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The convention Of Southern RIGHTS Associ,.
tons concluded its labors Yesterday, with the
adoption of the resolutions and address of the
committee of twenty-one The test vote was
on substituting the report of the minority OF
the committee. II will be observed that the two
are not antagonistic, but only different moditca-
tons Of the same idea of resistance to wrongs
The motion to substitute received but small
support; and that being disposed of, the reso-
utions aud address were adopted almost unani-
mousy. The Importance Of this action, and the
degree of unanimity that sustained il, cannot
well be oyer-cstimated. The convention was
composed of near five hundred deegates---the
picked men of every part of the State. Bound
by no law but their own strong sense of what
was due TO themselves and the cause they MAIN
tanned, they passed through the ordeal Of four
days earnest discussion, without an instant of
unseemly disorder, without the smallest appear
ance Of wavering in the strength Of their con
victions, and without symptom Of impotence
at the expression, elaborate, eloquent and ear
nest, of opinions at variance with those of the
well-known majority of the meeting
We have been deeply impressed with this
dignity of bearing of the convention, from the
first day of its session. Ii struck all spectators,
it was emphatcally commended by the pres-
uehl III MS concluding ADDRESS III reply 10 the
resolution of thanks to himself, so cordially
adopted and so richly deserved. In every as
pect, therefore,--in the generality of the repre-
sentaiion of the State by this body; in the
argeness Of its numbers; in the quality Of the
men in the full and luminous discussion which
the subjects of its deliberation underwent; in
the high and patriotic tone that characterized
equally the minority and the majority, and in
the near approach to unanimty in the final de-
cision, the session of this convention is an i'm
posing event, and its action must 90 forth as
formidable Influence, not only over South Caro-
lima but over the whole South. That influence,
we need not say, tends directly to secession, as
the remedy to be- eventually adopted by the State
convention, and we as little need to say, that
this is our remedy, and the only one in which
we have any firm faith.
We cannot close our notice of the convention
without more particular reference to the dis
tnguished gentleman who presided over its de-
llberations. The choice of Gov Richardson for
that office, was in all respects most fortunate
He showed perfect knowledge Of all its practi-
cal duties; was always self-possessed, quiet and
firm in the exercise Of authority, and never fail
ing either in dignity or in courtesy. Never did
presiding officer better merit the compliment of
a vote Of thanks, and the resolution no more
than expressed the honest feeling Of every mem
Der of the body.
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~ In letter recently written on Mr.. JET
PERSONS opinions concerning slavery by GEoRGE
W. RANDOLPH, ESQ, of Richmond, Virginia, that
gentleman declares his own, in the following
terms:
4" II the Fugitive slave law cannot be exc.
cuted, the Union must be dissolved. In nv
humble Judgment, no human power can avert
this catastrophe. The wish is not father to the
thought; for | am ultra in my attachment to
the Union, and am so far from being pro
slavery, that regard it as one of the most ei
gantic evils that ever afflicted people. Never
theless, its cure must now be left to natural
causes, which are operating slowly but surely
and all interference will only aggravate the evil ,
Now, we think it is high time for Southerner,
to speak inielgibly when they speak on thi,
topic. II may be gigantic evil that one man
or race of men, is morally so inferior to another
as to be fit only for servile condition But /
races of this kind do exist, il is either gignnt,
mistake TO say that slavery is an evil t,
them or to their masters, or il is gigantic alb
surdity or sin to tolerate the continuance of th,
institution
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A young squirrel shut up 10 revolving cage
Ia sort of treadmil--was one day travelling
round and round at prodigious rate, and fancy.
ing he was leaving all his fellows Il great way
behind him "Wbat are you about there p said
an old squirrel, who was quietly sitting in a
neighborng tree discussing a hickory nut
"Don't you see, replied the other, II am making
great progress" Hum "--quoth old bunn--
"lf you have far to go, il will be long while
before you get to the end Of your journey, my
friend"
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March 10
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SANTA ANNA.--The Jamaica Standard, of
May Ist, says: ave learn from undoubted
authority, that General Santa Anna will leave
Carthagena in this month for this Island en-
route to Mexico, where it is expected he will
again be elected President
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JENNY LISD.-The FIRST of the second series
of Jenny Lind's concerts in New York, on
Monday night, was brilliant aifair.-The hall
was crowded, and the audience as delighted and
enthusiastic ma ever. Jenny was in excellent
voice and fairly electrified all present by her
sweet and touching melody
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EW- Owing to the failure Of Charleston pa
pers to arrive, VIC shall have to defer till to-rnor
row m account of the two last days proceed.
ings Of the convention.
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Howard, member of Congress from Texas, ae-
companied by communication from Colonel
Albert, of the United States Typographical en-
gneers, in which il is stated that railroad from
the Mississippi to the Rio Grande, crossing the
head of navigation of all the principal rivers of
Texas, and passing thence TO the Pacific, could
be made for the small cost Of eighty-fve mil
lions of dollars. This is calculated at the rate
of $4,000 per mile to the Rio Grande. and
100000 per mile from that p int of the road to
the Pacifc--the entire distance being about /.
700 miles.
Mr.. Howard is of opinion that the project
of Mr.. Whitney will receive the sanction of
Congress at its next session, including South.
ern branch through Texas Without such branch
as condition, he says the measure cannot pass
Texas, IN his estimation can control that part of
the question by conserving or refusing to give
The and OF Der own public domain on the terms
asked by Mr.. Whitney.
AN ISrEREsrTyG SUR AND ExFMpl.aRv
DAMAGEs.-Aierdnder GRAM, jr rs. John Ne
Donough Second District Courl-This suit
was brought during the lifetime of McDonough.
alter whose demise the executors of his estate
were made party The plaintiff, Mr.. Grant, is
owner OF sugar plantation in the parish of
Plaquemines, bounded above and below by lands
OF defendant. The evidence shows that the de-
PENDANT neglected and refused to make and keep
IN repair Che roads and levees upon his lands, as
required by law. That, in consequence Of his
neglect, the plantation Of plaintiff was over
flowed two years in succession, involving loss
of crops and causing much other damage The
court charged that where the law casts duty
upon party which he fails or neglects TO per-
form, he is responsible in damages for the injury
caused by his failure or neglect. The jury rem
dered a verdict for the plaintiff; damages twenty
Thousand nine hundred and sixty dollars and
forty cents (@20, $50 40 IN o. Crescent Gin.
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hundred
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IN ysssasce MILLARD FILLMORE, President of the
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~ WSpshp one, ~es, " The savsnpss Of range
Lands appropriated by law schools military and
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~ ne st. .n.19Is bese ibs days sppoed
nen. 9 me puoc salss unds entitled n
ne 1tate AkAnsas and other
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us f.o. ~ sats And
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Given unde my hand at the city Of Washington this
0y f'uy anno Domni one thousand gh!
W. hiLLARD FILLMORE.
-. J, BuTTkRyIxLD, 4sa5a- 84p tV f.g# 40
Commissioner ofthe General Land Once. ....
.iH 81 NOTICE TO PRE- EMPTIoN CLAIMANTS Y s
Every person entitled The right pro cmptou any the
lands within the owuais md
&ooMkrnA Of
and receiver of the land oe
~ soor practicable afer eag
pointed for tho public
baeiny the tsact claimed; Otherwise such
a4N II E4E a4sag4 stassz 4li4gJ j. BUrTERFIRI.D,
Commissioner OF General Land Office 7
July 97-lawl3w
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Univer.lty Of virgini.

TUE nsrl annual Of the University Of Virginia w
Juue The Unye,.i,y lh ons schools
aud isetarsshp Wis d'tH i'ata0' 81 z. IHa5 1fVr@
= Ancent Professor Gessne Harrison NJ D. NpNf
J. Mathematics Edward H. Coursnay, LII. D.
Natural Philosophy Professor WV. B. Rogers IL. y,
q Medcns- Professor Henry Howard, MI gH ..sla4
Anaoa,, Physiology, and sageryJamss L. Ca
8 Moral Philosophy Professor wm IT, McGuaey DID, IL d.
w. Law--rIoessor John u. Minor, LII. D. - ~ ssf .a ft
IA Adjunct r. rIolssor- = hssoIse be i
my-John Stage Davis a. NJ, d. .ra -.
To be admitted into University student be 10
DSs "a. unss s" S,"s % sss for the Faculty mt"
II the sPpeaa, admission any
,ss H = ay n s.no. Pom ss .sss.ysa INTO he mn
evidence, sa 20 20 tue Faculty p general good conduct ~
pocket money, ess'mAssa as follo~ss a-tn Z
Bosd incudng si00
Fuel and candss be furnished by the Proctor and
cent commission, esnate only stadenl n lhs
dormitory Ut 80 II two IN The same ROOM at S5-.. 5
Washing had about $40 session 10
dorm,oy, sis half occupied BY
msteuia,loss ,s. Us. Sc Of library and public room. 10
II single professor attended $50 two $50 each
II three or more, @25 each. ~ q. 7.ttla t. II E3 ~
law, junior
the intermediate class they $50 IN all and In The
senior class Y5 the higher fee each instance giving ad
#ne s. 8. a.a- ia4 aa saa3
.. +, assG m Medical Department .s # aaaf3#
department expense including
the Demonstrators and dissecng fee S95 The
months enables the student complete Of studies
tensve that Of other medical institution in the Unon
tending only two lectures day. " y. es.
W LaW School
An adjunct having been appointed in the
law win be taught fully than has hitherto been
c, law together with expoon Of the most important leading
cases in law and equity 49, . +.
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