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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-08-01
IMPORTANT TO PLANTERS.
w E would respectfully call the attention Of Il

public 10 the I'M
pustaace Of their making
themselves acquainted
with the remarkable pfOs
perties OF The +
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-08-01

No0RPoRATsp IN ArRIL l8sB AND DECLARED BavI
DEND o. 70 fEA Gent. On TWO YEARS BuslHnss.
easis; &C.. e: S &c. Co.. "a ,e; ;s.s;:, :.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-08-01

Ton p rs N EP6IA, :
Pyepursd JSsn ths Fsssrth 4Stpsssck Of tks o.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-08-01

As ssss y ssesasoaly ssi ihis pye nay sssv ~ HAL
cssd bytAs eslbf.tsi Chemist, d.. COnBT0Ck, anttss q
CSsfy Phhssaphy. and BY him wslIsnisd
color ~ Hsf nunf Tia least without staining
tks ektn. M sssa -,su oF'saie ss1y by 3
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-08-01
CO6TIVRMRsH;
Ol, CoNsTIPATIoN or THIS B0wRLs.
THE PAIN EXTRACTOR

Il tbs safest and most cerian remedy for this disease
1t will positively give relief In the case and even afts
all the old remedies hsve failed. Persons have fequsnti,
called Office with asonshmen upon their faces stsn;
that they had used the ointment for other diseases upon part
Of their bodies ths bowels and that copious
had resulted from it, Thsreult will always follow athorous
rubbing Of the Extractor the bowels when they Coz
i've Let the experiment be tried II perfectly cafe; an
In no instane can tho Pain Extractos % hsrn
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-08-01

Lei a those who suffering under the agonizng tor.
lures Of rheumatism read the following and what also
h John B!aDs Sir: 70, The last three years
ter. YVES At times in the greatest agony Of pain sd
every remedy coaa procure for The diease bnt found
Of WHICH hes entirely cared Of Rheumat s
and easy improved my general health. than any med
cine have ever used have been ree Of Dan sr
raj months and have doubt ths permanent ami
oondsnty recommend il a. being the best medicine il IN
LOT Hheumausm leHAM bRIDags.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-08-01

CUTS. WOUNDS AND SORES.
The sdsop Of The PAIN EXTRACTOR in thsss Gaze
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-08-01

The efficacy Of PAIN EXTRACTOR in this dissasi
10 remayhsbls We know of numerous euses and do
hesitate that the 0ntmsp will nsvss Gail fos thu. pui
pose Deoacy Us from asking cercaes nom iadie'
this subject. The following was procused by one oil ou
Accents: - $3.50. g.. L
This win certify that we have used DALLHY'S MAGi
CAL PAIN EXTRACTOR a. remedy Tor Sese Nipples
v that most distIsns complaint q most valuable
tnla cure it. Hs, - -. SntE1E hAh,
.dfbanv, April, l0eD. mAA1 MOOhE.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-08-01
YEAKNEss AND RAIN 81 TIlk sRgAsT.

DAVIS syrup cf Whd GR. ana Tar rom ny fno~isde:
Of " vnaes wife had bssp affected e. long time viii
shon lime entirely relieved b The symptoms would after
time reeuf, and all 0ccsons the relief speedy
the first place. II months since she hiss been
Tres o. the Affection consder and secommepd II a. mos
valuable mrne. effect has been very great,
addition relieving hrass S.WAplQN, " w aaH
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-08-01

h.bv ost3fy that have been afflicted with aninveexa,
Fsvs soss q u.tssn Year, ss past and have nss
msdcinss that are used o. FecomnendedG iheue but
no purose until, = laM rss1st beard and uax AL
sat surprise before had usd whole boz OF hii SsIve
limb wa snssy healed. and hsys scshipF Il 4 III
Hsnristta, Monroe county. N. Y, Nay 8, 1914
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-08-01
RRYsIPRLAs.

This cert6es that DALLEy's PAIN EXTRACTOR
has been used in my family io Salt Rhsum Of thirteen
once asyated and they were both entirely removed Thert
be nodonb but this Medicine bas I'll the virtues that tn
walton. added to the rsaoscAbe testimonials in its fvo
BY ohen Who have used immediate relief
do cneerfuy recommend the attention ofthe Athlete
the Of this invaluable salve =. = $3.50
Buffalo, N. Y. ROSWELL CHAPLIN
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-02-28
FROM OUR cALlFonNIANs.

The U. s. mail steamer Ohio arrived at New
York ON Saturday, with the California mails, and
100000 worth Of gold on freight. She brings
lag passengers anda heavy freight She left
Havanaen The 18th, and experienced boisterous
easterly gales
by this arrival we received our California pa
pers for the month, but find nothing 10 them Of
any sTecial moment TO our readers We also
received lettdr from onr friend, Mr. j. H KELLY,
under date Of January 20, Sacramento City, from
which we havasonly room for the following ex.
tract g. Spir;tl
As far as am aware, the members Of the old
company are all we'll The other day The following
old Harpers Ferrians lett for The Feather river
dlggi9s Mes MsssEsa 4 Davis J5n ..
brothers. There are in the city Messrs. WASH
.ineton, Bryarlg, Aisqnilh, Harrison, Dawson,
Hayden and myself Within month | have
heard from Cockrell, SiIider, Duke, Enge, Brad
ley, McIihany, Bender, Blaketnore, &c, and seen
Herbert and C Cunningham. B- +. Washing
ton was an applicant for the office Of District
Judge, but withdrew his claims two days beftre
the appointment was made. saw letter from
Gov. Burnett 70 him, saying he would have Civ 2
him the appointment had be not Withdrawn
He certainly would, as we, the Transcript, have
Just received aipryare letter from Gov. u. stating
the same fact Frank told me he had TO with
draw as he could not afford to take the office, al
though The salary is $4,000 year, but is paid in
State scrip at present Yours, j. Ii. r..
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-02-28


States = I'll A. thai il regard % calling forth he
militia suPposed not Is be donhif,l ,s.s 81, 81
citizens, Nksrsnioled ia the miIi,is 81 ~ -.
be s1mmc as members II he nose eo mil ms
ether BY lh RaEshal or eommissioner
10 law and bat il is their duty :, 49, ..'
mons Barerhsps may e doubted whether he
marshal e Commissioner ran summon - IN, nos
s0mitatnf an organized militia f,-ss
der itslown prupriaie Officers. without IL cement
sideraiion ~ Congress 1ssslse me oph-
use his secession 10 repeat he L.,
% FAR As desAdson me The law shall 81 iassf,lIv
executed aa Ali forcible opposition Il ,be. s,,-
pressed aaito ibis end am prepared to ereTeisr
stiiulionall IN me 10 The fnlles, e,,sn, ST
am fully Pesasdei that the great nnaior;sy NJ ~
people OF tas country are warmly and sIronsly at-
tached 10 The Constitution me preseryation ~ ~
Union, the si sappOrs of The gorerement and ~
mainlenanckq the authority Of Law. an nrrsns-
ded thar the arHest wishes and The line 81 nv con.
stitutional asty entirely concur; and 1 denis, nas
frmness, nIedefasioa, and prudence, strengthened
and animated by thr general opinion Of the people
will prevens ahe repetition Of occurrences
The public HFte aud eprobated by all good men
ssi: WILLARD FILLMORE
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-02-28
AZ VILLAIN AT LARGE.

On Friday evening last, James Smith, who
was confined In the jail Of Berryyille, Clarke
county, charged, and no doubt guilty, Of having
robbed the store of Messrs. Crow s. Snyder of
that town Of some eight hundred or thousand
dollars, broke put, and is now az large lie Is
thus described "said Smith is about feet or .
inches il height; has black hair and very dark
complexion; his head is ben, 20 much TO one
side as 10 amount almost to deformity" Two
hundred dollars reward is offered for his appre.
bension. and as lie is no doubt one of the most
consummate villains thatever escaped the halter,
we hope he may be speedily arrested and brought
to punishment He had no doubt confederates
in procuring His escape His trial would have
come off on yesterday, but he thought discretion
tie better partof yalor, and accordingly took leg
hail -SDiril |
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-02-28

Tie Fire Companyof kistown has been recent
IL re-orga5ized. and under circuhsianees. ~
doakt not, Ihai viii enable il to be much more Ell
ieienttkanIh 10 case Of IRE, This con.
PAny is caFoaly reIiaace against the destrnctire
element, and il j. the duty, and shoald be IL
pleasure y pnr eilzens. 10 give their best endss
yors U any and all measures which lis usefulness
and efficiently demand.
Under liAe new Code Of Virginia. he chief
management 81 The Fire Departmental our towns.
have been vested 10 The Chief Engineer and Fire
WaFdens. who receive their appointments from
he Trustees fthe toSn. III accordance with
this requirement, The Trustees Of Charlesiown,
made short time since the following appoint
nents. who in connection with the Commander
ofthe Fire Company: constitute what is called
the Fire Department" and are clothed with all
needful authority for the business in hand.
lSPirii IF Jsgsrsoh.
CHfEF EK6MEER, Samuel RIdenonr.
FIRE WARDEss.
G w. Sappington, Dr.. L. C. Cordell,
Wells J. Hawks, HIM. GaIlahef,
Thomas RaWiins, Win. s. Lock
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-02-28
pnrslnENT MAKING.

+, seems that the elle Of the Virginia Demoerats
days The Charlottesville Advocate,) who are now
as,esahied At Richmond in lhe Convention and the
legislature have determined 10 Try their hands al
manufacturing erssiden: in 1852. Their proceed.
sues ssere inteaded 10 be secret, we presume, but
,ke Examiner lets ,heca, odt Or the bag and comes
down uoon ,hem in \ manner Of which We shall
psesensiy give our readers taste.
Mr. wise appears 70 Be- The prime mover in The
,as.,.r. His plan i 10 invite Pennsylvania TO make
/. nomination and TO pledge the democrats Of Viz
.inia IL alrance. 10 support the nominee, rAoerer
a nav 81. His reason for selecting Pennsylvania
We esre In his own Words
awe can unite In saeh manner IS 70 unite
Northern. Democrat with Southern Democrat y
en- 81 done bar IN one way: Shall we call On .ns
f5smeeracy Of SoAlh Casohna, Alabama and tlfs
sinia % meet New Hampshire Shall We risk !
~ difrrepcrs that viii spring up N spite 81 ali
moderation, 81 s0Sasel al paiIioiie advsel brow
ren ,re nnite the Eosih with the South BY b1!
otx way. Can We carry New York No SIR. N.
Ysrk s gone fsosa Is. No son Of New York car
aSrfy New York What great Northern stale car
-. carry I land We Imast hare move thaa one. ]
fanlwe carr Pennsylvania by carrying Ohio n
we Tried once and failed Can VIC carry Ohio os
carving sytyanial The Democratic State q
Virginia mar anitelhe Democracy North and
Sbush By rspesire ia the Key Stone q me Federal
Arch. Virginia ss6 Pennsylvania have been ~:
yiacible fos Democracy. Divided. they have failed
pennsylraaia has always been side BY side with
h<relder Sister when Virginia presented name
To carry the Union. We mus;
easfy PeoasyivaAiA 70 carry Pennsylvania. w
ettsi iavae her 10 make nomination aane
rSely b sngpert ~ nsminetr waoestr = aAay o.
The RichmonA Examiner (DenocratJ speaks q
IL whole mevsfasnt IA he following terms
..It Is he most andaeiousiy impudeni attempt =
dispose Of the democratic masses like % many
aoeks Of shesp. Cor The aavaasage q hall doles
hrokeA d0wn utterly. hopelessly defunet ed Jesms
which ~ csxufssd II orr political history ~
peeple hare seni certain men down % Richmond I
form Leehlatafe and Convention and Ties
take idvannee r The position 50 conferred npo.
then. without eehsnltAtion with the people either I
person or thrqugh the press 10 sell Virginia. bod
and soal, 10 Rennsy lvania, thai the statesmen ma
each 81 thirty pieces q SILVER. i e The mos
kbom1nnhie abandonment of peineiyoe. and impi
dcni Assump1ien " undelcgHied power. which b.
eUer bten seen oS our soil =
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-02-28
ruE DEMocRATIC CAUCUS.

The assembling of the Democrats Of me Legis-
lature and thes Censention does NOT seem 70 have
harmonized thb Democratic family Of Virginia
There is troutse Ia The wigWam. The EramfHsr
has an article d hs sabiect from the tone OF which
we infer thai, 1.-The danger Of Disunion to ne ne
public has pass that Of the Disunion q me Deme-
cratic party has insl begun. We DO not douO1 INC
wisdom Of GEES. lacEson's sentiments, as quoted ~
Mr. Wise, that there Is sometimes policy ~ SEEM
ing rashness. bhsw We donbt very muen Wnelner ei-
Their rashness u prudence will aTaL % consolidate
The Democrats Riehsa0nd RsP.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-02-28
ruiG1rIvE SLAVE CASE IN BOSTON.

We learn from the Courier that on Thursday
evening, Feb. 20, the Common Council of Boston
passed the following resolution;
Resolred Thai We cordially respond to the re-
cent proclamation Of the President Of the United
States and will use our earnest efforts to see that
his are fully carried out.
This resolution, adds the Courier, will be fully
supported BY the citizens Of Boston and we trust il
win have its effect in dispelling the impression,
wherever il exists, that the Bostonians have any
disposition TO acquiesce in the late outrage. The
even. Will show thatfthe law will be maintained
here and its vionsers find their appropriate punish.
meeut 84tt
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-02-28
ELEcrIoN OF TRUsrEE.

AT an election on Friday last, to gil a vacancy
in the Board 81 Trustees Of Chares,own, H. N.
GAL1AHER, Etq, was elected. Our Corporate
AUTHORITIES now stand as follows: Mayor, John
T. Gibson THustees-Samuel Ridenour, Presi-
dent; James W. Beller. Treasurer; Joseph g.
RawIins, Thoras K Starry, John W. Hooper,
John j. Lock and II. n Gallaher; Town Ser
peant, Charles G Bragg - Spirit.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-02-28
BERKELEY COUNTY.

JAMES ii. NrwkIRK. Esq, and Capt, JAMES
w. GRAY, are announced N the last number Of
the MaHinsburg Republican as candidates for
seats in the next Legislature ef Virginia, BY
large number III The independent voters Of Berke-
ley county, Irrespective Of party.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-02-28

& srxrrxcE oylcost JosEs.- The following is the
sentence Of ahs Cont Martial Oh Con. jones
4 "a, he Chr aoth therefore sentence the said
.rhasss AZ f.siEsb4 Jones ID he suspended for i've
vssrS a,sd tFssf kis raw and emollmehts be sus-
beaded for The st lWo years and six monihs o. ne
said time Of lis suspension. s.,
ssi,, ..sts az & e3rfion Of the time from con-
sideFaton Of tie Saezs proven beloIs touching me
Profits made 81 hila from he Nc sPer and urau-
,hrs15 - n tks r,sihiie noBey. The court con-
s;sr.d IL cam sres stewart arlington DoWnes,
BaIlsfa, shuarisk. KssIDsy, Scat and Berry.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-02-28

A little son Iof Mr. Donaldson, formerly Of this
comfy, now EDITOR ofthe Terre Haute Express,
Indiana, was dkowned on the sth Of February, BY
breaking through The ice whilst skating on the
canal near that Town. We offer our condolences
10 Inc agonizes parents Of little FLEMIsc, il this
most SD and siiiciing bereavement.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-02-28
= \
WAc0UsTA.

We have received from Dewitt and Davenport
New York, 9 Waeousla, or the Phsophecy An
Indian Tale, BY Major Richardson.p A glance
over the work convinces Us, that il well deserves
iheihis5h rank ii maintains among work Of fiction
TIE author is peculiarly happy in his portraits Of
Indian character
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-02-28
oUK ORGAN.

Our friends viii doubtless be pleased to learn
that'our nasal organ (Which has been affected by
Erysipelas) has come down from its high position
and assumed something or its wonted dimensions
II Is not however, yet in condition 10 be pulled
ana we therefore, in advance, advise any who may
have an evil intention upon to attack some other
siesa5fg
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-02-28

FiEE-The dwelling house Of Mr. Henry
Lofiand, fsW miles from Harrisonburg,
was burnt to The ground on Tuesday after
noon last, together with large portion Of
its best furniture, &c The house was set
on FIRE by negro boy | ) or II years old
living with Mr. i. Loss about 81 800 to
$4,000. Rockingham Rcgistef.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-02-28
TMe MANAssA,s GAR RAILRoAp.

The energy With which the friends OF this meas
IRE have Pushed on their preparations for speedy
construction II the work, has awakened anxiety in
several quarters. Our neighbors Of Winchester
musf Be on the alert. They must set to work with
eat fallering 20 improve every lateral avenue 10
their town. They must aid in The extension Of The
local roads, and stretch up into the thriving CONN.,
ties Of Randolph BAH and Highland They must
encourage an'impEoved agriculture in their own
vicinity - we'll as in all the surrounding country
lat tAem extend plank roads wherever practical
bic, nd they may even yet counterfeit some Of the
evils likely TO result to them iron the construction
Of Tie Manassas Gap Road. Some years mus,
yet elapse before the work can be In condition for
sefisus rivalry. and In the meanwhile much may
! be done on q small scale
Bat the people Of Baltimore are also beginning
70 Look with SOME degree 81 anxiety upon the works
iending 10 the advancement Of Alexandria. They
eannot fail d see thai a Railrosd connecting
with the heartEef the Valley Of Virginia, and the
Coal and Flcuf trade BY The Chssa peake and Ohio
scsnal. must bting the fine port Of Alexandria into
laesve use. Tie editor u The Clipper accordingly
Eiyes his readsra AZ home some warning notes. Ha
says:
Now Il happcas thai on the 9th Of March 1850
Company was chartered BY the Legislature of
Virginia, BY the 5iife Of the Manassas GAP Rail-
xoad Company which Company is now engaged
p eoastsuc,ing railroad from Strasburg, Gin She
GandoAh eo.) ii iniersect the Alexandra and or.
sage Railroad ID 1 point . miles from Alexandria.
s Ilsrandria wsilAe osiy Be- makes al BY faiifoadi
ShiIs the distance from Ssrasbarg TO BALTIMORE VIII
u ls9 miles, viz 20 BY turnpike to winchester,
sand il2 by railroad from that place 70 Baltimore.
4 Now Who can doubt than this Manassas gap
aoad, thus ialsssep4iag The trade of the Great Val
=, 81 ,niles hfv.,nd Winchester, will carry the
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-02-28

" A new intention to prevent the explosion Of
steam boilers has recenty been patented. Ills cali
ed Aliens Balance Boiler Feeder, or Supplying
Water Gage.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-02-28
HARPkRs-FERRY SENTINEL.

The above is he title Of paper which made Us
appearance at Hampers Ferry on Saturday last
20. Crate, Editor and Proprietor" II is neutral
in politics.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-02-28

Presidenf FEIlmorsse prompt action 10 reference
- fhs late oatrage h Boston i keceiying commen-
daiion fr1m III truy nsionai men 81 both parties.
4. ~ Gesase, % Saturday, Senators Cas-, Doug
lass and Dodge, we're emphatic N heir approval Of
his eourse--sni ne have no, doubs q > ike SEN
simens in ever part Of the UnioA. He viii admi.
u % faItssing ktreaiier BY any pf his officers and
noas set efa3afshals are not adequate 70 an ener-
Rsiie discharge Of ihsir duiy others will Be found
The Csureils Of Boston are working up man
fully, and " nov feel assured there will Be % more
resisianee % he lsus--no more rescues By negro
mobs. nes bF ghiie either The: people Or Boston
wiiI soon beiihorDughy aroused 10 the yindicali0n
sflhsir own ekarasier, ~ well y to proper sup
poft II ths laws.
Ths AboliElcnis,s and Ulirss Of both extremes il
Congress viii fnd their labors ali in vain They
eannot get up crisis Of sufficient magnitude TO
gisc lAem as excuse for dissolution or the Union
The rsrF faet that they working ogether lathe
8snate Is suleient 70 enable the great BODY Of the
people % see he end and aim Of the fausIfnders.
Now Is Il nor . moriilying spectacle 10 find
'Gealhefn Senators joining in with the cry OF the
Abolitenistsal the Norh, that the Fugitive Slave
Law cannot bc executed Time will prove that
moi eniy The law itself but some Of the mischief
makers also, can be fzteafsd.
We have never entertained doubt Of the con-
plsss supremacy ofshe law. The escape Of one or
i've negross y nothing. Il requires that matters
shsnld BE- brogehi TO head. The designs Of the
srai,or. win v developed the sooner BY few ex-
amples ofths sort. and then the strong arm Of the
government will fall In the right quarter.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-02-28
. RICHMoND DISPATCH

We are indebted to this sprightly little daily for
synopsis Of The Convention Reports
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1851-12-11

CORRECT SrEAK1Nc.-We advise all
young people to acquire in early life the
habit of using good language, both speak
ing and writing, and to abandon as early
as possible the use of slang words and
phrases. The longer they live the more
difficult the acquisition Of such language
will be; and if the golden age of you'll,
the proper season for the acquisition OF
language-be passed in its abuse, the
unfortunate victim of neglected education
is very probable doomed to talk slang for
life. Money is not necessary to procure
this education. Every man has it in his
power. He has merely to use the lam
euage which he reads, instead OF the
Slang which he hears, to form his taste
from the popular speakers, writers and
poets of the country; to treasure up
choice phrases in his memory, and habit d
uate himself to their use-avoiding at the
same time that pedantic precision and
bombast, which bespeaks rather the weak
ness of a vain ambition, than the polish
of an educated mind. There is no man,
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1851-12-11
VOL. xv1.--NO At

been SO, and will not finally desert and
betray them.
Resolred, That she will leave the Union
upon past issues whenever she has rea.
sonable ground of belief that it will meet
with the countenance and support of any
Southern States or State.
Resolued, That as the harmony and
unity of the State are of the first impor-
tance, and our unhappy divisions render
us impotent for good, we recommend to
the people of South Carolina to forego all
party pride, to bury all party feeling, and
discard all party organization, and come
together once more as brothers and Car
olinans to vindicate her rights and main
tain her honor.
ResoZred, That this General Assembly
confdes in the wisdom and patriotism of
the convention to be assembled, and en-.
tertains the hope that, guided by these
sentiments, it will be able to come to such
conclusions as will restore peace within
our borders, and make South Carolina
once more a united and happy people,.
MIR. Darlington offered series of reso-
lutlons in relation to federal matters, no.
ticing the result of the recent elections,
and to the effect that the Legislature had,
by the act of last session, referred the
course of the. State to the convention;
also made thespecial order Of the day for
tomorrow at o'clock.
House adjourned.