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The late Address 10 the People Of the sous ern states. by portion of the Members of

The late Address 10 the People Of the sou.
 ern states. by portion of the Members
 of Congress.
 MesYrs REARDoN & WHIrEiEY-Sifs: Since the report of the Committee of Thirteen, though hmay
 not be in every respect al that we coHhI wish aHd desire yel what patriot heart did Eot congratulate
 itself aud tine country on the prospect of speedy
 adlrstmeut of a pending difficulties with our breth-
 of the North, terms, t5 say the least, hoaoTa
 6ts to both parties For can fl palFiot hesitate to choose between the adoption of the report and dissolution Of this Uuiou-hesitate between the al-
 teruaiivc of the report e possible sr;saeoa o he coHnfTy2 For the question has st iast narrowed
 itself down 10 the sinple proPasilion adoption of the report or dissolution 1 do not mean there may not be some slight notifications obtained Well t seems 10 me there is room for hesancy. even between the fevefish excitement, which hrs for 90
 long and seriously affected the body polite, aud tho calm aud luxury Of repose, necessary to is well being, whilst the former is much graycr question still confess my joyous anticipation of adjust
 meat have been somewhat dashed, psneisDg to-day, the address to the people of tle southern states, signed by goody number of the members of Congress from the South.
 The address contains two prominently aVowsd obects-the establishment of paper al W ashinE-
 ton city devoted, il says, to the tights anu Inter
 ests of the South, far they involved 10 the
 questions arising out of African slavery. Gan II be that there are southern men in Congress who ds
 mol sincerely desire to The country again calmly
 settle down iato that quiet and repose so neeeassfy
 to it's healthin action, may say ils vitality i-
 H eGRHet bs, yet thclr scis woaid seem To justify
 the suspicion that they did not desire Ihsi AdJ1sI meat. What can they mean1 Gan they look to southern eouirderatonto a dissolution Of ms glorious nioal If so, what nIadasss-what Holly.
 They ean never have counted the ccs1s and horrors of dissolution. Have they ever thought how aW- fo would be the predieament of our glorious 7snny
 South, with ah invading army Of seveaiy lneasaha
 men from tho North, pFociaining from spife snd
 sieepe, aud inscribed their bsnBefs, not ohiy freedom to the slave, but political and soe'cis1 equality A nd yet our eyes would be oAPhLea ih
 this horrible sight in less than ninety days a''ef dissolution. There would then be no constitutions
 gaarsntees-no ftaterDal fseings to in'eTPose' bes ! a mutual joy experienced in the murdrrous blows dealt each other With such Invading iofcs blowing into life and flame, sersiis war eeth ca us at once. what Is to become o even our "itss
 and little onssl But imagination s'ekens al 'hs
 thought, and yet the picture Is not sseh cen'ne"css If gentiemen would wish to avoid inc fsk oi saeh a calamity, let thetn at become advocates or | compromise aud dJassfneD, snd no longer AdsoceS ' the starting of a paper st Washington. Tor the
 avowed pnrpose of discussing slavery wila the ia- I uaties of thsNorlh; this would be to give iusi 'o | the fife, that seems 10 be burned to mere sm { bers 1t would be fear, 10 slnrt a Rew,a coHsam ! ing iasne, that would likely only be sl"d Tor uS
 want Of more to eonsnme---sn eauug cancer i"o" 1 rabie as long ss there was vet muscle ie't i", such risk there should st lsss. be promise o' ! corresponding good. fell what can oet bo
 gentlemen expect to convince 'anahe -" "ey
 do it is the first one that ever vas cohyinceo' su ! is entitled to be added another 10 the hst oi 'bs worlds wonders. should expect the connefeiy to the lloFth and South 10 have very much saeh Deried as did the coBtf0ysrsy between old sis's' Lsrkin and old sister McCieverly- They wefs '"-
 ters by birth, well pious sisters |" the L0fa.
 They got into an unlueky debate on the ortsoovAl of sprinkling and plsnging They talked tba' cay
 out loudly and vociferoasy both st once sna hs.'
 ther iiriening. The good huseands, sith "gn'H- caet shake of the head-apd a deep oTaNn "gn
 that it was nse, went quietly 10 Deo' so,o s,, next morning broke on the Psons good st'.s's s s hard at t. though not SO Vocpefo"s'y, io, "oF "~ exhausted the energies cf two oi the best set oi luug.. doxn to barely whisper; but with not sh
 atom les. earpestness than si the c0ninrcemenL
 The geod easy husbands quietly took thsiF break fasts and left to follow their blows me loq"a
 eious danes all the while, wholly uheobseises '"
 ought that had passed, save he argument "p
 tbs horn aounded for alBBer, the gentle hnseaDos found their old ladies precisely n position anc Dc
 ng vasi whispering had resofied 10 signs, end nsn arms were going like wind lniB in a storm. Ibe husbands knew too wsll the tae eoniEosefsiai pre- pensities of their good danes to tntsffsre' 50 weJ made t point of wisdem io cal qsiesiy AsI
 tire When they came to supper the Peaceioi nus hands fou Dd the pIous loving sisters stretched oa on he floor. al fali length. tlsif caps ofn oa sh' hair pulled oat eyes scratched aud hioedy noses
 1t turned ont In ihe church Investigation. 'nas "a the gssticulaaons. old sister saeCisssFiys h.Sa came Iittle nigh old sister Lash.ns lace. = .s slight in;ury of the pfobosis- This, ss was nSAs rally to De expected. aroused the lsrktpE dssh ,a ihe pioas sister ssd she got old sister MeCisvery by the cap, and 50 it ssnt, uata the hasessds esns and foand them unable to move hand or ieee "