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TENNESSEE LEGISLATURE.
S n A T E.
FRIDAY. Nov. 25. 1859.

FRIDAY, Nov %, 1859.
Mr.. Trimble introduced bill to incorporate
Whites Bend Turnpike Company. Passed
lst reading and referred to Committee on In
ternm improvements.
Also, bill to incorporate the Edgefield
and Nashville Steam Ferry Company. Pass
ed lst reading.
The bill to incorporate the Middle Tcnnes-
see Insurance Company was taken up, and
Mr.. Stokes introduced a hill in lieu, which
was adopted, p sed 3rd reading, and order
ed 10 be Transmitted to the House
Several bills on 2nd reading were referred
to appropriate committees, and others made
special orders for December 9th.
TIE bill to authorize Attorneys General
to c lebrate the bonds Of matrimony, was in-
definitely postponed.
House bill to incorporate Forkcd Deer
River Company and for other purposes. Pass
cd 1t reading.
Mr.. Horn, Introduced bill to incorporate
Washington Wharf Company near Clarksviile
Passed 1t reading.
The Senate adjourned to nine o'clock Mon
day.
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.

FRIDAY, Nov. 25, 1859
The House met pursuant to adjournment
Prayer by Rev. DR.. Bardwell.
PETITIONS.
Mr.. She'd presented IA petition from John
Stewart and others praying to be released
from the payment OF a forfeiture TO the State
BILLS INTRODUCED.
The following bills were introduced read a
first time and severallv passed
Mr.. Caldwell. a bill to amend the charter
of the Emery transportation and Manufac-
turing Company.
Mr. German, a bill to repeal section 1854
of The Code.
Mr.. Williams of Hickman, bill to in
corporate Pine Wood Turnpike Company.
Mr.. Farley, a bill to change the name
OF Margaret Neill Terrell TO Waller.
Mr.. Armstrong. bill to repeal section
1882. OF the Code. i'm reference To the admis-
sion Of pupils into the Tennessee Deaf and
Dumb school.
Mr.. Bicknell. bill directory to the
Branch Of tie Bank of Tennessee of Knox
Vile.
Senate bill to charter the Tennessee Troy
Company was postponed until Wedncsdan
mex.
The Baylcss, Hapcr's Ferry resolutions
were then taken up. aud motion to post
pone them till Monday week failed. The
lI0uss preceding in their considerations
Mr.. BraZclton offered a series Of resolutions
in leu. substantially hc same as adopted by
the Legislature Of Georgia
The House then adjourned till 2. +. NJ.
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AFTERNOnN SESSION.

The House met pursuant 10 adjournment
and resumed the consideration Of the Har-
pcr's Ferry Resolutions and the question was
taken on Mr.. BraZelton's resolutions in lieu.
and they were rejected, yeas 30. nay IS.
Mr. Davis offered nm amendment 10 the
effect that this General Assembly has the
utmost confidence in the patriot m and de.
votion to the rights of the South of our Re-
prcsentatIves in Congress and that thew will
do nothing 10 weaken the bonds of the
Union. or in dcroga,ion to the rights OF
constituency.
After some remarks by McsSrs Martin and
Can't, the latter offered an amendment to
the effect that that confidence would not he
shaken until those Representatives coalesce
with the Northern sectional organization,
commonly called the Black Republican par
ty. in the organization OF the House OF Rep
reSentaves in Congress
Mr.. Wisener Offered an amendment to Mr.
GIntt's amen, m"nt to insert after the words
BLACK Republican party ''or Southern sec
tiouulisni, as manifested in the course Of the
seccssiouists. or disuuinuists of the South
The resolutions and amendments were dis
cus-ed hy Mcssrs Shield, Naghn, Wisener.
Ewing and Lea. and then. on motion
The shouse adjourned till Q O'Clock to-
morrow morning.
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Mexican Mustang Limimemt.

From rich and poor, bond and free, ali colors
grades and conditions OF life we hear the same need
of pr'is; awarded this wonderful article. Sores are
healed, pans relieved, lives saved valuable animals
made useful, and untold ills suaFed by this great
medicine, which is surprising to the judgment OF
man. What family docs not require u standard
Liniment. Who ever heard Of the same effects pro-
duced by any other article? For Cuts, Bruises,
Sprains, Rheumatism, Swellngs, Strained Horses,
&c, it has no equal. I2eioare Of limitations. The
genuine Mustang Eminent sold by AL respec table
Druggists and Livery Men In every town, parish and
hamlet throughout North and South America Europe
and the Islands Of the Ocean. Buy at once.
BARNES & PARK, Proprieiors,
noy25-lm New York
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New Publications.
NEW ENGLISH BOOKS.
'. T. BERRY & CO. have JUS received /:

W. 7. BERRY & co. have JUS received:
PARIS AND ITS ESvIRoNs-30 Engravings.
PETRARCBS SONNETS AND LIFE-with Por-
fruits Of Pctr ,rch and Laura, and numerous other
Illustrations vol.
THE YOUNG LADY'S BOOK. Manual of ele-
CANT Recrealions, Arts, Sciences and Accomplish
m .nts, with 1909 Wood Cuts. E
HOLBEIN'S DANCE OF DEATB-Fxhibited In
elegant EngraviDgs wood. Also, HOlbein's BIBLE
GUS, consisting of Ninety Illustrations ON Wood
/ vol.
PElY'S DIARY-with numerous Portraits
EyELYN'S IIARY-numerous Portraits.
JES>E'S MEMOIRS OF THE PRETENnERS AND
THEIR ADHt RENTS-with Portraits.
JEsSES MINORS OF THE COURT OF ING
LAND during the Reign OF the stuarts. New Edi-
ton with Portraits.
LORD MAHUN'S HISTORY OF ENGLAND from the
Peace Of Urect to the Peace OF Versailles 1913
1920 Z vols.
TIE llIApS OF HOMER, Prince Of Poets, never
before in any language truly translated. Done ac-
cOrdirg 10 the Greek by GEoRGE CHAPMAS vols
THE oDYSSEYs OF HOMER, truly translated by
GEORGE CRAPMAS. 2vols.
STARLING'S NOBLE DEEDS OF woMAN-l4
Portraits. ! vol.
DANTt-Translated into English verse-s4 Illus
trations.
wTFFEN'S TASSc-34 Illustrations
NINEvEH AND IFS PALACES-with upwards of
800 fine Engravings.
LODGES PORTRAITS OF EMINENT PERSONS
240 Illustrations.
ARIOsTo's ORLANDO FURIoSo-with 12 fine En-
cravings and Portrait after Titan.
LIFE OF ALEXANDER PoPE-with numerous
Wood Engravings.
POTTERY AND PoRCFLAIN-Guide 10 the Knowl-
edge OF, with numerous Wood Engravings
W. T. BERRY A CO.,
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re- There seems 10 have been more out
rayes committed by the Democrats in Balii-
morr. at the recent election, than have been
charged on The American Opposition The
C.yysT gives some account of the violence
and wrong pCTpctratcd 10y the l.ocofocos in
Bait more county. wbcie they had the judges
At election aud the power OF toe sheriff t.
hack them in their ncfariouS designs In the
Eighth Election District. the polls nj Cockeys-
vile were controlled by IN armed force of
Irish from TexA- aud they bad Jew muskets
with .hayonetS fixed, which thy openly dis
ulayed aud hnasied their intention to uses
At The Twelfth District The polls az the Blue
Boil we're controlled in the same way hy
lrishmcn from the Eighth Ward. who, be-
sides muskets, bad swivel loaded to the
mnzElc, and the American voters and canl
dates were all driven from the ground 10y
o'clock IN the afternoon. Not content with
this brutal al, play at force ssme Of these
scnuudr, j. stopped Mr.. Harris rs he drove
lato town after voting. by forming lae
acru>s the Philadelphia road a. bis carriage
approached them. and they drlibefated some
time whether they would 1t him pass without
assault. Oae 81 the party al last n marked,
- Did him. let's let him slide" The vault
ing ambition To carry this district. however,
by any means. fortunately oserleapcd itself
la viohlion of The election law, srks1A ssTH
eertrialy r'sgh IA ATenl'g osf As roe n 1As
TissiA Sistrlef eaffre,y; thus electing the
AnieF'cau rherif aud Judges OF orphans court,
asid giving Mr.. liaFris clear majority Of the
county vote. The act of 1905 requires the
ballots 20 be counted immediately after elos-
Ing the polls 81 re ptaes q Asisiseg fhs eafsss
IA the presence oi all who msy choose 10 All
tend The Demoensie judge. beaded by the
seiOriOus Dan Sseeyer. one Of them, aud an
old Empire club man, put the ballot box into
- a.
kas9n as the Herring Run Hoa~e.n and al
their leisure during the night eoaatcd The
vote - Lea Jour
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Col. G.. LEANpER EBERuAEr has laid upon
our table the first volume OF PARToN's Life If
Jackson, which has just been issued from the
press of Mason BROTHERS, New York, and
will be completed in thee volumes, CSC
pages each. Tue work is handsomely print
ed. aud when finished will be the most COM
plete life OF the illustrious JACKSON eXtant.
The New York Tribune speaks in high terms
OF the manner in which Mr.. PARTON has dis
charged his duty TO the public in this work.
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SALES or SroCK.-R. A. Alexander, Esq.
OF Spring Station, Woodiord county, KY.
has recently sold brown yearling lilly,
by Lexington out OF Motto 10y imported
Barefoot, for 81 800 to Mr.. Wade Harrison,
OF Virginia; also bay yearling Glly by Lex
ington, out OF b tie Lewis. 10y imported
Glencoe, tor 5000; aud grey yearly flly 10y
Scythian. out of Tres, by imported Trustee,
for 5000, being 81 800 for the two, TO Mr..
Davis, OF Mississippi
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DANGEROUS HAmr--Tbe Harrisburg Pa.l
1sitgTgpA says: "A lady had the habit q
picking her teeth with pins. A tritiiEg ia
NOR was the consequence, which terminated
IN cancer The brass and quicksilver used
In making these pins will account for this
circumstance. Pins are always peraleious
TO the teeth. and should never be used Tor
tooih-pieks"
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to buy hat. They were delighted with one.
inside the crown OF which was inseI ted
looking-glass. Whats the glass forl' said
one OF the men. The other, impatient ut
such display of rural ignorance. exclaim, d.
"What for! Why, for the man Who buys the
hat to see how il fits Kim, stupid
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es- Baron Liebig broke his leg al Passau
on the 9th Of September; his case Is pro-
crossing iavorably. The Baron is said TO
have discovered the way Of imparting to or
binary tobacco the flavor Of the finest
Havana.
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Sanford's Challenge Heaters.

lust received a lot Of Sauford's celebrated CHAL-
q LENGE HEATERS the most powerful heaters,
and the greatest fuel savers known. They aadpt
ed for in Private Houses, Public HILLS, Chambers,
Stores, &c. Nothing superior to them has been in
vented.
In addition TO them have variety Of other stoves
Of the best kinds; and prepared to put up fur
naces, &c and TO do all descriptions II work IN my
linz, at the shortest notice.
noye3-td JNO. W. WILSON.
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MEANS OF REMOVING THE RANcIDuY oP
bUtrkR.--Wild recommends that the batter
should be kneadcd with fresh milk and then
with pure water. He states that by this
treatment the butter Is rendered as fresh and
pure In flavor as whsn recently made. lie
ascrfbes tlIfs result 10 the fact that bayrle
acid TO which the rancid odor and ,asis ere
owing, Is readily soluble Ia fresh milk, aud l.
thus removed -Pharm Jour.
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Ambrot,nes ami MeIaneotypes.

TENHE cheapest and the best, made at the Ar
i Gallery, corner OF College and Union streets.
DaguereoItype Picture eff deceased persons can here
be copied and thrown up to the Life Size Portrait
Please call and see specimens.
c. c. HUGHES,
Principle and sole proprietor of the Aelaneotype
right in Nashville. nov21-u
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MARRIED.

November 22d, 1859, at the Church Of the Holy
Trinity, by the Rev. Dr. C. 7. Qunard Mr.. SAM VAN
LEEK to Miss ALICE daughter OF James p. Clark, Esq,
all of this city.
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A NEW One Story Brick Dwelling House, two
IA Room Porch and CIstern, situate in Shelby s
hrst addition, Russell street, opposite DIR. Her
mans cottage. For further information enquire on
the premises or at this Office noy2S-u
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HoIIoway,s 0tutmeut.-Paips in

back or limbs, stiff neck, rheumatism, rheumatic
govt, neuralgia and throat, cured by rub
bng in this great anlidote diseases OF the muscles
and nerves. Sold Maiden Lane, Y.
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misrellaurous.
CHANGE OF LOCATION.

HAVING purchased OF Nj. Gas W. s,rru his en-
II tire stock Of BOOKS AND STATTONFRY -
No Al College street, shall at once rernor., - -
STOCK rom Market street 20 the Store. No Al coi.
t TX street v here ! intend continuing the Bo0R
us departments, and where shall be pleased 20 50
ny ola lrlenas and the pubic generally
NV. :; io's. +. HAGAN
having disposed OF my stock Of Books Stationerx
&c, 10 MT r. hAGAS, solicit Continuance az -
CHAS- W. SMITH
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BRANDY! BRANDY :!

WE ksSe jsst rscsived 10 b sold for Aeeenni
w esaslgnees, the following superior Brady sa
o Han fipes OsAFd. nnFey Co, cosnacs iss.s
- :. finest C&sli1sn CO. . .sss,
4o1zrter a. hleqaib 49,
- os.fa. purey 4 Co :. lses;
The asoys ui;i be sold an crsdsf 81 'enr n..'s-
n nas disposed - prev Cur hext aseae1 -
fTsess.v nexs1 u viii BE- agered ~ aseiion- S@A
- cAkrER. vifsFoRn co.
.~.e. 70. ! N4fksi sElsss.
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A Partner Wanted.

NJ ITH cash capital of 81 600 or $1,000 will be
w ceived as equal partner in a business where
50 900 is already invested. Address "A. b.. ," care
Methodist Publishing House, Nashville, Tenn.
N Bills Of stock on hand VIII be shown to sat
isfy the party that the above amount is actually
Invested. lnov75-lu
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Louisville and Nashville
RAILROAD.
- 90 - e

TWO IkrorFh Passenger Trains between Nash
viiie and louissiiie. uaklrg cloee connections Al
Louisville for NsN York Boston, Phi adeilh Bal
tnnoFs, Washington Guy, buaalo. Niagara Falls,
Cleveland, Chs iunati -. iocIs, and a Tar West
fiTti TRAIN bsver Nashville ~ A. d.. dsiiy. STRIP
Plns a GsiistiU, Bcwhs Green, 6sFgcw Junction,
AfsabefbioN and All rescisr stAius Sodtb q LIB
aRon JnUesUn, xhen sigi.Allcd ~ nag, and srriv-
leuissiiie a 81 A. ~. storring above, and ar
nstI.g Nashville 81 $50 q. n.
rsrsad tram ie4Ncs Nsg3tiiie al as p. n. dolly,
fS1ndzys rzerrted , stopItng nrst tain and ar
iss "a l. 0i-ys ~ II u HigiI Returning leaves
ixauisg is a 2-l 4. ", slopfEs above, aLd ar
riting sn Nastxiir "a l2-io ~ night
Gzisaiia ArcoBshsedstkn Iraiu Raves Nashrhe
d4ly tsaHeays exceisedl ~ 400 r. n, sioppfng ~
FcsUiar Eistils Nbrt fisnAiici BY o4g, and 4rrv-
lns IN Gallklin atS=SF. N krtarhng leaves GAAl.-
ia .. Q 20 a n, aud arrives N Nashville a $40
4. n.
Al Fmtp. 0enTI<ket AS Eev9 ar
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INOUR good Upstair Rooms (in respectable family
II a Wood or Goa House, with use OF Yard and
Hydrant. Possession LIST January, 1850.
Apply 1t this Office nov21-u
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WANTED.
FOR RENT.

A GIRL to do house work; industrious whine or
II black girl will answer. Apply at No. l9 South
Spruce street, this Office. nov22u
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WEEkLIES.

NEW YORK LEDGER; NEW YORK MERCURY;
NEW YORK WEEKLY; NEW YORK CLIPPER:
NEW YORK HFRALD; OUR MUSICAL FRIEND
THE Nj Steal WORLD; THE BUDGET OF FUN;
PoRTER's SPIRIT OF FLAG OF OUR UNION;
THE TIMES; TIE PILOT;
NATIONAL POLICE GA HARPER'S WEEKLY;
ZETTE; FRANK LFSLIE'S PIC
BAIIOU'S PICTORIAL; TOIIAL;
sc, sc.
Are kept constantly on hand Subscriptions receiv-
ed and the latest numbers sold by
p. HAGAN,
noy2e-tr A. College street.
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SApONlFlEN,
or
CONCENTRATED POTASH.

ksvs tAsa Do4bis ~ S;ys.gtA y 00Sssary PatasA
IsoR upkkAs sap sahaas line. sth llltie troekis
II and a. tflzlng expcase. fas cke4p<ss zFtaCie
kssceFeFee fer tas pNrPess. Uas peaa1 Hiii sale
1sirs n1lesn s.iishs ~ soca aesl sa4Ps % nfGe
Eeasas M4rd Sssp. frtatsrs eiii nna e = s1f.srser
Art.s foF eiszetag syPe las Esrfesuy s1lesis AID
ire froan lnasaFsissk-
Rss.ksasa saaalllsnps ana pal aP n ], ,, azd
-a.saf.sssrse al ths CHALLENGE CHEMICAL
h bCRKEE 90.
szz2-4ssiy izi fssfi street, Ass AeEk.
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Hem ADpertisrments.

For Louisville and Cincinnati.
TINE hno passe- ger and a GT-rn -
freight picket steamer wHNsrfxkr7
wENONA, Capt. 4. BARCLAY Ss<k--rz=sz-k srszy-s
in command. VIII ioave Tor the above and MI inter-
mediate ports on SATURDAY, November Goth, at 1
o'alock, 2. NJ For freight passage apply
board or -
A. HAMILTON, ! -.
nov2e-lt II. IL. HARRISON, "hs''S
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Dissolution.

rI%HE co-pArtnershir heretofore sEistng under the
i style aEd GFm - i. NJ. LANGLEY o., has
fhis day bfen a. solved ~ mHtasl carsent lbr
business Hiu hafsaffer Be conducted ~ J. W.
LANGLEY, xhss anne atthoriSva o. settle tAs
business ~ ave ate nTai-
a. RJCkER. Jr.
J ". LAS6ILr.
Sakhssiis July isf- isSD.
Nn-Tne Business hereafter VII Re Conducted
By she uBdersAgEed, Al the ed siSEd, - Cnssn
street. J. ". LANGLEY
ectee-u
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houses and Lots
AT BLIC SALE.

ON FRIDAY, 18TH NOVEMBER. 1859 on the pre-
~ misses, Will sell nj public sale, that valuable
improved property OF the late Mrs Taryer situated
College street IN McGaVoek's hrst addition. The
lot fronts ninety I'VE feet on College street md
back about $50 feet 90 alley. There are two
frame houses with all other necessary out houses
on the lot, which has been diviced, and each con-
tains from three to six rooms, all iu good repair.
This prop rty situated Ia OF the most thckiy
settled, ana fast improyl ing additions q Nashville,
and is IA every respect desirable property. Ne
would earnestly call tie attention Of those wishing
to purchase cheap Hnd comfortable homes this
sale, and would ASA examination OF II before day
Of sale.
TEKAs or SAIE-ore third cash, balance IN one and
two years, with interest, andA lien retained.
+. r. GLAsCoCkk Co.,
novs-td. Agents.
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DURst Ant 10 The Law ~ such case prov idcd /
Il will sell 90 the highest bidder for cHsh. the
Court House Nssly llle saturday, the lOth day
Of ID crnihrr, 1859, neg 70 man med Jack. Jack
commttod 10 tie jah 81 Dav ,dsun ooInty on
The 9Th day Il November. 1855, represented NheR
committed that be belonged 10 AlexaI Ger Jones, u
fay cite county Alabama, anI las not been reclaim.
cd. lie IL about 90 ears old fc . inches h.gh.
aud weighs about 10 pounds, and 10 Of dark coio.
pleKi0p sale under the ia~, aud will communlcaIe
good tale against all ners. See section sss OF
the Code OF Tennessee.
J. N. HINTON,
Sheriff Of Davidson county.
Ps Tup Jutin a "A
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NOTICE.
Fancy Goods.

lust received fresh stock OF Fancy Goods,
~ Combs, Brushes, Purses. Pocket Books, Porte
Leather satrhcts, Travelling Cases, shell
TaeEing Combs, Vest Buttons KAzors straps, Toilet
Mirrors, scissors Knives, &c. fallfoT salelow BY
noyl2d J. II ACShI-
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Cheap but Good.
Notice.

n he Subscribers 20 the stock of the Spring
il Street Bridge Company requested To meet
the Office OF A. y :. Lindsey, Esq., ou saturday
the lCth Cay Of hccenber next, for tie purpose Of
electing seven Directors
By order of tho COMMISSIONER
"a
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pOstpOnenlent.
Runaway Negro 10 be Sold.

The above sale Is postponed uutil MONDAY, 40.
he weather nos y
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The BatfaIion OuadrilIe Band

II announcing Themselves an gan stion adapt
ed 81 te desires - tic TorpschureAn coEmusify,
also assure The public that thes prepared 10 &C
ealnmodatc Needing Parties. sorces. Rails and any
other occasion ~hcre string mrsc j. required, on the
nust liberal terms. apple tion % hEfscHalL ky
and at NoCLrRE BENsoS's Mus!c store, Union
street hoViS-iIm
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ity and exact justice TO all paris OF the Con
ftdcraey. True Democracy means nothing
less nov; and NO spurious article shall be-
palmrd of OF me genuine article. !
abhor Douglas SquRtter Sovereignty. | lie
test the good Lord, good Devil policy of the
Washington ''Cou- titution.' / am not salts
led with Attorney Blacks "Obser-
vatioHs' on Douglas maguzlue article.
regard with distrust all politicians North
and South. who hesitate Ia declare in favor
Congressional protection to slavery ia the
territories. Aud await with great patieuce
and little hope the expose which We arr 10
lave from the President at the .opeuiug OF
Congress.
Fellow citizens. we are shortly TO meet
our Northern brethren" in Convention at
Charleston. The Convention j. 10 Ice one of
e,eat rig,,ideaucc. II the South lowers iis
dag. all Is lost. No man ia the South doubts
QUE right 10 equal justice. and equal pTotec-
ti"n 10 oar property on the high seas aud in
tie territories. No man at the Ncrih who
laNtr ihr Oulon, retrtes the Constitution
aud wants to do justice. will dispute oar
claim To lie pui GA ala equal i.ailug with
she p Opg 90 the Nurih. VIZ AsK No AN.
But th' r. viii he attempts To boodwink a.
~dh lair promises aud expressions II kind ~
gard. Nc shnli be told that wc ate Tue
clcvrrgst Fellows ia the wotld-btim tuil a.
chiAl,lfy, aud that all cur last d,malstI- must
and shall be- respected. And thea The mani
pula'iug pfoe,ss Will begin We shall b.,
ked 10 yield very little on this point, and
thea ca that, aud again on some ether. Tue
Syren wih eontuas Ia chant delicious musie
la our ears, aud II Ne llsten the end will l,.
thaI we shsll lie led far away irum dat
shrine which is devotion 10 our country.
You are sboa, 10 appoint delegate. TO 4lc
Convention at ChAflrHgoa. My advice toyaa
i plainly thls appoint discresl, sensible
mrp o. established reputation -taen lhaToagb-
iy insba,d vita HE seatimeat. that tue
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