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Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-07-17
Csine Icbr Ifarfe @mpfebluus.

9Hdbreno bic gSbi9 9eraus9eber ron 3et
tunern febr ueIe @mpfeblun9sn fur ibren
@anbicaten SO. S. SCbn iton berpcrbrin
9en, unb nit 8edt periitbrn, oa6 er elmer
Der beltsn @ouueruors III, bic pennipIuanien
ie batte,-oa5 unter ibm Die Stoat5fdulo
uerfIeine,t, Gin StI9unqsfcno Sur QbbeSab
lung Der Staat5fdulo but6 ibn 9e9runost,
uno Der @runo sur 9emiien Srrminberun9
Der Soren 9slG9t wuroe. eaB er 9rCBe ga
lente uno Staat5tIu9btit beIiet IL I. NJ
weIhcs auss uuumft6BIih wabr 1T, - mir
faaen. wdbreno Die @bia Qrehen biss tbun
ltcben Die 9ofrfofc Qrsfeu bintencran uno
freifhen .QbOIitiUuilen rS6ocraIiifen !"
unb ceraleiben, obne aud nur cine einji9e
@mpfeblune fur ibrrn @sncicat 8i9 Ier
berpcrSubrinsen. - Qbsr 9eIt ibr Serren
Druder es fno nidt Ieibt @mpfebIun9en
uc3ubrineen. wenn man feline bat. Scb
bait mir Qebcn etpas fart, - cine @m'
pfebtuna 1T Die &unos in aGlen ibren Sci
tunecn 9e9an9en, uno ca es bel bieier aIein
bisber blieb uno nod feline anoere fcl9ten,
70 barf man fiter barauf rehnen, oaB aud
feline mcbr su fommen baben.-4ber peIt
cine farfe @mpfebIun9 1T oiefs cine! Sau
nu gtiemano in Sbnma6t! GS fol- wobr
isiu uno bic @abrbeit muB berauS-earum
bort! py
Gs miro BON Srn. 8isler gefa9t - uno
rpcr wiro IS nitbt ais cine febr 9roBe Gm
pfebIune fir Die 9Ouosrn6rSfeGe anfsben!-
ba6 er Gitb einlfen5 BEL elmer rS Cnnta9S
IbuI. 9icnic" in sinem lBdlce ein9e
funben babe! (Slt es m69tid y Sa nod
mebr: Gr ioQ bann neinen Stabl aus oct
&afbe 9rsCgsn uno Seuer 9sfobIu9en" ba-
ben!! Cunerb6rte Sabsn, in Der S6at y
Qber eisS III nod nibt aues: @r fcI earau'
einem tlrinen Gnabcn Isiht ans Sbr 9e
1blaaen uno einen anoern Elm nenia an Den
Saarcn n9eSCbelt" babeu!!! CStuo ba5
nibt erlfaunlhe SbatenD unb wabr muf
bod oie5 olIs5 Iein, cenn auf &ort unb Gbrt
uufsre @sqner psriibern ss. - Im SbIuE
fol- er oann nod uor9eheten fein uno einigc
8cmerHun9eu 9smadt baben. - 8ie eS
fheint baben ibn nibt ale 9e9enwdrti9er
9efanut, uno auf Die Srd9c, wer oann eielet
5rr fei, Ger 70 9rO6e Sbaten perrittets
bie6 es: nGt fennlt bu cann ben u S III
Sieler" net 2"
@ir ilberlaGcn nun bic GntTbsioun9 uu
fern eefern, cb bies ni6tc Icncerbarfte unit
armfeli9fe GmpfebIun9 our 8cuuern6rS
fleue in, bic ite ie 9cb6r! baben. lber menr
man Feline Before bat, 70 mu6 man ube
oeer wobt nit rieicr 5ufricccn iein.
8et Elm 1tntnftiso Swiihsn SObnfOi
uno 8ielrr! Grterr in in alien uorqe
brahtsn @mpfebIun9en erprCbt, uno fiji
Gretsrsn fino nod gar feline 9ranclibcr
tlrfa6rn, marum CT erwdbIt wGrcen fOute
9enanHt lroroen.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-07-17
!Scuid,rccfclt.

Su 8aftiu9ton @auntp tis1es StaatS
uno in cini9en SbeiIen pon SbiO foucn biz
Ssufbrefsn 70 un9em6bnIib SubIreitb mcr'
een ea6 Ie DEN Grtras Der @ieisn uno So.
fufcIcer bu9fdbIi9 ouffrsdsn.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-07-17

"Sre 9ctofCeo rYsrnfpIponian," Su
pbiloeeIpbia 9serudt, nil cieieui9sn @ri'
loren, Die iib 9e9en ro5 GOfcfcfo &itter
Sifet 9eiu5ert baben. aus cerIpurtbci p9e
teIcn" bobsn. Sur nitt Su uieIe berous
9eIefen, Scrr Srrucp iCnft iino .Ion9e nidt
mCbr 9enu9 earin.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-07-17
6puSeru6r 5cbuitUn-SSilIiGut Si8Irr-
Stunlps4cScu.

SO1hpNNbPh
StumpsNcScn,
IOYtTteit III, NOD ptr Ger Ue6UrfteptHrfh N 6rt
burb elm ieees @auntD oieIes Staat5 Su ret
fen, uno feline @runoIiee llno Iniibtcn vcn
elmer G4eierun9Sart, 70 ,ple au6 5u8lsl8
ben 3uItano beS Stdats in fInanIIrler 9ln'
fi6t am 8ssinne fciner 0omIniitratIon 10
mi. ieht, tuno Su tbun.-3u9Ielb miro &C.
meIeet, bas eS feline @unftb Iti, Si9ler
toQe nit ibm reilcn, uno feline et9ene I'm
fprube auf bas @cuvsrn6rS:Gmt Uortra9Cn,
uno man wiQ ni6sn 0a6 9cup. Solution
pabin auffcrbern wiro.-G5 wlro aber faum
su eisIem fommen, baB beioe Sulommen oen
Staot eurhIiebcn weroen, cenn Sl9ler
wjro pbne Sweifel Die Quiforocrun9 aus:
Tdlaoen. .-Seine Sibi9feiten aI5 Stump
rebner Iiuo feinssws9S renient9en oe5 9ou
pern0rs sIei6, uno nsbenesm bat ibn Die
@onpention, bic ibn ernannte, in etne 6Ism-
Iibe RIemme esbrabt. 9Sir meinen in Ss'
,ua ouf bic SeIapen Sra9e. biefe Sra
ae Ipridt I6 @oup. SObnlton frei aus, bdIt
fib aber INNER feit an Der @cnltitution, I'M
terpirft ftb ben @rfcsen uno rripeftirt lie
alaubt absr bab lestere prbellert mereen
IolIteu. unb pas 8isIsr anbetrfft, 70 bsi9en
IelIt StIIIlINtN w VIZ SNlNSStVhhS h'h = -
@sa, uno Die 9efdIhiIe iener Convention
cinen anoeru. Saber fol aud nun spie
Der ods SerbIsnbuns5 g8erf in een Sang
aeItst wsreen, uno eaber il es, boB Si9ler
nitt nit SObnltCn Su reifen mhnfbt, firb'
tenb oaB curb bic 9rOsen Sibi9feiten bes
9Cupernors ilbsr Die Scini9en, Die &utbe,
In 8eSus ouf bieIe Sra9e oNein, bu tart
oebroudt tpetoen wurbe.
Msan perf6et fernsr, ba6 Si9lcr, um
cine dneere rlriate 81 baben, oas Querbe:
ten ees 9OuU. SObniton ausSuibIa9en,
Fbcu Sriptetun9en 9emaht uno 3Citcn
beliimmt babe in ben n6roItbcu @aunticS
um in Sefammun9sn NIT 5crru 9 / a d
pcn pittsburs 9s9enndrti9 Bu fcin. Su
bi,fm Siusn lOa obsr wabritetnIitb 9ar
8tad oas Sprsbsn tbuu. gSarum untsr.
nimmt 8isler bic Sabe nibt aaein Wenn
sr 70 fdbi9 1T. ,pie i'm feline Sreuncc uubier
Su modsn fubsus 4ber niemano, Der i'm
petf6nIih tsnnt. wrB etwaS pOn ticicr
Sdbi9tsit. Go6t fe bauu nur eotin Siebcn.
SOup. Solution ii fdbi9 9enu0 btice Si9
Ter uno SIod ,,ob5ubie9eln."
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-07-17
SScilnuo Der Sd,pimoIud,t.

Sn MOntepioco fOncn Die @ebrloer Sads
ion bic Gtwinofudt in brsn Iceten Star
cien curb cine rinfats Sur tcilen. sic
futtern ndmIib Sama's au5lhIitBli6 NIT
ejnem 9swiiIen 8rautc Fucus Jodiferus, neIt
dies Der MliIb bisfer &bisrs sinrn reihm
9CbaIt VOn S0enatrium uno cdour6 cine
urSeuspwirfun9 mittbeitt Guser Dem @s'
nuB cieier Witt Ia6sn fie tis 8ranfcn cine
ltren9 Uor9ef&riebsne Gebenswsifs bsfoI9cn
uno linc, be9iniii9t pCn Der MiIos bes kIi'
mas mtiffen5 beredti9t, Die friter Siedsn
uno GIencen 9efuno unb frdfti9 su entIaft
fen. Der prsis elmer fOI6sn Sur Poftst
aber 5000 piaIfer.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-07-17
Sfnritbtuua Goshen NyfSrScr.

Sn Baltimore bat man Die Nahribt Don
annapolis empfan9en, eab gOuVern6r Gowe
bic 8sfrbIe Sur 9inribtuuo Uon SaDlrr,
S6eItcn unb Murpbp, ,weIds iberfhbrt mur.
BEN, bic Goshen SamiIie in Sent @ountp
crmOrbct Su babsn, untcrjcbnet BAT, uno
cab biefe Morosr am 15ten ni6fen Qu9uit
Ssbin9t tpsreen fcuen.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-07-17

NSG5 mho ermortet boB gouUsrn6r
SobnifCn bel Der @bia @auntn Convention
pcn Serf5 Co., pslbe auf csn 1iten MOn'
tag i'm Qu9uit 9ebalten werorn fOl, cine
ReoP haLten miro.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-07-17
SSiolcrs ueS S5ndbamnu =ScridmmIuu0 81
NaHcaitcr.

Sine 9antafsr 3eitun9 pcriibert ba6 Die
ccrtioe 8j9Isr uno Sutdnan Qualifications
SnIammlune bic fbwdhfle 9emeien Die ie
in iensr Nacbberfboft 9cbotten morcen fei.
Der Goitcr mcint, cap wsnn Die Seriamm.
lung ais oa5 pabrc 9sfubI fur eteie 9erren
ongsieben merecn f6unte, uno er CLAUDE fis
t6nne nit Eetbt, bann Iecn Die Qusfibtsn
fur q i9Ier 9e,pib feline 9IduSenos.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-07-17

Gin rafeno or @ntfblu6.-@5 gcbt
cine Sage, eaB Elm StObrbaItsr unIdn9it
ben Gntf6Ius 9efast babe our6 oopeteifsn
Irin 9eIo Su perfbwGnesn uno iid oaourtb
Su rutnircn, ausin er fano baIo caB ie mebr
er in Der 3situug aoUeteite ie rsibsr ct
murce, bis rr enoIib ben SOrfas in Ser
SwsiTung Guf9sbrn mu6te feinen 3we6 auf
pisfc Grt Su crrei9sH.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-07-17

NS Der 9OfOfOfO @ancioat fir @cuotr'
nor in &entudp fu9t, oa6 SilImore'5 40
msniiratiOn Su @ofbin0tOn, b d II
Usrri d tet bur d @bi9s, bt5bsr
mad frift oemofratifbe en- 9runo'
fiben 9tbanobabt woroen 10 a re.
Guf ieoen Sa0 1T fie! absr ni6t itrift
na6 &Ofof0fO @runbiig ell, mje or
btes perltaneen babn min.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-07-17

Sn ShOuIano miro isgt aus Gaber
@biSttD fabrSirt
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-07-17

9ir Gebene UOn paul SoncS, biz
man bcfanntlib natb Qmcrifa btinaen non
ts, fCnnten pCn Dem oaju braufraatcn r.
9snten nitt onf9efunosn wnoen, troecem
o0B man 9enau weib, ba6 er am 18tsn Su:
lD 1892 in Qari5 forb.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-07-17

W$@in Sdnbv, weIter nit elmer @i-
9arre i'm Munee ittriue SbiCrihau eintrot
wuree pcn Dem QufiebCr rrfutt, eisisIbe Su
entfernen, um nidt bic anbcrn Qffer
f6ls6te Manisren Su ICrnsu.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-07-17

Man berebnet, ooB Ssnnp Gino. parooi
unc Mapame Sifbop i'm Iseteu @ntsr in
cen Ser. Stautsn 2 MiuiOnen 3bater siu,
9cnOmmen ba5en.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-07-17

Sn OstrOit Mi6., oausrf Der YrOSc6 9c'
gen Die Mitti9an &dubsrbance bcreits uber
II Sage. cbne bis icet gum S6Iu6e &C,
brnttt worcen Su fem. 2eicsr III e5 Swetp
feIbaft, ob it0eno elmer Der 4nscfl09tcu
ucruItbsiIt ncroen mito.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-07-17

I'm 3. SuIi brannten in uniOntcmn, pa.
8 6dufu uno cine GnJabI 4uBcn9cbiuet
niPSFr
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-07-17

Sn GafbamptOn in spri iunaen Samen
sOn Der anQefebeuifsn SamiIie Die Qufnab
me in Die @On9regationaItirbe perweiqsrt
wOroen, neil tie Gdb in Der nsuen turtifben
Srauenflciouu9 boben itben ldiTsn.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-07-17

Cine Secroe Don 200 Shaafen, bic Dor
etlihen Sa9sn ouf siusm Serrpbocts bep
@sa5viIe, Sbio, hber Den SIus asbraht
weroen icutsn. murcen ibtu uno fpran9cn
in een Slu6, no lie alIc Crtranfen.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-07-17

|gin 8struufener ficI bel Ger @s9
iftts in SbIof. no i'm Elm Sbmein fono
uno onfua ftiuen Munc su cfen.-n@er
fu6t mih nun micoer 2" rief Der @Iiftib-
fubtsuce.-"eS in cOd cine berrIibe Sobc
wenn man in @unlt ftebt bei ccm nft6neu
9elhlecbt."
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-07-17

Gin 6r. Sbomplcn, Der bd Squamfn,
&p., mrbnte, murce furjIicb pOn cincm
Nahbar, RamenS NihOlS, erfb0lTCu. 9jt'
Cl5 bcfano htb ouf Dem Qnftance, um siusn
pantber au erftis6eu, ais 8bOmpfon, chen
fans auf Der Sa9o, pertcbEen rur6 bic Sc
thfhe fhtitb uuo pon NitOE5 fir cas- or
Wartete WiIo 9CbaItcn purce.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-07-17

&tBtitb bcfit9te Elm 2trSt in New gorf,
co6 elmer ftiner Yatienten IAN GebsuSman,
gel, unter lciner 4ufiibt beute 9eficrbcn
Gci ="
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-07-17

cSn Der Dor weni9en SabrSn nod unaIaub'
Iib turisn 3et pOn4 3oeeu uno II Stun.
osn Fam ieet cine Gsfe Don New Yorf nab
ct. GCui5 Surild9eleat wsroen. Sts Sol
leneuu9 Der @rie @ifrnbabn bis SunfirF,
no Steamers RAID nab @IeueIuno unb aus
osren Ssefhltsnffdcten wsitsr bsf6rorrn, bat
ciefe Sbneui9ttit m6oIib acmabt. Die
rc9sImd6i9e 3sit Don Nerp 0orf blS Gin
einuati in iset 40 Stuncen. Benn Die Gt'
fsnbabnlinie smifben st. eCutS unc Gin
cinnti pOuCnOet fein mirc, fam Der @r9
Swifhen Nep gCrf uuc ct. sCuis IN wsnI'
ger ais 3 &asiu Surilt9eIs9t maNsu'
ais ncuIib bel cinem @switter Der 8tis
in Den &ir6tburm Su SOatsnmein fblu9,
wurce Sags oorauf Gin S6uIfndbe BON
oem eebrcr 9efra9t: n&annit bu mir wobE
fa9en. mobsr Die @snitter si9entIi9 fcm-
men ?" worauf berGslbe antmcttets {: nDte
@ewittr-eie @ewittrr-fommcn aus msi'
uer @ro6mutter ibren &noben."-, ,Wa-
mas 2 ent9s9nete Der Gsbrer gang erifannt
aus brn &ncbrn beiner @rc6mutter?'
-,Sa wobl, antwortste Der Rnabe nit ple'
Ter 5uunidt .9duS 9swib ! eenn wenn sin
gewtter 9smCfrn 1T, fast fir oIlemaI: eas
bat mir fdbcn erei Gage in ben &nc9en sc.
frdt.'
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1851-12-23


CosGHEss.--lyo lean from telegraph.
ic dispatch iJl fftc RICHMOND Tines, that s.,
the United ,Slatcs Senate on Tuesday, aft or
o. brief debate, ihe resolution, offerod by Mr..
Shields, wac adopted AID corun,iftae,
:eonsIslin.ss Of tl,reo Senators. was appointed
10 wailon Gnv.s ISnfsu u ON iiis atriyatin
Washington, md invite l,,n, To the Senate
s Chamber.
a bill 10 cstabl-h n Mint in Calif0fnia
was lieu taken up and J.pasned.
The resolution OF Mr. FUotc, relative to
tho late Compromise mcnsu,cs. conlrg
up for consideration. and Mr.. Hlleli
bcing sdni,lIc.lIn Tie tltnr, iliat geii,lc0iai
ross and c6Dctudcdl Md argument ag.ina,
il,c adoption of lie resolution. lie de.
Iivered learned aid able apeccIi on tie
subject, in Which he enumerated the
grievances nt the South, aud argued IL
favor n tic constitutional right u
Secession. ;7'r't ss-ait2.s' ~ a7F'ste'ay
t~, ~ tho IIouEc of Representatives, tho
day &ns dcared Il, Disceilnrc,n,s busincs.
--llle reception oi petition. and n,c,narisl.
rand. prssenlatuin ofssresddutionss DC
--Noili.ng oi importance irai,spired,
Charleston Courier .,lih inst.
i ~ .
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1851-12-23
I,i,r S.fs,,r Gron.

We arc permitted 10 extract the follow.
ing 'front.' private letter from an intelligent
planter ol Levy County: HaI $50
"rhc canc Is turning out 1900 lbs To- The
acre so far. Should the weather from this
out, prove favorable, and no mishapa, we
will save l30 hhds. OF l3 Ia 1900 lbs each
according to present appearances. The
weather is, vory dry and we have had three
light frosis. We havo made :,s .hlds.
since Saturday a week ago. When The
mill runs we have made z hlids per day,
halt the week hauling of cane, &c.
We have often urged tho Importance c. and
superiority OF the cane over the cotton
crop in East FLORIDA, but planters dcsisous
Of sceing practical results. and every plant
or who will furnish to tho public tho result
OF his own experience conters a public
benefit. We have millions Of acres OF
sugarlands, while our care crops are only
to DO counted by few hundreds OF acrrs.
81. Augustine ancient cnH
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1851-12-23
R;s,F0pcn "a Items.

+ Tie Berlin National Gazette has been
Proi.lbited in. Austria, y ortier vi lie sf,,i-
ister s,f the Interior, and tho Constiti,iio,,,l
Gazette oi that place asslprohibiled aon,r
time ago, .,l, ,t:ssSs, IS
On ii,c OH inst, the anniversary Of, the
execution Of Rolrrt Blum, og yie,i,a !,
bsck.rdged plncanis were found posted d,
he direct cnrnrrs OF Dresden, containing
sshc anr,ls "Kobert BIusn Ixes j, Ills,
poll g il-ve a,.deayrcd in vain io, discover
those Who put iheuiup.
liz FTankiori-on-ilie.N NJ aihc, on tic saHls.
!. siay.eiwn black flags were f,utd erect ed o.,
AR isiand at the RIVER, containing tho il,-
| scripton: album l,yes--kGsshth litts. tho
c"vrr tro,n his .e,nb--tl,c day lur ,iniy aiil
.cdon.'a tiyh, is hawniIig rs t' 's'i'1s
1r The Duke off Ahliair- Dsssau, IN n or
dinance da'cd Nos. iil, abuIslcs The Con
sliinliun WIKI, Ia. granted The subjer,s .of
that STA. ul, ,Ge 2sth OF Q, tobcs, lsiS.
The I.mburg News say. II is informed.
from Russia, that The " m,!e stuuding army
ol ilAltSs5ss.n;ry was To be- on q .'war ioplipe,
/ ~ li'e fAsl ,ensc ri tue Mvrd," by tlie
18th oi N0s&sLcr.
e The Assembly Of Citizens nf Bremen
have rrs.ived. % >ena. IN HE name ni Ills.
rny.a sione with suitable iIiscrip,ion,
u 3li,s monument abnus 10 be erected at
Washington, IL M
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1851-12-23
DcHtiI of the Hon. yopi Nc.
gS<AS,.Snff

IL IL with feelings ui ,ncSpressible pain
TINT wc announce The death nf The Hon
JoEL K. loINsETr, nj Sia'eshurg. after a
short llnes-, on Friday last, i,t quarter pas,
H. NJ. Mr.. Poin.,cii was IN tho 7;3I year
Of his aye. In the demise of this Il stir.
gui-hed sol, ut South Carolina, she has lost
ono of her rlpcst statesmen and pnrcst pa
lr.o'-, characterized by clear jud. c,nen,,
no loss than generosity and manlncss OF
character, Ills reputation was natin,ial,
although his aitcctlons were strongly Cnn.
ccntra,ed on his native State. In ihc com
bInatinn oi sia,csuanl,ke abilities aDi the
accomplishments oi the refined gentleman,
hr, perhaps, had no superior in the Union.
TO large experience in the affairs of men,
oi grca, decision and ;irmncss of character.
Of extensive Information and cultivated
tas,c, he united unsullird integrity, the
amenities aud genial virtues which soften,
with the manners which dignity AMI en-
bcIlisl, soci.l lie. 1t is thus tia, the pub.
lie men whicl, have exalted our State grad.
lally withdraw from us, in the shadow
winch wells their hncaInants and mortal
parts from the view ol their R,}sniriny co,ili.
trymcn, but who live III iltc public ,ncn,ory
with verdurc that death cuilnUt dim, and
the grave make obliviors.
Charleston EreniH. S.irS
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1851-12-23
Corrr.rona-nce e the C.mrier.

w ASHISGfOS. Lee. Id.
MIR. Fon,t's resolution confirming
The Compromise Will come up 10 day
anl Mr.. FoMc has bul four "o:kin.
| lays left ui The time which he had as
signed Tor his continuance nj his post IL,
the Senate. He will pres, his PROPOSE.
lion viii his accustomed ardor, and en-
'icavor 10 reach his great oi,j-c,- "a vote
upon j, i,y yeas and nays IN full Sen
I ate. ils purpose is, Ia 10 has stated
| IN his remarks. to obtain on lie subject
of the Fugitive Slave measuse--io oil,
ain renewed pledge TO the faithful
execution Of that nc, from Senators
Of the non slaveholding StuteS. That
| IL The main object OF his resolution, us
he states, tor he considers tina, yhe o,ler
adjustment measures have been car.
ried into execution, and are beyond
question. 4 Tier Mr.. Rlic,, and others
/ shall have spoken, motion will be
,nadc TO lay the subject on tie table.
viii, doubtful success; for while there
nre many Senators who are opposed 10
receiving tho question, or 10. recording
ihuir votes eiiI,crin approval or condem-
nation Oh the Compromise measures,
there arc some also who cnyci the op.
porIunily 10 give vote directly against
l.crn, or for Them.
The number Of pnrtics aid interests
represented in the Senate will afford
source Of food OF debates, for lang
session, even should not new questions
arise, 10 furniaI, fresh supply Of ma
terial. There are also three, permanent
candidates for tho next presidency in
the Senate, Gen. Houston. Gen. Cas-,
aud Judge Douglas, and also The rep.
rcscn,a,ives Of at lcas, five other canIi.
dates, and none Of these viii he sparing
Of words or of pr.iro,s.
The ru,nor is revived, and with some
pianSibili,y, that Mr.. Fillmore in,cn.ls
TO Withdraw himself by some public
declaration, from the Presi lcnlial roa
test, thus leaving his friends FREQ 10
take up any ether c.nddae WHO. may
represent their principles and Interests.
The interests Of Commerce will re-.
ceisc, NJ this session, special attention
from Congress-. Scvernl appropriations
for deepening channels, aud improving
harhors, aud removing obs,ruclions
from the navigation of rivers, may be-
expected vt This session.
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The Methodist Church North.

The disnnion of the Methodist Church,
by a dividing line nearly Identical with that
which distinguished tho sIavchoIling and
ion.saveholding States, offers political
study both interesting md instructive.
Considering il so. wc have read with
attention the proceedings Of a general
meeting of tho members of that dcnon-
ination in the city and county of Pha.
dcIphia, held Oh Thursday last.
The object OF this meeting was to Sc.
cure an expression OF opinion in favor of "a
yel resenlation Of lay members in The Con.
Eronccs. Resolutions to that effect we're
adopted with but few dsscnlin. voices,
and call was made on The members of the
Methodist Church throughout The North to
mite in a Convention at Philadelphia in
March next, for the purpose OF pressing this
radical change OH the General Conference
of the Church.
In the course Of the discussion il
appeared that this spirit of innovation was
no sudden thing, but had been for some
ZINE sowing its poison in the Church. ir
tact the extent TO which agitation had been
carried on the subject, was given by one Of
the speakers as his reason for ADVOCATING
the change. Hc said
i've effect which misrepresentation
from the laity has had upon The church
disturbing It's peace. is the very reason
II would assign why we should effect thai,
oblcct. IL IL impossible 10 suppress the
agitation only by this measure. hope
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sistaf3 he should result from Tie wan, Of
co.le1e III ll,eir Legislation on lhs.
subject,
SEC. I. Be II cnncicd by The Senate
and House Of Representatives. norc met
ind sitting in General assembly, anil by
the authority ef !hc same, Thu, any
charter or franchise granted or TO be
granted by The Stale of Georgia, for
the purpose Of building aad establishing
bridges or ferries over The Savannah
river, shall have full effect within the
limits nnd jurisdiction Of the State Of
South Carolina, Notwithstanding the
rights Of the said State, to the same
exten, in oil respects rs if sucl, charter
or franchise had been granted by the
State OF fSou,l.Carolina: Provided, that
before this Act shall 60 into operation,
the State Of Georgia do by law provide
that equal effect 10 given in the State of
Georgia to charters and franchises
granted by this State; aud after This
Act shall 90 into operation, the legal
validity and effect OF n charter granted
by other of,hc said States for lhc pur.
POSES nforesaid, shnll bc suhjcc, TO this
Limitation and restrictions: thu, no such
charter from either State shall prevent
the other State from granting charter
for q bridge or ferry over The Savannah
FLYER at any place. however near the
place weere bridge or ferry is or may
be established under charter from
the other Stnte: and Provided also, tha,
nothing herein contained shall be taken
or held to abrogate or impair the
vested rights Of any person or persons
wIiomsoever, so far us such rights may
be valid in law.
q Sgc. II. That tho Governor be,
and Ire is hereby authorized 10 send an
agent 10 The General Assembly Of
Georgia, now in session, 10 promote the
object herein sci forth.
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.'-1'"W We are pleased 10 sec that this
matter ,is before our Legislature, hy n
resolution Of Hon. w. ID. l'orcp nnl
by consequent, bills in tho Senate md
House OF representatives,. The FOL.
f0wirg is the resolution referred TO:
.Whctens, pnsscngers and goods
passing over lhe bridge, across the
Savannah River, between the city Of
Augus,n, in Georgiu, an, the town Of
Hamburg, IN this state, arc Subjected
10 tlie payment oftolls, said to be levied
Z hy authority Of The city Of Augusta;
and, whereas, large part OF the
said bridge is Within the territorial
lilnils and Jurisdiction of This Suite, and
ishc city OF Ausus,u has 10 charter for
the same, under uny law OF This STATE;
I and, whereas, Il is highly important
Ind desi iruble That so serious un oh.
stru:tion u the commerce and inter.
bourse between the people Of the two
States should be removed, provided,
tbnt object can be effected consist, nlly
with the legal rights Of tho city OF
;hugustn, and others. Therefore,
That the Governor he
requested 10 communicate with The
Governor of Gcorgin, on The subj cci,
and TO take such other suitable meas.
urcs us may lead to u full exposition
and understanding Of The rights OF
all parties concerned, and frank and
friendly setllcmen, Oft The whole matter.
" Accompanying This resolution, Mr..
Porter introduced Bill, which was
+ referred 10 The judiciary Committee, ol
which The Hon. +. J. Moses is
Chairman. The committee recon.
mend The passage Of The Bill, excepting
1.-The second section. The Bill is as
follows:
!, TO provide for the grant Of rccripocal
privileges TO citizens Of South Car
oiinu and Of Georgia, in relation 10
" the Building of Bridges over The
Savannah river.
81 Whereas, |, is highly impor,an, TO
the interests OF the citizens Of South.
: Cnrolir q and Georgia, ,ha, some com.
mon system Of providing for bridges
and ferries over the Savannah river
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