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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-02-17
BA r GAINS IN
Fancy Dry Goods.
SIMPSONS,

SIMPSONS,
SO Canal street.
RICH LACE CAPEs,
LACE CHEMIZETTEs,
LACE UNDER SLEEVES,
Embroidered Linen Cambria HDkFS.
MOURNING SETS-Linen Cambria
Handkerchief, Collar and Cuffs, for "a.
EMBROIDERED CAPS at rs cents,
Figured CHAMELEON SILKS at 75c.
NEW STYLE BAREGES.
NECK RIBBONS and BELTlNGS,
PARASOLS, New Style,
FANS, Medium and Fine qualities,
JENNY LIND OPERA HOODS.
For protection from the Night Air,
KID GLOVES, White, Light Dark and Black.
Also, cheap CARPETlNG and Mating,
And Complete Stock of PLANTATION and
HOUSEKEEPING DRY GOODS, at
C. M. SIMPSON
feS lOt2dp SO CANAL STREET.
SHIRTS! SHIRTS!I SHIRTS!!!
CO" We have just received per ships William and Bay
Stne large assortment Of SUPERFlNE SHIRTS, con-
sisting OF all sizes and styles of Linen and Cotton
NORRIS Il WAY, 22 Camp street,
JAZZ 3ptf corner Common, under Hewett's Hotel.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-02-17

ndsb.sd to the poltsnsss of E. II. Mitche Pur.
=! .! ne rhadelpha for California papers. They are no
later than thoss Of the Mexico
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-02-17

4 ~ ASSHn11axRs. city is now thronged
With strangess, most Of whom have come to see
Jenny Lind, and spend their money. This is the
tna fnr advertisements.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-02-17

We are indebted for river papeu to steamer Pride of the
ezn Wosld, and Globe.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-02-17
BEWARE OF
StrNASsSIlgEeG Hernia.

SHERMAN'S New PATENT TRUssu~/I\S
~ AND RUPTURE REMEDY will retain andN 'fMSS
finally the difficult ruptnres. The ar u. w
rangement and principle Of action of this instru-
ment is entirely different from any other
Sold and fitted only by the proprietor at his Office
~ ST. CHARLES STREET.
TT Remember the n and n u m b. T. and observ
the sign of the HAND over the Door.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-02-17
DRUGS, MEDICINES, etc.

NJ The Subscriber has in full and carefully selected
stock of DRUGS MEDICINES, FRENCH and ENGLISH CHEM
cAIs, which offered Planters Physicians and Others
at fair prices JAMES s. SHAW, Druggist,
feS lm2dp Verapdah Corner
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-02-17

John KlDDER, of AKRON, Ohio Gate from
California; will pease call the undess ned at the
Office of the - Crescent - " e
feI4 1T LI,EWELLYN ZJTRJIN
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-02-17

CLOTNZ.V'G.
ALFRED MUNROE & CO.'S
ZONE PRICE" STORE,
"a MAGAZINE Street,
W We are constantly receiving large additions
to stock of FASHIONABLE CLOTHING and GEN.
TLRMEN's FURNISHING GooDs. to which we invite the
attention Of purchasers Our assortment of all descriptions
of Clothing is very complete.
The following is partial list of articles;
COATS,
Labrador Beaver Cloth DsaSe Sac coa.-tso Coat. in one
Castor gef S. and 6lqe Whitney Glq!h Says
n2 s s9a 9 sS G opfs
Blue, mixed and fancy colored Beaver Cloth sacs
prsb D and brown Ss Pilot Cloth Sac. a and PsS
Silk and Wool Inew sylel COdrington sacs and Fockee
I and fG49 Si% ana
sSssT SS 9 and BLANKET Sac Coats
D. Do p,.,, do p Cloth nc, clo,s, with Sleeves.
Robes de Chatnbrca
S sssk and sG0,s red as and ssq S ysst
Single and double breasted black aud coOrsd Cashmere
Single and Double breasted black Cashmere Vests
white Msr:slIs. and But Cashmere Vests.
Very rich Satin and Tnsel Ball ves.u.
PANTALOONs:
a
6"GSn c ss s and ssy c1orsd panaoOn
English spotted Doeskin Cashmere Psntaloons
S ss TTssa a s wed TsIssa Fsatsloon.
Riding Cord, French and English Cottonade Pantaloons
FURNISHING GOODS.
Witt ,9ion n Shirts With L'n.n Bosoms aud Collars
Fancy Bingham Calico Shirt.
ASTORIA USDERsHiRTs, MADE OF FUR, new and 5eaulol
Men, Me- 1S''sPs amer Winter VII ter sgd M,nO WsPPers
Blue white flannel shT;. and 6raWcI an
sinen w.te Cotton and L,e thread Under Drawer
Brown, white, white thread Linen striped Hall Hose
10 We have received particularly rich of
Fancy SIN i aud AID Satin Cravats black Silk do.
@ ana h aH Ha Silk feet
L in SYKES s, and quality colored Silk Gloves.
Cotton, Merno ali Wool and Cashmere Drawers and In.
Boys CLOTHING,
HAST BIacs and and c sTotsd P69s s and pOsas
Tweed Blanket secs and oalstos ''@''''
Black and colored SILK aud Cashmere Vests.
Chdrens Sacs aud Boys Toga Overcoa,s
french ac and iG EaFsh e cosa"sae Pants.
CHILDREN's CLOTHING.
Placs s amd e9orsd Gloh jacSsts AMI Ronavais
Black aud coored Cashmere pantaloons
10" ONE PRICE and No DEVIATION.
ALFRED MUNROE ~ CO.
tsso MThs2tp; T,w,F,sdp &wG "a Magazine street
FIFTY DOLLARS REWARD-Strayed or
ri Pai * asss
Ten dollars will be given for his recovery and any reasonable
expenses paid stolen fifty dollars will he given for con
victlon of the thief, by HUGH MCNEIL,
ST. James street. between Religious
fei7 lwlps and st. John the Baptist streets.
CARPET WAREHOUSE, 80 Charities street.
we are u g9psant receipt of now patterns OF the fol-
Administer, Velvet and Brussels Tapestry;
3ply, Brussels Inprans, Venetians;
Figured Baize and Linen Crumb Cloths Window Shades
Hair Cloth, Stair Rods, Table and Piano Covers; Mat
tings;
Floor Oil Cloth from to "a feet wide new patterns ETC.
All Of which we offer at the lowest market prices
fell If Ip A. BRDUSSEAU Il co
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Tbs bookstors. in honor Of Jenny Lind's friends are
dTesd oat with all the splendov Of the holydays Steel
Whss MsEsan. and Ball. all doing their prsitiest We
refer TO thar Establishments
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-02-17

The second race, dash Of three miles, was won
by Ra6e beating Mil1seoad, Tom Walker and
Wagner COLT in 542,
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CASH BOXES. CASH BOXES.

ny lust eived at
NEW ORLEANS STATlONERS' WAREHOUSE
large assortment Of CASH BOXES inpr we'd
plan, being perfectly
the ounngooIn. They various sizes and styles with
and improved lock. For sale ty
felt ct 2dp 1tW j. B. STEEL, ID Camn s,,aet
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-02-17
Lace Curtains.

EV The best assortment of APPLICATION. fAMB0uRD
and Floss WORKED Lace Curtains, at
Remarkably Low Prices,
Gan be found at SIMPSONS,
fell lot kn GAnAI srprrr
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-02-17

u. b. PettaRoo's b. m. GARNER III lbs. ......3
A. Sing5.tanl z & Cagssi. Mi.oc. los lbs......4 I
NJ. Hanspn's Oh a. RcsalH. l6s lb...........2 DR.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-02-17

FASHIONABLE CLOTHING :::: The
SUBSCRIBERS have received large and complete stock Fall
and Winter Fashionable Clothing and FURNISHING GOODS
comprising article in the way sesn
NORRIS & WAY, ~ Camp street,
inf
The Nevada journal., 1851-12-18
GIRDLIyG THE GLOBE.

A writer ia the London Mech
Magazine talks of a magnetic
graph around the world as amor
probabilities. His remarks are
pos Of the attempt to thread the
mel between Dover and Calais,|
submerged rope of wire. lie sd
electric telegraph to Calais is !
thing which will stop there. II
telegraph to Vienna, to Moscol
Constantinople, to Ispahan, to
to Calcutta--to the remotest boz
in short, of Europe and Asia. 4
years ago, people laughed when
Palmerston predicted, at the 81
ampton meeting of the British !
citation, that a time might come
the minister of the day being ask
Parliament, whether u war had
ken out in India, would reply, 4
an instant, till | telegraph the G|
nor-General, and / will tell you
What was thought but a good joI
1913, is now, in 1851, in the Cd
of being actually accomplished,
ere few years more, is likely to|
its place among the sober realiti|
the age. Nor to the Old World d
need our views of the ultimate
gress of electro-telegraphy be conf
for, since the English Channel
been crossed, the crossing of the
must follow, as but q matter Of col|
and, Ireland once reached, there
but couple Of thousand miles oil
ter or so between the Old World
the New.
The Old and New World 4
thus united, we should then see|
dream of the poet even more thai
allied -" the earth girdled n
about not in "forty minutes
in q thousandth part of the TIM
single beat of the clock. What WI
all other triumphs Of human geniq
10 dis? Time and distance utt
annihilated throughout the bound
the planet which we inhabit. n
unph only to be transcended "
the planets shall themselves begi
telegraph one to another-which is
of The very few things which, in
aye Of art miracles, one would
mre, without hesitation, to say
netcr happen
The Nevada journal., 1851-12-18

heucst Of the battle-feid, or means OF
defence and we might add Of the con-
uol over our own treasures, when gain
ed. by the American Lock il the tri>
nj gives as the precedence IN intelli-
gQHae, as our course proves, what could
ask More but an increase in ciyt"e!
And AN this hath God wrought in
seventy six years . II her childhood
ba his whot, with Gods help, shall
der manhood All praise to God.
ho shalIspeak again ? America?
hall decry a triumph so beauti-
Who Shall spot a fabric so fair,
down because a single spot
a tbat was placed upon the
necs. while yet in infan-
oHu mother Z He that
her let him die the
The Nevada journal., 1851-12-18

ffaaa Ei'gaeHc.-The Clid
Democrat says that the Yankee 4
cIer who saw tho live Hoosier
saiu written 10 his mother, telling
his experience as follows:
Western people are death on
qBette You cant tell a man h
that hc lies, without lighting. a 4
days ago, a man was telling two of |
neighbors in my hearing a pretty lar
story.
Says /, stranger, that's wlia
per-"
Says he, "Lay there, stranger"
lind in the twinkling Of an eye
found myself i'll the ditch, a rGrl,
quadruped.
Upon another occasion, says | to
man | never saw before, rs II wom
passed;
"TIat isn't a specimen Of 20
Westcrn women, is III"
Says he, ''you are afraid of fev
and ague, stranger, Amt you =
Every much" says /.
"Jtell," replied he, '1hat lady is i
wife, and if you don't apologize in /,
minutes, by the honor of a gcntlcma
! swear that these two pistols" viii
he held cooked in his hands, Ssh
cure you Of that disorder, entirely.
don't fear, stranger J"
So knelt down, and politely ap'
oeized. l admire this Western cou
try much but darn me if I can sta
SO much etiquette it always takes
unawares.
The Nevada journal., 1851-12-18
San Francisco Adyerment..
V0NES H0rEL.-Corncr sansoma

ZONES HOTEL.-Coruer Sansome aud
~ California streets san Francisco lhr
proprietor ol tho above Hotel boss to inform
his friends and the public generally, tuoagh
out he state, that he has iusi completed in tHe
very best mUnw extensive additions aad ren-
oga02u the sama, aud now prepared ~
accommodate thUm Zee mose superior st5 .e
than .0morir,
Yha tlota fronts an N5u7ouf s'toai is. tesa
Iho Ladies' Pargr IS By 5J elegantly d.td
up 6tn every egard 5om n ean
eaee. iaa Dining Room J tae
es,and MOST fo0uE b tae att. tha aaaa.uE
a1ntun r91m furnished Hatr
m 9e a9sa WtG altaun Io
t1a uEurr. aGe lh. aru. tss
aav dats m
The Nevada journal., 1851-12-18

Those two celebrated divines and
scholars, Drs South and Sherlock, were
once disputing on some religious sub
iects; the latter accused the former Of
using his wit in the controversy,
.Well," said South, "'spose it had
pleased God to give yom wit, what
would you have done 7"
The Nevada journal., 1851-12-18

@ u po.l Vi a nation aud 1
aoa1ht would "buna mm 81 au ans
cbor. a little. a tic sailors say All
at oace / looked carefully about me.
turned nay head every way, and then
looked enquilingly at the guide.
"What are you looking for, sir, may
/ enquire Y said he we've got tro
phies from all nations" and he pointed
TO a number of interesting specimens
with their mouths gaping open ike
hungry bulldogs
"lTaye you, indccd?' said !, cares
lessly, 81 wasn't looking for French
trophies nor Spanish"
"Per1laps it's the Chincse?" inter
rupted he.
''No, nor the Chinese" said !, "but.
! see you have got SO much stuff lying
about here, where's all that that was
captured from the 1mericmaS, eh Z"
"Ah:" grunted he, looking amazing
ly blank, "the Americans-yes, the
Americans-from the Americans, you
mean?"
"Tes," replied i, still looking, 81
don't see any from the United States
where is it ALL want to see it 7"
ooh, yes ! that taken in America
/ see--yes."
Exactly" repeated ], 81 heard you
took a good deal at Bunker Hill and
Bennington, and Trenton, and those
places"
$50 we did" said he, quickly, "but
it was such old stiff that we didn't
care about bringing it home !"
Just then sudden thought struck
him; his eyes rolled up, a little blood
flew to his cheeks, and he evidently
"smoked." Hctook the cue and back
ed down. When the company were
going out, he leaned over and whis-
pered in my ear that was Yankee
''I'm nothing else, sir" said |, "and
as for that old stnGyou took at York
town and several other places | might
mention, III tell them to send ii 10 yoat
ac]ten / get home"
The Nevada journal., 1851-12-18
Bank Exchange.

YTNUE Undersigned ha. taken t''s well-
i spovu and popular establishments sib-
atc5 on MONTGOMERY street. opposite bur
eoyua 81 Co.'s hauk where he @l!i be pleased
at alI times t0 serve the public lhe choices :
liquor. which tho market edords can be had
at all times
Free lunch every day at / O'Clock
b9lm T. D. KfLDUFF
The Nevada journal., 1851-12-18
oa rmnsuro seserusemana

NtANFRtNeI- A0EE.N oaTa.
f4 ia5e a..
..r...l. aua Ha.aatl3
aa aHlIru
t#ln. ru Ha aa
The Nevada journal., 1851-12-18

4 wag in New York who was asked
to buy the Bank Note Detector, yes
terday, said he would purchase it il il
would detect bank note in his pocket.
The Nevada journal., 1851-12-18

n Yankee Parson who was II,
over promptly paid by his parishion
ers, on entering the church one sal
bath morning, met one Of the mos
wealthy of his flock, and asked til
loan of dollar.
"Certainly," said the man, at tn
same time handing over the coin.
Dominic put it into his pocket, an
preached his sermon in most capits
style, and on coming down, hande
the identical dollar to the man fioI
whom he borrowed it.
"Why," exclaimed the lender, ''yo
have not used the money at all"
"H has been of great service to M
nevertheless replied the Parson: .
always preach so much better wit
money in my pocket"
The hint was taken, and the balant
of his salary was got together the 70
lowing afternoon.
The Nevada journal., 1851-12-18
.FT-gErilae A (3iIhcrt. Oh lI0u-

Il AEE4~-EEa51@g &g Gilbert. OIL Han'
II i us0upu Pine street hatwoan sansome
sad Battery hafe ~ band and are constant
III manuGam6uy pure bicached sterm i}u,
well recommended lor machinery bleaehed
polar Oil, aud Winter strained Lard on m
package to sat purchasers, and the quality
guarsntied o
On Hand--30Ql gallons pure sperm gu,
$4,000 gallon, Polar oil 5000 gals Lard
oil, 1000 gals winter strmned Polar on.
Sc I'm San Francisco
The Nevada journal., 1851-12-18
Jacks aud Woodruff

h
Ue.an
The Nevada journal., 1851-12-18

The city of Pekin has been conecte
by a side line with the Chicago an
St. Louis telegraph line.--W paper.
For the benefit of his English rea
ders the Boston Post says that it ma
be stated that the above is not the cit
of Pekin in China.
The Nevada journal., 1851-12-18
san Francl4co AdrertIscncnts
Sutter Iron Works,
Rinc0n T0Inf, Sun Francisco.

TNTHTVT 7 UTIT- -"TT TTUT-TT7UT-
GTEAM ENGINES and boilers, macbiu-
- cry for crushing ani pulverzing quartz
rock castings ia iron and brass, wrought
IRON work water whec castings and all
Kinds Of machinery made 20 order
Being largely engaged in manufacturing
quartz rock machinery and having an eN
pnsyo assortment of patterns on hand are
prepared 20 receive and eHecnta orders @.h
dispatch
Parties wishing further Information q 70
contract for machinery ty address ing Geo.
Is biaFg SaparH-cu3ant as above or
JAS Blair Esq. Agent Saa iraQ..s.a viii
De promptly attended 10
Aug 34am
...tr. ua.-gr snrs neN-.n.
The Nevada journal., 1851-12-18
Crescent House,
For Sale

~UNDELI. & ANTHONY'S AusrRAI.fAE
~ LISE.-For sydney direct. ~ fo succeed
-ho Jessie Byne. The splendid, fast sailina
clipper barque LALLA R00KH, dA0 tpns
register, Capt w II Haynes, viii positively
sail on OF about the 25th Nov She carries q
experienced surgeon and the passengers VIII
he provided for on the most liberal scale
FOR freight, which viii be taken at the lowest
rates. or passage, she having superior accom-
,nodations for comfort and convenience, apply
"a the captain on board, Long wharf, q 70
CUNDELL & ANTHONY, ship Z Agts
Long wharf, over Steamboat Hotel,
OR TO HORT BROTHERS,
co.a California street.
The Nevada journal., 1851-12-18
n. g. ca. Brother and %.

Y. v OIV = IT WIZ '''1N'
Wholesale Groccrs and Commission Mer-
chants, Pacifcst Wharf. San Francisco
TTAVE in store, and Keep constantly on
/ L band by fresh arrivals, a general assort-
mcnt Of groceries, liquors, tobacco, cigars,
etc. to which they respectfully invite the at
tcntiou Of country dealers
fc,- Orders attended to with promptitude
and fidelity
San Francisco, Oct o. 1851, 5s.3m
The Nevada journal., 1851-12-18

NF Nh. +. II T. supseka. ,ats Y ie'lA.ia - M
Hermann, would cAlt = w ,,s "a, I'M.
containing hses 49, s. lm
The Nevada journal., 1851-12-18
+. ARGENTI and Co.
Joseph Genella,

I'm Montgomery street, near Jackson, has
q uist moved into his new hre-proof store,
ana onened tho largest assoftment Of Crocke-
III Cilass and Hollow ware, Cutlery Looking
G,lasaes chandeliers, etc, that can be found
N, ,he shores OF the Pacific; and he pledges
hjmseIf 70 sell goods Of the best qualify at The
most reasonable rates.
Particular attention paid to selecting wares
forhotels. oV-Im
The Nevada journal., 1851-12-18
From the Roston Zion IS Herald.
AMERICA IN A RACE WITH THE WORLD
EE REV. a. F cos

AMERICA IN A RACE WITH TIE W0BLn
ERrv. g n ooS
America is now sevntgs.E years
of age During tli hel perlo3 BE-
has endured a natural 8ahaes 81
Two war w.lh .ae MOST peHta
SION ot lhe 3lU adoaa a
was Obliged 90 deaf Nh n
.7r h-roau aaaQuaI
rg ao WHOM a
aer4 a
Surrounded
Ffo
tuua H.
Iaar al suoe d Ae
jlastria iair Of de World III
Loadu Az tJi place ,he nations
have come together 10 be trieud.--to
e h5w eacb has Jared since the child
America lel The lap Of England. And
To rive interest 70 the occasion, they
have agreed no test each the others
skill strength wealth. beauty even.
Az the first, when the nations did look
upon us. Ne did seelp t04seemiB They
were ar@yed in scarlet we in wool
and cotton They had diamonds we
machine TO make candles Their
machines were exquisitely wrought;
ours lacked the polish They had
beautiful designs, paintings, sculpture;
we had a plough
But how does the race come out
As no human mind could have antici-
pated. The trial gives America the
command Of all he grem interests 81
life. 1t gives her command of tie sea.
Her yacbt, the America, out-distances,
/ in sailing, all nations in the world. 1t
gives America command Of the earth.
| Her plough turns the best furrow, and
thereby draws from the earth the most
| fruitfulness with the least labor. The
/ trial gives to America the command OF
the hdrrea world. Her grain reaper,
though unpublished, controls the har-
vest fields as does none other, and is
among those implements which takes
the prize Of the GREAT MEDAL OF THE
WORLD. 1t gives America command
| of the battlefield CoLT's REVOLVER
out generals ali other experiments, and
will put into the hands Of the inventor
a half million Of dollars.
| The trial has also given us prece-
dence in providing for misfortune-
One of our Springfield citizens has
presented at the fair an ARTIFICIAL
LG for the unfortunate, that so far
exceeds all others, that in walking one
can scarcely distinguish the natural
from the artificial.
What more could be asked for A.
merica? The Grain Reaper is worth
more to the world than the Koh-i-noar
diamond, or ten thousand Of them.
G. q Tho DIo,t<yb en- L even the
The Nevada journal., 1851-12-18
oct22m LonL
TsHOICE WsR
" TORS.--Bran,il

Proprietors, Rastean Cht
can gin, Holland, Schc
can whiskey, hish, Scot
Monongahcla; cherry bran
kegs rum, Jamaica and New
sherry, Madeira and ciaret,
glass; champagne, 100 basket a
Heidseick; 0sborn's old Queen
es; whiskey and brandy, in Ca
chino, absynthe, annisette and cata
For sale by BOWMAN .
Pacific street wharf, between "a
4g.1m and Prou4
The Nevada journal., 1851-12-18

i4ns t
DOM
aeaal 1
tGH
tarea t
l H-o
aFfENS 81 CN. ma
noa adr Cor a.a--
ha n.t
u nesh t9ag beer "a
aHa #Iar Q13iiy
w en
eaF alg
llt GtNa ctet IH i"'
The Nevada journal., 1851-12-18
eflSBEE,
el.s 10 the Detroit
9r story:

tells ia the Detroit
ay story:
he'd places |
Tower, the great
yn and sew
invited TO
IA they did
augh sup
betore they
alls called
ons of the
sister Ma
who tum-
a Malm-
bucket
DHke was
be con
very
d G,h a
rious
and our
a little
ed every
to At
and 9rd-
enemies Of
guide,
.e hos.ish-
I as
.lis
6oy
H j from
aal
~ oa
me-
The Nevada journal., 1851-12-18
THE JOURNAL
puBLIsnEp EVERY THURSDAY
AND SATURDAY BN
SARGENT a. ALHAN.
TERMS

Once ON uroal street. opposite 'he Placer
The Nevada journal., 1851-12-18

N
mcnts,
all pari
point Of
regards NJ
have 40 cq
The undeg
this method q
mines and ris
who intend visit
winter that the 4
shcm dprIy to
oct22m Lon
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The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1851-09-30

"a, :,
I''u:s. " : S,'''il s'''h oc'o" our h'g''
"'S'N,H II W. nl'G ''o' INC courage:
a.'o '"c 'o''itN"c' 20 meet AL inc
N'o!Sa'''"'' q i contest winch
Involves o"r hopcs' our happiness,
o"I cA!s'eIrH'
'!'''3 '"G a"i"ii OF last year,
Oo''' IN Fccc''cS ana conversations, |
,'?r"rC"'y cN!,:cSsc' INC oplnion,
I''' !, . ""' ono '1t''c should sccedc:
s"c "e''t'" government would
"''e''H' % e'''o'cc 'he 'a"s OF
I'''s'cSs ,''" c'c!te her INTO obc-
"''''''' | rave since seen nothing to
'""':5S' no' ,, iH"cn /" confirm nn that
r',''o'', ' H. - s''' l'o',,ee G' congress
~ n.:I '.:'I". ''."S' O"' VIC ou'y Oh .nc
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than tins Union or any Union. And
when the enormous evils Of which
we complain, and Which ! have spc.
cited, can be rcdrcsscd bv the scccs.
sion Of South Carolina alone. I am
without hesitation, and instantly, in
favor OF it, whatever other States
ma| 90, and whatever consequences
may follow.
l.ct rs then, sec if our complaints
or any Of them, would be removed
or rcdrcsscd by the secession Of
south Carolina alone the other
S.nleholdlng States remaining in The
Union. Would the prospect Of re,
covering fugitive Saves be better:
1hcy may Mow hr, aud now arc re.
covered, sNn.na,i!y and certainly.
when they arc found in fifteen States.
l he difficulty Of rcclaiminc them
!" Georgia, Or any otlcr &layohol&inr
state, is 10 greater than in the diic.
rent districts cr our cwn state
i.acn Of, these S;a.cs Affords 10 us all
Tie facilities that arc cnioycl hy its
own c:.,@c"s They are approwiatc
and ample. Ncr only co.ullaint is,
tiat the non slavcholling states no.
only refuse to a;l Us, but actually
".surtt Us in our es.cayors to re-
clam Cur lrorcgty, when accidcM.
OF Crl,rr ,.lr.ns ;, ,,;,l: A.