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NEW BOOKS.

GILBERT on Banking; Letters of a Traveller; Man
~ ua of Fine Arts; Success III Lifr-1he LAWYER.
Inc Merchant and The Mechanic, by Mrs Tuthill -
Vide, Wide w orld: Ny Own Life, auo-bios raphy
OF Goethe. vols; Second Love, by Martha Mariei; =
Trench $ Notes on the Parallels Pulpit Cycopeda /;
famiiy commentary on he Four Gospels. by Or Tying !;
Life Of John Randolph, vols; Chris in Theology by
Bushnell; Stewards Free Masons Manuel Appleton :
Dictionary of Mechanics Marine aud Naval Archec-
lure. The above books, with many others, may be
found al the Bookstore of SAWYER MAGOUN.
bath, May a. ISL. DC Front. opposite Broad St
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on Sunday, by blow from haudspike ihrowa
by Francis Cakes, chief mate of ship Rio
Grande, died in Boston on Saturday morning,
from the effects of his wound, Inflammation
having set in.
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We stand corrected.

ELoPEMENr. The sudden and unexplained
disappearance of Mr.. Reuben H. Snow, ship
chandler at IS Commercial street, and Miss
Sarah Tower, of Lincolnville, Me-, sister of
Mr.. Snow S wife, has given rise TO the rumor
that the two missing persons have eloped to-
gether. Both Mr.. Snow and Miss Tower have
been missing since the Oath ult.-Bcs. Jour.
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JENNY LIND IN Court. On Saturday, Jen-
ny Lind was brought before COMMISSIONER
Court in Philadelphia, to testify in the suit
against Barnum for the Ron-fulfment of his
contract Ia retereace 10 giving concerts in the
Chestnut Street Theatre. Ia reply to ques-
tion from one of the lawyers, she said she re-
ceived as her share Of the profits, $1,000 out of
every $4,000 Of the gross receipts
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Chapman, the Young man poisoned at New
Bedford, last week, still fingers, and hopes are
entertained of his recovery. The Mercury
says that further examination OF the contents
of the stomach indicates the presence of min
eral poison, in addition to strychnine.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1851-05-08

BLIsss COMPOUND COP LIVER OIL CASDY.-An EN-
nent English physician writing Of the of liver OIL
SAYS he observed that in few days the cough was m-
gated, expectoraton diminished quantity and opacity
tie night sweats ceased the pulse became lower and Of
better volume and the appetite flesh and strength gau
ally i'm roved Now these high commentators but
limited experience teaches that are not unde
served Bliss Compound Cod Liver Oil Candy unites all
the good qualities of the oil above numerated 10 an
Agreeable taste and pleasant odor 1t inv auable
medicine but friends, in purchasing the
lookout for counterfeits For sale by
A. G. PAGE, Agent for Bath and picinitu
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A Monster Porker.-A hog, two years old,
raised BY Mr.. John Sawtelle of Norridgewock,
weighed, when dressed, $50 lbs, and sold for
about $50. rsHt
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EAST BosToN CLIPPERS AHEAD! The clipper
ship Surprise, Capt. Dumaresq, which made
the passage from New York to San Francisco,
an ninety-six days-two days quicker than the
famous New York clipper Sea Witch-was
built at East Boston bv Mr. Samuel Hall.
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SAP AocTDENr. A bright and promising
little boy, aged nine years, the son of Mr.. Ben
jamin Thoms, of Bangor, was drowned in the
Kenduskeag river between Lovers Leap and
Brnce's Mill on May Day.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1851-05-08

H. w. Paine Esq, Representative elect
from Hallowell, has declined Thursday Ito
day. is assigned to fill the vacancy.
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Imp0rsant Deeisien.-It has been lately deci-
ded by Court in Georgia, that the dying de-
clarations of man cannot be given in as testi-
mons IN trial for murder. The objection was
founded on declaration Of the United States
Constitution, that an ''accused man has right
to be confronted with the witnesses against
him."
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Na 81 T. T. 6as Je $.

In this city, April 3oth, by Rev Hiram sklin, Mr. Ly
man Oliver of Phpsburg, to Miss Margaret Irving Of
Georgetown.
In Boston, Mr. Richard Beetle OF Edgartown, Mass, to
Miss Eunice R Lambert of Gardiner, Me.
In Cambridge. Mr. Thomas Peakes OF Tsoury to Miss
Thankful 5 Moore of Gardiner
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May day brought down copious tears from
heaven, as well as from the boys and girls.
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Ice! Ice !!

TUE subscriber, having laid in supply of clear crvs.
tai Ice, will commence delivering as soon as The
weather becomes avorable and close the ST of October
al The following prices: .. --0f, - =
TBS daily for 50; or 81 per month.
~ fbs daily for SIS. ,
20 TBS daily for IS.
Fishermen aud others will be supplied by the hundred
or ton al reasonable prices.
CHARLES T. GREENLEAF
Bath April 90, 1851. 46tf
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Copying Presses.

DlLL HEAD BOXES, Post Offices Calendars Card
ID Racks, Pen Racks, and a large variety of Fancy
stationery, Just received and for sale by
May q l-Sl 46 SAWYER 4 MAGOUN
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Spring STYLES of Boots & Shoes,

TIE subscriber has just returned from Boston with
tull stock Of BOOTS and SHOES of the latest
fashion. which i'll addition his stock will ena-
Bile him suit ALL
Purchasers respectfully invited call and
Inc before purchasing elsewhere. Tie has been
selected with care, and will be sold cheap for cash
J. W. ROBERTS,,
I'd door north of Owens Auction Rooms
Bath, April "a 1851. as
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E~s Il
=Svs-Ea $3.50
Nj. RAYS
Great Southern and Western Pas.


Great Southern and Western Pas.
sage Go.
FARE REDUCED.
From the old established Office, No. 8 IL Com
mercial Street, up stairs, three doors from
the new Custom House.
THIS being the only responsible company inthis city,
will be prepared 10 forward passengers and families
10 the South and West.
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.
Utica Rochester and Buffalo, "a So Cleaveland, Sc ,
Detroit, Sc so; Racine, Milwaukee and Chicago, ST.
Cincinnati, So ST Louis, S13.
UPPER CANADA.
Hamilton, 81 so; Toronto ST; Kingston, 81 so.
SOUTH.
New York. 50 so Philadelphia, 81 Reading, ST.
Porsve 81 so; Baltimore 81 25; Harrsburgh 81 so /:
Holiday sburgh S. so Columbia 81; Pitsburgh 50 -
Wheeling $40 Richmond Virginia 81 So
Also any other part of The United States and Ca
nadas. For further particulars apply al the Office.
Passengers requested 10 call and Judge for them.
selves. Reference-W. Elliot, British Vice Consul II
Doane street, ID w 4 Barnes, 4 Commercial ST
Any security required will be given for the fulmen
all contracts made by this Company.
Trains leave Boston every day al O'Clock NJ, and
and M.
MI. L. Ray, General Agent. IL CONNER
cial Street, BOSTON.
f;S-Pay no attention TO runners but come direct
.ne once yourself, and you will get tickets much
e"esPer' 9m37
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Calcutta-In port March eth, ship Saratoga, Trask fol
London, ldg.
Sangor-sld Feb i4th ship Charles Cooper, Cutts Lon
don.
Treste-In port 10th, ship Calcutta, Woodsde, for
York, ldg.
Havanl-Sd 18th ships Vermont, Morse Cadiz Gin
ton Delano, Cronstadt Wabash, Barnes, Cowes bril
Cardiff, Melville, Csrdenas.
Sid goth 2st, bark Yorktown, Storer, Falmouth, f.
Maanzas-In port 2lst ship Saxony Melcher, for Cron
sadt, ldg barks Harvard, Goodwin FIN Boston, 18th
Rainbow Lombard, for Cronstadt ldg brig Chas Ham
mond.
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!! EASTERN TIMES
MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF BATH.
ARRIVED.

FRIDAy, May2.
Sch H Counce, Gilohrist, st Marys Ca
Sch Adeline Hamlin, Pierce, Boston.
SATURDAY, May 5.
ship Caspian Trufant, Liverpool 26 days. with salt ant
ron goth ut in lat AS Ion So fell in with four large ice
bergs estimated heights I'm $50 TO 30 It.
hrig John Dow, Oliver, N York.
Sch Medium, Allen, N York.
Sch Gar len, Allen, Boston.
Sch Ellen, Stearns, Boston,
Sch Catherine Jane, Blanchard, Portland.
--l--.,. M SUNDAY, May 4.
Sch Mary Ann, Williams New York.
Sch Convoy, Allen, Boston.
Sch Harriet Ann, Soule Boston.
Sch Niagara, Call, Boston.
Sch Desiah sylvester. Boston.
Soop Julia Ann, Wildes, Newcastle.
MONDAY, May S.
Brig Forester Carney, Cardenas ~
Sch Leo, Smith, New York.
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New Books.

HOUSE Of the seven Cables by Hawthorne Second
III Love-" by Martha Manloll, just received at
Al SAWYER Il MAGOUN'S.
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NJ LIFE OF Gen Iafayette--Tife Of Gen Greene-Life
- of John Quincy Adams. For sale hy
A SAWYER & MAGOUN.
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~ THE Bankers Almanac for 1s51-for sale by
~ A SAWYER & MAG0UN.
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SPOKEN.

Apl a. off Key West, ship Tarqun, Doughty, I'm Boston
for Mobile
Apl II, Off Key West brig Choctaw, of Gardiner, I'm
York for Mobile
Jan D. LAT SCI Ion g. 10 W, sch Della Watt, Of and
FIN Gardiner, last fin Boston (0c 22) for California
Ap 29th, lat 49, ion ST. aip Maine, of Bath from New
Orleans for Liverpool.
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Farm for Sale.

DOR sale al a bargain, a Farm containing
"a L fifty acres Of land with buildine III ereon
l.ssE situated in Brunswick, on the County roud
GEA between Brunswick Village and Fr-eporI-
Said farm well wooded and waiered, aud tie build
ings and fences in good The terms OF nav
ment will be made easy Apply TO
WIN JORDON, on the premises
brunswick. April Z. 1851 6w42e
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Superior First Sort Potash.

0F extra guilty for the manufacture of good family
soap. also Sal Soda, Rosin &c, for sale the CITY
Market, by PAGE.
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Commissioners Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that the undersigned, COM
~ missoners the ofTHoMAs Gus Jf, late
ofPhpsburg in the County of Lincoln, deceased whose
estate has been rendered sovent have been authorized
by the Hon Arnold Blaney Judge of Probate, in and for
said County, to allow the further time of M fy days from
the 9TH inst, the creditors said Gushing bring
in and prove their claims and that will be session
Thursdays the III, 22d and 29th SITS, the Count
ing Room of Duncan & Davenport near the south steam
MILL al O'Clock NJ, of each of said DAYS for the above
named purpose. G. W. DUNCAN,
THOMAS NJ. REED.
Bath, May 7, 1851. sw45
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New Goods I!

THE subscriber has Just received from Boston fresh
assortment o; w Il. Goods Groceries and Provisions
consisting in part If Crashed, p and II Sugars -
Old Hyson, Oolong, Niny ong and Souchong Teas; Ja-
Porto Cabeilo and Cape Coees, and all articles
lily kept in Grocery 81 ore, which will be sold chea
5 they be bought i'll this city.
May 1851. as w. P. MARSTON
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FOREIGN PORTS.


II e' eu'''o'ttF -'F'IS7'"u'I
Ar at LIVERPOOL 10th ut Abeona New Orleans Iowa,
Brewster, Savannah.
Sid 18th, Forest Queen Lovett, York; 18th, Hough-
ton, Doane, Orleans.
CID 18th, Nathl Kimball, Cox, Mobile.
ADV Emma Field York 9Th; Italy, Reed, do 22d :;
Tempest Patten, do with despatch.
Sid frem Royan, eth uit, ship United States Chism,
York.
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HARDW r.!

HNHE subscribers have large and well Sc.
'ected stock OF Hardware, Oils, Window
Glass, Carpenters Tools, Sc, which will h.
sold very cheap. MITCHEII&IOW
Bath, May %, 1850 az
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III bark Of about $50 TONS built at the yard of
T. = Southland, Richmond, towed down TO this city
Tuesday last. The is named Lucy L. HALE.
Brig Fornay 249 TONS built in I homaston, yrs old,
lately overhauled &c, sold auction in York ON
Friday last, fol $1,000
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20 Agents Wanted.

WANTED bv the subscriber, twenty active men OF
w good character and address, TO canvass THIS ShiA
with New and Pictorial History Constant and luera-
31tf Browns Corner. Me.
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Notice !!

'llE undo Tsigned receive deposits al their Crce in
Liverpool. and give drafts sight on Their house in
New York or Ioson, payable current rates OF Ex-
change. without charge
HARNDEN & CO.,
80 Stae street.
Boston, April ;. 1881. 6mis42
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HOUSE PAPER.
Southern Pine Lumber For Sal.

THE subscribers are Agents for the sale of,h.
Timber, at the very lowest rates-tobe dei;x9
Darien Upper Steam Mill, Georgia.
Bath, Feb. ~, 1851 amas
North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1852, 1851-01-11
LATER FROM CALIFORNIA.
More GOId-DeatA Of Mayor BigelOuo-1He ChOle-
ra, 6-c.

| More GOld-DeatA Of Mayor Bigel0,o-IHe ChOh-
| r1, &c.
New YoRK, Jan. 6, P. NJ. The steamer Georgia
arrived here this morning. She brings San Francis
mails to the LIST of December. She left Chagres,
on the 24h Of December, with 924 passengers, 40
of whom got off at Havana, to 60 to New Orleans in
the steamer Pacific. She brings two hundred and
tweny-three thousand dollars in gold dust. and two
weeks later advices from California. She left the
steamer Crescent City Chagres. waiting for gold.
The passengers remaining on the Isthmus were to
leave in sailing vessels.
The steamer Oregon brought two millions of dol
lars worth of gold dust freight, besides hum
bred thousand dollars oh in the hands of passengers
The steamer Republic brought two hundred thou
sand dollars.
All was quiet Panama. Several Californians
had been imprisoned for rioting and left in prs
on. The Captain General ia determined to make an
example of them. II
The dry setting in al Chagres, and the
place was becoming more healthy.
The cholera still raging at San Francisco. The
Alta California says, believe it prevails
siderable extent. Mayor Bigeow, Of Sacramento City,
died of il.
Much complaint was made against Congress in not
provi ding for the wants of the people, among some
of which enumerated mint, post-office, mail
routes, land titles, &c.
The political complexion of the Legislature is still
in doubt; both parties claim the ascendency. The
election, however. which was to come off in Sacra-
mento, might possibly change the majority in favor
of the wings.
The appointments of State officers have given gen.
eral satisfaction.
The recent rains have crafty swollen the small
rivers and opened nav CATION many of them. They
have also given mi in the dry diggings better
chance to work Many and rich veins have
been discovered.
Commercial affairs were steady. Flour and other
merchandise were abundant, and prices rather
in favor of buyers. All articles Of produce were
te nding TO decline.
North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1852, 1851-01-11

TTIHE twenty-second volume of the ROANOKE REPus-
1 LIcAN commenced with the New Year. and the
subscriber deems occasion fit to de6ne his
ston ask the aid of such citizens of Halifax and
the adjoining Counties conscientiousy support
him.
For which have been fully set forth in its
columns, the Republican will longer sustain the poll
cy of the Wing party Whatever ofinfuence ability 1t
NAV possess, will be devoted the advocacy of DEM
ocrac The rights and all the rights of the
South will meet with unwaverng support i'll its col
umns and every honorable will be used to defeat
the schemes OF that party the tendency of which general
has been tosuve the Constitution and consequently
render the Southern States but hewers of wood and
drawers of the other members of The Confede-
This County has been for a long time under the rule
of Wing politicians but the prestige of victory ls now
some what broken, and when it is known that goodly
array of numbers and much acknowledged talent on
side there is every prospect of restoring old Halifax
her former proud position he ranks OF the Demo
cratic party To effect such result will be Of the
leading objects Of the Republican.
he ofthe paper will be the same as heretofore
viz 81 SO per annum, if paid in advance, or $500
if not paid within the first three months.
Those who wish to subscribe do SO by sending
their the address of the Editor, Halifax, C..
c. n. WEBB.
Halifax, N. c. 20
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L. f PROSPECTUS OF THE
Eastern Carolina Republican
a Heeky Newspaper 10 be published al GOldsbOrOsgA
u: e. Gsatsck. Editor oad Proprietor.

ISHE undersigned Editor and Proprietor Of the Eastern
I Carolina Republican, heretofore published at New
bern, would respectfully inform bis friends and the pub
lc that he intends that paper about the FIRST
day of February next to Godsborough where it will con-
tinue to be issued weekly Democratic Newspaper.
The publisher is induced make this removal by the
superior facilities afforded Goldsborough for the cOec
ton and distribution of For these purposes it 10
the most advantageous point in North Carolina and the
publisher feels assured that he furnish his readers, to
the West well to ihe East of thet point with as
late intelligence can reach them through any other
medium. Ssa74
change in the location of the Eastern Carolina Re-
publican will he attended by change in the principles
which 1t has heretofore advocated Entertaining firm
convection that the principles of the Southern Democratic
party OF the United States embrace the true intepreta
ton OF the Federal Constitution, the undersigned will
use all the zeal and whatever of ability he may possess
to enforce and maintain those principles.
Upon questions of State policy the undersigned will
Sustain whatever he believes will contribute
the interest the honor, and the glory of the State.
In addition to the political matter Of the Republican,
portion of its columns will be devoted to News, Agr-
culture, Manufactures and particularly the Markets
the towns of this State, and in the Northern
and Southern cities His location will afford him
quacd facilities for getting the laest and most correct
information.
The Eastern Carolina Republican will be printed in
the style of the fine white paper and with
good type At early day he proposes to increase
in size when will lie Of the largest papers in the
State BY giving his Individual attention to its manage
men the Editor hopes make it also of the most
readable and interesting Having made editing his pro-
son his readers may be assured that no pains or LABOR
will be spared to deserve their patronage y -.
TERMs.-1he Eastern Carolina Republican will be
published every Tuesday morning at 81 per ii paid
strictly in advance; $3.50 If paid during the year; or
50 if payment is delayed until its expiration.
w. B. GuLICK.
Raleigh, January g. 1851. 20
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TAX ON NORTHERN GOODS.

A friend, writing from Warren County, brings
this subject attention., and asks take it in
hand and press it upon the General Assembly. He
says:
by reference the opinion of Chief Justice
Ruin delivered in the of Wynne Us. Wright
Dew and Bat. LIST. vol. p. l9you will this ques-
ton fully and ably argued and decided in behalf of
this power. The learned Judge, in delivering his
opinion, refers to two cases decided in the Supreme
Court of the United States-Chief Justice Marshall
delivering the opinion of the Court-in support Of
his decision. These adjudications settle the ques-
ton of power, unless enemies have determined TO
nullfy every thing that conflicts with their vile no.
lions. In my private discussions
upon this question: have uniformly maintained the
doctrine tina the State has this power and that 1t
ought to be exercised Immediately, possibly it
might be the of bringing our enemies to their
their patriotism seems to measured by the
almighty dollar. - >.-as ..sG ira s
We would remind our Warren friend that this
question has already been considered by the Com
miitee on Slavery, raised by the two. Houses, and
that a recommendation 10 the products Of nom
saveholding States made by the majority of the
Committee. The subject has been and is exciting
attention and discussion here, but what the result
will be we are unable say The Pooer TO these
products is no doubt clear; the question is now one
of expadency alone. We repeat, We cannot predict
what the General Assembly will do in this respect
nor can we foreielI, with any degree of accuracy,
what declarations that body will deem it proper to
make on tho Slavery question generally.
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HALIFAX REPUBLICAN.

We publish to-day, with much pleasure, the Ad-
dress of the Editor of the Halifax Republican to his
readers at the commencement Of his twenty -second
volume. 1t will be seen that the Editor repudiates
Federalism, and out and takes his position boldly
on the Democratic platform.
The Republican says sc Federalism is down every
where and more particularly in Halifax County. 1t
is odious. Two years hence, we intend TO sweep it
fore and aft We congratulate Mr.. Webb upon his
independence, exhibited in his course for some time
past Our cause is constantly gaining. Push on the
column!
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THE SLAVERY or EsTloN.

- - -
Without the Constitution, Or with the Constitution
dsregarded and palpabiy violated the Union Of the
States would be an evil Of much greater magnitude
than any which we might anticipate from dissolution
-for one violation Of that instruments if acquesced
in, would speedily lead to others, ending only in the
complete overthrow of State sovereignty, and the
establishment Of central, consolidated despotism.
The creature would thus, through usurped power be-
come greater than those who gave it being; and
instead of representative government and the voice
of the people, Constitutionaly uttered, We should
have the edicts of the dispensers of Federal patron
age and the iron sway Of sectional majority. Human
liberty, and the elevation of the masses through all
time TO come, depend upon the preservation of the
Federal Constitution in its pu r,y and original spirit
and that Constitution can only be preserved by
strict construction of the powers enumerated in it, and
by constant and jealous regard for the rights of the
States. '. =s.a..-.#
tits the duty Of North Carolina to speak out o,o on
this question of Slavery in the piainest language she
use While she acqusces in the action of the last
Congress on this question, she does so with deep
sense of the wrongs which that action has inflicted
upon her slaveholdng State and she owes i, to
herself DECLARE with her Southern sisters that she
will regard the repeal of the Fugitive Slave Law or
its essential modification by Congress, as conclusive
evidence that further continuance of the Union is
not to be expected, or hoped for Such course
the part of Congress ,Ooud, Of it,e disable the
Confederation; and the responsibility of disunon and
for every evil which might flow from it, would be just
ly chargeable and chargeabe alone, on the people of
the free States.