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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-31
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BALTIMORE, MordIy, Dec q
Jenny Lind's second Concert at Charleston va,
not well sttended-the weather US very b,S
The proceeds Of the third Concert are Ia be IA
voted to charitable purposes, g
The PfcaguEe says no city in the Union is D,
healthy as Newt Orleans.
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BY Telegraph to the ssw.York f,ib,n,
- For additional Telegrapbie D;,.
patches see Seventh Page.
TIE Sfanrnahin TILL.

The 8slt;o a,.. sosToS, Aoatay, pec. -
go, csb very rough weather. during which =.
LOT o, ~@oth nights sre stove IN bat she reorss
me-, ne Ensiish Cabinet a1e decided OF the Ro,;..
EI ssoa sa{z me liverpool AaI The Lo55,,
d 1 he 5 IS olsnsas a: the noncouitt. toss
on the Cssboin d sPss to TIE various sddresss,
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NETWORK TRIBUNE.
NEW-YoRK, TUESDAY, DEC. 81.
For Eurnpe.

TIE next number of The Irt6unr for European
circulation viii be issued THIS AFTERNOON
at o'clock 1t viii contain al the latest news up
to the time of going 70 press The Africa sails
from this port To Morrow at ~ o'clock.
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Extensive EmbezzIemeut, &c.

NV UsLEANs ~1tunday, Dec q
Rutus Greene, the former Seer tary Of the Ma.
bile Firemens Insurance Company, has been a.
rested there on charge of embezzling 10000
almost bali OF the capital OF the Company.
The Pacific has sailed for Chagres
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From The Sunday Times.

COUNTERFEIT PREsENTMENTs.-I
and agricen, Dsguerreoype Rooms and Gallery OF
WHITEHURsT the corner OF Leonardst aud Broadway,
ara beginning be much frequented as the ArUnon
The very appearance OF The pace-its furniture
and general anxiaues-wi alone prove attractive 10 lie
Tisiior Tie superiority Of the pictures taken here 70 great
indeed The operators are very skilfu and their sk
arises from the best OF all sources-expeence. They
krow how to take picture without fsg uing the sitter
and allow Dsgueueotype 10 pass through their hands
unless is perfect and In every respect worthy OF the ey-
allied reputation M WHTEGURsf enjoys IN seven cities
and towns of the Union Some OF the most lifelike pic
lures we made by the Daguerreoiype process
were taken 81 WHITEHURsTs gallery last week during the
worst of cloudy weather
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e The News FROM EUROPE is even
more decidedly pacific than the last previ-
Gus advices. The Prussian army is, We
hear, being reduced again. This is conclu-
size, and confirms the view of the subject
constantly taken in these columns.
No great time can now elapse before
an explosion in Austria. That Empire is
on its last legs, and must soon lose every
sign of Conference. Bankruptcy Of the Gov
eminent, no money in the country but an
inundation of worthless and irredeemabIe
paper, an immense army which cannot be
kept in order without being paid manufac-
lures totally arrested, and agriculture car
RED on only to supply the wants Of the cul-
tivator, because there is no currency to
pay for surplus products; confidence de-
stroyed, credit ruined, the estates of the
wealthy of no value, and riches little better
than a fction-such is the condition Of
Austria. What end can it have except to
become openly what it is in fact, Russian
Province
Thus everything serves the ends of the
Northern Autocrat. But, strange to say
what is for his interests for the interest of
the Democracy also. The day hastens on
when the two, sword in hand, shall stand
face to face. And then fair field and
God protect the right!
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Indiana Convention.

Ire Convention have decided tbst H. t =, :,
GoyeTBor and Lieut. Governor shall Be f,ur v a., "
ne Governor to De ineligible to any otha, ,;ae
danng the term Tor which be is elestsd Ts.s
tie 6oveEnors veto may be oyer.ruled bv q ma n.'
loflsy OF both Houses, and that al bi1s ~, =
turned by the Governor within tve day,. sbsJl
become laws unless adjouInments prevent, j.
which case they shall not be lava. ''ss'' L
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~ The Albany papers notice the appearance
Of a Few paper, called the .AUserlcaa Mschani;,
published by ] VI. Patterson OF that city formerly
Of Rochester. Il is sweekIy paper ar 81 per
anaun
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DE- LANES De LANES De LANES
Five cases De LANES, al new. at Is, worth fs6d-ho
gseses. bargain this season. cases do s Cd and IS worth
So Shawls Silks Veyets MetinoS Popins, PsramA,ias
Csshmeres Prints at sd and per yard Ladies aud gents
best KID Gloves Sill and Linen Pocke. Handkerchief OF
all kinds; GentR rich Scsrs Cfavas aud Ties; Ladies'
plain nd embroidered Linen Hsndsefchsfs of all Kinds
together with fancy goods for presents for New ear
dS0 EA q. ~ IODINE, SO Grand-s! cor. OF Orchard
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pusrwEss HoTI oEs.

To ApvEKTIsERs.--The LARGE CIRcu-
AAr1os 81 The 7t both city sad country ana cape,
s,ss who with 10 their business and PANTS known
10 The pubic h- way witch viii eas1re tas most prompt
"a
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GENIN FURs AND FmEsDsHIr.-"N New

is the winter of our eisconte1 made comfortable by those
beautiful non.conductors of heat ycept furs-speldid
specimens Of ali the varieties from Royal ernine and sable
down 10 cheaper bu: ess serviceable mink VIII be
found a. GENIs made IL the shape Of fashionable VIC
tonnes NUTS and cuffs lovely 10 look upon, AID
wen as captivating. The approaching g1fdsy, January
oyoe 1soifY and more appropriate emblem of
friend slip or affection thar set Of handsome flrs cannot
he inaefred QENTN, 2li Broadway
opposite ST. PaurS.
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FtRz.-Dec. 30. 10 ANA boarding house No
Soonest was found on fire 1t Vas soon extin-
gujsbed with small damage
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c,..-...s u.narnp go Nv YEAR.

CuILpgEr's Hats FOR THE NEW EAR.
children have taken into Their heads ths they mus
have nx Winter Has IN which TO 90 aopoT 20 .ne W.
Gt r, veer Of new half century, ls5l OF course me
81 c e r q lareer growth expected o coincide in
The We've the Juniors ard GEsls 70 tne ss r.
6y nGs rs and has also produced assortment Of no.
besntifn styles amer bis own designs Iese st.er iesa
~ bs celebrated factory and cOmprehending some OF
he best and most becoming hats for children ever offered
r.; SswYork have been arranged IN hs show rooms side
h. sac with The oIeia fabrics that take
der choice GENIN, ia Broedwsy opposite s; Psufs
NEW YEAR.-To those Gentlemen who
contemplate enjoying the festivities Of the coming Holiday
the New Hat COMPANY would state that there nc article
Of dress be studied much the Hat fcZ becoming
hat the stamp of geutlesnsut 10 therefore eeng the
truth OF this assertion ihst would invite the attention OF
gentlemen ef Moeskir Has, which or
asie quality and style viii compare with tose sold else
where for Four polars whiie e srl adhere 70 oar ola
original prce Three Doars also cur assortment NJ Chi
dren Fancy Hats hch eel a. equally low prices, ana
which for style viii fully compare with those SOD IN otaeF
establishments at any price. NJ" HAT ConeASf 10 ana
Eassa
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~ VELVET CLoAKs AND SACKS;
Cloih SILK and Merno DO of the desirable styles
and patterns and greatly reduced prices may be found
al HfrcHcocK 4 LEADBEATER's, SAT Broadway, OF
Ieonsrd-s where every variety OF Dry Goods Silks
Shswle Mernoes, De LANES, Cashmeres, Caicoes and
everything else in fact, that ladies' families
can De obtained cheaper than In any other part OF the City
Their Sixpeny Calcoes and Shilling De LANES well
many of their other cheap goods desirable for
holiday presents for domestcs dL7 If
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-31

ELEGANT Books FOR New YEAR PRES
Esrs-LEAv1Tr i Co. corner OF Broadway and DeJ-st
will .e during This Day their stock Of ANIMALS for la5
and other elegantly bound and illustrated booka most
raordinary prices in many at reg
uar pricee All wishing ind mostaccePtable presents
advise purchase Books OF LEAyTT Co. corner OF
Broadway and Dey.st.
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A SUITABLE HoLlDAY PREsHNT.-One
OF the most appropriate presents gentleman make
lady Of Young's beautiful Furs and there 10 no bet
ter place the City get them than YoUNGs cheap Fur
Stores, Gas Broadway and Ct Bowery. dG At
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Observation-Disclosures Hatters, have
removed to Us Broadway, Irving House. d24n

YoUTH's AND CnlLpREN's CLOTHING,
AT wRoi ssALE-JoSEPH S, CLOSE SMITH,
- and 81 William street, would inform the trade gen.
orally shat they have hand large and handsome
assortment of the latest snd fashionable styles OF the
above Clolhn2, ST very reSGced prces do 1885,
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To Correspondents.
J. w Simpsons letter containing SD is received
Where shall We send tie pnPersl
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A. M. MERwIN. Auctioneer.

ELEGANT GIFT Books, PAPIER MAcHE
AND OTHER FANCY ARrIcLEs-BANGs BROTHER & Co.
2o4 Broadway viii sell THIS EVENING commencing al 6
O'clock extensive and choice collection OF Eagsn and
American Animals for 1851 and many other super6y Illus
raied and richly bound volumes fHe editions OF Poets
popular STANDARD WORKS; embellished Juveniles, &c
Also variety of beautiful Fancy Articles. elegant Pa
pier Meehie Goods Fancy Stationery, &c. suited TO The
Holiday
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Presents FOR NEW YEAR.-Ladies
buying De Laines, Caicoes, Hsndkerciek, Gloves Scars
Crayets Ties il fact any kind OF dress fancy Goods
for presents win nd By calling 81 &. M BenINES, S93
Grandsi Of Orchard choice selection OF Goods
8! low prices. d30 "a
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n w. P. DAVID, Successor to Ami
dom SCI Broadway Duanest sohos the ate1nen Oh
mems Hats Those wishing really beautiful article for
The HOLIDAYS would do well TO call. Childrens FANCY
Hata Geneuens and BOYS Cloth Caps Of every variety
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u FowLERs s. Wells, Phrenologists
ana Puashers Clinton Hail. Isl Nasssa-at near the Park

HOLIDAY PREsENTs.--All those that
have no. purchased their presents for New Year ad
wise to call on F. LMsuRSEs 4o9 Broadway where they
will ad great variety Of suitable and rich articles such
as Watches, Jewerv Diamonds Silver Plated Ware and
Fancy Goods which he s selling the very lowest market
prices dS0 2t1
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-31

B The Great Day for the Ladies of
this citv falls on the I'd of January 1851 and fthey would
consult comfor elegance and style they inevitably
have recourse 10 B4sTAs FURS, LOG Canas cornsr OF
Wooster which Is the conspicuous Establishment IN
York for having every article in the FuR Lns OF the
most recherche and unique description.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-31

II The greatest variety of Gold and
Silver Watches and the Lowest possible prices are at
Y SAvAcEs so Fulten-s Ladies Gentlemen desiring
good article had best give him call His stock of Gold
Pen and Pencil Cases and Gold Chains is very complete
and of nelY End snnroYed patterns.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-31

HoLIpAY GIrrs.-Coffee Urns, Plated
Srsnna Tea Sets Casters Forks Spoons Table Cutlery,
TrayR Walters fine polished Fire Irons &c Also, Boys
Too Chests 9eighs Skaes and variety OF Goods tn the
Furnishing and Fancy Hardware Line, for sale low by
dS0 q corner Wayery.psce
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GENTLEMEN's F'uRNlSHINGS.- Gentle
their Uader Shirts and Drawers Scars and Cravas Pocket
Handkerchief Gloves, Hosiery &c; bat II they will look
the assortment OF HIrHHcock LEAnSsATSR, on he
they get everything OF the kind there and for about one
half the pice they have TO pay gen.emens fuFnshas
store. AZ II
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IL DR.. TRArToN's Buckthorn Berry
Pills mild and eaectua. and now the acknowledged
best remedy for Bilious attacks, Liver Complaint, Head.
ache Gou Giddness, hahitaa Cosveness Loss Of Ape
lite ard Indigestion. Depot Ia WisIn-s For sale by
the principal city drnsgists and chemists
02l 4MTil XNThSSs
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BRILLIANT SERIES FOR l55l.-The 6rsr

number of MORRIS & WILLlSS admirable HOME JOURNAL
for the cultivation of the memorable the progressive snd
the beautiful; with features, type, aud new al
factions will be Issued THURSDAY MORNING next the
81 of January This frat humber Will contain copy
right story called ord WHEY remarkable poem of
Intense Interests Portrait Of BELIEF :" & returned
Love Letter Partisan Gossip New York Fashion
able Society," the rs ofs series Of papers on the usages
tastes. and etiquette of Polite Lifeali original and all
from brilliant pens. Besides lie usual variety OF "Spce
Islands passed in the sea Of reading " Literary Notices.
nc ltemSs" Facts and Fsncesn &c. &c. Those who de-
sire 10 begin their subscriptions to this excellent Family
Newspaper with the January Number, can do so by en-
uanes TO The office Of publication 10 7Fuons! New.York
dS8ss
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A New DIscovERy.-Iw wish to call the
attention of my friends the OF sToNE, for filing
Teeth now prscticed by Dr. n. DoDeE of 634 Broadway
apra or main
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II Door Mats, of every description,
East India English French and American may be had at
the very Lowest PriceS, BERRiASs House Furnishing
Ware Rooms COL Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-31

u Coffee and Tea Urns, Water het-
ties on Swing Stand together with large assortment OF
Covered Mea. Dishes OF all kinds Plate Warmers Plste
He aters To-day Kettles Trve Toasters &C. suitable Tor
public or private establishments may be had a. the Lowest
Prices al BERRIAE's, SOL Broadway.
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USEFUL PREsENTs.-W would invite
our readers and the public call JOHN L. WATKINS
ia Fulton-st where they win dnd useful and handsome
Caters &c in every variety Also large selected asson
men! of Ladies' and Gentlemens wear OF his own man.
fscuIe which he sells very lew prices for good articles
Dc 81
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TIE NEw-YoRK DAGUERREAN GALE
LgsY corner of Beecker and Csrmne is the plsce 10
obtain Dagueeotypes that unsurpassed for truthful
negs and eke appearance Price from fifty cents TO ten
dolars H. B.-The Gallery viii be open during New
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Il MALAGA UkAPES, TINk OOf A.11"
AND TEAs-J. O. FOWLER, Nos 30 and 428 Greenwich
Grapes in Bunches, Paper and Soft Shell Almonds ana
fine favored Java Coees Oulong aud Young hys9h s
with Family Groceries, OF all kinds, which are offered IL
reasonable prices We would say one and ALL give him
acan
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FANcY Goops FOR THE HoLIpArs, 303i

BRoAowAY-Z. m ov!nsY respectfully announces TO his
customers and the public that special preparations have
be made TO cose stock Of Fancy Goods al reduced
prices ard many al less than cost OF mPoraSn TINS
business In his stock may be found Dressing Cases Work
Boxes Fans Gard Cases Port Monn9es Portfolios solss
Goods Tea Poves Fancy Tables. Papier Msche goods
Riding Whps Vases &c PaTtc1ar attention is directed
to his Premium Combs which obLained the Medal at the
great Fair for the last three years The Combs cannot be
equaled this country The assortment is also the largest
1.-THE Golden Comb, 33t Broadway, second door above
Duanest oil 2t' H. d. QOiMb1.
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ADVERTISING DIRECTORY
srw AuvERrrsxMExrs WILL sR FOUND uNpEa THsis
RESPECTIVE HEADS FOLLOWS:


-. 80 ,cs, .nperb specimen OF head gevr ever msn
fs"nred in this country tits exceedingly Agh stylish
snd 5asbg appearance and every gentleman should ser
~ On Nv ear Day KSoX hss taken especial Pelns
IN hjs Holiday Hat and mus. extori the highest ex
oo Of admiration fom eyeryperson OF taste when ne
80 Csi on Kxox f2s Fultonst, pay him "a, and re-
r IN the possession Of OF these msschess articles
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The Ls5ies nus rot forget thai Cantreu has manufsc
ued ese articles expressly 10 enable them n presenl the
3entierae Of their acquaintance with an appropriate and
asrsr g they rich and stylish IN appearance easy
and comfortable the feet and just the article say gentle
assortment OF bnskins, ties dancing slippers. oYershoes,
and last not least hs celebrated Alpine Cater Boots
Isdiea cal md examine his stock at SS6 Bowefy.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS IL HUMPHREY
have removed frem ASP Pearst to their Carpet Store
S7e Broad wsy corner OF WhtesI. The balance OF the
stock OF Carpets and Oil Cloths removed from Pearst
will be exhibited IN the basement of their new store and
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NEW 7 EAh Z HLoE-N I =. 1 W Na.' 1 L z
DOLLARS FOR HoNEsrEAD-By reference 20 our edyer-
using columns viii be seen ms there Is now chance
means ran secure home for himself and family
nonn price and within very short distance Of this city
By the laws Of This State sach home is forever exempt
@ The r.Dscity OF ruthless creditors. and the poor
car ind ere an asylum from which nothing bit the hand
ofdesib eau dspossess him AS the drawing fr the lots
soon tskes place would advise our readers 10 make
early application az the Office, 1T John-st,
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Fall Style Hats Caps ard Furs combining every desirable
requisite and viii compare TO advantage with sny sold In
The Cy at the One Price Store i2s Cannlst. superior
assoruneu. OF Velvet and Cloth Caps chdrens Fall and
Winter Hats in their variety. j. w. kELLOGG
{O Ire
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DANcING.-A. DoDwoRTH's Academy,
443 Boonest near Broadwaycasses for second quarter
will commence Friday evening, January 8, at ecock
On Saturday at PM for ladies and children d28 or
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the spirit Of his pledges thus made before election
Now that he has written himself Doughface, we
hope to see him shielded, by his future political
associates, from the fiery assaults Of Mr. Meade
which assaults from making him at frat very nor
in the cause Of the North, seem, at last, to bave
effected the additional wonder of leaving him ex-
tremely COOL
Here in Jefferson we all remember the extent
and the apparent sincerity of MIR Clarke's pro-
LESSONS in the sacred cause Of freedom, previous
to his election to the office he now holds Barely
q short year ago, none we're 80 thoroughly, un-
compromisiDgly, reliably in favor of checking the
extension Of Slavery as himself!-none would go
so far TO rebuke and chasten an institution which
the whole civilized world had denounced as cruel,
monstrous, barbarous lie even feared, consider.
ate soul that the Free-Soilers might hroT array
hNiT uotsS by aiding ~ he election Of Mr.. Ives
whose opinions, being little known, might possibly
be misconstruedi
And such is the end Of oil his boosted allegi-
ance TO Fre6dom-such is the extent Of the sacri-
fee he is willing TO make to further the enuncia-
alton of correct doctrines upon the floor Of Con-
gress. Elected by constituency, nine-tenths Of
Of whom are Free-Soers in principle and feeling,
he yet dares 20 stultify his own convictions Of
right sufficiently TO cringe and groyel beneath The
cruel lash of his political masters What may We
not expect from him hereafter
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WASHINGTON, THURSDAY, JANUARY 81, 1850

he longer borne. They must now be taught that
We are not their servants, but their brothers.
We hear much about the rights Of the
South. Has no other section rights7 Was this
Republic formed, cemented, extended, only that
the South might dictate terms to all the other
sections Of the Union, and lay down the law by
which it was TO be governed Has the South any
peculiar right other than the one specified in
the Constitution, separate and apart from that of
any other section We should answer, No!
Our fathers found Slavery existing in portion
of the States of the Confederacy. Though they
regretted its existence and deplOred the necessity
of it's recognition, yet, yielding TO the imperious
demands Of harmony, they deemed its recogni-
ton as the lesser Of the two evils. They chose
the least. Where Slavery did exist, its existence
was recognised but its extension never met with
favor from those who formed that sacred instru-
ment Of our liberties Were they alive now. and
sitting in solemn conclaye in the Halls Of Con-
gress, these impotent thresteners Of diaunion
would e frowned into silence.
Whit does the South wantl Her rights in
the Territories? She has them. Her citizens
are free to 90 with their horses, their wagons,
their wives, and their children, % the citizens OF
the North. Will that not satisfy the South ?
iiasrr some pecmlar rgnu, winch the North does
not possess. and does not wish % Has il the
property, which the free labor Of the North re.
CARDS a. a pestilence, and which it knows 10 be
its natural enemy2 Most certainly not. There
is right stronger than that claimed by the
South-the natural right of man. 1t is a right
which overrides all others. II is omnipotent
irresistible II acknowledges an equal right, but
no superior. Ii goes hand in hand with its equal
but not with the slave. 1t breathes and lives in
the pure air of freedom but suffocates in the
atmosphere of Slavery. Ii asserts only the great
principle Of life, that of selfpreservation, when
it gays that the fertile plains and smiling valleys
of our new lands shall be feet
If the South is content with Slavery where il
now exists, we are. All We ask is, that it shall
remain where it is. II, in grasping for more,
they shall lose' all the people of the South will
have only themselves TO blame. BY their unreal
sonable demands 10 Congress and through the
press, they are begetting . spirit in the. North,
which is to be regretted but not condemned
Arrogance Ynst he ,nAt by 6rplpess PpJ y in
the conflict hate is engendered, arrogance has
only itself to blame.
Ia speaking thus, we are confident that We but
speak the sentiment Of nineteen-twentieths of the
citizens OF the free States. They will yield much
have yielded much, TO the caprice of the South
but when their most sacred rights are demanded
the sacrifice of peace, they viii not yield. Will
the South be warned in timer