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Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1858-02-03

- In one of his recent EasssAgrs 10
shs Virginia Legislature Coz. Eiae dis
oussss The pEoieet of raising q revenue
from oysters, he says that Virginia
possesses an area ot about l,6SU, 900
acres Of oyster beds, containing aboqt
$50, ,000, 900 bushels Of oysters. Il Is ess
timated that the Roghsr 0ysssT apawns
annually at least Z, ,0O0, 900 yat noiwitA-
standing this enormous power, and tn e
vast extent of sysseF beds, there Is dan
ger Of the oyster being extsE1nlnated an-
less measures ara adopted TO prevent
fishermen from taking them at improper
seasons OF the year. Gov. Wise propos-
es to conRne the oyster catching busi-
ness TO eitixsns Of that State exclusive
Iy, and Go charge three cents bashel for
all the oyatsEs taken, which he estimates
would yisId revenue OF $3.50 900 an
naallY,
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1858-02-03

- The Legislature Of Virginia pass
ed an act incorporating the Southern
Navigation Company, in accordance with
the sohams Of A. D0pLxT MAsS, fer es-
tablishing e steamship line between the
waters Of Virginia and of England. The
purpose is to make Southern oommssse
and trade with Europe more independent
Of the North. The capital stock Of The
Company is 70 be two millions, in shares
Of one hundren doIlars each, and may Be
increased to Ave millions, if nscassaE J.
Norfolk will probably be the pert selsc-
ted in carrying out this enterprise, should
she requisite amount Of stock be taken
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1858-02-03

BaowN BaRAp.~-TAke three quarts OF
corn meal and wet ID up WITH boiling wa
ter, letting it stand Ewsnsy minutes to
swell, shan add eas quart Of rye uRal,
or il that Ss mos een8enlsnt, add one pint
Of whsak -four, and one tsacup Of melas'
see, and wut tho whole up with mllk OF
cold water then bake two hours or un-
iii il il ~-Homaataad.
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1858-02-03

sUIcIDH.--A few days since Aiss Mssy
E. Emory, late teacher in the normsl
school of 0skaloosa, committed suicids
in that sity. The Times gives as a yea
son Uf khis rGsh act the TOO common sto.
~ ofiOve, seduction, dessrsion, and ther
suicide. The hsaxtless villain whoss
acts produced talis cad Eesult 10 named
Lesndsr DasSomb, haiIing from Sc. Lou
is. Pass the rascai aropnd- Anaths'
name Is added 10 the fearful state Of So
ioidas hx his orfmea.
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1858-02-03

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Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1858-02-03

MRAp.--This faYorite beverage that
for centuries vas Ghs chief ! baton Of
nothern nations, u made by Gesslving
ons p&rt af honsY in three Of boiling wa
taE, nsveging IL with Hpicss aad adding
: portion Of ground mauls, aud pitco
Of toast stepped ia yeast, sad allowing
the whole 70 faKmant.
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1858-02-03

How rs pfp ay~~ ne eaiseg Of shs Bssss
lsr coaaag 0hdol nemeeras lasely a.
tended Wedding IN shaE County, where
tbs osraiAony was performed By yonag
dussiss a. sh8 paAes. TIE aditoR thas
sep0xtes A
The sSQuire who ID ragaisg Demo-
oEaa, and 3 yaEy yumAg man, hasi3ss be-
Ing very baslzsals aaa as luck would have
Il, Aalis rms shs Hss1 wsaAIng - which be
had awsF haaa smllea apea 90 naicisae, it
may ha sunpoaad shaA ka Waa somewhat
aEahasyasaad. He MANAGED, hnweger,
Eh0agh wish D kfeznbEsne voics, 10 call
apaa 80 pArtlaa sxSo ss@aa up ard 5oin
haaAs, Y kmas haTxihls sa relate, As had
foEgasesn tbe esgsaapays &sd nsglsetea 10
saks wfsA ham hss boob After pause
eg u kaW tnoshssst2, shs Squire broke the
ailemas wasm - gaalewins quas sssoas -
fsIm The mazas II sha e0mmnn wsallh Of
shs State Il ahios -g's fsEn0w MI
maan by thasa ss1o you aolsma-
II swsAs i ;s wossan - hs Yaus vita,
Is Lore hassar aasa snsy haRs D sapDoes
| - ak izaaian III aha Hseae IL OAia,
amA vuAs ~ T90xmecea De tiskek n IA NJ
haoaad guk III the dssox II sonvuisioass
wsaA 80 AzsB sszek ixs&s cor ribs, We im-
Asgssl ~ hsard sAa aFeosa nsspaaa yes, ]
niz 49, saaass slssss xlmss& aAsza sezasr
l Mzx& Ms6#s m M -
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1858-02-03

Sxow CoRa GAE8.-TAka two quarts
of corn meal aud wet il up with snow in
stead Of water naix rhs dough hard; then
add salt to che sAsas, and bake aa other
corn bread, in sqaaee sins one inch desp.
This ID said 10 ba - excellent bread
Homestead.
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1858-02-03

BzRAH OHAkgxs-@Pus into large tea
sup Of bread cFnaAha ts&-oapaf ereazn,
3 apooafnl Of huttsr, With sals, pepper and
nutmeg whsm tbs bread has absorbed
the cream, brsak ii the eggs, beat them
9 hssls with sAs mixtuse, and FRY Like
omeleE. ..2 sr
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1858-02-03

GBT Tho n. Y. San says THAI AesSrs.
Hoe, the inventors Of the s'Last Fast /"
are building a new press, which, in pow
er, rapidity Of sxecusi On, and complete
ness in all its arrangements, will far ex-
eel anything of the kind ever produced,
and will prins both sides at the same
time.
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1858-02-03

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Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1858-02-03

Eco pLAsr.- W sal ths pians With cold
water, boil veil cake out ths inside,
naNah and ssassn msah butter pepper and
salts hsas ap thEaa eggss taxa eEumbiss
of stale loaf hgaad, saucepan with hot
lard aHd butter for fryiug, sond hot TO
the table. SO Fza -'5
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1858-02-03

BRFTTsH FEAECRs.-The income Of the
government Of Great Britain for ths year
ending 10th December, VIA about 1886
10000, and the expenses about $2, 400,-
600 lass. The army and navy cost $685.
000, 900, and the Persian expedition a.
100000.
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1858-02-03

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9 nsss sax saAs - D ! i 80 IL, u. a..
20 RsesszAn MaaaaR aoasss go ~ a.saesa
aoax Rsvsrs J - aailaa assg = AsAas'
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sask 6 aeAalsz RsKsE-uinsE ssallssa sssagIls--s
price ~ peg negs. s -. - 3.
= Ths 08ss EaoEE, eaassa lslas I asrs. Ia.
Saaasng Akx.s KUgnszss eaaadAM
9 Id, d - &@~A9 aesaw kaaamss 4 -
. ek kaasa, aaa On khs EzFep@aa9 nav rssua.
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% T76 asRass ResaaaM naaavga -
ppssem seAa. Is2 naJa sat Il aaksa RlsAkmaa~
bUsns KIseK aa6 CAesE sgan AslIEI aad i e
saiis femaM @sssan VI q II - NssSss "a g.
nsw akaks Bead nsaeas 6 passaasaas =
ea-2swI-Sa V lfA % ~ A. -
tosM - Is aasaazsaz1bzss u "a q llsa asGIass
sR lola, aaaaaai aistAaea sxpsm - sassgsA -
10 milA hd<th 81 ~ !. i a. So y
na@v Wsses FnA&. 81 Z 3 7s's il IT
3 10 Asxsa - aMsa sIassasssa wssnAsasss.
= "a g sanE sas + Esss
J 5RIsa. 81. ana j . So - - a.,
-T0 aessa aAbpiaaE@ HAsahysassa, Go.
ssas eS 6haIby Ta.pTasa 3D. psx aasn.
4Iss ssaas sxesgleak siwsAss lsssls "a c.
&Rds GEssa, Q milss n0gth.
sAsgs IN nssak9gs sss< 4xT
also haye Eog saIa karaa mns.hax ssp
sFasks 81 land, pkaixIs AID I'm 80. - $50
2oE ssstaeEaszaz, wkaeA u h ~ - 80 A
reasonable rates. Eona kooa lassaaa 80
bsaa iaft with mafog sale sk IL low ngsea
Of $3.50 psg acre.
caaMsn ElulEs, sana a.ieSY aHv
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1858-02-03

During the year 1857 no less than 55s
Yoasels boznd to or from ports in the O.
nited States were lost at sea, and with
their caTgoes, we're valued st $l7 ,567,-
100.
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1858-02-03

7ss1 @ 81. Louis, saa. 10.
The Republican has infornAtion FROM
Fort Laramaie, through an Indi&n trader,
wiso arrived 81 JsTeFssn City yesterday,
and who reports msakings on Ehs 23d Of
December, between ak and ssven hun
dred Cheyenne and camanehs Indians,
rstagning from Salt LAks 10 their villa
gas On the Black Walnut Hills, about
aighsy Hiiss southeast Of Fort Laramis,
accompanied by about swsnty Mormon
leaders. '+ -5
Their ihtSntiun 10 10 EsaA&ia la CazAp D
uaEA aprsag1 and shau szapioy sha@ssavss
under MoEmoa ihansnes IN harxassing
md cutting oE she sapply trains sent .
the relief of Col. johnson. The IndiaaB
had been led ID believe ssiaa the Nosmena
had q Geo kghting man wall eqaippe d..
Ihsy also spoke Of the Mormoa tortih-
Gallons,
A large number oR this indian allies
declared that ths hEormsns have &c idea
Of running away.
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1858-02-03

TO Caax BoaE.-4ase skSu oE q kasI-
I'd agg il the mess efheaeioaa rsmsdy
ahaa sAn be applies 10 d bail, Peel 4
csrefallY, was ard apply it. Il win re.
lieye shs aorenessy In 3 kow hours.
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1858-02-03

CoKa CAgR.--Taks corn meal and vet
up with boiling water and buttsfmIl ks
equal parts, make II thick as batter, ard
add = hssle sals 20 xnis yunx sasts, and
bAka ID in hOa svsa kor tha breakfast,
To be aasaa kat. Hsweassad.
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1858-02-03
New York. Jan. Is

Mr. Smith, proprietor Of the Sea View
House has commenced a libel suit against
the Times for publishing Mr.. Donnsiy's
speech.
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1858-02-03

The application to the nsxt New Jar-
sey Legislature for aen nsw b&nkr repre-
sent a capital Of 81, 1900
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1858-02-03
Gams

Ws8AAnR soaa9 @ag8s I6.
a pakasioA h@s been fesaivad as Slsa
Navy Dspastmanss ksosa soot0hmaa 30
siding nj pnpsA, Areas, who had rant.
I'd bis pgesaiaea 10 Gov. Walker Ha
claims thaa be has been wrongfaIiy IN
juFsd and plandersd BY me q. ). forces,
and demands Eepasations a. be Id b Brit
ls aabissts rs has alao forwarded bis
claim against the United States 80 Lsoga
Clarendon.
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1858-02-03
aIW,NN1,g,

ssCan ron tell ma What ays shs Wages
hare ps inquired i lah0ger Of . boy !
"I doa's know, sir.o
sfWhaA dsss yomr fasAsE gss - sas 80
as chs wssk S''
SECT" said the boz, 'twhy BE gsss -
sight a. brick !"
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1858-02-03

4 SggkM NAFIeATfoN oS FHR MISSOURI 5D
YEAxs Auo. The aEst aseaxseR shas nav
igs&sd khs Missouri as far - tbs mouth
5d Yellaw Stansy was shas sngaged in
the famous expedition 0f Lewis 3 Clark,
soma so years ago, the Westefn Engin-
ser, boas 0f about the slxe of COED
sized yEwi. Shs accomplished tbs trip
from S., Louis 10 Sioux City in ane sea-
son. The arss regular boat IN the Mia-
sougi river trade was tbs 0soe, which
ran enc whols seasen, andsr the con-
miand oa oar fellow aisixaa, Capt. ]. 3.
Hill, late of the Arm ns ELL 4 uonn.--
This vas, ws believe, il shs year 1881.
The 0toe was . yaTy different boat from
those now nayigasing skse MISSOURI. Sac
drew four Tess of sataR, iighs, end Der
eotempoEasisa baing OF Q similar dEaa'ss
it is no wonder that q "trip In thai stream
was considered matter Of extreme bag
ard and df&cuiEy. The Hancock piled
in the Egads after the Oeass In ahe spring
Of 1880, Capt. Andy WinelaBd made n
guTeEnmsnt "trip TO Fort Laayenworth.--
He had 60 euE Ais OWE wood. Bis boat
was the Giobs, and like the other boats
of those days, was slow and of heavy
draaghs, This was the only tgip made
that season, by steamer. 10 the Missouri.
How great has been the change staea the
OEoe, the Hancock and the Glebe press
ed she sanda, and lA4ily ploaghg4 the
muddy waters Of Ihs Missouri River
St. Louis Dam, ...-...
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1858-02-03

e - tsgs= =aases Al 4 ~ =
RERRAL a GENT
Loyssr Brpadway, opposite pael6e Ha,ss.
sos@<Ik skUsws 60 RI .ssss z ?
nUTS, selas. rapta aaa exshan~se : a.
I'D hads of RsaI Eakate, sog dlsEast asaI-
sss or psfsoas Ii tAs estys Ls,si,s na,cr.s
Asaasa e0aaseksoasy paFs saxps, a1sa agaSs
abstracts ps haig. Sixea E@saahae ia1wma-
han respecting The pricsa of real eatass. 80
esssafse asa sasainess eanaaessd With i Rsal
kazs@ss AkenGy. iat sgss s.
A large variety sg very desirable Raal
Estate Tor sale az ali times o. the mosk res
&1nshas e@snass q 2& "a 3s& 81
a Fer Sale. - i
100 good elky Los d ths RMilasaa asassa-
saen To faas eaEy. a u ~ 8 - !.
|, = Zoe I&4saa AEallsa's sabaassassa Il
9 dolce Lssz il sAa aawsss sasaoat
% tnis city, fa E8s S7@s EsiTsgY Eg !
ssysEsl seed Esaaaaass Iasa IN Eaalss Axs-
tion to ibis atty. = : ?
Several hseiy situated tsssasaes lsts IN
s@nkrai portioAs sk tAaas city. sdE 36 /
Several haEly watarsa ana timbsxsA lets
OF land within ~ hours ri1s al this eltv,
Also, lots and ssaaYes in J1resi6a gitx !.
ksysi and RsiasEaes Tskamah ana nusosa
'',S ,es~ss So ~ a.eta nj sg1f # q
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1858-02-03

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neasmpAls aazsaa ~ III hiasansss aaEssuaaaaa :
par Are "a 40 salsekiun and saeakiam &
Lallsl, d IN sassa, - svssy shise -. !.
tAkEiss9 Ia tf8 @a4a e
e Csk ERAIs 1sAgEn ARBM0E Ii
We have neeewEsd Saaspaska sapAaS = khs
kaskSoe " aE1asaezEs Tsand stSH ee, Sflssch
,ss@ k6ap Izaazszs ID data "a sa1 gs sbsm
!. Laaa Nazsaaga h0sahs and said aga
IAha eh4aksa % tinse.
Eastsgs aaa &cskhsgn Exehanga boang
ma sssa II aaaaaa aaak sazsaa ssas
DsposIts geeeIwaa aad lnksSnsk aISewaa.
CaflsssisAa made Ia wsssafa Iowa ard
ssesa aaas emA saassssas iBaaa
: sk1eMlax Ms&snkssm AAs9es a e. ga~
NJ 80 Gaes 81 Il DIN q Ksaasls -
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Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1858-02-03
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al 0AAHA CITY NRBRAHKa.B
O. g, AoaELGs ], w. Van hasxman .
J. J, MoaRLL, IA. Attsy st - !
aEFRREEcK& -u
Geo. CornweiFss ssprssidsns Highianl Ba, Z
aswbargh, e. w. FaFxtngtcs, FrsAlaSas
SaAaasaek btak, NsWbasghg Ghaa. A, AE.s~
sy, PEs.' Park Bank n. T.; W. 4, Dagsss
rEess Mer. Bank, Powkeepslsl e ]. A. Oal-
lsys Meg. Ex. Baak, " III Hsa9 Cyysx p
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erss Des Molnsas Iowa; A n EliInssa.
bee Land Oaies, Ouaahas j a Pagkar. go,
Lsaaa 0Mleas 0aaA2; 4 . Haassy, z Prss
Bank N X;J M Warren, Pres Raask NJ sgAsss,
2 RanasdsI, Pres n YAEnHETh u -
dowsE, Sk Loaiss Marx w aasfa. Gssv q
y seE2skag Jssss Isswe, Magns az On assas
: Mofak, Caah. Of Hsbraska Rsnk. -
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Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1858-02-03

The Washizgton RspabIis says ths
prodaeElon 81 gola in Australia for the
past ysas, ia sst down BY shs best Kng
lish autAositiss as ons hundred millions
Of dollars. Ths productions In other
countries Is sssimaaed as kollews;
Galifornia, $4,000 900
pusgia and Siberia, 90,000 600
Other parts Of the world, lS,W0AU0
y
sl00, ,00l, 90,
ne thus have kwo huadred millisns -
the gold crop sf 1851, sad che assaal
AMOUNT il likely 20 be more than the go
tim&ssd aggregate.
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1858-02-03

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wssA u, aaa asaszneasa = 2aaass ID assss
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paasiae amaag ahsl liaauasass i - aayl
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gaa gfssss tas sl.Is-@f asa Nc aasres
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Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1858-02-03

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Col. DaR9ass Tepg essnsasaTe from shla
6issfius, sstssAp pied 4as sss q spEsasgs III -
aswss Agasa &c 1asxlgFsas sAs usllss dag
sy glsing aosis4 "a and ssksaF naEssss-
aloa 10 latgodsea bsIla aza gaAea aHglans.
thereby ossapyiAg sinAA = she sasaasilan
Of oshss Sassabssa ah0ss ssasssy ssAs aea
30 largely dsvaanpad ssa E
ThegiHgsoa, IA - sagas maas - ass 81
hlaaaels whlls thaEe, bT y ssperpIng ~ =
ca every eccasfen. Curtis, tls6 EuFiing.
ton EsaSease says, BIDS fssr Co sasssd
ssam ThnEsngsea, ama Esem his sssAeaaita
able passsvaeaacs Ia making % aaa of
himaeH dassing Tbs eampajgR prior 70 bic
eiscsloA, Masssg wagrAnEad u saying tkas
hsfors sAsssssaaa i shEeagh be vii Aass
sneoeaaaa RdmikmAl ly.r@.E Esakmk -JeasmsL
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1858-02-03
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H. G4so & ss Rhalaaasphiay @aas H.
The jaxy IN kAs sssa NJ sassA, charged
with Tia mnrdex Of Riehasd CaxssK, eams
into esurs thss moraing sid vdraias
of scquissaI aad shs rfissuax wss ais~
uaasxaa0. .sa# gfs safas 1s zs Assl
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1858-02-03
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ID ard Sohkhsfn eitSes beaghG md ed
- Aoasy aeaasae en ssai aha pssbaAal nasas
SaSgsa g agS4k EaH asgnsAs eGsss aea8
Collections maas IN wsssaFn Iasga naa
saskskn Nebraska. and gusapsfy "a sgssa
taasy part as the Una@A sses@ Is aAa sssss
Esnk Sa4as ag sx@Aaaga. 81 81 4
Land w akranka honghs and asia. aa6 h@s
eaAsd On uiae aSau sssa And Soxasa4 "a
lisa bog asskank aaalmx@ II IS
Fagming LANDS Ana T0wn pugpexkv ssysxAk
and aola 6n eohasAa assian,
Taxes pasa See n6aEL LFeasdsrsa. asags
InssEssl paid "a sA ass0saEs maas aax
three mcatha cr over, At tie rate og len ssF
cent. per aaasgum sF A Es
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1858-02-03
G. e. STONE,

G. E. STONE,
A l"TORNEY aud Counsellor At Law and
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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-02-22

THRILLING SCENE IN SECRET SESSION IN TIE
SENArE.-The Ohio State journal relates, apro-
pos to the assault upon Edward Everett by the
Richmond South:
When General Harrison, in 1910, nominated
Mr.. Everett Minister TO England, the slave
power in the Senate sought to defeat him on
the ground that he was ''An abolitionist.' He
had written a letter to free soil committee,
when q candidate for Governor, saying that he
was opposed to the extension of Slavery, and
in favor of abolishing it in the District Of COlum
hia- Wm. R King, of Alabama, was Chairman
Of the committee on Foreign Relations, and re-
ported against Mr.. Everett's confirmation, and
made speech sustaining his report In the
course of his speech, he said that if men en-
tertaining the sentiments expressed by Mr.. Eve
rctt in his letter to the free soil committee were
to be entrusted with high official position, and
sent to represent our country abroad, the Union
.coEli soon be at an end" Henry Clay, during
the speech of Mr.. King, was walking in the rear
of the Presidents chair listening all the while
to the speech, and when Mr.. King came TO the
part We nave printed IN italics, he came round
10 his place, and taking up the words Of Mr..
King, he drew himself up to his full hight, and
pointing his long and skinny fore finger at the
Alabama Senator, his eye flashing fire, and his
whole frame trembling with excitement, he
Numbered out in the fuilneSs OF his magnificent
voice, land tell you, sir, il youreject the nom
ination Of the distinguished citizen of Massachu-
sets for the reason you have stated, THE UNIoS
Is DISSOLVED ALREADY.
No report OF this scene in the United States
Senate was ever published. 1t occurred IN Sc
crct session, but it was known at the time that
something of the kind had taken place Il was
not until the summer autumn of 1854, that
we, in company with Thurlow Weed, passed
over from Cincinnati to Covington, to pay our
respects to Ex-Governor Morehead, who resided
in COvington at that time, but who has since
been gathered TO his fatherS-that we heard the
whole scene described Mr. Morehead was at
the time a colleague of Mr.. Clay, and was an
eye witness to the whole of it. He said he new
er saw Mr.. Clay so great as upon that occasion.
The effect was electrifying, and when lie sat
down the case was settled Edward Everett
was confirmed
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-02-22

\ SorTHERN VoIcE FOR ZEE USrox.-The New
Orleans Bee notices the opinion attributed to a
Southern Senator, TO the efFec, that the South
would reoede in the event Of the rejection Of the
LeeomPtOn Constitution, and SAYS:
That the rejection OF Kansas nay possibly
lead 10 serious results, Is very apparent. ard xe
need no goSsipins correspondent TO ena1.e Is 70
understand it; bit that : dissolution Of the
Union Is aimed At under cover Of zszl f3- the
Lee'mpton Constitution, o. that any Southern
members of Congress, with the possible e1ee5
ton Of one o. two frol Sogth Carolina. desire
such = catastrophe, or would seek to brig II
About, o. would rejoice al is occurTe-ce. i
uoHSt-cuS and undiSgaiSeSi fiction. If ever the
South SEPARATE from the North. the zct Kill L
ne coose9uelce Of iato,eEzbls azg-ezSfga. and
OF SIch deliberate injustice aH4 tyranny A. free
Isn esa no- ta1leiy bar; bat i i utierIv IN
iF12s nat any eolsiisrzEi= Pc-tioa Of the S5nth
alisi5S 10 FreeiEit-i= TIE crisis, o Is prspar-
IFz ~ tins lz-e - dEsz=zzhs--ue1t Of tte CO.
fe1-T7cy-