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WANTS,

&ON0 WANTED.-Th's sum 10 winnie, . for 3 /,
2SOO months, and " al bs occurred n, ths 10 sd.r
ny mortgage on resi- estsie in this saIt v.rth al
iesst SIos Address :. J. H., CIiy Post Ofioe
WANTED TO RENT-A FARM O. pthimps
w from ~ To 80 seTes, (sgItabe tor n dalry pre-.
Iefred,l with comfortable bu JIngs attached Va linn
OF mites north from GeorEctown or wasnnsinn
H., ~, shich iair price WILL lie pad AppiN Ia GtO
w BkAf, ReaI E.tate Agent No. SIC mn street
Ccsu
WANTED-A An accomplished Di,.in. Roo,o
sc want Tor private family. A ppl, AT SCI New
2e-sey avenue, CORNER south street. &C 6 81.
CASS PAID FOR FURNITURE.-Persnps
" declining housekeep ng, as well as tbos hayrpg
tne,r aSyantase to address, through the Post Office
". NJ VINO Val purchase for casa at q far vain.
N - " ' e". oes. oc6-u
WANTS.-1he proprietor of the Initial
~ once and House A gency. SiI & street, oorneT
OF Ith, respectfully soIcits the patropnse f IN M,
lies requiring competent Servant. or rood chsrso
yer: wanted, now. several good Cooks. ChSmi,eT.
maids walters, Drivers, and Farm Hands
ne SLY
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-10-12

THn WsArHrR.-The following report of the
weather for this morning is made from the Morse
Telegraph line to the Smithsonian Iustitu ton
The time Of observation is about 2 O'Clock:
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~A FAIR WILL BE HELD FOR THE
ll3 benefit Of st. Matthew and 81. Luke's
THURSDAY, and : RIDAY, Got. 18th, I4th. and
18th, at the house formerly ksOwa Mrs. Duvas
boarding house. A Grand Concert will be gwen
each night at clock. Doors open at II O'Clock
each day. Oc a-3ts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-10-12

SECRETARY CAss, who was attacked with
severe indisposition day or two since is i'm
proving slowly, but is still too unwell to be at
the Department
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FOR RENT AND SALE
SEE FIRST PAeHl

FOX RENT-A large STORE RntIN -
= Nv ELLING. on the corner OF 7th and HounS
ent el2 per mooth. Inquire OF DR. las a. NIL
fTANi corner OF Maryland avenue and Iath stser,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-10-12

PRESBYTERY OF BALTIMORE
3 will meet IN the r street Preshy terrain
Church Rev. DIR. Gurley'e) THIS EVENING. at
IA O'Clock. The opening serm0n will be preached
b. the Rev. Mr.. Kaufman, OF Baltimore. There
will he preaching at the same hour on Wednesday
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-10-12

MILIrARY.-A military post, named Fort
Quitman, in honor of the late General Quit.
man, has been located on the San Diego mail
route, sixty miles beyond Fort Davis, and a,
the point where the road first touches the Rio
Grande The posts on this route between San
Antonio and FL Paso are Fort Inge, Fort Hud-
son, Fort Lancaster, Fort Davis, Fort Quitman
and Fort Bliss.
The Shasta courier., 1858-03-13
LIVERY AND SALE STABLE

@ THE UNDERSIGNED >sDHo
GA- would inform the public that :AesEFzs92
he has purchased the above establishment and
VIII from time to time make additions to his
stock Persons wishing good saddle horses,
would do well to give him call
He runs Passenger Train daily, on the arri-
val OF stages, to Weayervilie and its vicinity.
Particular attention paid to Horses on Livery
Hoping to give his customers satisfaction he
solicits a share of public patronage.
Ii. A. BENTLY
Shasta, May II, 1856. If
The Shasta courier., 1858-03-13

ATLANTIC MoSTHLy-We are in receipt of the
ith No of the Atlantic Monthly, Published by
Phillips, Sampson L Co., l3 Winter ST. Boston,;
at 50 per annum or % cents per number. The
number before is most excellent The say
ings of the 'Autocrat of the Breakfast Table,
are olone worth the price of the subscription.
The Shasta courier., 1858-03-13

Dr.. BATEs.-Ex-Treasure of State, Henri
Bates, is now free man, having been declared
by jury of his peers not guilty of the crimes
of which he so long stood accused. We are
I'D -
The Shasta courier., 1858-03-13

ISDUsTRIous.--Shasta can boast of remarka-
bly, industrious man. He badly whipped three
fellows before breakfast, one morning of the
present week.
The Shasta courier., 1858-03-13

SHASTA CeuRigR,-We did not receive this
valuable exchange last week. nor have we re-
ceved it this week up TO the time of going TO
i'rcss. We gehstaly receive the Republican on
Monday through Wells, Fargo & Co. $ Express
We hope Dosh does not entertain such over
whelming views Of his vast Importance since he
is daddy that he cannot coudesccnd to notice
the wants of his exchanges;-Yrska tit;on.
We are not proud AT all; friend Turner, al
though it is remarkable baby"-we are simply
bothered to know why the Coarisr fails to reach
scu so often. If occurs again it will not be
our fiult-.'you bet
The Shasta courier., 1858-03-13

barley. =. 29@3
Corn Neal, ...... 6GO0
kiln dried do. 56
GROCERIES,.
Sugar, N. O., ...l9@ 90
g crushed, ...22@23
q pulverised, 22@23
g No. l, Chi, ls@l9
Lard, ............29@30
Coffee, ............l5@16
Syrup, E. B. Sl,@ 1875
" Lemon. :. S2@25
Mackerel, ibis. $50
q kits, 25lbs. ,S4g@
Raisins, layer, S7@ 9
+" bunch,.- SEA
Peaches, Chile, 30@
Apples. dried, l9@ 90.
Currants, Eng, 35@
Yeast Powders, ,S3i M3}I
Sileratus, 49,. l2@lsI
Cream Tartar, Asa so.
Salt, ............... 4@6
Beans iCal.white, 6@OOI
do Bayos;... $1,000
Rice, Carolina, l2I@13I
Rice, China, Mol 75GsI
Candles, sperm, 4O@ 45I
'i adamant't, $4,000,
Tea, Y. H., ....65@7oI
" G. p. ESQ
q Imp, ......65@15
" Black, ......55(a 60
Pork, hf. bbis. S2f@
Hams, Billings, 25@26
q canvassed, 200 90
Bacon, clear, -. 26@ 2s
Butter, ........... Asa 55
Cheese, ........... (G25
Goldfish, .........l2@
LIQUORS.
Brandy, N. Y, s 10.
q Cog, ...... 2@3
French, .......... 2@7
Cherry @3
Whisky, Mon.....So
q Rye......... =. l@2}
The Shasta courier., 1858-03-13
FRUITS.
T0RACCN
SPECIAL TICE,
DIR. l.. J. CZAPKAY'S
Grand Medical and Surgical Institute

Sacramento street, below Montgomery, opposite
Pacific Mail Steam Ship Co.'S Office;
SIN FRANCISCO
Established IN 1854, for the Permanent Cure ofdB
Pirate and Chronic Diseases, and the sup
preston Of QHackcry.
A TTENDlNG AND RESIDENT PHYSICIAN;
"A l.. J. Czapkay, NJ d., late in the Hungarian
revolutionary war, Chief Physician to the 10th
Regiment of Honveds, Chief Surgeon to the Mill
itary Hospital of Pesth, Hungary, and late Lec-
turer on Diseases of Women and Children.
Communications strictly confidential
Consultations, by letter otherwise free.
Address L. j. CZAPKAY, NJ. d.,
San Ernnciscn Col
The Shasta courier., 1858-03-13

Ess- The claim of Henry Cambatton for an
eleven league fanch in Butte Connty, under a
grant from Pio Pico has been sent back from
the Supreme Court fer a re-hearing. 1t is un-
derstood that the Supreme Court incline to the
opinion that Pho Pico had no authority TO make
the grant If this proves true, very large
humber of land claimants who hold under SIM
liar tenure, will find that they have been hug
ginr a delusion
The Shasta courier., 1858-03-13

THE NAIL STEAMSHIP Cove are indebted
to the Hon W. !. Ferguson for copy Of the re-
port of the Joint Committee on Commerce and
Navigation, in reftience to the Pacific Mali
Steamship Company. The Committee recom-
mend the new California Steamship Company to
the people of California and to the Postmaster
General, ai,d dsnouncc the old company as
sorliessj and opposed to the interests of our
State The Committee also recommend that the
contract for carrying the mails be given to two
distinct companies, over different routes. and
that the Pacific Company be neither cf the
chosen.
The Shasta courier., 1858-03-13
Shasta Wholesale Prices Current,
CORRECTED WEEKLY.

Gin, \. Y, ......ll@1
Gin, Holland, ...24@2
Port Wine, .......2@ 24
sherry, .............2@4
lChamp'n, z bas.l4(a 10
lClaret, T case, :. 4@
Sauterne, ......... 5(d
Absynthe, ......lo@l2
Ass'd cut,F ky, S7IGs
Wrought, T III, l6@
Mule and Horse,
T. ib,......... :. 50@
Cut Spikes, ...... 71M.S
LEATHER.
Sole, oak I'd, T. fb, @55
Sole, hemlock, 300
Harness, ......... 50@ 60
lSkirting, 50(d 81
kipskins, fb.. ..Sl@l4
Sheep skins, -. 9@l3
Calf skins, ..S4@54
IRON AND STEEL.
Sweeds, bar, as
sorted, u ib, l2@
American, .......ll@
Shoe shape, Sw'ds, @l2
I" Norway. @l2
" American, oil
Tom iron, ass'd, l2@
Russian, sheet, 25@
Cast steel, ass'd, SOFA
1eriilan, s"...... zS(d)
Plow..............25@
FRUITS.
Brandy peaches,
case, ......S9@12
" cherries 49,. sac
/" assorted, 49,. s(d o
Preserves, asst, s(d 10
Pie fruits,,...... SECS
TOBACCO.
Grape, T. 1b, ...35@ 81
Fruit, 80. ......42G A
Twin Brothers, 40@42
Nectar, leaf. .37@ 40
Peach, ............ 42@ A
Smoking, gross, So
The Shasta courier., 1858-03-13
Division of County Omces.

Last week we published the bills of Mr.
Street for separating the Office of Tax Collector
from that of Sheriff, and the Offices of County
Recorder County Auditor and Clerk of the
Probate Court from the Office Of County Clerk.
If these bills btcome laws they will not 90 into
effect until the expiration of the terms of the
present sheriff and clerk. Hence by no posi-
biltv can they be construed to be Democratic
persecution.
We confess that we heartily approve the OBJ
icct Of the bills. Heretofore the Sherifalty and
County cierkship, in our county CONVENTIONS,
have overshadowed and controlled the noinina-
tons for all other Offices In the county-nay, in
deed at times even The Office of Governor has
been deemed of secondary Importance to these
two. We believe, if these offices are divided;
and the patronage and power of each thus les
sened, that other county Offices will obtain
proper consideration at the hand, of conyens
tions.
The Republican opposes both bills TIE think
however, that we convince it that its oppo-
sition is predicated upon erroneous premises 1t
decars that
The fees and perqusites of the Offices do not
now more than reasonably reward a diligent
and industrious man for careful and prompt
discharge of the duties they impose"
Aag2in:
HAd the enolun,ents of the offices of sher-
lift and clerk been increasing we would certainly
favor the proposed division. On the contrary,
however, they have rapidly decreased and now
do not amount to one-half the sum realized
from them four aud five years ago."
If the fees aud perquisites of these offices do
not now more than reasonably reward diligent
and industrious man, how is that the county
clerk can afford to employ four, and the sheriff
three deputies? IF the emoiumeats have SO
rapidly decreased and now do not amount to
onc-half the sum realized from them four and
ave years ago." is it not strange that these Off
tes are able now to support more deputies than
they did hr? But there is no necessity to 90
back g four or five years7-a period of two years
is sufficient. During great portion, probably
all, Of Nr. Jenkins term he had but one deputy.
~ho was occasionally aided by temporary as
sistants. That the business of the Office now re-
fuires four deputies is the best possible eyi
dencc that the emoluments thereof have not
been decreased since Mr. Jenkins terr, at least.
We believe if the Offices are divided, as pro-
vidcd for in the bills under consideration. thev
VIII all be paying Offices, and that the business
of the county will be better attended to than it
will ever be under the existing plan Thus be-
;ieriRg, We cannot but approve the bills and
trust they may become laws
The Shasta courier., 1858-03-13

CHEAP LITgRAruRE.-We invite the attention
of the reading pablo to the advertisement of
Messrs. Leonard Scott & CO., TN our fourth page
1t will be seen that he offers TO furnish bv mail,
postage paid, Biaekuoods Magazine and the four
British Reeie,es for so per year, These peri
odicals contain the productions of the most pro-
found European writers on Science, Literature,
Morality and Religion-to obtain which, in any
other form, would cost not less than $40
The Shasta courier., 1858-03-13

MAJOR c. BoLIS:-This man, who was gener-
ally known by the alias of David Butler, was
hung at Nevada on the 25th ult., for killing
man by the name of Moffat at Downieville. We
are in receipt of a copy of Narrative of his
Life and Adventures" issued from the Nerada
journal Office
The Shasta courier., 1858-03-13

YREKA PAPERs-Mr McTurck, of Loag L
Kenyons Express Train, yesterday evening furn-
ished US with copies OF the freka Union and
Chronicle of the llth. We observe matter of
interest in each, but are precluded from trans
ferrng it to our columns this week by the lack
of room.
The Shasta courier., 1858-03-13
by Jack EcTurck
DISSOLUTION.

THE Co-PARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE
i existing under the firm of Westcott & Bart
lett, is this day dissolved by mutual consent.
Those indebted to SAID firm will please call
and settle. Those having demands will please
present them to either of the undersigned for
payment s. B. WESTC0TT,
B. L. BARTLETT.
Shasta, Jan. %, 1855. jan23tf
The Shasta courier., 1858-03-13

THE MoSIros.-We are in the receipt of the
first No. of this new Catholic paper, published
at San Francisco by Marks, Thomas L Co., at
So per year. 1t is beautiful sheet, elegantly
nrinted and ably edited.
The Shasta courier., 1858-03-13

bEa- The Constitutional Convention bill was
ten in the affirmative and twenty-five in the neg
ative. Mr.. Garter delivered an elaborate speech
In favor of the bill
, 1858-12-17
San frantistu.
WATCHER HOUSE,
S.iV FRANCISCO.

sndi
you p
If reaU hee,w heyouhr hro
, 1858-12-17

to be carried, and all other particulars in refer.
ence TO the route and service and also after care.
iul examination Of the laws and instructions at.
tached to the advertisement.
Dated) (Signed)
Guarantee.
The undersigned, residing at -, State
Tor Territory Of -, undertake that, il the
foregoing bid for carrying the mail on route No
- be accepted by the Postmaster General,
the bidder shall, prior to the lst day of July,
1859, enter into the required obligation, or con-
tract, to perform the service proposed, with good
and sufficient surcties.
This We do, understanding distinctly the obi
cations and liabilities assumed by guarantors
under the 9th section Of the act Of Congress Of
July 2, 1886.
Dated) (Signed by two guarantors.)
Certificate
The undersigned, postmaster Of -. State
Tor Territory Of, certfics, under his oath
Of Office that he is acquainted with the above
guarantors, and knows them to be men Of pro-
perty, and able to make good the guarantee.
Dated) (Signed)
o. The bid should be sealed; superscribed
Mail Proposals, Territory Of -" address,
ed "Second Assistant Postmaster General, /"
Contract Office, and sent by mail, not by or to
an agent and postmastcrs will not enclose pro-
posals Tor letters Of any kind in their quarterly
returns
10. The contracts are to be executed and re-.
turned to the Department by or before the lst Of
July, 1859, but the service must be comuenced
on that date, whether the contracts be executed
or not
A. V. BROWN,
Postmaster General.
POsT OFFICE DEPARTMENT,
October Is, 1858.
, 1858-12-17
J. KISGsBugY. A. DODGE.
FRANKLIN HOUSE,
Corner OF broadway and sansoms streets,
SAN FRANCISCO.

Board per week. Sc; Board and Lodging per week, IS
10 $40; single meals, 30 cents, Board per day sl Lodg
, 1858-12-17
The Greatest Discovery Of the Age.

onx.r R,rss,xo N w,,x,xr ,sxoc,vxr urr rorrSr.
agpnt1 sure proventvo scains, tonorrho, and sVph-
M dssases IA an pmev Ior an vrnerea.
.croNoos rons rppops ana c,ncerons nlorI irtId ais
cbaraea ro vagina. usr. and uethra and all cu,ane-
ous erup,Iops apd dseases Fr saleatDr Ii czwkays
once Sacramento street nearly epposlte Pacific Mail
steamshlp Coz oiee. san Francisco. As luocuatlon b
preventive against smallpox, % is DR.. l. }. Cnapkays
Prophylactcum preventive against syphitic and gon-
orrhcal diseases Harmless In itself, 10 possesses tho
power Of chemically destroying the syphilie virus, and
thereby saw ng thousands Of young debauehees umheing
inie ted by the most oahsome Of all diseases Let no
young man who appreciates health be without Dr. Gap,
ksys popbyaccum. It isin very convenient packagsl
"a iii, i sn convanIept n ne belng used AZ soau
, 1858-12-17
FORM OF PROPOSALS.

L. d, county Of -, State
Tor Territory d. propose to convey the
mails Of the United States from the 1st Of July,
1859, to June 80, 1862, on route No. -,
from - TO -, agreeably to the advcr-
tisetnent Of the Postmaster General. dated 18th
Of October, 1858, and by the following mode Of
conveyance, viz;
for the annual sum Of
dollars.
This proposal is made with full knowledge Of
the distance Of the route, the weight oc the mail
, 1858-12-17
NOTICE.

THE HOSPITAL STEWARD AT FORT
l. steilaeoom has hand quantity Of Medicines and
Drugs, which he will sell 70 citizens
Prescriptions for syphilis and 0onorrh@a careiay COM
Inquire at the Hospital Steward. room no:pal baIaIns
l-ti CIIAS. J, FITZGERALD
, 1858-12-17

KINGSBURY & DODGE,
PTOpretors.
N,B.-The Baggage Wagon runs frUm the boats ire
Of charge. / 3m
, 1858-12-17
BROOKLYN HOTEL,
Corner OF broadway nnd sRnsome streets,
SAN FRANCISCO.


~ THE PROPRIETOR OF THIS WELL
M known and old established house Is still at his old
- trcks-l Of feeding the public at the low price Of
Six Dollars per week, aud still they TO paitake Of
his good and well furnished table, and Nj. Kelly Is
Of the pioneer huel keepers Of this city, be pledges
himself that there will be nothing wanting at his house
10 make the public comfortable.
The house Is centrally located, In the vicinity Of the
Custom House. Post 0ce and also Of the up river and
ocean Steamers
The house contains a number Of single and family
rooms well ventilated suitable for ladies' aud single gen
tlemnn.
There Is also attached IN tie house a READING
ROOM, and LIBRARY which contains large number
Of Fele It'd standard works. There is alo at the arrival
Of each steamer,
A WAGON,
which belongs 70 the house, TO convey passengers and
baggage. free Of charge. The public are respectfully
requested TO give the house trial.
Board, per week, %; per day, 81; Meals, so cents
Lodging per night so 70 IS cents Lodging per week. 81
I, N JOHN KELLY, Jr, Proprietor.
San Fmnsisc0, Dec. "a. 1867. Ism
fsffa WASHINGTON HOTEL, I'm
, 1858-12-17


weeks
furnished icNmpete 75clnnper
OF a.
Superior itruao ocnreoedw ehup. t
u
noruenc
OF tmpeaRce 4. .
II rLao
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-12-31

little further, TO the simple privilege OF
voting, it does not seem to me that my Re-
publican blood would boil over. The whites
and colored folks eat, walk, talk, sleep, and
marry together, and II they could only vote
together, the entire Democracy, now 20 well
satisfied, would be tempest 10 ten pot.
You folks up North are just now having
cold weather, but down here the mercury IL
"high." The last three days have been OPP
pressive. Summer coats and white dresses
have been freely worn by tho native and ac.
climated, while single sheet at night is suf-
6cient clothing.
In the market found in abundance, to-
matoes, green peas, lettuce, and other spring
vegetables. The trees everywhere are green,
the orange groves are freighted with deli
licious fruit untouched by frost, and nature
indicates all around that there 10 no winter
here.
Ii possible before leaving, will write you
a description Of New Orleans cemeteries,
the French market, &c. Excuse want Of or
der--I write in great haste. X.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-12-31
NEw ORLEANS, Dec. &c.

NEw ORLEANS, Dec. &c.
The steamer Tennessee arrived to-day,
bringing Vera Cruz dates to the 22d.
The nows 10 undecisive.
The Progresso speaks in high terms Of
MIR. Buchanan's Message, and thinks the po.
stion it takes will induce the European pow
ers to recede from their present attitude
II also anticipates that the Liberals will
reap some advantages from the tone assumed
at Washington, and consequently that there
will be no necessity for establishing military
posts in Chihuahua and Sonora, as suggested
in the message.
Zuloago is still in Mexico, but prepared
for flight at moments warning.
Gen. MARQUES was defeated near Guada.
lajara BIZ Degoiados.
The ArchhiAhnp refuses to advance any
more money to the Zuloago faction.
A new government, under the form OF
a triumvirate, had been proposed ut the
Capitol.
A fleet consisting oil 5 French and Span
ish war vessels is lying at SACRIFICES.
The U. S. sloop. ofwir Saratoga is also
there. Another United States sloop- of.war,
supposed to be the st. Louis, was seen Cd
Vera Cruz.
1t is stated that $l25 900 in silver had been
found in vault Of Mr.. Forsyth's b cute. in
the CIT; Of Mexico.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-12-31

From the Washington Union, Dec. 13d.l
As q mere question Of philanthropy to the
negro, the persons who have recensly
brought cargo Of Africans from the coast
Of Guina and landed them n Georgia, NAV
have done beneficial work. But, aside
from that isolated feature Of the ,ransac
ton, We cannot perceive q single circum-
stance to releve tho moral turpitude of the
crime. The law vi the country has been de-
iibcrately violated, and an act OF piracy
committed as sordid and as wanton a. ever
disgrsced the times OF the buchanoers. Why
have gibbering negroes, little moro elevated
in intelligence than so many monkeys, been
brought from their native and congenial
wild- to be thrust upon our soil? Simply
Tor their money value. Ia is not contended
that any advantage can enure to this cont.
nent, ito people or its Institutions, except the
mere pecuninry advantage that may result
from larger supply Of labor. II cannot be
denied that any but moral injury to society
can come OF thsee impor.stions.
The laws Of the country have been broken,
the public sentiment Of the whole country
offended, piracy committed, guilt deliberate
iy incurred, solely tor sordid gain. For the
benefit Of the pocket the sanctity of the Law
has been invaded. Entrenched securely be-
hind the law, the South has successfully de-
Tended her constitutional rights against the
assaults Of her enemies for quarter OF :
century; but now some OF her people are
willing to turn upon and batter down that
hitherto sacred aud ilnpregnable rampant
Heretofore tho pride OF tho South has been
that her cause was tho cause Of the Consti-
tuition and the laws; bat now some OF her
own people endeavor wantonly to abrogate
and set aside those instruments. Al last,
among Der own citizens, there il division
of counsels between the uiiIe and the hon
estum; there are those willing to seek only
what il expedicnt and profitable at the az
pensa OF what is lawful aud what ID honest.
Has the South turned jew 7 Ii gain, 10 the
almighty dollar, TO Be hencsforth the God Of
the Cavalier?
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-12-31
cTwe transfer an article on the law ana

ca We transfer an article on the law and
the slave traders, from the Washington
Union, to our columns. II will be recollect-
% in connection with the present position Of
that sheet, that it originally opposed the re.
peal OF the Missouri Compromise, as did it's
then master, Frank Pierce, till within n few
days of the passage Of the Nebraska bill !;
and that subsequently both the Union and
its present master were very earnest
against the Lecempton Constitution, but
finally insisted on it as the only test Of
Democratic faith. So now, the Union talks
against the slave trade and in favor OF the
supremacy Of law, but the President
does nothing effectual for the suppression Of
the slave trade or the enforcement OF the
laws against that class of pirates. And We
may coun. with great certainty, that so soon
as the slavsholding leaders commence crack
ing their whips over his head the President
and his organ will yield, just as they did on
Nebraska and Lecompton.