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Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1851-12-25
JAS. A. SHIRLEY,
NOTARY PUBLIC--F ayette, MO.

WILL give particular attention to preparing
w Deeds of all kinds, Mortgages, Powers. of
Attorneys, Bills Of Sale, all kinds of Conveyancing
and leans, and taking and certifying relinquish-
ments of dover, taking depostions, taking and cer-
tifying afidavitsto administering oaths and affirm.
ing in all cases in which the same are authorized
by law, to having witnesses summoned, TO taking
and perpetuating testimony, sc.
Fayeite, Sept. IS, ls5l-3m
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MEDICAL NOTICE.

nRJ HAYS would respectfully inform the
~ citizens of the adjoining neighborhood that he
has permanently located himself at his Fathers
(BENJAMrN HAYs,) seven miles North East of
Glasgow, and two miles South West Of .Switzer's
Mill, and may be found at his Office at all times
when not professionally absent
DIR. HAYS will give his attention to the diseases
most prevalent in this country.
NAV 30 lS51-l3-tf.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1851-12-25

E5@A case before the recorder of one Of
the municipalities of New Orleans, IN which
anew reading was given to q political phrase.
The council for the plaintiff after long pre-
alnble, which the recorder interrupted, thus
states the complaint:
The dcfcndent, who stands before YOU,
havingno sense Of feeling, and forgetting
what was due to my client, actuaIly-ac-
tuolly crpeciora'ei Virginia abstraction ii.
ms ficc."
''ENpcctorated what;' said the Rccor-
der.
"A-a Tirgiaia a5stracuon," ," said the short
legged lawyer,
What's that?' said one. Whats that:'
said another. whats that?' said every
one in court.
And what is a Virginia Abstraction?''
said the Recorder, 'no one seems 10 know
what it is"
Why" said the short-leggcd counsellor,
IF l must speak out and if the court will
not otherwise understand me; it means, in
the case, the fluid produced by the salivary
glands upon that talent of the genus nicoti-
anna, yulgarly called tobacco-it means, to
be still palmer, Mr.. Recorder, that he spit
in my clients face"
The case was sent to the Criminal court.
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STOVES AND TENvvARE.
John r. Carson,

Ia, Respectfully announces to the public that
I'd he has on hand an extensive assortment Of
SE1N Stoves and Tin Ware all of which he will
dsrose of at low prices.
RSy Particular attention paid to gutterng.-
Ofders in the place or country, promptly attended
to.
C5"S Shop next door above Dunnica & Hutchin-
sons store.
Glasgow, June 26, 1851.
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&. III. HURCkHARTT.

ATTORNEY AT LAW, HUNTSVILLE, MO,
WILL practice law in the counties of Randolph
w Charlton, Howard, Boone, Monroe, Adar
and Schuyler All business entrusted to him will
receive his prompt attention.
Office in the second story above McCampbe &
Coates store. Oct 24-34.
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LIFE RAN CE,
DITAJ S1OO 0oO

]. W. WHITE, ROANOKE, MO-,
IJAVING been appointed Agent for the ''Union
Ill Mutual Insurance Company" of Boston, will
take risks on the Lives of white persons only, for
one year. or foE Lifetime, at the lowest rates of
Premium. A plan Of Insurance with the Directors
names can be seen, and pamphlets furnished gratis,
by application to the Agent at Roanoke.
September, 26, 1851.
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THOS. SHACKELFORD,

ATTORNEY AT LAW, GLASGOW, MO-,
WILL practice in the Courts of Howard, Sa-
w line, Cooper, Randolph and Charlton coun-
ties. ca" Office on first street.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1851-12-25

"MUsIc BELow."-A steamboat captain
between Buffalo and Chicago, finding it ne
cessary to lignten ship, threw over board
thirty Pianosl. What scrambling it must
have occasioned among the ''mermaids down
below!"
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1851-12-25
HANNA s. MATTHEW'S,
Cabinet Makers.

Water Street, Glasgow, No.
WILL make to order, in the neatest and most
w fashionable style, and from the best materi-
ais, all kinds of FURNITURE.
Particular attention paid TO making CoFFINs.
n55S Shop second door above Dunnica & Hutch
inson,s Store. April II, 1851.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1851-12-25

GAn Irishman writing from the West,
says pork is SO plenty, that every man you
meet is hog"
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1851-12-25

Pretty GocD.-An Irish travelling
merchant, alias peddler asked an tinerant
poulterer the price of a pair of fowls.
Six shillings, sir.
In my country, my darling, you migdt
buy them for siXpencea a pace.
why didn'tyou remain in your own dear
country, then?'
Case, we have no sixpences, my jewel,
said Pat.
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RoBT. 7. PREwITT, JNo. W. HEM
PREWETT s. HENRY,
J. W. HENRY

ATTORNEYS AT LAW, FAYETTE, MO-,
WILL attend TO all business entrusted TO them
w in Howard, and the counties adjoining
Particular attention paid 10 collecting.
G1S- Office in Crigler's Frame building two
doors above the Receivers Office.
November, 10, 1S49-y.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1851-12-25

Ef'Remember, John" said Pennsyl-
vana Shcrifto friend who had shaken him
rather roughly, "remcmber | don't care a
copper about it personally; but whoever
shakes me shalkes the commonwealth"
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1851-12-25
PHILIP RAIER.
Dealer i'm Family Groceries, Wines.
Liquors, Cigars, sc.

Water Street, Glasgow, Missouri.
II EEPS constantly on hand general assortment
IN of Goods in his line, TO which the attention
of the public is respectfully called
Aprtl 10, 1S5l.--s.
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IT E r M s.

TER MS
50 In Advance--S3 At the End Of the Year
ST. In Advance TO Clubs of 20.
Rates Of Advertising.
81 per square of u lines less, for the First In
serton, and Fifty Cents for subsequent ones.
Liberal deductions 10 Yearly Advertisers.
Authorized Agents.
V. B. PALMER, the American Newspaper
Agent, is the only authorized Agent for this paper
in Boston, New York and Philadelphia cities.
Fayettc--ANDREw J. HERNDoN.
Huntsve-W. r. SAMUEL, G. H. BURcKHART.
observation-disclosures G.. SHARP.
Linneus-CARLos BoARDMAN.
Contradictions III. GROVE.
Chillicothe-W. G. SAMUEL.
Milan-STEPHENs, HINES g. Co.
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[ HE TIMES.
BY CLARK H. GREEN.

PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY MORNING.
Office on Water Street, Up Stairs, merit door to the
GldSgOtC House.
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John e, CRAwLEY,

ATTORNEY AT LAW, GLASGOW, MO-,
WILL give prompt attention to all business
w entrusted TO him in the Courts Of Howard
and adjoining counties.
Office with Drs. Vaughan & Campbell.
Glasgow, June 10, 1s5l-tf.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1851-12-25

THE PRoMETHEUs FIRED INTO BY AN
EyGLIsu BRIG OF WAR.-Thc following i'm
portant correspondence, addressed by Capt.
Churchill to the New York papers, explains
the circumstances of the British brig OF war
Express firing into his American steamer,
at Grcytown, as mentioned by telegraph q
few days since:
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1851-12-25
Captain steamship Prometheus

L5@To see young man swapping kisses
with pretty girl, is termed an affecting
sight.
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SAN JUAN, Nov. II, 1851


GENTLEMEN : In order TO correct any
mis- statements that may be made of the cir
cumstances of the English brig Of war En-
press firing into the Promethcus, l beg Of you
to give the following statement an insertion
in your paper:
At 2, P. NJ, went TO my ship under
weigh, to proceed to sea, having hui just re-
ceived the last of our passengers from the
Pacific steamer, including in all about 500.
At this moment the city authorities OF
Greytown constituted, as they stated, by
authority of the Mosquito King, came on
board the ship with police force and served
process of attachment on the ship and my
self, for the amount OF 1923, claimed by the
authorities for present and arrearage port
dues, charged the ship, which we supposed
to be illegally demanded, and had consequent
ly refused to pay them, as did in the pres
ent instance.
The port dues are made up from the
night of anchorage in the harbor, by the
Captain of the port, fees and piio.age.
Ihove up my anchor and dropped down
the harbor with the current, having along.
side one of the river steamers, receiving
from her the baggage Of the passengers
The English brig-ol-war, lying short dis
tance from us, and Immediately got unie
weigh, made sail for us, and when within
quarter OF mile from us, fired round sko
over the forcastle, not clearing the wheel
: house over 10 feet. In few minutes ano
ther shot was fired which passed over III
9 stern so near that the force OF the ball wa
t distinctly felt by several passengers. l sen
boat on board the brig to inquire the caus
+ ofthe firing into us. The captain stated
was to protect the authorities OF Grcytow
in their demands, and if we did not imml
o diately anchor he would fire bomshell in,
= us, and ordered his guns loaded with crap
y and canister shot; .. the same time, ou
g small steamer left us, and | proceeded, III
y der steam, back TO an anchorage and anchor
d ed. The brig stood up the harbor and al
? chored very near us-Sent boat on board
us with orders that our fires should be pl
out, and that an officer would be sent q
II board to see that the fires were eX!inguishe
IN The authorities then came on board, al
n under the circumstances OF the case, Il
n amount demanded was paid under protes
as and we were permitted TO proceed to sea
G. the captain of the brig.
Respectfully, your obedt serv't,
10 HENRY CHURCHILL,
.. Captain steamship Prome,heus.
,st I5@To see young man swapping kiss
L., with prcttv oirl is termed an affecti
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1851-07-30
MR.. CALDWELL AND GEN. JACKSON.

In rsply 10 this bold. able and uaauswsra-
bic State paper, (Gsa. Jsckson's Prsclama.
,iool We learn, that Mr.. Caldwell alleges Gen
sr.l jackson never wrote il nor approved Of its
sentiments! Shame upon the memory Of the
departed hero | And 10 he indeed driven to
this miserable shift He feels iis terrible
effects spon him. II speaks like voice from
the grave. Nothing could be more aPP'ica-
BILE to the present state Of things IN South
Carolina. Aud vet Mr.. Caldwell is urging
upon North Carolina the same secession doc
times now so rife 10 that State. But he says
he is only for asserting the abslrsc. doctr'he'
No difference. Oihor, will 60 for exercising
i, when the principle is once adml,ted or as,
serted. Such was the original feeling OF
reckless politicians in South Carolina. lhey
first puisuaded her people TO asser, the r'gh'
TO secede. The next step was TO convince
them the time had come for doing so. And
now these same men have recently resolved
in solemn convention that she would and
should seoeds. They are 10 'sy preparing
TO do so. The authorities are arming the
State for war. For tins purpose her people
are already paying high and oppressive taxes.
Every where anxiety and drsmay prevail
Thousands are leaving her borders. People
Of North Carolina, are you wiling to see the
same condition Of things herel
BIT why is Mr.. Caldwell no, IN favor OF Sc
ced,np OF this time lie It be remembered
that he is nor q candidate Tor Congress But
remember also who and shat Mr.. &. ~. Is
he not a, heart an enemy to the General Gov
ernmca, Is he no, opposed 10 the compromise
Of the slavery question 7 Daes he MOI seek az
iation Did ne not favor the Nashville Con
venrion-a disunlan project? Do he not de
clare IN a public meeting not twelve months
since, that he was for resistance then Dad he
not 90 into o Union meeting IN an adjoining
county, called irrespective OF party TO expfes'
attach ment to The Union and Constitution, ane
break II Up? Remember them Rsmemhei
them Remember also The dying admoa'iiou'
Of Washington, Madison and Jaekson-warn
ing you against the ms dious attempts Of thos'
Who seek TO enfseble the sacred lies that llnI
together this glorious Union. And lastly
when you hear Mr.. Caldwell pressing upof
you his new tangled doctrine Of secession, re
member the following sctpursl advice:
beware offalse prophets, 1hlch come 4
you in Sleeps clolhln. but ln@ardly they ar
raven'ng wolves.
"Ye shall know them BY ihsir fruits. D.
men gather grapes OF ,horos or figs Of thu,
ties - Concord Mercury.
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ttDuung the discussion on Tuesday lasl,
rather an unpleasant alteration took place
between Ger. Dockery aad Mai. Caldwell,
which is thus written GU! at length FOR US BY
friend
Gen. Dockery remarked that Maj. Cald
We had made some aus,on to he editor Of
The Charlotte journal, bul that was nothing
rev as he was not disposed TO lei any escape.
ihs General then went 10 state that While a,
Carthage, 10 Moore county, he had charged
chat ell the ID sunlonists 10 jhe District we're
gong for Nj. C.-Msj c. replied then that
he dill not know Dsunjanlst 10 the Distinct.
That he Gen. y replied that he thought he
could refer ban NaJ. G.. to one in his own
Dl.nnlou sentiments and meniuned the name
Of ]. l.. Badger, he editor Of the Hornets
Nest. That Mi c. remarked that he d.
was one Of d ckery's own men-lhat be (Bl
had been set up by the Wing. and Mai. {.
read en- article from the Hornets Mes two
years ago rallyineiihe Wings "to She polls,
to he polls, to the polls =. d berry, Dcber-
~ g." &c. and the General sad he fell rather
ashamed and mortified, far he must confess
Ina, there wls too much truth ia the remark
that the Wings had ssf him up, but that they
we're heartily ashamed Of 1t mar, aud /, ap.
pesres that the Democrats we're ashamed
also. The General went on TO stale that Maj.
Caldwell stated at Carthage hat Badger had
got him Maj O. INTO difficulty that bad
almost ruined him. lrefcuing 10 case That
is generally known and that Nj. {. remark.
ed then IL the people D. YOU lhik a(ler
that that uouid hug mct an ,afsrna! rper
10 ny bosom A his Maj Caldwell arose
and remarked hat the 60" hole statement was
+ false. That II was deliberate lie uttered
By Gen. D3ckery." Upon which Gen D.
replied 3 That he referred the audience to
the crowd al Carthage and upon some two
or three remarking hat there was 10 one
here from Moore who was present, Gen. ID.
remarked further that hey might write to An.
gus r. Kelly, E.q., the Senator from Moore
and Monigomer last winter, and lawyer Of
good standing IN his county, or 10 any other
person who was then present. Gen. ID fur.
Their remarked hat II there vas lie oUl, q.
w. Caldwell was the author Of IT, aud that
he hurled II back 10 his Mai. C.'s) own vile
throat and into his Own black heart whence a
thousand other lies had proceeded and where
there was thousand others ready TO come
forth whenever one vote can be gained by
H." Mai e. then turned round end sad he
knew what The ject Of the General was and
that was to get him to become excited, but
tina, neliher he nor his friends could excite
him. Gen Dockery replied that MAJ. Cald
we'll had f,st raised the escremen, By calling
him liar IN public crowd.
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4 t,EM ".

At a meeting Of The Secesslouisls OF WINS
boro'. South Carolina short iims before 'fo
recsn, aunisersary ii our Independence, wv
following Resolution va. adopted
Ruolred, Thu, the cillzens Of this IOWA
be and The same nfe hereby requested . ~
frain from celebrating IN upy r'aHnr or I""
rhatrrsr The fourth day Of July mrf' 10
much as II would be exceedingly unb'con'"s
a patriotic people to boast ef their inoeP'",
denco (~h,Is the same is endangered D"''
they IN their sovereign capacity, sha" "'''
boldly re asserted Il. and solenn'y Pfoc''"
cd 10 tho world their determination 10 P''
serve III !"
Such are the men, whose tressonabe mo''
men's IRE receiving sanction ana e'o
the Democratic traders and presses o. w
Carolina Thy, like tho Editor ., ~, w.
Standard" would no doubt have is'e1 -.
very mailman, OF the playing oil . ~.
tune on the 4lh Of July Even 'as
DoudIe " would no, have appeaseo ~
wrath And 10 all this the dear cfea'''''
as Mrs. Pauingion would say, me'o i,
harm" They only intend 10 assert '"e' ~,
to secede They love the Un'on' 10 NJ"
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Mr.. Editor It's source Of Infinite sat.
Istacion IT, many OF the people Of Meckieu.
burg that certain L,on has been beard.
ed IN hts own den. Never did we see man
more completely used up, skinned, scattered
and broke 10 pieces, than was Green w. Csld.
well on yesterday, by one Alfred Dockery.-
We confess we did not expect 1t. We knew
tor, and dad not dream Of bis snbihllaling one
who claimed 10 be both. But 81 II was as
not less than 800 persons vii long remember.
MANY UNION MEN.
Charlotte, July 80, le5l
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War, Levi Woodbury.. (one Of the favo,;,..
Of ;hs " Standard for The next Presideo,r,
vas Secretary Of the Navy, 81 the very tim.
this Bill was introduced. and when i, va, ."
proved and signed by Prssidsn, Jsck,oa,
Order after order was issued BY these CaI;
net Officers. all tending towards a prsn.,,
tion 10 apply force, should South Caroline re-.
sist The execution Of the laws, or at,smn, -
seceds. They must thea have approved N.
measure 1t was TO oil inisnis and pu,,o,.'
q measure Of the Administration Two :.
these men have been 'upp"risd 70, the Pre-.
idsncy. IVAN Buren, and Csss.) by the eo,;,.
De mocraey and they would readily have W.
ted for either Of the others! Did we h.a,
any expressions then Of holy horror at ,hs,,
aiding and sbett,ng TO "put down BY lo,c.
a sovereign State 7" Oh no! |, was oil rOh,l
"Old Hickory" had pronounced it so. ma
whatever he pu, forth was the real true De.
mocraiic faith
| But we have not reached the end Of H..
chapter Of wrongs and insults TO the .o,e
re,gniy" of South Carollns. The Fare.
Bill passed the Senate and went to the Hm,s
OF Representatives. After much dscus,,,
IL passed that House by q vote Of l49 to A.
The Democrats had an whslming msio,.
ry IN that body. Amoog., those Who voted
in the affirmative were Richard NJ. johnson
(V,ce Pfesiden, under Van Buren, y Jane,
X. Polk (the " model President" who wa,
counted siauneh friend Of Stale Rights
Wayne (now one Of the Judges Of the 81.
Preme Court and appointed BY a Dsmocr,hc
Administration y Csmbielirg "a, one period
the leader Of the party in the House Of Rep.
resen,o,ives) and a number Of others whom
they have delighted to honor. or the North
Carolina Delegation, Ms"r.. Ban,ncer
(whig y Hawkins. tDsm.) Mckay, dem !;
William B. Shepard, (Wh,g y Shepherd
(Whigi Speigh', Dem. y voted n III. fir.
native, and M.ssr.. Carson, Hall, Conner
and Rene her 10 the negative.
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Who are Maj. Caldwelrs Supporters

Maj. Caldwell claims 10 be Union man.
Well, now, who are his supporters in this Vi
cini,y We ask the people Of Charlotte and
the surrounding country, If il is not a notorl.
Gus iae', tina, many Of his most ardent sup.
portsrs are men who are known here as open
and avowed Disunioniss Have no, some Of
these men, during the past twelve months,
time aud again admitted the facl Dses not
every South Carolinan, who comes amongst
US, admit that 10 that State, they mean by Sc.
cession, Dlsunion and nothing less than DIS
union, immediate or remo,e7 Would not the
election Of Maj. c. be hailed 10 tina, Safe as
sign Gf co operation on The part Of North
Carolina Lei Union men, who h,tter them
selves that the advocacy by Ma c. Of the
abstract right of Secession, is attended with
no danger to The Union, pnnder well before
hey aid in his election. Encouragement Of
Inc RIGHT OF SECESSION is al South
Carolina wants or expects in North Carolina.
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FoR TIE cnARLorTs JOURNAL.

Mr.. Editor: The Union men have bu, to
do Their duty. Complain, has heretofore been
made against Gen Dockery as not equal to
hiss but in the discussion on Tuesday last,
he proved himself more than match for
Maj. Caldwell, Who me, FOR once 10 his life
with a Waterloo defeat. Indeed. sir, our
friends are universally pleased with the Gen.
eral and his Speech and If he could have
only made the same speech here two month.
since, the Major could not by this time have
been any where found in MecklenLurg. For
one, sir, felt like shouting all the time
Didn't he pour hot shot into him only
wish he had done his all round The District.
STEEL CREEK,
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" 10 the discussion here on Tuesday last,
NAL Caldwell referred to Mr.. Wsbsler's late
speech a, Capon Springs, TO show tina, he had
said that a State had right 10 secede. We
now give WIN, is reported TO have been SAID
BY him in reference TO secession itself. The
pesple San Judge from this extract how far Mr..
Webster fayors this odlous doctrine:
prefer to leave the sscessioniss to their
own reflections. l make no arguments ..
eanst resolutions, conventions, secession
speeches. or procamations. Let these 'hlngs
90 on. The whole matter, i, is 10 be hoped,
will blow over, snd men will return to q
sounder mode Of thinking But one hing,
gentlemen, be assured o(-the first step taken
in the programme Of secession nhich shall be
on actual infringement Of The Constitution or
the Lars riH be promptly met. Great APP
piause And rouid not remain an hour IN
any Administration that should not immedi
aisiy meet any such rioiafion Of the Con.t,tu
tion and the Lar, eftciuaHy and at once
Prolonged applause. And | can assure
YOU, gentlemen, that all with whom am OF
present associated IN the Government enter
tain the same decided purpose. Renewed
applause, with cheers.
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We have just learned that Duel was fought
a few days since over the South Carolina line
between Col John Baker, Of Henderson, Ills
and Marcus Erwin, E.q. Of the A-he'iIe
News. The pariesexchanged shots with Pts.
tolls when Col Baxter was wounded, though
not seriously, in the arm. The difficulty a
rose out Of the Congressional election going
On 10 that District. When viii he public set
their hends agans, This blood thirsty and IN
christian cusgoml
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Mr.. wEBsTER'S SPEECH AT CAPoNs
SPRINGS

An authorized report of Mr.. Webster,
sreeeh at Cspon Springs Va. differing some.
what respecting the binding force Of II. Con.
suulion, when one Stals chooses to violate ii,
obligations. from tina, first promulgated, hs,
been published. from which the papers are
copying the following as wha, he did say:
do not hesitate to say, and repeat, haiti
the Northern States refuse, ~llfully and d,li
beralely. to carry into etfrc, that part Of ii.
Constitution which respects the restoration Of
fugitive slaves, the South would no longer BE-
bound to observe the compact. Flmmen. ~.
plsuss. A bargain broken on one AIDE is bro.
ken 90 ell SIDES. ! do not mean, Of cour,,
that every violation by Stsie. Of an srics u
the Cons,itu, on would discharge other sne.
from observing It's provision. When sry
par, Of the Constitution. is supposed 10 be ,o.
lated by State law, the true mode Of proceed
ing is to bring the case before the judicial
tribunals, and If the unconstitu,ioaalii, Of he
State law he made cut, It 10 to be set aside
This has been done IN repeated eases, and IS
the ordinary remedy. Bnt VIA, | mean 10
say, Is. thai IL the public men of lstg. por.
ton OF the country, and especially ihelt ksP.
fescnta,,ves 10 Corg,es. labor TO prevent, az!
do permanently prevent, tho passage Of Iu
necessary to carry into effect . provision u
the eons,iiui,on. particularly intended Tor ,bs
benefit Of one part Of the country. and whsa
is Of The hishe,i importance to IT, It esnnol b.
expected tina, that pati Of the country oil long
continue to observe other constitutional. pro
visions, made IN favor Of other parts Of ID.
county"