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The southern press., 1851-09-20
From the Democratic Pioneer.
State Sovereignty.

The Georgia Constitutionalist says -" Moth
ing is more surprising than the change which
has taken place in the sentiments Of many of the
old State rights and State sovereignty men of
other and purer DAYS. Some of them and some
presses in the South, argue now as it the States
bore the same relation to the general govern
menl that the counties do to n State. Former.
ly the opinion was almost universal in Georgia,
and throughout the whole Sonth, that the rels-
ton of the State TO the general government,
was that Of creators to the creature. Now, the
creature is greater than the creators. What be.
comes tf State sovereignty under this view Of
the case!
"Was ever inconsi sistency exhibited in more
glnring colors than by some OF the members OF
the constitutional Union party, who, while pro-
Tossing TO believe in the doctrines OF the Vir-
ginia and Kentucky resolutions OF 1898 aud
80, deny the right Of State secession! What
will they do with The part Of the first resolution
of the Kentucky legislature in l79S " That TO
this compact, each State AccEDED AS A STATE,
and as an INTEGRAL PARTY; its Co. States FORM
ing, a. to ITSELF the other pariy-that the govern.
ment, created bv this compact, was not made the
exclusive or final Judge Of the extent Of the pow
ers delegated TO itself, since that would have
made lis discretion, and not the constitution he
MEASURE # lis powers--but that, "a in all other
cases Of compact among parties having no com
mon Judge, each party has an equal right to
Judge for itself, as well Of infractions as Of the
mode and measure Of redress !" OF course, then,
ifa State has the right thus 10 judge it might
decide that secession would oe proper mode
and measure gf redress. We are unable to see
how any one can admit the sovereignty of the
States, or believe in the doctrines of the Vir-
gina and Kentucky resolutions, ard deny the
right of State secession"
The southern press., 1851-09-20

MrssIsslrrL-The Southern rights party in
this State. has been routed in the late election,
:" horse, Foote, and dragoons." Well, this is
only the beginning Of the war--the end of the
first campaign. IN like manner the patriots in
the American revolution were defeated at Bun.
ker Hill and at Long Island, and in the Jerseys;
and, they were driven ont Of Boston, New York
and Philadelphia; bit hoy cas al yorkiomn 2
However, the result of this election will not
be so interpreted. The Abolitionists will claim
the glory of what has been doue--in SOME such
language as tbs "Georgin has Submitted
Alabama has laid down her arms, aud Missis.
sippi surrendered the battle therefore, is won
the field is ours--aud il shall 90 hard if we do
not reap the reward OF Jur victory," And they
may now add, ia the language Of the London
Times, /" slavery is doomed" and its complete
determination is at last REDUCED To mere ques.
ton Of tune only.
Rejoice. then, it you can, We WHO have
achieved this victory rejoice for the South
has surrendered" and how pleasing the re-
hection! her reward must be eternal infamy--
unless The future cancels ho rsctrd 0nd retsrsss
neJudgmcnL-- Montgomery A,lds and Secession
Banner.
The southern press., 1851-09-20

AsorHER CussN RxrEplrIoN. New Or.
leans Delta says that the collections for new ex.
pedition to Cuba are going on in New Orleans; and
the Mobile Herald learns otherwise that Il 10 the
determination TO carry out the first intention in ,h.
matter
The southern press., 1851-09-20

THE GoLp FEVER Ts AUsTsALrA.---we copy
the following most important statement from
the Sydney Morning Herald Of Tuesday, May
20:-
The discovery Of the fact BY Mr.. IIargravee,
that the country, from the mountain ranges TO
an indefinite extent In the interior, is one im
mense gold field, has produced tremendous ex.
element In the town Of Sethurst and the sur.
rounding districts. For several days after our
last publication, the business Of the town was
utterly paralyzed. a complete mental madness
appears 10 have seized almost every member Of
the community, and, as natural consequence,
there has been universal rush 10 the diggings.
On "Wednesday morning last, Mr. Hargaves,
accompanied by Mr.. Stuckbury, the government
geologist, went TO the diggings, and with his
own hands washed = pan Of essth in his presence,
from which twenty-oBe grains Of fine gold were
produced. lie afterwards washed several baskets
of earth, and produced gold thereffom. Mr..
Stuckbury, hereupon, expressed his satisfaction.
and immediately furnished him with credentials,
which have since been forwarded to govern.
ment
The southern press., 1851-09-20

To T. D. Richardson, II. VI. Raymond, w. II.
Pronneau, Committee, &C., g., Charleston,
South Carolina,
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1851-05-22

some vague notion Of protecting the person,
before the art Of c1tting and making clothes
was understood, and so has been endured
with all its inconveniences, swaihing the
arms and impeding motion ever since
Yours at the present moment, has one cor
ner blown over the top Of your bonnet
another trailing on the pavement, and a
third upon which yon retain resolu ie hold
Is puffed out into miniature balloon over
your leil arm; the shawl evidently belongs
to space, and the sooner It takes wing for
that destination the better. But al! that has
gone before is fitting and commodious in
comparison with what follows, Here the
impertinent little creature leant forward ard
for the space of three minutes contemplated
my pedal ex,remi,ies, wofuny besiraagled
skirts, and the pavement with is half inch
layer nf soh mud sCloik eaatsrz 1hnizsfed
he at length between his teeth, Thin cottin
hose, and quarter ofa yard in depth,
heaven only only knows how many in
breadth, of wet muslin and silk switching
about the ankles Of woman in delicate
health, and possessing the mos, fastidious
tasles, and he sprang from his seat and dis
with what sounded very like |
an emphatic DAMN" but was fin reality no
doubt merely the French diable. Such an
episode you may readily imagine act mo
and SO hope il will You, whether
after all there is not some truth in the idea
that fitness is an important element of
beauty. -
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1851-05-22
woMEN,s DRESS.

Mrs. Celia M. Burr, clergyman's lady
thus philosophers upon the subject Of Tar-
kish trousers and short gowns, in the last
number Of Mrs Swisshelms PAPER
C On my last Wis, to tina, pleasant study IN
Brooklyn,f was obliged to return in the rain,
and as | had to walk nearly a mile before
reaching carriage stand, my grey-headed
philosopher had ample time 10 enter into a
dissertation on the subject Of dress. Fitness
said he, looking very severe and uncompro-
missing as he seated himself in the curve Of
my umbrella handle, and rested his elbow
on the dogs nose that formed the ornamen-
tai finishing, fitness is the chief element Of
beauty in fact there car be no beauty in a
thing which is not fit and appropriate for its
intended use. Now, according 10 this rule,
what do you think Of the dress you have
onl Here he looked up in my face in
way that made me feel very uncomfortable
and began an inventory of what wore--
The bonnet itself is well enough, it is straw
and could bear rain without being spoiled,
but the fluted Grape lining is good for moth.
ing, il is beginning to fall now from the eff
feet of the damp air upon Il, and those long
floating ribbons which YOU dignity with the
name Of strings, what are they good for,
butlo be forever in the wayl now tapped
over your shoulders by gust Of wind, then
into your face, then about your umbrella
handle, a drop of water spoils them, and
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NL MBER l7

yet i cannot be, il wiIInot be- Many Of us
-mott of us--were satisfied with tho JEFF
fersonian platform Of Democfacy, and viii
/ ling 10 stand on ii, now and ever. But it
could not be, and has not been. Much has
already been changed, and much is now IN
dereoing change.
The current Of progress, like that Of time,
is on-on--inesistabiy on, whether we wish
il or moi; however, we struggle againh it,
it will bear us along. Democracy, like all
things else, is necessarily progressive and,
although the name progressive Democracy
is OF recent iniroduct.r, the thing desiena-
tedis no novelty. From the time Of JsF-,
PERSON. new tenants have been continually
added to the creed Of the Democratic party,
new prarticcs CONTINUALLY iniroduced, and
what has been must continue 10 be. The
r1an-s -srhd aanno, eeaApreheHd this lew of
progress, who refuse to obey this Irresistible
necessity, soon fiud themseyes-.-as many
eccelIent Democrats have-adrift on the
party waves, and are, afer while, picked
up by the o:hef great party, now called
"Whig1--which progressive. also, follows in
the wake Of the Democracy. How many
Democrats Of this cIass---clinging fondly to
the name--eniera'ning many II not all
their ancient principles-how many euch
Democrats, could we point ont, who are act
ing with a party entirely an,asonisiic. In
flst, a conservative Democrat--onc who
stands still while The parry moves onward
necessarily sooner or laior bee N IS a Whig
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1851-05-22
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The forms OF his innocent children
She nightly had folded in prayer,
And laid on the soft lap of slumbef,
With tender and motherly care,
Rose up in the old mans vision
He saw that one tired and slept,
Like lamb, by the side of its mother,
Where willow leaned over and wept
One son had wandered rom virtue,
The father in spirit had yearned
To grant him forgiveness and blessing,
But the prodigal never returned
Another had welded with manimon,
And worshipped the Prince Of this world
And one meath the Cross had enlisted,
And fought where its banners unfurled.
A daughter, the fairest and dearest,
In loviness walked by his side,I
Nor envied The lot of her sisters,
Who dazzled with beauty and pride
Her VOICE, was her hearts sweetest music !,
When from tho blest volume she read.
That brightens tho Wiley Of shadow
Aud smooihs down the path to the dead.
For all his aflliciion and sorrow--
For all his misgivings aud grief--
For the nj sht Of his doubling and darkness
He found in It's pages relief; ~
I. His life has been checkered with sadness,
And as ii drew nigh to its close,
lie longed for that home Of the weary.
The land Of immortal repose ~
The old man sat by the window, ~
Asthe sun dropped low in the sky;
His spirit with silent rejoicing.
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rnE END OF LIFE.
ny MRS. r. $. stcHoLy.

ny MRS. n. s. stcHoLg
G lie lived all the oumber Of his year,
and they were three score years AMI ten,"
An old man sat by the window,
For the spring was drawing near
Ard the corse of the dead old wine
Had gone oihe tomb of the year
The sunlight son and unclouded,
S'feamed in DER The oaken floor,
And fretted wi h gold, the dark ra lels,
Quantity carved in the ancient door
The hands of Inc oil man irembIed,
His beard was frosted aud Thin,
And chill as the heart OF December
Was the heart that was ,oIling within:
Like em5ers alfquenched and dying
On desolate hearth at night,
Burned the ashes OF life in his bosom,
AS he SIT in tho spring s clear light.
He booked on the young buds swelling,
End a tear DER his wrinkles stfayed
He thought of the wife Of his bosom,
Who slept in the valleys green shade;
He thought how her steps had f3lfer1d.
Midway On The jol3ffi55 q s.
Aud how on deaik1s bo96Iu Ia 5&q(1d=
When very and worn with the sssfe.
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BY THE AUTHOR OF aAlros LOCKE, !

nThe merry brown. hsres came leaping
Over tba clers of shs bill.
Y1f 6rS ~ EIoz6f o11 com lay sleeping
UndsE re noonIighs still.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-06-05
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bert, im 1Itir pen G7 5Gbrtn 9Grnatt uue Ia S0g.
(Gingsourt surtb cen Gbrw orr. gub@.)
l(m lOttn lEai, in Nrmtuh0us, all Scr Augl bruno
6r. Jobu 2aubhcb, i'm 49t,u gtttnfiabrt
2tm l7Eu StmcusG SOuiin, SGdtHtiu rcn Ga:
rio un0 S,rtta 2hphOu. I'M 4ttn 0Genot.
ltm 2liltnn SGtwbtitholI. an terQ1oIalutt, 5Hs
llama SCbucl, i'm 50iim 2lttnfiatrt.
2tm 23ittn in Narat0lpnn, noth ciutm lun0tn 8rou.
ttno9er an Der 2tufBbrun9 Gitbcr, Gb,9atin ots
Gbrp. !or. GhOrks 8. yoEruon. Gte mar cine 0uf
@rtt bclItuct 9trLs.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-06-05
Gine &artc.

Sti SinSr @srnmmtuu0 otr aNrtaun 9rofsgoues
an gNcntoa NbIub nuros cnmiitb9.
ScIth lcTtu, OoB Der 0aut Der 9lceCr hsItr 9ans
ot 6rn. Qntcn 0einite eIbubrt, oIiTn @n9a9CmCut
ais ecbrtr rtrEtCu lrEbtn ousef ;-Da8 or, wibrEno
otr 3iit tnts SRiunsltus, uncrmdol;b an btn Cert:
ibrtt Der 8anos or6titcti ;-Da6 CT, ais guhtttbrr
IN an pnidbtsu quaIft;jr-1'f,aia uuo onftdnrtl in
ftintn Wianitrtu uno aufmcttam in fciucm 8cruf d)
tiucr tibuncmmcntn 9fIthtIn 81 untrcr pSuiaGu 3u:
friScCubCt cutIcet9 bat uno baB mir fbr bleaucrn
ni I'M Sanrs il fijn, tin gHtiIEn in uulsrsr sJiits
ptrlSnaern u tSnntn.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-06-05

% Wann bu mceBt net-mcin 9ebta9
bab i'd 70 eppcS net erIebt! erlt mare fie all
tcot 9an9e-"
nSOot 9an9e?"
nSa, mou5tOpt, unb boun bob i'd iie oue
9crupft."
n&Oct 9an9c uno bonn aerupft? >, tu
-cu! out Dor mir !" ricf SalomOn dr9er:
Ijh. IS mar cas erle b6fe @Ort, oa5 er
ltincr Srau ie 9e9eben, unO e5 ltbmerbte lie
in Der SeeIe.
Sb, Of, of ! fbtuhite iie-Ob, of, OBJ !
miCpubpltc Salomon fpoteno, nit 9rimmi'
Qen 8Iitcn baIO Die 8eII6binfcI, boIo feline
Srau betrabteuo.
pSaIomOn !" risf Srau Yarfons.
pDu @infaIt!" t0nte Surtf.
nSu bin Elm @robion, Yarion5 !" fhaIt
Die Srau, welber Der Gamm 5u Ibweucn
anfitng, uou biz Elm @roban.-mib, ceine
Srau, cine @infalt Su nennen!"
,0u bait meins ftSnsn @eIIbbinfet 70
nafsno 9erupft, cap lie net cbn Seoerhen
mcbr am geib baben."
% eine fb6nen @elf6binfeI? bu Rarr,
meine paren's, uuo ib bab lie 9erupft,
neil Iie toot wat'n! !'
r4brr Ge war'n net toot!"
nSOct. mau5tObt YorfonS, caput wie en-
9CIbmotter 9drtn9!" !"
,Su lift en- @infalt, fa9 lib Dir; Die
BeIftbinfeI warcn net toot, ite waren be
trunfen."
n8etrunfcn !" fbrie 8rOu @arIOn5, Der
icet Elm GiAt ouf9en8.
rSa, betrunfrn, ooB bus nur weC6t nau,
oanu lib bob Ell oen MOr9en ce5 Beilbs
form su frcfen 9cbs, no in 8Di5fp ein9c-
weitt NAT"
,Sb Yar1onS, mie fonnf bu 70 rinfdlti9
icin! Sb Die Icb6ncnBcIibbinfsl! SbIut6'
te iie in Die S6ur5e.
Scr Sbmerj Der 9utVn Srau ubermann'
ts SalomonS SOrn; er fubIte, Dap Der Sch
Ter pcn fcinrr Ssite berrhbrte. uno oa sr
fnrhtete, feline before SodIfts in cincn uict-
leibt fhIimmcrcn 3uiiano rctfauen Su lcbcn
ais Die Bsibbintsl, biclt CT e6 fur lsinc
S6uIoi9fet, lie gu tr60rn.
nS6r ouf Su beuIsn Ijebs Srau," fitn9
er bitteno an.
SD wia net" erwieoettc fie fhluhSCno,
,,cu balt mid cine Gjnfolt Sebei6cn uno ou
-ou bait oa5 Belitkorn ben 9jnFsI 9efut'
tert-cu bin Elm @rCbiou !"
,8cU ib miu'5 ia fein, 9eb lib nur su.
fricoen-ib nil oue5 fein, rpaS cu miaf,
mcinctmeaen 70 perdbuib ais elmer cicler
armcu naftcn BeIlhbinFel, nur 9eb bib III
frieoen uno prr9cb mir Den Stbler," fltbte
6r. Qarfcn5 bemutbia.
80, SalOmCu, SaIpmOn!"
,Gicbs5 8sib, UW9ib, pcr0ib!" !"
% SnIomOn" rtef Srau QorlonS lh(ub'
Seno uno fid ibm um Den tSats, 70 sirtIi6,
ais cb iic ibn in cincm 9anbcn Sabr nitbt
9ciGbcu bate.
nOu Uer9ieif mir, Gtebe e
,,Son ganjem SerSsn, Iicber, Wdnn."
9Git elmer Ian9en umarmun9 feierts bas
mhrci0e Qoar ole Srf6bnun9. gum 9rOBen
@rilaunen Der fccerIoftn 9HclfdbnFel, mel
DE Der rhbrenoCn Scene in trauri9Cr Ser:
miutbcit 5uf;boutcn. Ser 3orn Der @be
lcuie ftbrt. iih icet 9coeu Die 0ubncr, oI5
ob Iie aucin Sthulo an Dem Streit 9ewcItn
w6rcn; uno mie Uerobreoet fittcn Seioc
lest pl6eIih ubrr lie Der uuo mabtcn ejnem
nab bcn aucern cen 9orouS. 9tahosm
rie armcn StcIme ibrs Strofe ubcrfonoen,
wurccn iie in cincu 9rC6en Sort 9eIe9t,
ubrr Dem litb S0crr uno Srou Qdrlon5 mob
mails Idheno Die 0ano rcibteu.
,Hou fino iit t9pt," fd9tc Ge.
nuno aud 9srupft," fa8tc er.
Cine abermali0e umormun9.
,@5 nar cinfdItia pcn mir" fa9te nob-
4 q, ,..e, ,IE O.