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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-12-17
SAkS BIZ AUCTION.
THIS DAY.
Yalua bile Fssaik Garaa. r..

- ON WEDxEseAsfthe 7th Of DEcEAHyr a, ~
mont of The Masta House, In Lynchburg M, ,ock, In
~-RkutT oAHDnE. near the Campbell oo,,, MI vi ny
pike mica soutzsf Lyncbburg The Improvement iun-
n small Dwelling House, Stable Smoke House De "h'of
,B0V choke Fruit Trees. comprising few OF . ahu about
Of Peaches. Apples Apricos Ncctnrines Pums P ",''t
contains 30 Acres, by recent survey third, Of Il
Timber. has spring Of pure and excellent wnt ~
dwelling, and magnificent view Of the near liz
and the city Of Lynchburg. s "'ouHians
Further Information be had by callino All, -. ,
the undersigned at L. l. Armisteads shoe and Ia arshg
Main etre.i, ID nsii,urg. ' o'ofe. 40
Tgsns-4. AMI IL moaths " in approved ,a. -
withheld Gniil the last payment is made. The lille
9-ctsdecn j. NJ Aru,.,..
POsfpOnement.
In consequence Of the inclenelcy Of the weatbe, IL
sale is postponed until SATURDAY i7ih inst al WIZ e a'c
It will take place at II O'Clock. IIhieh Tine
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-12-17

ELECTION OF U. 8. SENATOR ny THE Texas L,o.
isLArcnE.-New Orleans. Dec. l4.-Tho State
Legl:la'1re Of aeI as nave elected Mr.. wigfall.
regular democrat United States Senator by two
majority.
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to tunnel it through the middle. AT about 40 feet
from he entrance he discovered vast deposits OF
pottery, bat rs he has not yet reached the CEN
trc, y is not known whether it contains goh or
mi
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Trustees sale Of Land In Franklin "a

10y virtue Of deed of executed by Isaac Jones
Jlsaac jones trustee to the payment Of
therein mentioned uc TO said Isaac Jones' Jr and
Franklin Count, Court clerks Office, I'd day Of October
lSi and 10 which deed the undersigned by orer
The County court III Franklin, pronounced e 9th day II De
cebe 1862 sus.ntcdas trustee in th" place II the said Isaac
NJ. Joncsl shaA the 11th day Of JANUABl ls6O upon
the misses proceed to SELL by public auction, for
OF land ng IN said county OF franklin belonging to the
Isaac Jones J known tho FFALO tract and adjoining
the lands of Harvey Clayton and Oters containing
more or less Persons Wishing TO purchase the
quality Of said land by nquiring Of residing
negborhood Of the undersigned at Rocky Mount
County. dec y-lm q. f. DENNIS, Trustee
BY TuQS " kEESEE AucrI,xrrp
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To the Afflicted

To the Afflicted.
IN ~ TORMENrED with Pain, and s,,rchetl with fryars
VICE swr know You and impatient affections
m>t neccssT! make You. beg that will compose
sell "nr inoncnt, that may learn the extent Your nal-
diVs anu oner YOU We prescription for their
Are You n ,I"Ie and has stomach refused perform
us functions t your strength has failed and Lille become
burden II 81, We ofcr You. in BAHEEs rREAIrN BrrrGs
never ihiiin2 rrine. for life Are troubled
Nns eaachas, ana imncs Of incidental thereto: Then
fcSrl To BAkEGs BrEks only hope Are
it lr"h c"hs'ihttd bowels and torpid lncrf BAKEas
MUM biTTf.s VIII arouse both and them
essential 10 health. Have delicate and t,nii.,
rh,ren who have lost all relish fur hood hourly was.
my away BAKERS BrfEEs, the
covered VIII strike at the their diseases
them hpietIes and strength Do section where
nsue ana ir'er hold continual If lnus, nj
hes' diseases and defy their power ed regularly
bAhHK bits Darfhra, Choic, Cholera Morbus and all
other diseases, arising from nd.ss Improper scrr-
tons rapidly Yield /" the health giving influence of this crca,
intrhr, winch ~ now sold throughout this country Drug
U' GENERALLY ami is extensively used Than any Other
medicine KNOWN These Rrers their way at home.
irinrc they were offered 10 the Of world and that
ihf are known and appreciated the proprietor desires
VINO ntcd Their aid have II at moderate Price only
30 cents hnttv.
For sale by all the Druggists in Iynchburg and by all the
Wh' Druggists IN the city Of Richmond, AMI elsewhere
niTs; ais OF Mssrs Chs Solt Il Co., Washington city,
~ ~ b. H. Sihbler Co.. Baltimore Md. II. b. Miller
ington, Ky; aud Barnes " Park, n. 1.
oicrs llicd by addressing f. BAkEE, pr,pretr,
"e' 29dStts Richmond Va.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-12-17

Prentice, of tho Louisville Journal, thinks the
Democracy made mistake in selecting the 23rd
day of April for the meeting Of tho Charleston
Convention. lie says it should have been the first
day Of that month.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-12-17

- - -
wz.s re sAid. i. .yspstsaAys papss. shss the
Douglas Democrats we're ''neditsiing coalition
with TIE Black Republicans in the House Of Rep
rsssataiivss, ne did no. suppose Cur judgment in
The matter would b soon confirmed. But the
telegraph reports that Tie deed has already been
dons--thas three Of than have gone over boldly
10 tn sappos< Of Sherman, the Black Republican
candidate for 6pssksr.
Very likely the remainder will follow in day
or two .'Cssf h Prs.ier pos ssi ossss'-snd -
the arst step has been taken, there will be no hes
itatiou or reserve !. taking the second. For some
days, these Douglas Democrats have stood in .
doabtfsl sad aacersain position between the two
opposing lines, a. II reluctant to make the move
which they contemplated from the beginning
bat the afsctation Of doubt 10 at last given up
and they are found in bold and open alliance with
the sndorssrs Of Hsipss. There can DO no mis-
take aboat shsirposition In the future.
The people Of the South will note the fact that
Il il not the Whies Of Congress who have united
with this sectional party 10 secure the control Of
tbs Hcass Of Representatives. They are men
who call themselves Democrats--wbo profess to
BE- politically and personally. the followers Of Sc
nstor Douglas. That senator 10 In Washington,
and familiar with all the circumstances Of this
contest for Speaker. tits not . violent presump-
ton. bat logical and legitimate conclusion, tina.
the conduct Of these men is approved by tho
Illinois Senator. If indeed the step they have TAX
en- 10 not tho result Of his own suggestion. The
others need not Affect . reluctance TO follow the
lead which has been nade BY these three. Let
them do at once what they deliberately medtated
from the beginning and organise the House with
. Black Republican Speaker. An intelligent
public will know where to place the rosponsibli-
".
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Franklin Building Fund Association.
&>THE regular MontA!y Nesting o. shs Assoe.allo.
osrT lAe Book store u Pay . Btsekford
dec I'LL 50 "a. " 1.e. = .eas.
5Powerless for Evil-Potent for Good.
WHEN pain or inhammsslon IL present, and Brand
~ rel's pills used. hey at seize upon the hu
NOR which are occasioa ef The pain and Inflammation aud
remove them the b.ry This quality of alone seizng
hold and eaunx expulsion III depraycd hunors Is oss
ed b, medicine For Brandresss Pills operate soeiy
ur ios mpurie. which aud Affect The Tissues hd
organs affected disease BY AFFINITY, THEY SEIZE
TLst M uugs BELOW THAT OF THE SUR
PARTS, aud cSIl them from the body Young po
pie cannot middle aged and old people can, In measure
that medicine which, being used in sickness heis
o, uI, disease and which has no power except
upon tose whose presence produces every PAM ahd
removal every dase whatever organ Is al
fecc there wonderful pills penetrate and remove lph
from preventing settling OF The humors because
they rom the body In rheumatism feser peu
r.s pains In the side dyspepsia head aches costly
asthma Colds coughs thruats, piles. ulcers, bol ty
give Immediate relief and taken early prevent organic DIS
ea.s Maacs pronounced beyond human skill, have yielded
their and millions of human lives have been saved
by their timely Oh! now important In sickness 70 use mat
medicine which only cxnguises the DISEASE and leaves no
evil effect behind. sold at DR. Brandreh's Principal ONCE
No 4 ami Street, New York and by all respectable dealers
In medrne. dec l6dlm
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Notice.

MAN by The name Of FRAZER came to Tho house OF my
~ Rather, Mr. ~ ID. Dkcrson Tuesday, the 9th day
this month and borrowed mare saddle, Bride
10 fnrmie Nth the promise that he would in
hours when last heard from he at APPROXIMATION Ho
Offering said mare saddle and bre for sale This
ton The public against buying SAID horse, saddle and Bride
The animal taken black fly three years old
spring; saddle and bride almost Frazer Is about -
or "a years of five eet nine ten inches high, light
beard and mousachc, dark hair and eyes and
right breast He was dressed in dark clothes, crown
brim brown colored hat and shawl lie remained Bookers
Hotel In farmvie Monday night and left paying his
bill. EOBERT NJ DICK EESfNe
decl3G Prince Edward County, Va
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-12-17

The Washington correspondent Of the Charles
ton Mercury, referring to the debate in Congress.
says:
This speech-making for home distribution has
become an intolerable nuisance, and the mails
have gone northward laden with tons Of yerbiage
carefully enveloped and transmitted at the expense
Of our venerable and generous Uncle Samuel
The best speeches thus sent have been written BY
the literary Bohemians who encamp here du-
ring the winter who have charged twenty five
dollars for an "hour speech" and have been
equally willing to write on either side of any ques-
tion.
Bather curious charge hat-that honorable
members do not make their Own speeches, but
hase them written by Literary Bohemians" at
the cheap rate Of twenty-five dollars apiece. In
some cases, however. we doubt not, the charge il
trus. We should say that twenty-five dollars f.,
m 'benr speech, of the 'best" quality was cheaE
enough.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-12-17

OVERCOATS
OF Beaver. Pilot Plush, Fur. Pcersham and Cashmere.
Blu SINESS COATS.
OF Black and Fancy Cashmere, Cloth and Beaver
FROCk COATS
Of French English and German Cloths
D ESS CO ATS
OF French Cloths Black and Blue
Il O US G O A II =
OF several ara'les-cut and made in good style
BLACK PANTS
OF French and English Doeskins.
"A CY PA rs
OF Cashmere and satnet-a all grades and colors.
PLUSH VESTS
OF beautiful patti ems, Pain aud Fancy
ST l. * V l.. Il S
G! Back and Fancy clrs Sinl and Double Breasted
CA s SIM ERE VESTS
or over hundred different patterns.
WINTER SCARFS
or Plush! Wooden, Merino and Cashmere.
= III n w L. =
OF every grade-from Ave TO thirty dollars
BLANKETS
or Sporting, Comiurters and other patterns.
Fl I r It 8
OF Linen, Cotton and Muslin, and Merno
GOOD GOODS
OF II No quality to had Of CHAS. j. RAINE
Successor to Glass h Raine,
LynchbuTg.
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WARWICK HOUSE.

WARWICK HOUSE.
~, THE ABOVE HOUSE HAVING BzEN THOROUGHLY
4M oscranlcd and repaincd will be reopcne the
instant 10y The undersigned who will be prepared
molatc several families With board and apartments and single
gentlemen with day board.
dee 1l3w MRS. MARY j. LEE
n HHDS. CUBA SUGAR-part choice;
~ $40 Bills Refined Sugar-all grades;
- Bbs Sweet Cider;
blD sacks Fine aud Coarse salt;
800 Bbls No. 1 and 3 Mackefel;
100 l,bls Apple Brandy;
40 Casks Mn,leirn Wine;
An Bags l.aguyra and Rio Coffee;
100 Bbs Portland syrup:
81 3bA New Orleans Moasses;
~ Tierces Codash
90 Casks Fine French Brandy;
400 boz. Buckets, Tubs BrooIns, &c;
3o) Bills Fine Rye Whisky;
For sale by JONES & co,
dee l5,ls Richmond.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-12-17
BY THOS. W. KEESEE, AucrloNxER.

[OrFIoy 19rH CARY srKrrrs1
- Rsz3ygA LARGE SALE OF
f1illI11EDaaAAbSArIE A neAI II
AUCTION-Wil bo
Sold public auction the Basin Richmond. TUES
DAY Goth Of December, the following CANAL BOATS, be-
longing tho SeahOard Towing and Company
ID. +. GoOCii, NAPOLEON,
Is. \. LADD, LINDEN,
4. W. JOHNS, CLEVELAND
JOHN 7. SMITH, VIRGINIA,
TIIOS II. ELLIS, JIMMY STEPTOE.
Also, nj The time and place. thirty four MULES and
six HORSES together with all uc HARNESS and other equip
ments.
Terms made known the day of sale. Sale 10
at IL O'Clock, A. NJ
WM c. SMITH, Gen' Sup'i.
Sale conducted by THos. W. KEEsEE, AucL
dec ,itts
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BY c. R. PHELPS, Auctioneer

NEGRO MAN AT AUCTION
nN SATURDAY MORNING. the nth instant ~,
~ likely Negro Man VIII s,l a
dee 1874 C. p ma.
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The Oxygenated Bitters.

4uo oAySSudCSo oltI0IS
Ss3 NATURE, In her great labra,ory has stored
VIZ remedy adapted 10 every disease winch flesh is heir
But it requires the investigation and research phi
looe 10 discover anil apply this remedy such and
most altcse 'uspensaton the DYSPEPSIA! Nth all its less
and numerous cs and It may be sae! asserted that until
Me appearance of the 0rg9enated Bitter Of y spcpsa
curci was rare experience in medical practice. Now under
the influence of these Bitcr the rule Is 10 the cAe
ton, future To cure.
Read the following which the subscriber requests us to pub
lish for the benefit o the afflicted:
An Ubd",nte and Iretfrdfe tdse Of DYSPEPSIA CURED
BY THE OXYGEYATED BIyTERS
The following from gentleman we-known In the region in
which he lives ought 10 satisfy all those of little faith
WATERFOWL n. Y, July IS ISIS.
srru W FowLr Co., Boston,-sirs Nine years since
was attacked by that of all diseases Dyssid whc
aet me as to cause great opprssion uness and boang
Of the bowels Immediately after eating, accompanied with
ribe In the stomach olen occasoning vomiting
aety and headache together with general debility aud
icring, altogether rendering life a burtfcn.
Aier having tried known remedy without effect and
despairins of rcganng lost health induced 10
make of the oxygenated Bers the good effects which
were Immediately visible my health and system Before
using whole bottle was entirely cured and feel pleasure
In inducing all like sufferers myself To make Of this
niarkuble remedy TIIEO. CALDWELL.
Prepared 10y :. W. FOWLE Co, BosroN and for sale by
William str,hrr Co.. and John II. Stay, Lynclburg 4.
G. Pugh Campbell G. H. and by all Druggists and d, alers
medicine throughout the city and country. dec ljm
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Semple's Infallible Baking Powders.
M> THESE are the most popular and the cheapest
WV Baking Powders In the market, aud inferior
10 that manufactured in the United This being
the they should be preferred b! Grocer and House
keeper In the South They manufactured in Richmond by
}. W. Garck, and sold to The trade at wholesale by Irby
Saunders
D. IL. Sea, sells Semplc's lnfllble Baking Powders
W A. stothcr Co. sell scmples nfaibc Baking Pow lers
j. H. Thompson sells Semp!e's lnalbe Baking Powders
Irby Il Saunders sell Sempe's lnabc Baking Powders.
Druggists aud Groccrs generally sell Scmps Inalble
Baking Powders nov - dIcts
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-12-17

Salt,
NEAI, OATS, CORN DRIED FRUITS, FEATHERS,
1v1 Butter Lime, Plaster, Guano.
CAMP, STAPLES h co,
doc Its bridge street, Depot
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-12-17

v IhNINTt~I IHN Noun! V0hr OF NampbcI t0nn! De
ccmber TeTm lN,9.
Ordered that an election he held in the Sth District is
county, (Which Is the city OF ltncburg
the 2i day of the month, December, III the
ccs In the Office Of Justice The Peace accustomed by
iovals from said District OF benjamin H. NoMh Henry
Brown ana Dexter oy and The following appointed Com
ihssoncrs, &c., I" supcrineni said election:
At Iffners Hutctoasd.Wm l.. saunders dor
dan, John L. Murrl, Is. b. Iaiai.ro and VIM. Is. Brown,
com'rs. Jacob H. Robinson trlrr.
Al friends Warerouse.tcor,c 4. Burks, A. b. Rucker
John n Tanner, Jno j. runis L. owens Com
ShlhL ~ humOoigh, trlc AChpy--iestc.
dee II ids j. ID. ALEXANDER.
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SPRING GARDEN SEEDS.

SPRING GARDEN SEEDS.
|Ne undersigned daily adding their already immense
Il stock of FRESH GARDEN, 1GRICULTU RAJ TREE,
SHRUB, FLOWER, AND FRUIT SEEDS, which, when com,
cied Will form the largest and best assorted stock Of Seeds IN
the word all Of which win equal, qualify aud
purity Ia any offered, and very low rates
Ne are selling first grade
Extra Early Danl q. Rouke Peas $ib0O per bushel
Burlington .......... 600
" Cedo Null
Langsters No. l ....... 800
Farbear's Champion Of England do. .,.... $50
Eart niehunc ;.............. BOO
" Yellow Six Weeks do. .............. $50
" Mohawk do. ............ .............. 400
- Rachel do. ...,.. .................. 800
horticultural Pol, do. ............... 400
Early Sovereign Potatoes-the earliest and best
POST, ro'a'oe su,a.ion. .....,.. 20 per barrel
Early French Ok Heart Cabbage
Premium Flat Dutch do
Large Red smooth Tomato
Improved New York Purple Egg Plant
New Feejee Island do Every solid)
Grass and CoNcrseeis IS all descriptions
gH NV Trade CATALoGuE ready for mailing to Appi,
Catalogue. j. NJ TIIORBURN h CO.,
Growers AMI Importers of Seeds Is John ST., New York
dee l2-2w. Il. c. col
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M S5S THE undersigned will prepare DEEDS, CONTACTS
IS WILLS, &c, upon Short notice.
plu WA n BRANCH
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-12-17

SPIcED AND NOT sPICED, ITALIAN MACCARoNI
- Powdered Spices of all kinds for sale by
dec lc-dts sTABLER 4 JONES
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-12-20
Mr.. RoezyucIk and the Family OF Louis
Philippe.

From the London Post, Dec. 2
When LOUIS Philippe a wanderer and fugitive, in
1885, fallen and discrowned he and his in
hospfable England. "What," says Mr. Roebuck, twas
the gratitude Of these lustrious personages and the
honorable end learned gentleman answers his ques-
ton in the following fashion
Why sir one Of these uerous exles actually made plan
Of he southern AZORES of England pointing where
could attacked plan Ministry France
saying that slough exile in England he still child Of
ranks Of those who carry principles The
Channel That told by gentleman dead whose
don't think right TO mention, and who said that he
saw that letter before He told me that cir
Mic proceeding 10 mention Ut that time did not mention it,
and 1have net mentioned until the present moment The
present the time when We asked to take part in
European Congress- and entapge England in foreign dis
putes risk again the blood and treasure Of England
obtain gratitude like this NJ Montaenber may wish 70 keep
NE Pope upon his throne BY Engsh bayones; and other
English We sh uld mako enemies whatever course
we took.
Now we simply ask can this statement be true; and If
60 who the member Of Louis Phuppes family capable
Of SO actipg3
REPLY OF THE PRINCE DE JoINvILLE.
LONDON POST.
Your number Of 10 day contains an extract from .
speech delivered few days ago by Mr. Roebuck in which
am pointed clearly for not to feel obliged TO
reply TO it, The assertion Of Mr. Roebuck is entirely de-
void Of foundation have made no plan Of the coasts OF
England have drawn up no project for an attack on
this country and lastly it Is unnecessary for me to say
have sent nothing to the French Ministry may add
Francen Iweud be the last to wish that the "princi
pesn which govern her should cross the Straits.
request sir fre your sense of justice, the insertion Of
this letter in your next number and beg you TO &C
'e Gaasa Ss, Bee 2, 1862 PRINCE De JoINtLLE
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-12-20
E PLURIBUS UNUM.

E PLURIBUS UNUM.
Immense Conservative Demonstration at
the Academy Of Music.
LETTER FROM GEN. WINFIELD SCOTT.
Tremendous Enthusiasm for the
Hero Of Two Wars.
Spontaneous 0utburst in Favor of the
Great PacifcatOr.
WHERE ARE NOW THE TRADING POLITICIANS!
Speeches Of Charles VCOnor, Washington Hunt,
John 4. Dix, DR.. Bethune, Professor
Mitchill and James s. Thaysr.
Sentiments Of Millard Fillmore, Martin
Van Buren, and Others.
WHAT the V0x P0PULI CAN ACC0MPL ISH
OUTSIDE DISPLAYS.
| SCENES In THE SURROUNDING STREETS.
Nomination Of Gen. Scott for
the Presidency.
TR MEND Us EURoRH.
ILLUALNATIONS AND BONFIRES.
THE METR 0POLIS FOR THE UNION.
Let Congress Lock at this Outburst Of
Popular Sentiment.
/ ~.,-o-~-oo.>~e.--y-o->--o@-
Will that Body now Elect an EndOrser Of 1.-THE
Impending Crisis" as Speaker!
/ -
The Conservative Element Of the
North Aroused.
i
The MASSES in Favor Of Blotting Out
Mason and Dixon's Line,
&C., &c., DC.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-12-20

And our phianthropic and our pous friends who ain
% me eac us
memory Of John Brown in it's place. (Grea laughter and
cnsssra Are you genssmen prepared to make the
Warrington that rises upon the banks of the Potomac
receiving its tribute from every nation Of the earth
shall that become the property Of fallen State ('No,
no hostile to US in its feelings and shhll we erect
monument in North Eba, among the wilds of the
interior ("Never, never), and make pgrimages there
to console us for the loss Of every glorious recollection,
console for from being connected with
him who was recognized as the Father Of his Country
lcres Of "No, ne and chsers) No, gentlemen we are
not prepared, trust, for this severance. We not
prepared trust either TO part with glories give
up affection for the South, are we prepared to
in the loss and deprivation Of the blessings and advan-
tages which would result TO from this most unhap-
py sentiment Of dsunion. Gentlemen, never would
which have attained but for connection with these
very much despsed and trodden upon shareholders Of
the Southern States And ge1semen the dissolution
part with the trade Of the South and we are told from
good authority that we must not only part with the
golden crownrch, teemiDg California which has added
the last requisite item to the greatness Of this nationw
not come with us. She win remain with the South
Gentlemen, II we allow this course Of injustice towards
the south TO continue these are TO be the consequences
evil to u.s. evil to them Everything Of which we are
most to our greatness and prosperity as nation must
pass from us, and probably viii pass away from them;
anu the question S, why should we perHm
preached to for permitting It. we are toa tnat
slavery is unjust told that i mater Of con
science to put down. and that whether Meaues OF com
and uphold IT, il is still unhoy and are bound to tram
pie upon those institutions and stand by what these men
arrorany tell us Is tho Of God and the principles Of
natural Justice These things, gentlemen are not dis
tingushabe The law Of God and natural justice as be-
nblcsonherso OF ancient mesheathen philosorhers-sad
The rule Of conduct between man and man is to live
honestly to inure man, and TO render to every man
his due In words far more direct and emphatic in
words of the most perfect comprehensveness the Saviour
Of Me world gave us the same rule in one short
The national era. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1847-1860, 1859-05-12

but it never meant or could mean 1t. Coy.
Cumming was merely duped by it. Judge
Eckart saw the real state Of the case, and, at
tempting like an honest man to do his duty,
was abandoned by the President. Col. john
ston would not be deceived; hence the trouble
between him and Governor Cumming. JUDD e
Cradlebaugh also attempted to do his duty, az
COL Johnston promptly sustained him, but tie
Governor again interposed in behalf of the re-
bellious power-and Mr.. Buchanan, rather than
acknowledge that he had been deceived in
claiming SO soon the suppression of the Nor
mon nuisance, was disposed to stand by the de-
luded Governor. Not the United States Off
GERS or the Federal judges were to be blamed
but the Administration and its Governor.