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N addition the light Fshcl New YORK made Buggy BE-
fouLd in my Ware HOass, eansllnty manufacturing
ver superior article * FRBsSLY FOk HIS dAKE 81.
~hieh wiz warrant equal any buggy m9de hs5e O. else
where. r r. FAchs
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GOOD lot Of Joist SesntlinE, and two heh Plank o.
"A hand cheap cash good Ot Of BOars and POplh
shingles can be delivered in few days 70 hose WSnng
9 An =! NJ = cutting daily am Agent 10 otesr Mik;
ana Will pay particular atteHton 20 all orders. Call ct the
6lss f1ov0Si j. q 'D4R0FN
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Vollintine's Digest.

MENPHIs, February -, 1855.
Il. FOLLUTINE, ESQ;
Ne nave examined your Dige Of ths Dsoisana OF he
Supsme Cours O. Isnnssssa, delivered subsequent 10 ne
period az which Ar Megs' Dssste0sss, via maeh er
The wOrK exhibils accuracy research and aoEHa
printing and oiading we'll sKeeutsd and must prove
VaugDis EdduOn 70 the brlr OF even lawysr ~ ma
you be simply rewarded Tor your sH0l % serve ts
profession and publics
hes psCtfully,
A. WRIGHT, JOHN P. CARUTHERs.
hENh1 y. SHALL Juugs Of NE Common Law
WIN. i. BROWN, ard lhane.rv f,o,gr ~
L. r FOUrE, Msru1his
X. G. PAHNB, B. p. MCkiERNAN
ESQ. Dl4ONi Judge Jf the CrimEns
80. Al. hbkGHk1 COur Of Memphis.
SAML, ". AHkE5, JOHN p. sALk
J. Is. LANE, attorney t4s1araf
4. 8. AYREs.
The above mentioned Digest be had within sn or As
tSen days At the following Book stores.
Msssrs. Lamb KOung q Co., H5mphiH, Tenn.
Ar. Z. h Brown, Jackson, lem.
hassrs. John YOIk Co., Nashville. Tenn
Mr.. J. A. Kayl, knoxville, Tsun.
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"soiABts'ss. % W
The Institution is supplied villa superior Chemical and
Philosophical Apparatus Maps Globes &c. aordng ever
facility for the study Of lAe Sciences.
The Institution IL situated point remarkable for tie
qeEhfulnes ana good society," and is accessible by Rail-
road 70 the whole South.
With the advantages enumerated, and having large and
WeuarTanged College Building capable Of accommodating
from three 20 four hundred pupils, Trustees feel conf
dent that the lnsituuon not ony RI but viii receive
increased patronage.
FhO. e. SMARTF,
Ses4 Board Of Trustees.
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TWO VALUABLE FARMS FOR SALT


THAT Valuable farm which undersigned has
sided for the last eight years. sale. t
the waters OF Big HArPeEh rVsr the county of vi
TANK, the Rchland and CentrsVe Turnpike nine mei
from FfanklIn, thC county seal of WIiamsOH within
Two miles OF the North Western Railroad being con-
struced The tract contains about four hundred eh
Of hrst rate farming land; the county between
Davidson AID Williamson through the Northwest cor
OF the tract. Il formally The well known farm
Lhe late WtlEns Whtenld.
On this farm comfortable residences, with ne
esssay houses; barn, cribs, stables, carriage HOUSE, %
excellent young orchard VI trut Good
spnng water and 81 abundance OF never failing water
runRIng different through the larm. Adioia
ing another tract OF abOu: hunQrsd acre.
excellent land Win good residence, Tor The soil Of
bOtR Irsc is equal 20 any for crops, either grain
and bOLb united, hey will be sod ssparE lSgeter
may buy srs is thought bV good JUDGES be
the best stock in tbs sizs.-
As wanting 70 buy, would course WhIsh visH
the premises before Purchasing, iuTtheT description IL
unnecessary, buJ all invited " call see fO
themselves. lsuS 25-eOGWul John 4. HILL.
WISH to sell the farm which reside, in WilsmsLa
county, ADJOINING that advertised above UY John T.
h containing By recent suTVeJ, hundred ninety
portable dwelling, with all necessary houses f
a small IaTm, win good Inc farm well enclosed
good Ieness including about yards Of
will sell tins place separately, together
with MF His-aB both united would certainly make des
Tabe farm, and purchasers invited Call Mr. Hin
ana examine The premises. LAVINIA CRAIGHkAD.
For erheF particulars apply to Mr. H. N Snyder, The
StOTeof Snyder q FrizEsll, Nashville l.. Q.
asg5-sOdEwu
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REPAIRING.

ATOW in store ssgsral light msduul priced coaches
IN Two q The FiHsst ever broushi % mis- markst.
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Wanted,
SAVAGE q AND RsON,


SmIthviIIe, Tennessee.
HuE associated themselves together in the practice Of
lswwIl give their undivided attention to all business
rubd them, They will practice in all the counties Of the
Touh Judicial Circuit, and also the counties Warren
Caraon, Wilson, aud supreme Court Al Nashville
im3-tC
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NEW BOOKS.
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Sam Slick, the Clock Maker. The funniest book out
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Horse Shoe Robinson.
The Three Beauties, By Mrs southWorth-
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Quits Novel. By the author Of "ihs Iniials.'
Also: variety Of New Works in paper. By Smith
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NASHVILLE. Maruh A.lsss-

NASHVILLE, March (, ASS.
r. VOLLTNTTEl. Eso.-
We have examined Jour Digest Of the Decisions OF tbs
Supreme COurt Of tennessee reported since The Du5os
to1 OF Mr. Asgs Digest Wui9a ineluis5 ten voumes of
our Reports Tne POIats deoled clearly stated and
We are grahsd " say tnai the work 10 chsraotsrs 81
accuracy, ability ana great industry It viii be o. much
value 70 me Bsneh ana Bar ana We truss Ilas y0u viii ~
esiEs The patronage the gr0isssion 70 Whien m it
II entitled,
NklLL ;. BROWA. HENRY u. K FOGG.
4. ". MACGAYOGK RUSSELL. HOUST0g
VI. i. CUUPER Thus WASHINsTOg
HERMAN COX A e. MERRIPI.
MAASON Il. BRIEN, 81. 81 VENNlBLE
JAMES WOODS. EDWIN "a. SWING.
y. d. FOG6. JhO Reid
mo A. MCCAMPBELI. Nh x TURNER
FRANCIS b. kOdG. Judge Of he (JIr.uit ana
ABhAM Ia DkAOSo. Criminal Court
marG-dErWu n VOTrrurrsrs
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Bank of Nashville.

WE have o0mpiSt8 book o. Groceries, soall1g u
w panOf-
SALT, WHISKY, NAILS, CANDLES,
res, Cigars, Tobaccos Band5s Gcs which, with Bale
Rope BagEing and 70 bales Auguaa DF8 all OF which
We will sell reasonable rates og Bank Of Nashville Notes
or Cor osrb6ed cheeks u deposit
We have also some desrahs city and Edg8deld property
Hhioh viii dispose Of laVoFable terms in the sams
way. Apply - FlsHkks WHBLESs q CO,
oCa Bs
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Notice to Tanners.
VTTE have constantly hand ana for GRnEN SALT.
w BID HLUks, - 40. ~ south Trent Street.
RpdlI J. DOYLE y co.
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BEAEsI REANS h

BEAESl BEANS u
TWENTY barrels Nav Beans Cor sale By Dillon q o.,
april Is J. RAoeoK q 60
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For Philadelphia, New York, SC.
FROM
Savannah and Charleston,

CABIN PASSAGE 10 PHILADELPHIA, els
k1ear.iOn Tickets coed for ksturaIng, up 10 January
1, 1853, SIS
Tickets from Philadelphia Nisgara Fails furnished
By the Agents a. Charleston and Savannah, IS
The ven known aFSt class Sids-Whesi Steamships,
KEYSTONE STATE,
Cart. c. P. MARsHMAsl, and
STATE OF GEORGIA,
Carr. J. J. GARYIE,
Now form Weekly Line the North, leaving Charsston
and Savannah on alternate Saturdays, e folOWss
Ths Keystone STATE, CharieaEOn Nay STA, 22d Iuns
5h, ID; July ID, h, and Slsi, leaving Phiadspha
the alternate Saturday.
The Of Georgia from Savannah May LIST 18th, 29h;
June I2th, Ssh; July iOh and SAN, &e leaving Phadel
phia the altsrnats Saturdays.
For safety and comfort, having superior State Rooms,
these ships not surpassed b any the one
Hundred Niles Of this route Delaware River and Bay
two nights Al sea.
For Niagara FANS, the Lakes q Canada.
r SHORTEST AND CHEAPEST ROUTE
This Line at Phsds Pha with the Great North
western RAiIoad Route through Ming Falls Buffalo,
in 10 from Phila0slpha. Through Ticke
privilege Of stopping Philadeldha and inter mediate
points, ioF saleby the agents in Savannah. .
Fare 70 Mag or BuHaiO e ElmI, 82l; % Canandai
gua, sac.
@. A. GREINER & CO.,
agents at SqUaHnqA.
7. s. s 7. G. BUDD,
Agents at CharLsston.
apriI RQ-daun
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WHEAT, WHEAT.

WANTED Immediately, 1000 bushels Of wheat W.
w will take ali Qualities wheat the highest market
pdce paid Nashville, We also have OTdeJ for so
baes Strict Mddng Cotton, lorWhieh we will pay the
~ nest pnce delivered Warehouse, cornell
Market and CLARK street. Il. S. FRENCH & SON.
Is K. G..
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3. LANIHR & Co.

WHOLESALE GRGCERS, AND DEALERS
FOREIGN & DOMESTIC LIQUORS
No. Market street, sd
mar as-u BrsH NASHVILLE TENNESSEE.
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Notice e Contractors.

NASHVILLE AND CHATTANOOGA RAILROAD.
DROPOsALS viii be received once, until The let Of
June next, for constructing Tunnel N ihe "summit
Uut'' RaeEOon MISUNDERSTANDING rock and sartn ex
caVatOn for foundation OF the Masonry.
Pians and specifications To- the be ap-
plsanon 70 the resident Engineer OF ths mpany The
EOFE viii amount 10 Al least go go. 10 Be finished
lowest responsible bidder.
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nashville Lumber Yard.
j. @. DARDEN,
DKALER
LUMBER, SHINGLES AND BOARDS.

7 HAVB nov hand large lot Of Cedar, yellow aid
White Pine Flooring; Clear White Pine, Poplar Plank;
Joisi, ScsnDg, Square Cedar, Cedar Plank and Poplar
Shingles IhaVe Five Mills cutting Poplar and Cedar, One
dresSinF Poplar and One yellow Pine Flooring One shin
Machine, making No Poplar Shingles. All In constant
operation. can supply any quantity OF Lumber or Shingles
DARDkE,
marcb9 Nashville Lumber Yard No. III broadway
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PY virtue Of deed Of trust TO me executed, BY A P,
- NiCks, sRd duly registered in the Registers Omce,oI
dickson county, wall al the same slime and place eOote
pecded expose pubuc sale for cash. 10 the hghest ba
DER tract OF land, containing 60 seTes lying
west and sd dining the above named tract OF 20 aer s
SAFE mace Ia accordance with SAID deed, and tor me 81
sacuon Of Evans d Co.'s debts therein mentioned Inc
boundaries Of said land will be given on Of sale,
JAMES D. TRlMBLEs
april 25 Trustee.
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Pennsyl7ania central Railroad.

6nAH 4satl4A IeukEa4 EsalAEoet4s
Thres Daily Trains aroun PHrEshurrn 20
RhalaEl lunin-
3thAlNs L8EF8 ftE5urh 1oii0aE Hail "A. H. n1lt
Line , +. A. kzl- Hail 9.Es r. D.
he hEprezs Mali Dli4t. me stnar Sundays
-. Lsais, TO- Dubuqus, As0EHk md IoHa CITY, Iowa.
tam, kock L-lnu aua CnCasO, Illinois LsEiag0n
L0uiIville, Ay-; Terra Balta, Indianapolis ana
AyeLtel indiana Uiecinnatl, Columbgg, Dayton,
Aelsdo, ClsFrllndy GAINESVILLE, GreELlino,
Masslion aRd Wooster, ONO. Also
kanzEs, Nebraska and Mtnuesasa,
AND ILL POINTS IN THE ~ EST.
RARk As Low As BY ANY OIHhR kOuTR.
Passengers om hs WesIeEn rely upoh AIS a. baiug hs
BnOrsa5i End most expeditions routs %
PHILADELPHIA BALfIAORk, REW YORK. and all
EASIRRN CIrIkS-
THOMAS MOORE, Agent
aag.2l Passenger l4Ress Psuns- Raiir8ad f'hila
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con MITrED 10 DOVER JAIL Tenn
RuaaHags On ne lGth day % ApIl, fs5s copper
"A coorod Mas blue eyes, has scar o. ne hack 81 ae
len WIs naa on striped pEntss red flannel t1t coaE
a00ut ave se esnt o. zen inches III b; vega about ~
pouudA lhe oWner = hereby notifed 20 cone f0rHard
he l5s6 aay Of April, ls5s.
r. 3. DANIEL.
aPfa A-Fs Jatl9g q steve q sassy, Epaa,
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p 3. PECK.
1ORNEB OF DEADERICK AND CHERRY SIS,
CARRIAGE WAREROOMS,

AZ stock o. FEmiy Coaches, Rocka Ways, BuEgiss, 80
IA both o. my OHn and New YORK MaEuiaetars, d nov
c0mpl To- which 0sr prices 70 suf ne ume1 irgsr
isrsd II this market. p. p. PECE.
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Cumberland Female College,
MoMTNNYILLE. TENNssEE.

FHB this Institution will comm eRcs Ga the
a FIRBT MONDAY N MAsGH next
The Board Of Trustees peasQF In announcing that
they have secured services Of D. n. DONNhLL a NJ
OF Florida, PTesdentOf the College, who will be assisted
BY an able corps Of mplhed teachers 10 various
departments.
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Watson IN House,
MARRLE WORK.


The SubscFber has hand the largest
Of Ma BLB and MARBLE WORK ever Offered in the citV
% which he particularly invites the attention Of the public
de s prepared 70 execute all Jobs in his line the beat style
Of the Ar, and al short notice. JANIS SLOAN. /.
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j. III. CURREY,
Funeral Undertaken.

AN prepared to furnish CoFFINS OF every description,
Ion the 6ne CEsEst 70 the plsinesI Servants Coffin to
getheT with everything necessary for Funerals. All orders
Jeff my WarerOOms, Deaderck street, next door the
Up snd-Up Livery Stable, between Cherry and Summer
streets, will receive prompt attention both day and night
the beststyLs. Ijuly9l J. II. CURREY.
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TWTR win pay he highest naakst price for the Notes
ne lenoUiHg BEEk5, II delivered immsdla9lys Law
rsncsburg BselbyTiis OeOee, panerassl ana hnoNvia
he aboFB Notes want paliioularT- We viii ALSO 51J
The aotss Of al Suspended Pres Bankl no mentons9
Ne shove LIST a. ne Highest market PTe9.
SssE 80 ~ a WAHLESs 3 80
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T1sPgCIAI sttsniol paid 70 repairing Is have work
IL men OF bs best class. Work ssni here ior rs8srs.
psfptipg Or trimming VIII be attended 70 pFompgy snd -
msgi3-a PIP. PICK
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Bonds and Stocks For Sale

$4,000 Str1lEht Tennessee State Bonds.
10000 Endorsed
SO shares NashYills & Chattanooga r. r. stoe
1go1 SeHanee Mining stock.
soc HuntsVillo Mining and . anufactlrng stoek
All % which viii b. sold On iavorsbls terms By
A a 90.
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Fisher, WheIess & Co,

(sUcCEssoRs TO JOHNSON, HORNE co.,
E1OTrOS, Tobscco, Storage, General Commission and
~ Ii luce Merchants, Corner Broad and Market street,
HafhVtne Tenn wiz devote particular attention 70 Ell
bBEinssl entrusted 70 thsms uHs-G
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Tme0Iweuf TN9Offce

FE0HEuudsrsgnsd having suggested 70 ths Clerk OF the
Davidson County COurtt-s insolvency Of The estate Of
Jshus a. Stephenson deceased notifies all persons having
aims against said sstats 70 he them Wh the CLERK Of
sid court On before hrst Monday In Dscs mbsr nex
" . g11y "a ~ ~ WILLIAM KBNRBDY Admir-.
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20. EnWARDs,

LIQURS.
roo BBLs RBCTFIED WHISKY;
9OO 50 " Old Bourbon do
So " bye DO
100 American Brandy,
50 Giu;
100 " Walkers Xxx Ale,
25 NE Ruu,
AIsOa large Of dae BrHndie6, Wines, &C. In Store
and fer sale ~
July II 10 EDWARDS.
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Notice!

lNOOlCOO
virtue Of various VenditOnI eXponuses directed
u from the Circuit Court Of Dickson county, its FEB
tom, 1858, will rst Monday in June next offer for
sale to the highest bidder cash. at the Court House
tOOr in ChGTOtts, the Of land which the White
Bluff Hotel is situated lying the stage road ten miles
from Charlotte Said tracts contain thirty acres
OF land well improved There lie said land excellent
house. and large and commodOus stables, together
with all necessary thOuses. Said property will be sold
10 satisfy the execution OF Evans Co., and others.
JOHN W. HUTTON,
apri25 Sheriff Of Dickson County
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-17

Was it not possible to give to the Jury pam ''a'e
meut in PLAIN English Of the nature OF the ~oun''
Of the position and functions of the organs men
tiored and Of their relation to each other ana 0,
the probable effect which an injury OF either would
directly or indirectly produces and thus iesSe 'ne
Jurors frse 10 form an opinion and in aposItlon 10
form an opinion Of their ownl 1t seems to us that
man Of frst.rate medical talent could 40 thls'
and that il would be better for the cause OF justice
tbat he should be permitted to do it, even tue
exposition should occupy twenty-four hours or
even a week. In this case, it was particularly de-
sirabe from the peculiar and deficient character OF
the remaining testimony; and in s cases it Is espe'
ciay desirable before Coroner's jury, when the
facts Of the poet mortem are fresh in the mind oil
the witness.
We hope TIE gentlemen Of the Med. Fac
will not think that We regard their learned calling
with disrespect We certainly would not say such
hard things of them rs they say Of each other. We
appreciate the value Of scientific terms when !e-
Ultimately employed in the worldwide diffusion OF
discoveries and opinions. But in court OF justice
in the United Ststes it i, best to use the Enghsh
language.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-17

TIE Hen. f. F. Stanton, late Acting Governor
of Kansas, will address the citizens of New-York,
and especially those Democrats who are opposed to
the Lecompton Constitution, at the Chinese AS
sembly Rooms, in Broadway, this erening, at "A
o'clock. This is not 60 large hall as that of the
Academy Of Music, where the meeting wss orig
nsly called, but it is the largest that can now be
procured in the city. 1t will be crowded at any
rate, and those who wish to hear most thorough
and authentic exposure of the Lecompton villainy
will do well to be there early. The Hon. George
Bsncroft will preside.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-17

,f the House, after thorough and determ!7ned
c,,yss.. and sn unprecedently large vote, decided
q, have full invesNgh;on Of oil the frauds connected
With the Lecompton Constitution. and ordere4
Committee to make it. To Speaker Orr was
deferred the appointment Of this Committee after
parliamentary custom, and with the obligation OF
honor, ard impatiality, and uniform rule resting
upon him "a constitute it with majority in favor
of the investigation. He disregarded the impera-
tive cbgations Of his position, and gave majority
Of the Con nttee to its enemies. In doing this
be has set pernicious example, the consequence
Of which will surely return to plague the inventors
The objects of the House having been thus frus-
trated, nothing remains to be done but to fight the
battle over again when the Committee shall report
The public sense has become 80 used to fraud and
Outrage and vil,iny Of every description Practced
against Freedom in Kansas, that this conduct OF
Speaker Or and the Investigating Committee Will
almost be viewed as q matter of course In the
march of this infamous drama to its final COM
peti0n.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-17

Mr.. Jefferson Davis is the great advocate Of ths
increase of the Army He may be fairly presuasA
TO speak the sentiments Of the ADMINISTRATOR ~
specting the future use it s to be put 70 when u
enlargement is complete. Respecting the w'il'
dr.wal Of the present force in Kansas, which the
President intimated by way Of blind, In case OF tho
admission of that Territory under the LecomPtoa
Constitution. Mr. Davis is frank and speaks q
follows:
81 hone the snticipations of the President, a. In
coptngencv which he expects soon to occur, troops
will no longer be required in Kansas may DC realized
1 may say, from my knowledge OF the personnHa
the Army. that there 10 no duty which could b
more dsagreeable--I may cay more odlous-to them,
than interference with citizens OF the United States n
the Territories or elsewhere. The maintenance Of
civil order is the last duty that any soldier would hte
10 perform; but at the same time deem due 10
r0n5or 10 sny that do not entertain me ho'' rh,cA
he Presided expresses. hare seen no eridcsce tAsf
he reign of terror an Kansas as 10 terhdfe IN asy
eontngeRc, 'heh nor torrsee. oeneSe n. .aose .ss
are to continue their collision; that mon are TO b
iutimidsted for political ends their houses to DO
burned and assassinatons to occur 81 over the Iee-
tory the moment the strong arm OF the reders oov.
ernrnent is taken away. cannot 60 70 the extent
the Senator from Georgia, and say that VIII not ve
a man to preserve peace. cannot 60 to The exsena
which would declare that l prefer that civil w@
should rage in the land rather than 10 increase tne
Army, and maintain order by the presence Of troops
in the Territories Of the United States. II is no part
Of my feeling In the first place shosd be ,cia'ss
to use troops ony'rkere 70 put do.en c'ra rdr ana M-
snyrection against the United States. rhen cosfis-
gcncv, such as is contemplated By the io'c, arises
The purpose Of retaining the troops in Kan'ss.
after its admission under the Lecompton Constitu-
ton. to perpetuate that usurpation, is here plainly
disclosed. Whatever may be the ideas Of other
gentlemen, we have no doubt that the design Of
Mr.. JEFF. Davis and the Slave Power, in increasing
the Army, is to be able to keep down Freedom IN
Kansas.