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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-05-09

TINENNESSEE LAND FOR SALE.i offer for
sale my landed estate, lying near McMinn-
Vile Warren county, Tennessee, containing SlA
THOUSAND NINE HUNDRED AND FOUR
ACRES by recent survey. 1t lies at the foot Of
the Cumberland Mountains, nine miles from dc
Minnvile, on the Stage road leading TO Nashville,
81 miles distant and miles from Railroad De-
pot The surface is gently rolling and covered
with OAK, poplar, hickory, and walnut producing
mast in abundance. A never failing creek runs
through the whole tIsct, and in addition, there
are about % fine Springs Of pure freestone water.
The soil il goOd-producss corn, oats wheat to
bacco Sc. The wheat raised upon il has weighed
~ high ~ 40 ms. to the bushel Clover, timothy,
ami herd grass are also produced in great album
dance without either guaDo or plaster. The grass,
natural to the soil, is in great quantities every
where through the forests, from the frst Of April
until November. enough for thousand head OF
cattle, and ten thousand head Of sheep. Any
quantity of hogs can be raised Mt very irihimS
cost from the mast, which lasts from October until
June About 300 ACRES OF LAND is cleared.
ia with cabins for tenants, and the DIV Ell
Is;Q Ling L. handsomely built, with ar 10
rooms. good stables. &c. Society is good, equal
ling that of any neighborhood in Virginia. The
Southern University under the auspices Of tho
Episcopal Church, is 40 miles distant, aud the Gel
cbratcd Watering place Bershebs only y. Minis,
churches aud common schools are convenient and
numerous The climate il very mild during win
ter, and free from excessive heat in summer. The
atmosphere il dry and clear Of moisture or humid
ity from the elevation of the country-makmg It
all that persons of weak lungs could ask. Tho
constantly increasing price Of these lands would
make this fine investment to gentleman who
also wished Ia establish grain or stock estate.
To gentlemen, too, who have large quantities Ot
negroes ON the Northern border Of Virginia, and
who hold them only at the will of the Abotisnist-,
this part of Tennessee affords safe retreat
will divide the tract, il desired or sell it IN ono
body at IS per acre, part in hand and the balance
on time satisfactorily secured Address
GEORGE GLASC0Ck,
McMinnyille Warren County, Tennessee.
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BY 5. J. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

-. d.
TRUSTEES SALE OF TIN WARE, FUR
J. NITURE, &c.-By virtue of deed Of trust
dated the 2Sth day of April, 1859, from ). >:
S,ansbury. the undersigned trustee, III said deed
named. will, on Uonday, the 10th day Of Nag, o'
10 oriock 4. w., proceed to sell at auction at the
store and dwelling, occupied by the said STAINS
bury, ON Royal, between King and Cameron SITS,
all the stock in trade Of the said Stansbury, con
sisting of STOVES. TIN WARE, IRON WAKE,
&c. Also, all the HOUSEHOLD AND HITCH
EN- FURNITURE of said Stansbury, consisting
of BEDS, BEDSTEADS, CARPETS, CHAIRS,
TABLES, &c.
TERMS or SALE:-0n all sums Of or below so
cssb--on all sums above $25, credit OF thirty
days will be given, the purchaser giving note
with AL approved endorser.
WILLIAM ARNOLD, Trustee.
Ee- All persons indebted to Joseph ). STAINS
bury, are requested to make immediate payment
my 6-eots w a.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-05-09

Rev. DR.. Fuller, of Baltimore, has been
elected President of the Southern Baptist Con
ventiun, now in session at Richmond.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-05-09

Flsu MARkET-There was no increase OF
arrivals. on Saturday, and prices remain
about the same as through the week, VIZ :;
shad 80 to Sl3 per hundred. herring sll! to
81 Der thousand.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-05-09

SPRING GOODS.
W. & A. MURRAY, Merchant Tailors,
4 RE now receiving their SPRING GOODS and
n would invite all in want OF any thing III they
line tn give them call. NH "
John MURPHY. ATTORNEY Ar L4E,
y will practice in the Courts OF Wes'inorei /nd,
Richmond ind Northumberland Counties. Post
Office, Rlce's Store, Newfoundland County, Va
dec I'll .. -
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CON E r CIAL.
The Markets.

BALTIMORE, May Flour is quiet; Howard
unchanged; good to prime white $l.65@sL75;
good to prime red 81 .5O@ $3.50. Corn is steady,
aud less buoyant; prime yellow s6@SSc white s.
@S6c. Provisions steady. Whiskey is &c. high
or, closing at s7i for Ohio.
NEW York, May Flour closed with an adj
vance of so l0c Wheat closed with an advance
of lc.; Western rcd 1870 l56c. Corn closed high
er; mixed Gle; yellow 93@95c. Pork closed low
or; mess declined Sc. at Sl6.l2@$l6.lS. Lard
closed dull. Whiskey firm at 2Sc.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-05-09

.es DISPATCH STEAM LINE FOR
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Propeller D..
JEROME, Capt. Jerome will leave Philadelphia.
ON Wednesday afternoon, and Alexandria, on Sa-
turday afternoon, at six o'clock For freight,
which will b. taken on reasonable terms. Apply
70 THOMAS WEBSTER, JR,
II North Wharves, Philadelphia.
OF to STEPHEN SHINN.
nv eff 81 Union street, Alexandria.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-05-09

;z;,- FOR THE HOUSE OF DELEGATES
We are authorized to announce LEWIS MckEN-
ZIE a candidate for the next House of Delegates
of VIRGINIA my 6-te
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-05-09

The promotion of Mr.. Robertson to the
Bench, creutes vacancy in the Board OF \ is
itors Of the the University Of Virginia.
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A Card.

Ivxcu- Dear !Sr:-Having been
nA, ,L,, il WAS announced in the Winchss-
shoT T;ry;nian. of April 18th. that citizens Of
",doun. Wings. who went to pennsylvania
sseure the fugitive slave, returned home.
10 80. that in future, they should act with
a 1 "smocratic party. aud that the only two
Tue left there, opponents Of Democracy, have
u'"' , ' 10 their county national Democrats,
CON" for the balance OF their lives. to unite
sI nu 10 the destinies Of that party" and
.ome importance might attach to the
le' IT.stion Of such error in the present con-
pu Wa avail ourselves Of the earliest oppor-
. les; Of disclaiming any such intention on
'u nsr, Of cooperating with the Democratic
0u .,v ,r becoming life members OF such =
p p Very respectfully. u
party JOHN NJ. PATTON.
SANFORD p. ROGERS.
NJ Ciilsad, May 4, s59.-Leesbury VASE
iagtonidn.
Nr Shackellord, in the Blue Ridge Re
,,bl;san, most distinctly and emphaticslly
,.r;s, that he has ever said that "he cannot
;. elected" The Blue Ridge Republican
..,.-"We have been in the extreme ends
3 the District, recently. and have seen gem
,Ismen of both parties, from various parts
" i and we say to the friends Of Shackel-
.,rj that he is gaiai,.y strength daiiy-that If
they will 90 to work in right good earnest.
tbsy will see that he is the "strong man"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-05-09

~ The LApISs interested in the success OF the
Christian Association, of this city, are respectfully
requested to meet in the Rooms Of the Association,
ON Royal street, at A o'clock, this afternoon.
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McMinnvills, Warren County, Tennessee
ian 20-eO4m

CARRIAGES. CARRIAGES CARRIAGES"
~ This is to inform tho public, and many Gus
TONERS who have been waiting for them, that
have received my spring stock Of CARRIAGES.
and persons intending to purchase cannot fail 10
he suited, as have now on hand more than TWEEN
ty different styles Of the most approved kinds tin
addition to my own make Of New York and vii
mington manufacture. Having made favorable
arrangements with some Of the most celebrated
manufacturers in this country, can now furnish
on demand or to order any kind Of fashionable
CARRIAGE. from light Buggy to the largest
class Coach. or the most reasonable terms. Gait
and examine, and if you DO not purchase no harm
done. All new work sold from this establishment
warranted. Some second hand CARRIAGES al
40 for sale. THOMAS YOUNG,
Carriage Repository, No. 400, Penn. avenue
Washington. ap 26--eO2m
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-05-09

BAGS! BAGS! BAGS!!!
THE CHEAPEST AND BEST BAGS!
BALTIMORE BAG FACTORY,
Mo- WOOD STREET, BOWLY's WHARF,
BALTIMORE, MD,
Keeps constantly Oh hand and makes to order,
all descriptions OF Machine made, Hand made, and
Seamless
3 A q s
For the use Of
RIO AND LAGrYRA COFFEE,
FARMERS AND MILLKss,
GrAvo AND plastic,
GRuCEHs AND SHIPPERS,
GuSsr, SALT AND SUGAR.
BUCKWHEAT AND FLOUR BAGS,
Of any size,
PRINTED IN HANDSOME STYLE.
SECONDHAND BAGS.
uf yariou. klud-. tor sale. All BAGS made at
this establishment
GUARANTEED ACCORDING TO SAMPLE.
The largest aud smallest orders filed promptly,
aud ut LOWER RATES than they can be bought
for rl>cwh here.
Gss~ All orders will receive the prompt personal
attention of the Proprietor.
JOHN c. GRAFFLIN,
No. Wood street, Bowly's Wharf. Bait.
NH 2j--r"2m
NISH, FISH" n!-ROBINSUN q
Il PAYNE have Just received. aud offer for sale
on the lowest terms
2p0 barrel, PASSPORT Herring
loo 10 Alewnvs
Nj We will lac constantly i'll receipt of fresh
supplies. Purchasers would do we'll u give us Il
call before purchasing. my
nv A CARD
/ q THE PT BLlC Persons wishing to visit
the Country during the Summer. may find cOmfor-
table accommodations at
TAYLORS HOTEL, Winchester,
AT moderate rates. by the Week or Month. Rooms
LARGE AND AIRY. SlLAS j. SANDERS,
ap l2-e"lm Proprietor.
INAUQUIER LAND FOR SALE offer for
i sale my FARM. situated near the railroad,
about nile from Bealtnn Station, containing
FIVE lit NpRED ACRES. two third, arabic the
~. balance in wood. The improvements consist
~. of lnrg. handsome new DWELLING, with
porch in front, containing five Rooms and hall,
aud the 'ary out buildings. Tho land il -us
crprihlc of division into two farms, and would be
divided H. -uir purchasers. There is II ELL
rt excellent WATER near the house. The LAND
will he sold "m accommodating terms. AppHca
tion may be made To the undersigned. who resides
"n the premises THOS. :. ROY.
Fauquier County NH 2s-2aw:m
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-05-09

VANILLA BEANS.--Just received supply OF
Y very fine Vanilla Beams also Extract Nau'I-
Ia in bottles-for sale by
49, - JOHN LEADBEATER l. SON.
h,oo Stubers Old Stand.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-05-09

4 VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE.-The val
n liable FARM of the late e. Z. Taliaferro, de
ceased. in Cupcper County, is offered for sale, pr
vately. This Farm is on the Rapidan River, ad-
joining the Rapdan Station, Orange and Alexsn-
dria Rairoad--ths Station being only a few hun
bred yards from the dwelling house and barn, 4!
contains $50 ACRES, is highly productive. 'itua
ted in a beautiful country. and surrounded by a
- most desirable neighborhood. The BUILD
Ea INGS are convenient, and in good repair
Terms accommodating. Any Information IN re
lation to the Farm may no bad by spPhcauon 10
the subscriber, or tn the following persons Roht.
4. Mayo. esd, DR.. Y. W. Roddy, Richmond: d..
A. Taliaferro. Culpeper Court House, or DIR. II. ID.
Taldferro, Orange Court House.
LAW. II. TALTAFERRO.
lnnilun Slulinn Culnenar Co. NH l-2nNlf
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N o &c E.

NNHE VEGETABLE AND OTHER STANDS.
in the Market Square. (cNccpt the Butchers
Stals.> will he offered publicly for rent, on S"f"r
d,,y, May 1i,h for the ensuing year.
T. WHTTTIN0T0N, Clerk of the Market.
an Odd
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-05-09

Col. Thomas J. Boyd, at present member
of the Board Of Public Works, is II candl'
date for the Legislature in Wythe county
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-05-09

l1s- HuGH LATHAM, esq. is respectfully presen-
ted AS n candidate for the next House of Delegates
of Virginia, and will be supported by
INV 1t. MANY DEMOCRATS.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-05-09

CtWEDES IRON just received. with n further
- supply of those superior Norway Nail Rods.
Also on hand an assortment OF "R"lcd and Ham
mcrei Plough Plates" all Of which will he sold
at the lowest market rates
GEO. +. BALDWIN,
,- No IL North Fairfax street
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-05-09

NANCY ARTICLES.-Shaving Brushes. India
n Rubber Combs Hair Brushes, Lublns EX-
tracts, Chsmois Skins Nail Brushes. Farina Co
logne, Pomsdes, DC, just received and for sale by
J. LEADBEATER i son.
sooa Stabler's Old Stand.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-05-09

DRUGS AND FANCY ARrlCLES.-Powd
- Cubebs: Matco: Black Pepper; Nitrate Sill
yer Pow'd Iron; Calcined Magnesa; Hcnrys and
Husbands Magnesia; Kcnuedy's Medical Discoye-
nv; Sanfords Invigorator; Wilbor's Cod Liver OIL;
Blairs Syrup Of Phosphates; Burnett's C"eoains,
lust received. and for sale hy
J. WILLIAM BOWLING,
Ea;r f.x
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49, - 49,
A L N A N A C .
MOONS PHASES.
Rim LIST.
PORT OF ALEXANDRIA-MAY

ARRIVED.
Brig Lspi Travers from Mayaguez, Porto Rico
with sugar and molssses to Il. II. Lsmlrrt-sailed
On the 10th ult., and experienced heavy weather
on the passage, and has boon north of Cape Hat
teras ii days, with continued gales OF wind, but
sustained no damage.
Schr. Oregon, Lowell, Albany, merchandise to
Schr. Hugh Collins. Balance, Plymouth y. u
shingles to Master.
Schr NJ. p. Ivey, Mertle, North Carolina, lum-
Der to Smoot, Uhlsr Co.
SAsED
Schr. Mary Anna, Gibbs, Boston, by d. b
Smith.
Schr. John Compton, shiun Providence, by T.
j. Mchaffey.
Schr. Mary Matt, Ireland, Salem. by T. J. Me-
haffey.
Propeller Diamond State, Kerwn, Baltimore, by
Wheat i Bro.
MEMORANDA.
Brig Elisha Doane Loring, and schrs. Saunders,
Wyman, for this port. cid at Boston, 9Th instant,
Dancing Wave, Bennett hence ut do same day.
Schr. Arctic, Hicks, for this port, cid at New
York, 9Th inst
Schr. Alexander Henderson. Smith. from this
port. for Danversport sailed from Holmes Hole,
4th inst.
Schr. Mary Adeline jenkins, for this port, cid
ut Norfolk, 5th inst.
Schr. Telegraph. Nickerson. from Georgetown
ID. c., arrived at Salem. 81 lust.
Schr. c. l.. Bayles. Tooker, for this port, efd at
Philadelphia, Oh inst
9is-Messrs. Thomas, SMITH. and SHAcKELfoRp,
will address the people, at Alexandria, on Thurs
day. the 18th Of May. aP2I-h
Ms- FIRE DErAGrMENr.-The members OF the
Fire Department are hereby notified to attend II
,,..,, al the Hal uf the Sun Fire Engine House,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-05-09

Zi3- H. CLAY WARD will he supported for II
seat in the next Legislature, by
my 5-te MANY NoIfhS'
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-05-09

SUNDAY School ExHIBITIoN.-The chill
dren of ST. Mary's Sunday School give their
Second Annual Exhibition and Concert at
Liberty Hall, this evening. The exercises
will consist Of singing, reritations, &c. aud
conclude with the Coronation of the Queen
of May. There will, no doubt, he II large
audience in attendance.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-05-09

REGIurxTAL MUSTER. The Rrgimental
Muster. of the 10th Regiment Virginia
Militia, passed off on Saturday i'll n compare
lively puietmanner. Most ofthe companies
were out in full force, and the staff made
fine appearance. In the afternoon, the Regi-
mcnt paradrd through the principal streets
Of the citv
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-05-09
RLEAcHING AND PRESSING

BLEACHING AND PRESSING
LIVERY description of STRAW HATS and
II BONNETS, Bleached and Pressed in supc-
r,or manner. by MRS. }. A. NASH,
INV 6-eo3t No. 43 Fairtax-st.. South Of Prince.
TEST RECEIVED this day. per Adams It Co.'S
81 Express. | case Of those new style HATS.
called the Ledger Genoux Hats, something en-
tirely new in this market ~ ,,.>s
my D. l. T., AVS
lust RECEIVED another supply OF those de
D srahle aud easy fitting French CuksE ] -
such ~ Bodice Cor,etts, Touruure Corsetts, Short
Wasted Corsetts. and for sale by
my bhl Az ApA."''
VISITING CARDS; Wedding and Reception
Y Invitations engraved and printed i'll the hrst
style, by one OF the best artists IN the United
States, At short notice, by
my hobEnl nhh''-
TIME PATENT DOUBLE ICE PITCHER. in
Britannia and Silver plated. for sale by
APP; JUN ""phN
TAY.-Bale Hay for sale by
II any WHEAT 4 BRO.
CWEET ClDER-Just received and for sale BY
Smy5 J. L. DOUGLASS.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-05-09

May BALL-Professor Antonio gives a
grand Ball this evening, at Sarepta Hall, 70
his pupils and friends which will, no
doubt, he pleasant to all who may attend.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-05-09

OYsrERs.-We received on Saturday. from
Mr.. John y. Price, mess Of prime Oysters,
such as he is daily receiving from Annapo
lis, from whence he is also IN daily receipt
of Crabs. fresh and good.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-05-09

The large Northern city papers are call
ing upon the authorities in those cities to
commence tue work of cleaning up and
guarding against the introduction, ~ far as
thev can, of disease The weather is get
TIM warm, and il is full time to begin,
ercry rh,n.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-05-09

/XONGRESS SPRING WATER, just received
u and for sale by o,r,,x,
myo az. corner of Prince and Fairfax SITS.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-05-09

The Rev. Mr. Nelson, rector of the Green
Mountain Church. has been engaged rs as
sistant rector of Christ's Church, Charlottes-
Vile, Mr. Il. h. Meade, Rector
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-05-09

&Ss-M essrs. THOMAS, SMITH. and SHAcKELfoRp,
will address the people, at Alexandria, on Thurs
day the 18th Of May. apT-h
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-05-09

AuCrIoN SAlE.-lnder the Auction head
will be found the advertisement of b. II.
Jenkins who, to-day. will sell his fine new
dwelling on Columbus street; afnrding an
excellent opportunity t" any one DESTROYS
Of obtaining permanent and excellent
home.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-01-28
PUBLIC DOCUMENTS.

Our thanks are due to the Hon. N. Z. II.
Garncti for neatly bound copies Of the
Message and Documents, 1852" Com
rncrcc and Navigation, 1855" "Rcport Of the Fl
nanccs, 1878, Smithsonian Report, 1857"
Such iavors are very useful to editors.
The constant drain Of daily editorials requires
continual posting, and much labor is saved
when the materials are found in compact vo-
lurnes, instead of scattered pamphlets and
newspapers. While acknowledging Mr.. Gar
occasional favors of similar kind from the
rest of our delegation in Congress. will not be
unacceptable
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-01-28

THOMAS ". WALTON. ESQ.

W. are requested by a number Of influen-
ia! Democrats in Pittsylvania county. to an
nouncc Thomas W. Walton, Esq. as a cand-
date to represent that county in the House OF
Delegates. Ii will be remembered that Mr..
Waltan led fororn hope for the Democracy
Of Pttsylvania, in 1855, defeating the Opposi-
ton against all odds and expectations. in 1857
his nomination for reelection was defeated be-
fore the nominating caucus. The consequence
was 4 defeat Of the candidates nominated
Relying on Mr.. Wal,on's well-tried popularity,
his numerous friends ardently anticipate his
triumphant election next spring.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-01-28

day. The Virginia Central and the Covington
and Ohio road. now in course Of construction,
also offer another speedy transit, in prospec.
tive, to the West, even 10 the borders Of civili-
Ztion.
Our position. then. being central, is most
available to oil points, North and South No
..her site can possibly be found, having the
same fi';lties 10 scatter supplies at Il moments
notice 10 all parts OF the Union. We may even
60 further South 10 the Carolinas, or To Gcor.
gia- for location; and, supposing them to
possess the means and the material, rs We do,
which is ROT the case. as We shall show, and
the ability To supply the South, without refer.
cncc 10 the North, they viii! not for moment
compare with location here: but when We cx.
tend our view TO the North and West, no point to
the South of Richmond is even worthy Of con-
si!eration IN comparlson-no practical man
would, for moment, think Of going further to
do better. II would be better, as far as the in.
tcrcs,s Of the Government are concerned, to
locate further North than further South. But
our site is central. and having aN The necessary
means and material in sup"raLmdancc. as we
shall show is, therefore, in consideration of all
the foregoing facts, :hc 0o-. Graitajir.
5. II. DEEow.
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interest 10 the South through the cloven ranks
o, his own party friends, whose only sin is
that nc opposed "A policy crooked.limp.
ing: oleareyed. cross.eyed free State policy,
with only the little 1ehite in it derived from the
dt'M9ism OF PARTY" Apolcy which the
President in his message now admits he adopt.
ed ard urged as he 6tst ,.rv 10 make free
State The plain English Of all the Admins.
tration has done or said respecting Kansas. is
an invitation 10 her 10 robe herself in the RIGHT.
cOusncSs Of Frccsoilism and come into IN.
Cnion--the honorcd guest Of the National De.
mocracy. Come in"' is the language of Mr..
Buchanan's "LccOmpton policy" and then
'elang. vcIr c9n.titution and become Tree
Stl!e at oi:ct.' If you remain in a territorial
condition. the South will be asking trouble.
some questions about her rights Do JUS, come
ink the power in the hands Of your present
"anti.slavery party" and settle the question:
The Constitution did not admit of change IS
to slavery before 1865, and Congress changed
this power to change, into one to change when.
ever change chose to change Gt once, and so
convert Alaee State into a free State contra
ry TO the Constitution Hkieh ertatsi her-not
by her own original, self-originated and per.
fected policy. but by erecutirS suggestion and
Congressional compliance, and party "Leeomp-
ton pot!cg.''
This modification OF the Kansas Constitu.
ton. Gen. Davis and Gov Wise's enemies IN
the Senate voted for. and the presses which de.
noince him. support. And yet Gen. Davis
and Gov. Wise's Lecompton enemies voted to
force the State of Kansas into the Union uith.
ort SubT.H;ing t3 her this change of her choice
TO change. But change in the schedule
about the L,rd must needs be referred! and
Gen. Davis would not refuse TO DO cractly
'that Gor. WGse recommended. for '.al the land
on the American Continent" And yet Mr.
Buchanan is n model .ogthera Righh' Presi.
dent; and Jefferson Davis is the guiding star
OF Southern craftsmanship, and Henry A. Wise
Is pro'trited! Is there no appreciation of merit
no sense Of iustice-no perception Of intcres,
no regard icr honor in the heart Of the South.
ern Democracy? Whence comes this reckless,
unrcasoning spirit Of discord and prescription
Do aspirsn,s and friends deem that in 1850 the
Democratic candidate will not need all the in.
fiuence and activity OF the harmonized Demo-
cracvv to secure triumph Of principle and con.
stitutonal liberty Or do they madly or mean.
" calculate that no injustice ard obloIuy can
drive such men rs Gov. Wise into solitude and
despair: II concerns the very existence OF the
Republic and the glcry and destiny OF the South,
that the fang Of prescription shall BE- drawn
and equal justice and a generous liberality be
accorded toa!! the patriotic leaders Of the Demo
cracy. The counses which doom Wise To pro.
scription will doom the party to defeat and the
Republic Ia overthrow. What is not less dc
plorablc, they will doom the South TO destruc.
ton and humiliation WILL WARWICK.
sunny SLOPE, Ala