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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1859-09-28
ROCK SPRING ACADEMY.

VfiE third session Of this Institution will open the
louuh Monday in July. 1859, and continue for
twenty weeks. The Academy is situated 10 miles
sauihssst Of illsboroush, and 2 niles west Of Clap
Hill; IN very moral and healthy community. and
where every necessary reqaisitc ~ procuring an edu
alton, is xiended.
We prepare students for college or oi ihe ordinary
bushes. of life. The terms are as follows:
Classical Or Scientific Course, sea
English. Higher Branches, rs
Elementary, 10
Board per month. inc clldina al expenses,
7. b. Oldham. ]. Moore, and j. y. MaiDor, will take
boarders. They living very convenient. For fur
,her particulars address.
w. r. OLDHAM, Principal,
Dsks, Orange county. y. G..
June 90. 96-
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yiebe um Qiebe.

Sfdlt Nmpr mcbnt IL jrbcm WGohenGcr,eu mn
paS oon Hethtsmr9cn. &lppft pu an, uno er fast G6
0erlau9ne1, 10 CLAUDE bhrum nittt or lei mirfih ok
weeno, lonpern nur oein Seucb mar ism ;uwipcr
@mcr ut unteiwefeIt Der Sr66te Scrr ouf @rp,r
tpl9Cp beptent CT lth audi ,llpeilen pes Nedts orr
ber perrrn ben flenrn ebrlitten Qrutcn. pie omeer
'grer Gerlttstt nbtS 0ufjupeilen baben tie Ibiire
Spr Der N9le 3uiuwerfen. Dieter Gjutt pcs SimmeIa
pat audi pae init ben 0Gttern Der @rpe ormeiu. boe
er lidb BON 0untln9en beberrlaen last, uur pae IT,
NE pet tgnl IN lln9rane fallen. @rrGtGit Dill Gre Wo
men! = lte bei6en Gtelfeit unp SinnliAfef -
Oodb Die yiebe Sat du6 eincn 6reunp ;wor. nie or.
pphnith, mtnocr tc9lnitigt ais bic SdmciA(ey ober
0ft Srn 9roBem Gtnflnb; er beiBt: Nfiteio! uup
menn er ME eS jumeiIen 9cihtebt, nit Den GInltlin
gen in Gin SunpniB trit 10 6ffnet oas YerblUlIcuts
6er3 itb i6rer Siirlpratbe.
SStleelm bate, Obne eS gu wrlen, ba5 ge6eimnie
entpedt iowO6l Den 6rtuno als Die Sdmeidler fir
h gu tntereIliren. S@pn eamafs, ais Ieiue 5tr6n,n
in p'n Sah fciien, unc Iein Stbmer, cinfabe SSue
III Die Strtealcte bauhte, iGpn oamals bate nos
Nfttleto pannhen's SerS tel6ti6cn Ter Seiubruh
TN "cr9en Sabre nabrte bies @cfibl, unp bes fo(te
6teber 9ab ibm &iclentrGfe. Hun entitonp bic rsen
er~@9nte &rPeaIan3. Die @teltit Haiterte NIT III.
per Sttmme; nm oeinctwiGen fletterte er ouf her
Strn1aum; nm peinetm aen lprana er ms gSolTsr
= Ote SlnnItdbfeit = pfui mas Bat elm uulhulpiz
8eS @ae@en SOn ie@jebn Sabren nit Der Stunli6-
tet ju 16affeu?
I'm Ser9ebun9, meine Dame, permebisln @te bies
fene @rfnbl ntbt NIT siner aussearteten S6welter,
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Teprhfte Cirbe,
Grfcs Bud.
grman Son ". Spn &pectuc,


Q6! mie lciht marcn lic pcr9cIcu, wcnn id,
Sanntrn bcreintrrtcn lab.
Gr ptrtorg bel relrn Nprtcn Icin elii6enSee
Gjcli6t I'M &ppffiNen unp 6anuHcn, nit 6rtncr
SGamrGt6e iiterapiIcn, mo6tc iiA Gin @cihGit
ant 6cuitcr, wpbCi Iic ctmae uugelditt rrei We>
biain9IGisr tcruutermarf 0atei tlict cS abcr
ppr Der 6our. Der g8unpar,t crtlGrtc, mas
gSiIbclm Ycn frrieu Stiiden ME rrtlGrt batcn
mirnc: rnb lcin Natent 0Uui9 ,uiebcr bcr9rittltt
iei. Gr DcrltcB eliu nit ciuen ticfcu Scuf,er has
Saus, no ctn brrS nett mchr grurlcn, ais lrin
Sein geIittcn Bate. Ter 98iutcr rcdfte Den Gar,
ten ppr rem 8brrc unb eas alimmcnpe 5cucr tcr
crten Siete NIT SAuec. 6anuhen unb g8is
belm in9cn lih icltencr, uno meuu lie iib IaGcn,
hriidtc iic cine tisber uusefanntc GrrIcgcntcit
Der Sin9lin9 crbiclt nNriIcn pun rtuen Scb-
rern has bette 3cuguiB. Gr lit fcBis uuS Sat
Solent, GicB es, nur S6aSe, oa6 or spptilenriu
&r0umer it, Stunrsn lang fanu or iecn, mn
NIT pfcncm Ntunpe Hpr iih 6iutarren. 8uft
man ion, 70 bprt er nictt; l6ittclt man ion, 10
fatrt er crihrrdcn nuf! unp fr1st man, Moran
CT 9ebaGlt Sat? 10 ldutct Die 9lntpprt acwGbu=
lid an II dl ia.
sd mcjb mpbl, Moran lib brnte; Iproc6 9Gil-
brIm Icic gu iicb c:tl, id pei6 wcGl mrpcn icb
troume; ater eud fann 6 rs bod nttht Ioacu.
Sanntrn fam c5 autb 70 npr, ais miste lie e5.
ltc fpnntc re ater nod picl wrniscr Ia9cu, ais
98il9elm.
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%icrtcs RapiteG.
Ter &auarieuHp1el.

&aum mIfte taa 6rutjnGr jcren &eim ,um
2eben, jcrcn &p9el sur Victc, ais 6crr Sercmc
auf'6 ncuc cinen @jartcu III tciuheu onfiuo.
Gcrt LAP NoHnden oft untrr rem uugludlhcn
Sirnbaum, uno munrerte lcb, raB ibr 8uIcn.
rer Iih j!bt 0r6cr mEIbtc ais Yurmals, bod ,reit
enger |teu, ais IA lie NOD Gin Jlii0cIfleio truo.
Nlit Dem Giulelfleioc maren AUDI bic Ircuocn
Der &inrGrt Ycrtter aerauicbt. Sm Soriacn
Sertt ittrn iDr Der @irnbaum nur rctb ieeocn
fener 8riAte interehaut, ieBt 500 fe tic Sliiten
ppr. canals mpdte lie mo6l cinen Tuten nit
brihnittcncn 6lil9eln i'm Simmer Giipfem le6cn,
ieBt 9Grte fc Iietcr ienen @eiau9 i'm Gjipfel Der
2inpe. Die &inrbrit 3erltGrt germ; Die Suacnr
eenieBt; ner Otanu mGdbte germ mirpcr nufbau.
Ell, pirp abcr Yrm @rciir iIterraltt, Der lid uuz
ter ben 9uinen niepcrdbt, nm aue,uru6en.
6annden 6atte aus Rem rcttben Shas ibrer
finbihen 6reursn nihts Iitrt9 tf6nItcn, ais et-
nsn 9clieGten &anarienYU9e Der nit StiTe elmer
2scr 9elernt bate, Die Mslppir res GpltaGepes
Marlborough sen va-t-eu guerre III noen.
gr iab oft auf ibrer Sdulter, unp pjfte ibr ben
3uder aus Dem Nfunpe. Dn ibr &atr uno biz
fer Sc9el pts etuii9en 0ri6Gpfe narsn, son mel
Aen le anbcrn mb lib lelblt aetcBen purfte, ba6
fe nit warmer Siebe an tbnen bGn9e, 10 ilberre-
bste lie IT'D nab nno mad lelbit Der tleine GELS
9efererte WarIbOrcu96 lei ibr unrntbcbrlih ge-
wprpen. SA wurpe mid 3u Sore sr6men, mcnn
CT itarte, ia8te Ite Oft. Ons bciBt nit amreren
gBOrtsn: i'd fann ni&t letcm pbne 2iebe, unO
ms6 nod nidt, wte leift es 1T, einen &anarien>
sOssl gu erieben
gn siasm iAwalsn Sage tssab es Fa = aud
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'mOmb, SSa., gpmmobcmS, bem 25tcop Surei q

9ratrn, uno perlrr ben frbenbsn GIntlina ME aus
pem @eiidte. Spd ihpn fingen feline &rGite a n IN
lTmtncen, er bate trincn Ittem mr6r bic G6lGac
lrtneS Scr;cns maren iihttar, Der au9enblf Ihicn
ntett mehr fern, IA er crhGpt niecerlnten ure ben
wtoerpGnlti9cn IorttrrUus6 lcincm @ddIal wiirbc
uterlaiIen miil1tn.
9loblt6 miIbte f6 Elm Ortter in's Gpisl, Der
'mpn ldn9e unaeltben auf 1einen Surt5etl lauerte
YIN Satttht ihwctte in Der 2uft ItiQ we Elm SGie.
mt@t Der DC llniduIp beriidt. Nh oas ttc gtatur
nttt Dem Nfcnldsn, pc ecr gcr6c, ZEN eIrfinft Ycr
Iteb, Sosbct uno Side prn erne an a6nen, mcnn Ic
aud nod rHti9 une planlps iitcr iGn, AT Gbmetcn
i6eint. Der tIenc Narlturrueb Bate in leinem opI
ocnen Serter ME eincn 5abt gclc6cu, ober bic gto-
tur iagte t9m brutib rcr pa cten in beiu 6eiuo
SSas mcber Ipfcnbe 2irte NOD rei,cnpc Qcdcrbidrn
"ermrdt bnttcu boS tcmrttc cnpltd bic 6urdt. @r
fog nietrt9er - cr fps aans ucbria - er Iestc fh
dut rtnen SHa6clccrlraucb = Der l6atidt Ihce ter.
"ntsr = uno NarI6orcu9b f&ipte in sStbclm's
rettcnbe 6aub.
SD babe tRn! feuGte gGiGbctm, Gjptt lri Oanf!
'm pAes I'M! &r orrsnB ra6 ienc JtrGfte crict6pft
waren or r"hte nur an l6oun6cnS 55rcunc, UNI Der
@epante CAB tbm neuc StGrte. llnmGaltd tonnts er
PN ehtnheBen, our6 rtnen ipeiter ummca auf bic
Eanrltr"Bc "rn Der Sanefrase iibcr tie Sridr, unr
!" 't'htt lH prrrH >JerpmCS @Qrtcu ;llriif ICeis
den. Yftt Dem SO9e in Der l6ano iprana cr nod Gin,
NAL nno Ieibtcr ais pcrber, iitrr ale Die G5rGbcn
unp pedrr, Die i'm Don Sann6en trcnnteu; nit prm
Sp9rl in Der Sanp matcts CT ned ermal bur6 pcu
0luB, uno btrlt lctne Srutc 6pd emgur
Sdb babe ion! ricf sr laut, ais er bas pei6e C,c.
manN Der G'rIirttcn BON rrne rmrdt Die S6efe ibim.
mern lat. Sanfte 3branen lta6lcn fd ibcr bra
YfacdenS 9Ban9rn, uno ais gGiltcm nun eubli6
Scrt9r nnS, atHemlos. burG unO ourcs mar. NIT b(us
tiaen panoen braunrptbsm @rIidt unb ieiue i6oore
10 trtrteno BON Sdwrb, ais Icinc EIeioer sun 08oI
Ter = "a lab ie i'm an nit rncm feubten. IeeIeuprI
len SItde, "er9aB MarIbUrous9 unc i0r Rorncs Ne<
9't9rr. mari it ism pGBIi6 I'M Dem Sats. uno f1Ete
l@Iu6ienp rtnc tcBc 98ansr
Orr quite Snn9Iin9 Bate baS and ppbI oerbient
Gr mar - crlh6pft rab er AUDI 6ounhcn's Qicbfp.
lun9en ntdt cinmIl ermirrcrn fpuute. Gr fonf iu's
@raS unp l@nopptr nah Suit Sannden pcrmuhte
nldt tRm nit SSorten 3t banteu, lie mar oou; tu
aprr pteier Au9entd rntbirb bas QorS tbrcs Qebeus
SStiDelm loute IN rie Start gcbcn, Die 6cipcr N
ircrblcn @r mrlIte njht Nm auprrn Miprocr boftr
CT pae fllte 6irber.
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Seefnaunaeu.

Der ,,Mnseiger" erldein jeben Srnnatcne gum tdIb-
6trlien SublcrptipnspreS s 80 in gurausSabIunS
rSer % Gts per Ncdt ;oblbor bsn Sr6ser. 9uS-
pdrt9 &bpnncncn btieben ben Sra9 ben Scrduscter
(gcttcr>Spr 675> eefGui9t einsuieubsn.
Gntirrehenoe Seh69e urb Ihbeilun9eu nereen eanbar
enl9eJcngcncnnten unS auf S}erlanecp poncrrt.
Ansei9cn unb Ssfanutmadun9en aaer Nrt werben inter
fcSenben Sebi9un9en aufQcncnmcn: Ginnali9e @tnrud
ur9 cines Sau0res 90 eilen rber weuer biIoen ener
Sauore) so GtS ,memoliec GhrIdune 75 Gts. uno fir
iccee weitere Nat 25 Cts; trlihe Geib6ftSociseE
tn FUR Sl2 in baIbdbrer SprouSiabluus enlightenment.
GrIBere Srieiseu merben rerb6lmigmdBg berstnet.
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- DU8 9in9 er nit &aGn6eit
Msrobs NurA o(Is 9lor,,,

ais eaS gScrt ,&abuGsit gSil6elm's S6r rof
unO in leinem 5er5sn webert6nte. gGarum ,aus
BERT Du? faiferte bic Giebe, faTe @ut6 fef
fubn! = 9fHn mar 5war bier BON san3 anbern
Gn9en, ais BON 8arOnen bic 8eOe, uup ltica
IS tbm Ieithter, ppr6 ale 8ei9sbarone Der Belt
3u manrsrn, ais pen 3Crn ietner @eIiebten N
erre8en; ater elm oOaes Ser3 unO elm wacbirnbsr
Ssim frettn beibr litb Quft ,u MAIDEN, penn bier
cine @rsI4cas, UNI tprt bic 6urbt btnpern tptu.
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The German ADVERTISERS,

B. HAssEL. Editor and Proprietor,
Is published every Saturday, at S3 per An
mum, payable IN advance.
Terms for Advertisements reasonable.
OtFrEE: 149 MAIN STREET.
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Nds ndmlide 3immer i'm !Soule n,s 6,r.,,
SVtUme' no SSttbelm im porilen Sabre all N
l@neu 9eluno murpr mar aub pirsmo( @5hons
p'ns lctner Selpen unp 5reupen. Gt betrat %
h'if etnem trbo9ld,en @jcfubl ppn gBIrme bcr,
lfiNlt Der 6ieterfroit auf einisc Iuqenblide wsiz
den mu6tc
OAK och Sanjcn Gag ioG Sanutcu vur Ieinem
Sette. Jbr Satcr bsfiimmertc lit ncnio porum
fbe'lS, neil tGn tcu Mi6srauen oote mn fs,s
ner, neil letnc Gcl6Gftc lrtt ciniocr 3eit in I'm,
'''""na Ser'rtben, ibm Den Sept marm madl=
ten, uno lenc Snunr Scrltimmtcn.
9annthen Bate pun einem alten Tron,pIer
etnehl Stulrr 9tpuIcau's, Die gptouif oeIsrrt
nnp "pn 'brcr SHUTTER n(rrlci IebGnc He,erte oss
eret; lte ptuldte germ ein mcnia In b:e 0lr,ns;
tuntt une cbte eS fb in ZEN Gcpf ibren liebeu
%rdhtcn icibt furircn III mpQen einc Sahr II,
tpr wabl encli& audi pbne 9tc,cptc oelunosn
mare. Salp bereitste Iic tim f,ilbe .tr6rtrriSgt,
onS &r'llr, 6tc6ertlee, Surrctla unb WfafTens
r0prIetn; bolo 9ab lie ibm Observation-Disclosures
NIT Srnt9; balp lief iie i'm &affee nit Qimus
hlenldft trtnten. SEilbelm perI6ludte fanftmIiz
tht9 allies, mas ibre l6Gue 6anb Inn borreiht,
nnp wurSe, menn cS ibr belieti bGtte. Rulpouir,s
ten "eribludt babrn, pbmc auct nllr Den GPuus
gu SrrSieben.
Als sr enpltd merfte, Bag bas 6tc6er ben SGr.
per nerlieB. bic 2ittc III 6annd,en ober frin 6er,
ME Serloiirn witrpe, ba muroe er trallrio. ticf<
Tnnt9. 9annAcn fraste ieren Sas Orinarno
S1rtltdD nm Die uriade, a6sr peraetete ,Scin
&r@uterlaft 6Ste feline 3nnse Gr tdtc frctli,b
germ Die I'hwere Sait ron ieinem 6cr;cn eewGIt,
aber no IcQte CT DEN Nut6 Geruebmen2
SlpnNnniAcr Sun9ling menu es Der Qiebe an
Mutp 9cbritt, 10 nimmt ir i6re 3ufIuht ,,r
Silt. Oh fIrdtcit 6ann@enS 3prn9 mpGI! oc,s
lHthe cS, itr rene 9rbe Al rntpeden. rbue ebr,
0'n S'rl"s 'u "erratbrn. Sat II, niAt Elm Sic,
b'r! &annlt Oh niGt p6antaiircn Die SrGums
enfS 0tebrrfrantsn barf iie penjsltens nitbt abel
ne9mrn, NfuBte br& einf Die 9rn;eIfn scr
Gn9lano es ltb 9efa[Icn lalIen, paB Elm wabnIius
Niger perufenma@rr lia in lie perlic6te.
So plauoerte Gin = oSb mciB ntdt ipas" ~
SStIDFimS brr'cn, unb SGilbelm lirb pielrr W(ou.
reret Gin 8ef1li3es Sbr. Metrere Saoc truo er
iid NIT pem feinen bctmtifiltben Wlan. mn
l"urrte MIR auf eine paienpe Gfleaen6sit, lin
i'm oussufIDrcn
Gnr6 NbeppS las ism 6annden ben berI6m<
ten VI etnete s II d. 8 Dor, DEN Serr BON GSz
the nit eincm neuen 9rli Yerlr6cn BAT. Sic tpI<
len Stanfe uno S6m1nte Dc8 Weifer Peiner,
ma@ten ibm 10 otcls 2an9c,psilc, OaB er retbt 3eit
Bate, iene Nple 3u itnrtren. g8r6t span,iamal
mar 9onnd9en i'm 8s9rf paS Su6 sS6uenb Gsi
Seite lu lr9cn; IA ater gEilbelm Idbwteo, uus
letne ltarren, auf ic 9eBefttten @usen 9lntbei[
an Der Settitre in nsDmcn ldienen, 10 9laubte fe,
es muhe rrA mcbl mnter9oltcno Iein, unr Ge
orrItehe es nnr nidt. sic las allo INNER barauf
los his gum nsunten @eianse, unO erpsbrte i,s
DTS Sdlafcs 10 gut lie fpnnte.
Sic mar eten bet rer Stelle:
- DO6 9in9 er nit &iiGn6et
L. S... 4. a..
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Der Ssouult Ndt pabr, Sic leben einen g(nt;s
mus ''e0rr ais eincn Sufratssfopf? sser wirs
S9hcn pteie Sinnlittcit ,um Ierbrebsn ma
wv" SSileclm mar cin f66ner Idbloutcr
S"hsi'n9; pe 6asbe Der Gjrunobet, Der friid,r
Nctj Der Su9enc, Gin flares yerf6nbices mmo.
9u'Pnr'iPPen' mr'Bc SABINE = 1T es nun mcine
S9u'0' e"b bic Natur alien pieltn Dinaen biz
NFaff 'u 9efaIen briGc9te? unp am Gube milf.
lsn mir ni4t init SOuHcrS aucrufsne
Que deviendroient les families,
81 les occurs des jeunes garcons
Eteient fats CONNIE ceux de froso
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-11-21
THE REPORTS FROM CHAREESTO VN-
nHELR EEEEnTN IN HLR q IarI.

Our latest dispatches from Charlestown indicate
that the alarm which was sounded of the projected
rescue of Old Brown, by armed men from the
North, rested upon no foundation but that of mere
rumor Col. j. Lueius Davis is greatly blamed for
the unnecessary excitement which be has created,
and the Alexandria Sentinel of Saturday evening
expresses the opinion that he will find it difficult to
give satisfactory explanation of his conduct In
the meantime, arrests continue to be made through
out Virginia of suspected parties. On Friday
evening named j. II. Thompson was arrest
ed in Alexandria who has since turned to be one of
Browns gang, having been recognized by a Mr.
Mitchell, who was one of Browns prisoners.
Thompson is now in Jail, and Justice Summers,
who had him arrested, telegraphed to Gov. Wise,
for authority to summon Mr. Williams, the watch
man at the Bridge at Harper's Ferry.
We also have intelligence that two stragglers,
"almost naked and bare-footed," were arrested in
Shenandoah county, Virginia, last week, suspected
of being 'nsurgents,' but were afterwards dis
charged Another was arrested in Rockingham
county, Virginia, and is still in Jail there.
Jno. D. Pennybacker, the member elect of the
Virginia Senate from the Rockingham District
furnishes the Harrisonburg Register with an ac-
count of his experience with Ossawatomie Brown
in Kansas, which proves the abolition martyr to be
a robber in the lowest acceptation of the term Mr.
Pennybac was United States Survey Examiner
in the Territory, and with Capt. Pates' party
when it was captured by artifce at Black jack
He says Brown would not have spared his prison
ers lives then, but that his own two sons were in
prison at Lecompton. The statement continues
While in his hands heard Browns son boast of
the horses they had stolen from Missouri and else
where. l also saw party start out for the pur-
pose of robbing an Indian trading post, (Joseph
BerGard's,) and saw them return loaded with the
goods, (some SS, 900 worthy Old Brown exclaim-
ing they came in, % Wen done, MAJ 6oys 81
Brown told me himself that his hand was against
every man, free State or pro-slorery, who was not
willing to join his band, and that he would kill one
as the other. His son Frederick was killed
at 0ssawatonie by Martin White, frco-State man,
who had refused to join Browns company, and
thereupon robbed and ordered to leave the
Territory.
In Pulaski county last week abolitionist was
seized, hung five times till nearly dead, and then
ordered to leave which he did with will and the
speed of quarter horse.
The Norfolk Argus thinks there can be now no
difference of opinion as to the propriety of
wing the free negroes from the State.
For the latest intelligence from ''the Seat of
War; see Geographic column.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-11-21

Judge STUMP has written a handful in yindica-
ton OF his decision in the case of the Erpress riot
ers. As this broadsde is published in the usual
form of malcactor's dying confession, it also
in point Of style, bears a still nearer resemblance
to one of those apologize documents. From his
known anupathy 10 anonymous writings. his adj
m!rers had right 20 expect that he would nut his
name to this production; and it is to be regretted
that in this instance he has not done so, as with
out bis signature it may fail to sink down to the
low level where alone it can extensively circulate,
and may thereby miss the readers who would prize
1t most. To call this etiuson absurd and abomi
nabie would be to speak of it in terms more dioni-
fed than it deserves; and can only characterize
1t by saying that it is eminently worthy of its
author. As he calls the dreadful outraees perpe-
trated on the steamer, disorders" and plavfully
designates the guilty scoundrels as 'bhoys,m it is
not improbable that on the next excursion they
may again amuse themselves by ''stabbing with
''penkniyes' the detenceless negroes But we have
desire TO enlarge upon the terrible consequences
that Judge STUMP S continuance in office will in
evitaby entail on this community, nor have we
any intention of again discussing his delinquencies
IN this particular case These are fresh in the re-
collections of all, and we refer to them solely to
remind the citizens of the responsibility of those
whose sworn duty it was to take note of his often
ces' and who have nevertheless ignored them.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-11-21

Mrs. LYDIA MARIA CHILD wrote TO Governor
WISE some weeks since. for a safe-conduct TO en-
able her to visit the bedside of JOHN Brown. She
desired to minister to the necessities and assuace
the sorrows of that sanity convict, and possibly
had no objection to obtain Il little notorietv for
herself. The Governor might properly have re-
Sponded to her letter in 4 few brief lines. but the
Harpers Ferry business was uppermost in his
thoughts, the opportunity was fair one for the
presentation Of his views and his chivaIric nature
was aroused by this female appeal, so he indited
and despatched TO her q long answer informing
her of her constitutional rights and containing his
opinion Of her friend BRowN 1t was simple cues
ton of taste as TO how his Excellencv should re-
ply to his correspondents application, and we do
not presume 10 quarrel with the style he adopted,
but lie is probably satisfied, by this time of the
futiliy Of his effort to enlighten stronr-minded
woman. As he might have anticipated, Mrs. CHILD
is determined TO have the last word and she makes
at him with a volubility that requires IA column
and half Of the New York Tribune to chronicle
her utteranceS. A chance for a controversy with
Governor she has, perhaps, never had before,
and she is eager to turn it to the best account.
She pours forth, for the benefit of the South,
her store ot political wisdom and infor-
nation without any misgvngs us to the
weakness of the one or the scantness of the other
Of course we should be thankful to our in
straeress, and will not fail to profit by the lecture
she reads Us. When We learn from so respon sible
source that 'toal disregard of constitutional
obligation has been manifested not merely by the
"l-YNcH law Of mobs in the slave States. but by
the deliberate action Of magistrates and erisIa
tors, we must be lost to shame if we do not at
once abandon oar homes and enigrate to States
where Personal Liberty bills are passed and the
Fugitive Slave law resisted, and Judges removed
Tor obeyin@ its provisions, aud strangers some
tunes murdered for asking its enforcement. There
We could be chcered by the Cloud trumpet OF
''GARRIsoN,' the ''soul-animatiur buole of
PHILIPS, and the "candor and courtesy for
which Mr.. SUMNER is distinguished" unless
we should chance to be incommoded bv
what she calls, 'the crawling sinuosities
cot an EVERETT" or by some such mag
'nifccnt hound" and "great slave" as
DANIEL WEBSTER. Unfortunately, however, this
amiablo woman does not invite us 10 her part of
the country, but on the contrary, orders us out
Of the Union at once. What Governor WISE will
say to all this we are curious to hear. The COM
bat thickens, bnt we have full faith in the Virginia
champion. We look to see him hurl at the head
OF the renturesome LYDIA MARIA heavy quotations
from JEFFERSON and MADISON until she is stunned
and staggered, and finally floor her with the reso-
lutions Of o.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-11-21

We invite attention to the suggestions in tho
letter OF Hartford" published in this issue
we 'h'nk 1t proper to lay these hints before our
readers, not because they meet our own views
which, of course, they do not; but claiming no
infallibility OF Judgment, we are opiv anx;ons to
arrive at the best solution of our difficulties. Our
correspondents scruples about the constitution.
atty of the registration ofvoers, as we have already
declared, seem TO us futile, but we do not look
upon Registry Law as panacea by any means
but only one of a series of measures now required
This, coupled with multiplication of pollingpla
and imposing the most severe penalties on Judges
voters and all Others in any way complicated with
Illegal voting, and chiefly an efficient and proper-
~ constituted police system, seems to US to be the
remedy most needed. Others of minor Importance
may also be discovered, but with all these, and all
tnat the wit of man can devise. there must he n
more strict and conscientious observance of noIit;
ca. oues on the part of every citizen to arrest the
evils with which the body polite is now 50 orov-
ously oppressed.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-11-21
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