Southern standard. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1851-1856, 1851-04-12

of things in connection with the Hiau course OF the
enemies of law, the Constitution and Union, at the
North and leading journal published at Richmond,
Va calls upon the Legislature OF that State 10 tax
northern work such extent that FARMERS VIII
Gure their hands to make the coarse WORK geneF
aIlv and give encouragement to good worknen in the
biGher branches and the same journal calls upon
Virginans to form non-intercourse associations TO
fuse northern work much az practicable!
eve have mentioned the shoe trade with the South,
and need we speak of the other trades from which the
North i eurchinr itself with Southern money Let
there be then united determination 10 put down llr-
ever that reasonable spirit at the North which, ulus
the guise OF mock philanthropy Is seeking The der
structon of that Constitution which the wise men Of
wise era established for the good of all Of Us and
the severing of the bands of that Union which has
made Connecticut the home of industry and thrift, the
abode Of comfort and wealth: --,
CoxsoL1DATIox-Sin the memorable defeat Of
the elder Adams in 1890 by Mr.. jefferson when the
Constitution was saved at its last gasp, and the
States received new guarantees for the future security
of their rights, there has been no period, when the
country has been in such imminent danger OF cOneOl-
dation as the present The friends OF a strong nation
ell governmental Capitalization have indeed never
been idle and hence have bad protective tariffs
schemes for national banks, countless applications for
appropriations for internal improvements and other
measures have been agitated, repugnant to the strict
letter of the Constitution Bat while the sapPers Ct
that sacred instrument have been busy, sentne upon
the watch-tower have sounded the alarm, that alarm
has reached the masses, and the friends of the Const
serve it intact, until recently FROM nearly all attempt
ed encroachments. These sentinels still on ths
watch-tower but their warnings are UNDECIDED. The
last Congress has given blow to the rights Of the
States unequaed in its violence by any that preceded
it. and few comparatively regard it matter of any
moment. That Congress not only destroyed the equal
itv between the several States but arrogated the right
and exercised it, legisate upon the subject of slave
rv-a power never conceded to it. The President, in
a formal message claimed the right to subiuGate
sovereign State, and this high and bold assumption
passed almost unrebuked. In the pure days of the
republic especially at the South, would venture
to deny to a State the right of secession but
Southern men, citizens belonging section Of the
Union in doomed minority and whose only safeguard
is rigid construction of the Constitution, and the
maintenance of the rights of the States, not only rid
cule the right of secession, but evinCe their willing
to lend their aid to the Federal power, in crush
inc any State who dares to exercise it. Surely
have fallen evil times II these doctrines to
9 prevail jefferson and Madison lived and labored in
vain, and our republican fathers unworthy the
and regard that have been claimed by them.
They taught and they taught truly that the manten
anCe of the rights of the States, the Keystone in
the arch which sustans the Union and the Liberties
was designed to secure; that when that keystone
removed the whole fabric would tumble into ruins
and that despotism unaoved despotisIn was the nev
liable quence of the consolidation that
cessarily ensue.-lHIedqsriHe (Ga.) Union.
r MEDICAL DIscovERY.-In a science like that of
medicine, we hail with delight every appearance
of progress by which the ills of mankind are nell
Grated and life, before a momentous and weary
scene, again made bright and Joyous to many
The hydra headed symptoms induced by dcrange
; ment OF the nervous system have been universally
' experienced and from the obscure nature of lis
pathology, not always successfully treated. We
hail the present discovery as the means of afford
ing relief to thousands
A young doctor of the Paris Faculty of Medi-
a cine has just made discovery which we deem Of
. Importance TO communicate to our readers Neu-
ragc affection are of all others, the most imper
: yious to the art of medicine NJ Desterne, pro
q toundly convinced of the insuffciency of the sci
ence IN those affections, so common and SO terrible
Il has devoted himself zealously TO researches upon
e the physiological action of the System
u Taking, for the starting point OF his researches.
the remarkable results OF the cure OF Neuralgia
by the condensation of the ''heliz," he has dis
e covered method of curing, instantaneously, and
r without disturbing any organ al Neuralgia afee-
IS IONS OF the head, attacks OF megrium, and pains
resulting from teeth in advanced state OF decay.
r What renders this discovery truly marvellous. Is
The promp;ness, at once, of The cure and It's per
Iect success IN more than two hundred cases. which
/ have presented themselves since the 22d of De
al cember, the date of the first experiments
e M Desterne purposes presenting to the Acade-
l. my OF Medicine memoir upon this important dis
N coNery The presentation of the memoir is only
a. retarded by the hope which the author enterains
n " Pi0f CHUNG, Dy the same means, hySterlcal and
,s ePlePuc attacks, and his desire to make more
e complete work.-COurer DIES Etats Unis
= DUPLIcITY OF THE PREsIDENT.-A few DAYS be
~ lore the election of Hamilton Fish to the Senate
5 OF the United States, the following appeared in
r the Albany Register:
re Look Out for Shaols The notorious aboli-
a. ZIONIST Gerret Smith, is very active in efforts to
a. procure the election of Hamilton Fish to- the L. s
L at last -
"a Mr. Fish is known to be utterly hostile to slave
n y anu 10 the compromise, which President Fill
of nj proposes TO support. He supersedes Mr.
BIT Dlchlhson, sincere friend of that measure, and
ur !r we ma the subloned endorsement of this abo
e Washington
+ I'VE have received by telegraph the gratifying
of intelligence that the Hon. Hamilton Fish was YES
nv eeruay elected by the Legislature of New York
le senator OF the United States Mr.. Fish has beer
OF ler many years prominent among the Wing polit
I'D Grams OF ms State, and has always been consistent
in ana faithful member of the party. While Lieut.
governor he was associated in the adm;n;strator
H. win our present Chief Magistrate who was ther
comptroller of the State, and their pie,rs at ka
es enc Nar8'ont=ed on oil public questions. He wa
an carry eihclent, and active friend Of Gen. Tav
re roi ne VIII render cordial support to the Ad
lie n,is'ratlon, to which we have reason to know hi
e, eio11ioh gives entire satisfaction.
no mere Is distinct admission Of what we hay,
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