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AUCTION SALES.

BY J. c. MCGUIRE + CO.. Auchoneers.
SuFPERI0Rp SFrIRdG pt cABMlNET MET FUR RNITURE,
sSEa NnNTsl sEJs kGH GU T1EIE 0Rx.MESTs
.aGEHon Wtisfs EDSEsDsHY fsp HafHkkiN MokN
ApfiI Hsh, at 10 oG ock at the residence Of 10
Hsy o SaE g. H ees the Kss
superior Furniture and Household Effects, Z" com. m.
Suit Of elegant Crimson BrocatelIe-ooversd Parlor
furnlture, consisting OF large DivAns, with
R,nows' iour Arm Chairs, and six full gait Side
Pair of large Gilt frame French Plate Msutsl Mir
2spendid full Gilt Msntel Sets, consisting of ele-
CANT French Clock -, ,Candelabras, Candlesticks.
. Fender, and Fire irons, G., STYLE Louis XVIII,
G G04nss sms Ss1 oaSs sSa sss
Pair Of French gilt Chandelier for candles with rich
Gas Brackets and Fix tures throug ghout the house,
superb B9hl ;, CabInet, large Centre, aud Card Ia
Four exquisite Pastals, copies from the Gallery OF
Suit of Parlor Furniture. without covers compris-
in5 = Dlyans aud Pillows, 4 Arm Chairs, aud 6
6sssh' 66iEisth' ist;ss iAss9;sso1 and l3S,an Carpets,
Oak Extension Dining Tables,
Two Oak Sideboards,
MOROCCO Covered Oak Dining Chairs,
Beautiful Bronze Mantel Set, consisting of French
GIock, Candelabras, Urns, Fender, and Fire
Complete Set ofGiit Table Furniture of new and
,nh Sean,tu c cstyls, comprising y GIT stands. with
match,
Superior Silver plated Oval and Round Dishes,
waters, Tea Set, Castors, Tea Kettle, Urns,
Very large and complete Set ofFrench Crystal Cut
Set of English Diamond moulded Glass Ware,
Beautiful Gresn and Gold Dessert. Tea and Coffee
Seryice, richly decorated with hand painted
fruit and flowers.
French Chins Dinner Service,
Savres China Tete-a tete Set,
Mahogany Bedsteads, Dressing Bureaus.
MahogRny Mirror front and Plain w Wardrobes,
eTht and Plain Iron Bedstea,ls. Iron Crib,
superior Hair and Husk Mattresses, Bolsters and
Pillows,
Blankets. Comforts, Counterpanes,
Dressing Tables. Looking glasses, Toilet Sets,
lounges sofas. Easy Chairs Bed Lounge,
Danask and ChlntZe Curtains. Cornics and Shades
Ohc1 Furniture, Tables, Chairs, &c.
very large number OF fsupcrlor copper Cooking Uten
Excellent Roasting Jack, Refrlgerators, &c,
Together with large quantity OF household aTti
cies not lecossary to emumerata.
49, AT 4O'CLoCK P. VI.
Ia front OF ths residence, we shall SELL
, between and years old.
PAR Of suPerl n bOoded Mares, about years old,
| English Open Carriage,
old English Broug haIn,
! Market Wagon, Cart,
Lot OF Harness. Stable Furniture, &c.
Of aud ~ days, for satisfactorily endorsed notes
bearing interest.
p. $. The house will be open for exhibition on
Iuesday, April ath, from 10 O'Clock a. IN. to 8
O'Clock I'M
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II There is no wine equal To the blackberry
wine, when properly made. either In flavor or
for medical purposes.
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IJ-A jolly thief on receiving his freedom from
the State Prison, said he had been In a building
where the underpinning came up to the caves
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UTA mahogany tree was cut last week. on the
farm OF ]. w Bull, in Adams county, Pa, which
measured , feet inches across the stump.
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IrThe Whi's Sulph, :; rings are offered fer
sle by commissioners, under dsCree Of court
IJ-A Wall street hroker, whose mind was fan
OF stock quotations. WIS asked few days since,
how old his father was. "Well,'' said lie alb
straciedly 'the old gentleman is quoted at e ghty
but there IS every prospect that he will reach par
and POssibly DO ai = nemlam.n
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IL Belle Bri,tan has defined nirsation to be at
tentioa without H-tentioa. 49,. ......
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FXTENSIVE ASSORTMENT OF
RosEwooD AID oTAER FtfRNfTTttkE,
Az PRIVATE SALE.

The subscriber, having completed bis assortment
of Furniture would respectfully ssa1sk2s1A
invite the citizens of Washing EfsrSs<<sS47S
t0n and the public, TO call aud &SE*$z1sS..sSe
examine has stock for them- 80
selves, consisting Of
Fine Mshogany, Walnut, Cherry, and other Ward
robes,
Fine Mahogany, Walnut, and Cherry Jenny LIND
and other BedsteRds.
Fine Walnut and Rosewood Etegeres, Ladies' Cab
Fine Mahogany and Walnut Sofas and Chairs
Fine solid oak Marble top and other Cottage Cham.
Der Sets,
Bureaus and SidebOards,
Fine Mahogany and other Chairs, of every descrp
Fine Marble-top Centr., Sofa, and other Tables
China, Glass and Crockery Ware, Looking
glasses, &c.
NY purpose to sell as cheap as any other person
n Washington. and on as favorable terms; and
natter my sell that no person wishing tO purchase
viii he disappointed ifthey give me a call.
A. GREEN,
au ls-tf No 5eS seventh str-et
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FOR RENT AND SALE.

sstoTy Hause south side Of Pennsy syv.nia sV., w.
CAT MFPfSEEfy Coz
r. CO1 LIZ q BRO. mar l8-n
A XAiE'SABhE " ri'G1.sd.EE: FARM FOR sALEa7situ.ted
Georgetown at the intersection of the Geo. rseto~n q
s%d
VAtUABLE FARM FOR sALE-Contalnlns
from thls city, and the same distance from Alexan-
ws Va Rassfsd snd "s
nPqeI ehee and large orchard. Of the best var Ell
chasers. and il desired, the farm will Le DIVIDED
Architect Penn. avenue. mar a-G
EOR SALE-A variety of BUILDING LOTS,
1 on terms accommodating. Aso, FIRE RISKS
tsken upon Dwellings, StorGs; Merchaadise, snd
Tcid's Building. lU-eo2m*
FOR sALE-Two BRICK TENEMENrS in
Georgetown. pleasantly situated on West st,
and convenient to the best schools ard Churches.
sum OF money vii be taken which will give TO the
rest hall yesry. Mr. r NJ Hsnscn, Agent Of Fire Fire
E. b. ADDISON, Agent,
mar Is-eotI Alexandris, Va.
FOR SAtEoR RENT-A threc-s story BRICK
with 10 feet halls and attic rooms an exc liant
cellar, large yard and brick cSrTiage-house, stu
ated on street north, ncar 25th street west. The
house has lately undergone Thorough repair. and
year, For further particulars inquire of A. MORE
hOGSE, - , next door to the Premises.
I OTIS FOR SALE-On the Canal, No. s. In so
2H 81 by loo; No s. In same So forms ali with
No. and fronts % feet lS street, Adjoining the
Foundry; No. s. In 50. 20, near corner of Ohio av.
and 18th ST., about IS feet front Ohio avenue and
fronts also on st., louisiana av., and the Canal
close to the Market; No. 5, IN So S2 81 feet the
Canal and about same on Louisiana av., (part of
Euggltts Lumber ard > also, cast half No. ), same
So, y feet on the Canal and about same on Iouisi-
ana av. Apply TO Il. l.. ROGERS, s, Carroll Hall,
Baltimore. mar l-2aw2m
VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY FOR
REST IN WASHINGTON CITY FOR
to satisfactory tenant for nv" years from the 18th
of September next, the PREMISES on the south
west corner OF Penn. avenue and lth street, which
for nearly hive years past has b,en well known as
the Federal Metropolis It's position on Penn. ave
nue., about midway between the Capitol and Presi-
dents house. and its immediate prox to the
Washing ton Theatre and Philharmonic Hall, one
or both OF which Is open nearly every ight in the
year, renders this property hy long odds the most
eligible In w ashng ton city for hotel kept on the
European plan Its sleeping apartments can easily
he arranged ~ accommodate one hundred persons
comfortably with lodgings; while its cooking,
dining, and restaurant apartments can be ar
ranged to accommodate even a far greater number
on the European plan. The entrances, public and
private, VIII be ON llth street, within 81 feet of Penn
avenue, and nearer to the Theatre and Philha monc
Hall than others that be established. For in
WALIACH, Star Ofioe, Washington oity.
mar Is If
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By BARNARD K BUCKLEY ;'Georgetnwn
BEAUTIFUL RESIDENCE On THE UETGUrs

pEAUTIFUL RESIDENCE On THs TErGHrs
! OF GRORGETowS AT AUcrIoS.-On MONDAY
AFTER NOON: 25th instant. at S1s O'clock, will
SELL on the premises. FaS ette street 9Th
lhrst lot north of the Cedars the Frame Dwell
~ SO i'L,, L, % 70 I - n i'Chfu". Frt. .
rooons; is very convenient. The grounds arc or
niIneEted with choice fruit trees and flowers. ard
command beautiful Wow of Washington and the
Potomac shores.
This property ~ only sold because tho Proprietor
has removed from tho District.
Terms: One fourth cash the residue in 6, u, 49,
ana "A nlonths, with interest deed given and
ap 14-eo&ds BARNARD& BUCKEY. Aucts.
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A NDREw TATE,
"A BAYFIELD,, WISCONSIN.
ATTORNEY-ATLdW, NOTARY PUBLIC,
Ard REAL ESTATE AGENT,
Refers to Hon. H. NJ. Rice, U. :. Senate, Wash
ington; Hon. James McClnud, Bay field. Wisconsin;
Sweeny, RittanhOuSa. FauL II Co. WASHINGTON:
Lambert Tree, Esq, Washing ton, u. e.
IL attention given to locating Land Warrants
and 10 the payment of Taxes for non -residents.
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I uBlN'S EXTRACTS, all odors, at (iIRHS
IL Hair store, nsaI 18th strest, and st his Sales
reens, padsF WnlafdF hetsL eaSI
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ap i4-eo&is BARNARD BUCKEY. Aucts.

byJaS: 2: McJ JUIKE Z Ct1.. AuctIoneers.
TNRUSTEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE I'M
i PROVED PROPERTY SIXTH STREET WEST
BETWEEN u AND STREETS NORTH. AT PUBLIC
ACeI I"S.-On THURSDAY AFTERNOON, NAV
18th, At 51a o'clock, the premises, by virtue Of
deed from George McNaugh htOn and wife, dated
Au-nst 5th, 1851, and duly recorded in Liber J. :
y, No. 49, f0llos ia ct seq the subscriber will sell
Mt public auction Lot numbered twelve, O?,b in
square Numbered four hundred and ei Shty six Ia,
fronting twenty five (25l feet sixth street we.t
between u ani II streets north, running back ri IN .
y-hye 1851 st tn an alley, with the improvements
consisting OF two story Brick Dwelling House,
with hack building and bakery attached.
Terms: One fourth cash; the residue in C. l2 AID
Is months, with interest, secured by decd in trust
OIL the premises.
All cOnvoyanclng at ths cost Of purchaser.
CHAS. =. WAI.ilAC CH, Trustee
ap l9-eoddS JAS. G.. MCGUIRE & co Aucts
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NEW PATENT

WEDDING PLOw
The subscriber having recently obtained a patent
Tor new improvement in Plows for wedding corn
totacco, and other crops, is ready to dispoHe of
iHpIersnt licenses upon t.as9aIe - m & terns This
end approved by some OF tho most substantial
of Its success will tell for il than any descrp
ton or encOmium of my own, The Plow and cer-
nhcstss may be nj BarthOlow's Seed Store ON
7th street PEI sons wishing to purchase NAV i'm i'm
99l,e Of me, or, DR.. Chss 6 Page Patent Attorney,
spe-lm 341 NJ street, Washington city.
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Address FRANCE, ,BRoADBENTS& CO,
WILMINGTON, DkL.
SUSSEX COUNTY LOTTERIES.
minutes before IL IN.
TICKETS 81, SHARES IN PROPORTION.
M9SDAS 3 1aSS:4.RIg e. r.. ,s5'hcas.le sS 1sa
Capitals.
D0' &c, i'''2is &c. 90 &c. 81"
rs uumbersII2 drawn ballots.
'riaas as, ot--..:sS,sS sS prizes Of sl,oOo
wEpSEsRbAx y HsRb.fi Ag g5lasa ss bsli6iG.'s bsiiai.
DO xs:, $50 L., E Do: &c: SO
THTRsDssY: y ssDsss.:gs Ag'dsl d;aI@ nPacs:' paIIss:
'rassof: DC. iss'':S's sP1ir;Ss Ss .s
FRIDAY; D3,t April e: p ,s5e.LcIas.2 :1, (
'riaas &c. Of 5:sS 81 Prize sat. Of: sl0O
SATURDAY, April .. 1a5P-Class2 "a
ID numbers-lS drawn ballots.
'F5iss de- Of * Prize ss; Ct &c! sr
All orders for tickets or certificates of packages
VIII meet with prompt and confidential attention
and the pristod official drawings sent az soon rs
over.
Address FRANCE. BROADBENTS & CO.,
ap ltiv WILMINGTON. DEL,
NEW PAPERHANGING sTORE.-The un-
l. y der.gned has now and constantly keeps ON
hand large and very handsome assortment Of
wait SSSAPERs, BORDERS DEcoRA-
MiNDOW SHADES and FIXTURES,
Kill TCORNlCES and CURTAIN BANDS,
RE CORD and TASSELS,
SHUTTER TIES &c
Al of which will be sold at the lowest cash
III Paper put on in the best style and warra uted.
FRANCIS WILMER,
ap Him Sos New York av.. bet 9th aud nth sts
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UNITED STATES 6Nt!kE NNAtIE kINE, kEai,,,.p INV
AND WITHOUT FAILURE FoR EIGHT YKLls'
FOR CALIFORNIA AND OREGON.
VIA PANAMA RAILROAD.

RsgRia' Sailixs Days, 5tA and 2Otk Of sasG szonrA
CAUTlOS.1So many frsuds and impositions OF
tTatsd ON travellers bound to CAL .IfOR -Sff1N
MA. that the subscriber, the only au ssszs-z----
thOHzed agent for passage by the a. = Mail Line, via
Panama, IN the city Of New York, feels t has duty
20 caution a. persons seeking passage 70 CsIfornis,
that. TO AVOID IMPOSITION, they must be careful To
hnd the true Office of the Steamships OF the l.. =.
Mail Line, via Panama Railroad, rs no other offoe
IN New York is authorized TO engage passage:
The Companies have only one once IN New Work,
which is at IN West street, corner OF warren St,
fronting the North River al the head OF the Con-
pany's Wharf ,
obssIXs " psJgSSsna sgSS SSsI shs sssSs sSSI N.v vo-s
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. CAKHIAGES.
u HE Suhscriher having made additions TO his
factory making It now one ofthe largest. Sr5S = =
IN the District, where his facilities fnrSs&SSN
WAGONS OF all kinds cannot be surpasse = nd
rom ms long experiences in the business he Lo pes
Ai kinds Of Carriages aud Light Wagons kept on
AlREPAIRs neatly done. and 81 orders prompt
ly attended to, ~u N 0iei' f'f'
Second hand Carriages taken in exchange for new
ones. ANDREW J. JOYCE,
M-u aorrar af IIth and y sits.
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CHAS. 3 WALlIACH, Trustee.
ap l9eodds JAS. e. MCGUIRE & co. Aucts
yA.GREEN. Auctloneer.

vTRTsTE!E,S S1fE AZ VVucTlTI.egri VAIT ppop
Il KRry.-By virtue of decd Of trust dated the
sth DAY Of Octoher, A. D; leJ6; and duly recorded
land records for the county of Washington in the
District of Columbia. the subscriber will sci at pub
llc auction. to the highest bidder, front Of the
premises, at O'Clock p. M, on MONDAY, the lYfh
day of April, 1859, all OF lots No 10 and II the sub
dvlsi''n of square No. al, In the city of Washing
wide.
These lots, being on the main street leading TO the
city, will soon be worry vaiuabs 10 is a corner lot
aud desirable Tor any kind of business. For n sal
Title psrisct.
Terms of sale Cash for all over S559; on that
est, subject to tho abUy. Tecited decd of trust
JNO. Is. WILTBERGER, Trustee.
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THE PACIFIC NAIL STEAMSHIP COM

Il PANN.
One Of the Steamships of this Company, carryipt
the United States MsiIfor ACAPULCO, ISeSH<
CALIFORNIA, and OREGON, leaves<<4fSN
Panama twice each month, on the arri -sseES.S<7s
val of the u. =. Mail =. :. Compsuy's Steamers,
which leaves New York and New Orleans regularly
on the 5th and 2ath Of each month, with the mails
RokDS.
These Steamships have been inspected and an
proved by the Navy Department, and guaranty spsed
AID safety.
The Panama Railroad (E7 miles long is now com
pleted from ocean 10 occan, and Is crossed in OF
hours. The baggage OF passengers Ia checked IN
New York through to san Francisco and passen-
gers embarked st Panama by steamer az the
COmpany's expense. The money paid In New York
covers all eA peESes OF the trip.
Reserve steamers are kept in port in Panama ard
San Francisco, To prevent detention IN of
dent, that the route is entirely rs!idbsnO failure
having occurred In eight years.
Passengers leave Panama the same day they ar
riye At Asplnwah.
Conductors 90 through by each Steamer, and take
charge Of women and children without other proteo
tors.
For through tickets At the lowest rstes, apply at
the Agency. In West street. New York, 70 J. w
RAYMOND-Or to ARMSTRONG, HARRIS A.
CO., New Orleans-or c. l.. BARTLETT, Boston,
iv 9l-tf
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Tickets $50, halves Sl0, quarters S5
Address FRANCE, ,BROADBENTS CO,
WILMINGTON, DkI..
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TNRUSrEE'S SAI.E-By viitue of a decree of
L the Circuit Court fo. Prince Georges county,
sitting rs Ccnrt of Equity, the undersl gned will
expose to public sale, on THU RSDAY, the 5th DAY
Of Nav 1854, at II O'Clock m if fair. ifnot the next
taic day thereafter, At the late residence Of Oliver
B. Magrudcr, des, the Real Estate of which he died
sel8ed and possessed supposed to contain n about 100
acres OF land IL is situstsd about EInr miles from
tine village of h adsnsburg and nine {, ON Washing
ton city, in very healthy and elevated region in
good state Of cultivation admirably adapted tn the
growth "f the usual productions of the county, we'll
wooded and watered; has a comfortable Frame
Dwelling. nearly new. and every oonvenisnt and
necessary building for farming sration..
Ii will be sold in lots Ia suit and those
desiTous OF buying are rrqqested to inspect the
premises before tho day OF ,ale. which can bo shown
them upon application TO the Trustee, who owns the
adjoining farm.
The terms of sale as prescribed by the Decree are
as folio $50 of the purchase money to be paid
cash the day OF sale, the day of its ratIf
cation by tho Court aad the balances of the nur-
chase money to be p.id in equal annual instam
of one, two and three ears from the day of sale
bearing interest from the day OF sale, to be secured
by the bonds Of the purchaser, with security, to be
approved by the trustee. Upon the payment of the
whole pur chase money and interest, the trustee "a
authorized To convey the property to the purchaser
IN lee simple, - -.
~ ie sats N. c. STEPHEN, Trustee,
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n. b. At the same time other lots i'm the same
square will be offered for SALE
mar q 3teo&ds. AGREEN Auct
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IL THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED
at the request of those until WEDN ES-
DAY the 9th instant, ut same place and hour.
aP l9-eoSds A. GREEN, Auct'r,
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StipuIatIons Of the Nicaraguan
TFeatK.

The National H1tellgenoer learns that, con-
t-aIy To the limitations of certain CORE
spond, nts of the Northern press, the Nicar-
aguan Treaty makes no provision for the
landing of the United States troops in Near
aqua with view to eXpel any fllibus
tering expedition that may have effected a
desc mt upon that State, but does contain a
provision allowing our Government to land
forces within its territory in order to protect
the p IRONS and property of our citizens
when in danger. The treaty also contains
provision permitting the United States, at
their pleasure, TO send troops and munitions
ofWar across the transit routes, with the re-
servation that they shall not be employed
against any of the States of Central Ameri-
ca which are in amity with Nicaragua. Upon
ties, points we learn that the treaty con-
,des all that our Government has asked or
could desire. We are pleased to be informed
that a good understanding continues to pre-
vail b, tween our own and the British Gov
ernmenti in respect to the most feasible mode
in which the long-siandng controversies that
have arisen with regard to Central America,
un Ter the Clayton-Bulwer Convention, should
be brought TO amicable and satisfactory
termination.
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ly freed from the terrible

be completely freed from the terrible
scourge.
The main untruth in the foregoing is the as
sertion that crevasses and foundations increase
the liability to long and severe season of yell
low fever Now, the tElth is, that New Or
leans has never been Inundated from Gre
vase but once in the present century. and
that was followed by the healihirst season
known in the city. This was tea years ago.
A large portion of the city was overfowed.-
The water came up within one square of the
st. Charles Hotel, and boats were plying in
the most thickly settled portions of the city,
carrying freight and passengers. instead of We
hicles. The water remained for mouth
This fact, and a similar one in regard to other
overfOwed places. especially the case of Bayou
Sara, where an inundation in the early sum
mer was followed by an exemption from the
ravages of the epidemic of last year, which
scourged all the neighboring towns, has in
duced some very intelligent persons, includ-
ing that distinguished and experienced physi-
clan. DIR. Warren Stone, to the very opposite
conclusion of the Boston Traveller, to-wit:-
that an overflow will render town less liable
to the visitation of an epidemlc-N. o. Delta.
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TUESDAY, APRIL &c, 1859.
and Significant Admisso N.


The Memphis appeal is one of the most
candid, and generally fairest democratic
journals in the South. Its conduct is also
marked by clear apprehension of political
issues. and ability in treating them. 1t often
allows its Judgment to be warped and its
ideas sometimes befogged by its too ardent
devotion to its party; but it yet manifests
real independence of thought on many polit-
ical subjects. The AppedL has observed the
desire Of some of the party leaders to aben-
don the doctrine OF nOn-interyention by Con-
gress in the territories for the more recent
idea of Intervention for the protection of
slavery in the territories, and cOhcurs with
the Washington States "that the South and
the North are alike bound to abstain from
any interference with the relations between
master aud slave. as it exists beyond their
own limits" The appeal continues: ''if the
)ctr4ne OF nOn-int rvention be respected by
the North and the SOurh, how can the ques-
t OH of slavery again enter the Federal Con-
eress or canvass?D The article concludes
with the following exhortation TO let tie sub
iect rest where the constitution and present
TVS have placed it; and the admission that
the northern democracy are opposed to the
institution of slavery:
:. Tie Northern Democracy haze relieUed them
selres Of any responsibility far an institution rhich
thea do not approve; they have left to others TO
ad pit for themselves any institutions they
choose The precise moment and method at
which the inhabitants of a Territory are
qualified to do this act fully, is a question
among puhlcists. But it is question do
mcstic to the Territorial people. 1t involves
not only their power to establish or repeal
slavery. but all other things which depend
upO a mature sovereignty. So far this
que zion may affect the citizens of other States
there has been provision made by the Con-
stitution of the United States, for its decision.
Having thus excluded slavery from Congress,
let u allow IL To rest nth it's collateral ques-
tious whore the Constitution and the present
laws nave placed it,"
In this admission the appeal only states a
fact which it were the merest folly to deny
But IL that journal is sincerely opposed to
the further agitation OF the Slavery question,
it will find before the present canvass is ended
that it stands in antagonism to the chief
lead RS Of the party. We trust, however, it
will stand firm, and not be swayed by those
of Its PARTY who desire first to sec
tionalize the country aud then to bring about
u dissolution of the Union.