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The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1855-02-14
CONGRESSIONAL.
Washington, Feb. 9.

Washington, Feb. 8.
SENArE.-Mr. Badger called up -the bill
To repeal the 3Jth SECTION of tde gaaieiary,
Courts Of the U. States acts aut h~oriEins
fthe taking of dispositions without notice.
which was passed wiai a proViso ihtrodal
ced by MIR. Chase. that il viii not affect
cases commenced bsfVfe the LAT Of May
asxt. ,e st bs
: The bill giving three years extension Of
credit Tor duties on iron Imported by Rail.
road Companies was taAen up Mr. Jones
Of Tennessee, speaking in favor 81 the bill
The Senate then went into executive SEES
sion, and soor after adjourned. r'
HoUrE.-Fhe speaker ISia before the
House e copy Of a treaty concluded be-
tween tlie United states and Chippewa In.
dians, Of Like Superior. Recommending sp-
preparations o carry il mt effect. Laid on
Eths table. 81 aE F-
The House then passed bills relative t,
dividing Illinois ami Ohio each into two
Judicial districts.
The House then Adjourned.
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Uaittd States Sanators.


Tie HnoW Nolhiag4 are baking but pOor
Heeawy in the election pfG. S. Senators
Ibis winter Hote ilhstsnding their v~iosories
fall. Ia Massachusetts. the election
Wise is generally epnsidered to be =
dead bISwFo' ths order in that state. and
. libmph Of Ihe freesOilsFs. In New York.
Seward. one Of the most ..invetera'e oppo.
nents of The prosenptiouists. has beease-esa
lecteG. In Wisconsin, Durkee a democrat on
every question but that Of aaSery has sue
The Know EOthihgs will meets with
but little favor from him, SO that in the next
Congress, the Senate at least bids lair to
be fFeeaffonS tic cGntamihaing ihhaencts
of the secret order, and will act as a cheek
upon any ultra measures which the Pc 10.
resentaiiyss may in their insane ffea4y1
:hihk proper {, adopt-Unien, scs.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1855-02-14

aza fRs0FIElD. III lFehsn8@-sLsmAU
iIFunpball has been eleeieas sosthea UHaedl
States Senate in the place Of Mr.. Shields d
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1855-02-14

,aaE ~ The Snall Pox u prevailing In, Cana
DossF Tascarawas go ~ rsossss che New.
HPhiIaiclphis Democrat. ~
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1855-02-14

Eg-TiIe February number or that excel.
lent school paper. The "ohio Journal Of Ell
ucation." is before us; and ID fully up u any
Of its predecessors III point 81 literary merit.
The Journal should BE- IN the hands Of ~.
cry school t%enclicr III the State. Terms 81
per annum. address, '.~Journaf IL Eluta
ZION, Columbus, Ohio."i Ga 4sa& bsa cyl
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fD-Godeys Lady Book for Febua nv ID "
4 splenaid number. just the kind OF Aa2
one that OUT friend Cooley invariably issues .aai
let Of sourl lady fiji nds become subscri- cd
bers to GodeA's Magazinc "a fsauug Isso.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1855-02-14

Eyrfile next time youfalldown on the
e, and in consequence feel like SAYING ia
Cara the thing" repeat the following. and al
unless you have a broken leg you will find .gs-
yourselfin Almost agreeable mood after Re- aa.
.citingit three tilnes:-'tI. saw five bravo
maids, sitting on. five broad bsds, broyidinS aAL
broad braLts. 4 said to these fie brave ji
maidsgti.ling on FIVE brosi beds. braidinr 70
broad braids:-Braid broad braids, bravsA u
maids at sI FggtuFe nas14 gH hssssFaba sus
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1855-02-14

cd Rg Hon. Wa II, Seward has been i rs-
elected 10 the U. S. Senate by the Lcrisls-
tyre Of New York. THIS isl hard lick at
Know Eo:hipgi SIN; as Mr.. ST. one Of their
strongest op ponents.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1855-02-14

RE~We learn by telegraph, that the fol.
lowing appointments were confirmed BY ihe
on The 10th ist:- 12a
benjamin. o. Pitchett, P. NJ, MaysviIie.
Ky; Samuel P. Ceilings, of Penusy ~lvania /,
Consul for the Empire OF Morocco, rice
George VI Brown recalled; S. 8. Cox, edi.
tor of the Ohio Statesman, Secretary Of Lee
gaticnto Peru, piee John s. Miller, ofNew
York, whose nomination was Withdrawn:
Senator Dodge, Of Iowa, nominated and
confirmed as Minister 10 Spain, in place or
Mi. Breckenridge. resigned " AaaaFi hea
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1855-02-14

s1Tfas QgE-rhe time ior which Mr. Ia-r N
rael Psmb4rton was employed as ChiefEnr N
gineer and Saperlaiead ant Of the Steuben.s
vile and Indiana Railro ad having expired, sss
he, We hryea understood, is,no longer in the sm
Of the Company. VIVA hi, success ga
sor'is to be. or whether any one or not. We al
did not learn.--ReraA. a,.,8 s4& YsF@, r,
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1855-02-14

1SDfAvk US SENAToR.A Prom al ae.
counts, says ths Pittsburgh ~ Union, the par
lies in the Indians Legislature, viii have a
time oft, ia eIecting AUS. sena.
tor. Thsqaarrsi Is between the H. legitimate
wings aRd the bvanaom democfatsAths
traitors Ito their party=-and they cannot
agrse,as to- which il the most corrupt.4
Had N~sisesotein the contest. we certainly,
Ivonld mot give 1t 70. die vile eYscusant
democratsa for q more vile thing than "a
Democrat Abandoning his pfinciplssg for
tho sake of Office, could not be looked up
on. aaea hdi 10 SWcss ssi 80 ss4gfs
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1855-02-14

MoRENEw srlrfs -99The House Of Rcp.
resentatiues has passed the bill authorizing
the people Of Oregon to form. a S ate con,
s~titu'ion and prepare for admission into the
Union This bill will DC accepted, and Ore
gon will doubtless be admitted during the
next Congress The admission Of Minneso,
ia, cannot be delayed more than two years.
Kansas, Nebraska and Washington Terri-
tories viii Soon follow, and tlen our Union
aill consist Of Ehirty-six sovereign States!
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.EoRTEGN News
ARRRAL oF fHE ATLANTIc.

ARRIVAL or TAX ATLANTIC.
49,
Ma fesS. f,A ct be tlssuskip A.
hAke. ,vSrhsa her berth anu oclosl
this morning. She hiipe YEA lS;ef
news from Sebastopol.f ~
The peace eOufsr ace y ls opea.d :
bout the mildle Of Nbrhw. a.
The mos important feature Of the news
is lbsRvsiguayiOn Of Lord John Russell from,
the British ministry. On Friday night he
gave az kelAnatioa of his eoalaea ml' the
Opinipa Is hat meSh5le ministry must 50
cut.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1855-02-14

RrWe call the at entlon Of our neigh
Dor, and others like him, who have been
green enonghto believe that the Know Moth
Jog party was an anti-slavsry party, to an
article in another column h~eaded-"Ohio
Poltics- Disunion of the opposition Ef-
fotts made to heal the Breach" And If
chat does not suitshim, he can look at an
article on our first page headed-"Poinics
Of our S!ate--Disioioh among the cpposi.
tion." b. #eFs7sf b~. s. aa.sa.ga y
Your'effvrts, friend Hatton, to make your
readers (since. the late Know Nothing conn-
ty convention in Cadiz, J believe that The
Know Noshings intend to be an anti Slave
ry party, is all CANNON. Those inform.
ants Of yours, who gave you that informa.
tioa, knew they we're lying when they TOLD
you &c; and You should have had sense 4.
nougll not to have believed them Such
~hambusgery as you have been trying to adj
minister to your readers of late friend Hat,
ton, will not taks in an intelligent commu.
nifty like this. aG g~ss.la& Ho8& aai aj ger
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1855-02-14

EgrThe editor ofthc Waynesburgh(Pspl
Eag'e, after publishing the attempt Of Judge
Ewing OF Washington County, to have the
tariff taken of Of foreign wool, adds the fol-
lowing: There is more truth than poetry"
in what cur friend Of the Eagle says -
GS-We agree with Judge Ewing exactly.
There is only one thing more we would like
to say, aad1hat is this: U3 1sfoI2a
AS fOrsheept they are precisely the same
as slavery. The more a country has ofthen
the worse they are of. 1t is nothing but
wool at any rate, and if any person exam
ines the subject they will find thatthey can
only raise three sheep to the acre, which is
the meststhey can possibly do. But when
they ascertain the fact that q man and fam.
ily can be sustained on the same ground II
is onesof the most perfect useless thinys in
the world to driVeiour population out Of the
County to make room for sheep. % ,
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1855-02-14

a7.l4 Washington, Feb. 10,
slvArs Mr.. Sumner presented the ere
dentials Of Gen. Wilson, the Senator elect
from Massachuse.ts, who appeared, was
qualified and took h~sseat ''.. r'a4 "
.as Mr. Seward gave notice that he should
Introduce divers bel fr the Improvement
OF different harhers. a9& rzgls4 cAan3gil
Mr. Do lge, of Wis. presented a Joint
resolution o the Va cousin Lcgisl aure, in.
stfuctingi their Senators AMI grcqn IS ing
their r personalities to oppose anycxten-
sion ofths ttne NJ req iirel for the nat
nraliza!ion Of forsig ,ers-5oo copies order.
ed to be printed.
The bill o continue ths improvement on
lakes snl sPProprfitips half a million
therefore was taken up.
Mr. Hunter c}ipc.ed, because il gave too
wi lie a discretion u the presi FEM.
NJ SIuart replied that the details Of an,
bill, always required mofe 81 lssc discretion.
He thought one burdred thou and as much
as could be prop,r' y ezPeqdsd % lsle Etc
j many one year.
HousE. The House ps,pd 8 Bill sp !,
priating 80, 900 fot builiiag and parehs..
sing four .,tIi.ional revenue cutters rhen
went into ON. on private bills ~
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Don't Like Ii.

Some of the wing fusion papers have been
advocating the nomination Of Hon. S. P
Chase for Governor. Allison of the Steus
benville HeraIl, is down on the movement
like q Thousand Of brick" Hear him:-
EgWe hope the Wings Of Ohio will have
more discretion, at least consistency, than to
encourage the nomination of Salmon P,
Chase, for Governor. Mr., Chase is a very
competent man, but policy would dictate the
nomination Of some other mar. We desire
a candidate fresh frcm the people, one not
tinctured with 'fogyism." and who could
unite the various elements, without heart
burnings, Or unpleasant "reminiscences. We
should prefer even Giddings, strong as the
dose might prove to be. d.. r-.s.a ITO
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1855-02-14

CHfcAco, Fsb: as.44Mts. Shields Il annnBoubb.. a !
cea Asa Candidate foF Congress III dc e!h senA
District. male vacant by Mr.. Trumbufl ssss re-
election 70 the Senate. The Weather
'modefaatins The Chicago and Mississippi
Railroad %At probably open to-day Aso tgas
lHlib0is Central. one hundred tons Il mailHS q
matter have accumulated. fdpaSg sd bsgp9a
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1855-02-14

The CoLDtsr DAY-According to a dis
patch from New York yesterday feh Va.
The coldest day there has been for a long
time; III different parts Of the State ths
thermometer has not been so low in 20 years
ranging from 30 to 40 deg. below zero. VI
.ETL .2a.EzA AaAaal1 Ill III .Ss.M anAI
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1855-02-14

EyrHon. J. B. Bu.tles. one Of The .Direc.
tors q The Ohio Penitentialy, has been ap.
pointed Warden Of that institution. A good
seleceion.
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dividing Ahnlois Ap4 ONO each lalo two
judicial districts.
The House then adjourned.
Washington, Feb 9.
sENArE.- 1t being private ELL day a large
number were passed without debate.
Some thirty o,heg bills we're also passed.
After a short executive session the SEM
ate adjourned, A f., 81.
HousE fine House took up the bill to
remoLel he diplpmA.ic consular . stem Of
the Y. States, + Z
Nr. Perkins, Of La, in reply to The CUES,
tion by Mr.. MoMIilen, said by this piEl the
diplomatic expenses will be diminished
considerably, which will then be $4,000
per annum saYed in Che consular. @@ Dai
Mr.. Breckinridsv said some weeks ago
he was nominated BY the President, and
confirmed as a AIAiyter TO Spain, and ii
would be observed that he hsd attended 70
hia ordinary duties here siuce that period,
and he was appointed Without his knowl,
edge or application, not having sought or
expected il, and that he had not heard Of
Dir. Soale's resi- snation TIL informed that
his name had been semitic the Senate. I'm.
der these circumstances the President gran
ted him a short indu| genee to consider as
to whether he would accept the post and
confer with his friends after doing So
While deeply approaching the mark Of OK.
e~sutive confidence and mannsr in which il
was conferred. he feltit his duty to decline
tde. appointment. M "a. sse- ii
Mr. Bocock, from the Naval COM, intro,
duced a bill for the construction Of six sloops
or war, which Was referred to com, on the
vhols. .a .at,u. ,..a .F
The Hou-s committee resumed the con.
sideration Of extending Colts ps!ent for Z
years, aa fae Pa
Mr.. Edgerton defended the House from
the cbsrges Of corruption soncurred in the
action Of the select committee AID adroes.
ted the bill as she measure of justice to The
inventor. q SOD rg.u.
Mr.. Clingmsu replied, defending the
committee and opposing the bill. zg
H., Eddy follorsd en- the sans subj SCI,
Alter further debate
Mr.. L herlon moved to s;iike out the
enacting clause which vas agreed to by a
vote Of 80 against q,
The committee I'm rose. and the bi
coming before the House was erneuired in
yeas III and nays 63. Add, a., q
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1855-02-14

IA National Council convened in the
same city a!ew days after the Ohio State
cornell adjourned. The result Of its acs
ton was yet more illiSeral, narrow. and pro,
slavery. The eyes Of antislayery men af.ef
that began to open. They found they we're
sold to. the Philistines. An active and gen;
eral correspondence was at once, opened A.
nhong them throughout the State, and il as.
resolved TO abandon he Know Nolhipg quae
.mife, and fall back on solid republican,.
ground. and for the purpose Of regain,
ing the honest men who had been inyeigled
Into the Know Nothing trap, the order o.
"Know Somethipgs' was founded, rs de-.
scribcd in q previous communication. The
object Of the q Ter is 70 save the great Re-
publican party from being undermined and.
deSerol 90 4ids4a val q esaa sossxag9
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1855-02-14

Es-The last Columbian in an article do.
Filming its position in regard 10 The Know
NoIhings, says the following, with many
other annronriate fhinos.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1855-08-28
The Old IYLic Party.

We observe by our exchanges from the different
States the gratifying fact that the old Wing party
is not dead. To a large portion of the Democracy
this will be cheering news An old opponent which
respected, and which worthy Of that respect,
certainly deserves sympathy and kind service
during its affection, and is entitled TO our congratu-
lations upon its partial recovery. 1t is quite a
problem whether twill ever be perfectly convaIcsccnt
indeed we cannot hope that after contracting Va
riey of chronic diseases it will possess The Wig
or and vitality of youth But it will be extremely
gratifying to it hobbc about upon crHtc!cs.
In Pennsylvania there has been a State Convention
called, for the purpose of nominating State Ticket
in opposition to the KNOWN otlIings, and in almost
every county there is complete, though not very
strong organization. similar state of affairs pre-
walls in nearly all the Northern States ard sincere
ly hope that it will gain sufficient vitality to give
-NOthiDrism fits.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1855-08-28
have the honor to remain,
Ynur Ohndient servant n
4. 7. Do ILEII
To Messrs. J. seigling, Jr., W. C. Dcsaussure Il.
Y. Siluons, Jr, and c. Il. Miles-Committcc.
Great Baby Show and Female Equest4 l.
aniSIn.

DoYLEsrowX Pa, August 24.-The great baby
show came off at the exhibition enclosure yesterday.
The attendance was exceedingly large and there is
supposed to have been $4,000 people present.
Twelve babies entered to contend for the prizes.
The first premium of five hundred dollars ar7ard
ed to Hcan Eckhart, of Ea>ton, Pa, four years and
six months old, aad weighs seventy eight pounds
Two other premiums were awarded to babies !;
names unknown.
To-day twelve Iades entered on the race course
competitors for prizes, among whom were three
professional riders from Philadelphie and Boston
who figured conspicuously. Tie first premium was
awarded to Miss Mary Ann Roberts, of Doylestown
Pa. Second premium to Mrs. Aaron, of Norristown
Pa, and the third to Miss Jenkins Of Montgomery
Square.
There were about thirty thousand people in atten-
dance to witness the ladies' horsemanship. Some of
the most magnificent riding ever witnessed was dis
played here to-day. Bets we're freely made the
different ladies' riding.
Miss Howard met with an accident on the first
heat, by her Borse running against of the Mar
shas horses which threw her over hec horses head,
but it did not injare her:
Tonight the Fair is very brilliantly illuminated
Three bands of music are in attendance. at ten
o'clock splendid display of fire-worke took
place,
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1855-08-28
The Late ELECTIONS.

Ihe Democracy have every reason to congratulate
themselves upon the result of the recent State cleo
tons With the exception of the State of kentucky,
every one has cast heavy Democratic majority
Tennessee, that of the four States which in
the campaign of 1852 cast her vote for Gen. ScorT
is now thoroughly Democratic and the contest
which has just ended has proven conclusively that
the Democracy firmly and truly united in support
Of the measures Of the present administration. In
Texas, where the hero of San Jacnto resides, the
Democracy also triumphant. Gen. HoUsTox
used all his influence and exhausted every source of
political ingenuity TO dgrace the party Of which he
was once prominent member but he has failed,
most terribly failed and the consequence is that he
and his midnight and secret coad;utors have been
scorncd by the brave and honest yeomGnry Of the
4" Lone Starr Gen. HorsToS, unwilling to bide his
time, and wait patiently until the people, if they
should called upon him for his services to dis
charge the duties of the Presidency, has allowed his
vauling ambition to overlap itself" Destitute Of
sufficient virtue to make him honest in politics,
win for him the confidence OF the party, nc deserted
10 an organization whose urwieldy proport ons
were Of such magnitude to create the expectation
that would be able elevate lis vorites to most
prominent positions. We cannot say that we regret
the loss of Gen. ToUsToE. We have always looked
upon him a very willy politician and as n man OF
unbounded ambition while he docs not possess that
high order of talent which is calculated 10 reflect
credi; on the party and honor to the country. We
think the KnowNothings Will soon get tired oil
him
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1855-08-28
Rn1,,nrcA nmnI

The Baltimore and Washington papers inform us
that the Hon. james Faulkner our representative
in Congress- and his opponent Mr. Bote!cr, ar
rested in the city OF Washington tue night of the
10th inst upon the charge being about to termin-
ate their difficulties by dnel, and both held in a
heavy recosuisancc not to fight in the District, or
leave there for the purpose Of fighting elsewhere
The information upon which the civil AZ thorites of
the city acted was given TO them by Mr.. John X.
White, merchant of ShCPleristown. who Lett Bal
timere City that evening where he had been some
days on business, and who the OILY witness that
appeared against the parties their trial.
1t is understood that David II. Strother, ESQ.,, of
the Berkeley Springs acted the friend Of Mr. Bote-
Ter, and Henry b. Tyler of Virginia !. Captain in
the Marine Corps as the friend of SIR Faulkner.
y resort TO these extreme measures IS always to
be deeply dcplored, and can only be justified where
every other mode of honorable redress fails.
We have regretted to the attel1,p; of some of
the papers OF the district, from tlere-sdy to
plain the Of the difficulties between these gem
temen. Such statements Will always he partial and
imperfect.
Without having any knowledge Of the fact our-
selves it may be presumed that the parties Will in
due time If it be proper to do lay before the public
the means of lul and authentic information of the
whole affair pfJgiiliu EcpubliCan
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1855-08-28
SAINTS F6othcII IN the South.

At the last Presidential election, Virginia gave
majority of 1921 for General Pierce. Notwjth-
standing fusion and confusion, the alliance of Wings
and Know-NothHgs and nm increase vote of 81, 1913.
Wise's majority was lO,447.
North Carolina gave Pierce a maiori;y:of ESQ.,
0h re now gives about 5000 dcmocE9tlc minority.
She now gives about 1000 majority fJr that un-
wavcring democrat, Andrew johnson.
Alabama gave majority of l l,S43 for Pierce
She now gives upwards OF 1900 majority for Win
son.
We have not been advised of the precise majority
Of Gov. Pcase in Texas, but We have no doubt that
kno~-Nothingism has been rcpuliatcd in Texas as
decidedly it has been TCpudiNtCd in any Of her sis
ter States of the South.-UHiOR.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1855-08-28
National Debts of the world.

new edition (says the New York Courier of
" Fem the English and Foreign funds very re-
Gently issued, gives statement of the existing ma
tional debts of the principle countries in the world
This is interesting at this umc when the contraction
of additional debts is very likely to be forced upon
all the leading nations of Europe at least The ag-
gregate amount of European debts is stated to be
91,G44, SAL 900, of which the debt of England is
8773,923,OOO France G233,OOO,OOO; Holland GlO2,-
$4,000; Prussia f3,5OOOOO; Russia &G8, 900, 900;
Spain 97OOOQOoO; Belgium G2COOOOOo; Austria
Ell 100000. The various countries of Central and
South America, Mexico, and Cuba have an aggregate
debt of 9597 ,888,28O. The debt of the United
States is put down at lO,OOOoOo aud that of Brit
ish India at f48,OOO, OOO-making the total public
national debt of the world to be 81 1872 G20 $50.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1855-08-28
EUcCts of AbOIitioD;s,n.

The editor of the New York Evening Mirror VI RE
ting from Saratoga says
The character Of the company is somewhat changed
The South not represented, We miss the beau
tiful and brilliant flowers of that
"WarmCr cline that lies,
In ten degrees Of the more cGu1 gent skies. -
are not here The sunny-eycd daughter of Carolina
graceful the palms that shade her native plains;
the stately Ken,uckian, as fair ond as fresh the
streams that run laughing through her wales; the
warm and frank-hearted Mississtppiau as sweet and
rs exubcTaut as his own sugar cane-they are not
here And why2
The Northern abolitionists who steal the nurses
body servants and coachme1 from Southern families,
cheating our hotels ami merchants of Southern
custom, and watering place society of the beauN
and bellies who were wont 10 grace it. We learn
that all the popular summer resorts south of Mason
and DiXon's line are foil this season to ovcrfowing.
Such is the effect of fanutlcsm. We give the fact to-
day; but have not space comment upon the oonse
qucnccs of this practical non-intercourse system.