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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-02
CAPE OF GOOD HOPE.

The English papers comment upon the
last news from the Cape
The General Screw Shipping Com.
pany's mailpacket B0sphorus had arrived, bring
Ksffrs hard driven that they sought TO CON-
promise with Sir Harry Smith but the General would
listen to nothing but unconditional surrender, and
a week was given for consideration. At the end of
that time the British troops entered upon the lands
of the kafrs and commenced destroying their crops.
By the latest Government orders and notices ii sp-
pears that the Governor 10 making arrangements fSr
future defenses; and that he is about TO embody
fresh corps Of Ksr police, and also rural police,
to be composed Of H0tteDtots. Thus far the Cape
frontier affairs assume more cheering aspect, and
the war, II was confidently hoped, was near Q con-
clusion. The only untowsrd feature TO b reported
is the further spread OF restessness and panic among
the coored classes and white nh abitants OF the west
err Districts. 1t should be stated, however, that In
Cape Town the Ksfir war was conndered to be at
an end when the Bosphorus left that colony on the
Sd OF February for England.
The latest general orders announce an
inter dtd movement OF the infantry In columns
on the Amatolas on the 26sh and 9Th of January.
Should these operations be attended with success,
the ksfiTs will be far humbsd to sumbt 20 any
terms that may DO dictated. They are short OF
powder and anxious 70 reap their crops and there
fore deiircus OF peace. The latest news Is post
script dated at AZ O'Clock the I'd of Feb, which
states that the frontier post had just arrived bring
ips etterrfrom King Williams Town to the 27th
ut, and that Butter wsrh had been burned to the
ground BY some of KTel's Ksfirs. Kreli has sued
Tor peace. There II 30 further news
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-02
SPAIN.

Gen. Lersundi has been named Captain
General of Madrid, and has taken possession Of his
new post Gen. Turon, who has been named mill
tsFy commapdans Of the capital had not yet arrived
The Ovden, ministerial Journal, states that Gen
Concha has been recalled nom the captain general
ship of Havana, not account Of any mistrust OF.
the part OF the Government of the Generals capa-
city or oyslty but because certain measures Of his
have not obtained its appreciation. Gen. Don yalen-
tin Canedo is to replace him. The Eyees mentions
q rum0r Of decree said 10 be ready for publication.
the United States. The fortifcatiops Of Aahon
have been commenced upward Of 500 workmsa
are employed on them,
The entrance of Lord John Manners
into the EIsish Ministry disturbs the Conservative
PTetencer
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-02
ITALY.

The Milan Gazette of the 9th contains
a notification from the imperial Lieutenant Of Lom-
hardy, informing ths public that until further
deTs7 the notification Of the 10th OF January II 10 be
obeyed, and no Sandman vessels on the Lago Mag
gioIe are to be allowed TO approach the Austrian
bank within 200 yards, or 10 take on board land
passengers or goods.
"A letter fIsm Rome states that the plan
Of French Zo verein In Italy will not be success
full.
The Independence Beige is excluded
from the Roman states.
"A letter from Florence of the 10th, in
the OptnoSs of Turin states that the Austrian troops
in that country are about to be diminished BY 900
men
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-02
PERSIA.

- Twelve tboossud Persians have A..
beleaeuerfrE the ci,soel. IN which the soa Of ",
Mahommed khsn suii remains shut no. Ths ~
OF the Peniap General 10 at the head of Ia -,
my 10 uEceftan, out II 10 supposed 70 be the Covevn
or of Khcrasson. and soa Of the lste Abbas Nina -
Fifteen yesrs have nov spsed since Potunssr's d.
tense Of Heiat sssi0st the lac king OF Persia tn
Kajars have taken ssvsn sge OF the disunion 49,
anarchy existing In Hers, sin zee the Var MaAcune<,s
death, and have just stepped in good time bet sses
the eontencipk parties. Tney are ostensioiy the r.
storeS Of Alta Mshonmed's sons but there 10 verv
little doubt that they ~il annex Herss 10 tAen a.
mnops, In the event OF success.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-02
FRANCE.

The Estimates for 1852 are published:
The State expenditure IL calculated ct 40 s63 "a
francs the receipts ct l,449, 4l3,o04.
The import duties On fermsntsd liquors are re-
duced BY half, and those on liquors sold by retail
raised by half.
The wn estimates are augmented BY 1000, 90
francs, those Of the Navy BY Il, 0Oo, 900 francs.
The extraordinary works are augmented By "A, sOo-
ot0 francs.
The salaries of the "high functions
ries Of State such ministers bishops tssc), am
bassadors magstratss and prefscts are to bs raised
TO what they were before the reductions made by the
Provincial Government. Ministers are to have
loo,ooef year. The Minister. Of War and the
Minister Of Foreign Affairs viii b. allowed 100 eoOf
year. Chief judges and procuresrs gsnersaux,
from 2o,coof to l5.ooof The President of the CoaY
de Cessation and Procurew General, 3o.oOoD
The Journal des Debats publishes the
letter o. adhesion Of the Duke dAumale ana the
Duke DC Nonfpenser 10 the protest Of the executors
Of the VIII OF Louis Philippe.
AT the interment of M. Armand Mar.
f:st the CHEF noxners we're General Cavaignac,
M. Corbon, NJ. De Lamartine, and N. Marie. There
vas great number Of exFepresensatves present.
No speeches were made, in consequence of specini
orders 70 that effect from the police.
The Duchess Of Dalmatie, widow of
Msrsel sout died At soultbers on the lssh Instant
aged 81.
= According to the Steele, the long
tshec-of review Will certainly take place in the
thamp-oe hus, on Apui Is. Sixty r-sisBeuts OF
ali arms, fermiE total Of 100 0O0 are erected
TO be In the hec This will be The largest review in
France siI &c that at Bouosns m 1904
- III. Ferdinand Favre has been elected
Deputy for Nantes
- The Monifeur publishes a decree far
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-02
TURKEY.

ION the 9Th instant Reschid Pacha was
Teinstated ~ Grand vixier ),
"A letter in the Agram Gazette, dated
Belgrade, states that Mr. Alison Oriental secyetary
Of the Turkish Legation, having visited Belgrade E,
and composed the differences between Mr.. Fon-
banque, British Consul there, and the Prince OF Ser
via, bad proceeded 10 Bospis, With the we Of ss
taoiishins British Consulate IN that Province
The Presse and Loyd Of Vienna have
letters from corsiantirople stated to be written by
weIlihformed pertors, announcing that srman for
the deposition OF Aooas Pacha viceroy OF Egypt, Is
preparing. The correspondents omit 70 s.a.e how It
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-02
b. r. SHOWS Circular.

HONOLULU. ist Feosutsy. 1853. :.
GfsTfExsx The tsede ofsss 10 ssds smes me date q
snsssf isier Of las, nsnh mas net esDsscsc ben
eEeisI charge and cfltnuns our <vices 80 s@eos-
s.hie & change the tens Of Lat rep ~ ~
The mpof,st Of ltst moth escssi those n us pre-
ctetiag corsegafsx, sssesd % dec IN ths
surplus OF nefrsEp1iAe Which has uau'
lzee ho eight f1o~tns-shfck the state u mNs
t.s Tsqu,ss, Asse Dcrssss ltvicss hsvs b.sz ~
ce,sd from the unsa 6sses II large skpns.fs On ne
tsss to ccsffn tie fpipiDgvsn las. monh. AAt -
psrssi vnl bet improve fsr iorg time 80 cone.
There has been sy lively dsaaad for Lambsr tuu4
the month, eaussd BY advice reporting small stoes
San sseco and the sutdss so Of rrcss IN thst qsss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-02
INDIA AND CHINA.

The dates are, Calcutta Feb. 3, Bon.
bay Feb. IL, and Cana Jan so. There is nosA,ns
further ffcp Ransoon OF Appearance. HostilIucS
were In . state OF suspense IN the meantime, how.
ever, reinforce ments aud ammunition we're hesns
dispatched TO the frontier ready to repsl any ssss12
or injustice that might be- attempted. The Burnsn
authorities appeared To be quiet watching and wan
ing the course OF events mat might b adopted By
the British Government
The commercial accounts from Cal.
cuua are very unsstisfscsory Al Bombay businsss
Was 10 some what improved state In China slso n
was In q more healthy condition. 80
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-02

nv WILLIAM PEMBROKE HuLor. moo


n, che aiming light Of q Forming bright,
w ~, ~. ON, dam night at leigh has come,
"A The dirae We sing of the tyrant king
The demon of ds5Rness-Rum
W. have riyen the chain that on heart and brain
Law many weary year;
W. Save broken the bowl Of ruin and dole
And we drink Of the fountain clear,
And our limbs our free on the lawn and lea,
Ard our hearts free of olden pain,
And by night and day, are our hsmesteads gay
Then hurra for the Law Of Maine.
Hurra
Hurra for the Law Of Name
Nh the bypone DAYS and the thony ways
That our Grant footsteps trod,
Like a dream have fed in the splendor sned
By the sun bright smiles OF God;
And our altered iives to our fair fond WIVES
land the children we dearly love,
will aeais restore Of the days OF yore
All the Joys it was theirs to prove;
And The br,ehs rose-hue of the health they knew
On their checks shall yet bloom again,
And theis laughter free from all care shall be,
Then hurra for the Law OF Name
Huua
Hurra fog the Law of Maine
All the earnest men of the tongue and pen
All the noble and truly wise
All the true and bold, be they young or old,
Al the voice Of the Lord srise.
The bravest and best, won the Eas. anu "ss''
From the South and the far North come,
In the cause of Right, with letters of might,
To chain down the foul fiend-Rum!
On! on and away he shall fall to-day;
His struggles are all in vain;
And with him shall fail our woes one and Gil
Then hurra for the Law of Maine.
Hurra.
Hurra for the Law OF Maine.
Now the glorious sun sees our toll begun,
That never shall fail or cease,
Till pile we raise for our later days
With whose wealth we can purchase peace.
And calmly shall glide whatever betids
Our lives like a blissful dream,
Till our spirits set free from the earth shall %
Afoat on Eterpity's stream;
And sweeter wis an ending in bliss
Than parting in sin and in pain.
Then hurra for the light of the morning bright,
And hurrah for the law of Maine
Huna
Huna for the Law of Maine.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-02
PRUSSIA.

Letters from Berlin, to the 18th inst,
say: "Count Henry Amin appeals to the Superior
Tribunal against the judgment given against him on
the Attorney Generals prosecution.
The Prince of Prussis received dep
utston from the First Chamber praised their recent
reactioDary votes, and impressed on them the ne.
cessity OF raising the strength of the army.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-02
PORTUGAL.

The new Ministry is thus composed !:
Duke Of saldanha, President Of the Council and
Way Department Rodrigo da Fonseca Msgalhsens
Home; Antonio Luiz De sssbra, Justice Fonses
Psrsira dc Mello, Finances; Jeruis dAtonguia, Ma
rins viscount dAlmeida Garrett, Foreign Affair."
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-02
~ In the U. s. District Court a. Bos.

u In the IT, s. District Court at Bos.
ten, Judge sprssue presiding, March 90 Henry c
Pullman, late master Of the ship Sterling, was put
upon trial On charge Of plundeFing the bark Mis-
souri. Of New-YoEk. wrecked in Risas Bay, on the
coast Of sumsrs Of Is coo silver pilIared dollsrs
Capt Dizzy. Of the bark Missouri. Who was Jointly
indicted with him. has already plead gully
u TIE Texas papers announce the
Death of Taylor White, the creates. stock gro yer in
the State. The sum of $40 Geo in specie was found
Ii his ssfe.
u The store of John Smith, Jr., in
Rtefeid. Ne, Vas recently destroyed by ere Loss
$4,'te Atursrce ssco.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-02
AUSTRIA.

The Emperor returned to Vienna on
the 18th. The Government officially denies that, as
affirmed by the Nw Prussian Gazette, 1t encouraged
France to occupy Switzerland.
Letters frem Vienna by the last two
posts represent Prince schwrzsnbeYg to be serious
" i'll access to him IL denied to all but his yscians
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-02
Richardson Brothers q Cs.'s Circular.
..>..a~A>nca of Iha n Y IIihnna


Per Carada.l LrvsRPooL ID Mo. 18th, lDt
Since the departure OF sae Europa, supplies cea.iase
email but tho demand has been in The same dali stats
and Tleur been such limited scale, that t. effect
sales holders have had 10 suonit 10 soas further
dactiop. -
vailed AZ ON market wnch has been almsst unpscs-
dentsd under the costt uea small supplies 81 wheat an
for BY the the dslivsre. from growers bssss % U.
bsrx scale and during she last ten DAYS the Asycusuis
markets have been reported Is to % per quarter lower
SsN Conn on ~, ss' sno in .,a
floating cargoss have not been free sac short TINE
since The arrivals from Black Sea and Msdtsnansaa
she vsss Of Gas.x has sos so. 3D., ad bra s.
3D. Cd &c to 30. : so iSs. : ''' - ''' '
The sales Of AMERICAN FLOUR last have bsea
chied, Philadelphia and Baltimore ship ut ais fbbl
and few Westerns frem store at 2os I'd co. o. but ~
stated above the business doae has bssa small and scN
Spring tiaae making rapid presrsss under ysmsxtssy
fns dry weather, and our aasumn sewn Whsass are vssr'
II appears highly probable that We shall soon have dis
solution OF Parliament. when strenuous efforts viii b
pro and avert levy higher duty cereals
We had the usual stssdsncs Of the trade At this days
either WSEIr or FLOUR sas oIdsr to effect sales rather
s .o.:, ,: q n:f o..
msnd for French and Irish FLOUR was limited In the az
trsme, without aBy sisl alteration In yaus Indian
nomnsiiy upaitsrsd. Oars asd OATMEAL ssld slowly,
buyers having the tam 10 heir favor.
Arrivals Of foreign WHEAT this day week, e.s3e
quarters; Com 500 quarters; FLOUR, st73 bois and
CURaErcy-A American WHEAT, Baltimore white q. ID
Sh Is md :: Il Il e. sS Enovs Ono
PhiladsiphA. CaAAds ard choice wsssyA Soc a. 70 SIS
pr hbl INDIAN CORN s9s 70 soa Sd yellow. us. pure
80 RicEil psox paorHrss 4 CO.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-02

% proposed 70 hsrnobize susn = proceeding wisAu.
treaty OF 1870. sD4Ia tssrg the ViceroyAaty 70 Ne
Tenet Ali and his heus-
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-z---s ''-SAt Seu. f0fSys
The onIy fsusre dessIyBg Of comment 10 the sDs
amount Of stock he'd both and American ship
were ksy TO continue sstsndsd scsls II does
appear that shipments have been excessive the i'm
mediate supply coming forward likely to t1en heavily %
Importers, hence We think 1t probable thai serious de-
cline IN rates cas be looked for Atths sans time ~
scarcely anticipate their maintenance II subsequent sd-
wees snouid Justly the large estimates Of ssaguas
The sdvcss BY the Ovsrsnd Mail from rdIs are not es
euattd 70 gveany imPetas TO trade IN manufscursg Dis
ircts vhich, duIngbs past week has respsnssd fell
mg to the quiet sac Of our CoTToN market Although
marked decline be noticed IN the price Of either
SooDsor fAhss theio Is more disposition the part II
70 Delay srns our efdsrs IN the hope VI obtaining
IhsGRAIN msrh q again ruled heavy without sns
The ba,ine:s done has besa quite Of limited charsssr,
whth leads W 10 conclude stocks 10 interior tSw
sIsni The import of IsDIas CORN direct 10 irssad hes
essssd cessation Of demand for ,ha, qsAnsr; and with
Isl To- d, market was very thiny stesdsd WHrIr
Was fully I'd. bush srd Flour Sd. Dbl lover Oar
AsH1s-1he demand has fallen off, bat a. holders do nos
seen ~ you, to realize, no change IN prcs has occurred
BEsswAx-ssiss Iesicisd 70 few luns at 80 10 to 81
o. secsIdiDsio qsary 80
has been NOE disposition To realize asd prices hare vsa
wsl e. % s cwt; present rate. s5s 30 3,s Tc~t
Ix sEED dcssnot improve In favor although Dsrsd %
TIMOTHY sEsD-A few retail sales have been offered q
LiRD-Ths high rates dernasdsd hsy. checked opera
nons for tbs present, and there are sales reported
price. = ~
TURrEsrrsE and SPIRITS srs nsch wanted. and void
AID outside prices say S. Cd ios former asd
tos fol after, per cwt
TAN moves OF s.dii, at iia Sd per barrel. store.
RESIN supports the late advance and Ihs a aiss
meet sssdy sss HTsa Common 10 worth ,s ID. TO %.
30. and me u ca 90 i0s. per cwt
LINsEED on CAxEs are wanted, and fac III n woald
readily biiss 81 rs Ca 10 CT 1884, and thick fItj ~ -
Per ton
RICE has some At rsrovsd 10 dsmsnd and sales have
been n sde at lie to Ss per c~s. m bond.
orLs. wnasut charge in vslss. are y listed saary.
ana Prices nominal Seem t7s 70 432 Whale GS -
40 sJt La EA % $40 yer tan
WkIGHr, CANDY AGO.
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wrishs, essdy b COS Liverpsel Ciresiar.


Per Csaade1 No. 81 GRAPH ST, March 10, 1851.
the date Of our last cculA advices (2h Instant pee
Eufepa) our CoTrcN maxi very inannats and The
Gales were limited 20 5000 bales at irregular
rates the same feeling pIevaled on Saturday, on Which
day ke sales confined 10 900 bales The nc srvd
q the Cambria on MoLdsy tendsd to check epsrAioss
Ald sales limited 10 900 ba es Ahsr recep(
Of her advces. on Tuesday. there was more sssdnss
manifest and eco bales changed hands On Wednesday
and Thursday buying restricted 900 bales saca
day, principally in smali los and amest wholly to tho
hacs Prices have varied little that last week qHota-
tions are resumed although must remAb df
ference in cassdcsusn 10 quite equal 20 Id NJ the de-
mapd has been freely met BY holders, Who however, have
shown dis position 10 force her och on the maTket
The total sales Of tho weeh las detailed sstemsat
apneIed) amount 10 AGO. bales, Of whsh spectators
have taken 6oO aud sxgosrs 67o0 bales aad iasluds
50 $40 bales American. Of which $3.50 speeulaso
and ;. 9e to exporters
Owns TO sasierly winds again prevailing the mpcrts
limited to H. 66i bales Of which 10 100 are Amsfcan
Since the arrival Of the Baltic ihIs morning., there
more himness sppsIent ans quota ions readily
obtained, although the qusktty Offering parc narly
the ordinary qsaii ies Is much Of de mand
The salss to-day es&aed Mt 600 bales 70 90 10
spseustess ssd exporters the market closing qsst bat
t0lefably steady.
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FOREIGN MARKETS.
Brown, shipley 4 CO.. Circular.
,pcndencs of The N. Y. Tribune.

Per Casada LIVERPOOL. March 10, lssa
We have material change to notice IN oaf cOrrox
market the departure Of the last Ia The
early part Of TIE there evident desire TO rs
ire. and pricss. paeaay Of the lower and mddg
Qsalsss decidedly in favor II buyers with supply
than adequate TO she tmard causing in some iastascss
decline OF I'd. D. bot siece tee arivs Of the Bse As
morning with the sduce' of In adysIcv IN New OHsas
prices have aGan rallied the salcs OF the day reschtag
600 bales with steady kst Al lat weeks auotaoss
Fair Orleans, 81, Mldoinx, 3l-l6; Fair Mob lee, St;
Middiing, S; Fair Upiaad..3 ST; Mlddng t3-S tnfs-
rior and ordinary. N&tid b
The sales for the week esdng last evening $3.50
bales with 500 cua.ou, aed 300 Tor export.
The total stock 10 'etuced to coo sass OF vhisA
$4,000 American bus must ook for eeasidsraee
increase the frst change Of ~sad.
There has been euet business Masehsstsr And nse
descriptions Of YAsNs are . shade lover GOODS are b
limited demand but prices ersu' firmly nx.'s.e
The Corn Market again very dull with de slime %
WHEAT OF Id. Y 70 n, and IN FLOUR Of Sd. 70 L. oh
westeTn Canal, Pbilait phia Baltimore Ohio and Caa-
ada eos 33Os Cd Sour. iss abs v Dbl Whe WHEAT.
Go 66s. Sd Red. So 40. ass Cd = 70 % Lutte d.ine
INDIAN Corn, At sas fot White, aud ss Or Tor fsss
and Mined. -
American RBsIN, &c. Id. ass %: v cwt.
Yours respectfully, bAo"N, ohflhf 20.
The southern press., 1852-01-05
A Epeck Of War.

The European news looks rather threatening;
but we entertain doubts whether any Of the for.
eign powers desire to be embroiled in war,
though they may snarl savagely at each other,
Though the Frankfort Diet may send diplomatic
notes to England requiring measures to be
taken against the political refugees barbored
there, and Austria in conjunction with Russia
may threaten to coalesce against England, il
does not necessarily follow that war is to be
the consequence: In our judgment the peace
of the Continent is more menaced by France
than by any other power A war with England
would be popular there, and popularity is Napo-
Icons leAer
The southern press., 1852-01-05

lgcncer in support Of protective tar'ff, thar
follow the Union in the eccentric career OF fed
eralism The attempt to expunge the state
| Rights doctrine from the Democratic creed, Will
rend the Democratic party in twain. hope
less and rreparable scbsm will PROSTATE the
party forever, if the leaders seek to seduce us
! into paths we know not, and strive to make us
bow before strange gods. Surely it must have
been in some transient eclipse of the mind, some
momentary hallucination, that the central organ
of the Democracy undertook to scoii at the au
thority of John Randolph, and to annhiate the
sovereignty of the States by the ihterposI-
ton of what strange and resistless influence
has the Union been so far swerved from its ap-
propriate orbit! The followers OF Foote In
Mississippi, and the Freesoil Democracy OF the
North, may erect common altar over the grave
of State sovereignty, but the State Rights DE
mocracy of Virginia. the disciples of Jefferson
and Madison, viii worship at 10 such shrine.
The Democracy of Virginia have sacrificed
enough to party necessities. Forswear devotion
to the rights and sovereignty of the States, they
never will They want to know If the hero
plants of the party, mean to incorporate into the
Democratic creed, the federal dogmas of con-
solidation. They ask, earnestly, what flag the
national leaders intend to-hoist? for battle, they
Will UOL, uflutT Tie DluCk DdtHct VI icdc'o'ioM.
The Washington Union mistakes the noisy
clamor of seditious faction, for the voice ofthe
Democratic party of the country. BY attempt
ing to conciliate disaiected and impotent clique,
who mask designs destructive to the party under
the garb of devotion to the Union, it may alien
ate the true Democracy. HENRY s. FooTE, and
his small squad ofsefsh schemers, are not the
leaders of the Democratic party. 1t is fatal
error to suppose, that by pandering to his pur-
poses, the harmony of the party may be promo
ted Ii the Union is sincerely anxious to COM
bine in the pursuit of n common object, the
Democracy of every section Of the country, it
must not lend itself to any faction. Its vision
must range beyond the plots of the self-styled
Union Democracy. 1t must respect the feelings
and opinions of those who still cling to the
State-rights doctrines of JEFFERSON. 1t must
cease the vulgar taunt of disunionisls, which it
applies Unfortunately to every Democrat who
feels for the honor and rights of the South
State sovereignty and the right of secession.
must not be the objects OF its ncessant denun.
citation, unless it means to cut off from the party
all who still maintain these articles of the Dem
ocratic creed Ina word, if the central organ of
the Democratic party wishes to conserve the
unity of the Democracy it must not desert the
che rished princ pies OF the State-rights, strict
construction school, for the embrace Of the con
solicitation dogmas of federalism.