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SPEECH OF Mr.. NEWMAN,

But sir. we are met here and told by the particu-
lar guardians Of exclusive privileges-bank cor
DorBt0ns and monied sristOCracy-that there is not
a suf5ciency of coin to supply the wants Of trade
and commerce.
Let us briefly examine this part Of the subject.
The Secretary of the Treasury made, TO the House
of Representatives, q report on banks and banking
on thel5rh Of May ls5D According to this report,
the hghc=, amount of paper circulation was
SIa5.0UDG)0, based, Us 81 was, on S53,UOO,OOJ Of
CON- This paper circulation constitutes the circu-
I4ring medium OF the country and has driven all
the coin from circulation. While the Secretary re-
ports the above. In the same year in his report on
the Eueucss he estimates the entire coin Of the
country OF $3.50. 100000. While the rich have their
tables covered with silver and gold ware, the shop
of the artisan is filled, also, with this metal
making IT into every variety of snowy jewelry
and. In this way alone, au additional amount Of
SuUUggUyH has been driven from circulation, and
frs place supplied by paper money. Now, SIT,
slrT8stu- thai fl. requires S4000y1O00 to supply
all our wants; let our exports equal our imports
in productions for a few years and we viii have the
supply. Take tar instance, the shipment TO Eu-
rope. since the discovery Of gold in California, up
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Dissolution.

TTHE Copartuership Of A. Morrison Co.. was dissolved
BY mltuFl consent the 18Th December, 1857. W. z.
GubbG has retired having sold his interest In tbs
A. Morrison who Is alone authorized % collect the de os
and meet the liabilitie, Of the firm.
associated With myselt my brother, Jaues hOrSoD,
in whole ale variety business. The style OF the nrm
will be the same as that heretofore used.
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Flower seeds by Mail.

= LOW u - CCA9 ny AsAe54A,
Twenty Choice Varieties for One Dollar,
VHE subscriber respectfully announces that, 70 supply
want that has been greatly et By Amateurs Of Flowers
assortment Of mis- Flower Sseos which have fOund
and knoWn in every SLse the Union, be Of the
reliable Characters make The OOsiBg from
6lss Catalogue - that may be seen that sell them
exactly bis prces His seeds embrace only hose Of his
raising Dat selections from tbs best Engsh French
aud German flower They sold Gt half the
price Hover leeds have before commanded in this
kst.
Ihave selected OF my large collection Of flower seeds
the most beautiful and snowy vsstes each distinct
color calculated produce effect when liant
ed out E beds groups 90 the border have had
each variety distinctly marked with the Botanical and En-
Of growing, Whethsr Trailing, &c, the
should b. and valuable hints its cultVa-
ton. In selecting these varieties, have been careful
exclude all which shV bOomer5 have Insignificant
Appearance that the collect viii comprise ony
which really shOHy and handsome and which believe
would prove % the entire satisfaction Of any lady
uemau VIE might be disposed % order them he COllso
ton will be sent free By post any part Of the country
The following prices:
Assortment No. 1. Consists Of twenty choice VAris-
ties Of AnnUas.......-....-. 81 90
No. C1nssls Of twenty choice varis-
ties OF BIeuulals and Pereunias...-.... 1 90
No. Consists Cf ten extra line varieties
Of ANNALS and PeTenRials, embracing
many Of the new and choicest In eula-
tou. zee .s.s.s....s ] %
No. & Consists Of Eve very choice varle-
ties, selected from Prize Flowers Of
EIgi-h PanseB, German CaruauOn,
Eue FICOtse Pinka, VerbeuAs Tr6hsut's
r nCh AsisTs, ana Double Holly hOcks,
sazh Of which are sold At twenty-five
cents siugly.... l O0
Persons ordering will please give the number Of the
Assortment. "Reminiscences be ma de IN bank bills
ALEX. MACKENZIE,
Nashville
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IL, and lac for low retusedtO choice selected.
Nashville Market, Jan. 30.
CoTToy-The sales have been limited, the re-
ceipts being ight. We quote the market at 7@a9C.
TOBACCo-We quote loose at 2a4o, and priced at
3Ia6le.
light, with sales at &c. hog round Lard is selling
at 74aSo.
GRAN-The receipts of Wheat continue to fall of.
Prices continue at 5Oa6O for prime, Red aud White.
Corn is quoted at 35c.
GRoCERIEs-We hear no change in prices, and
continue to quote Sugar at Gas; MOlasses 22a25,
and Coffee llal2J
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fs5- Postmaster General Brown has issued in
sl.gus TO improve the mail facilities Of Arkansas,
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Dissolution,
January &c, 1858.
aEssE HARr, IR. B.w. NAoEAE. u. JOIN g. HAzI
HART, MACRAE & CO.,
NORTHUMBERLAND &CoHMIssIog
MERCHANTS,

Nos and South Markstsirsst, SazL nile, Tenn
JUST RECEIVED AND NOV IN STORE,
la bb5s X n SDy1r barrels Jamaica Rum,
IS boxes Havana bugEr, 500 EssgItsa Deiu'''lnS.
i2s barrels h \ CTughedgg0 packages " 4. bslslls
Suggr 100 coils Cotton Rope,
As b4Trals n z Powdered4GO gross Matches,
gIgar 200 dozen Painted Bucksia
50 barrels n. O. Loaf Sugar 50 nests S Painted Tubs
2OO barrels \ n HoIsgses so boxes Stone Pipes,
rev cronl 80 boxes Tennessee axes
s5e bags Selected Baiiir-0rs superior qualiiy,)
Coizeg 500 Kegs niIs lead,
500 bass 4 o. Rio CoEes 1000 kegs Neis ASSORTED
81 bags iiaguira Coffee, no. sizes o..
J,Sa C,ofes 100 boxes Palm aad German
IS 6ags Pepper, SosPI NJ
la rasks sinner Carbonate 80 dOz. Zinc Wash B0sTda
500 5JO realms superior Wrsp-
40 bSif che, , Imperial ping Paper,
Bi7ck Tea 500 n. u. h. Caps,
$50 boxes Va and ~. Io-lOO bags nno5
barc, 10 kegs bar Lead,
A IsT@s sssortnsut Of cOm-IOO barrels Glover Seed,
ny, and inc Cigars. 30 barrels Batter 90 Z sod
100 boxes GsrrstEs Scotch Crackefs' .--..,
50 Boxes BOXES Smoking Tobacco, IS barrels Old Boarb6a
so coils Manila EopC, mllsEsgB
$50 boxes Pearl Starch, - Dlfisis onon HnsA sho
- 800 SardInsa Ola AYE Whlskey,
50 49, OYSTERS, 81 barrels Robertson Coul-
so boxes Assorted Pickles, y WEisksy,
81 boxes Catsup and PsPl5 barrels OLD Lincoln " Es
- per sauce, Key,
q borgs Assd. Pie Fruits, or. casks Pure French
Is esses Brandy Cherries, Brandy,
o7S boTsg " z CHEESE 10 Casks Pure Port Wias
n boxes Engligb Dairy casks Pure Malaga 90
cheese casks Pure sherry do
toO naexsges Star Candida 5 casks Pure Madeira do
s0 IA Tsllow do 20 bDs Native Sweet do
d haas Tinothv Seed SO bbls. American Brandy
400 bo2es sd Glass Ware 10 bbls. Apple BRANDY
loo Boxes sXlO and IOXl2 10 bbis. Peach brandy.
ian, S'HuO" HART. MACRAE co.
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Auction Sale
OF
GROCERIES,!
BIT
II. S. French and Son,

ON TUESDAY, FEB. g, we will oGer for sale in froni
Of Our warehouse on Cls street, 10 O'Clock, the fol-
lowing articles Of which desire 70 close OuL with
out reserve, viz:
30 hhds Sugar, from fair tOi5O dOz PAINTED bucAeH
prime; so reams Wrapping Psper5
100 baRs r. O., and Baltimore Is bbIs Domestic Brandy;
Coffee; 25 bbls. Holland Gin;
1000 kegs choice brRnds 50 Ubs Julius Smiths Old
$40 boxes Star Candles full eEeTve Whisky;
weight 20 cases Matches;
2OgO bbls. Whisky. yaTiousIOO boxes Corn starch;
brands. 100 Whea ten starch;
100 boxes Tobacco: 100 CheroOt Cigars;
1000 sacks cOusre AM hne Salt:l5O " TalOw Candles;
10000 Cigars, Ass'd brands; so Backing large and
$50 dOZ. BTOOms; small.
$50 boxes Fine Brandy
With other articles the grocery line 100 numerous TO
mention. ia29 Il. S. FRENCH d Sun
T. H. HAYNES, r. J. LYLEis
II. Ii. haynes s. Co,
A GRNTs FOR TUB PURCHASE AND sALB OF NJ
"A GROES, at Porter's old stand, No 80, Cedar street
Nashville. Tenn.
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II. Ii. haynes & Co.

JAVING sold my interest in the sstabshmeHt Of H. H.
n HAYNkS & Co, 10 Msssrs. Fl. II. HAYNES & X. ].
LYLEs embrace this opportunity TO return my sincere
thanks to trading public for IN liberal patronage they
Rave be tOwed upon the firm. IN leaving ihem permit e
10 solicit cCnnuaucs that hos Ta patronage 70 which
Mesrs Haynes Lyles, BY their integrity, industry and
assiduuus attention business, deservedy entitled
JOHN W. MDhLOA-
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Auction S a lie Of Negroes.

WE will sell 10 the highest bidder SATURDAY next
W January 30, l5'6 AZ The COur House gate, Negro
Woman and hsrtHo children. She is a splendid house
vanI-Wei qualified The children very likely. They
viii DO sold credit Of months, for good notes, vel
endorsed and payable In bank.
jInR5-.d BOYD & co.
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IN CHAECRRY at LEWISBURG.
NOVEMRFP RIFLES ISE-
R.K.KERcHEvAL, Clerk and Master.
STATE OF TENNIS COFFEE co.,
Eircmif Court. Jan 4. I.la.

Juliet =. Rambo, Elias = Rlm0oPsa1n fora Divorce
+ appearing The Clerk, she Circuit L1ur. Coffee
SOuEty, iron the petition OF the IIul, thst the
defendant, Elias r. kambOr Is resilient %
or Tennessee, 90 that the ordinary prpc q fe
be served upon him, ts therefore, ordered By
clerk Of said Court thai publication b. made n rho Nash
5 Union and American, newspaper published IN the
city Of Nashville, la Of tennessee, four
weeks, requiring said resident defendant. 70
appeaT The tenn q the Circuit L1ur said county,
be held The house, IN tls town aug1 ester on
the fourth MONDAY February uezt the here plead,
demur % said petition Or tho viii be- laksn
for confessed &. g BtEhEl.
Jan 9-W4t prsfss s.. CI6IE.
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Negroes Negroes :! For Sale.
A No / MAN COOK, aud his vile, who Is q splendid
"A Washer and lroner Also good family Of likely Ne
gross, which viii be sUld low.
Jan g BOYD = co.
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FOR CARTHAGE,

THE steamer BLANCHE LEWIS, will 49, h
L leave for the above and all inleTmedi- a7i,-e5'
ate ports on MONDAY. FEBRUARY the,
Ist., at O'Clock, p. N. For freight or
passage apply on board, OTto A. HAMILTON,
Jan Std Agent.
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Fair to Fully Far.............. G42
Prime to Choice
Centrifugal to I'D (a7t
MoLAssEs-The sales during the first three days
of the week, as stated in our semi weekly report,
amounted to about ~ 900 barrels the market closing
on Tuesday at the wide range of I2IalS cents 2
gallon for Inferior Fermenting to Choice and this
has been the prevailing range since then, with fur
Their sales within the past three days of 900 barrels
making total for the week of 10000 barrels, taken
partly forthe West &C., but principally for Atlantic
pOrts the quotations being follows Inferior and
Fermenting to Good 123ai5, Prime to Choice lea
Is, in barrels; half barrels l8a2l cents II gallon
Some three four crops on plantation about So 900
galons) have been sold at Is cents q gallon in the
eisterns.
CoFPEE-There has been a more active inquiry in
in the Coffee market since our last review, though
without any marked alteration in prices, and some
$4,000 bags have found purchasers including 95 900
ct 81 and the residue at prices ranging from Sfa94
cents ~ b. for the various qualities Thus the sales
Of the entire week sum up about 20 500 bags nearly
all Of which is understood to be for consumption.
No further cargOes have been received direct, and
only about loo bags eoastWise. The stock now re-
naming in first and second hands is about 10000
bags against 1000 at the corresponding date last
season.
ToBACco-We have still to notice q heavy market
for this article as there are but few buyers while
the stock on sale is poorly assorted consisting Of
some 2 ZOO to 800 hogsheads of all kinds in first
and second hands, and including about !, 800 hhds
old crop, mostly Admitted. The weeks sales sum
up barely 800 hhds in several lots and nearly all
on private terms though including Is hhds. new
crop Lugs at 5 cents, 10 hhds Refused at ST. II do
at 6, and y Refused and 2 Low Admitted at cents
2 70 round. We quote new crop as before, remark
ing, however, that outside figures are now barely
reached:
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TLBvBN Shares Of Stock in Broad Street Bridge Com
Il pany whtgh paying ten percent per UNI aud
MAJ pay rom y to IS per cent next ysar apply imme-
6Iafeiy 10 J. l.. & K W. BROWN,
ianIQ-dIOt AK Cherry stTesIs.
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REGULAR NASHVILLE AND PADUCAH
PACKET, LOOKOUT,


TWILL leave Regular PACKET between
w this Portland Padueah, during the -
She IL one OF the fastest boats on the uvsr, and
passengers viii hnd her comfortable IN every respect
For freight OF passage appiy On board, OF o. -
fsn3Q-u A. hAMlLIpAI agent
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Living in the 9th district Of Davidson county, AMI adjoining
ne lands Of JOan Trmble Es4 being that portion o. the
Fai- Ground property OF by opening Of CulVer
StTret P. X. RAiNS,
W. G.. HARDING,
7. TANNING,
Ian q3-Wtds Committee. q
TRUNKS, VALISES AND CARPET BAGS.
TUST received rmall lot of Trunks, vaes, &C., which
al l will sell very low for eHBh.
uOvi5 J. H. hcbtLL'
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valuable Land for Sale.
FOUR ACRES OF LAND,

ny virtue Of an act General Assembly The State
d OF Tennessee, the undersigned will sell public auc
ton at the House gate in the town OF Nashville on
he 26h day Of February 1855 credit Of one, two and
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The Cotton Markets.

AUGUSTA, Jan. 28.-The sales this morning are
larger than on any day for some time past reach
ing, we are informed, about 500 bales. The mar
ket is very active, and prices have advanced from
! to cent--the greatest improvement being for
Good to Strict Middling Cottons The receipts have
been about 900 bales per day for the last week.
CHARLESTON, Jan. 28.-The market is quiet with
but little offering. Sales 500 bales at 81 to 1OIc.
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SIGHT EXCHAEEE.
New York, scarce 3s5; Louisville, none to be had.
N. Orleans none to be had Cincinnati " " " "
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VT. BERRY & COMPANY,
OF HENRY CLAY,

In ak volumes % Cavia Cotton IL. D. Professor NJ Pub
lie Economy, Trinity College In vario1s STYLES CT binding
''Dssnsd for leader be svsryvheFs asserted dss-
tiny John C. Breckenridge, Vice President Of The Usi
ted States.
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For All Parts OF the West.
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
NEW AND IMPROVED ARRANGEXENTs

NEW AND IMPROVED ARRANGEAENTS'
TINIIREE TRAINS DAILY from Baltimore, for Cum
berisnd. Wheeling, and all parts Of the West.
h ACCOMMODATION TRAIN Will leave (exoep Sunday
m connecting with trains from Phaielpha hrst train
Washington a Juncon) will stations and
berand at O'Clock, =.
3D. TRAIN daily (exccpt Sunday
m reaches Wheeling by M, connecting
for Columbus, Cincinnati Dayton, Indianapolis
Vile Cleveland Toledo, Dcsro Chicago s. Louis, Cairo, and inter
mediate afts.+ a y
Sd daily T. p M, connecting
express CINCINNATI s. Louis Cairo Chicago
places Cincinnati and other
the West nearly 100 miles shorter than
The time 10 these places uso nsQuaied ,lst &.
baggage checked through to Couubu Cincinnati indianapolis and
81, louis
Passengers baggage a all points
THROUGH TICKETS will be sold TO all the large towns In the West
The possible rates the ticket Office Camden Station
Washington city.
A second / 4 attached to the mail train. ii N
from Baltimore Washington the eirs ond
by ayM by tskng tran lying
Cumberland Oakland They be
train which leaves Cumberland at 25o M and reaches Wheeling
at2,F.m. ~ f. lf'af Atf t9.
from Washington have ample time for meals Wash
ing,on junction.
only by through baggage
be obtained in Washington isftt ss
FOR WAY PASSENGERS z
The accommodation sran e45 viii atop
Cumberland and the stations beyond Piedmont
Fastwardly, mni leaves Wheeling at 49,
motaon cavr~ Cumberland 82O reaching Baltimore bA5
The fRUK TRAIN nj (excep sunday stopping
at way stations eayca Frederick at arriving Baltimore
at Il, so, Fss p
The EIIlcUTTS MILLS TRAIN O. a. m
and sso Leaves Ecotts Mills at 80, and 100, M
except sunday. i9sltffls
W. wOOlEsIDE,
Jan lT--dtf Master Of transportation
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CHARLEs,s LONDON CORpIAL GIN.--TIIE

NHARLES' IS LONDON CORDIAL GIN.-TIIE
~ ORIGINAL AND ONLY IONDUN GIN IArORrEp--Tlis Gin
London from sound barley under The cancc Of the
pn excise aws delcatsIy favored With tncuc cf the
juniper berry valuable
ebe Kingdom rendering opinion " the
cal men the diurcc drink
It's delicious onic delicate flavor differing entirely
ifom other harsh acrd which
ae the article Holland Schnapps, objectionable
Though Intended medicine = recommended By prisns
generally Dysrcpsia RheumAsm Dops,
cc Cholcra and Structure ~ e urnar,
the Kidneys Bowels IbAy, whilst the
weaker by adoption relief from distress.
Ing which frequently attend their de'cr'c organization
Dr. Valentine Mott York the highest medical authority,
other the kind hr has sccn
peculiarly settlers in The southern and western
States exposed changes ani
For sale quarts seventy and thirty eight ccnis
by all druHgists country merchant Beware
OF limitations Bay only CARIFs NONE OTHER " MfuKffn
~ st.n EDMUNn CHARLES, ImIcrier,
Mar u-Iy .t.H.. fI 40 broadway, New York.
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MODERN LANGUAG S---Professor DANIEL. r..
1vA GR0lX,
Ay French Spanish and German No 225 Penn avenue opposite
wizards Hotel. 20--d3mo'
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VTIISCONSIN AND MINNESOTA COMMISSION,
wv MrEsl16rrCf ANp GENERAL. LAND AGENCY GEtfsGt

bToct, 1H''se of
Cole sumner, = Co. la Crossc, wisconsin.
M rrears n buy suA give iu4bsmaon with rcwArd
nrms rmng lands 70 locate government lauds either
with tAA warrants Weuas aenscseeA; acAd
tho sug or leasing dwelling hoqac other
ery make collcct* 1xc<, TxAansne tles
rnicuar attention given OANN8 MONEY which guaranty
ntsc worth Ahrss times be aHos q oaey lncd
and twelve
nuny sccuy rc.i estate h usensn sud hmsescts
New York Tho hat advancing
ss per every ysar Itst6 ss Wssconn high
ash2 per cent? and 10 hn>esoAA there usuvy kw,
nrps rerassrd. by mail Or oxrcs q he ocuny
Feb 17-em GEO rARNAM.
Hs resrs % n. w,ns rrrs,.s%a Isoo G G. wasAbrns C.
lncra Point Wis Gov Alex W. RA0dA Matpon Wis; lieut. Gov
H. Campbell Ia Crossc Wis fioa HsnEt ae treasurer
Ws Hon. Rcdc s. land of;e In
Crosse Wk Cameron Crosse, Wis Judge Lord do
(judgc Judicial curuit Galcvle, Ws
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FURNISHED ROOMS.-parlors with Bed-rooinsat-
IL nced them lights At No 2as ransylysr avenue
opposite Wizards Hotel Mar H-3m
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Axhs hnas ~ ess make
proporuon and all payable Advcr ord red la
twice - thrice week VIII Be
insertion ~oer ihs nrs Advertisements daily
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PHoTOGRAPH OIL PAINTINGS.

DROFESSOK ]. r. CHUKCHILI4 Artist, respoct-
10 thanks to his friends And patrons for
mcnt aud sokcits onnlinnencs of the
NcCxys Gahcry No AS rcnusylvana res
III t#
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IN NUN<N
Special Notice 10 Subscribers.

Payment r subscriptions must be made invariably advance AMI
the will always be discontinued the
sueoribcd @ unlsz renewed Motive wiz subscriber
When thtir subsCriptsns about N expire.
@ IN iobhshcr Il tho aion. 4 p ~ u g 4F.l q W
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good men ia ,he Uuion Did the s,st animate the
Of our oountrymen, the Opinions OF and re-
gard for constitutional law prevail throughout the North,
the dangers 10 which have sycricd would be hong post
popod II not entirely ayohlcd. 10 accomplish tins de,
sable end rapid and radical change must take place
in northern feeling and opinion
Mr. Chairman the gentleman from New York, Mr..
HAsKs, who preceded nae, is nstaken in stating that
the State Of Alabama has passed resolutions condenlla
tory Of Mr. Buchanan. They justly condemned the
pursued by Governor Wsker but expressed CON
fdenoe Ia the President His position, la his late mes
sage, has vndicated the wisdom of that confidence
truly sorry that the gentleman and bis associate dem
ocrats who oppose the lecompton constitution have
placed themselves IN the category with Governor Walker
and have not verified like confidence expressed In their
behalf by many ia the South. = sf efl ~ b55ials
Kansas stands Knocking ut the door for admission
Were her slavcoldng policy fixed her entrance would
not restore political equality to the South hut ibis
policy Is by means pcrmanent Yet because her con
sttution recognises the right in her citizens to hold Ar
slavcs inimcaI IL the feeling among northern fc
reseniatiycs 10 that institution, her admission Is doubt
ful. This reason controls the entire republican par
ty. IL Is true other grounds are also relied op ;
no ono doubts however, che ci4cf objection with tint
party to- bc The slavery clause in her constitution
part Of the northern democratic representatives 90
operate with the republicans Ty assert themselves TO
be Influenced ly another consideration STILL they are
found in line with the enemy In this crisis IL Is deeply
to be regretted that all who do not make the slavery
clasc objection are iot found acting together lhe
question Of submitting by the convention s wok u
rcctly to the vote of the masses, is only Of cxcd
cncy about which there may be leitimatey difference OF
opinion Its decision belongs to the people Of the State
not to Congress. Our inquiry extends oaly to whether
the constitution be the will of the people legally express
cd whether there are i the state Che requisite number
of inhabitants and whether the government republican
In form The fact that majority Of the States admitted
into the Union presented constitutions which had not been
submitted to the vote OF the masses beyond all doubt set
Ties the controversy that with this question have moth
ing TO do To refuse Btate admission for this
require compliance with such demand conditi0n
precedent to admission would not be leaving them "cc
to in their way, but would By the exercise Of
power granted by the federal constitution and
tanly in the very teeth Of the act organizing the Terri
&
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TAStIINGTON ART ASSOCIATION The Sec
wv o washprton Association ia
row a the Gallery street between 18Th and l4 Streets
fom 10, M, 10 10, II.
Admission Is 10 principal
bookstores and hotels, a the t.s ~
Dec 25-dn
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J. MIDDLETON, Ice dealer, office and depot
southwest corner Of and Twelfth Washington b.
Ap 1f-d1yt
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WASHINGTON INSURANCE COMPANY -
w Chartered by Congress Capital 5000, 900
k prepared to receive applications for
ss merchandise, &c. at the usual city without
ss r policy their psnnsy
''' aVehae' over the Washington City ssvngs' Bank
VIM. y Rayy Francis Nohun w IIudron Tay)or.
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