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O. o. WOODMAN,

n D. WOODMAN. WHOLESALE DRUGGIST
(1ucceSaor to jarvis " oodnsn Common
Magazine Streets New Orleans Importer Dealer in choice
DRUGS, SELECTED MEDICINES, PURE CHEMICALS
ESSENTIAL OILS, Medicinal Extracts, Fine Perfunery end
Fancy Soaps PATENT MEDICINES, SURGICAL 1SsTRU.
MENTS, DRUGGISTS GLASSWARE, BRUSHES, French
and American WISDOW-GLASs, PAINTS OILS, DYE
STUFFS, etc.
Druggtsts Physicians Country Planters who
purchase Medicines of best quality may rely upon being suited
Orders promptly attended to.
DIRECT IMPORTATION FROM EUROPE.
Receiving late arrivals England France and Ger
many large assortment of DRUGS, CHEMICALS, GLASS
WARE. PERFUMERY. BRUsHEs,ec. Among which
1000 boxes French Window. lass. assorted sizes
100 lbs Conrad's Iiydriodate Potash.
1900 ounces felletier FIR. Quinne.
100 lbs Mander's English Blue Mass.
100 lbs Mandcr's English Calonel.
SO jars Carbonate Ammonia.
3 Carb Matsnesia
10 Calciued Magnesa.
FROM THE BEST AMERICAN MANUFACTURERS.
1000 ounces Of Qninine, Power & WeigLtnaH.
81; ounces Sulplate of Morphine.
~ oences Acetate Morphine
50 ounces Strychnne.
100 lbs Am. II. S. Ctlorael, l bot.
800 lbs Am. II. s. Calolnel, in Is ID boxes.
80 kegs ref. Salt Petrc.
Is dozeA Chloride Soda.
100 lbs Nitric Acid.
~ delnii0hGs Aqua Ammonia.
III demijohns Sweet Spirits Nitre.
10 lbs pure Nitrate Silver sticks.
lbs pure Nitrate Silver, crystals.
10 bbi5 Alum.
bbls Ground A!nm.
POWDERED DRUGS.
warrant all POWDERED DRUGS sold by me as stric
pure having been selected personally in their crude
and powdered for my sales. Among which
900 lbs Powdered Ipecac.
$50 lbs Powdered India Rtubarb.
100 lbs Powdered Cantharies.
300 lbs best Powdered Bird Cayenne.
100 lbs Powdered Gum Arabic.
1909 lbs Powdered Cream Tartar.
200 lbs Powdered Iartaric Acid.
~ lbs Powdered Extract Cslocynth.
PAINTS, OILS AND WINDOW GLASS.
10000 lbs Pure White Lead.
10000 lbs No. White Zinc Paint, Am.
POO lbs French Snow White Zinc.
90 casks French Yellow Ocre.
bbs Copa Earniah.
bbs White Damar Farrish.
bbls Japan Narnish
bbls Coach VarpSh.
600 gallons Spirits TUrpentne.
| 5D5 gallons English I.aseed Oil.
80 casks English Venetian Red.
| 60 bbls Lamp BLACK.
loo boxes American WindowGass, assorted SIZES from
Shy 10 q by 3d.
100 kegs Yellow Oclre, in oil.
100 kegs Venetian Red in OIL
All which will be sold the very lowest market rates
| 0. o. WOODMAN New Orleans, La, ard
| jel2 5mdkW o. 0. WOoDMAN & CO., Yicksburg, Miss
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LEGAL NOTICES.

sEcosp Dlsrn!cr COURT clIAS: G. F. BAQrIE vs.. JOHN
I'll of writ Ok seixur No n"% sale
Ss* S;" TAX sS S,f:;1 q
' cETH f?fN b IF !GTS S e asss3 ~i s
s hf h%E s "Pq 'hsFG s Ss x" the
bounded by Bartholomew, Mcicee Magazine Camp streets
Baf%oosv ncSss il rD "S, i"S
ps Tifn Ma " n a Of he wqs of the
s"rvcyor General ,e 9 Tciy H. and deposei
TERMS-CaSi on the spot,
mol 16 del Sheriff Of the Parish Of Orleans.
STATE OF LOUISIANA.
' OF x n';TccE hSH5n 81 F., E TEfE
THE creditors Of G. noeh < Co. Co.. arc here
r KeT Eq NGary ~ .G Of f. this siy ToSDAY he
p "s az taking n'o ss ' The "P
plc"on Of "'d g. f"e Co. for reniie and they are fur
asHst TIER er,"n and pfosy are aye and NAT J. D A
'' ''"s, " ~ " L, D. iiIGi!ihBARD,
% 3tim:Hd deputy Clerk.
ETAT DE LA LOUISIANA.
GGS DE c faG fH , nE IL It
rs de so ,s,o1s9 NJ 81
H. 12s %n Ss s enc esv l fsp yD s1 o" o de d
vembs 49, cnres ln ieiet de predre en- con-
sheraton ct dc delioter appIc.tion lits G.
hervie toute ponrs'es dcaires Icurs persones
ct es e 1o EG' ss e q p gg"s' voc
~ Il. j. HrBBARD
% :tin@I --- Depu,a Grelier.
STATE OF LOUISIANA
FIFTH Hw fss SIAD DbJ vs. MIs
NOTICE Is hcrshy s1XeM to the creditors Of
TO show cause within ten days from The first publication hereof,
S in his rse o not be- appyosd , o"ara E
The funds in his hands distributed herewith
p, '''', ~ VI" '''' HID -''' 'S'' e. iG sS
o2i &nl0d Deputy Clerk
ETAT DE LA LOUISIANA
de Ia Souvels.orIe"ns }AN,,IEKsei i, crincisrs d
WIS est par ccs prcsetcs DOME aux ere
"a s;s ,: s?1GT E. ?onss aes n.
Dc Ia Prentice publication d prgt avis les r,s ' pour les
qnelc lie compile gu beau preSeme par H. G. La agissant
moo"n ct les fond, entire mains distributes conornmcnt
G. LuM1SA1s,
o2t minlod nepm. Gretlrr:
FIFTH DISTINCT cocHF{ NAnY HER cEED1-
q NJ Is ncre, r pofo n" iiM n,
rtoS s'S%s" ne :" h ss f,so%5
a s At the T TGs 2s ks Es So"ry pnt il
y osI"s M 70, the yos q '!fljatins ne 2,taE
{" iT s rs SS H.iI%f o"e1 | %
By order Of the Court this 2}d day of October 1856.
q. LGMINAIS.
o24 3tinlUd Deputy Clerk.
Fiat DE LA LOUISIANA.
cSag'fNE corn DE DISTRICT MAHI SrEWART vs. 81;
4 VI IS par s, ses prcs,s;ntes dome aax erean:
IA ci-rS he Ia stisiie >oFnbEe, Ell prreOnnr
Jul Esr d "' sSf JUST. eli tty v Re " de- no
venbe 1851 10 helres dn nit, eiut de ltibcrrr e
HtHirc !nlit nHoyabe ct il de plus notifies qn-
puureuitts ucares ersolle bies
| pen'lies.
| Par or,re de la cour &c y ociobre 1856
g. LCMINAIS.
! "a :!inl0l Iliputi. t:reaer
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(tRESIs'S t;AIETY-
~ ltssec and Manager " H. CRlSI.
ilets'cF-..'.' .'-'''l' " "i+ii'iNr
The a this EstHl,lis iment will
TIN RSDAT EVENING. November &, lS5i.
The t;acy Iheacr has been entirely reconstructed and
urged, and now has in the auditorium the following
partnIe!t6
Dress Circle Paralette
Ten Elegant Private Boxes;
Family Circle:
White GALLERY =; Colorei Gallery;
Seven Qualroon Private Boxes.
The defects sight anil hearing perez phe in the
GIictS last season, have in the rebuilding been entirely
ren"dicd: wHlu, additional secured
pleasure; the sofas generally complained Of removed,
and the house seated throughout with chairs with
Communications f"r
TWO THOUSAND SPECTATORS
\ magnificent
subject, 'tiac,,'' de- r,c and executed by NJ Bouet
Everything that could tend the comfort and convenience Of
the u!inncc, and the scenic and Mechanical illu
Ut TIE DRAMA have been introduced into this establish
II Il liberal scple
Crisp in forming engagements with ArseE has endca
vored to his desire Of combining within the
Of The rhraer
" q + A T ST Com A y les,
Dramatic and Dpcraic
Distinguished fNvori:e have been drawn from the Northern
Thrttris of established reputation have
brought from Europe d.c:, this establishment.
TIL" Manager (wi0nt wishing irtract from other well
dnCes places OF tFnusc!nctJ sincerely believes tlHt
equal expenditure for Dramatic representation has been
tempted in this city for many years
Family Private Boxes be secured for the week month
a limited number Of Season Tickets vii! be dis
posed Of.
The Hox Office will he kent open from O'Clock A. NJ unit,
can !Jc nec1rcl
TO FT-Thc Retreslment S,oo, Cri~ps Gacty.
lscd apply but those intending 10 keep ii i'll first class
|
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& q A. HENDERSON ~ CO., MAGAZINE ST.,
o. Of Natchez offer for sale the lowest market prices
a assortment of GROCERIES, and invite the attteIo
purchasers Their stock has been carefully selected and
comprises articles needed for family merchants
in tile country. ial9 ly
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D EnOV Ala. F. COCHRAN t HAIL HAVE RE
II moved Levee and II Fulton, between tirnvier
and Common streets OLD I'm
WOOL ETANFGD-W OuI-selers will lind a ready
w sale by applying to J. II. BASS,
seq SIN ll9 Common
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a FOUNDRY AND NIACF4INE-sHOP.
H. MCCAIN & PATTERSON, corner Of Delord and New
sD Levee The undersigned aer prepared to
W manufacture STEAM ENGINES, BOILERS and
MACHINERY Of all kinds for Steam Boats Sugar Plana-
lions Mills Cotton Presses Draining MACHINES and Rail
roads, Gin Gearing Horse Power Fire Fronts Furnace
Mouths Crate Bars, patenedl otherwise, as they
for several patenees of Crate Bars Brass Work Of
all kinds such Guage Cocks and Valves Of every descrip
tion Metallic Packing for Steam Cylinders nn Metal Rings
Blacksmith Work for Steam Boats Saw Mills, Ma
chinery Of any description that may be required.
They have hand at all times Crate Bars, Wheel Srrps
Flange Bolts Gnagc Cocks Valves of all sizes used by Steam
Boats.
Thankful for the liberal heretofore bestowed
them they hope asduous attention to their business
merit q continuance Of the
anl2l NCl'AN / PAIIERSON.
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DI&SHLUTEDN-IA SOCIETE CT-DEVANT FMS
~ rnns lie 'Restnurit iu Crescent
Mithilr. Jour due par mutuei
PARTIES. LOUIS GCIEBEAU couiiEueru atires
dit krsiaulTt par coinpte dc lu name.
LOUIS GTIlLEBEAU,
JEAN BONNET.
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THE UNDERSIGNED, WHO IS CHARGED
with the settlement Of the affairs of the late firm of Bur
ustrOm will continue the business under his
and for his
JNO. NJ. BURROWS, q Gravier street
New Orleans. July |, 1856. iva
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FtO-PHleTNERSfIP-T UNDERSIGNED have
~ formed coIHftIscrship under the style Of FERREk Il
Co, as Importers Of Havana Cigars and Leaf Tobacco
ANDRES FERRER
FRANCIS ARNOLD.
nZF-Store No. u St. Charles street.
New DrletITS October 10 lS66.-oli st
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~ 1l5 Camp street, be, leave TO advise the City
n&< TSya and Country trade that they have hand
consignment, and ordered to close
forthwith. large assortment OF Guns, Rifles,
Pistols Table and Pocket Cutlery Scissors P0eDlon
naes etc. which, together with their we'll known stock Of
Builders Hardware OF every description, Crates Tools ETC.,
they offer reasonable prices and
tinpte fel4
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SMALL. DWELLING, Vi' Sc su Ga,u pslIr: y .faE
,0' .''"rl, uFNt door ~ The corner ii ihNbi-iy.
'"rlI-. Gpily to JAMES NESHAN.
- 1 '.t. .A,u-.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

ORLEANS TEEATEE-
OPENING NIGHT OF THE SEASON.
The Season at this Establishment will open the evening
THURSDAY EVENING, Nov. G. 1856.
Debut Of MONS. MAGNE, acknowledgements of MN
COISON and Messrs DEIIAGRA T. and DEBKtNAT, in
LU Gle D Il J. A NJ M ERIN DOR,
Grand ttpern, in Acts, Of Donzei.
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FOR SALE.

ENDIS 5 AI4tI-FiIE STEAM SASH AND BLIND FAC
tony, r"r1cr OF s.. John and julia rNHrGs
Steam uc and Boiler upright Saw, five truu
Icl" AMI nnlry other machines for the manufacture
Sash, blinds,
The wh", win he sold in block very favorable
g09l purchaser.
Apply to JULES A BLANC,
SeAN .m le pronli>.s.
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q SLAVE DEPOT, NO. 1856 COMMON
g sTREET-The undersigned has on hand. and will keep
E constantly sale. for either Cash OF City AccetAEce
g fullassoftuento of SLAVES consisting OF MECHANIC
q al desc pton HOUSE and FIELD SERV ANTS stc etc.
Having the e-sIory dwelling No. l56 Common,
Bnrone street prepared accommodate transfer. Traders
and their Slaves reasonable terms as can be obtained in the
city. ~
NV THOMAS F. FRISBY, l56 Common street
RErEREScEs Co. CqrFy PsFson j. 6; Risks
N B.-The HIGHEST CASH PRICES paid fer LIKELY
var lr
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4 UITE(bT NUIEVEI.-
n recttny Informs his friends and the PUBLIC thur having
suHlel his old business AtCI1ONEER and APPRAISER,
has taken his office, No. SO Camp street.
Will attend the sale OF Real Estate, Stocks Negroes Ad.
nistrturs AssiGuees and all others according He
will also prompt and persona" attention all outdoor sales,
every description.
A Register wll KEEP. open for all the Real Estate and
Lands he has for sale either private terms public
Every facility in his will be offered buyers and
sellers Of Real Estate w
Nratgtsman and Plan Drawer will he IN constant
attendance II his office.
With the that ne will strict attention to his
business in Details thai he will share Of
public patronage. BENZ. kESuICi, Auctioreer,
.nnoS No g t,aryp
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dissolution. THE FIRM OF SINkINSON &
~ COSTE is dissolved since the iS,. 4. COSTE Jr
will continue business for his account.
A. COSTE JR.
a. Z. sootpt
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CPALDING g. ROGERS MUSEUM AND AM
- PHIrIIEATEk, 81. Charles street.
OPEN G OF II E S f A S 0 N.
WEDNESDAY EVENING, November 1, 1886.
MrYsrs SPAI.DING & ROC EIS have the pleasure
the opening Of their place Of public amusement
The building has been fitted OF TEN
THOUSAND DDiLAl RS, and converted into spacious
MUSEUM AND LECTURE ROOM,
capable Of accommodating over
TWO + IL USAND p f RSOSS.
is the design of the propreorS establish AN institution in
New Orleans similar the celebrated Museums Of New
York and Boston; and in addition present the public with
ulnHselucnts Of moral and entertaining nature.
FIRST NIGHT Of the celebrated
WEST d PEEL'S ORIGINAL
c Il " p B Z l. L. NJ " S r z E ]. s ,
under the direction of
MAT p EEI l..
The Greatest Ethiopian Deneaor Of the Age!
This Troupe comprises the first taen; in the country
ard, during the last twelve years have with series OF
trimphs unprecedented in the annals Of amlseIncns The
general consent acknowledge them the
MODEL TROUPE OF THE WORLD
NY Entire change Of performance every evening For pac
uars, see bills Of the day.
B!gH a lin >son, ~ cents DR.. +. A. JONES, Agent.
X. f. ENNIS, Secretary. M
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tyssA, FOR = AFs.L-nEI.IBHTFtI. sen SHORE RES.
fsE "nrr al Mississippi City-lo be sold reasonable terms,
lthc property Mississippi City situated
Hnru,s and wtlln three minutes walk of the wharf, Tn"
house is rnncoUs and in excellent repair, The furniture
he ilct valuation, ii required For PARTICULARS, apply
JAMES HARRISON Il co,
je9 It 20 GusonlIousc street
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DISSOLUIIDN-THE COPARTN ERSiIp HERETO
~ fore existing between the undersigned in the Crescent
Restaurant Mt Milncblrs, is this day dissolved by nun con-
LOUIS GUIIl.EBEAU will continue the business for
his LOUIS GuIII.EBEAU,
JEAN BONNET.
M Orleans
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IA DANIEL EDWARDS, SUCCESSOR TO
Twbil Edwards Nos ~ 81 and g. New ltevee, and
90 and 81 Fulton street, manufacturer OF every des
W. crp,on of Copper Tin, Sheet Iron and Brass Work
ready contract for the making st Steam Trains,
Evaporang Pans Farers, Juice Boxes and
everything appertaning to the Sugarhouse.
general of Steam Gaugea Steam Whistles Brass
Cocks, Coupling Valves, ETC., constantly on hand.
would call the attention of planters to the Steam Trains
which successful operation the plantations Of
Col r. G. Camp Nessrs Harrison F. J. Forstali Nelson
L Donesou Osgood Lawrence, W. & H. Stackhonse A.
Thomson Il Co. f. Forstal of this city, whom he
| snertfny for full n21
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FU3N RALEER q E5EtVE7F1E 1Ii q, ItJ!fIJIFI.
j above St. Joseph COPPER, TIN ANl' SHEET
IRON WORKERS, prepared TO do all kinds Of work
in their line business such putting nI lin and Cope: int
te Valleys Also, putting on Copper and Zinc hoofs
the city moderate with proTptneas ana
dispatch. All Johbns and Repairing attended to with
strict attention to all ORDERS hope to merit
share of the public patronage.
We beg leave to refer the following gentlemen Messs
Crozer Wing Ja,non Mcintosh Cook Aiochouse Rob-
ert Hughes G. ". Church, Thomas Murray, Isaac Thsye-.
Caller. Turpin l. Co. j. W. Jewell
s.-Ieer Box 60 Mechanics and Dealers Excha1se - 81
Charles au2l 3ptkW
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1856-10-09

CUBAN JUSrA.-Ths New York Sun an
nounces the disbanding of tho Cuban Junta,
originally formed in that city for tho purpose
of redeeming Cuba from Spanish rule. At
one time the Junta had prepared a powerful
expedition for that island, but their hopes
were blasted by the premature invasion of
Lopez; together with the interposition of the
United States authorities, The Sun says:
at is true that the Cuban Junta is extinct
Spanish grace has blotted out this revolution
airy institution Gaspar de Betancourt, its
President, has received and accepted pardon
for his rank and thrice aggravated rebellion
His confscated estates, amounting in value to
hundreds of thousands Of dollars, have been
restored to him, and he has taken passports
for Paris, to enjoy there a life of aristocratic
ease. The old revolutionist has succumbed,
and for the remainder of his days he will take
his walks and smoke his cigaretts on the Bou.
levards Of Paris, attend the opera, mingle
with the elite of French society, and allure
all democratic associations. Farewell, friend
BetancOurt, to US and to Cuba for ever lost !
Kind. hearted and suave in manners thou vert,
but not the stuff Of which daring and stern
revolutionists are made''
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1856-10-09

SUDDEN DEATH The dead body Of Cant.
Edward Ii. Pegram, Clerk of the Centre Mar.
ket in this city, was discovered in his Office in
the market house yesterday, Sunday morning,
cold and stiff. He had chill the day before
and it is supposed that it was congestiye
chill, which doubtless was the cause of his
death. Capt. P. was alone in his Office when
he died, and must have expired some time
during Saturday night. An inquest was held
over the body yesterday forenoon. We have
not heard the decision OF the jury but it must
have been in accordance with the above facts.
The subject Of the above notice was once in
afiuent circumstances, but misfortune had re-
duoed him to penury and want. He married
the sister of Lieut.. General Winfield Scott.
but his wife had long ago preceded him to
that bourne whence no traveller returns. !"
he was quite an old man, and served in
company Of cavalry during the war of 1872
T"~sS1y9 IntelItgsncer, Ocs. 8. .so4a4H Al
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1856-10-09

80. DR.. Kane leaves for Europe in the Bal
tic, which sails on Saturday next from New
York.
49,. Msjer Ben Perley Poore, made a CAPT
tai address at the Essex (Msss.) Agricultural
Fair held last week.
.... Mr.. Delane, the manager and super
visor of the London Times, was to leave Liver
pool for Boston in the steamer of Saturday
Sept. "a, and will be in Boston in few days
.... Mr.. James Anderson, the tragedian, in
company with Miss Agnes Elseworthy, an
English actress, will soon return to this country
and play a round of engagements throughout
the principle cities of the Z Mon.
80. Archbishop Hughes has published a
card denying all responsibility for a letter
published by Mr.. hcMaster, editor of the
Freeman's Journal, Offering to prove Col. FIRE.
mont Catholic.
90. The Giornale di Rome Of the LIST says
His Excellency Mr.. Cas-, Minister of the
United States to the Holy See, has made dis
tributions of large quantities of provisions to
the poor, and to those visited by fever from
the excessive heat of the season.
80. Sir Henry Holland returned to Boston
on Sunday last, after hasty bat expensive
tour to the West He will take passage for
Liverpool in the steamer of the 8th. During
his stay in Boston he is the guest of Mr.
Everett.
go. The New Orleans Picayune, Of the 2Sth
ult says: 1--WE learn by private letter,
received by the Empire City, that the Hon
Pierre Soule had reached San Juan del Norte
on his way home, and was waiting there the
arrival Of a steamer to return to the United
States"
-. Mr.. c. w. Tayleure's dramatization of
the Hon j. p. Kennedy's novel Of Horseshoe
Robinson, was produced in New York at Ed
dy's Chambers st. Theatre, on Monday night
last, Mr.. Eddy personating Horse Shoe Robin
son. The New York Herald says it proved
entirely successful.
80. President Pierce spent the Sabbath in
Andover with his brotherin-law, Hon. John
Aiken. In the morning he attended divine
service in the chapel Of the Theological Semi
nary, and heard a sermon from Rev. Professor
Park Immediately after the service he was
most respectfully greeted by the Professors in
the institution. Professor Stowe taking the
lead in the salutationf.
: 80. Mr.. Trimble of New York is building
a new theatre in that city for Miss Laura
keene. IL is situated on Broadway. The au-
dltorum will seat two Thousand five hundred
persons. There will be a spacious parquette,
balcony, boxes, and upper tier. In the lower
part OF the house the uniform price of fifty
cents will be the charge for all the seats, with
no extra charge for reserved places.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1856-10-09
SPIRIT OF THE MORNING PRESS.

SPIRIT OF THE MORNING PRESS.
The Union urges that the dogma that the
Union is indissoluble, which Is now on the lips
of every Republican speaker, and repeated to
the echo by their sympathizers, is not less
perilous to the well-being Of the confederacy
than is the reasoning by which it is sustained
unsound and fallacious The Union reverfs
to the period during the administrator 0i
Washington, when the Union was threa'eneu
pom sectional grounds:
che did not discard the warning as the
voice of mere alsrmists-he was no aiarnist
himself: but he exerted all OK his transcend
ant wisdom and influence 10 avert tne oanser'
When the crisis had passed, he DID not an
nounce the fatal dogma that tne Union Is In
S;.so1nbIe and therefore that there had been
NO cause for alarm. He showed his wisdom
and his patriotism by addressing 10 his coun-
trymen that impressive appeal in behalf of
the Union contained in his Farewell Address,
which modern patriots Of the Republican
school would regard as mere idle defamation
The same fatal DOGMA" says the Union,
(which rejects and ridicules the counsels of
Washington would make Thomas Jefferson
either an alarmist or q disunionist. Looking
to the same sectional question that excited
the fears Of Washington, Mr.. Jefferson at a
later day expressed the apprehension that it
would be recurring on every occasion and re-
pewipg irritations, until it would kindle such
mutual and moral hatred as to render SsparG-
tio,s preferable to eternal hutreG.' Mr.. Jeffer-
son, therefore, did not believe that the Union
was indissoluble, nor did he hesitate to pro-
claim the danger of sectionslism. If he had
lived at this day, and had addressed such a
warning to the sectionalists, the whole band Of
Black Republican conspirators would have de-
nouncsd him as a disurionist or o mere alarm
is." The Union characterizes the story in the
New York papers, abOutten or fifteen thousand
names having been fraudulently added to the
extra Phi sdelphia assessment lists, as " sheer
humbug ard nonsense"
The IHteiligeHcer infers from the returns of
the Connecticut election already received,
that the proposed amendment to the State
constitution, limiting the terms of Office of
Judges of the Supreme and Superior Courts
in that State to eight years, and rendering
such incuubents ineligible after their seven
tieth year, has been wisely rejected by the
people" The Intstttgencer thinks that
If there is much to be deprecated in that
spirit Of innovation which, under the specious
name of reform, would perpetually seek to
change the organic structure Of civil society,
still more is IL patent to the observation of all
sober and considerable men that the advocates
Of such periodical reconstructiOns Of our State
Governments, in choosing the Judiciary as the
special object of their reforming zeal, have
inflicted q serious wound upon the most deli
cate and vital member Of our civil and sccia!
system.n