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action. You are in the interior, remote from
danger We ar, on the outposts. f.,btipg
your battles We will hold the post while
we have a man lft--and if you will give Us
"A little help, we Will not only gain victory.
but place you and your friend, &c out Of dan
ger in the future.
S0rrn CARoLlNA.-Southern pa crs contain
the message Of Governor Adams, to the L"s
islature 81 South Carolina.
In regard to the Massachusetts, resolutions.
on Slavery, the Governor says
t.-.-;--I a.-..;., ~os..ln tinus rr,,,, the .
State OF Massachusetts. which returned to
the Governor oi that State. Had Massaclu-
sets confined herself to resolutions EXPIRES
sivc OF her feelings and purposes in relation /.
to slavery, impairment rs | may have rcrlr- /
DID them, | would have received them with .
indifference, and transmitted them without
comment but consider the acts of her bate |
Legislature as an insult and an outrage upon
every member OF the COnicdcracy, who hasa |
right to demand the enforcement of the Flu
gtive Slave Act \ State whose Legislature
deliberately, unblushingly impously, yio-
latcs her constitutional obligations, and
whose people resist the execution Of law.
even to the shedding Of blood. is not entitled
[" cpmlt' nom us and feel that | would
have betrayed the dignity OF my trust had |
hcSltat"d to atlX ON such conduct the seal oil
official condemnation. rne interchange of
rlvilltles with people who feel it to be no
dl'hnnor to prevent the recovery OF stolen
property, will hardly reclaim the fiithlcss.
and Is Incompatible with the respect which
honesty owes to itself The agitation IN re-
lation to slavery continues to increase, and
: - a,
Measures which it was hoped by some would
give quiet to the country. and dignity to its
deliberations, have served but to rednublc the
Efforts and augment the power Of abolition
Olv'l war Is dlreful calamity, but its scour-
gcS are to he endured in preference to dcprc-
datlon and ruin. The people of South C-r-
ollna are alive to the issue, and are mindful
of their obligations. They are calm because
they are prepared and self reliant. They
have not forgotten their history. and will not
iall t. NIndlcttc its teachings. The right
" to provide Il new guard for their future
security has been scaled by the blood of
their ancestors, and it will never he surren-
dcrci. Come what may, " they will Do their
duty and leave the consequences to God "
Tut tut 90 Your littc hands were never
made to tear each others eyes, - if Mis-,
Carolina talks that way she shall be sa,t
without supper to bed.
e MORE ABorr TIE BARo>. The Montreal
Gazette Of the 9Th gives further particu-
lars of the campaign of the Baron dc Parcv''
III that city. H. apparently went directly to
Montreal from herc-wcut tya .. first elias, &c
hotel, and entered his name ON the books As
''''' 'i'"' ne was hASn'h''h5 IN ms
h5'srd beside MS Draroom private
P''''' mus "''' "''' 'N'" III. ais 'ur-
"''"ei "a i''iSo"'- u MS u'''''1'y '"oid
not ''"' WIN ''e Nol''r h'rd "t the table
""'' ~ must 'urlN'r nave expensive
'''"''- Nou'' "'' iooN at cut joints he
"'h''u sn'' % h'" Wh'Ie one must he
'e set ''''F' N'' SO '' I'S' "' mutton ana
an "'"'r meats III 'l'' "Shloh' Win Wines
mineral waters extra "t'end'hce' carriages
su'S''' &C. ne IA" up Il 'll' IN one week To
tI'r tune 81 "'l l''-Ior carriage hIre 10
ms card engraved at ireland = crest OF the
poKe ana tarl OF Northum'erI'nd' had
ms VIE with MN ami Tor her benefit ne
h'red piano ana engage the services oil Il
music 'eAc'er' lie orHefed cIothlhS 10 the
amount oil 10 oil Mr. Lavender ana iuFS OF
he''uer'oh t'o' Tue Eoou' were not 'ur-
hlshea' except HZ2 worth selected ny MIS-.
Murray winch Nh henderson got back
AGAIN lie toid tae same story about hIN
prot"'r p'it'5 K'l'en IN the army icing per-
secuted Tor his rei'Slous opinions %c' His
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