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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1851-03-29
Tho G!ass Palace.

The London co s,,at.',t - the Boston
Post write, a- follows in reference To the
n,ed cxhIl,io, building il Hyde pnk;
Last saturday plid my five .i,illngs al.
mission tee. aud went IN g. view the uteri
az Of lnc crystal palaee.' knew not
how to speak of IT, Instead of n building or
hou g, 1t look, like icnriii. ia hil' mile
"I sky. aud ground enonsli /" have it touch
the ea III. Over Il teen hundred wofktnen
were Mt work an IT, The sound OF the
saw, III. axe and the hammer was heard,
aud M mistake. In consequence ot the
immense area, there appeared 10 he very
few persons in the building. II the lime
was. thcr. were also five thousand IN IT,
aud looking aver the Whole area ri the
building which can be- taken in all II, one
view. there appeared To- he but few persons
Had il been rom, Inf n lecture. concert
ar thcilre. there would apparently have
been nohods in il, The ulldiag is expec.
ted Ia accommodate amp, fi'tv thousand
spectators. and all The goods that a'e IN il
h'siIcs On looking nj this immense s,rnc.
tugs ---twrniy acres of stound under one
roof thn"ght to myself that ii this were
not = old III progress. and that on that
accoupt, before another halls century or cen.
tury. this building w"nll be Tar exceeded,
10 size and architectural detail, the build.
'ng ri the present structure, and the event
that gave il birth would l." m era IN the his.
tory ii the world that would b. chroniri.d
by historians. and read in future ng~a with
something II the satnc degree Of interest
N. 4 ~ 4
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1851-03-29
Death Of Senator Me . afic,

The s"uii, tar,liia papcss TIM, came to
hand yesterday nHununc. the death of Gen.
George HeU,tlic. L, ). Scnninr Go u that
state. lie expired on the mo ming of the
IIth mst, At the ,ssIdeuce oi tol Richard
Singleton in Sumpter. III. Charleston
Mercury SAYS q! him:
we cannot nti.n,p, 10 do even noder
ate justice to the character Of Nc lutlic.
tor we had M persoswl lnmlia'it. ai'I him.
aud never heard him in n SET speech. Eut
The testimony of the bert judge has assign
ed him n place among the few great orators
TINS country has produced Ills m.rson,l
integrity aud disiutcte-tvdn,ss gave hin,
another title, almost ms rare, among men
whose lives have been passed il the sceti,
ing world of politics. To the reference md
admiration Of his country. Il cnn hardly
he SAID OF him that he ever sought M office
or an honor lie has served the State In
the Legislature. Ms Member Of Congress,
MS H"vern"r. aud MS United States senator.
ana niwavs with single hearted zeal and
commanding ability but ll,.ae nillc-s have
All been accepted bv him NJ duties, aud not
n- the prize Of ambition. The Ienrlc have
always sought him, mud mt h. the people.
Aud the perfect .li.in,erc,tc,lue,s Of hia
character. not less than his ms.vclous elc.
quenee. hss b~en appreciated hy sl.~ people
"f South Car.'llna, during lis whole casss..
tie Was heartily and wholly trusted NJ
them. None were ever found tn uu~,ejon
his motives. or TO raise doubt III HE sjn%v.
~. and si"e's-minded honesty Peace In
his mshcs, and unlading honor to HE mem.
ory!"
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n, a..
w Inc Fan'"''g l'"'pef '"n'''' "'ss'l
laiion oi the 1T inst. contains the par
ticulafs OF a horrible tragedy. Mrs. Mary
p;v,,, ,.;cs ~ L,L, D;,o, and b,, ;,c,n,
80,
'"'''' "''' "'"'"'''" ~ "'S'' "'''' We
longing t" Nr' Hnc''a'lah Thompson. The
revolving facts are briefly these:
"on Tuesday mn,uinr. Mr.. Dixon. nm.
,o,sci,us -, ia. nv(ul d,,n ;,,,n,,,,I,,
over III. family. s,,,,rd from hon,, il, a,,.s,
of c,ttl. mi. h,tl, sor. an n,,less ,b;lJ
n frw n,n.,,hs over two year, odd. .tnf,,d
lon,ll alter him, pnr.uine hin, .onr dis
lance. nnnolircd hy the father and midi,
covered by the mother. Mr.. Olson s.,nn
mis- ed The bay. went alter him and called
to him 10 return. She was then approach,
ed bv the brutal yillain HALEY. who nj
once Offered such in,ljg,nties AS the tine
and . ilc of civilized wn,nnn rcsents and
rrsisl-. even At III, p,ti of lie. Sb. 70.
Ioilrd the advances 81 the he,liaI monster,
,eldin neither to threats nor discussing
impo,luulirs. when he y He'd he, Ia ,h.
earth An "ut,aye. ton al,,orr,nt ior men.
linn AN outrage lhai stn.i 10 unarp,,.ai.le
Indignation eyer, maui, add .,,npa,he,ic
feeling in the hun,nn breast wa. then ,er.
petratcd on il,r person a.. hi, victim hy fin.
inca,nnle demon. Rcu in moment ol he,
most pr.cinns jew,l -lmc,ll, desroileJ Of
her purity by the r,,fo,n Mior, of he, oru
la;her--,hc wrctci,ed lady doubtless e.lt
TINT everything valued il hi, world last,
L.. l..
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The Great 0xAihttisn.

The preliminary arrangements far ~
ope Ding in May 20 on with great rapidisyy,
and. ih,nsh some days ago every body ~
/ frightened ut IN. amount ot work that TIL
remained to be accomplished. already i ~
been scn-ihly lishir,cd. and the praet'ss.
hiIit, OF doirg al within the time, ilastd
/ lnyond doubt, \ea,l, the Whole gr'aaa
a,ca of the building Is now ocrup',Sl By ~
boa,dings within which the different ~.
lion, OF Industrial products. and the vsi"se
nations represented, are to he enr'"era
, he reutral and transverse avenues ihrcsSe
late are already chalkcd on;, mud, ps's'se
tlom point to point, one can isdicafr W.
i> finger that N snch a spo, shall '+ I"
,ia,s',i he contributions Of ffanre.
Germany. or America; IN another the ''as'
ulacturcs ot Manchester, or biiml ghaS',
or Nottingham; n another the pr@lar' y
our colonial or East India possessions
Even down Ia the appor'len'ens OF r.
ces 10 individual exhibitors. the arranfS'
meets have been cxieniyeiy carried NJ
ward, aud though the reception" "i Hf'''"'
viii no, probably commence N ''sh' eS
mes, until the commencement Of ncM wa
ia most If the 30 rrctious into whrh ~
home Industry has been divided. i'r eAA1'
extent Of each allotment hxs been srns'~
AZ .icul,.a! implements will "ccnGs -
ton OF very considerable extent on y.
south side. The light c"ntd'H''"'" y, " ~ y
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Tho censrs,,,eaal n.x..

We are destined Ia have a number IL
Candidates ont lor Congress. Who We
shall support IN th. race, Ne arc not sulli.
cieDlly advised to speak None of them
ha,e thus far gwen ~ such an exposition
of their views as would warrant u IN sus.
laining them. Il i, doe 10 themselves and
Ia the people whom thy wish To represent.
they SHOULD come ont with cipdih avowal
of tlseir principles We have u,' .ned =
umi'"rH course. from which we cannot he
driven. II MA, be- possible hnncvcr. tina,
We may he compelled to mskc a choice.
and ~ tltHt event we shall choose the lnao
who may GENE nearest 10 onr opinions. II
has been suggested tha, the Democratic
party should unite upon some man. IN of.
der 10 prevent what i, i, feared may follow,
the election of whig, This ma, he the
ease; but the truth is there is likely to he
no other wing out esceF, Judge Ochlirec.
hut it will hs impossible for him. without
u rcnuneiaiion Of hi, views on federal poll.
cy. 10 carry the support Of hi. party II the
! Democratic putty would return To first
principles IT il would uphold the tights OF
the >tatesii it would declare itself ia favor
OF The right oi secession MS understood BY
Jefferson and Madison If it would plant
itself against all 'uihcr assrcssious upon
the rights Of the South. ms choose from its
ranks some able champion who can unite
with those who stand ready To battle ior
our rights. it might reorganixs the party,
aud produce gasd ,esn,s. But II, rs we
hay. reason t. fear. snr', acouven'ion is IN.
tended 10 take opposite ground. 10 open
past wounds. ~ exercise aud To tenounc.
al who have bat.led for thu ,i.hts o. the
S"uih. and the Consultation, it will produce
mischief; distraction and di,isinn v i'll rnsMc.
u will sustain men 1.-THE sacrifice of winci
pIe. and il il does not sustain iclest. victory
will hc Ideally purchased With the lights
i.fosr ss--with tho disposition u,xn.ii ..ed
by thu press Of the State to ,icnouace III
those who ort"s~si the late compromise
snrssste.. We arr not prepared To advocate
sssh eoosentinn. The people have sub.
's'i'e~tl =. tlss late adjustment. ~ we lslicvs
with srlaesance. We feel assured that il
Il rot fu'ly approved We arc therefor.
! ,AsVersd to wsks var upon every man
! ssstiag the sseFaeea = the people. who
tssaes - sh.s avssml.s ~.. all
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tl,se sh~ Sosth h~si ,shl 10 expect, aud
WIN hold. 10 The doctrine. that no oppres.-
ION csa lu.,iiy secession; who "sser's
.i,A the Hon. sam Houston. thai VI had
hard woik 20 ge, into the tnsos, asd can
not be Kicked on; "i IT,
". are not orio 81 To uui"" "i the
Democratic party II II Is brought about
bs ia, aud isir measurrs-ii !, uascs or
the prac,pl-s upo" which it was founded
we are ready t. meet "w such ground
i;u, WV ~. not Ned'iti t, names. ",
are Democrats Gom i,O we are uion
men. so long n, We c9n remain Ia the 'u'ni
vhh honor and safety.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1851-03-29

We have hitherto pursued what We s'eemcd
= legitimate course with our contrrres OF III"
,ae.<S W. have criticised freely their political
vicws and public character and one. or '~wr,
n spiri. Of pleasantly. their compositions
W. Il no iln,u intendcd to enter into a personal
aud vitn9rrA,ivs warfare When W. found
ourselves personally assailed,~e indi,d an AZ
,sls iutsnisd 10 appeal 10 the good sense and
10 the position in scciciy Of our neigl'bers Of
III. Patriot, and ais" 10 tvr,.t ou, III. author of
sl,sse oDaiwious attacks. This having been
done N3saont my result, but continued -currill-
~, ~ further AID more l,grant violation
II editorial courtesy, We have determined
10 DIP the matter. We viii not he dfis.
IN int \ personal warfare ilrough the press.
We .,ave only 10 say iha, II W. are compelled
10 noti~c further attacks, our readers all not
te fosbIsd with the matter.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1851-03-29

vAs ossnsa onsoe>sA
On the arrival N shs ssssw,, =.
New Ysshweks VslvusulA fAsnlsh.d n ~.
H. rsysss.ious aWssalSiBesuenl, III -
French Govevnn,ss,t protests ss.is. !.
interference II Austrja VIII ~ c..
Consideration"
The fall details Of H. lXsslsn -,
plains what this obstnrs seutswct
The conferences n thu t;srmsn;c I
al Dresden. 10 pettlr ths pnlieicsl q IA /.
ii The German States towards ~reh y u.
In new Confederation. have -. l,.ss n.
the proposed ACKNOWLEDGEMENT II As.1.,..
power, NJ the cost 81 MI oth~. Nt,ass h. !.
particularly tho humiliation II ,hc;r ..'.
rival, Prussia. 1t has l'~cn agreed y .
Austria should bring Into the uonl..4...
ton Ill her Sclnvoninn and H linn ,,,,..;.
ces. Lcmbardy. hungary, Gallic;s. ~
These are no, t;craA" States, heinz ~.
dependencies a. one German Stafs ~
plea is, that the Confederation can 49,
itself ut pleasure. without regard ia ~
question OF races or nationality. n,h.
ing her vast possessions int" The Euud u
becomes almost the dictator, aud III. c,....
Of The influence thns acquired. NAV I,s n:
mated. IN some degree, bv cons ilr,;uv ~.
the Confederation will have seventy ,.Ij;.-.
Of popul,ton. reach Of territory finn =.
Al iatic In the Baltic seas. aud east 1. =.
Eu,inc. with MI established army of -
lion Of fighting men. The spi,jf ~ ~.
ia IL Indeed broken when she ron...n,. :.
the sdmis sicn Of Austin on term. NJ.
make, her mistrcss OF this mighty corr.A-.
acy. Bu, it is evident, from the r-oresi
inrs at lin, TINT the Pru.sans b,y. :.
idea OF entering into another cor,e.t ~.
Austria; aud the minor priures If Germ.
nv appear 10 he ,ovel less. aud ac,ni...o
The late Gcrmanir Confederation 4,
which this is intended Ia be- a suh.,i,u.
wa. creation of he Congress Of vi.,,'
IA 1913. and was one OF III. dis,osi,;o,.
mad, b, the five great towns 10 r,;,,,.
the haInucc Of power in Europe. r..n..
AT least. contend, that the Conf,dsr.,;o.
cannot hc recognized. nnd 50 AMY no.
.L.r,,.u,s Introduced 10 r,,anyc il. ~l,.,.
roli,i,sl character. wi,lanu. TN. con..,, 4
III. five prcn, powcrs who made il. .ndk.
,r,,..,,.J for her avn mart M one NJ ~
ay.;ns. the n,euonIerxuccs thus soucA, I,
Ans, il,
Russia. az course. will 4 sent Ia n. =.
rrardDcn,.ut Of Au.t,i,. for Il i. mr., ~ 4.
p.licy of The Court Of st. rcterAi.uro: ~
nosi,ion and circumstance. hnyc mnde A..
!. ;n a, closc f,i,,,d and almost dee.u,l~s. i,
ru.i, Eucl,nJ the only remaining INV
ar h,s W., .iy,u no Indication If ,I,. ~,
she takes oc III. interference o( IN. no,
/ Confederation with the disposition Of mil
/ teal ,a,ye. as,,l,l;sl,cd in The Il st.
| m. pro,cs, of France is vet alone asasa
I The as,.udancv Of Austrian influences o,~
the t,crnouic States. 10 the exclu ion 4
the Influences which ptussi, has lately IN,
representing: wmch, Nv force Of her ~
,ion and nerc..i,ies. were the liberal NJ
constitutional d,ri,ines of reptesensstw
o,,e n,neu, against the absoluiioa Of n
I Vienna politics.
| The evingnishncnt Of the Interest 4
/ p,ussia, IN the sippot Of the lihers;i Il
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The Concert.

a., .,.edcJ ihe tuufeu gwen by VIZ Np''S
- p,s sru~r,s viii tlnf pnfii'. 80 i''nf
80, q, las, wr.k. a, il,e Bap~i 'hnf'a Hn1 "''e
,.i, ..,.,,,,oe.l mud np,ophi We 'itaS ih' '"H''.
., a.. ,,llri,,., nv ,,e Young .s''cs "nb 'lsr.r
.,,,,,,,e... GA ,,- piano. made sssr hrsscns ny
thc os~s-,cnsl .cmm'nr'inr Of '''e" e~eV' 49,
III. Piano. meat,o'i' n"'e-' N"'""''''""'"e ="
,..,at,aae- oeca'inn-d by The Hii"s''h :" ~"''
.,od ~ sle~es u min. wh''' 'n'-''" '""'s "
l.s,e. ~ Cnwer Vas continued u"'l' "'s'" ""
. s.srk, snd gave general s~'-f'rp"" 70 'h''' VIZ
v,.rrls Ap--, anil Tssmay acquitted ''emS'''' W."
.a,er. mi reflected ms,rh credit "frn ''~f s'c""'
rs,.@l smi abb seashers.
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G'T Several advertisements ARE promised
us from Jefferson, which if the, sho,dI NJ.
rive will be noticed. We would mention
to them, MS we'll MS advertiser. generally
that the Republican has perhaps wider
circulation Than any paper in Texas. II is
taken general, in TINT portion of Harrison
which trades viii, Jefferson. 1, has he
sides u large circulation in Csss county.
aud Is taken extensively BY the counties
Above Il
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1851-03-29

y sr',3sr sdit"r ri this paper returned
on Saturday evening lat from Jefferson,
having si~'t Ave days tl,rs~. Con-, was IN
pession, and she attendance of the bar WIS
general. embracing many Of the most II
~p'cd lawyers OF Eastern Texas. We had
the rlcssare OF hearing several OF them
speak in al eaciiing baud cas-" in whirh
they Mere srrayed. and, for leg,l talent.
pf"foop.sls Of thought. and ingenuity. it
was fcfcu.ic display worthy 81 sny
tou',l>s.e a. ie MON Hoo L. y. Evans
presided. and the hu.inrss at The CONT was
DISPATCHED with diligence aud cele,'y.
We had uot been ia ieacr-on fp- Il shircn
months. snd were consequently surprised
ard a'iislted ., ,l,e Improved condition o.
The ..isee not only 80 The town. bat iH the
country Immediately surrounding IT. The
place 10 longer presents the appearance OF
dull Iiod'liag village. but bas groan iuin
pniah oi est.ns's@ essnfnerrLd Importance.
I, hiss now many large ebdr.sic Iiou.c.
.,.,,,,o.,. sf,;,s ,,d J.,,, r.,tl, h,,v
Us lreigiiied wagons from the surrounding
.,,,,,, so =, h.. so, ,on.;.., ;.,,, b.,
nl,,rs Lo,... ,,. ,,,,,., ,,, end ,,o,,
ding herokc0s r'cseti aud fn'uo. pfo-prii
,r ii, ,,.,,s ,--., Js.,s,,.t,,J ...a.....l.
a, .,i.,.rce. sad vh.,it "a. a., tail
800. .i
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-, H., ~. nh, M thu
''''''
lo'h ''s''
| Inc steamship NcN'c"' ,"P'''" "'..'''
arrived YESTERDAY morning. "'''' ~"
I sres, which port she iei' on """"s.y
! las,. "a; =. N having mndc The run 70 '"e
/ bsllke IA five days AMI ~ lr'o's VIZ ""'e
/ b, her dates 'ro" san 'ranc'sc" '" Tue
18th uli.. 'ncln-i'e. below We "Ae ''""'
"ur tiles whatever ~ se"e'"' '"'''
find in them sud under the proper ne"""
the frs'lcr vii! find the co'""'erc'a' M" MA
! zine news.
4 vessel hal arrived ~ san rranc's,"
from the sandwich ISLANDS, ""'e" "'""a"'
new. that report WIS current w "' "'''
She let that Ia" port "l Honolulu WAS ne
iug hl"caadr,i by the fc'ch' IN. papers
have 10 decided opinion rs !" 'i'e ''i''p""s
Of the rcpor'; but, surprising u !" 'e true
the Alta s'tofn'an thinks 'he"'lhr"iiN "f's'
iua'ed ~ ~ the last """ between 'he ! ''","
consul aud The Government "' 'he f''n"N
Ia The evnci'on OF dulles on VINES ma" nj
n"i. brought "n french "haiers I" pay '"r
Their supplies. TIE 'reh'h ''"Ne'''n'"'
claimed under IT. treaty WIN me ''A"'a"
H"'erlif"n'. That u""s' "ines anu "l"''s
should ~ admitted WIN "i''N 'ne sam" GU
iies a. those drmN, ded ~ 'ai''i upon MAJ,
liquors. Sc. which nre principally supplied
hy Erl'i.h 'es-"l-
Tie iion'e oi frpre~u'"'l''H h'i' Nv
vote "tt'S hSrd upon N"U'ln ~ 'hr scar
81 government 81 TIVE state. he h'H M"
n ca'lN passed i'ic Nena'r' ana 'h'i"'''r re-
Qufcd hut IL" boEef'i"' Signature I" ne
come iiw.
! he tn!l"nmg rEinris are We summary
ni The rsn i'ahr''cn it''HId
After mnrh tr"n'lr' neN "nn"nN mas
hecn hNed '"r TIE 'l'rI'"ii 81 me" ~'n''s
Senator l"r ilir tenn commencing i"t 'ih n'
March nest rue '""'i lr"n'.n''' '''u'
date. "a present ave Nr.sis. itrhnii. =
Iutlrr hlg' HrNdrn'ilt' ana ".lt''
Nture the mil'ni ct thr Flts'irni hrN'
sage RECOMMENDING safe %, Inc -'N" ''oo',
W. Fremont strength IN The count "nd
IL the Le2'''lin" has Nl'''lN '"r'rn'ta
u" HE weather. toe, we ~" DIV" III 'A's
"''''' ''S "s"''',' "'''' ''' ''i"'
,'', Nv '''" '''' ., + .''' WIZ W,
w. mug "'' s''' 80 .
. A. -. a , =.
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ne J" W. N''l ,""'
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H.. ,o.s h,,,, H.. ,,,v.,s ma ,h,, ,,ov.d
anJ d.,id.d ,.kn,,,,a al Sh.t ~. c,Iled
ut. ,.in'.i,I.. td "A, Jl., +. ,n,
,,'t. .ltaa lint. ,t..,'.L II !. n,n,.ll.
t,,, - ,t..h..ll ;,,,. ,rc ,,n,,,,,,,. b.. v;ll
,,,.,.t. l.. a..J l.. ~, mo-, ,,,..,,,,,..,,,
p,u,,,,..,,. c,,.did.l. n,r.u, ,;,,u. ,,d,.
r.,, ina, nan. al ii ;. nronin.r, candidate.
an H.. .I,..,,l and ,h,,, TIA, J.,;.ltur.
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s!.5.OOO.OOn

and then the scheme Of Mr. WHITNEY did
moi prevail These schemes. however. Wild
ard vi>inpar, they may seem Ia oue renders
nil had formidable support here the two
fist having actually passed one of the
Houses al Congress-
Il il also to Ice considered tla, these
schemes were all opposed by Ibis press
aud by ibis alone. of al the papers here at
the seat ri government. On the contrary,
most of them. II mol all Of them. w.s. advn.
Gated by most of the papers, both here aud
IN TIE \or,hc n riiirs.
When we consider the Influence Of the
newspaper press on all public b"di,s, and
fcl,si "n The consequences al conlpu
ons tide al ai,rlrs running mi % n.ly in
one direeiion. the linpo tanre i, nhvions of
having hric At the seat oi government. n
paper emit ely ,,opna, IN its patronage. and
not like thu 9th rs here, supported i,y pub
lie contracts aud government patronage.
SnH bern Press
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!, .,-.,t a .tIAtt. r,Hiuisir in fsfs--
~ r,f., Ion.fe--,nnai p,.nei oi fe'"' J"
flHxfSss
ION RoGTHr- -E candidate " f'lfr''h'
-, ou,,,..ien,i District at ic1ss I" wig
uoo &. q KEENAN,. sf.at.r 81 W i'.n,r ~
p.,....,.t,,-s !. q eAnduIs,o tot i-n'en"ni Wv
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& = Will the l'rowictors oi the Stsr
state Patriot inform Us in whnt number II
that paper insnation was given that Mr.
Hitl,ersponm WAS too Ill /" attend 10 his
du.ivs. ard III. services OF An editor al
saserin wns obtained We know the
usax - of The preas. aud are well aware that it
u easeo,nAry 10 make p"'A.s announcement
ii AZ sssAt u this character. When did his
ls,on eosassanec and when will they term
ilsatel usw inN4, - the editorials did
Alr. Mhtsrspoo'. aan~Mr. Tarl,on write
.iuslnk ~ rsfint mud do es,Aer or l,c,l, Of
s:se ,tsrsi~tSrs consider ,lrmsslvc. rcspou.
side ~ ~ balance! Do they enstcsse
d,s ,sads<ity a.sl al'as- eonta'ace in them.
vii 10y kssard th+ir reputation for vcrae
~ ~ anssts.s that i was pulliriy know"
tlss I. ". a. /" vas known ~ The acting
saisar iyiess y ~ lessing ior tic Tyler
.esu4sj = 4 Y. A. IT." Mere the
rrcp y ad y sivs his name! W.
IssrsSl ssS,3sss ~ pssAiea,ion II cor
,apeysef ~ - - - wns. hut no, IN
$3.50 =. - - T. - = pshl'sl, il. a.
/. - sssaatsey suld - i"siu,s,ions
z ~ - \ ~ yrssiaee IL d.
= y = aasd ahss his
is4a ttlasjy stseaGh H.
n n oe,,y eyed Nj -
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rnfs'. ". =. '''' has just returned from
ne Nv aud fusnisI,,~l us With aP'saynne 81 'he
Ia,A. H inf.r,us III thai cotton had advanced
beyond ihc quotations which 80 extract 'r""
Il. IN that further rise WAS anticipated. Th's
vili y rl,~~sins 10 those Of our Planters whore
cops hays no. been sold. as we'll as TO our ner-
chr IT.
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eP From the new advertisement Of Mc-sf'
Norris& 1'arkr. Il will be rccn tina. they have
4 ffssk sappIy If medicines. etc.
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ar Read the advertisement. Of Mes.r.
Evans 4 Sander. druggists They claim
have very fine and extensive l"t of Drugs,
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,1.snsed the sas.cr;i~w-a, oi r n c'aha" Al
,-ss,s.a NJ t;,ahsms is . gen,ie,nauy and ser"'n'
s.sl.aa1 s,rrel.sa, aui has very pretty STOCK "
,.,. - ellis We i.l,s,r Al ees 10 .''' 'i.e ii"--
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~ Reference is called 20 the card 81 Dr.
Ean,ss. Il will be seen that he ha- settled IN
Mafshal).
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Congress ended yeseeF1sy at nearly a.
hssr III uoon--tke (eustk n March. lie
v3.y tixcsi by The Consultation Il ~ tlsiri n
Navch. hut bath lsNtles stveSptd dsas the
third IL March end-si IN thu uskhMt II the
fourth THE government, or the erSt Ton
vv~ss. lseeAn. II j. said, IL the nstst'lc ~ thr
.lny. a,r, therefore that was the beginning III
the tpliticaI day. so il seems from the
hook If Genesis, that III. sun, Wien n'asIe.
wa. placed in the mcrcdian. and hence the
evening aud the ia,rniny we're one day.
Vet, long ~ was the last day and "'sn'
If ID. session. they were M, long enough
Tor l.p,.Ia,ion--and nt one time, several
hou,s ,,elore ih. adjournment, serious APP
proprintion Hills would Iail for want oi time
On the morning Of the third, when the
Senate convened and when the evil ami d''
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can.c rArtie under prrssse osSsvsm~". The
.l-clsrs,icn. made b; prominent me" w The
nofsh immediately after the passage 1t tine ''''s
sutu -.s,-.i---iiir fact. connected with the i'a--
sage II the tssilee slave hill. the hostility
manifested asair-, 3, ia tie north. She I~'i'ion'
iof it, rcpcat e- well the general -cn'nnsn'
gam, & ground against the institution OF slave
ry-au variant the t.l.cs tia, we ~. 10 have
bus BRET PERIOD If repcse. A such time
j. it not the duiS of the south 10 unite nis'n
u common platform, pledged to secession u he'
rights ar,. larli,rr inSsd.d. Madison, Jefferson.
Randolph AID all The lending democrats of ~
h.id 80 the doctrine Of ssrci construction ~
the constitution. aud Ia the ri.lt # secession.
We heliryc lhsi upon these principles rest, the
pcri~iuay of Tie Union, and the Happiness OF
the states.
ar The hines If Bill tlolhm iAer will 'r'
pear IN orr next
or W : s'ct1r.itr er'sent- th. ~ees 'npiir'f
,..r.If,,. f..ffr, 9. flr srfr.ff.fff ~ il= sn.