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a6 CoRNHILL, LONDON, AND II WALL
STREET, NEW YORK. ~
CAPITAL, G500, 900 sterling, or $2,5O0,00O
ROYAL assent, 9th July, 1888 ga Savings Bank
for the Widow and the Orphan" T. LAME Muir
ray, George street, Hanover Square, ChairmanoJ
The Court of Directors, London
UNITED STATES BOARD OF LOCAL DIREoToRs.
NEW YoKK.-C. Edward Habicht, Chairman /;
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Samuel S. Rowland, Samuel nj, Fox, w lliiam Van
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~ The North Carolina 6tsxdsrd speaking
Of the sophistical quibhhngs Of the National
Intelligence, says:
The National lntsIiigencer says: The vio-
lent secession Of State from the Union, ~ il
cannot be effected without Isvying war against
tho United States, IL treason, and nothing lessL !"
The Inteligencer is the orgsn Of the Fedsralists
in this country, and 1t answers, on this side the
Atlantic, to the London Times on the other
The Intelligencer, and those who follow its
teachings, are for unconditional submission to
tho Federal Government, no matter what that
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States, that paper would still lsud our sglor-
GUS" Union, and denounce the doctrine Of State
sovereignty.
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Well Put.
The Memphis Appeal says

The memphis Appear says'
"There are no disunonists in the North
So says the Boston Atlas, an advocate of the
Wilmot Proviso and the repeal of the Fugitive
slave law We believe the Atlas. We believe
the North would yield the South every consti-
tutional right she possesses, rather than dissolve
the Union. Eut we have submssionists at the
South who are willing to abide by the DEGREES
Of Congress, passed with the sanction of ma
jority, and who are either too timid or too des-
tituts of patriotism, to make demand of our
rights. Such ns these have paralyzed the arm
OF the South, and are willing to acquiesce in any
law Congress may pass, unless, forsooth, a mi
nority should be able to repeal it! This is as
far ms they will 90.
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The editor Of the Worcester (Mass.) Spy, an
old Quaker, nearly seventy years of nge, dnres
the President of the United States to attempt
to execute the Fugitive slave law in Massachu-
setts by force. We hope that the ferocious
spirit OF the Quaker Of the Washington South
ern Press has not been caught by all the Qua
kers in the country. Mobile Advertiser.
Don't be alarmed. The great body Of the
Quakers in the country are as submissive ~ the
friends Of the Compromise in the South.