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I'm PURSUANCE of an order Of the

su,rorate the County " New Yort ecees .srsgy
ryen all persons having clam, asssc B.ssr de-
ANDERSON. late Of the City o. hss tisreoft No ths
sS5scnber At No 700 IA, y Jsss
on We" Is,,ed Nsw-Yyk the I'D day Of JAY h,i.
"y ss isvsmFs NATHAN RAYNOR, AdmisastIt0.
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NOTICE is hereby given to all creditors
| Y having claim. against tHARLE rs A. WILLIAM IN,
SON deceased formerly Of Geneva, Ontano Souay, va.
thereof 10 the subscriber At his Office IN the snase
Geneva the County Of OItaro on o. before t"o s"a
dav Of February nsxt-Dated Geneva, 18Th july 1901
mi JAMES IL WOODo, bA0No'''s
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CAMDEN and AMBOY RAILROAD.
" Morning line leaving Pier No North River foot Of
Battery place daily, (SuRdays eIcepted) at AM per
steamboat John Potter Afternoon line leaves at m
ftom same place Emigrani line leaves at . M
L. oAioS' hb'A''
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IN PURSUANCE Of an order Of the Sur
II roeat@ of the County of New-York. notics hoss4
rysa 10 all persons having claims against EVl ThOMAs
late Of the City Of NewYor merchant deceasod pre-
.-o the same with vouchers thereof 20 the subscnsen
The ofce u Robert Gof Ne Broad street m The CV
Of New-Yors before the thirteenth day % January
40 AZ dated New York the ninth day Of July, is,i
ROBERT II. GDyF, Administrator
NIL IawsmFs ELIZABETH THOMAS, Asynistr'nh'
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DlANO-FORTES and MELODEONS

\ FOR SALE.-Persons about purchasing Pianos o.
4elodscns, are invited to call at BENNETT co.
WAsosa i32 ruon-ss second hoor least aide Of BROAD
why) whore they will Gud assortment o the modern style
drosewocd Piano Fortes and Mslodeoas, Every astru
nsn warranted and when doubts are cypress
~ - 70 the quxly the payment BE- withheld until
snsA doubts ed Old Pianos received par.
neat fer New and second hand Pianos TO let
n 2sU
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SUPREME COURT.-In the matter of
Sths application Of the Mayor Aldermen and CswmSn,
ally VI the City Of NewYork relative TO the OrENlNc
term NATION at Ganssvoorts 20 18th 81 IN he ixth wAa
said City Notice hereby gwen thai the costs ana
mater will be taxed by the Hon. John W Edmosds Or
in case of his absence BY one Of the ohea o. sSs
cry Hall Of the City Of New York on Saturday the t
Of November, 1857 at O'Clock IN the forenoos-D"es
New York, November 3, 1851.
SANFORD L. MAcOMBER,) .-
JOSEPH SOUPHWORTH, COMMISSIONER
HENRY J ALLEN,
HENRY F. DAVIES, Attorney and Counsel NJ tna
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SUPREME COURT-City and Count

- az NsvYork-J,hn p. Besux. John J. A. Bcaur,
John p +. Beaus; and John Beau ssanss ssofFs
The DEEEEDANTS above named You are hereby
summoned and required to answer the comnaw M, y
of the CITY and County of NewYork at the City HAL
in raid City. and to serve copysf your answ" snn
dysd and an Broaiway said CITY Of New York, within
twenty days the service II thus summons on yea es-
swer the szid within the time AFORESAID the
plaintiffs in this action will take judgment against yos for
he ann of nine hundred dollars with interest FROM tine
sAcoad day Of June thousand eight hundred and nf
o,e besides the costs OF this actonDated New York,
June Q. 1851. h GOODMAN, Pianlius hueSney
The complaint in this action ell IN the sad Clerks
Office Of she aboce Court, October g. 1871 OIL lswo~F
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NEW YORK SUPREME COURT

v City and County Of New York james > Dave
George Raymond and JOSIAH Greeawood sum
mons TO the DEFENDANTS above named You are
hereby and required 70 answer the compliant
m this action which will bs fled IN the Office OF ths Clerk
the CITY Of New York and 10 copy OF your answer
to the said complaint the subscriber at as once 10
twenty DAYS after the service Of this summons On yoa eh
elusive Of the day Of such and you fzii ans
s, 10 the sald omplant whn the time Aforesaid the
palar in this action Will apply 20 the Court iof ths re-
lief de malcsd in The complaint Dated sIay j0h 1911
" GOODMAN, Plaintiffs Attorney,
The complaint in this action was filed IN the sad cers
Office Of the above Court, October 18th so OIL iA"eSf
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CENTRAL RAILROAD Of NEW
" JERsEY-WINTER ARRANGEMENTS-Leave
New. York at A M and u p. foot of Caurtandts
al IL A. NJ (freight) and 10 p. M. Pier No North
Rver-or FlIzateth Elzabehtown Westhed Scotch
Plans Plainfed. BoundbIook, Somerule, Ran'an Whre
House, Eastol, &c. nj u
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SuPREME COnRT-

1 City and County Of New-Ynrk.-Ths wa,,rtow,
Mannfarturng Goa PAW nst George 8 Rayma,l ana
Joseph .GTeen o--SummoBS - Chn- MT Ser f-ra the
DEFENDANTS shove named Nog are hereby sun naa.
cd and required 70 the compliant m this action
which viii be hled the Office a. the Clerk ot he City and
County Of New York at The CRY Hall said CITY. and TO
cOpy yOur - the sad compliant on the
suhscnhsr AZ his Office No. hundred AMI six Broad
Nay IN sad City OF NewYcTk within twenty days -nsr
the Of this etcisye 81 The day OF
such and you ful answer the SAID compliant
within the time aforesaid the plaintiffs IN this action vii
APPLY the Cont for the rehef dem ined IN the com
plant Dated NAV 80, 1851 X GOODMAN,
Plaintiffs Attorney.
The con plant tn 6led the said CLERKS
Office Of the above Court October 18th 1851 e3 iawewf
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DACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COM

DACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COM
IL PANY.-CHANGE OF SAILING pAY.Oniy
Through Line for { ALIFORNIA and OREGON via CHA
Ores Fare reduced. On MONDAY. 10th November at
JPN The splendid steamship EMPIRE CITY 1000 tuns
burden, J. Tanner, Commander will sail on MONDAY,
Nov TO- at precisely O'Clock NJ from the pier AZ ioo OF
WarrsnN N X with the Government Mails ff Chasres
Chasres passengers transferred at Havaan to the ~es
ship pitt ADELPHIA. Passengers leaving IN the Eh.
PlRH CITY Will connect with the United States Mail
steamship TENNESSEE, to sail without delay Tor San
Francisco ARRIVAL Of the and mail at
vansr-~ North River OBS tNie
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~ C.. and G.. LINE The new and elegant
W Steamer BUCKEYE STATE, Capt c. c: STAN
ARD leaves Buffalo every MONDAY, WEDNESDAY
ana FRIDAY EVENINGS on the arrival Of the Express
Train from Albany Through from Buffalo to Cincinnati IN
% hours Tickets procured board of either ethe
Peoples Line of Steamers and the Rip Van Wrinkle. Fare
from Buffalo Cincinnati $40 Meats and Berths included
,m A. CABLE Agent,
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NTOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, ac-

certng 10 law TO all persons having claims asAne
ENOCH NJ MEAD. late Of the city Of Brooklyn deceased
.rs thereof 10 the subscriber Robert Hoe at NO u sSso
street IN the city o New YORK. on or before the h' my
December next Dated May I'D 1911
D' ROBERT HOE, Admir-
,vas iavsmPs HARVEY MEAD.
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IN PURSUANCE of an order Of the
Surrogate Of the County sf New-Yofk. notice hs,eor
even 10 ali persons having CLAIMS against ADAM WALL
ER late Of the city New 70 pe
sent the with vouchers thxeof W the snoscncS =
H. .tofx No 333 Grand the city Of Ne~
on or before Thirteenth day Of January nsu-Dasa'
Rew-York. the 10th DAP Of July 1901 UT, r,..,,ox
Iyll la~6mFs ADAM WhLhhn' LA''
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Cream Steamers, &r.
1THE NETWORK and LIVERPOOL
u UNITED HATES MAIL eTHAM kh6--TAe Oh Pc

Il UNITED STATES MAIL STEAMERS sh Pc
prrsing this hEe are the -
ARCTIC Cset ipcs BALTIC. Cays. C0mstscs.
ADRIATIC Oape. Grafton.
These xbys have been built BY contract s1pressJ ieI
eonstroeon as aeo uen Engnes, 70 insure strength
and speed then accommodations for passengers are
for eeeance or PTice passage from
EewYub to Liverpool $50; exclusive use uf extra rls
rate rooms $325 from Liverpool TO New York c33 An
exporter ead achod 20 each ship Ne Ders
be secaTcd until pad for
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NOR LIVERPOOL.-United States
Il Mail Steamship PACIFIC, Captain Ezra Nye.-
This steamer will depart with the u Mails for Europe
positively On SATURDAY. Nov. g. at IL o'clock M, from
her berth the fsot Of Canals No berth secured MI
paid for For freight o. passage having unequalsd accom-
lpodatlons for elegance and comfort, apply to
EDWARD X. COLLINS CO.. No. Sc wsl-st.
The steamship BALTIC viii succeed the PACIFIC and
sajl Nov. a. oTtf
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u PAEY - CHANGE Of SAILING DAY - Only
Through Line for SAN FRANCISCO, via ChAGRhsS
direct. Fare Reduced. TUESDAY, Nov ii, at : oeleA
sQuaed IN her accommodations and speed. 5000 t9ns
rindlay schenck, U n. commander viii SAL on ~ S
DAY Nov H. at o'clock precisely. from her pier at
the foot of Warren st. North RIVER with the Government
Mails direct for CHAGRDS CONNECTING wh ms tavorte
s. Mail steamship TENNESSEE, 10 sail without any
delay for San Francisco arrival Of the passengers and
mails st Panama -
For passags OF freight apply the Office No 1T West
foot al W nUep-st Nor h River osS tNovi
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DIANO- FORTES. Persons about puG.
chasing Pianos will And il TO their sdvanta.s 10 call -
eaa Co.'S nfznufsctoy, ls F1ltoa st west OF Broad.
wall general assortment. Of msAogahy and rosewood
Hanos constantly on hand which will be sold low for cash
approved paper Dealers supplied ON kbsrsl terms
Gtr r GLENN co. is< Futon-s,
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NOR CHARLESTON.-The favorite
l. and fast steamship SOUTHERNER. Capt. ychn
Dickinson will leave pier No. L. North River On SATU h
DAY, sth Of November at o'clock p III precisely;
For freight apply beard, where all bills Of ladinE
VIII be signed, and for passage at the ohice 81
M SPOFFORD, TILSrON CO, No. IS South 81
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NOR LIVERPO L-DRAMAT1C
IL IINE-PACKET OF NOV. 26 The splendid and
favorite packet ship GARRICK, Capt X: Adams. will
sail as above her regular day For freight passage
having unrvaed accommodations apply board, at Pier
No "a, East River, or TO 80
SPOFFORD, TILESTON & co,
AL tN27 No. <e South-st.
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YVHE PENNSYLVANIA S + E A NJ
II SHIP CO. and LIVERPOOL PHILADELPHIA
erEAMSHlP CO., intend running their new SteAaships az
Ely OF PITTSBURGH ZOO. Capt ". C. stotssbury
CRY OF MANCHESTER 2ia5 Capt Robert Leitch.
CITY OF GLASGOW, 1910, Cap William Wylie.
CITY OF PHILADELPHIA, 2z22, Capt -.
FROM PHILADELPHIA
CITY OF GLASCOW-..--......... Thursday New. 6.
CITY OF MANCHESTER. Thursday. Dec.4.
CITY OF PITTSBURGH Thursday, Dec Is.
PROM LIVER DOL.
CITY OF MANCHESTER Wednesday, Nov. 5.
CITY OF PlTTSBURGH. Wednesday, Nov l9.
CITY OF GLASGOW Wednesday, Dec. 10.
CITY OF MANCHESTER Wednesday, Dee 81.
RATES OF PASSAGE.
PROM PHILADELPHIA FROM LIVERPOOL.
100 Dollars oaloen % Gunsa1
CABIN. so Dollars Cabin Guneax.
These rates include Provisions and Stewards Fee, but
rot Wines Liquors, which be had on board The
CABIN table and attendance viii be found
Unsurpassed.
Frst-cass steamships ply between Liverpool and Glsx
gow, Havre, Rotterdam, Leghofn, Marseles and other
Mediterranean ports by which goods be shipped 10
Liverpool and thence by this line TO Philadelphia direct
Goods intended for NewYsrk and other places <ll BE-
entered and forw ared by the Agent without charge and
and dispatch Those who wish TO bring then
friends from Liverpool engage for them by
these ships An experienced Surgeon win be carried
each ship Freight fine goods 6s Per prmags.
THOMAS RICHARDSON, ii Exchange place New Yorh
and WalnBt-st Philadelphia
RICHARDSON BROTHERS 4 CO. Liverpool.
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T.. DELAFTELD SMITH, }
GEORGE y. CLARK. Commissioners
FREDERICK L. VULTE,
HENRY L. DAVIES. Attorney and Counsel n5 tJN
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DROOKLYN FIRE INSURANCE
'Diano-fortes.

EIRST PREMIUM, GOLD MEDAL,
III awarded Ia JAMES II. GROVESTEEN by the
fORTE-Wsreroom Ne i22 Grand. street, three doors
East Of Broadway Mandatory Nos % and West Four
Sesnth street. near Sixth New York Piano fores
Tunsd and Repaired. Also Second hand Piano-Fortes
taKsn in exchange All orders thankfully received and
pvHetualy attsndedto to. Sill sm'
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Z &C. FISCHER, Gate NUNS d. FIs-
- CHER, Mandatory and Vareroom, 10 Greenwich
&C. corner Of Dow PIAN0-EORTES warranted. with
verse bridge and patent tube well calculated for ksepizs
b tune. fane-fotes tussd. repaired and exchanged
s9l sma
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I'LL 1 B BANNER.
Is I,tiaLIsil ED &
VEsEz ~ ESD IH0xsNHMss
~ ~ ny w Il FRA AlfsiE
ny y sy FRANCE
antasIaCEnass5s

Il lea " lars hi advance, Two Dollars
emu ltyscents at tile expiration of six
months, Df Three Dollars at the end of the
Syeai. .Ss.
paper discontinued until all arreara.
gesssa,e l,aid, unless at the option Of the
I PROM IGtor. $. n tss Is a
tlyertiseaents inserted Mt rs cts.
per squire, ia lines or less, ) for tie first
aud huff that sum for eacll subsequent
tiDaeftio n 's53; 81 q
Ehe number ofinsertions to be mark
cd on all tlqert rtisernents oo.s they will be
published until ordered to be discontinued,
ansl charged accordingly. 81
81 3te Dollar per square for single
#iilserti i1ii: lharterly and Monthly Adyerl-
stissi6 ents viii be charged tho same as a
sing sertioIL and seli,i-lnontlhS the
4 saills, as Iewyones.
ali q hit1ary Notices exceeding six
llsies,anti tsolni,i.i i.inications recommending
saiill dates for public Offices or tr,lst---or
putting Exhibitions, will be charged as
q sertisenIep ants. 81. /,
lses. SREDgaIcK Rusn, is a travelling
gentle this pnper, and $is authorized to
ssseiSef subscriptions and receipt for the
3 ssanle
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Tase Nynacan anuas,asa.

Our friends o { the Waschmnn seem TO think
that the Banner made considerable mistake
in its statement Of the 23rd We are FREQ to
confess that the opinion we expressed was the
deduction Of u Judgment confessing its weakness,
especially in such matters, and had ,hs Watck.
man expressed an opinion we would gladly
stand corrected. But circumstances rendered
Il necessary for us to express ourselves In ad.
vance Of our friends. VIC therefore hope that we
mny he pardoned for the cxptes,ion Of an opin.
ion, even though it should b. incorrect. IL will
give us pleasure upon all questions Of opini on
between ourselves and our friends tapon mat.
tcrs Of like importancc) 10 yield ready &C.
quiescense to the deduction Of superior jndg.
ments.
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sfiiEi,eli sas, u, fs i; 1, = 5, Z,
has Fayor;ts ss ss ,si;c,, oils s% ,ss y.
hsfcrs shn.vn W., ~. ~ N IN ~, NV ~ g.s'
capiinlation ~ Cal S.lssn,,.,s M w.
t,siica n - s.Y ~. un.s...s;
ths on y ~ I ~. ~ ss ,s.usseo
assf 4 IL ,hs Sf.,s ~ S;..,,i sss.s,:. ~, ~,
nm he octr;,,e - :, !, ,.s'
iis cIormi,v. b e,Jsasn,s =. q,
his auaitors t,e nrsa, @ - nj - esS ,'
curren, aci;en m ,,a ys,, =; ~. 1 ~. ~.
States. 40 Ia 30 c,,re . !. ;, s;n,a as
in our cor,l al ,nnye,,,cn, , = 'uSes1
s. After Col. Chesnn, i,aa IL, 81 -
marks, the follow;no resoJu,;ons : 1,sT:,,a5 ~,
Mr.. Wm. al. Shannon. wsro ,,,,s ami ! ;,,n n,,.i,
adopted: ::
&. Resoired That ,xb;Ie ,,,e, 90 Lo,,,. .,;,.
10 q full appreciatiop Of tho ,yronua and din II.
'jurles hcapctl rpon us bv an !, i,i,,ss gove,n.
Iaent, and are ready, - lend onr rca ions s;a
to the ,orerihrow of Fe,iersi s~.,, s,;,, Nh
we feel confident that the isolated seceasio,
ofslhe State Of South Carolina nnder ayis,
.ng circumstances. will he f1esirnc,;vs =,
the rights and interes,s which we raoa :,
ns iearers than life. .
Resotred, That Co.'s prea,on and t,bos
nut. have in glowing and eloauen, terms
given u,terance to sen,imen,s which find :
ready response in our hanr,s. and 1 ,ba, . as $
hereby pledge 10 them & our und;y;ded
support in TIE approachina election.
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Vsac SOsaspa CmrSiasslnEa.

The Cdrolinian as usual sets out with a
mistake. We assure il that we were not
"vcxed at the opinions entertained and
expressed by Mr.. pAuLDIsa. We conccde
to him, as to other men, the right TO the
full and perfect enjoymen! of his opinions
on all matters Of public concern. There
arc sentiments in his letter, which com.
mand our assent, but there are others in
which we are obliged to differ.
We do no, desire South Carolina to re.
ccda from her position; but there being
considerable difference Of opinion ns 10
what that position is, we object to the avi.
dity and zeal with which the Separate So.
ccssonists would seek out and bring for.
ward Northern Politicians as umpires be.
tween us.
II the secession party wanted Northern
names as authority for Separate Secession
the Carolinian itself will admit, that It can
find my number in tho ranks of tho Aboli.
,ionists. One would suppose that this fact
OF itself might be consideration sufficient.
ly strong TO temper the zeal of Separate
Secedcrs.
We never imagined that we were Of the
right metal to conver, the Caroiiiian from,
its way OF thinking. We only object to its
heipg the exponnder Of a doctrine which Il
either does not understand, or most strange
ly misstates.
II tho Caroliaian proves as anccessfnl
an expounder Of Separate Secession due.
trinc, we entertain little fenr that even tho
name Of the HIM. ], X. PAuLptaa can
keep il alive apili the iirs! Of January 1854,
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S. We ask our ifien,ls III read ills taaser
cafefully and afler having done So sye ysfis
ssfs tac beIief that they ,yiIl Jain us Il,
asyiiig that grca, Injustice has beosf dsas
Mn CAL,Iots. yyas 4 proud elAratip,,
sof hia. that he held back no pplisicaI opiiIr.
ion And yet The aiferelry and other Sc
;lpasats sscessio,, papers have been e1dcay-
sorirl 20 nake ii appear. tiiat De held slask
sis 9piaiea on ti,o grasest questio1 that has
ever been agilatsa. until the very iasl mo-
mpnt Of bis existence.
VINO can believe u I
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Az, ass, XII
isfea sllsaIl.s ss,e5a
sipnisis sSers Al lstc ssas
ipStbis placa ts ISsSs sS
and irritate 81
eeurs isi diiei con that ssisy iissl
District III d swing ssea s fo ;sE(,s
belief that e vas phi, III siss
to pull tiIa asls hereby li.ss
pubic mind al theiif VIII and p,eass # #
10 as FRED gpyesi,sacnt s.osss
|Sse suppose and sSpi,. asclita III
they t,asS foapss 81 slsSss
|tiie pcppls ave not p,ip,ppts ip bss
spon by my bana which il bold IS.
ittetnps 10 ss ay tl,esi. CEsag sisei ss
Pancity 81 their numb 6Dd co:ss
|slatioD III the s,f 8
sion ,siIl not Hsbnsit 10 free JSisc,isss 81,
The people are tiot psrnfitsss % lend
nceling. dness ssiit sost sIs lislss
Tho peos,tte not
contrib thetnl Are they moi iree l
acting for themselves nnd ssse tilcy riss iii:
be allowed 70 link for f q q ssnu,se lsesl Des
they s,yant agents 70 think fur iiis.ls iii tllss
suiic ,yay ,hat tlley en,p,ov fact,,,s ,, All
their cotlons ,rhc ifruth Il. t,,o ,sfs,s,iIs.
know more ti,an their t.pood ma &, tsIs.
aiiye them credit for. Tl,ey5 ts,,t,,v q
Eiral Committae Of lie Seeeasiiol. psrsy
holds its Head 4 anarlers a,
sends forth it's orders and sIiree .o.S a,,is
ex,,eci II erebx MOI onI Is f,sce ,,,..
son,toi ,he uubIic mind .p ooI6;o,, s;,;'s
,he ,oassns il Il, ,s ma
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5 Rer ,te sr.nier nannrr..

For ihc srtnter Banner, M S
Woufa Separate Sacessisn pgoSs d
E peaceal,Ie Remedy q? sowia Tasi xAs
3 bic Recession prove savsrabls 10 4
ssos,thezn ssanf saesacy .S
II is earnestly contenied BY tlir se-s,. B.
cession party ,hattha praciiaas issae
presented by the contemplated sseessiois
OF South Carolina iIoru the Uaips,
would atonce ARRAY her SISTER States
the South, along with hcf, under
same standard lint those States cosss;,s
never be 50 sccreant % ,lieir ossn eassas !
as % oppose her in The cserciss ns sa 8 1
nnauesiiopable right ,hnt nren lbs
denial Of aneh q right By the Gesesss.
meRt, . new sear.--a new grievance. 8.
would nt once agiiate Tho Saushesa
mind, and no, only would ,lsosan,ls 5
free spiIits from oikes States who now
counsel Immediate resistance by shs8
South, and as many more frain slles !.
ranks of,hoso @fo are willing to delay
resistance ios season, rush with afssls
iniheis hnnds 10 the suppor, hus. ti.o
party which fayors Southsrn action,
would rapidly swell inioga majority ii.
several aiher States, who would slsetss5
hasten % link their deslinics @i,l, ihss 81
South Carolina in short, that any asas5
temp. % eeefce her into obcsiisnec sa.
sthe lows of she Government aslss slip
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