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Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1858-06-30

DhASlililNU, Tho uhsrrlbof. having
u located himsolf IN The hotoarh of Clrnfaold
would inform iho public that ho s prepared 10
do work in The above line, from plain 10 ofunmcp.
lal ol any description In n worhmauliko manner.
Also whitownshing and repairing donc In % nent
manner aud ON reasonable lcrmt
EDWIN COOpTR.
clcoracli, April ~, 1881. ly
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1858-06-30
Troasurer's saleof Unseatod Lands.

VI VI y WI1IIWI WI0IWVVW LUTIWN,
I'Oh taxes for the years 1850 and 1887. No
4 ucc F hereby given That u pursuance Of an
act OF Assembly, passed the 18th day Of June. A.
d. 1873, entitled "An act TO amcud nm act dircc.
ting the mode Of selling uuscatcd lands for tax.
e. %ce the following tracts Of unscntcd land, In
N'enrIold county will be exposed 10 public sale
OF outcry for the taxes unpaid and due thereon,
at the Court House in the borough of Cl,nrGcld
on The second Monday Of June next!
Bell Township.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1858-06-30

NEW PAyEMENTs.-We notice that new
payements are being constructed in front
oi several of the dwellings in our borough ;
making as far as they extend, quite an
Improvement on our streets and walking
facilities. We trust that since the ball
has been put in motion it will be kept rol-
ling until all our dilapidated pavements
are repaired or reconstructed.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1858-06-30

IHE WEEvIL,-This destructive insect
has commenced its ravages upon the grain
IN this vicinity, where it threatens to mn.
tenally injure our otherwise promising
crops, The rye seems to be attacked by
y as well as the wheat, which was neve,
known to be the case until last year.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1858-06-30

STRAwBERREs.-This is the season for
this delicious fruit, which seem to be quite
plenty in many places. They are now
selling at Cmwensville at l2@ cts per
quart ready stemed for use. BY the way
we have the promise of some upon which
we expect to 'luxuriate" shortly
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1858-06-30

StNAron llyVt Col llaync. the now
United States Senator from South Carroll.
10, appointed by the Goycrno, In place of
Mr. Evans, dccco.ol was ono of Gcncrol
Jackson's aids at the botloof New Orleans
on the eth Of january, 1913, and 70 broth.
er to tho noted General llaync. with
whom Webster had the debate ON The
Foot Resolutions The Colonel was oppo.
sod TO his brothers course i'm regard TO
uullilicaton, and is now by the fire Gators
considered q conservative.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1858-06-30

Those interested will take notice that
there viii be an Appeal at the Commits
ioner's Office in the Borough of Clearfeld-
ON the 10Th day OF Iune, 1883, at 10 O'Clock
p. m, s.. IT. SlIAEFNER,
Mercantile Appraiser.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1858-06-30

ALLEGED INrANTCmE.-It is reported
mat this terrible crime has been pcrpetra-
TED some distance below here in Goshen
township, by female, who is charged
with dealing foully with her own Off
spring. As we have no definite inlorma-
ton IN the premises, we forbear further
remarks and the mention of any names :
hopng that the case may not be as scri-
Gus as represented.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-01
inarbinerp.

COTTON MACHINERY for SALE
~ Daporth Frames Wsrpers Dressers Beamers. with
Beans Harnrs srd Bobbins self acting Mule Drawing
Frame Cotton Gard Card Grinder Banding Machine. Ad
dress J. X. CAMPBELL Paterson, ~ j., Box No lCS.
EOR SALE.-A Ten Horse Power STEAM
Il ENGINE, without Boiler nearly new, cast iron frame
Apply to J. p. ZEBLEf Co, No. Ii Sprucest !
WOODWORTH's PLANERS Of the best con.
strucsI Steam gines AsrhinstS Tools Cotton ~
chnery Sash and Blind Machinery and Leather Betting
SAM. u. SCHESCK No. 81 Courtisndt%
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-01
Danrins Academies.
A DODWORTHs
A. DANCING Academic

Il
Ne NS Broadway, New. York,
No Isl Montague plsc. Broo&iyn.
VIA commence In New-York SATURDAY, Sept Is, In
Brooklyn, FRIDAY SEPT "a
Mr. DODWORTH would take crssion 70 sey thss ns d
long felt the necessity Of Introducing system Of INSTRUCTION 70,
would Be- Of benefit physically and useful the DE-
yelopment graceful than has beea Of late years
She facility with which tho Polka and smlx dances Of s
esent tins acquired has induced many 10 neglect tAoss
execses that formerly indpensse To thai n-gect
be attributed toe appearance OF - May
shoudered young ms Of the ysasston They
schso and allowed to rr desks wfAocs
inermedste exercise until the growing frame assumes ts p
ston which Long bsea restrained they are then sen
teacher OF dancing with the expectation that oy learning ne
did and that they win beooms graceful woner
Surely things should BE- better underssod Were chde
dAAcnS early In he intervals during thch ueoeey
sudies the esches allowed exerciss them In such
and in sch dances s addition 70 the ashionAos
would sdd grscs the ngue walk aad every movement
ssethng would thea b aaneA with the object
OF this ysusbe Anxsus 10 restore the Az 70
former usefulness Ar Dodwoh Instructed his classes n
that scknswedsed graceful study the Mnuet dc C1 aud
other dances OF similar usefness The evident success Of this
attention Dancing connected with Cshenios and during
late through Germany France and Greet Britain be
made his business TO call the mos prominent eache
and consult with them IN regard TO the b- methods Of accom-
pshng these desrsbs res He hopes therefore, TO have
sned such information will in edition 10 his
only make them dance the Polka but viii improve their health
6Se and walk and consequently have sautAy erect upon
movement in life
urns European Of this seAson Mr. Dodworh has
bed of studying the peculiar dances OF
Poisad and Hungary popular the present time in Vienna
these with other uoveies viii b introduced 81 ths
earliest momen. OF the present. season.
Circulars may BE- had ct either Academy.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-01
a. NJ MrRwrS, Auctioneer.
DY BANGS. MERWIN d Co., Trsde-Saie

y Rooms, No. IS Palt Nv = , =. ,,,,L
MONDAY AFTERNOON. Oct 4, O'Clock
CHOICE LAW ROUks-Beins yslusbse Private LsS
Library consisting Of CONFLICT: sets VI EgteIa AID s,se ne
sorts IN Common Law and EQUITY Admiralty Report pse
fndice. Commemorative State LAWS and VARIETY ~ Ne
Elementary Works &c. Catalogues are now resdy
FRIDAY EVENING, Oct. |. 81 81 O'Clock
VALUABLE PRIVATE LlBRARY-Consi.tins of srrs,
variety Of standard Works History, Biography, voyages am
Travel. Poetry Arts Bellies Lerss &C. including n.sny od
and Books Also, collection ei new and 'asoe 'i'
celsueous Ltersfure, &c.
WFDNEsDAY MORNING. Oct. 6. a, II o'clock ,
FINE OIL NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OF collection OF thS
choice productions Of English French italian and Aencs
Artists mostly rich gilt frames Also, vsrety OF expense
Pctrrs view the sslerooms where c@Aosu"'
NAV be obtained
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-01
NrEW REAL ESTATE OFFICE.-Ths sab

NIEW REAL ESTATE OFFICE.-Tho SD
~ .rb~r. Tor the purpe-e q soronnodss tn"'e i~1s
ana Gen,snen up town whs u,y ~ish 70 Prchas et ai
Hoo and .pds have taxes Office the s>ond 400, ~
70. n.a, and COO yrueut building Sd = junoioe n
Az ana Broadway Here vii De IoAs
.rze Of the desirable residences N rAyo "S'
~ PARK BENJAMIN L Co. No. US sBro.9vp
Also No a Pihe-r-
B-Prorea. Of Lands snd ilo1 vhioe they assre -
Sell or h r~srred to ssuo e-'cs 'ons TO estnes o. ~
above Offices
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-01

nANIEL S. HOUGH, Auctioneer, calls par,
DAY iFridsyl Oct l. Is5S at lof m, at No - West
I'D st. west of 6hsv Of all the contents OF the House wsA
with al the article, OF RE and DECO-
RATIONs necessary sensee housekeepns We omit -
give uperuous and elongated description and .mpy
h ~. oantty be sold fully equal and the quail
y far superior any offered auction this season. Csosues
ATT he house
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-01

sec the Flsge Of South pTsnE- v j. within three
nies walk of the depot sixty minutes BY railroad a. foot
Of onrftnd s,fse, " Y. and thirty iginates drive Ns
srs msh Erolnd overlooking fhs Valley snd Rsirosa vh
,he Orsns Mountain D front with finest prospects
in the country having su miles o mountain scenery from
Mtrn - West Bpoul "A. containing sV ground
der hsh cuystou shade Ronss Tf e.
shout ~ fruit fres, 0nss u spplss cherries
living stream ~ wstsr forms the sosthe boIndsfy Ttr
well ~ good ws'er Aso orrB which hois gallons
Tho dwelling contains 10 rooms and closets o.sr rsntries
& fhr psrcr s stp kffhcr zs1f with Ispr rkwps's e
,fed bot snd cold hard brought
irt lrlfu. bstI iu- tl boo cold
ham f. ,fG with sfsl. Tor tx h.-ses ard 1r ~
RACES bel de l,ress rom Eaary, g. Fute .lLODD. one
~ nav fer sin baud sud rcrrsge faqurai Inarire su
tls r-orais,. or q No. S5 nuit-TJs; Ncwus
r SMITH
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-01
a TTRACTIVE SALE of rich and costly
r1pf--rrEOI ElTRNITIRE.

u HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
THIS DAY (Frdsyl at 10y oeesk prrosey arle as'or'
rsbe vors. Of an Library &C. contained IN he hr,i as
il;,. No s We- 2l.tst 7th al Of which VIII o.
% W. ,srvr and cou;sins the largest aad most elessat
,ar,y Of h ard fshionsbc Furniture, yaeAe raniin =.
our splendid PaTior Suites Piano Forte feI eSPy i -
offered AZ auction this season, al oi VINCE VI" Dc
sod rsin or shine be removed FROM the PI.ns., IN
,1sSseIy There i. very large quantity OF elegant 0ha
I'-rr. al osewool BedrsGs Bureaus, WAdrOo.~ aoous
tNrut, Han Mattresses Beds B-dGns &c. embracing over
100 lot.. Descriptive cs,slosue a. hou.r . . .,-
" " Il MESrCOTT Co. Anctionccrr
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-01
CoparincrsI)ip Notltrs.

COMPREHENSIVE NOTICE. - Notice i
~ herrby given ths e uud~rsigu.d hass in, nsy gnsa
Corsrtu. rfip under the firm ~ W. A TOW Nsf ~
Co and wifi continue 'be PUBLisdlSo and bopn' Ill
~ WILLIAM \ TOWNSEND,
H,,vYo,k O,t 1 fl57 JAMES g. GREGORY.
TIE % late of the ffr Of strua"r snt ToVr~ni
respectfully -tiirts on Die unfruu- r."- So Hl"hs a.
" A TOWNsErU, No. III br0stusl, ~ I.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-01
Real GstGtc for Sale.

L'ARM for SALE-Ccnsisting Of about 100
i acres n wesohss'sr County, % mile. from New .Yns
ara uDe rom tie Harlem Railroad depot good bflans
plenty Of lruil and and under high sts,e ofculvsion
DEWEY SAVAGE No ies Brosaway.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-01
EOP SAIF-On :y;th.St.. between Ath and Ns

iao-ayss Gr class fourstoy brown stone front HOI ~.
21s0 feet; sh every deru nprofemaR and Of ne
vsy best site. ia sf0fk Inquire on 'ne prr ui.es OF
GEn. / LA MILTON
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-01

EVENING SCHOOLS, FIRE" to ALL
Notice hereby sy.P sst ksenini oo' for The ha.
MONDAY EVENING alsh az |; SCHOOLS.
Is, Ward School House No y y and % Gr~t 'ht n,,.
VIII ward School House No A. corner North Moore and
With Ward, School Hou,. No. 2s City Hall place,
y!!.s M.s, School Hss..Ss:q 'i:st 49, I:,..s:. s.ass:
81 %sa sshosl Hoa.s E. 2 Al..' a.H a,:s!
xs Wsra wsd sc5oo o Hoas. No No 81 sh, near sdav
xIs xIs W:S W:5s ssS sSS HSS.. HSS.s No. n. g M..h &
xiIith Ward school Hou.e No 81 BrOornsst., b-.vee,
XVIII wsid 1i'is sc1,s i aouss No 50 B.,.r ne. Grand
Xy.h WaId s.hoo No 81 h i,;S ns., s,S s,S y
xSh WsIS ws sSsSs HoS s No. No. % E1
xx.s w sShsS ss fs.' NJ No. ss &
xxth Ward Sehoei Il o1.e No s' sSh-s, near Sh..v'
xxiid iid Wsld sehes Hoq;. Ne. il s,ts.t shsv
Ia. Ward School House No % 81 and "a Grecnwichs.
Wa VIZ % %:9 School HS9:. ss:. No No.
% s W sSOo Hc1.s H.. No. No. ns S. fss sroom
xith Ward School House No 70 sh'., near AySnue c.
x xs %:1s %s sssS Ha: No. No.
xvth ith wsi nd School HoS.s No. s Mott. sgTins
XvIIIth Ward school House No &C. arh st. near I'd ~
XIXth Ward School House ols Sis, St Lexington
XXth Ward. School House No %, 2ihst., near ethav
XXIth Ward, School House No H. 27thst, near "a dav
XXIld ard School House No. "a, 10Th ST. near eth
School for Coored People males and femses) III also be-
opened the School House in Lsurens between Grand aud
at the same time Experienced Teachers have
been engaged yhng provided that will BE- required TO
conduct Schools and afford thorough instruction to pupils
free Application for admission mus, De made a. the
School Rooms rs the Schools opened.
additional term OF Nine Weeks will commence the i,h
day OF January, 1889
GEORGE WHITE,
DANIEL SLOTR,
TERRENCE FARLEY Executive Committee
WILLIAM SINCLAIR
WILLIAM MONTEITH, Evening Schools
CHARLES y. GILDERSLEfE,
ANDREW L. BYRNR,
New. .yorL S-IS
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-01
OrrIcE or THx lLlnoIs CssIsAL RAM ,o c,...---
SrwY0st svpt 8 i@

NOTICE Is hereby gwen 10 tne ehAreh0,der
IN this Company that upon each share Of tDs soeh a..
SIXTY DOLLARS per share is PAID there WI 4. -
PfvR DOLLARS, payable in scrip trrpr~srufips ~ -
purchased With money received fu tie salrs 81 "a
which ha.o been eanceed) porylant 70 rcso,n Ga. r.
passed July sh last. This scrip Is payable 70 ,bc o..x
whose nance the stock Is scred 81 tie clos. a No.
the Sth instant and viii b. resdy for dsave - ssd -
10Th OF October BY order of the BoAd e
J. N. PERKlyA r,-.-
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-01

OrricE la CROSSE AND MuwApxEE Rlrtso.p q. -
Nrw foak, Scpt 10, isa II
NOTICE is hereby given to the holder ~ Y.
~ FIRST MORTGAGE LAND GRANT B0SDS , ~
LA CROSSE AND MILWAUKEE R. 4 Co Ia, n. ~
signed authorized 20 fund the Aurus, pss,dss Css
said Bouds at per. BY giving in exchange Therefor IL Ss
Fund Bonds of the Company At seventy cent? 10 u, ~
which Bonds secured BY Third Mossss .. ,ss -
line t2rO rn-s) Of road. and upon al ts deposits, a,is -
chises and rolling stock and al other real sua psrrs
erty belonging 10 said Company,
WM A. GUEST,
ALFRED NOxON, }C>u.a>
A C. GUNNISON, }
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-01

L'RENCH PROTESTANT BOARDING and
Il DAY SCHOOL for YOUNG LADIES, No. 81 West 18th
s-Mrs LEVERETT viii reopen her School for the ensuing
year WEDNESDAY, Sept. Is This School oHers all the
systematic of English Edl-
cation combined with every facility for the study and practical
acquisition Of the French Language Special cse will be
formed uDder the direction Of competent Pros.o Youua
Ladies pursue Ensih aid French Lraare apart
from the general Of study limited number Of Young
Ladies received family whom all the privileges of
home are offered Application may be made u ars L. per-
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-01
Gcuses ano farms Wantso.

WANTED to BUY-A , or 3-story Brick
w HOUSE ~.h improve ~nlents; mus: b. ocs.ed n
The Seventh or Tenth Ward not below Cuto-t Address
statinK particular A. W, No % Goercks., y u
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-01

A C.. TUTT E-Aucti0neer.
a. OFICE No iO2 BROADWAY.
kAECUTORs SALE OP HOUSEHOLD FrkNITURE,
PIANO. LARGE MIRRORS, GAS CHANDELIERS. &c.
A. c. TUTlLE Wills oaFRIDAf iol Soi Oh al No.
Hammond s. arze ssso-tueD, az hantsomr Furniture,
eotrrisns Bruss.s CARPETS. Olshs. mAnossny Sat-s -
erin plush 5laE- PsT 0iss.e. Window Hsnsn<s G.s
Char Msntle Orr vh rich prisrns Center Ia
ble. Bedroom and Basement Yurn &c To be sDd
wiihcu, rr-rVe by order VI executors. Term. ash
w LATSOS, Attorney.
a sslGNEEs SALE.-PLATT ADAMS, As
n ..u-- b, SIMEON DRAPER jr, ,Aac,lone~r.-Pursuan'
AZ order Of the Supreme Court Tie remaining ..set Of NJ
IoLr Thon.or In n hands. Of iT3 BONDS - $40
.scb cf.hr BHECKESRIDGE CASNEL COAL COMPANY
.na A, otr s..e,s except those in Litigation (o -hich com
sl.,e cs..osu- ~il b. ready before ed 3, the :ss
asrSe in n, City Of n. e.A of o'o6vr 1854
" ~ 'S''NN' PLATf ADAMS, Assignee.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-01

STATE oP CossEcTicur FAiayIELD CousfrI
SUPERIOR COURT, August Term lSA
Upon the complaint of The Bank Conmssioca
~ Of said state, this Court hath appointed FREDER1t
" lLDMAN Of Danbury and WILLIAM A. JUDD Of 3so4
RECEIVERS Of the HAfTER5' BANK Of said bethste
hath limited and appointed till the 3rh day Of Noyebe Al
s2 the creditors of said Bank present their claims -
the said Receivers and all claims presented ~
the time 50 limited viii be barred Test
AMOS j. TREAT, C1cA
The undermined hereby give notice 10 the Creditors Il
Haiers Bank 20 present their claims against the
Receiyers the Banking House Of said Bank in Bethel
said Fairfield County pursuant 20 the above decree bs
the 18th day Of November, A ID. 1853.
FREDERICK 3. WILDMAN R.osivssu.
WILLIAM A. JUDD,
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-01

Sat- 81 Nce- York, C!.s and Cosaf) Of NJ, -
George S.pey Cashier OF the netfupob.sa b.. - Al
OF New-York. being duly svorn 90 depose sal a. s
above statement of unclaimed balances ,r. 4, ~
sworn to before this 9th dsy Of S~ysenb, ia '~
H. IA. PoRrGR. Commissions, :, n,
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-01
fnaMna.

NORTH KIN Eh bANk.-At a ms,l;.. ~
IN Board of Directors, held THIS DAY IrS.SS3
ESQ nannously elected Pr-siceut OF tar ~ Afol
Of Msr.h,A o. RoScst', e's, r-'.ynea-N-- Yo,s seS
lass. ABHays sTR
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-01

nROPSY CURED (even the worst cases. "A
IL regular prsccns Physician, who has devoted nearly the
whole Of hi, III. scientific researches having discovered this
Of and being known 70 those
r-sly need n T. viii send the full Prescription, with insruc
tions ali afflicted. free Of charge Address p o. BOYD,
D.. Station B.. New. York.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-01
6cuses to Get.


I OTIS 10 LET.-The fine LOFTS Of marble
front Store No. y Cour.sndfst TO LET at moderate
rsa immediate desired Apply the preiss
CTORES to LET.-No. l0i John.st, fronting
- Chf.s,.-LOFTs; Nc 70 M.iden-iane-LOWER FLOOR
and CELLAR Apply 70
sCHiEFFELIS BROTHERS Co. No. 10 WIliau-.t
ITO LET-Immedlate possession-The desirable
i .hree. story and basement BRICK HOUSE No 9Riyins
ION Aen-st. ss Gss, Crion, Range, Heater
Gr. rate order. Apply TO C. v ANDERSON No. l6l Acu -
VIATER POWER, with or without buildings,
w 20 LET q. Mrtca~sn DItchess Co, " Y. Inquire
the ere uss or OF san b. Schcsok. % Cousndtst N Y
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-01

EDTTOR OF THE TRIBUNE-DEAR SIR:
IL told you would talk 10 about 10 900
people about INDIA RUBBER SPRING BED and know
you did for about 1000 called TO them and the, know
all Just present PieAse speak essi1. ard will
do much you sometime Say that they b. the
Crys.Al Palace OF No. SO Beekmsnrt-
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-01

DROOKLYN ATHENEUM.
- STRAKOSCHS ITALIAN OPERA COMPANY.
GRAND CONCERT.
First snd ouly appearance Of the srea, osntsree'
Madame PAULINE COLSON,
On FRIDAY EVENING. Oct l.
Madame 8TRAKOSCH, Signori BRI0NOLl. LABOCETTA
AMODIO JUECA and MAURICE STRAKOSCH, viii joint
ly appear with Madame COLSON
Aamisaon 81 Seats may secured at the music o.
ROSF No 47 Atlantc-st c. PROX No 2o5 tulton-t and
., the Brooklyn Atbensum. beginning on Monday
klSnn plrese
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-01
CIFTY PIANO-FORTES, MELODEONS and

Il HARMONIOUS and second hand for sale or for rent
At very low prices rosewood Melodeon for only $ Piano
Stools with plush and iron new style only ~ 50
each every Sheet Music and Music Book pub alton issued in
the United States constantly for sale al Wholesale or retail
New music issued daily.
8 T. GORDON, No. 7c6 Broadway, near ith st.
EIRST-PRIZE PIANOS and MELODEONS
II for SALE RENT very low rates. Agency OF Jacob
Chkerng Boston Pianos, 3 d. II. w. Smiths celebrated
Me.odeons and improved New York Pianos.
A KANOUSE, No tlj Broadway.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-01

LIRTH, POND & Co., No. SAT Broadway, N.
l. Y.-PIANO-FORTES and MELODEONS.-Parties will
positively find 1t 70 their advantage examine Piano fortes
before purchasing As have b-ea for IS y-ar
superior Instruments and viii s At lower prices
than any Of the sge New PIANOS TO LET and the
applied purchased Second hand Pianos from IS to $50
New Melodeons 40 Our Stock Of Music and Mus
csi Instruments compe Schools supplied Music cent ty
ma
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-01

4 fNLASSlCAL eDu 6NGLlSd .SCflOOI% NO ~
~ Eas. 3ls.st, JAMES WEIR MASON-Sesson began
4pt4sber IS Personal instruction BY ths Principal shd
thorough drilling English branches Circulars and further
Information at CARRIERS 8 bookstore. and at the School
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1858-02-04

tho cup of our misery i full enough and the re.
lection of Kansas may be the feather calculated
to break the camei's back. But is the political
and moral character Of the Kansas question YET
sufficiently clear, that in ITSELF and alone, II Is
worthy of being made so momentous an ultlmatuil
Would even the admission of Kansas restore the
indispensable equality Of the South, or serve as
shield against future injuries Even if admitted
under the LecomptOn Constitution is il not almost
inevitable that very soon the overwhelming ma
iorty of its people against slavery, will make IL
free State. opposed to the South? The adm''si":i
now would but bring in rs Senators, Lane am.
Robinson, and rs Representative. Parrott,--a'l
Black Republicans. Even if Congress, by high
handed Intervention shcu!d reject the LecomPton
Constitution on account of the popular majority
AGAINST il. and of the election frauds with which
its adoption was cntaugled. would the argument
for the alternative to tue ultimatum be 50 unciruo
ed in its morale, that tn South would like to stand
upon il as vindication of Disunion? 1t IS true,
TINT the technical argument, constitutional anu
legal. for the admission Of Kansas under the Le-
compton Constitution is clear and unans~eraolc
and on tl.at ground Congress should admit, ana
Southern men at Washington should demand the
admission. If in face of such demand, rejection
occurs-a rejection brought about by antl-sla'ery
insolence then let it be regarded as illustrating
poltical condition so antagonstic TO the oo''n'
that she may count upon no more sla"e Statss.-
Then let the South take the course of the Amer!,
can Colonies towards Great Brtain-sum up all
her wrongs, on slavery, from the Missouri Com
promise down. on tariff exactions, on unequal eS
penditures, on bounty and navigation laws anu
on the disposition of the Territories aud public
lands, and declare her ependencc.-delnanding
and enforcing an equal division OF the pubic
treosnre and property The Stamp Act was not
the sole cause or pretext of the Revolution.
The Southern Ultimatum should be: Equally
Justice and the forbearance Of wrongs. The ad-
mission of Kansas should only be thu tsst OF the
spirit to grant them. The spirit to refuse them
should be the grnvamen Of disunion. Proofs OF 1t
can be found in n multitude Of other incidents than
the Kansas imhroglio.