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South Carolina Medical Association,

The third Annual meeting of this Asso-
clation, was held at Temperance hail. OH
Friday, the I'd May. The attendance was
notso great as at some previous anniversaries,
but this meeting was one Of more interest
than usual. Several members of the Amer
ican Medical Association were present :;
among them we noticed the much respected
names of Mussey, of Ohio, Stevens and
Gilman, of New York, Adams, of Boston,
Gooch, Of Virginia, and others whose names
We did not learn. The advent of these Ply
sicians in our midst will be readily accounted
Tor, when we remember that the American
Medical Association meets in this city this
week.
The Anniversary Grafton, by DR.. Thomas
.simons, on tho history of Yellow Fever,
in Charleston, was replete with interest.
From its great length, einbodying such II
mass OF facts, accumulated in practice of
almost half century, and being Port Ply
slclan nearly thirty years, We can confidently
predict the future reputation Of its distin-
guislIed author.
We have been much pleased to witness
the interest manifested by the country Ply
sicians; more than half the members at this
meeting being from the country. 1t is An
augury of good, and we believe that this
Association will yet acquire influence sutfi-
cient to effect the most salutary reforms.
Much good has been already done; but so
much remains undone that the good results
80 far, are not evident at first sight. With
more liberal minded Legislature, the work
of reform will be speedily accomplished :;
but meeting so much opposition from that
quarter, where it hal Il right to expect the
most cordial support, the work will he done,
but slowly. We predict its ultimate success
most confidently. for we have witnessed in
this meeting determination to persevere.
DR.. j. j. Wardlaw was elected Counsel
lor for Abbeville District for the ensuing
year.
At meeting of the Board of Counsel
Iors held at the Medical College, Monday,
May 5th, the following gentlemen were elect
ed officers for the ensuing year:
E. GEDDINGS. M. D., President.
I. A: ELLIOT. M. D., v;oopro.;,o.,o
A. WILLIAMS, NJ, D., V'ce-Fres'dents.
r. L"BBY. NJ. D., Recording Secretary.
J. A. MAYES, NJ. d., Corresponding Sec'y.
w. 7. WRAGG, NJ. D., Treasurer.
R. D. WYLlE, NJ. D., Orator for 1852.
Charleston Courier.
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DR.. Rogers LfverwOrt and Tar.
A SAFE and certain cure for Consumption of
II the Lungs, Splitting of Blood, Coughs, Colds,
Asthma, Pain in the side, Bronchitis, Hopping
Cough. and all Pulmonary affections.
Opinions Of the Press.
The Louisville Journal soy: DR.. Rogers Lv-
erwort and Tar. not only gives Immediate relief
in coughs and colds, but from tho testimony of
men of tho highest standing here and elsewhere,
it is making some very remarkable cures of con-
SUMPTION"
The Railway Register adds: " We have heard
it stated, by persons Of great respectablity, who
have used this medicine, that it is one of the most
remarkable medicines of the age, for Coughs,
Colds, Influenza, Bronchitis, Asthma, Pain in the
Side and Breast, Splitting Of Blood, Whooping
Cough, and all Lung complaints, which, If ne
elected, usually terminate in consumption and
tho certificates, attached to the advertisement
would seem fully to justify this statement"
LtverwOrt.
This plant has, for many years, been found to be
of singular virtue in the cure Of affections Of the
Liver. More recently II was ascertained that it
possessed great power in arresting Bleeding at
tho Lungs. Coughs of a chronic character, Sc,
and of essential service in all discusses Of pun,o
nary character.
This article IL now universally acknowledged te
diseased OF decaying luugs, or any portion Of the
Aeshy or muscular parts Of tho humun body. Its
medical snd preservstiye qualities ppderstood
by the Egyptians In the early ages Of the world,
and no dsubt now exists among scientific mon,
that the preparation used in tho embalmment Of
bodies, was composed principally Of this ingredi-
ept In later ages, II was found to 30 in univer
sal use among the abongines Of America, and AT
this day it 10 their principal and, ia fact, only
medicine for an unsonnd state Of the lungs, or
any approach to Il, Those who mo acqusintcd
with tho history Of this hardy race Of men, know
that death from Consnnnptioni b unknoWn among
them! The medical faculty IN III countries ap-
pear TO have become swsFe o. the great hea!ing
propsrtica of;ths article, and aFo now introducing
il in their psactiee, Dr. Bnchsn, os EAglsnd, DR..
Crichton, Of g. Petanbars, Dr. La Pienre, of
Paris, aud the distinguished Dr. Cooper, have bean
In tho habit Of combining u with other articles in
their prescriptions and with su&iss succss&
. T Bs'cAys Of cssnssrfsits ssd Bsss lSsiss-
Tho genuine article is sigped ANp.Ew Rousss,
on ths engraved wrapper around each bottle. .
: Price, d per bottlo, or si1 bottles for 85. Sold
wholesale and retail BY SCOVIL g. MEAD,
ll3 Chartres st., bat Cont aud Bs. Louis sts, n
B6Lx GENxlAL AaywrS yoa rHE EoUTHEaN
'SrxfKS, 10 whom al ofdsn md applications for
Iageuciss must b sddressSd. Eea7sd -
HsA ~ WAapIiw + sIpe0, Ab6ssille G, IL, B 9.
-. - NsnpoN + CuNrtHszAA, Andssson c. u.
g l. P4sN, Edgshe'd G: H. ..x.
mya q . - '''''. ~ 80 -'' Sm
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6pm,eneai.

Married, by Rev. H. T. Sloan, on the 29th of
April, DIR. G. r. STEIFER, of Abbeville District,
to Miss BABARA ANN, daughter Of Mr.. George
Robertson, Of Edgefield District
On the evening of the 9th inst, by Rev. J. F
Gilbert, Mr.. JOSEPH WILSON to Miss FRAN
CES E., daughter of Talbert Cheatham, all of
this District.
In Wilkes County, Ga, on the 9th inst, by Rev.
Micajah II. Lane, DR.. HENRY G. KLUGH, of
Abbeulle District g. c., to Miss SARAH E., eldest
daughter Of Dr. William @. Anderson, of the former
place.
We tender them our thanks for that cake.
May their hearts be happy ones, free from care
and from strife,
And joy and contentment attend them through life.
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New COlnlnissio House.
HAMBURG, 8. c.,

g THE undersigned having been engaged
in general Commission and Factorage
business for the last fifteen years in this place,
takes pleasure in informing his old customers and
the public generally, that he has opened house
to transact said business all it's various branches
From the long experience he has had in tho
above business, he is enabled to say in confidence.
that he will do az well for those who patronize
him as any other house in the United States OF
California. and that effort shall be left untrsd
on his part to do better.
Consigniuents of CorToN and all other species
OF produce, as well as MERcHANDIzE for the coun.
try, will have his individual and personal atten-
ton, for which he hopes his labors may bs benef-
cial both to his constituents and himself.
A. M. BENSON.
Hamburg, April 10, 1851. 6m
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Ladies MaMtillns.
s N y WIDEN & SHEAR.

AUGUSTA. GA,
ii AVE RECEIVED FROM NEW YORK,
IL Ladies Paris made Silk Mantillas, of new
and splendid styles for summer weer,
Ladies' French worked Muslin Mantillas, of the
latest Paris styles,
Ladies rich white and black Lace Ntantias, of
elegant styles,
Ladies black Laco Shawls, and white and blk
Lace Scarfs,
Ladies French worked Muslin Collars, Chemia-
sets, Cuffs and Undersleeves,
Ladies Lace Collars, Cuffs and Undersleevos,
of beuutifuI styles,
To all of which they respectfully invite the at.
tention of the public.
Augusta, April l2
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0Dr. N. SIMS, Surgeon Dentist,
having settled permanently in the District of Alb
beville, respectfully offers his Professional services
to the citzens of the Village and District general
ly. He is prepared to do all work in his line i'll
the most approved and durable manner.
Orders left at tho Banner office, or addressed
to him at Cokesbury, will receive prompt utten-
tion. mh22- l2m~
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equal to the hurried steps, if We have been rightly
informed. of starved Hyeno. Then, we would
say, keep a vigilant eye upon these beggars and
foot peddlurs, and consider we'll before you suffer
your purse strings to expand in their behalf--re.
menibering that you may be dispensing aims to a
nefarious clan of miscreants, who would glory in
the downfall Of slavery, and the entire overthrow
of the whole institution. JIG
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N f. w S P RING GOODS
Full Supplies.
WDEN q, S44EA

HAVE NOW received their full supplies Of
IL SPRING and SUMMER DRY GOODS
comP'1nng the largest assortment they haze erer
offered to the public, and embracing great vurie-
~ OF new and splendid articles.
AMONG WHICH ARE,
Lar's printed Grenadines, Of ioh and elegant
Rich printed Grape dc Paris Bareyes. and Fou.
iatd silks, Of the latest Paris styles,
superior French printed Jackone,s, and Orpau.
dies, OF new and beautiful styles,
Hlch brocade Grenadines, elegant article
for Ladies' Dresses,
Superior plain colored and black Crane de Pars,
and plain black silk Grenadines,
=, Superior plain black Satin de Chine, Satin do
Nofd, Rich Tafita and Back Watered Silks,
Rich cOlored Dress Silks, Of the latest Paris
styles,
Small checked Silks for Ladies' spring aud
summer wear, of beautiful styles,
dimes, -''' NlN w A''' N'e"'-
Real Valencennes, and Thread Laces,
Superior Swiss and Jackonet Edgings and In
Servings, (soine Of extra quality,)
Ladies Extra Rich, French, Spanish and Bridal
Fans,
., Ladies superior white, black and aud colored
Kid Gloves,
Ladies ParasoIs, of rich and elegant styles,
- flan white and black, and rich Embroidered
Grenadine Shawls,
Rich Embroidered White and Modo colored
Grape Shawls, of splendid styles,
superior plain white, black salmon, mode and
cherry colored Grape Shawls,
worry lergc supply of Mourning Goods, fof
Ladies summer wear,
Superior French, English and American Prints
i'll great variety of styles,
Superior Manchester and French Fancy and
Mourning Ginghams, ,of new and beautiful styles,
"A large supply of articles suitable for Gentle.
men and Youths summer wear,
With greet vurie,y of other articles sutable
for Family and Plantation use, and TO all of which
they respectfully invite the attention of the pub
tic. (apt12-3
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Forty Dollars Kewards

STOLEN from the subscriber, on tho night Of
~ the 9Th inst. a large dark ashy colored mars
and ears; head and ears very large, rugged made,
about five years os4s and FIVE feet high the Anuls
was newly roaclted. Alsos my saddle and bride,
bits and curb, homo made. A reward Of twenty
dollars will be paid for the apprehenstoK of the
thief, with proof sufficient 70 convict him, and
twenty dollars for tho mue OF Information 20 that
can got her. Address me al Wdeman's p. O.,
Abbeville Dist. 8. G.. ..........
= JOSHUA W1DEMAN.
N. b. thave every reason to believe this mal6
was taken toward Haywood County, N. G.. =.
GT The Ladrensvills Herald and Greuhsiis
Mountdinssr will copy three times and forward ae~
6p12 ~ -.'' 3H
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Curtain Materials.

SNOW DEN & SHEAR,
II AVE received from New York
IL White Embroidered Lace and Muslin Cur.
tains, of new and elegant styles,
White embroidered Muslin Curtains, at very
low prices,
Rich colored Damasks, for Curtains,
Superior White and Fancy coored Dimities,
Sup A. French Furniture Prints, and plain
and twilled A Turkey Red,
Gilt Cornces, Curtain Pins and Bands.
To all Of which they respectfully invite the al.
tention of the public.
Augusta, April 10
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EetraYe0

/, a,sAs~ H. EstFayedp.:3 sisit.5 ,i2gis
II From the subscriber on the 10th Feb
ruary last, npopse- -oolorod mare MULE
shod all round, shs hts biennish Id ode
Of hereyes, about - yeafs old, and b notoriots
fdr kidking.. Any informaliou rsspessiAg siid
mule will b. thsnkfully received sAd libsrany ~
Narded Addfsss thu. suh.osibsr, HsrIishaNg r
myio.a L. o. SHOEMAKER
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U ON the last page will be found the speech of
Hon. Z B. RnETT, delivered in Charleston on the
7th uit. We deem it unnecessary to offer any
apology for giving it entre TO the exclusion of other
matter. The subject is one Of the deepest interest,"
and its discussion clear, calm and dispassonate, and
like everything emanating from Mr.. RHETr, stamp
ed with ability.
We also publish this week, an able and interest
ing letter from Gen. WALLACE. 1t was addressed
to the Editor of the Laurensville Herald, in reply
to one from the Editor, asking his views upon the
question of separate State secession. We mention
this fact as highly creditable to Gen. WALLACE
showing ON mis- part no disposition to "beat the
bush," or shrink from the avowal of his opinions.
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70 ~ WV. c. RICHARDS, of Charleston,
will deliver the Address before the Literary
Societies Of Erskine College, next Com
rnencement.- Miseezlany. .%s'"- 7a' ~
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p A CARD.-The subscriber will continue
the business carried on by WALKER g. COLE
MAN. and hopes by prompt attention to business,
with a competent assistant in the Forwarding de-
partment, to receive continuance Of the liberal
patrodage bestowed upon the late firm of w. and
G.. MILTON w. COLEMAN.
Hamburg, March "a, 1851.
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% The Undersigned has taken the
office on the Public Square, recently occupied by
LucIEN H. LoMAx, Esq-his object being to give
his entire and unremitting attention to the PRAC-
TICE OF MEDICINE.
BENZ. J. HARRISON.
AbbeviIle C. H., Jan. lS, 1851. 43
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THE SOUTHERN RIaHrs CoNvEHTIoN.-In an.
other column will be found the first days proceed
;sEs of The Convention which met in Charleston OH
Monday last. Four hundred and thirty-one Dele
gates were in attendance, representing forty Asso-
ciations- The number Of associations represented,
and the number and promptness of the Delegates,
augurs well for the spirit and dehberation of the
meeting. We expect something of much interest.
nnd will endeavor to lay it before readers next
week.
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u A CARD-In retiring from the late firm,
of WALLER & COLEMAN, l take pleasure in re-
commencing to my friends and the public, my
friend and partner, NJ. w. CoLExAR, and hope
that no may receive a continuance Of tho liberal
patronage received by tho late firm. I will con-
tnuc the Ware House aud Commission Business
in Augusta, Georgia.
G. WALKER.
Hamburg, March %, 1851 ap5-2ny
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ow Two men somewhere West advsr-
tised ss Teachers, thas:
= u Huees, SCHOOL TsAoHERs
- Wsssusa,s teaches tie 5ogs and Hug. Ms
Sirls.' = 1 ~
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9peeial Notices.

DR.. II. A. SALE, Surgeon Dentist,
Has returned to Abbeville, and is prepared to
attend any calls in his Profession.
u ROOM over McIlwaln's Store.
my3 Qu,
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Martin & Parker,
ATTORNEYS AT rLAW-ABBEVILLE C. H.
J. J. MARTIN. w. H. PARKER.
ianlS 43
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U Medical NOtice.-The subscribers
still Continue to practice medicine at Abbeville c..
II. The services Of both will be rendered when
necessary. BRANCH g. BASS.
ja25 44tf
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" DR.. VIM. A. Fair tenders his Pro-
fessiona services to the citizens of the Village and
District. He may be found at his office, over the
Drug Store, unless professionally engaged
apl1 6n4
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DfSanlultfnpn.

Dissolution.
THE FIRM OF WALKER g. COLEMAN
i is this day dissolvee by mutual consent. NJ.
w. COLEMAN will attend TO the settling the bust.
ness of the late firm, G. WALKER.
NJ w. COLEMAN.
Hamburg, March az, 1851.
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Edward Noble,
ATTORNEY AT TLAW-ABBEVILLE C. H.
Will also practice in the Courts of the adjoining
nnlS Districts -
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Wilson A LOnax,
ATTORNEYS AT rLAW-ABBEVILLE G. II.
J. ii. WILSON. LucIEN H. LohAx.
mari
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Abbeuille &. 6.
SATURDAY. MAY 10, 1861.

IT We are indebted to Mrs THOMAS nj. Nor
ROW for delicious mess of fine, large Strawberries
some of which measured nearly three inches in cir.
cumference.
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NOTICE TO DISTREBUTEEHSS ~
IN tate Annie Ashley, deceased, ha3ig = ~
insolvont, the Distributes generally, and
larly thos- that rcsi6e without the State, 4 =
BY nosissd that settlement of said Estss
be- made before the Ordinary ON the 18th del69
Juno Ae1t~ sa J. Il. AADDENS ExAnta.
March Is, F65l ~, s-S 5rn,
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j. Foster Marshall,
ATTORNEY AT LAW.
Office next door to the Printing Office.
apl9 ly
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il, - Nodlce te Creditors ~
A LII pzssens iutefetaed, are hereby resisted thst
n final settlement Of ths Estats ;of DF. u. u.
Townos, deceased, win be made bstere tie. Ord
nary on Tfaes6ay the GIL Of May Hsxt q s.
WIN. TESNEN7y
April 10, le51-4t ]. J.P,GRAVES, '3 =
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"Oh! come, and while the rosy footed May
Steals blushingly on, together let us tread
Natures rich labyriuths"
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LIFE OF JOHN RANDOLPH.

d. Appleton d Co., 200 Broadpay Ne,o YORK..
Have now ready the fourth edition.
| r IFE OF RANDOLPH OF ROANOKE.
| la BY Hugh A. Garland. Two volumes l2mo
Portraits; S2 SO.
Mr.. Garland has given us daguerreotype of
character more eccentric and variable than IRA
nus itself, and witha, two volumes of exceedingly
choice historical reading. u Republic.
| The biography of Randolph has greater charms
than the most exciting fiction. y" Charleston .Mer-
curry
good life of this remarkable man has long
been desired. Mr.. Garland has furnished an ex-
tremely readable book; the two volumes not only
contain the history of his life, and analysis OF his
character, but an interesting account Of the poll
tics and TIE public men of the day. ~ Crescent.
sSince Kennedy's life of William Writ, we
have had no biography, certainly no American BIZ
ography, which will at all compare in interest with
this work. 1t must be read by muItitudes with in
tense interest "-IJ"epark Daily .aduertser.
+" Mr.. Garland has made good use of his mate
rial, and has given striking and accurate por-
traiture Of the errntc and brilliant subject of his
pen."-l .Nsw Orleans Delta.
As biography, it is marked by directness
ana unity OF purpose, and by comprehensiveness
and variety Of manner. "-[ Boston Post
"lt is one of the most interesting American BIZ
ographies with which we are acquainted ~ Ere
ming Post.
"The work is written with taste and vigor, and
its biographical portions is well constructed and
full of interest. "-[ Journal Of Commerce.
" This book fills blank in the biographical no.
tees Of distinguished Americans. The two vol
umes gives us a faithful account Of his whole ca
reer, an analysis of his celebrated speeches, &c
philadelphia Enquirer.
The work is written in easy and beauti:u
style, and is replete with striking passages Tn,
author is intimately acquainted with American
literature, and the great men who, at different
times, have played distinguished part in the
rama Of the Republic. 1t forms valuable addi-
ton to our national history "-Democratic Rsrie,c
March Id tw-w
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The VIRGINIA ELEcTIoSs-Th Richmond
Times corrects misapprehension in relation t.
the law just passed by the Legislature, postpon
ing the elections in Virginia. The Congressionr
election is positively postponed till the fourtl
Thursday of October, OH which day members OF
the legislature are also to be chosen, under the
present constitution but If the new constitution
be agreed upon by the Goth of June. and ratified
by the people on the 4th Thursday Of August
then they are to be elected under it on the 4th
Thursday in October. If the new constitution
be not agreed upon by the convention before the
Goth of June, but before the lst of August, then
the popular vote for its ratification shall also be
taken on the 4th Thursday in October. If not
agreed upon before the lst of August, the next
legislature is to provide for taking the popular
vote upon it. The probability is, that all the
elections will be held under the present consti-
tuition.
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Ths New Senator from New York.
The telegraph yesterday brought the intel;.
snce Of the election Of HAmLros Fism to the
g. Senate, so that New York will now rejoice
two Free-soi representatives, instead Of one,
that body. II
The triumph Of Mr.. SEWARD over the Admin
Pration u now complete, and the Empire State
Doves At bis beck aud bidding. He understood
tell his own strength, when he yentured to re-
ulse The oyertures of the Administration through
be Silver Grays and refused to make even the
aadowy concession Of allowing resolutions to
. passed through the Legislature acquiescing in
be compromise resolutions which would not
ave been worth the paper on which they were
kritten
| The choice between Mr.. FIsH, the Wing, and
(r. DIX, the Democratic nominee, was inappre-
liable. Both were obnoxious to the same OBJ
sctions but as the especial friend of Mr.. Sew
RID, and opposed on that ground by the admin
Ptration Whigs-a forlorn fsw--the election Of
be former u personal triumph to the leader Of
be host, and a most unlnistakable evidence of
be sentiment of the State. Doubtless, how
ver, now that the deed has been done, wonder
81 discoveries will be made by the compromise
rgans, As to the nationality" and conserva-
ism Of the elect Of the Sewarditcs.
It will be discovered that he is a marvellous
roper man--and that he has duped those good
asy souls into electing him, only that he might
ia in carrying out the policy Of the Administers
ion. New York will be pronounced sound
nd reliable"--and this be trumpeted as the
cath blow to Sewardism. Having 30 often
Witnessed feats as remarkable on the part ofthe
friends Of the Compromise" ut the North, we
confidently expect to witness more ground and
|ofty tumbling" on this occasion. The tone of
Northern feeling is indeed, most wonderfully
podi1ed by the passage Of the "peace meas
rel" and the recent elections prove it most
onclusively!
Two Of the controlling Northern States, New
York and Ohio, now have both of their senators
f the real Free-soil stripe-and Massachusetts
bids fair to follow their example in the election
bf CHARLES SUMNER, whose chances appear
better now than did those of Mr. FISH few
Hays ago.
The moral effect of this decided demonstra-
lion on the part of New York, must be very
great Surely those Southern men who have
most resolutely shut their eyes to the signs of
ines heretofore, cannot keep them sealed after
ibis most portentous proceeding of the leading
Northern State.