
square feet the whole of IL having front Broad
on Prime street
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tptioHrs To Iivsrpool. aour .ss sbeegsdas1se 81
lard snd tseon, - 10 20 Cd s.s s''ttnp s-Iod;
vas the current rate 10 Lnudru. 30 brfrsls naval
,torss we're taken Al a.. tor lafs 80 haeon 90 "a.
the Jriee, While ohssse rss freely onered ae
.os 80 california rstes coutirued nrm ssa msssure-
n.ut goods taken on terms 'sryns ron Tos
1000. psr cubis feet
tps The msrsst eontinuss quiet without change
trrtr There q bus Iists doing 4 sale 81 $50
Porto Csbsl. cocoa nut, made at s22 per " Raj
Gr.s, c,ora a SAL q W bale. vas made ct $50,
' Siss,se sssdi5cooI II. o, 2ss soc per 10 cash
B.s. 20 b.lss suenos Ayres mixed sold .. No. four
N.,., stofrs we note al. % loo bs,- spirits 81
tsc cssh snd lots = crude Al "a ezs ansin h.s sd
,srcso end North county 10 100 held ~ s o. "a 10
o. Some malt parcels ~ i,s.eed eau be eossht
81 sc . SOC: but TO arrive hciisrs s.D.rsiy de-
usnGsd suc go 800 barrels shippiBx whale cold at
sso Olive qusfts. IN bash.f.. A. - a,
pso''noNs . Pork The demand -ss moderate and
prices veie steady The sses wsre To hsrr-is si
frnew mes. So ~ g. old, IS 80 ~ sihs Tor
prime, ard IS 10 s. eih fsf cld do BIT steady.
go tsfels tod ~ euuntfy 81 80 or prime AID IS So
~ o1S ior ms,s Beef h.ws ssre IN fair tsmsnd ct
SIS tut meat. sere none plenty. ana heavy. With
ses Of 10 tstoes snd barrels - to $40 tor shout
d'rs sud Tc 1880 for bSms Lard &C. rather bitter,
std IN COED demand. vits tsi.- u ~. barrels md
t'.fre, sood e. extra ct 0Ac seac, ssd sess st sxe
aihc. Butter IN FAIR requstt md firm There
vs a fu.euiatse rssvefs.tt ~ et...--th. ssi.s
within The past lev days ftssHsa go co II 50 exc
for fair &C. good stock v snsI
Res. There i a good d-@srd ssd mske< nrn0
About loc es,ts chsnesd bsnos. /" % % ssk, the
lsitsr figure fof very choirc
Race s.ies 90 bale, No 4 Isshors, ct sxs., o
month";
.sisS
Torlcoo Tb.r. is q fsr demand fer all de.crip-
titns a. toll prices ard On H.puchy and Virginia
se,snes % re psr IN has ben OBTAINED Advicee
hon Nee Cflesps 81 the Sls' sts'e that pretty much
oil ". tobscco ~ - hsucs - the isctors had been
htueht uf ~ speculation end that prices we're lie.
fs.tr fis sd,.uce IN ,Ur Cwr market to-day IL
fssty sttiitu.ed 70 the shove. Reports FROM Rich.
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, snd that State alone have

give opinion Congrsss snd that State alone have
the power of adjusting nn
WILMINGTON, Nov 10, 1S40.
Secretary Crawford writes letter OF instructions to
Brev@t u Cos George 4. NcCsl 81 Ptladeiphs about
leaving tor Santa Ft iron which make the following
extract -
Tbe constiutisn Of tho nited States. in the late
treaty. with Mexico, guaranty their admission 1.-THE
tertor.sl into Unicn # States subject only
10 The judsWent Of Congress- should the people OF
New Mexico wish 10 take ttap- towards hi object,
90 important shd nectffary TO themseives IL will be
your duty. end the duty OF others With whom you are
associated not 90 DIVERT hut advance their wishes.
10 II ther right APPEAR before Congress and AK Tor
sdrissr into tho luicb %
This = The mort important disclosure In the whole
cotIespor drnos mile the ndmiDstraton cannot ex-
press IN opinion a. - nv boundary of Texas In
stTucts The trind states Ulcers 70 encourage the
people d Satta fe chained ny fexas rs VII hin her
houiOsiy 20 osantle tnrmf.vrr into separate State
The HoUipisttsiioD viii certainly receive rough
harding IA ongrrrs Tor ttis ort Of non intervention
policy adopted 10 eseEpe re proviso but shich doee
not escape tie question slth -sas.
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uIuRRAB TOR ct VALENTINES pAv,-TBR Ap-

mai - ,t..,s n.s,,,., Dai.11H a,s.. Ap
tokens for the stfroschins aprverssvy 81 vasv
tnes Day respectfully invited Nth their Nil sds
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