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LORD CLARENDON

n. steamboat rithou, funnel. aiia~es be-
firmly established by the
mauag. Bonapars with Princess Victoria Of Eng
Isndhe between Christ and Mahomet and also sveAns
ror This nsolent han tho fnsoien cnsr
of Lord John Russell Let the OF Europe know from mo tha
Europe right regulate thing in America Thus Bona
with his Engi,h wife win French and Ensish
New Orleans and orh
according the English fashion, when English feet bombaded
and reduced nshes Copenhagen numbering forty thousand
women children, previous declaration
regulating OF legation abroad the fishery
OF ssnia Anna and monarchy in Lima
the affairs Of Nicaragua and British onduras the Acanizson Of
euba the odious monopoly the Amazsn which vef belongs
Venezuela New Grenada, Ecuador and Bolivia, until
shall be compelled beg pardon extremity Now
Mr. Clarendon that rather Lord Donkey than
let the powerful American make alliance
tusa, the faithful friend Of this
for regulating the Eastern queons and send the brute Turk
Christ Europe obtain the United the
island Ssmos protect the Independence and sovereignty Of
Csnsdas independence Of Anssa place Kossn
throne
auspices Of Victor Hugo send John Mitchell rith brigade Of
ousard irish lions proclaim the republic Of Ireland
MAXIM and Gavax, TO the Roman republic stop
expectation England assis
republic in Spain raise revolution Al
of 0rleans hoist the Russian aaa
Calcutta Bengal Madras &c. and give John Bull kick Of
The British India, let II what II Tho
territory OF instead Of giving 6hsen
Hons for the Of Anna for miserable which
worth achew oftobacco with these hncen millions to build
medsey fifteen line ships fsses) capable
those Of England and France hundred
Any guns.
nv by readers terms for twenty four
Spanish, any ohsr foreign language sxm dollars nd
hsl Of what other teachers
dred composition,
which human body Is liable
RICARDO CoRREA DA COSTA,
Tho Peoples Doctor,
AMp, Bannerman',, corner Of and o'h streets
lar IN
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UrS2SaAIs.
TKsAsuNY D1rAsrsssr, January / 4.

IKEAsuKT DsrAEIaxsr, January L. 1854
Nouee hersby holders of following
stocks OF The United States thai this department prepared
chase time between hereof the June
portions Of those stocks amounting the aggregate seven
million dollars in The hereinafter men
toned, TO wit:
In OF contingent competition, whn the
preference will be given in the order OF which
may The duly assigned United
States The parties who thereof must
be transmitted this department upon the receipt Whereof
price will be paid compounded OF the following
J. The par value specified in each eenidcae
premium The stock Of the loan authorized by the Of
July S6, redeemab November l2 1885, of six
stock OF the loan authorized by 1872 redeoma
cenbsr, 1862 OF fifteen and half per the
loans authorized by the of lS7 and lo4s redenab
The former the 3st December 1867 and the latter
June 1865 Of twenone and the stock OF the
authorized by the 1885, and redeemabo the 3 Of
ber 1884, Commonly called the Texan indemnify
I'd Interest par each certificate from the LIST OF January
1854 10 the date of receipt and settlement the with
allowance money reach owner) days
in addition.
Payment said will be drafts
United Satas the Boston, New
or Philadelphia, as the parties may direct.
JAMES GUTHRIE,
Jan 3-tilsiJune Secretary of the Treasury.
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EVANS Il wATsON's Phitad.Iphis-
II patent key hole saamande Ore and efproof
always band No 80 street, Phadel
phn Also bank vaults and iron doors fer
rsnted equal to in the United States,
Reference s given TO few who safes many
be named. Over 1000 Of safes
Maguder,
D. O.. has Of safes authorized
orders for
Farmers and Meshancs Bank, philadelphia 10 safes
United Mint do
United States Arsenal, in Philadelphia, In California.
United States Appraisers Office, Philadelphia
Pennsylvania Railroad Company, 4 safes.
Phsdciphs, Germantown, Railroad
safes
Richard Norris u Son, locomotive works, Philadelphia.
Winchester Bank, Winchester, vireinis.
Sole sacncy for Bnferworth's superior bank locks.
Patent slate lined refrirerstors.
July 3o-2awly
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The stock market has buoy but there Is as
yet but little general speculation The public last year
were pretty we'll biz with the numerous mining bubbles
put aoa of which got up Tor sale ana are Ut
tery worthless The good railroad securities work gradu-
ally private hands Increasing abundance OF money
will however, produce usual effect in promoting specn-
latlon.
Yours. PRENTICE.
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The vARIETE.-The accomplished Miss Davenport re-
peated last evening crowded and intelligent audience
her charming mpersonaon of Peg Wellington. To-
night she again appears in Camile-hat affecting char
acter in which she has stkngly displayed her rare
genius actress We understand that by invitation
Of MIR. Rsley, tho Indians in the city from Ne
braska will attend the performances this evening.
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IN Tn. IN. estate OF Elizabeth Leigh, de-

IN the matter of the estate Elizabeth Leigh. de-
eeassd In the Orphans court for Baltimore city Maryland
In puuance Of an order Of the Orphans aforesd passed
the 10Th day Of December, s5a
all parties Interested distributes said Elizabeth Leigh
ceased 70 said 10Th
d. 1884, TO authenticate their claims dsthutve share o the
said estate IN pursuance Of the Of the assembly Of Ms
snd Of 1895, chapter iTs.
CUMRiD u. HOT.fiNs,
Dec R+-law3m Administrator OF Elizabeth Leigh.
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mo. 1917


A, OTICE extending the time OF the reservation OF
In lands Withdrawn sale, along
Cairo and Fulton railroad and aneAes the States of MsouR
and ARRAAHAs
Notice hereby given the
Withdrawn from marke and ordered be withheld from
Except for valid peempons) until the 9Th April
lying within the probable Limits OF the grant made by the act en
tied An act granting the Of way and making land
States Arkansas Missouri,
railroad from point Mississippi opposite Of
Ohio Little Rock the Texas boundary line Full
Arkansas viii. branches 70 Fort Smith and the MssssPpt
approved February le3 hereby further
extended further this Office.
Given hand the city Washington this 2Sd Of jan
uary, 1854.
By order Of the President 81
JOHN WILSON,
Commissioner Of the General Land Once.
Ian Ala
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sale To-Day.

ny GREEN 4 SCOTT, Auctioneers.
CxCEILENT FURNITURE AT AUCTIoN.--on Thursday, the
II Id March, 10 O'Clock the residence OF
Mr. VIM Burniam, Of 10Th
assortment Of furniture, viz
Mahogany sofas parior and rocking chairs
DO dining, card, and other tables
DO marble top table, dressing and other bureaus
hatrack and paiAted cottage chamber ses
Handsome painted window shades and blinds
Girondslc cs, solar, hall, and other lamps
Br,sscis and other carpets
Oilcloth and mating
Cbna, giass, and erockcryware
sbove1s, tongs, and Tenders, hall and other stoves
Feather beds, hair mattresses
Maple hedstesds, wardrohes washstsnds.
With other articles which
Terms All sums aud under s2 cash over s1
siry ninety day for satisfactorily endorsed, bearing in
GREEN SCOTT
Feb 25-d Aucuonsers
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cNUEF AND TOuACco

GNUFF AND TObACCOrater Loriiard, manufacturer, ~
- Chatham street, New York, articles,
warranted Of superior quality maccaboy Scotch French
appee, boneydew Scotch and other snu Ao ,ohac
in Tin foil and description OF the
ous articles can be known by sending for full price current
above. Feb s-d3m
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Act Of 1852.
TO CONTRACTORS.

TO CONTRACTORS.
oTrIor CoasIsuoSKp PUBIC BUILDINGS,
February 81, 1854
pR0PosALs win be received in this office until Saturday,
OF April O'Clock p. grading
much Of Maryland between
bridge, graded gravecd by
Commissioner OF Public Buildings.
The work Is 10 be Of the best hancter and be done the
the Commissioner appoint
inspect and all that be by the
October
e Of the street, aperng OF gradually six inches in depth the
Sides
Security will be required faithful performance
Any surplus the grading be deposited
place, within reasonable dstnnce the Commissioner shall
designate
Proposos will cubic for the grading
superficial yard for the grayeng including gravel all
ierials.
u. u. FRENCH
Commissioner Of Public Buildings,
Feb 27-dtd [senunel, Star, and News.
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in New York ior several years has been as fol

In 1877 -four reached It's maximum IN May and II has
already been high in New York in that The
by the Europa caused fall OF 70 cents barrel and
at the close straight State vs. % southern -four
rs 62. Corn meal, "a IL Rye -four 80 9l. For wheat
concessions in freight caused better demandsaies
for export ~ % good southern. Rye, VI l7a OATS %
cents Corn, pearl white southern 30 cents western mix
ed so cents Pork is bettersaes, Sl5 IS mess SIS 20
for prime. Lard, kegs, ii cents.
Cotton is firm with a rising tendency. Inc ofokeis
quotations are,
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GREAT TluoUGH LINE TO THE WEST
GN = 3 q

leN sisasl1l % g1sxzl
Baltimore and Ohio railroad from baltimore 10 Fhens and
Meeting the srierdix
Union line the Ohio, andthe stages to Zancsriic, &c,
THIS expeditions line thoroughly completed by
finishing Of the Board Tree Tunnel and road being
excellent ORDER the travellers confidently
reced its advantages and low fares The scenery upon
this road is OF the tupendous and character
The mail leaves Baltimore daily y. aud
directly through Wheeling $3.50 mle IS 10 hours
cuding all stoppages arriving tsre at day
leaving Baltimore lodging
In Cumberland 7e mes and proceed thence Wheeling in The
morning
To trains, Washington
and daily meeting the from Baltimore tho Wash
junction. (beer known the Relay House miles from
Baltimore.
Wheeling uurvaIlcd Union line,
which have been completed or this route, form daily
with the and down the Ohio TO Gin
Louisville where for Nashville, kc,,
the ST. Louis and New Orleans packets may be taken by those
ing further on
Ohio West di
Wheeling tho Ohio Stage Compsny excellent coaches
the National road Zanesve and thence
by railroad
Passengers wellsvie Cleveland steamboau and
ind mis- agreeable route being
and speedy al Wheelng and from those
places.
n charge for transfer Of passengers or baggage.
through ticket with the right anywhere
route, from Washington to Wheeling 80 SOL Cincinnati, s1
10 Louisville, 512.
Tickets Mr. Parsons agent railroad station,
Washington, and of the other agents OF the company.
WIN, PARKER,
May il-du General Superintendent
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THE UNION: WASHINGTON THURSDAY MORNING. MARCH q 1854
rUBLIC NOTICE.

GENERAL LAND OFFICE,
February 10, lcss.
NOTICE il hereby that has been received nom the
land officers low. City, Iowa, that their ONCE entered on
the night of the 18th January last and sepens miHa iand
aran abaetsd therefon being part OF those located dung
the month Of December previous.
said warrants ALL the description OF the land
stated IN red ink, the
bottom which defacng The
other land Offices the county have been advised OF
warrants
guard stosn which embraced in
the following list. .. -. -
Commissioner.
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by GREEN & SCOTT, Auct,oneers,

EVRUsTEE's SALE OF VALUABLE rRoPERTY.-on Mon.
day. the I'd OF April next will offer for sale public
O'Clock, front of III. premises by
Joseph Peck w subscriber bearing
May yenr thousand eight forty
Libe 1874, oos 0i,
l0s the land records for the county Of Washington
District OF Columbia all those several
situated being tho city OF Washington known
lots numbered az ) twenty-five ta3 three 2t
twenour (25 twenty-five and (27,) twenty square
numbered loB hundred and the said
the several dwelling houses Improvements, and
the belonging.
Terms Of sale One third Of the cash in hand
the residue in three insamen
MONTHS the purchaser purchasers give for the deferred
payments, bearing interest from the day Of sale.
deed and deed of Of
the notes All the OF tho purchaser
II purchaser should fail comply with OF In
three thereafter the right SELL the
risk and cost Of tho rst puhae by giving weeks notice
Of newspapers OF Washington.
JAMES RHODES,
Trustee.
GREEN SCOTT,
Mar a-2awAds Anconeers.
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MARRIED.,

In this city 28 Of February, by the Rev. SMITH PYAs,
Captain LORENZO SITGREAVES, United States army,
to LUCY ANN, daughter Of General I. 8. JEsur.
AT Trinity Church. In this city Tuesday, the 2ei u, by the
Rev. @. M. BUTLER DR.. RICHARD H. COOLIDGE United States
army, HARRIET b. RINGGoLD, daughter Of Commodore
CHARLES MoRRis United States navy.
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nALTIMoRE AVID ONO nAn.noAp FoR

Cinenna Lou.pie, Indanapols Coimbu, zanssp Ciersi
land, Toieso Chicago, and 81 Iouis.
for all the above points be had the rail-
i road station in Washington
Passengers leaving Washington at 6, arrive in Wheeling in
splendid Winchester and Diuna
for Weve 40 mes from Wheeling thence direct by arosd 70
Toledo, Chcsgo and Alton thence by steamboat o5
miles, Louis. Leaving Washington at >, they will
afternoon with the splendid 'Union Line"
Louisville and for indianapolis by railroad
from Lswrepcehurr.
Through tickets Louisville and
GAINESVILLE Columbus by national road
wheeling holding through tickets lie
point on the information and tickets, apply
PARSONS, agent, Washington :
J. II. DONE,
7-du Master Transportation.
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THIS III TO GIVE NOTICE, That subscriber hath obtained
Orphans Court o Washington county In the District Of
of administration the personal OF
Robert Armstrong Washington deceased All
said deceased hrsby warned
with vouchers hereof the subscriber
o7h day Of February nert hey otherwise by law
he ~rcIudsd on Nii benefit Of said estate NM
SVEN under my hand this 97h day ofFehrusy, lsb4
ARNOLD HARRIS
Yeh 0s~isw3w Administrator
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EDWARD X. COLLINS a co.,
No. SO Wall street, N. ".
BROWN, sHIpLEY, Co.
r g. ROBERTS CO.,
10 Kings Arms Yard, London.
j. MUNROE h CO..
~ Rue Notre Dame des VICTORIES
GEO. " DRAPER, Havre.
ships viii
bullion specie Iewy, precious nefsls unie-s
signed and the value thereof therein
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FARE REDUCED TO SAN FRANCISCO

FARE REDUCED TO SAN FRANCTsCOi
Tudcpendcnt Line.
- THE CELEBRATED STEAMSHIP q NORTH
~S2 STAR $500 win New York for Aspin-
N1X wal on Wednesday, April 5ih 70 connect with The
and splendid steamship YANKEE BLADE
a,6Vo palaces
Tickets steamers The Goth Of March, will
be cold Al the following rates
SteersGe 70 w
Apply only Jisrs NJ Cross, No Bstt.ry Place, sas
~ H. beware Of runners,
Mar l-dn
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CoLuNnIs, l.
Washington county, }""
OsrpArs' Couhr,
February ~, iest
ORDER Cen
Robert Armstrong late OF Washington county deceased
creditors said deceased
versement once week, for three weeks in The Union
Tssi ED. N. ROACH,
Register Of Wills.
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1y- NOTES.-The of Rev. Phineas D. Gurey,
d. pastor church, will take place Ia
said church this ThuTda evening O'Clock The Rev pr
Plumer Rev. Stuart Robinson will de
charge pastor, Rev Mr. Hoye charge
the people. The public is respectfully invited.
.E
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BY AUTHORITY.
LAWS OF THE UNITED STATES.
[Publlc, No. III

lPublc, No H.
AN ACT te extension epon privilege the
OF California.
Be BY the Senate and House Of Representatives As
United States .fmaca Ia Congess assenba pIoyis
granting caption rights settlers the public lands
modified applicable state Of California by the
OF bird March, eighteen hundred aAd three,
extending provisions Of third proviso
huadred three, made prior within
after the passage OF this act.
Approved March !, 1854.
Public, No. A.
JOINT RESOLUTION authorizing supplemental contract for
certain marble Capitol extension.
Reoped by the House United
States usseabied That
United States be- and he hereby authorized supple
mental be made with the marble for
the Capitol extension procure the columns and asa larger
blocks than required by the specifications Of their
Approved March 1, 1854
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er~r.xvn These ships having been built by
S ssiy for every has been
Slh~ their also In their
TO insure strength and speed and their aceommo-
unequaled comfort
Price passage New York Liverpool cabin $780,
cabin $40 Exclusive of size $500
From Liverpool New York. e. 30 and f20.
An experienced surgeon attached 10 each ship.
10 bert be secured until paid for.
o y
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Lecture. +. McNERHASY esq, will lecture this (Thun
day) evening, O'clock Columbia Hail. Capitol Hill Sub
The Teachings of Irish History" The public
fully invited. Mare
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T.
On ssLpIso, 7m opposite odd Feows' Hall,
r. Jonssros, d. opposite City Post ohce 7th street,
physician. =,
company application the agents Office
lar 2-U
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circle and parquetie, SO cents re
orchestra rs family circle % eu
third e SO cts coloed cutlery, IS Private boxes, s.
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| EILlOTTS DEBATES AND MhDIsOs PAPERs.-
IL Stats the
constitution, recommended by General
Philadelphia, 1877. Together journal
Federal Convention Luther Martins Letter Yness Minutes
gressona Opinions, Virginia ncsoluons
illustrations the constitution
than Elliott Published under the sanction OF Congress.
| For sale by the publishers in Washington
/ TAYLOR h MAURYg
4 Mar Boo storc,n neHrp rret.
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TOT HelYHE OF PaksAgt, appy 10 =
G, H. SAND, % South ST., N. Y.
@. A. HEINEKEN 4 Co., Bremen.
MARrINEAU, CRoSKEY, x Co, Southampton,
WILLIAM IsELlR, Haue.
Jan 25-dly
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Statement of the Affairs Of the Mutual Life Insu-
rance Company of New York,
No. Ill Broadwoy for the Pear ending 3ih January s4'
Net assets hand January 3lst, 1853, per balance
xLEvEsTH rRAR-
For premiums and policies. ........... s572,T22 81
Interest l32,ll6 "a
SPECIAL deposites and bills ........ 70,s 90
Annu,ies 566 20
Interest accrued. -. ............., 1850 90
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THE NATIONAL ERA, WASHINGTON. D. G, JUNE l5 1854

call on us to initiate their institutions. 1t is q
notorious fact, that throughout the kittte corner
of Europe that hos tried this foolish experiment,
the class on qchom the experiment tOds tried are
ten times aCorSe off than any siaves achateUer.
They are ignorant, homeless, houseleSs, starving,
riot01S, revolutionary, and nOTqGdtc."
Such is the view the Slavery Propaganda
take of the working man. White or black,
African, Celtic or Teutonic, his happiness and
welfare are to be secured, in absolute subjec-
ton to master
This Examiner was supporter of General
Pierce for the Presidency. 1t is now warm
sympathizer with Mike Walsh and the
Hards u of New York. II claims to be DEM
ocratic, superlatively Democratic, an advocate
of superfno Democracy Aye, it goes for a
National Democracy, admires Senator Doug
las, would advocate his claims to the Presiden-
cy should he be candidate ard be very much
scandalized, should the foreigners, naturalized
among US, refuse him their support. From
such Democracy" a coarse mixture of ia
naticism and brutality, may God deliver US !!
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AOQUIESCENCE.

What think the Slavery Propaganda of
the signs of the times Beyond all doubt,
there was temporary lull of excitement
after the legislation of 1850. The old par
ties everywhere gave indications of acqui-
escence. Leading presses that had advoca-
ted the Wilmot Proviso, gave up agitating,
said the country wanted peace, Slavery, after
all, had not gained much, and, besides, there
was no use attempting movement for repeal.
One measure could not be repealed, without
repeating the rest; and some, it was desirable,
should continue to stand.
Look abroad, now, Mr.. Douglas, and sec
whether the storm has abated Does New
England give token of acquicscence twelve
hundred United States soldiers required-t to en-
force the Fugitive Slave Act in Boston-bells
tolling in Its principal towns on account OF
the surrender of single helpless fugitive-its
intelligent clergy taking measures to organize
the Anti-Slavery sentiment of the whole Sec
ton for efficient action-its men of wealth and
learned leisure, who in 1850 were willing to
submit even to the Fugitive Act for the sake
presses, of all parties, not fed by Executive
bounty, uniting in condemnation of the Ne
braska Bill, and a call for retribution upon the
heads of its authors
Is the loud protest of the New York Press
and People sligo of acquiescence? Does your
overwhelming defeat in Philadelphia look like
a ratification of your deeds? Do the great
movements now in progress in Ohio, Michigan,
Indiana, and Wisconsin, for State Conventions
on the 18th Of July, to take measures to punish
the Representatives of the free States who have
forced this abominable measure upon the coun-
try, and to organize the People against the
Slave Power and its allies, indicate a subsistence
of agitation, a reconciliation of the Public
Mind to the iniquity just pcrpetuated?
Conference.-The People do not acquiesce.
They have been betrayed and outraged, and
you will be made to feel their power at the
ballot-box.
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and in the slave States would have to encoun-
ter rival interests, brought into life and embold
ened by an Administration pervaded by the
spirit and controlled by the ideas of Liberty.
What could they do? How would they set
about the work of Disunion Where would they
begin? How much of Maryland, of Delaware
of Virginia, of Kentucky, of Tennessee Of Mis-
souri,, of Louisiana, of Texas, could they carry
with them! What would be the motivs to
Disunion? An outrage upon their honora How
could their honor be outraged by two millions
of voters assuming that control of the Federal
Government, to which they are entitled under
the Constitution IF four hundred thousand
Shareholders may control the Federal Govern
ment, without outrage to the honor of the
masses of the People, two millions of non-Slave-
holders may do the same, without outrage to
the honor of the Oigsrchy.
Would they dissolve it, for the purpose of
carrying forward their schemes OF territorial
and political sggrandizement How could
they execute such schemes, thrown solely upon
their own resources Where would be their
ships, their money, their men? Spain, unaided
by France and England, could then easily re-
tain possession of Cuba, and Mexico might defy
their power. Their gigantic project Of a bound
less Slave Empire would be extinguished for
ever by dissolution of the Union.
If neither honor should demand, nor Gmbi-
tion find its advantage in, dissolution of the
Union, certainly no economical interest would
be promoted by it. Their peculiar system of
labor would require free trade with the North,
Just as it now does, and the development of
their resources would need just as much of
Northern capital The Union, no longer an
instrument of their ambition, no longer subser-
Went to their schemes of sectional aggrandize-
ment, would still be necessary TO their security
and their economical interests. Only in one
event could there arise motive strong enough
to impel Disunion, and Justify the act. That
would be, should the non-slavchOlding Inter-
ests of the country, controlling the Federal
Government usurp unconstitutional power over
the rights of the Slaveholding States:-then,
honor, pride, and the instinct of self-preserva-
ton, would arouse and justify spirit of resist
ance.