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Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1856-04-11

IN EB-We are graG6edsto SEQ that some
of the knowouoshiug papers OF the South
are beginniDgto see their true duty to
the country. The Memphis Glenn. APP
pealI an, Influential print of.that order, at
ter an able review of tthe present. condi-
ton oF.political parties; asks what are the
Southern knowanOthings to doin the face
OF the abolition triumphs which it points
out, and thus answers TO the duty OF
the American party. of the South: =
"Most certainly it is to disband as q
separate organization and unite with the
Democratic party in crushing tile hydra
abol'tlonism. 1t must be manifest that
know-nothingism in the North2has given
new impulse aud accidental strcnSth1to
the negrophlists. 1t must also be a pl ain
proposition that the Southern members Of
the order can neither effect a..national
nomination in conjunction ,wi,h;their Nor
thren brethren, nor can they do otherwise
than weaken the South, by, running a
separate ticket, r.7:.,.r..,, -. CO.,. =
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Miss MAuRY's Boox.-The following is
the closing paragraph Of Miss Mutray's
go CnbH, the United States, anu Canada"
1e" And now fare we'll, thou giant Rspnb.
lie! have olong since lefbSlby shore. :
but | have brought with me, and fcndiy
cherish. the recollection Of the many
pleasant days spent within thy borders.
and'of all those friends whose unceasing
hospitality and Kindness tracked my path
vii hout intermission. l care notsfor fIli.
busteros and Russian symratliizers;
know that the heart Of the Intelligence Of
thy people beats with friendly pulsations,
20 which that Of my own country men rea-
Oily responds. All should, and I
trust all we do. mutually desire, is to en-
courage an honorable and increasing RI
'Salry in arts. science, commerce, and
good willis He. who would disturb our
relations, be he BtiEiEl, or Afns-
ricanFis'un@drthy of the name of d man;
foFiheiisia foe 70 oliBelty;g Humanity and
sctIfiaiauity.Y OILS m.0if9g bigoo sfqof
mus. 2 Mn ri i,ssg,,sH 80. 4 ,.}F -
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1856-04-11

Nh. Boz oTTrIIssRa On .,T1,s % M
Alexander Bpleler, one Of the mos. pro.
ninent Know olhings ia the State, who.
last spring. run against Mr. Faulkner. Tor
Congress, was a member OF The. Philadel.
Phla sGYnyentioh which nominated M.
gilmore, and during is session, msds, .
fpeeeh. ip, which he sail That :fhe va,
constrained to believe thai, Americanism
e being fast merged into AboliSopi.w.
P'rGacfcslly5 the Americanism dfthe North
Y ! 4 ab9lisien. Gay Of the Americas psrtJ.
!! ! S"a ~ by its scradle; now stand By
i sIs gIaye.s y NO longer exists ID. the laad:
are dissolved Ysfffiy. I. Sam Il 10 .
bad ways when his best, ffiepds feel j.
Their dpty, 70, speak on 5 him thus, MF:
B BOY. says sKpow1 Noihingism f. desc
PITTS and 3D. IF course pc ought ~ tner'
srna,, w,.d al - 80 ,1oHllley Dan,
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1856-04-11

re- @eWe have. ireceiEed q, copy of the
lspeeohiof Hon. John LetSher upon The
case of the contested election u Kansas.
Mr., L spsl is one Of the most able and
efficient members of Congress- and is
rendering good service to his csuutryEaud
his party s'oohstituents may veil be
nfonf af bii,,1npa q gaiog THUy ,1at esfi
49,, G.,e'H = VI s,-fi -. l,-. ..tati ~
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1856-04-11

The Conservation of the Episcopal Church in
Clarksburg, will take place on Sunday, April
2olh---services commencing at 10 o'clock. -Bish-
op Johns viii preaci, On the occasiou., and also
in the evening. - -, II. 49,
adafaE sfD emoOcraffc Meatfns..Es' "
"TbcTst%ill'Be u Dsnioccratic injecting, hclI Id
the oOurt-h6use D. Harrigoh c5auty, on 1fonddy
Aprfr14tH% {GoqF day 10 apP6idt 2deieg lt2s 10
tho .DistHyt 6ohvsatI98, tt BBg lBlai in VISION
on The ist5dfy " 18eH1tt. 10" ad 3ah bHH :
.NEssscaN SStttiNrsh4ezl assdA hiAe
ed .sIBehs6tGsa Il eaiTit!k et :ssys
q berF0rt Gon5monwsdIthfss4ttoiHsy, - a
saa3aoo BEN8AMtRa WrLS0N!eT Ii'e
b. he's .gIdsrIoI S4qf!f; soy 10 vae
loea .on CHARLES HOLDEN j ilanpo
Ok 1oEqf 06nIM8s6a2po fMs Rsa5js aas 9,oal
THOMAS HICKMAN, 'for p: +'qUFppppssFTrDist
IN A ] lbFs9 'Jso9 RI FB9ysF District,
H. nj e'aa aSgS7 nI.1 h.g{acsr;q ed doid"
sd E9gr .1tagislSqlss.MF. II, Brooks d Is, ], B.
Wright. J s. Whitesearyer.. .y:,4-r .
~ co"staIAIs's1773I&o3h91s sN Norman, ~ N
Monroe., Be-, eaf, SD -. .:tsr 1.- AMI
,~%o ig9 rs George Cork
no ~il lEd SECOND D1sTB1cT.,-a nj Dua .
go For Observation-Disclosures Radolif,
James -CarpentercWm. Steunrt, Cornelius
Lawsendmu1D 2HiToiiUl l2tn,ie hazel /
NConstqb'ess0-GoloW VIM. Blair, JameslC
Radc liH.. z:ah T4au ,basbat " .gajt
Overseer Of The Poo:.7-.Audre W Divers
Erh all as l's4n1kp' Di s4RTcf:: "*7a II
.'T For @ Magtst1ales:A Jesse Nc Gonkey,
EH.'J. LynGhs J!'B!F West. sS''s.;rS si'
TO HConsta6les!! -Jafhnes 10 Woods, - J.. H
Wcst:a" scale! ".l 20 SnI% 4" 1ra
Qvefseesr ''tEs; Poor Solomon Ward
n, .,a.faia FOURTH DISTRICT. a,s sqsa.a.'
Magistrates. - esseg J, Young, Elijah
Watkins. Calvin Gnryet, j ,yW. Swiger.o
l.. .G0nstqIles:f--- Madison N. F. Randolph
John e., White uaia,H l.:.,lar'l Ypy.
FIFTH DISTRICT. -. 80.
q: For ltagistrateS:--D.n ,D. Wilkinson,
Felix S. Sturms, Vim. S. Wilkinson, JUS
tice sGarret. g s,,H.- roJ l...ay aJ:s Id
q COnstabIe!-Wm. Parr,, Geo. W., Siers
Ove seer Of the Po0r.--Jeremiah Shiun
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,A. g. Reger, Esq.

We last week copied an article from the
Parkersburg News awarding proper ere
dit 70 Rp. Johnston, Esq. of this county
for his efficiency as a legislator. pastiep-
,lsrly ,inlregard TO the N. w. Va. Railroad,
and alluded TO the services rendered by
John Brannon, Esq. OF Lewis. The News
having confined its remarks to the House
Of Delegates, our our mind min did did not revert to
the Senate. and consequently We over
looked the important services rendered by
"a sG:a Roger Esq. Of. Barbour. in that
body Mr.. Roger was one of the most
efficient n,embefs.o offs that body serving
his constituents and the interests the
State in Jealous and faithful manner. he
took q decided stand from the first. in favor
of the removal ofuthe unjust restrictions
from'our road, and contributed probably,
more than any other man, g fhs passage
of the bill through the branch Of the Leg
islature q which he Belonged e oI'dI :
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Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1856-04-11

pEAtoGRATIcssTATE ss
States. Elec, Votes, States. ELee. Votes.
Alabama, 9 Mississippi, q
Arkansas. 4sg.s4 a North Carolina 10
,oalifornia. s4hf New Jersey, q
Florida, s, i s 81 New York. II SO
Georgia, ilaT .s9si 10iliP ennsylrania.6 81
Illinois. 4.rol z lssoash eaf9esiins5 8
Indiana, IS .,'' Il, ssxas. "a IS nor q
Iowa. 9si.Ie iee S a Virginia. t,lsq15
Missouri Ls'sbfAss Total dem, sote: Iss
|, o. ne "a bsJ7,KSowi SoTlsINo.safr ,tzvdA
sDsiawafeszR SIS 1e3Ff Tennessee s7HaF9is
Kentucky. . = fs fE'fs9Pss =, 49,, &.
Maryland;, o,1 ste g, ,Totalsk .ssote, IS
7agg stGsER woRstrPEgs:s y e'.eni
Connecticpt, 20 Ohio. ..fitaa as 23
sAfaine,.a i,e,.ai5aop g Rhode Island, ~
Massachusetts .gGI rs y y rs
sNewoi Hampshire. % geS;sosi'nats5s'e itt -
rs Totai Niger wofshipper's Vote. rs
In these estimales il viii. be perceived
that no State, il, put down rs, donbtfnl.-
This Is done. in order to give the probable
results ina compiete and definite shape.
and as strongly asl possible aggains. Che
Democrats party 0therwi Use, Maine.
New Hampshire, Michigan. Connecticnt
and Wisconsin, might have been as ssfss
|lJ placed among The doubtful or even the
Democratic States. as for, the Nigger
EWorshjppers. because the nomination rof
Mr.. Fillmore divides the anti, Democratic
Opposition forces between him and the
Seward alliance inAll she Northern States.
,wheth her, they are available remains OF the
old conservative WhigI party in existence.
~ ESg An elec,ion has been held in. Con-
neclicpt,since, the above WAS written and
has probably resulted in thss selsetionSof
the Democrats, ticket. / % ,Suiiiaoq rs
Democratic State lcsatFai, 81 GIiommiitse.
4, The President of.the late Democratic
GonSention,o6lhe State has appointedthe
fello wing gonlemen constitutes, this
I.cetnoaiHeels ~ xFssbnsJ 70 Il Iaof, ha5
sQeA John 9Rutheffordyt Richmond
leeJ an1es H.pG Cox, Chesterfeld.a .sllaa
~ Robert NJ 81 Hughes, Richmond. tsqa
i Wm,aE Ritclie,i :, siA =. D! - s7F
!. Shelton @. Davis a8n5 - .ssa
Jadgey W.. VS. Crump;q 49, y : aaa
ss p. II. Aylett.E; ! 10 40 ~ u,soE
B L>W.5 Giazebrook, ai,lp'. se saae
r.. o. Haskins, -s;3 -" aE
DIR. James Dove, ga"
Wma h, Watson, III hs"a
Daniel II London,alas !"
4 Dabncy p. Gdoeh, 81"
5s, Gen, r. NJ. Boykin, Isle Of Wight.
Thomas Wallace Petersburg.
r. II. Glass. Lynchburg.
Thomas J.. Randolph. Albemarle.
James Barbour. Culpeper. ~
ISL n " II, Rnaln Waot E
o. r. Funston. Harrisonbufg.
Il. NJ. Spiller, Botetourt.
1aB. Rush Floyd, WyIhc. a9z
q Robert Johnston. Harrison.
Charles w. Russell. Wheeling.
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Highly Important Foreign News.

The arrival Of the steamer Atlantic, on
the "a INST, brings the highly important
news that The Empress OF France has got
a-has gotHhas got a-a--has got q.
BABy, By islaasr and chat Europ is now
sale. Hufrah
We extract the important announces
.ment.
PARIS, .sunaay.-All night crowds of
persons waited the palace in expectation
iof.the birth of the imperial infant. Before
morning they were apprised of the entree
of the Prince by two lights placed in
.window. at daylight salute OF one
hundred guns announc the event fesths
whole populations. BaHl T9A'ed iaEfi s'sg ).
Is Fheiinfant was privately christened by
dheg Bishop1of Paris; receiving The name
Napoleon Eugene Louis jean Joseph:H
b RheaEmpehorsann ouncsdl that he wilp be
lGodfather, and the Empressl God mother
1to. aalh cthe Legitimate Nchildreno born IN
Stance nrtheGi eth Of March! bs lsHanq n
On Monday gratui.ous performaness
Mefesgiyenlats aliTthes theatressa slhe!day.
,wasyHcomplets holidays ard iatr night the
ygwasIilLuminatedsgs Gs1aifl lsS 9 .
I The birth sofsthe Prince ofsAlgiers has
cuused much outward tejoicinglin France
and En- glandd tAddresses'of congratal .. :.
tom were pouring aih to 7the1 tFGiieries! - Z
Paris was illuminated ainaihonor dof Ithe
eyent.f 1880 !'aob ,sdsslt 7~eg 10 $
ne Pope PiusIX. isthe Prihce,s godzfath-
,ef, aud7othe dadeen Of Sweden his god
mother. jiilns ys,!,.;as 5 1os hHs sliaS cd
/ sIn .theaprinqpali citiessofI Great Britain
flags rwereshung out andrsal,ites' fired in
Honorrof ths7Bifth of young Napoleon.
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nj UsroRrusA4Ei q ArHzhsll Ao Ron6aEnin
Baltimore Dpsesented'sRet ltligge lord"
with FIVE bibles ttenether day!a She IFS
Y.doing weH:tisand soAre the babies. The
husband whenilast seen masiin search oof
the 'GALLows.aa sLsn 81 I'D .pGla eufi
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1856-04-11

4 ~
I - TAYLOR tLoR CQuNrY.rrThe accounts We re-
csiye fIom this county, are tmostpromis-
ing 10 tho Democratic party: We have
in that county a good ticket of true men
our party is aroused and active, while
the daark=lanternigentry- are apathelic, and
disPirited. Henry Mahaney is the oandi
date for Sheriff L. S. Johnson, forC Cons
monwealth's Attorney. and II, r. Sinclair
for Commissioner nrrii m Of the Revenue. Tay
oFiwas slightly2a Wing county. hu. she
could not stand the iheresies of the dark
lantern, and gave Wise 9e majority =
Since then great accessions have been
made TO the, Democratic, party, and Sam
will, find his room there more acceptable
thanthisacompany. I'VE congratulate our
friends in that county upon the promiycd
happy result. - - ~, er,.,
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The Banks.

! =
Our readers are, already, aware of the
passage of bills recharlerlng the Banks Of
this State, Tie bill recAartering the
Bank of Virginia, (Which is similar to the
bills re chartering all the others, con
taln1s the following provisions: .,
he notes of the several banks Of the
State. received in payment of the, public
revenue. except the notes Of this bank. the
FARMERS Bank Of Virginia and the, Ex-
change Bank Of Virginia. and the, bran.
ches Of said banks. shall not be redeem>
ed by the deposit banks in specie before
the expiration OF fifteen days after. such
deposit. - 49, 49,. -. .'.- .r
SHOULD either ofthc deposit banks refuse
to receive on'depo>it for the State the notes
ofany specie paying bank. the Governor
Of the Commonwealth, upon, written no
lice thereof from the Treasurer of the
State shall direct the, removal of the de-
positS,in such bank. and have them de-
posted in some other bank. ~..:.u.,.,-
s.t "The loans, and discounts Of each
branch shall, be SO regulated That. they
shall not at any branch exceed twice the
capital OF the, branch. . ~.
1.-The total amount Of, the paper. circu-
lation of ii branch Of this bank shall never
exceed FIVE times the amount of the coin
in possession Of such branch, and actual
y the property Of such bank. ........
The bank Shall give no certificate of
deposit, draft or other evidence of debt,
which is not payable in specie.
Every quarterly statement Of this
bank shall, in addition TO The Information
which the Code of Virginia requires,
also exhibit the aggregate debt due by
such bank the outstanding debt due to
such bank its discounts Of inland and
foreign bills Of exchange; its loans to di,
rectors; its specie, circulation aud .depo-
SITS on the FIRST day ofeach month of the
quarter it embraces.
The bank shall not issue or pay out
any note for circulation, except Of the de-
nomination Of i've dollars, ten dollars, or
Of some multiple Of ten l.. T. ...aa...5
The other banks re-chqrtored are the
Farmers Bank, the Exchange Bank, the
Bank Of the Valley, the Northwestern
Bank Of Virginia, the Merchants and Me :
ee9 an B8onk Of Wheeling. and the Bank
q q N aan{aAaat ys.., cumuO .,uabt-.afur
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1856-04-11

81 Ralwm. N. Bnnwell. Esp, ofsYirginia,
late editor of the Washington Organ, re-
fuses To- support Mr. Fillmore, without
more reliable pledges ofiElis fidelity 10 the
Smith ., H = - - -
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1856-04-11

|.S1 a. Convent RlIss's held Fair
mont o On the I'd ms, which, sMessrs
James, Neesbn ofeMarion and Ggwg Rus.
+seibof wheeling, were eappointsa sdsIa,
gates. aud Messrss!a s. s.Hatl 81 wsgtGzsetl
alh4eA:9 NJ. nBafB5a,. Ssr MSfaoue a al.
tefhates to The National Convention a,
Cincinnati led ,Iz, va, f,-w..
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1856-04-11

A FRANK ADMISSION The Louisville
Courier, an old line whig paper in ken Ken
tuckey. while advocating the e>lo5rrgapiza,
ton Of the whig party. very frankly says:
:. I'VE do not for q moment, suppose
that the wings Can have hope for their
own SUCCESS IN the next campaiga.r, We
believe il is written down in The book OF
fate that the, democracy, will: sweep lhe
WHOLE county. at the presidential, election
in November next, We do not entertain
the shadow of a doubt but they will carry
ksn'ueky by a sweeping majority, Mould
it not be much better, then, for those
wings. who have principle. and not self
interest in view, TO support their own
men and measures. especially " hsn they
know that in deiipng SO they more certainly
secure the present success of the Democ-
racy, which they regard as SO necessarys''
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1856-04-11

! BtBEss AND 'RiFsgs rok KlSsxs:--gat \
Kansas rheetfngafn New Haven, Gohd q 4
ewgdays since. Prof! sFllihans SRI YsFs
'colleg suhscFibeai a ride anda bibls If5f
one tdeaceniof his church, Swhoisgab outfo
o"toc KANSAS: Miss Datton paw one
CHARTS Ives three, and NUMEROUS 7otBafs
subscribed from oneeto half 4 DOZEN
dienTy Ward Beeeher, who had bfayi6Bs!
" made aspeeeh, said that iftwenty 1--WE
were raised. he would pledge Plymouth
Church. Br6oEl IN, for as MANY NOR. &c
The rifles were raised amidst much en-.
thusiasm. when Mr. Beecher exclaimed .
= L think kensas win now know that there
is 1Noyth. 80
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The President,s. Leseee. 4

/. The President;ssL eSees. nbib
a a Washington correspondent. nunder,
dateeof, tApriIbI ST gisesathe following aet
FcounsAof a President 9 Leyee :ol"e tl,s -
1" The tenth reception AZ The Presideni's
house took place last Friday evening, and
proved as brilliant as any of its predeces.
sofs. In fact. those aft .irs are always
gay. always attractive, Away q interesting.
always 'idslfuettiyse,' true. there always
is jam, but then you are crowded wi With
people who you. don't meet every day,
aud there is q heap Of fun in :. bobbir'
around, " now against a foreign diplomat
kferce in mustache and, whiskers.. and now
against q ladylfair, fascinating in ringlets.
rouge, pearl white and q, dress, afforling
astronomical students an excellent pppor
I!unity o. studying The. variations il, she
I"milky way. A, Presidents leyes, is an
institution peculiar in .itsclf. aud may be
termed a demo aristoeralio assemblage! /;
democratic. because professodly open, To
THE people, aristocratic, because enjoyed
only BY, those having good luck in, The
shape Of a fine wardrobe. The reunion,
are productive ;of'yery general good. how
ever. They afford 10 The weary cabinet
officer and ,care:worn stptesm9n. enIeyen
ing of wholesome relaxation, and there is
no telling how many suits have, been IN!
voraby considered and beneficial meaa-
ures ,concocted under the genial influence
Of q levee.- And then again. who knows
how many tender declarations have been
been made While The marine bands wure
playing. pop goes the weazle"-it "erc
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p f1s The rites Of baptism ysre
performed ;-on Sunday last. by Rev. O.
Reyes. in Elk Creeksnponstwo !couyerss
.tO'thesBap,ist Church in this place. -,la
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ANOTHER REMARKABLE CAyESous DE
vELoPMENr. I'VE published a short time
since, a very remarkable story Of the dis
covery Of the remains Of a man, in cave
| in Grcenbrier. upon whom were found
some bonds, &c., likely 10 give, some trou-
Bile to some Of the living. Below, W,
copy from the Farmers Friend. of Union,
Monroe county, another story, not SO re-
| tnatknble. but quite interesting: 'R'
A skeleton. (suppossd to be chat Of 40
lndi.n,) was discovered about two weeks
since; by a party Of children, who were
out hunting sheep; in cleft Of rocks, on
Gales mountain. The body had Been
wrappcd.in finely dressed buckskih, and
enclosed by pile ofrocks on either side,
and then covered by several sticks of elm,
wood, and a hugh slab stone. The buck
skin was of the finest quality, and was as
strong and good, apparently, as it ever
vas, The cavern in which this skeleton
was found.wqs entirely dry. and it is sup
posed thati it had always been so.s lThe
sinews and bones OF The skeleton were con
I.nected.l Nearsitswere-fo found, !at,thessame
Esime. an eaft them VESSEL anasconeo or 1.-two
pairs Of moccasips se4pallsi souDd.aseyer.
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FRIDAY, APRIL II, 1886.
Notice. i. sB =.

The Conservation of the Episcopal Church in
C!aFksburg will !. take Place on Sunday, april
@qlhTServces .i cOmm fg az 10 3coqk Dish
op Johns Will preach ON the Occasion, and also
+; ~. H.. q 81 ,IfsDfl8Gi 10 it5j2T u :
IA tle eVoHhg, .-.. ~. -. .-...L-.-c Z ..-.-i :.
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!. TaE REseGr y RioFs,- Louisville
Democrat says that thaitt. city Isl IS in hap.
,pS condition; chat /" She, iiss out OF funds.
has no Gre department, no work to do.
property ready for sale but no bidders,
plenty Of room il vacant houses. win
but few g occupy tbsm, - ,Lopisyi1e; "a
not exempt from the consequence Of. Of 4
Violation Of its social and political dntiesj
Protection % life and property is he hrss
duty Of every community. Riot .cannos
rage in any city for days. nor houses BE
burned and men shot down il The 81. streets.
as Occurred in Louisville last spring. du-
ring the election, without destroying con- ON
6dence IN the ability Of tie fgSvern p,ena
TO give the protection required, and 10
the justice OF thespeople Vi permit IS
participate ia such. aoutrages. 4 I'm al ans
thoriuiesof Louisville were feniiss fnaffieir
Edutiesin mot crushing the mob daro once
WITHOUT regard TO- The causes winch
Foriginatedaft The adminissrat6fs Of tf,e
daw could then have sought out tEe guile
persons, aud their opuiishmsne %ould
lhays'sho%n1s zconihabhyIfhat 4ts law
Was stiif strong enouglf 10 project evan
aciSizensid' his rights! This Was not dBne
and with The loss 0f confidence. Lonis yilIe
doses bbsihess aad ichafactsf :. and osaess
itself going down. hiit when nearly eysFy
other ~esteFh, city. AID stown.ff pr6sbst6ds
and progf essi6g. -P1tz. Eedge5 r 'sgcs
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1856-04-11

"A, Washington correspondents. nunde
date of 'tApriItl st givesashe following 80
Eeonns.of q Presidant, 81 syee :olaeI g /
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1856-07-25

though not perhaps to the extent
that they are alledged on the one
side, and all admit the necessity of
a remedy The remedy proposed
on Que side is nothing 1t is no
other guarantee than the establish
ment of a constitution irregularly
formed by portion only of the
settlers. Here is bill that proposes
10 give to the whole number of
bona fde settlers full authority to
form a constitution, and furnishes
them with protection while they are
proceeding to exercise the right thus
conferred cannot hesitate. For
the life Of me, cannot see why
any one should hesitate. IL is the
only thing that promises a remedy.
! al least am wiling to try 1t with
the hope that it will be etfectual.
and with the determination, It It be
not to do whatever else may do
hereafter to put down so great an
evil.