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Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1853-01-05

ION ;modest Jewels encased her faultless arms,
the muslin robe, embroidered with the fEest
webs Of gold, covered but did not conceal
the pearly satin that in full broad folds clung
to, or foated from her queen like form With
every graceful movement.
Leila Velasquez was but fifteen girl in
reality, child in intellect but in appearance
a mature woman. Wild as the gazelle, she
was at times as timid Her father worship
ped her the slaves were ready to die in
her service. Light-hearted and frolicksome,
her ringing laugh daily resounded through
her fathers halls, like the music OF silver
bells; her voice seemed freighted with mel
ody.
During the sports Of that festive evening
Herman had eyes for nothing save Leila
and she seemed equally attracted by the
striking face and engaging manners of the
handsome Englishman- Whenever he va
Herman Immediate determined toI mestel
'her language, for She could say but a few
broken sentences in English--yet how sweet.
ly they sounded from her lips. Never had
he seen such charms-not even in London
famed for its fair women.
All the following day the Stantons were
reserved and sullen. They had noticed the
abstraction of their English relative-his
marked preference for the West Indian belle
and they were heartily jealous.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1853-01-05
Il & M~-,:-.-5t..-

Mr.. Clark moved to lay the memorial and the
motion on the table. He regretted that at thi,
late period Of the session this exciting subject
had been brought before the Senate he said
the Clerks tape was loaded with public hills
land unfinished business highly important. and
must be acted on this session; and but fev.
days now remained of the sesson-not enonob
to discuss and mature the business now before
them. lie said from the feeling now man;fss.
lted' IL was apparent with what feeling if wouId
be discussed, and justice to public business oo
wen as TO the memorial, forbidany action now
|Ists.- or TO any one, bnt as the only means of
si'eiseesing Of the business already before the
Senate.
Mr.. McClcese called for the yeas and navs
! There being % yeas and % nays, the Speaker
voted with the yeas, and the memorial was laid
on the table.
The Speaker asked the indulgence of the
Senate moment-he desired that his vota
should not be misunderstood, and stated as his
reasons for voting to lay on the table, that the
session was fastapproaching its end but a
few days, according to the joint order of tho
two Houses, remained, and no reasonable hope
Or expectation could be entertained by any
me unber that any bill in response to the PRAYER
of the memoralists could be matured in the
short time now left for delberation, especial
ly on so exciting a topic. Therefore, TO give
an opportunity to the petitioners to bring the
matter at an early day before the next session
of the General Assembly, he had voted to lay
on the table.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1853-01-05
Reported expressly for the Spirit of the Ago.
DEBATE

In tie House Of Commons on Wednesday sse.
ming, Dec. 18th, on Mr.. SpruiLPs resol,t.
ton to tender the use Of the Commons Hall
to the Temperance Contention that night ut
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1853-10-07
The FAN Elections

The enemies OF the administration attach great import
10 The elections which take place this fall With
tone of exuiant triumph is announced tina, the Pres
dent and his cabinet will receive a rebuke by the re-
suits OF these elections which will be ominous OF the
disastrous fate that awaits the administration This bold
declaration is made in the face OF the triumphant en-
dorsement OF the policy OF the administration in the
elections which held during the summer. The
reckless prediction is made in the face OF the most in
spring evidences OF union and enthusiasm in the demo-
cratic ranks, in all the States where elections pening
except in New York, and possibly in Mississippi. Every
indication that reaches us from New Jersey Pennsy
Maryland. Wisconsin, and Ohio. fall OF the most cheer
OF maintaining their ascendency Our democratic friends,
in the press and out Of il, send the gratifying intelligence
that all is harmony and zeal in support Of the admins.
trxion and its policy But they may well be warned by
the confident predictions Of our enemies as 10 the result
and the consequences OF that result The democracy OF
the States voting this fall is called upon 10 respond TO
the charge that President Perce's administration has
proved iaureand failed. too. il alleged. upon the
miserable question Of distributing the patronage Il 10 an
insult TO the spirit which animaies every true democrat
to be told that great national party held together
merely by the spoils Of Office. What response will the
true hearted democracy OF New Jersey. Ohio, Pennsyl
wanna, Mississippi. Maryland, Wisconsin, and even New
York. make to this Wholesale caumny Are the bonds Of
union party 10 be sundered and the Of our
choice abandoned and rspudated because few hungry
expec,ans of plumber have not been graled II is time
for the democracy TO rouse up and prepare TO ovcrwhem
these factious disturbcs OF the integrity Of party II
have not mistaken the spirit which animates sound
national democrats every where the elections this fall will
PROVE like those in the summer, the real strength OF the
administration with the masses
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4. s. Norwood, Esq Of Baltimore.

In clipping from our exchanges. a few days since, the
items Of news and miscellany with which we ill column
daily, without knowing anything Of the facts. We took
the following item from exchange paper. We are IN.
for med upon good authority that the charge against Mr.
Norwood groundless and il gives pleasure to make
the correction and we sincerely regret that have
unin,en,ioually been the Of giving circulation
TO an unjust charge
"a dedication has been discovered in Baltimore. The
individual charged as l. Norwood clerk the cour, OF
common pleas Tn. IL vsously stated but the exact
known. and probably will not soon be a.
cerained The lowest named is SD 900, and his securities
will have 70 make II good II thsy able do 90"
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CITY OF WASHINGTON.
FRIDAY MORNING, OCT. !, lsss.

UyMr HssRr n Lswls, OF Montgomery Alabama
travelling agent
stSa BY q. LawIs, JAMS o. LKws aud DAnuE d. LAWS
0y-Ms IsaAsL JAass No. lca street, Pisde
hia, general travelling agent assisted W. H. WELD
Jsss CoLLiss, JAxEs DEsass Jos. BurroS Csc
Burrex, Isaac NJ BoDisK, EDMUND W. WILEY, WILLIAs l.
WArKKaAs, and GKoKox L. MeLsoD. &Nk
0y-Receipts either will be good. r
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1853-10-07
The Past and Present Position OF tho Now
York Democracy.

We publish to-day the second and concluding paper
on this subject from the pen of Hon. r. H. Glle OF this
city. Mr. Gille is well known 10 the country as a mem
Der Of Congress from the State Of New York. and sub
sequenly as Solicitor and Register Of the Treasury under
the administration Of President Polk. Mr.. Get is very
familiar with the topic on which be writes and, without
undertaking to pass judgment upon all his statements
we have doubt that at this time his narrative will be
found Interesting and instructive.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1853-10-07
OFFICIAL.
Appointments by the President.

John W. IL. Under wood. Of Georgia, TO be associate
Justice OF the court OF the United States for the Territory
of Utah. ~ mss
VIM. w. II. Davis, of Pennsylvania, 10 he United
States attorney for the Territory OF New Mexico.
Charles Bloomner be United States marshal for New
Mexico
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1853-10-07

The wings, as appears in our islegaphc column, hay
ing heard from forysx counties. undertake 10 cipher
out the election Of Mr.. Jenkins as governor BY 1900
majority. We think the report lacks confirmation.
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Execution Of the yasitive.sl.y. La

The southern wings have assaed the President no
little upon the allegation tina, Gov. McCelland appoint
ed by hin TO the Interior Department. unsound on
the compromise question We have heretofore met and
fully refuted this charge; but opportunity has been
afforded to Gov McCelland TO put ha charge entirely TO
rest. Col. Wynkoop, one OF the marshals OF Pennsyl
vana, informed the Secretary Of the INTERIOR few days
SINCE that his officers were threatened with resistance to
the execution Of the fugitvesave law at Wilkesbse
and asking his advice to the employment Of counsel
The prompt reply Of Gov McCleand breahes the trne
spirit;
DEPARTMENT IrrERios,
Washington October 4, 1883.
STA Yours oil the 81 instant has been received and
have telsgraphed you consult the district attorney
ploy counsel II necessary, and all reasonable means
for the enforcement Of the law This department il de-
ermined that the fugitive slave law shall far depe nds
H. be executed in good aith and the officers c
ultimately employed in carrying into effect shall be
tsincd. They need not lear any difficulty long
they discharge their does efficiently and faithfully
/ sm, sir. NC.
n. McCLELLAND. Secretary.
Col FsAScls M. WYskoor Marshal Eastern District Penn.
syivanis
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CEsGoE TO EseLASp AND FRhScr-A letter from
Boenos Ayres states that The seizure Of Urquxas papers
has led the discovery Of the secret concession by him.
France and England. Of the right occupy the island
Of Martin Garcia in order 10 guaranty the free navxa
ton Of the La Plata The Island has always belonged 10
BSenos Ayres. and it's cesson by Uquiys denounced
even by the London Times, great Outrage
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1853-10-07

The SUE MARINE TELEoRApH.-The New York Times
states that company has been organized, and the stock
subscribed, for constructing ub-marne telegraph be-
tween Liverpool and New York via Galway, Newfoupd-
land. and Nova Scotia, and for extending subtsranean
branches OF il TO every part oil Europe. The distance
viii be 800 mescost less than s6oo mile The pro-
cess be used is newly invented by gentleman OF
Massachusetts,, who has discovered mode OF immensely
increasing tho conducting capacity Of ieexraphic we and
also way Of laying down the wire, both under and
land. much cheaper than any used hitherto.
LIEUT. WHrppLr's rxpLonIro PARTY. The For, Smith
Herald says that Lieut. Whippes exploring party were.
on the cath Of August, 2o7 miIes from that place Tbs
Lieutenant had not succeeded in obtaining guide. bu,
was determined to persevere. depending upon hs own
energy to ascertain The nature Of the country and ns
adaptation to railroads.
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Mrs. A. aPElR will OPEN saturday morning,
MI 9Th October Of fall and ashons
Millinery rooms, u, between sth and 10Th streets.
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vN0RArN CARP ETsN0s AT THE OLD PhICEs.l
We jass received three bales hme ingram T
spl prices before the lata aovancs ms
-" - CLAGETT DoDs0N.
a~wU 0--ya6noA
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H,OTTCp1r. suh~cvhsr respectfully informs his customers
who ON opr their bills will he presented ON
win he paid
Oct S-dlw n ~" w. =
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should be 20 blind not To notice the Signs Of the times,
which distinctly point To the extension Of this conesSva
tive combination to other Sstee, and 10 gepssal unjon
with the wings To oppose President PIERCE 10 Oelsie
others e, rM
brief reference 10 the proceedings Of both wings OF
the democracy IsS9 will show that soVVyy mai.
tiers they harmonixed. and that psat pssssW views
were not TO be les, Of party orthodoxy, nor s criterion
OF merit Each division met st Rome sepasDtsly. in Al.
gust is4q, and the basis Of fsture scoa vas agresd
upon The radicals" pAsssd resoutioWp denying 10
Congress the power slavery in the Safes and A.
hrmIng u IN the territories In the bunker body Gov
Deknsons reported speech contains thsss sxpeessons
Il know it has been said-msny hero have no doubt
heard the charge osn msdeif bers least slsswhe
NY opisoos strand they Inaturcd cPincns. debsr
aSly formed 4 might say ,hey are part Of my cpossitu-
'rooa nhersDcc-every thoughi and seng and impalss
OF my hcar-cvery verse and chapter Of my pot1tica
me that political Institutions founded equality,
and repudiaie, of the ouess canlnntss, that
II look having gone owt
the earth great mission Of light, mating know
edge, carrying ,he glad dings OF freedom lad good viii
snd second ony their eft ling innvonoes the
benign spirit OF the Christian religion i,sS bslisvs
the work oil extending freedom MI mankind be
accom- plished IN mans brief moment the, mite
lime Of Him who destiny Of nations. MyJo
sition, then, 10 NOT In favor Of slavery md fsvorng
The INSTITUTION. cannot favor n extension rcppdsis
me Institution IN all us forms, and ia All places, whslrf
A. the North or the South, the East ll,e Westwbstoer
the bondsnsn be black whie and whether the limb or
the pind he held in scrvtude
''How lar, .h~n lot ~ aquire, 70 produce
reconciliation IN the Gated here Win
pfopfisy OF safety viii FAR IN all bDss personal
and ~ Pructpe Will 60 very OF the pftci
P'ce where can look down into the gull snd zee hs
danger and destruction But will take The bs' ~"
hnsi hsr--spd ] my friends NJ nos 81 p'ts.t
than Will The democratic party, II 10 s~sd, u o.sV
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