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Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-10-16
New ORLEANS. Oct. Tsp. NJ.

BY dates from Brownsville Texas, Of the lst instant
we learn that the revolutionary forces have advanced
from Camargo. General Avelos was fortifying Mata-
moras, having only five hundred men. The woman and
children were leaving for Brownsville. Avelos
proposes to take off some exactions on commerce.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-10-16
From Cincinnati.

CINCINNATI Oct. 8, p. NJ.
Small sales Of -four at 325. Whisky 16ac. Active
demand for sugar and coffee, but no advance Cheese
SIC with limited demand.
The river has risen five inches since last evening and
is still rising. Weather clear and mild.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-10-16
From the M.r.rille fKrA Fl.el

70 The lines which follow are from one OF Kentuckys
most gifted daughters of song. Upon gentler themes,
the tones Of her Tyre have eft been heard breathe
their music. To sing Of the warrior, its cords have
neer been strung till now; the tragic DEATH and last
and eloquent words of the gallant Crtenden have
ed this tribute to lis memory:
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-10-16
From Washington.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 7, s p M.
Mr.: Secretary Graham left here yesterday for North
Carolina being scaled home suddenly by the death of
his brother. He will be absent two weeks
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-10-16
From Rosfon.

BORON, Oct. 8, 8 P. NJ.
Six Of the crew Of the ship Corsica mutnied at Val
paraiso the 18th Of August They to be brough
home for trial.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-10-16
From Pitfsburg.

PITTsBURG, Oct. Z, s p. NJ.
Three feet water in the river and the weather clear
and pleasant.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-10-16
From New York.

NEW York, Oct. s, p. NJ.
The steamer Africa sailed to-day at with
ty-fve passengers.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-10-16
From Buffalo.

BvFFALo, Oct. 10, s P. NJ.
George O. Brown, extensively engaged in the flour
and grain trade failed to-day.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-10-16

(tLOTHS CLOTHSi-Sup. Black, Blue, Brown Invisible
~ Green and Cadet Cloths Black and Fancy Cassmere Sanes
Twees Satin and sup. Figured Silk Vesngs Over Coat
gs Blankets &C. large received and for sale
cheap for Al Post Office Corner. IL PARRISH
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-10-16

NJ Office hereby given undersigned aken
" of Administration the of Theodore Dckmann late Of
Indiana deceased All persons indebted
requested make immediate pay and
having claims the notified present them
duly authenticated for settlement The said supposed bs
solvent. JOHN b. STUMPH,
sep25-w3w Administrator.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-10-16
From TOIOnto.

ToRoNTo, Oct. Z.
No ministry vet. Mr.. Merin Speaker of the House
Of Representatives, to-day by Lord Elgin
Drummersvle, to consult upon the subject.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-10-16

a DEMONSTRATORS NOTIcE.-Nolce is hereby given that
IA letters have been granted the undersigned by DE Probate
Court Of Marion county, Indiana the estate Of Peter W koo
late of said county deceased All indebted said estate
required make immediate payment and hose having claims
them duly authenticated for settlement The esste SOL
WILLIAM V. j. JOHNSON, Amt
n-yv3w
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-10-16
CommerciaII Institute of Indianapolis.
w. NICK. SCOTT. A. NJ. Principal.

INSTITUTION pernanenfy established
ing been recently sd with all the elegance and eleRlenee Il
Institution West full thorough Commercial Eanea
ton willis, the cost litae over one half Of others
thorough Mercantile EdacsOn, four dst
FIRST cLkss9Do1BIr Esrar Book KfEF1is-Tns embrss.
ee the science Of Book Keeping by Double Entry and is aPca
Banking Manufacturing ara Domestic Shipping, and c5mmsso
Steam BSsng and Foreign Shipping and general cOmnssOn bus
book book, Bank foOk Invoice book, Sale BOOK
THE Second CLASS e5fscss the Laws Customs Us.gss
THIRD CLASS%MERsAS1rir ARffHsnrIc-Embraces calcu-
aiion in Interest Discount Los and Gam Commission and Brokers
on The ne v and improved method OF Cancellation.
relating 10 Sole Traders Parne.ps Corporation and Prnc
pal and AGENT Bills Of Exchange PromissOnary Notes &c. Ma
and service Of Sales and the OF Guarantees lastly those
self as the ssoppage Of Goods in Transit Lien &c
C-Prce Of Cards of Admission Full Course, occupying from
fS Ms1. Ls oo6RsE E%bsns the PAT Of
Full Course illustrated in different of Books together with
Lectures on Mercantile Arithmetic and Commercial Law can he
TAKEN al any Tine leaving cons with the Pupil after the cons
Of Cards of Admission to Partial Course s125O pre-
No admiance as Pup in either eurss Without first OBJ
timing CaId Of AdmissioA fIoih the Principal
valuable to the Merchant 10 be known, viii be delivered through
Diploma granted only to those who may pass satisfactory ex-
animation at the complexion OF a Full Course
day Of each month although Pupils are adEied al any line
Report Of the Board Of Exanrines,, Bfry -, fs-1-
Examiner. Of the c6ea Institute Of I%danP do cef
that have attended the examination of the graduating
class Of said 1nsiuio and find said class well acquainted
elementary prncp pies Entry Keeping s6ai
well be expected their and opportunities Of actual practice
sdered We believe them have received from their
strucor horo eh drilling this all important branch Of Commers
cia Education which, steadily observed and properly pracced
will render them able accountants and valuable citizens and
would recommend that the following named members Of the
present class receive Diplomas. to-wit
James Weeks John NJ Dorsey ezekiah w Roberts Samuel
Morris Joseph Haugh John T. Ferguson w. Dorsey
Nicholas McCary Jr James T. Brown and Tvra Montgomery
And conclusion would congratulate the citizens indiana
Commercial information,
expense anxiety mind part parents
and guardians, and believe will be impaired Ohsr
similar Institution in the West B. F. MORRIS,
DAVID WILLIAMS,
| WIN. SULLIVAN
| c. B. DAVIS,
| BENZ. l. LANG.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-10-16
STATE OF INDIANA. MARION COUNTY, IS.

IN THE PROBATE COURT OF MARION COUNTY,
For the October Term, A. ID 1851.
Petition for PartiOHJesse Stout Peter Stout Charles Moore
and Margaret Moore his wife, Edward Stout James Stout Jr
and Andrew J. Stout, John Bardsdond Sarah Ann Bars
do his wife
ED above named petitioners by Barbour Porter their Aor
filed in the Office of the Clerk of the Probate Court Of the
County Marion their petition i'm the above entitled and
affidavit dsntereed and person. that the de-
PENDANTS John Bsrso and Sarah Ann BardSdO residents
Of the State OF Indiana The said defendants Jhr Barddo and
Sarah Brddo therefore, hereby notified Of me fling and
tendency of said peton and That unless they and
demu said petition the first day the next term Of
said Probate Court be begun and held the Court house The
city of indianapolis Of Marion and Stale Of Indiana the
said petition and the matters and things therein contained will be held
and taken confessed as TO said defendants.
WIN. STEWART, Clerk
BY VIM WALLACE, Deputy
Porter. Petitioners sep1l-w3w
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-10-16

DIssoLvTIoN OF NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ParaeshiP
under the firm Of A. Franco Cos has
This ay been BY consent Persons either
by note book and all having claims against the hrm VIII please
call and settle with q A. Franco. fAANCO,
- NJ WOOLF,
w r.. CRACKSON.
The absve Business viii be Continued By A Franco woolf
September 10Th, 1851. sepz2-"s"
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-10-16
M oT1cE-To THE CITIZENS OF INDIANAPOLIS

M OTICE-To THE CITIZENS OF INDIANAPOLIS
S WE the Undersigned Of Omnbuses would respect
inform public OF the clay experience
ed in artg the Cemetery from the places where funeral
performed experience inconvenience in
buness We would remedy thai an hour be appointed
for the definite hour The Cemetery and
that such shall be after and
before three the afternoon In addition this would pre-
fer that omnbusses the the place Of sisg
Charge 81 SO. NJ & /. LITTLE,
ID. FUTILE,
JACOB LANDIS,
s MLHOLLAND,
w. J. ELLIOTT,
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-10-16

r n COILS HALTER ROPE
lO SO doz Bed Cord;
15a lbs. Broom Irvine;
senI6 Masonic Hall
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-10-16
MONT USES
BOSTON. MASS.

MASSs
yUyUS well known establishment still conducted IN the
III has always been The central and pleasant sua
commodious ard the comforts
there combine render able and
advantageous o The traveller.
Having been Of John L. Tucker Co. long
establishment the Subscriber pledges his best
maintain its reputation and to give satisfaction 10 his Gus
WIN. H. PARhEHs
Boston, Sept. Is, 1851. sep25-2aw3n1'
N OTICE-The Eighteenth Annual meeting Of the Stockholders
~ the Bark Indiana,
will be held their Banking House in the cry Of Indianapolis on
Monday third day Of November poxmo between the honsof
fburo p NJ which time election viii be held
the Siockhoders for
the ensuing year. III r. SHAltPE, Cashr
Indianapolis Oct. ., 1s51.-30dd&~
PPLEsi APPLES- pay the highest market price for
IA good Apples fdelivere store Meridian street.
doors below the Post Office PETER WlNCHtLt~
oct7- dr. w1w
NUY WIFE LUCY, len my house without canse fore
WI persons harborHg her account for DO not M
tend TO pay Of her debS. SIMON PETERS
September 30, 1851. ocis-wST
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N Principal o all the
this who may desire it, with immediate employ
me he therefore bus men liz at part the State
who he in good accountants inform him c the
stating all particulars and he will try and send him she vel quail
fed ] every particular -. .
Arrangements have been made with one 81 tie largest ana
best Boarding houses in the City board and lodge al @ Students
abroad 90 week. making the board
ing Tuition and Stationary about $1,000 the price Tuition alone
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-10-16

LILO CONTRACTOHS.-Sealed pToposals VIII De fectIVe
Office of the Indianapolis and Belefonaine Railroad
until Of October, for the graduation OF
heavy section of the road the crossing of White RIVER al
Mvnce and for building the bridge on the Howe Plan the
point Tie bridge and the grading 10 be completed by
first of April and payments 10 he made one half cash. and
aon the bidder will specify how muck hneal foot he
and eubaukment O. II. SMITH. Pres
serr16-w3v journal and Statesman copyl
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-10-16

UyXECUToRS sALE-Notice hereby given that the under
signed Executors the Of Aaron 6sef deceased
will public sale at the late residence Of SAID deceased in
Iniana Friday, October l7h ISL
property belonging The estate Of SAD con-
ssne of Horses and Wagon Carriage and Harness. Cattle Hog
Sheen Wheat Corn OATS Hay Farming Utensils quantity OF
dry together wi' Household and Kitchen Futare other
articles mentioned
months gwen, purchaser giving note with
security and under cash IN hand Sale 10
mence at 10 o'clock said day and 10 continue from day day
until all the property is sold
sen25-w3v STEPHEN GULLEFER, i~eeu'''-
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UNXECUToR's NoTIOE-Notce is hereby given that letters
Ia Administration have been granted the undersigned by the
CLERK of the Probate county, Indiana the
of aron GuIefer said county, deceased All persons
debed make immediate and
them properly authenticated for set
Element. The is solvent
JOHN BOWERS, pr...s>
sepes-v3v STEPHEN GULLEFER hAeeuorS-
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Further News by the HUMBOLDT.

New York, Oct. 8, P. M.
on. Abbott Lawrence is continuing his tour through
The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1851-02-27

The DEFALcATioN OF RAY ToMPKIHs.-The tes-
timony the part Of the prosecution in the parfe
examination into the failure Of Ray Tompkins was
concluded last week, and yesterday being the fixed
time for the delivery of Justice Lothrops decision,
the parties concerned assembled in the police court
to hear the result Judge Lothrop having weighed
the matter well, considers that there is sufficient in
the testimony to hold Mr.. Tompkins for further
examination, and has issued q warrant in which
he makes the charge "false pretences," inasmuch
that Tompkins obtained of Mr.. Benjamin Nathan
one hundred shares of Farmers Loan by false re-
presentations, Another examination will take place
at four O'clock In which the counsel for Mr.. Temp
kins will make defence. After this examination
the matter will again be submitted to Mr.. Lothrop
who will have TO give it his final decision.
N. Y. Courier and Enquirer.
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LATER rRoM New GRExADA.--By the schooner
s. Morris Vain, Captain Erickson. we have re-
ceived news from Carthagenn. including files OF
La Democracia, La Rspubea, and FL Porveuir to the
23d Captain 4. reports that importations are
very low and exports high and scarce There has
been more shipping in the port within the last
three months than in the two previous years. Car
thagena is very healthy, and has become resort
for invalids, among whom are many returning
Californians. A large number of Americans have
visited the place within the last few months Santa
Anna and his family are now residing there, and
cock fight when Captain Z. left. The journals
contain little beyond the usual political discussions.
The Democracia has article in relation to COM
munication between the Atlantic and Pacific, by
means of the Rio Atrato, in the province of Choco.
The s. M. Vain went ashore Folly Beach.
near Charleston light, on the morning of the 18th
instant. Captain Erickson and Mr.. Sproull, agent
of the underwriters of this city, have gone with
lighters and assistance to save her cargo. She lies
high and dry on the beach, and it is feared she is
bilged. Our dispatches were received by mail
from Charcston.--N. Y. Tribune.
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OFFICIAL.
DEPARTMENT OF STATE,

DEPARTMENT OF STATE,
WAsHIsGroE, Feb 25 1851.
The following translation Of a communication
addressed by the Chief Of the Police at Bahia Bra
I'LL TO the United States Consul at that city, u pub
lished for the information Of those whom 1t may
concern, viz:
fTRANsLATIoN.l
In consequence Of several commanders and mas
tiers of foreign vessels having brought to this port
on board Of their vessels, liberated slaves, "ho-
mems libertos," probably unaware that such is
expressly prohibited by the law OF 7th November,
1881. consider il necessary to inform you, in or
der that you may make it known to the subjects Of
your nation therein interested, that all comman
ders, masters, and mates, who may bring to this
port liberated slaves, not Brazilian born, subject
themselves to penalty Of one hundred mil rees
for every person SO brought. and also to the ex
psnses OF their expectation, as directed by the
9Th article of said law, and which intend for the
future. to have vigorously enforced.
Secretary of the Police of Bahia, November It'll,
1850. JOAO. MAURICIO WANDERLEY.
Chief Of Police.
To the Consul of the United States.
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Issued from the United States Patent Office for the
,ceek ending february %, 1851, and bearing date
Ftbruary %. 1851
John Pepper, of Portsmouth, N. H., assignor to
Charles Warren and Horatio g. Sanford, of Bos-
ton, Mass.-For improvement in Knitting Ma
chimes. Ante-dated August 25, 1850. Dated Feb
ruary %, 1851.
Moses Pond, of Boston. Mass.--For improvement
in Cooking Ranges.
Marvin Smith, of New Haven, Conn.-For i'm
provemcnt in the Bellows for Musical instruments.
Joseph b. Wilson, of Townsend's Inlet, N. j.,
and Stacy Wilson, OF Kcnsington, Pa.-For i'm
provement in applying Friction Rollers to Hubs ard
Axles.
John ID. Beers and Isaac Winston, Of Philadel-
phia, Pa.-For improvements in Planning Ma
chimes.
Thomas c. Avery, of New York, N. Y.-For i'm
provemcnt in Electro magnetic Engines.
Joseph Banks, of New York, N. f.-For i'm
proved connection for Beams and Columns Of Iron
Buildings.
Edward Clnpp, of Dedham, Mass, assignor to
Edward Clapp and George Alden, of Dcdhnm,
Mass.-t'or improvement in Sad-irons.
Theodore +. Engclhrccht, of New York, N. T.
For improved Double acting Spring Hinge.
Francis Hoguet, of Philadelphia, Pa.-For i'm
provemcnt in Extension Tables.
William Sours, of Mount jackson, Va.--For i'm
provement in Cooking Stoves.
Abner Lane. of killingsworth, Conn.-For i'm.
provcment in machinery for turning Irregular
Forms
Henry w. Sabn and George brow, OF Canaan
daigua, N. Y.-For Improvement In Spring Hinges.
Thomas J. Sloan, of New York, N. Y.--For ma
chine for arranging and feeding Screw Blanks.
Reissue.
Horace Boardman, Of Plattsburg, ". Y.-For
improved arrangement of Steam boiler and Fur
mace thereof Patented, August II, lsA9. Re-
issued February 20, 1851.
Design.
Samuel II. Sailor, of Philadelphia, Pa, assignor
10 Warwick, Leibrandt Co.-For design for Cook
ling Stoves.
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lcoonEsrosDKscr OF THE nrrvnL,c.I

BALTIMORE, Feb. 26-6 p. IN.
very handsome entertainment was given last
mig bit. at the Exchange hotel in the way of hop.
Mr.. Dorsey, the host, made very handsome dis
play Of his good taste in the numerous arrange
ments.
There are no tidings yet of the steamer now due
at Halifax.
Out market is very quiet. Flour dull; 81 81 !
cannot be had Grain has also declined Red
wheat, 95 SO cts. white and yellow corn. Sc a So
CTS; oats, IL a 40 cts.
At the Board, to-day. U. S. 6's. 1867, closed at
lis bid ll5. asked; Md. 6's, 1922 bid, 1884 asked;
Md. SIS, 81 bid; Bait. 6's, 1870, l04; bid; 1890,
lO5 bid, 1867 asked; do shares. rs bid. 75 asked
York and Cumb do, 23s bid, 49, asked; Bait and
Susq., 80 bid, SO asked.
In New York, to-day, flour and grain dull cot
ton unsettled; stocks unchanged.
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DIED,

At Sandusky City. Ohio. on the oath instant,
MARY POWERS, sister Of Mrs. MILLARD FILL
MORE.
On the 25th instant, in the twenty. eighth year Of
his age, ROBERT ROSE FTrZHUGH, son of
SAMUEL FITzHueH, Of this city His friends and
those of the family invited to attend his fune
raj, at the residence Of his father on 7th near X
street, this afternoon At O'Clock.
In this city, on the oath instant. WILLIAM Z.
E. RANDOLPH, formerly Of Petersburg, Virginia,
aged about fortytwo years.
Petersburg papers please copy.
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The LEGIsLATURE OF RHODE ISLAND adjourned
ON Saturday. Some important bills were passed,
among which was one for the new apportionment
of the State representation in the House, and orc
authorizing the city of Providence to loan its credit
to the Plainfeld Railroad Company An interest
bribes said to have been offered to certain Demo
cratic members of the Legislature, to induce them
to vote for Wing candidate for United States Sen
ator, was referred in the Senate to a select COM
miltec, which is to sit in the reccss and may send
for persons and papers. Boston Courier.
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NATIONAL HALL.-Miss Davenport takes her
farewell benefit this evening in two of her great
characters-Virginia, in new tragedy, written
for her, Of the Roman Daughter; and Juliana, in
Tobias's celebrated comedy Of the Honey Moon.
This is an admirable bill. and there will be bril-
liant house. The play will commence at seven
o'clock to accommodate those wishing to attend on
this last night, and who may afterwards wish to go
to the ball.
be long rccollccted by her admirers here, there
has never been any thing equal to il heretofore ~
The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1851-02-27

THE MosrLE FoRGEaY CAss.-Thc case of Rufus
Green, charged with forgery. came on at Mobile
on the 10Th instant, when, on motion of his coun-
eel, George Stewart, esq, the trial was post
poned till the June term, to enable the prisoner
and his counsel to prepare to answer the twenty
four bills Of indictment, containing some three
hundred counts, now on file against him.
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DATRIOTIC BANK STOCK WANTED. by
Il CHUBB, SCHENCK & CO.

r OST-On the 25th instant. on the road TO Bla-
IL densburg, a GOLD WATCH, with independ-
ent second hand; also u small chain and hook
attached to the watch. Whoever will return the
above to the Adeiphi Theatre, or DR.. Williams,
Pennsylvania avenue, between ~ and 9th streets,
Feb 27-2t. JOHN G. CARTLITCH.
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TEN DOLLARS REWARD.

CTOLEN, on Friday evening. about haf.past ten
- o'clock, (from the cab No %, Thomas Turner
drivcr,) between National Hall and corner of 18th
street, n small box containing Six Gold Rings. a
pair of Paste Ear rings set in silver small Brooch,
&C., the property Of Miss Davenport. Whoever
will leave this property at Mr.. Buttss Drug Store
will receive the above reward and no questions will
be asked Feb 26-2t
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his countrymen and Of their children's children
forever.
God save the country!
With sincere respect and acknowledgement,
am, gentlemen, your pbcdient servant,
~. 1890 JAMES MCDOWELL.
Messrs. Wetmore, Butler, Griffin, Lathrop, and
others, committee OF arrangement.
From the Hon. Mr.. Toonsbs, M. G. from Georgia.
WAsHINGToN, ID. c., Feb. 81, 1851.
GENrLEmEN: have received your invitation to
your celebration OF the 22d OF February. heartily
approve your purpose TO consecrate the birthday OF
the Father of his Country to the of that
country The day ia we'll chosen for so noble and
patriotic work and deeply regret that my
public duties here forbid my participating with
you in it.. The events of the last four years have
done much to ALLEVIATE the people Of the two great
divisions OF the Confederacy from each other. I'M
less the progress Of this alienation can be arrested,
and arrested at once, 1t must end in their political
separation. The Of that alienation is mainly
founded upon the efforts Of very large portion OF
the people Of the North to the Federal Govern
ment for the purpose OF limiting, restraining, and
otherwise injuriously interfering with African
slavery within the limits Of the Republic. The
people of the slavehoding States have never grant
ed any such power to the National Government.
They could not grant II with safety; they ought
not TO submit to its exercise. The path of duty is
the path OF safety return to he true ~. prime.
attachment to the Union. After n perlous con-
fict Of nine months, the last session of Congress
adopted series Of resolutions for the pacfcntion
of the country,a strict adherence to which is, in
my Judgment, the frat and most important step in
the right direction. Those who are not prepared
TO give that adjustment firm and unfiinching
support unsafe deposiaries of political power.
Those who are ready to give that support, should
unite in all parts Of the Union, to make their OPT
MONS felt in the public councils, both State and
Federal
Such policy may overthrow parties; let them
be overthrown: it may save the Republic.
am, respectfully, your obedient servant,
II. TOOMBS.
p. S.-Allow me to offer you the following
toast:
The Federal Observation-Disclosures when in
the exercise of its rightful powers-impotent in
career of usurpation May it ever retain both
characteristics. R. TOOMBS