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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-05-20
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Messrs. Bullitt s Sargent have dissolved their
connection with the Republic, and are to be sue
ceeded. in the editorial department, by Allen A
Hall, Esq. Some disagreement among them
selves and some members of the Cabinet. is un-
derstood as having lead TO the retirement
o. Some Southern members of Congress are
contemplating the establishment of a Southern
journal in Washington. These gentlemen, if we
mistake not were sent to Washington to legislate
and not TO establish newspapers. A Southern
newspaper in Congress- The idea is revolving,
and the contemplation of such work is unpa-
tnotic. We hope the South will prove TO be a
Union loving South.
o. The Cholera has again appeared in st.
Louis.
o., The National Intelligcncer states author
iatively, that the President will lend no counte-
nance 10 the attempts TO disturb and unsettle his
Administration.
o. District Conventions are being held in con-
siderable numbers. Their members, of course,
appoint delegates to the Nashville Convention,
and adjourn after the discharge of their patriotic
task; one, in the discharge of which, respect for
section predominates over love of the Union.
%. The Cholera continues to spread at Ha-
wanna.
(15- The rumored invasion of Cuba is gaining
credit.
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Nv The line along which the tonnage is transported taking
Abingdon and Columbus. Ohio as the points from which
TO compute the distances
u thus appears that the theory Of Col Garnet fas il
was called when The Chrisiiansburr address was *
sned has been demnns rated In be- practical fact bernf,
one mile OF the Virginia and Tennessee railway has
been Constructed The people offs uihwestern Virginia
ana Fast tennessee NAV regard this as fixed
ac that, If they will remove the difficulties under
which they now labor. from having no other means of
transporting either their expert nr import trade than the
shs OF The desert good six horse wagons they vii, at
once become competitors and. from the circumstance
stated above snccessl competitors with Ohio aud In.
diana IN b'an"h Of commerce that will enrich that
whole country and settle hair waste places as /, has
done Other Slnes with thou ans nj happy End prspe-
rons farmers Surely. such Inducements, may say
such glorious prospects will unite all the people from the
summit ot The Blue Rge 10 Knoxville rs one nan de-
mined never 10 cease their efforts illl the lc mott
shall traverse the whole of heir delightful cunn
try.
The Legislature Of Virginia has done lis part All
now depends upon the people themselves they have he
ablItv-have they the will and wisdom 10 exert IN I
Tor one believe they have aud call upon them In come
up 10 the work with enlightened lbefaty and show
that they served the aid which has been rendered them
by their fellow citizens ihr'nghout the Commonwealth
AN EASTERN VlRGlNlAN.
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manufacturer hose is well known iron men
st not decisive that il is for interest to manufacture
own iron
The advertisement from Thornevcroft's works
in Safordshire, is conclusive proof in support of
the superiority of charcoal pig iron for rails; but
we will state, in addition, that we have recently
seen letter from one Of the largest iron houses
in New York, saying, that they have orders now
for American charcoal pig iron. to be manufac-
tured into rails for English roads, These orders
are limited at G5 per ton, in New York. Whilst
English and Scotch pig is dull in Glasgow and
Bristol at co los to 20 15s. Take the average
of the English and Scotch pig to be Sl3.62 cur
rency; and place the cost of American pig, pur.
chased in this country, at G5, TO stand delivered
in England at $50, and allow one and one-fourth
ton of pig 10 the ton of rails the difference in the
cost of the raw material, is nineteen dollars and
forty eight cents. Or, in other words, rails made
fg tssst mercan charcoal pig IRON are held to be
wbr 8 in England, nineteen dollars and forty
eight cents more than rails, made from their own
pig iron.
We wish these facts to be remembered till the
time shall come, when additional purchases are
10 be made of iron for the Virginia and Tennessee
Rail Road. By which time we hope the Stock
holders will have informed themselves more thor.
oughly on this question, and will be prepared to
Sustain the President and Directors in carving
out policy, TO which they were committed bv
their second annual report, and from which they
have deviated now, as we believe, more from re-
spect TO what they regarded the wishes of those
they represent than because they believe il is true
economy 10 purchase Welsh rails for our Rail
way.
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TO TIE VOTERS OF APPOMATrOX PRINCE
EDWARD ANO CHARLOTTE

II will mol be long before shall be ced upon to
select suitable candidates to represent the State
Convention 10 alter oar State CONSTITUTIONS Al agree
that charges will he made such the extension
of the right of suffrage giving power the people
in the election Of many oiers that elected by
the Legislature and our Courts. &" We have heard
many gentlemen spoken of, who will make good rep
resenalives and among them The name of Col. Thomas
ii. Flood of Appama'tox We know Col. Flood well
He is man of fine practical sense has had mu"h Lcgs-
latve experience, aud would represent The strict with
ability.
We recommend him TO tho District gentleman
who is In every way qualified TO be representative
MANY VOTERS.
The Richmond papers VIII please copy.
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URIC
Musical Academy, Church Street.

DRoFESSER DAMER takes leave To announce 10 IN,
! Ladies aud Gentlemen 81 Iynchhurg and the vicinity
ma, he has joined Mis- MURRAY IN this Institution and
WI, speedily possible, open the Academy alluded Ia IN
Mrs Mmtays previous advertisement Professor Dame
gratefully remembers the former patronage attention he
received from many and 'tccmcd friends ynehhrr
aud trusting to renewal o The kindness beg
duce his coadluor Mrs Murray AS the pupil othe
n"esa on the Harp, oi hrs On the Piano. and of the
nvalled + Cook. and r. Walsh oi london In vocal
msnts aud confidently assures his friends from his inms
knowledge o Mrs Mutdys great skill and talents IN
ing, that she wall highly merit their entire
Every requisite ocarry ont thc plan, in the III chest oder
viii be provided lot Ladies wishing pn Academy
viii confer tyo by giving ihrlr early rs pos
bile, at the house Of the Academy, Church Street
is
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virginia. to wtt.

7 Rules held the ieik. Office Of the Circuit, suprr,.
al "n,t o Law and thanee,y Ion The county al Floyd,
an the 9Th day al May 1850
Charles W simmons, Plaintiff,
againt
Emery Reed, Jane simmons, Valentine Swtser, and
'hhiles Sattker, llel.ndants.
IN CuANCERN.
The defendants Jana Summons, Valentine swhsrr, aud
hiles Switlcr nj having entered their appearance and
given security according To- The act n assembly and the rules
'ot aud appearing hv satisfactory evidence that
They are not inhabitants al this Gommonvc ordered
thh they do appetr Rcs bc held IN tho Cloks oae
n'h' 'htn superior Court aforesaid tbs i-t Monday
~ AfnN nr, aud the hl o the plaintiff and thai
atoN n' this otdo be Published in the lynchutR Ngnian
"" months soccsvoly and posted al the front door Of
The Court house oi this county
oopy-rcsio,
in ZENrMEyER, Clark
,nu
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Virgtsst,s. 10 VIA.

! Rules held IN the Clerks ncc Of the Crrut Supc
re" Court OF La w and Chanosry ior the county OF
Floyd, On the 9Th day Of May, 1850.
Thomas II Simmons, Plaintiff,
agains,
toorpe j. loo,h and Daniel Boo,h pofend ants.
IN tiiANGERY.
Inc defendant Eco,pe j. Booth not having on,cred his
appearance aud given security according the act OF A.
s'hv aud the rules oi this Court and arpe airing by sat
sit"ty evidence that he - inhshta al this Conn
mnwea'h' II ordered that he Ito appear here a, the rules
io be held Ia the Glors Office Of ia. Circuit Superior Court
o Law aud thanccty aforesaid, he hrs, Monday in An
gust noN aud the bill of the plaintiff and that
copy al this order be inserted thu Iynehhrg vrgnian
io two mnn's soeccssvely an posted the front door of
the Court housc of this enunty,
copy--Ieste,
!. N, ZEN rNIEYER, Clorh.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-05-20

INNCUHURG MARkE TS, MAY H.
Prorisons Bacon. 5ia6 Beef. s. In ST.; Com Meal
60to 62l cens.
How 81, 10 81 62l
Gnin.-Gom. s. In ia cts Oats - 10 cents
tiorrr Seed 81 To s. nominal.
Uht@ry- Mountain 30 langho & Hunts %
cents
BeeWenr : 10 n cents.
R9it0 II 10 e cts fu Nn.i
Bruni9 \pnle. upnr o'lrtn Peach none - erinp
BN Iron fs5assorted aud $50 bn when drawn 10
order.
Cater Rio l2} 10 cents, I.agura 10 To II, Mo
cha 20.
Country Linens Tow -, Flax II cents
I oiion Yarns ZSars lqa20 cents.
Feathers 3 To 81 els. Soatce.
tlhr Scci Saes % Ia % cents
Fish =lierrnys. No. /. Il 80, Shad. old s. 80
SO
Itdor q cents
I'V 80 per hh
" ooi q 10 90 cts IN demand.
" col Rolls no sales
Ginseng p To 30 cents
Hemp We 1uoc Ia So. IN demand.
Linseed Oh 70 cents demand
Imd-6 b. &c
.n'l""cs -We,t india - 10 10 els per gallon \
q. ~ To Is cents.
F3dder Lump, - To ST.; Ground So ,oG
Sugars New Orleans Il Ia CENTS; Porto lltcn toSA
cents, Clarified ~ cents; Loaf tDl2I cents.
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virgins. 10 wit;


] Rules held in the Clerks office o the Circuit Supc-
"a r,nf Court ii Law and thuc,ry for he county Of Pitt
syv.n,a nj the Court house thereof Monday 9th day
oi May, 1850.
James lan,er, Plaintiff,
against
Anderson Kirby, George A. Walker AMI Sarah his wife,
John oram and Mary his wife, Harmon Miller and Judith
his vile, and Leonard Fitzgerald aud Sarah his wife,
Defendants
IN ClIANCERY.
The dclcndants George A Walker and Sarah his wiio
John lofam and Mary his wifi, and Harmon Miller and Ju
d his wife moi having entered their appearance and given
security according H. he act Of Assembly and the rules oil this
Court and !, appearing by satisfactory evcnne thai they
ARE not inhab,ants o this State, II IL ordered that the said
defendants do here rules the first Monday
August next, and the bill Of the plant that
oths order he forthwith inserted the iynohbrg Virgin
ian Tor two months SUCCESSFULLY and that another copy be
posted at the front door Of the Couftone of his county
Acopy-T,ste,
WIN II. TUNSrAIL., Clk.
Nay % WIN
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M ARRIAGE.

Maffitd, on the llth inst by the Rev MI Vaughan Mr.
oHA"'-tS ). JONES to Miss MARY M, daughter oil
Cap Samuel MeCorkle, all OF .ynchbmg
I'VE tender congratulate the happy mar and our
'rofe thanks To the lair bride for her present Nav he,
career be as the gift which her hands and
and uniading the evergreen with which IL wa,
enrirccd -EDS VINO
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-05-20
TEMPERANCE. EIING

Division II The Sous of Temperance viii be insti-
'ued at Br3okneal. on thu h Saturday 25h inst AT 3
O'Clock 7 NJ, The nfx day at / o'clock the public ex
efSfs wi take place. when there will be several ad-
dfesses delivered on the subIrct Of Tenperance Tn.
public are invited 10 attend
Brookneal. May IS-lS
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COMMERCIAL RECORD,
LYNCuBuuG. MAY ~. ,sso

TUHN5to Rceerfs md Inspect ions ront,nur small p,O
hhds inspected the past week against b2i hhl
'p week last wat 2ls hhs sold, lluws 2; hhds Inss
At hom 10 s. ao average ~ GA 1911 hhd. On, a, l,,
- ~ Ia $50 40 average 81 % Oar manufacturers dec
hedto sustain their high reputation and furnish their Cue
"m'''a nc article, have paid this the follow ing good
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-05-20
Stock of Goods at Auction.

" Evil sell. commencing This (Alopday) morning.
w 10 oclo X The whole of our stuck nf t;pds amouni
ing IN about 81 900; c'nsisng If Groceries, Dry Go d.
Hats. Boots. Shoes. Cutlery. Sc, So all Of which
will he s,ld without limit 81 reserve.
lERNlS.-All sums under $50 cash, over A50 and
under 800. sixty days over Al 90 four IN ,n,hs, Cur ne
90 liable paper satisfactorily emlnssd.
WM. u. PAUIEFr & Co.
.ahen, billiard & .hhnsai. .4uctionecrs.
May 2O-It
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aus habits lie has conducted he ai,its oi hia o,i
WI h the mrsi eminent success and has thus ptnyr
himself 10 he mns valuable public servant, lie will
certainly triumph ssnally over all hts filthy eaumnla
Tors
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-05-20
Three Nights only.
WYNN ANS EXHIBITIONS.
VI ASONIl; HALL

TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY
May 2I.t, 21d AMI 2id
AnNTfANrI only % crnts-bnc Ticket will admit a J. "A
dy and ontlenan, each additional lady l2l
drsh vain then parents ~ ecnt, tSrc small bills
Thursday an afternoon Performance O'clock and at
o'clnrk in the evening
Ai.NpD
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Rules held IN the Clerks Office OF the Circuit supe-
nor Court oi Law and thancrty ior the county 81 AM
h',s', on Monday, The 9th day al MAY, 1850
Austin 'aiprnter 'laky Ball. FORMERLY tinky tarpca-
tr'i Eaton Carpenter, John Rogers and Mary HI, wife,
James Carpenter aud William Carpenter, Year Y Bonn,
William boiling, Washington Boiling, aud Peter Martin and
'ky hts WIFE, Leroy Carpenter, John Carpenter, Amanda
Jane carpenter, aud Aoner Moody and Eliza his wife,
Plaintiffs,
against
Edmund = Fucker who Is acting the executor Of he
last VIII and testament oi Eaton Carpenter, deceased, and
, children and heirs AT law oi Enoch Carpenter, de-
ceased and =, children and he,ts at law oi - Rogers
and MARY his VIII formerly Mary Carpenter who was
Hs'' al the said Eaton Carpenter deceased eendonis
IN CUANCERY.
Ia" oi Enoch Carpenter. decreased, aud , children aud
hrs at law Of - Rogers and Maty his wife, frmery Ma.
" Carpenter Tho sister of the said Eaton Carpenter,
deceased not having entered their and given
curly ascending the act oi Assembly and the rules Of this
'on't, aud appearing by satisfactory evidence that they
are not inhabitants oi this Commonwealth II ordered, that
he said defendants do appear here the frs, Monday
august noNl aud answer the bill al the plaintiffs and that
copy oi order lie o,thwith inserted spaper
published IN the tdwn oi Ismhburg months
sees and posted al the front door Of the Coun house o this
/ county. Acopy-Tcste,
ROBERT 1INsLEY,C.
MAY 2o-w2m
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.VrcvO ,v1Uw ~ .1vrein.

WF VIII sell tnhe highes, bidder, Tuesday morning
2ist IN l., In front n the Market House. verv likely
>rgto Man ~ ,es OF excellent Terms al
sale. MDsby IA ItoI couur
| May 2o-lt Auct'rs and Com. Mere
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N f. w Y @ R X

NEW YORK.
fINliE subscriber returns his sincere h
ms lIlend' Tor the patr heretofore Icccs cd from
them, and respectfully sorts thct yours
The atduous and particular he has given thoroughly
aequa'nt himself with the qraty oi articles the different
INES al BUSINESS has him great and superior adj
vantages. The general appreciation manifested by those
who have entrusted then purchases 10 hnn inspires him with
confidence IN giving the assurance, that the most perfect
lsiaction may be safely relied upon. The ricles attention
given To the sale OF PRODUCE him and ,mmed
ate returns made. JOSEPH u EVANS
Commission Merchant and General .Igeni MN York
My Ih-lNNlI
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The PACKET ship Emigyuvf.

The x'NGHCt Ship EWigr0nf.
TUE packet ship "EMGGRANT," Captain An Ire =
! sen now IN New York; viii be AT City Point IN time to
succeed the Isabela" loading Tor the abo e ,rt
Those desiring TO ship will please make early application To
the undersigned who viii make cash advances on
ments OF Stems Tobacco, the address friends
H. H. Meier x Co. IUDlAM X WATSON,
MAY 9-6tii Richmond \,
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hid made by ] Lemon sl575


WILLIAM L SMITH,
Commission Nerchant.
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From the Abingdon Nrgnian.
IMPORT OF FLOUR INTO G. BRITAIN, 1910

Flour, cwi. Corn meal, cwt Total
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VtrEisntn, to wit:

in ZENrMEyER, Clark
MAJ vn,n
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1850-08-03

The New York papers are all spccula'
ting. ia very oracular tones. upon the prob
able course OF Mr.. Fillmore. The wing
lournals-at leas, the most conspicuous
and Influential ones are excr'ing all their
coaxing talents. to induce the new Presl.
den, to espousc their pa uculu views OF
policy. The modus operaadi IS an old and
familiar one. Mr. Fillmore is good
whi.- has always been known as such
honest. s,aunch. faithful, and consistent
As such. he will certainly carry out the wIll
Of his party. rs under stood by us We
viii not permit our minds to doubt on tina,
subject NJ. Fillmore could never be n
tra.tor--a John Tyler, or anything clse bu.
a true, whole. soulcd whig" Such is the
formula OF the party journals. Conspicu'
Gus among those who seem DESTROYS Of
shaping aud directing the course of tho
Administration, are the great leading wing
papers OF New York the CoWler and
Tr.brn, The Cor-icr, il is well known.
took decided position in favor of the pol.
;cy recommended By General Taylcr With
reference 10 the admission Of Calilornis,
and strongly censurcd Mr.. Clay. and other
members u 'ne wing P"'v' ~. Wv" e'u.se
"a opP'snas .'' ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS '" WV
'a'o r'es'"'"'
The death OF General Taylor has not re-
Taxed the 'isof OF the C'a''ers advocacy
rc'e'f'' 70, on ''s co"."yi , "Hs se'" .'';n
csrry out tha, policy Here is i,s language;
lie Mr.. t'i'more] formed part OF h's
Geocrai TAylo|sl administration Snd
shared tho confidence which III : Adn'r's'
'eation had al eady secured. ana wa. s1'
tending and stensthen'ng every day. Al me
time OF General Taylor" DEATH
ave and r',ima,ions in various quarters
tha, President Fillmore will Asnalise HI,
accession. by abandoning tho policy Of
General ia, Tor. We should be very sorry
to believe for momen, tina. they had any
foundation in truth lie will. anquestion'
ably. encounter far more serious obstacles
in carrying that policy into political effect
than General Taylor woul have done
tu. we know nothing in his character or
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1850-08-03
Public Msetinf.

In obedience to previous call. the citi'
zens Of Harrison county met at tho Court
house on the 9th Of July. 1850. TO take
into consideration our relations with our
brethren in that portion Of our State known
and dcnonmna.ed ~ Santa Fc; whereupon
Col. JAS, WELLS was called to the Chair.
and WV. D. Tucker and Jas. NJ. Curtis
wcrc appointed Secretaries
The Chair suggested that some gentle
man expl lin the object Of the meeting.
Col. l.. r. W,srALL, being called upon.
responded in The desired explanation. and
moved that committee Of ten DO appoint.
ed by tho Chair. TO draft resolutions ex'
pressivs Of the sense Of the meeting.
whereupon. the Chair appointed tho fol-
lowing gentlemen. via V. NJ. Dubcse.
Judge Joseph Mason. Col L. 7. Wis'All'
DR.. A. Parker. Daniel Fuadcrbarke. Col
Ira NJ. freeman. Col r. I. Gammase.
Geo. Lane. Esq. NJ. J. Hall. Esq. and
Richard Austin.
Tho commitscc having retired for d.
liberation. {. NJ. ADAMS, being called upon,
made forcible snd appropriate address,
anud frequent bursts Of applause.
Al tho conclusion Of IL ?. McRRAn b.
ing called on mounted tho stand, and in IN
eloquent and fcreibls speseh. enchanting
tho attention Of tho crowded audience IN
bic froas. vindicatsd tho prssons boundary
Of tho State Of Tc1as with success and ap.
plAuss; spoke eloquen,ly Of The justice and
magnanimity Of tho General Government,
never distressing her dispo i,ion TO do jus
.ice. but advocating tho doctrine OF Stats
rixh.s. and the duty Of Tsxss to Assert hs'
rights 70 hss territory. and. - an al'imaiam
70 defend |. at al hssarda 1Aths Close Of
bio remarks CN. R. N. Ceaes bsing called
anon addressed the - smLl-d cisisens 10
manner hat showed bic ssl equal u hs
emergency Of he sass. His speech Wal
received with approval. AaAs h had con
! sl,d@d. Judge Jess F. w'l.'Ass ~H
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ridicule. and her rights about to be saci
Acsd-ehat she has talked Of resistance
Now. unless justice Is speedily done her,
We venture to assert that il will not be
six weeks before the whole power and re-.
soaces Of the State will be signally dis.
played.
The resolutions passed by tho meeting
here we fell satisfied will mSct the appro.
Va. not only OF those Of our own county
who were not present, but " III be respond.
ed to by the whole State The Austin res.
olu.io"s adopted, we published week before
last They embody unanswcrsblo argu.
mea,s in defence Of our uue to the SAINTS
Re country. drawn out in a striking and If.
resistable manner. The second resolution
Of the meeting which expresses the conf
dent hope that tho Government will yet re-.
specs our 'iyhts. shows this: our people so
far from desiring q collision. are anxious if
possible to avoid il. The fourth resolution
which opposes our entertaining any propo.
sition for The sale of the Santa Fe territory
until our rish, is acknowledged and we are
pu. IN possession Of It. 10. We conceive. 4
just conclusion. Tho territory is forcibly
taken from u. and while thus held, the
offer is to be made as for its purchase, &C.
COMPLAINED with the threat that unless we
nccrds to the terms stipulated. we may
be denied M claim 70 il, Under these cir.
cums.ances the State is placed IN hurnil.
iitine position to entertain propositions
u III it is frs. put in possession Of IL
ri.h,a. Interest ~ well as honor demands
that il shoull take this stand. II it has
possession, and then wishes to sell, il can
namc It's own terms, and they are more
likely to be such rs would BE acceptable to
the people Of Texns.
The las. resolution in favor OF the Nash.
vile Convention. we think will meet the
approve, generally Of the State. We feel
assured that the prejudices which were OK.
cited against the Convention, have been
dispcllcd BY il, recent pat. lotto action. The
time is fast approaching when the South
will present an unbrohen from, upon the
question OF her rights Would i, had been
cai lier, when the voice OF REASON WAS
salutary Il not omnipoten'.