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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-06-17

II REAPER, the only simple and reliable Reaper
In uss This machine has been well tested ~ me
reliable few small defects which af first existed
have been corrected. and 1t is now perfect ma
chine and the only one TO be relied on-as many O
arolina have decided and are adopting this reaper
altogether affer having full tried y aud az oth
ors Many other reareTs are ileing solo, OUT tnls Gus
ri,n Address CALDWELL,
-I Az let's. King William county, We.
my &-aNflstyulY 2.
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COAL.
COAL.
GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICE OF

GREAT REDUCTION In PRICE OF
~ CLOVER HILL CoAL.-Iu consequence of the
reduction in price, am now prepared to receive
ders for the best Glover Hill LUMP COAL at S. per
load. delivered through the season. Also have on
hand the best family Red Ash Anthracite COAL;
oak and Pine WOOD at market rates Offices on
Basin Bank, Sth and 9th Streets and also at Yard
Dear Petersburg Depo5 formerly occupied by Alex
England. WIN q BRAZEAL.
my 26-dtlJy
A NTHRAClTE COAL have now on
"A hand, and prepared TO deliver the best quail
ity of Red and White Ash Coal at the lowest price,
and would respectfully sol cit the patronage of the
public. Terms Cash.
- Also. constantly on hand, an assortment of b.
TUMI0US COAL.
Office nth st. next to Edmond, Davenport L Co.
my 25-lm* b Bolts.
A NTHRACITE COAL am receiving
"A orders for the best quality RED ASH ANTHRA-
CITE COAL, TO be delivered in the month of June.
at S. 80, cash, per ton of 22iO pounds. / am also
prepared to deliver CLOVER HILL COAL at the
lowest market price. WRIT ROBERTS.
Dealer in Anthracite and Clover Hill Coal.
Office. corner 18th and Dock SITS. Richmond, Va
ii-3m
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COMMISSIONERS SALE OF FARM

~ CONTAINING $50 ACRES OF LAND ON
TIE BROKE PLANK ROAD, SEVEN MILES
NORTH OF RICHM0ND.-As Commissioner of the
Circuit Court Of Richmond, by dercee pronounced
on the 18th May, 1855. in the of Mitchell and
others, against Priddy, &C., shall proceed to sell
at Public Auction; on the premises, on 1 thursday.
the oath day Of June, 1885, at o'clock, r. ~, the
died seized, containing S. 6G-l0G ACRES and TO be
divided into four lots of about 81 acres acres each
ing to plat to be exhibited at the hour OF sale.
TERMS :-One-fonrth cash. balance at 6, 70 and IS
months, tor negotiable notes. interest added salts
actorily endors. and title retained until the fur h.
er order Of the Court The taxes for 1858 TO be paid
by the purchaser.
lids w. GOnDIN. Cnmr.
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By Richard Cauthorn.

TRY GOODS, CLOTHING, SHOES,
~ &C.. AT AUCTI0N.-0n FRIDAY, 18th inst
at 10 o'clock at my store, will sell at auction lot
of Dry Goods and Clothing, consisting in part OF
side hand sattinets and Caasimeres; Msrseilles
Aipacas and Monslins; Italian Cloth and Alpaca
Coats fine Cashmere Pants, Sattinet do. Linen dc :;
Ladies' White and Mixed Hose; Gents heavy hall
Hose: Irish Linen; Wrapping Paper. &C, &c.
SHOES.-Also. a lot Of Shoes, Caters. Slippers,
rs r. CAUTHoRN
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a II yonr children arc suffering from Worms
One bottle will work wonders in their health and
spirits; make them strong and hearty, even though
they ROW runy and weak. toF sale by the Drug
Il j.. J. pICOT.
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DRICK TENEMENT ON THE SOUTH

TxhIOh ENE EN ON II Z EUUI II
~ SIDE OF BROAD STREET, BETWEEN JET.
PERSON AND MADISON STREETS, FOR SALE
AT AUCTlON.-Will be sold on FRIDAY next, 18th
day of June, 1855, on the premises, commencing at
O'Clock, p. M, the excellent Bi lex Tenement
located as above, now in the occupancy of Fields
Cook
by deed of trust title retained Taxes 1858 to
be paid by the purchaser.
GODDIN 4 APPERSON
ia Auctinuaprs
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JSo T aIRRs
MULES FOR sALE.-Fonr We

"a broke young MULES for sale priyatef,
a -. e pentientiary built WAGON with four acts OF
harness. al nearly new. Apply 10
r. BLhNKENSHIP,
3n i2-St at his Stables nm lin str..,,t
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COYNER's WHITE AMI BLACK

70 rs WHITE AMI BLACK
~ SULPHUR AND CHALYBEaTE spRI, Gs
TINS fasorte resort for pie asure and health will be
opened Tor tue accommodal ion of visitors the Isr or
JUNE IL is situated on the line and in full view Of
ne Va and Tenn Railroad, about half a mile from
bonsack 8 Depot. Va which Depot an Omnibus
ana porters will always be found waiting the arrival
OF the cars 20 convey visitors and their baggage to
the Springs.
Important improvements have been made since
asst season.
telegraph Office has been tab ished which aE
iords convenient and instantaneous commun cation
with all parts OF the c0nntry.
Another WHITE SULPHUR-stronger. holder
anu superior Chaly bcate Spring have been discov-
variety and value Of the mineral afforded
81 the place are uncqaed by any other place nov
known to the public. The similarity Of the White
sulphur to the justly and far famed Greenbrier bite
sulphur IL 80 strik to lie at recognised by
all who have used Doth Of the waters
These W hite and tia sulphur waters have eff
tectsd numerous cur.s. The White sulphur in
The Liver, III ineys and Bladder. General Debility
and especially diseases OF the Nervous System aud
those diseases REGULAR to Females. The Black Sui
phur ia all kinds of diseases of the Skin aggrayat-
ed Cases of letter aud other eruptons of the sknoi
great Numbers and oilOng standing, seventy having
been entirely cured
The accommodations are equal to any to be found
tendance of the most satisfactory chaIacter--as to
all which We beg 10 refer to the large numb. I OF
persons who have heretofore visited the place.
As-A BILLIARD SALOON, TEN PIN ALLEY
and other alnusements aft ,rd pleasant aud healthy
recreati n. DAVIDGEr celebrated BAN d from
Baltimore has been engaged for the season.
J. 4. HEFELFINGE3,
9u-d9n
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\ RABLE RESIDENCE ON

n CHURCH HILL, FOR SALE AT AUCTION.
Will be sold on WEDNESDAY, z3d june 1854 at
o'clock. z. NJ. that desirable property on Church
Hill, at he corner of Leigh and 2sth streets, for
lot has front OF IS feet North side of Leigh st.
and depth West line of goth street of 81 feet
! hedwellpg (of brick, contains COOL rooms, be-
sides closets; the kitchen is large and well finished
and good stable q well of the very best water in
the yard The p emises are generally in good order.
months for negotiable notes. interest added secured
by trust deed or title retained. The purchaser to
pay taxes for Isis. GUDDIN l. APPEkSuN
re Lids Anciinnaers
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by Alexander Mott, Auctr.
FURNITURE, DRY GOODS, GROCE

J. RIEs 40 VIII be s9ld ct auction, at my store,
corner Of Main and 18th streets, on THURSDAY
next the nth dav OF June, large lot OF Bew and
second. hand fURNlTUkE, In good order.
Day GODS Several invoices DrJ Goods, con-
sistng OF n general assortment Also, LOT OF very
desirable Ready Made Clothing.
GkuCERl Es.-whiskey. Brandy. Wine. sugar.
Coffee, Herrings, Starch, Wrapping Paper, Croeke-
ny. Glass Ware, &c, &r. Also. n@v Clears
ALIEN 4. AuStE.
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CUGAR COATED pILLS-Prepared by
- Tiden Co, embracing all Of the Pills Of the
United tates pharmRcopeia accurately prepared
from the beet material. For sale By
FISHER 4 WINSTON,
te Irtln
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a. TO OWNERS OF HORSES,
"a yea. Horse is Lame. Strained, Called. Bruis
d! or Kicked rub him with
p $50 REWARD.-Ranaway from

- $50 REWARD.-Ranaway from
M the subscriber 9th Instant, at White
- Plains. Brunswick County, Va. "A negro
49,. nan TOM. about p years old, of dark copper
4. Ah 5ut feet o. 10 inches high, carries his
head hIgh. aud speaks trsely-hAd on when he left
dars 0ged pants aud coat with heavy boots. Tow
purCha-~d a short tinir ago of George Patter
son, nesT Sikesyille, Carroll county, Nd. and il
probably making his way bark there lfcaug.t
North Of Richmond, and delivered TO me or t.
Mess;s Davis g Lee of RchHIond or secured in jail
- that gei him viii pay the above reward If
caught South of Richmond will pay the usual re,
ward. VIM. LETT.
Je t6--6t By DAVIS & LEE.
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SUMMER REAoRra,I'
HOT sp 8 = Z !, !, .,..s,.--..s>--..

/ OF 8 PR1N Gs, VIRaINIA----NiSrss1-
Thn NJ n.kk'S REMEDY FOR ctIR0a ~ nIs .srs
t,oe ~ ~ shts place II now open lar the s
abundant aad n The supply Of mineral water /.
nl,S All, and there are line baths consfan,s -, y
ions tempsss,a water from separate springs Of va
a aasss Waters cure tina Chronic Fm5hs IL
az ~, a = NEURALGIA. 6OIiT' Disea sgs
n,a, aas ii sER, PARALYSIS. (free frnm <, 81.
CHS S SsS,iisNnll OLD IEJysIEs TO THE MUS.
CLAMPS. sPiNAn IkRffP3TT idN EScnuA nn I'D
M nninnn ~ aud some DisEASEs PECULIAR N,
,,h ai.sS. more thoroughly aud raridIy tnan an
~ mo-, renSly on the American continent Th,fr
snTaaa'as. We an CURATIVE POW Kris are I'm.
OF the gtohe "e'"i "aSe' On tue lace
Many persons afflicted with the ,,iseaaes a.
W ,apose, N forms which hal resisted the most
I'LL ~ medical Treatment, and had rendered the
yves OF tho sufferers alike wretched and nseless
through long years of pain, have been restored 10
peIpFct heafth By their use. OF the vast number
nov suffering with such malades there are com pa
Ia Ne" indeed Who would not be either perfect
W cured or greatly relieved here
fhe Syringe situated in an elevated mountain
ttS'oh Inc scenery around is Wild romantic and
"Sautttui, ana mere healthy or delightful summer
onnsts can nowhere be found
bessu's Tue HIT BATHS fer invalids there are
two hae PbEASURE BATHS for persons in good
in the season
RuUTE.-From the principal cities in the United
states by railroad 10 the MiIlboro depot of thu yir.
gaia Central Road thence by stage coaches twenty
,ahes. over we'll graded turnpike, to the Springs
ssssehgers leaving Richmond. Va or Baltimore
hd IN the morning can come through to this place
sAnIe day to supper,
For full account of tn il celebrated VI nterino
PLACE, see Harper Weekly, No IS for June 9Th
De Bows Review for May and June. also. American
Farmer foa May and aune. write to the subscriber
for pamphlet. s. GOuDE
3f-u3u TOtS nr
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DEAPING MACHINES CALDWELL's

ERESH BUTTER-Constautly receiv.
Z ing and for sale by WILLIAM 7. KING.
IA iS9sf land Franklin st.
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ELIAS MARKENs. Proprietor.
No "a south Main az /.

-1TFICE RICHMOND i DANyILLE 4 x co.
pUsK IS. 1853. J
THE coupons Of interest on the Bonds
j al this Company, payable 10 New York on the
ia Iuly will be redeemed At the Unien hsnk "a that
,hs Compauy when pfeseuted. with eufft nt rate VI
AsasIsIarew,m Treasurer.
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&c" p"' d q pULLIAM Il co.
puILIAM x RETTS.

AgCTYONEERS UNDER ODD FRLL0RY
HALL FRANKLIN ST., RICHMOND. VA.
Will sell EiR0ES both publicly and privately.
Our porters always at each depot, and at boats on
their arrival. a Y PpLLlAM.
WILLIAM III Belts. +
AIau my In
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- ; ~ - =.
SHIPPING

49, :" yonaG man wishing 10 commence hns;o.ss
pa! se'aa wishing TO combine il viii a. es
yts,, S's sfesests favorable opportunity for in
~ Ne sNS aensRsrs; Application can he ma 40 %
III ~, Il 0tRRs at the store. or to the Prom;
lcg 49, ur
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By Henry W. Quarles,
mo. $50 Main Street.

TRI. WEEKLY SALES.--My EVEN
L mo SALES. for the present. viii be fkI-
WEEKLY, instead u daily as heretofer.. viz: on
TUESDAY THURSDAY and SATURDAY even
ings commencing at sciock.
Ny receipts Of 9eweiry and Fancy Goods by II
press almost every day enables 20 offer very ~
traetfve varieties. HENRY w QuARLks.
les Auctionesr.
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WHITE GOODS. WHITE GOODS

W Great bargains eau be had at G0bDSNIT'S
D3 Broad stteet. in white Tarlatans: plain dotted
and Embroidered Swiss Nuslins; RTiisnts; Check
ed Musl!n': Cambria end Jackonet MUSLIN; Main
sooks; Ma.seilins, and other styles White Goods at
extra low price, ~ 00LDSMITS,
10 PrOs1 afr
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Richmond, May 10th, 1888. my l2-3m
VOPARTNERSHIP The subscribers
~ have this day formed copartnership under
the style and firm of JOSEPH JOHN NORTON,
for the purpose of conducting general commission
business in all its branches successors 20 NOR
TON ARMSTEAD q Co. at their old stand and re-
spectfully solicit consignments rom their frienos
and the public generally.
Advances made on consiguments, and Guano fur
nshed to planters. .
late of Morton, Armstead Co
JOHN B. MORTON,
formerly of Maury Morton
Rfehnnoud January LIST. 1858 ia 2-ddsw6m
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NOTICE.-A petition having been pre-
IN sented to the Council, asking that they would
direct poll to be opened to ascertain the sens q
of the following officers, to either the Hastings
Court or the Council as the people at the polls may
dent Gas Works, Superintendent Water Works, Ma.
mayer of Poor House, Grain Measnrer. Captain OF
Night Watch, Register OF Water Works, and City
Whercupon, the Council, on the slst Of May,
adopted the following resolution:
the frst Wednesday in July. for the purpose of TIA
king the of the citizens upon the subject re-
ferred 10 in said petition"
For jefferson ward-Luther Libby. Joseph Brum-
NELL james Winston, A Smith and Geo ID How
ard, TO be Commissioners; Reuben Seal, ID officer
of the Day Police. To be Conductor; and the Hall
the First Market the place Cor holding the cleo
For Madison wara-Elisha shepperson. VIM W
Crump, Geo w Randolph, Geo w Gillian, and fran
els j Smith. to be Commissioners: Cadmus U John
son. LIST officer Of the Day Police to be Conductor;
and the City Hall TO be the place for holding the
For Monroe ward-samuel Bayly, Thomas Bar.
ham: Thes Boudar, samuel Rutherford: and VIM
ath officer Of the Day Police. TO be Conductor; and
Lacy's shop. at the corner Of Broad and Foushee
streets. 70 be the place for holding the election.
je Side THos LAWSON. O. R
NOW Is TIE CHANCE. The patent
~ right Of Danford Baily's patented. unexplod
notwithstanding 6ss Lamps, fer the county Of
reenbrier, in this STATE Is tor sale By the sueser
small capital mskes very prohtAble business OF
IT, and particularly this time OF the year, where the
springs visited by thousands from every state
In the Uniou-there u no Gas In either place. Lew
isburg, town with = population q. think, 2.udo
inhabitants or more has no gas- tailow candies are
all the go. Ali the Hotel Keepers around the
springs no doubt will gladly purchase some Of Dan.
ford q BAiiyis Gas lamps
those who wish TO make money. should call a.
soon az possible,
ia ,s-st No a3 South Main st
The Feliciana Democrat., 1858-03-06
CONGRESSIONAL.

"AsiiiNt"%. February q.
ta. l.aa#5, bli /, made t4a especial or
= a'
aa. i..t# r.1ll ! h.4 ~ysafl and considerable bit
T iltsss w. ha# hltaNen himself and Mr. johnson
HIt#9E W. ito-
ilol iaa Inssdscass i tie Kansas question:
iaa" granting Paa- a4 ~ soldier, otthc war
9l i&l2 vas J. sipoi Glil tie tllird Monday in
aIea
VII, ta@pb II rp4gi i 4 BIT changing ;hr present
+. mo Of relieving dsaIl.d -camcn.
"Asni%GroN February %.
>i@3IE AF. HlIea ciaaH. scat Oh the ground
/ hi 4luu sofa "lE 2 sovereign state.
oi9ectolS were made on the ground that Mnneso-
~ !, sot ~ admit 4 into tbe Union,
Il2A"c Inc expulsion Of NatesOn was debated.
WAsaMGroy, February 2G.
The Feliciana Democrat., 1858-03-06
srArE Rn.llTs.

There are .S,nuy mon, and many papers representa-.
tive of men, ssys the New Orleans Courier, IN those
states ahich recognize slavery who are insisting on
what th.y call Southern Rights" They srcm with
on accord 10 h. animated by the lrs possible spirit
to desire the assertion aud maaenance Of The strict
es possible construction Of tho Constitution of the
United States, and To be perfectly willing 10 act with
the ancient Democracy of the anti-lcdoral days. in
Standing by the right or every State 70 form is do-
nestle policy and carry ont IT, own slavery OF anti
slavery ideas. regardless Of other state, OF Of our
central agency at Washington. Yet they are many
Of them. ncn.-altly harpng upon The idea Of
southern Riaht. Il geographical line were ca
rahlc of giving us rights which did not brioua 20
our southern state. had slavery mad hrm one ma
lion. and one specially privileged milton, while ibc
iaet that the States north Of ll- did not recognize
slavery. made them another and hostile nation.
We earnestly h.r All such persons to pau.o and
consider several things We beg Them to observe.
that the assertion of southern nation is an al.
mission IN substance with worry light variation. or
the Old federal ikea ol one American nation wi IA
sovereign power at Warrington. This idea sub.tan.
tally divides us into two nations aud ignores the
doclrin" of State Rights Il tends 10 make nov
southern rrocrtiunst. Southern Bnpli,h southern
Fed ruli.h. auti--taic- liiqhI, party il ON mia l.
which will VI an oNGcl production or tn slg uf
thought Which la characterized the yaljoa- anli.
Democratic parties or "ur natoua, h.tory Euoan
fr.t Il, F.drlal. thca Il, Wbg aud then Il. Ilaos-
Nohiae and Ilark Republicans
WIZ hup' hai all Who w,.h .'ne W N u ete ,r4.
al
The Feliciana Democrat., 1858-03-06

IEcrrHEs.--We are shortly 10 he favored with q
series of Lectures upon The home hounts and habits
Of American Poets" which will be delivered by Mr..
William Rcdield. Of New York These lectures will
embrace pleasing sketches Of prominent literary
giving IN insight into their habits character and
homo life. and will contain many new and interesting
features which will render them pleasing and not wca-
riaomc. The first Of these Lectures will he delivered
on Monday Evening ueXt. at the Baptist Church and
the following on Wednesday Evening. we hope to
see good attendance
The Feliciana Democrat., 1858-03-06

TIE NORTH AND THE South The New York Times
is kind enough to make the following suggestions for
the bcncf, Of the Southern section of the Union:
The present is doubtless the great turning point
in the controversy between the free and slave States
That the latter should strive to maintain the prepon-
derance given, first by numbers, and afterwards by
superior tactics is natural. We have no disposition
to find fault on account Of such struggles to retain
power. But there are now sixteen free to fifteen
slave states, with three more free States about to
come in. The contest is virtually over When there
shall be decisive and rrcyersbc prepou derancc on
the side of the North, party cxigcncies will not as
heretofore be able to compromise any substantial
interest of freedom.
Ihe south owes 1t to its character and interest to
its memories and its hopes that it should yield to in
eyitable destiny
SO it does That inevitable destiny is Southern In.
dependence or a souther Republic,
The Feliciana Democrat., 1858-03-06

INFORMATION WANTED In the month Of July last
an Individual protesting 10 lie IN agent for publish
ing house in New Orleans. visited tbs place. and pro-
cured upwards Of seventy snb.cribcrs for Business
Directory. In exchange or their dollar. he gave
each Of them receipt lI"rc i The one he gave rs:
Received, Clinton. July lG -, from Mr. Reese I'd.
it0r Fcliciaua Democrat 90. for 4. MYGArr 4 COS
Bushes. Directory. The same 10 he delivered Ii De-
ccnhor next, lSiI. through i. o. Clinton.
tSigncdD j. TAQl'INO Agent.
December has long since passed. and n"ihr ha,
"Mygatt Cos Business Directory been itrah d.,
or single word IN explanation thereof been received
from these publishers. who. we understand are domi
ciatcd IN New Orleans. viii some of our New Or.
leans exchanges make the inquiry for u. why Mygat
Cn. 80 not furnish their Business Directory as they
are bound 10 do according to tie receipt Of Mr. J.
Tnquino Agent (The-m O,)
The Feliciana Democrat., 1858-03-06

10" The Minority Report of the joint Committee
on Banks and Banking" by H. Phillips. and concur
rcd IN by f. Dcony. has been furnished US by some
attentive friend at Baton Rong..
The Feliciana Democrat., 1858-03-06

1ErnKo CorroN 1hi. Is the name Of stipc-
ror quality Of Cotton Seed few bushels of which are
offered for sale by Joseph W. Fuqua, at Port Hudson.
Soc Advertisement.
The Feliciana Democrat., 1858-03-06

New ORLEANS AND JlcKsoH RAIL RoAp.--A gap
OF only twenty three miles remains to be completed
on this road. between Jackson and New Orleans. and
is confidently believed that II will he CLOSED up by
the middle cf next month This Will leave only
eighty miles of unfinished road between Memphis and
NcN Orleans.
The Feliciana Democrat., 1858-03-06

Esy~ To the kind attention of Mr.. s. Hall, VIC are
indebted for late city papers.
The Feliciana Democrat., 1858-03-06
MISSISSIPPI RESOLUTIONS on ls5l.

laturc. for the purpose of taking into consideration.
the action OF Congress the slavery question. The
majority of those forming that Convention. were .ty
led at that day. Union submi.sionisis." prominent
among whom was Gem Fooir.
A series Of resolutions werc adopted by This Con.
vcnion, which at this time are of grave aud mnmnil-
tous Importance US the issues therein set forth jus
tryng measures of resistance" huyc in the opinion
OF many Of the abest and wiscH Of our southern
Statesmen, almost arrived.
It was only by making the pledge contained In lho.r
resolutions, that the Union party Of that day. obtain
ed its ascendaney those democrats who united with
them in their passage giving it their .oprort
| These resolutions being rc.publishtd ly the
antidemocratc aud opposition papers of that state.
that supported and endorsed them on their passage 10y
the Convention. One Of these the Aberdeen Coascr-
vatlvc. pcrtincnty says:
"II Kansas should hc refused adm .4ion because of
proslnvery constitution. thcn the question will come
drco before us. The Union party submission. NJ.
they were called declared thi- 10 he one Of the ac
that would justify dissolution of the rnon--thc
stat" rights men cannot occupy less moderate ground
What viii they do II Kansas b. rerctod.'
The Democratic party Of Mississippi will act IN this
matter properly and promptly. Thcs maintain The
doctrine of State Rights 70 their fullest extent and
''' w. " w. w =" ~ ''''p'"'tE VIZ" Il' ENN-
r"nIees Of the Constitution.
Here are tic resolutions:
pasolvod lst Thai IN ,ro o,t,,, ,r ms. oo,,...
,inn MI ,rn,ln M Mill .f,,t n, !, .t ~ a,f
tinn NH ronnro,,fn h,,i Z. &
oc,io" NJ t'n ,3',,', ,u '',
Vii al,,iy.in, Il, r,lir,r,,t MI .,,, NJ
th orn,tgotfn Il, tii,t, ,,' ~ '1,''
,m,, %r W"yinn M III m N, Nj, & \ ,..
h,twonn III h,t'rnni INV, Stntn"rr w.. ,'r
~. or ,l 49,, ,,"a 4; ~ n. ~ -
luud Nh rstrad.tfon N fr.itiyr .lay, gnd ca1.
with them the rejection Of The proposition ta ,ychd,
sNW"iT RON ", 'oFnor.", Y ,af H,s "ili"s t.H
,', hn n, n,,irly on,o ,iil nii III" H. ''..
pernnrpat odus,nnDr III tbis sectional c.ti,,rrv
oJ,"rsd A. ,,I ~ ',,,.i A. ''''.
Resolved "a. That w. rncrc,iycro,Ilia, IN treai,g.
rccitcd legislation Of the Congrc Of helatrad Slate,
Whlth 'h"hid hr pfhttrd 10 disturb lhe ail a#d
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