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Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1859-06-02

GOLD EoRdEYELRY-Paregeldis disaeqer
rsqIlsd far jeWelry, and 10 psually allowed
By Introducing small quantity af silver OF,
copper, Silver rsndesa i lighter 4. color;
and copper givesit o deeper shade, inciiuiag
it to q reddish hpe The .jsgsller Of the
presept day relies ina greasmeasurso on dies
for th forms be- giyes the afticles that come
from bis band, These he has cut insstsel
with care. and many Of them are lbeautifuh,
and often they are very intricate, The gold
is rolled opt into strips, and what is behaM
is all that II tprofssses to be-pure gold; but
the proportion.of the metal, to,the 9holeis
very small a strip of gold, not thicker
than 9 silver dollar is secured 10 2, bar Of
brass Of CORRESPOND gsize; bat much thick
eg n prop0rtian, 81. .Aax isapplied, to anite
til. two, and the mass is subjected tothe &C;
ton Of the fire. sl,ropes uomsnt.it
is Nithdraga. and wheI ceol The two metals
are fouqd firmly united: .Tbe. bar is then
rolled opt;betweep, cylinders set in metionby
steam power and this operation is continued
dlI the metal ip the form. ofa long ribbon,
ispot thicker than letter paper 81 is then
cut into small, pieces Of thesize required,
and the artizan so places them IN succession
that tbe! die falls upon each in turn, giving
to i the. required form. 9, As the. die rises,
the piece Iast struck is removed and another
niece is placed over the socket, ready to be
struck whenth the die comes down again. The
die is. attached to heavy weight, which
gives force to the blow, and it is guided by
a agrooved framework.
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Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1859-06-02

SCIENTIFIC FoREcAsT.-Frem an article
in the Philadelphia Press, on the late Dr..
Lardner, we extract the following predlc-
tion and proffer:
aWhen the Liverpool and Manchester Rail
road (the first experiment on large 'scafe)
was proposed, various objections were made
AGAINST it, and some witnesses stated, before
a Committee of the House of Commons, that
it was utterly absurd to imagine that passen-
gers could be drawn by locomotive engines
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1859-06-02
pS Long. .winded persons can gather a

@ Long, ,winded persons can gather
hint from the following:
sHere, john said a gentleman to his SER
want on horseback in the rear: come forward,
and Just hold my horse whilst I dismount;
and, after am dismounted, John, you dis
mount, too. Then, John, ungirth the sad
die of your horse and put it down; then
you can ungirth the saddle Of my horse, and
put it down. Then, John, take up the sad
die of your horse, and put and girth it on
my horse. Afterwards, John, take up the
saddle of my horse, and and girth it on
your horse. Then, John, I will seat myself
in yoursaddle, and you seat yourselfin mine,
and we will resume our journey,
BLESS NE, MASTER said the servant, 'why
couldn't you have simply said, Let's0 change
saddles?' 81,
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1859-06-02

HOPEFUL OF THE 'UNIoN.-The N. Y.
Herald thus facetiously expresses its hopes
for the Union: -., 'r.. .. .f2-...
itAndso, let US wait in patience, and be
thankful that, between our Northern Adolf
tiouists of the Garrison creed and Southern
secessionist fre-eaters of the Spratt school,
we have still a season of grace allowed to US
in which to prepare either for the total abo-
lition of Southern slavery, or the revival of
the African slave trade on the largest scale.
According to Garrison, Southern slavery
must be abolished or the Union must be dis
solved According to Spratt, there can be
no safety to the South in the Union except
in heavy reinforcements of cheap niggers
fresh from Africa. But let rs hope for the
best. Perhaps we may be able to slip through
between Garrison and Spratt without incur
ring the calamities Of civil war. We have
done it several times already, and perhaps
we NAV succeed once more. Who knows~
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1859-06-02
50 PER AHHuM I'm ADVAHcRs
Bit .asaDasid staats never aid take back
bis wife,is isinesdless to saySthas he ever
wasa happier NAM 1 = ~ .raFA ;ts&H
A VISIT! go YoRKVILLB.o ,
From the ohester Standard,

a VkSlT w 40hhV 1taAifbsq s. .
Taking the K..M r. R the othersvsu
ipgi after an hoqr's, ride 0ri more, we found
ourselves in the thriving village of Yorkyilles
I need not stop to tell You; that We took upa
runaway on the engine, orrather the tender,
as every body &ill know it when they. are
told: ., The oyerseer, to, whom he was .delig-
cred upon. the road, seemed very glad ID see
him and bowed to him very politely, but the
negro all the time seemed to regard it as q
compliment cover the left" ~ -.
Having arrived and chatted awhile, as our.
custom is, we ntook q stroll over town..
x e. Among other places Of in in
terest,: We Il visited tbe gKiugs Mountain
Military Academy under the super vision Of,
Maj. Jenkins, and Capt Coward. This ia.
stitution is reported .fourishing They have
quite neat, building ; and apart fam the
noise Of the town: - 8 -.
The Male Academy On under the direction Of
rRey Mi: cayeth Is s. said 80 be doing well
TIE YofkSi.Ie Female College Is quite d
neat building and Rejects honor on the place.
We mounted to. the capolas and then far out.
in the dim distance the LOFTY mou6ta peaks
peefed dp Ike distant clouds Abatas it does
no good TO look at a. mountains if1s st srdista1cS
Tsooft came came down 4" A''~s's't-sssst ''Es -
The Presbyterians propose soon erss6nga
fine church Lsaccess TO thsn!s There ,aFe
quite a'numberof neat private tSssideness
As We looked aiong its sstraigit streets, We
wondered what had become Or the re- surveyor
Wien Chester vas laid off, Tie citizens have
als0a Byceanf and Reading room i-and sew
eiaf Of tie best periodicals. Of the day are on
their tables Among other things; they have
secured q eopyof tke DaiSS SsBobdon 4gmss,
asascosseoNtke soeiesyof about s45. sIsis
possible to get mp Lyceum in Chester
fOn Friday the eordination Of Rev. MI. Ea-
thant6ok ptacefin the a. R. Church: a
sermon waspreached ID the morning bS9fks
Latham. III tie afsasuoon, Rev; r w
Briee* dsliyereaS very appropriate and im-
piessive sermon 10 0n aiWhat eonstituteda faith.
fuf pastorand Els regard "qhis was fellows
ea'by The Ceremony of ordination, which II
certainlyyeo" one Who has never before VII:
nessedit, Seryimpressiye and solemn indeed
Rev. Ross 4dddfessed the pastor, and sBev.
MsDoSala the people, ID Snort bdt vsryper.
tineatr addresses. Although Che sxsrsises
were pros1sssed, ystths people ~efe very
patient aud all seemed soisnnfy Impressed!
Baespaee' ~sfns usto bring these remarks
to aclose, as + did my trip, by coming Back
to Chester next morning. 80 .
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1859-06-02
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MAYcE1EBRATToN TN NwINNs-

For,,he Yorksille Enquirer. zs'.s
St. Mary's beacon., 1859-12-15
Union Meetings at the North.

The North is beginning I" wake up at last
o. the conviction that the Union is really IL
danger. and that unless conservative action
aud counsel are hal, in its Subsequent deal
in.s With the South, the Latter SECTION viii
Withdraw from the union. I'm N meetings
have been held in Philadelphia and Boston.
and orc is advertised t. come of ia New
Ymk at ava carly day. At the Boston aud
Philadelphia meetings. tie grcaie>t enthusiasm
prcyalcd ~ the former. resolutions, were
udnp,cd. declaring tina, the inhabitants # Mas
.s..i."sr,Is, ..arr well ,lispoSed in general T.
obey The Laws, TO nIaintaln order anu gnn,
government, 20 respect mutual nights and
obligations. and TO disapprnve whatever in
hucnccs lead in a contrary ,lirrriinn' They
term the invasion OF Virginia an un,lis.u;sc,i
assault upon the peace and welfare Of the
whole country, and drnvuncc every dcmonstra-
ton and every expression Of sentiment.
whether public nr private. tending to cxtcn-
nate or apologize far the coE,iuct or charac-
tiers Of the criminal actors in hat outrage.
St. Mary's beacon., 1859-12-15
Case Of Crookshanks.

We learn, that Crookshanks, Whose case was
removed TO Charles county, or trial, was
sentenced, at the late term Of tlat Court, il
two cases, TO pay a fine Of a 500 in cach
case. and TO be imprisoned in the County
Jail two months for one offence and three for
the other. These cases were tined bv the
Court. In the Case Of the assault on Lnker
i.y the same party. there was a jury trial.
the jury did not, however. agree, and Crock
bhanks was remandcl back Ia our Jail To-
await his trial frr the offence at the Nav
term Of Charles county court.
St. Mary's beacon., 1859-12-15
TRUSTEES SALE.

EpY virtue OF a decree Of -. Mary'S coun-
~ " court. sitting a a Court Of Equity, !
will sell al the Couu House door, IN Leon.
ard 'GoW'n. on Tuesday. the 10Th day OF
January. 500. between the hours OF | and
/ o'clock, y. NJ To the highest bidder. tract
or pare. of land known by the Ealne OF
"DOWNHAM," containing iirY TWO acres
more or less THIS land i IN the .}rd
Election District, aud located about Two and
one hail miles from Leunard Tow -, w"
ln"io>ed. 81 good sol aad well adapted to thu
growing of grass. II properly MANFRED i
i one and a hal. miles FROM a public land
nag IN Bug1n'> Bay. The houses are out
o. repair and wood AMI TIMBER scarce
W alter - abundant
The terms. prescribed BY the decree. are
one hundred dollars. 10 b.. paid on thu day
at sale. thu balance TO h- paid in equal an.
nual instruments. 81 one and Two YEAR
with interest from the day Of sale, and 10 b.
secured hy bond and security
q. !. SPALDING.
Trustee
Dec i5rh. I65o-r~.
St. Mary's beacon., 1859-12-15
TIE Contest or tic speaker,hip.

From she late, an BE-: infITn,y,l - rces
we learn. that ,hcTe j. lrtie rr-re:; If a.
,-arly organization of the H'u-". C'Icule
t.Jns crr,inue L. be mace by nrcT'rrs out,i!'.
% he r. publican r,..ks a. Ia the let man
,.f6siiirg the Drfnocrat- '"'i >":ihr'n ".n.o-
49,, ard such anti Lee 'up'"n Democrats -
have ~, v.,ie,' Er Mr. Bs.ck. Up to Friday
rvcriu. they hhi MT come t" any sati>ftct"-
~ arrangement Of the figures.
t. : nil"rn opposition members Friday
u.glt l,ad fllI and free conference, and came
% tie CONCLUSION tla, under present aspects It
i ;ncxpcii,rt To- make any proposition TO
.tl"r p,r'i", in TIC House haking % the elcr-
ri"n "f Spc,F"r.
St. Mary's beacon., 1859-12-15
James C. Wise, Esqr.

From the Democrat published at Alcxan.
dTiH, louisiana we sec that James c. Wise
n native of this county. has b,on elected t.
the Legislature, having received the highest
number Of votes cast Tor any canlidate at tho
recent election in his Parish. He has been
repeatedly elected sheriff in the samc Parish
and his recent vote for the Legislature, indi.
Gates that his popularity, like the sphere Of
his usefulness, is widening. Mr.. Wise ha,
many relations and connections. in this county
who feel an honest pride in his past success
and Look with hopeful confidence TO his future
St. Mary's beacon., 1859-12-15

Tnc meeting "a SATURDAY. last at lie Court
i 49,. con, c'iel :,r ;hc rurps~e Of hearing
The rcpaTt e IT," Cun'.,''''"e. wli''h hal l"'''i
arp iut.-i o. .olrii g"uti"rnrn ~ IL" Leonard
Town di-trirt tn "a = RE CnnipIny. "a
Er.eiy attended f.r district r'eeting an' "r-
2 ,niz-l hv calling F.. Iop SfIdm= t" tie
{ air al appointing. Ge'. |. SG'''i"g Sec
tary. T" Ln.irnnn "f th" 't"l.I''o- u.
7 u. EAryi presented hi. r"r"r'. from
hrc!,. vc learn. that |r,y-m'n' name>. hal
I.sn .,Lt4i .c! Mr.. R,lcy stated. that the
number in a lew lays would 1e inrrci-cd 1"
svry. All pcrh,p. to seventy -fv". The SEC
r,,ary of til" meeting WIS instructed t" give
uo,ic. f-cr notice in au..;h"r cnlnmnl I" IN"
nrrnl.r, of the Company t" meet at the
Cour; IIo,r>e 10 Saturday. the 18th instant, +"
-.sgt aiz, and elect uffi rrs frr ih" Company.
earur, tia, every member will be present
> "A ssgatHr-iav NEXT and that the Company
my s,pna1 armed. equipped and ready for
duty.
St. Mary's beacon., 1859-12-15
Committed 70 Jail.

Three men named William DIRTY, John H.
Harris and James NcEahlp. w,r" COMMITTEES,
to our jail on Friday last. charged WITH steal
ing boat from ST. Gcorcc's Island it. Grls
county, belonging to Joseph Simms, Of Wash
ingt"n, ID. C. The boat was sold hy the
parties charged with the theft. we learn. To-
Alexander Mcryman. Of this district. The
parties were npprchended in Washington and
hal been confined in the Jail Of that city thir-
iy-five days when they were removed 10 our
county for trial
St. Mary's beacon., 1859-12-15

A friend has sent us the able aud eloquen, Al.
dress Of J. f. Lovely to the people Of the
New England States, which has been gin.
the rou'.ds of the press fDr the past week ~iii
the request that We sl,r,d give il a place IN
our columns. We shall IN 81. with pleasure
and regret that W" arg nj ALlc TO publish i,
IN cur present issue.
St. Mary's beacon., 1859-12-15
& OngTcSS

Congress In tie Srnate. the fn!l"wir =
resnlntir,,i. intrslr,c,l lev NJ Mason, " VIZ
GINA. has occupied tie attention Of Senators
up o. present writing, ahl from the animation
pf the c,a,tcst Which It has "ccas'"ncd. It =
Difficult, To- predict with certainty when or how
the contest al! terminate.
Resolred, That committee be appointed
L. inu',ITc IN" tie ilCts attending IL" .Atc ~
va>inn anil scizurr # the armurv aud .rSena!
ii the United States At Harpcrs Ferry, it,
Virginia. hy a baud OF armed men. and re-
Ir.Tt whether the same vas attend1i hy
armed Resistance /" the auIhoriIics and pub
IL t.r,c e the Cuitrl States, anl by the
n.uri,r :" any # the cItZ"us Of Virginia ar
ii any troops sent there 90 protect lie pull
lie property; whether suJh an invasion ard
seizure WAS made uudrr c.A,T "f arg "r.'"'-
Z,i.nn iut'.nlrd 10 sIhvcrt the g,,vriumrnt
'nAsNSy o. The States Of the Union; lat "a
the chlrI,tcr an! cN,,nt nf such an pr.ur;l,-
on. and wL,thc: any cIiILeu> ii tie ILtci
IT ties i.ot inC>,.i.t were implicated , 'fen -
Accessory thereto hy c,ntrihu:i rs Il money.
arms. mnnitianS. ~ otucrMI-; what was the
character ,u,! c.tcn: II tie military equipment
~ the hands mr under the C"utr"l Il >ul
armed lIrl. a4d whcr". ar.d how a"d "i,c:.
the same 'y.,- obtained anil transported H. Ihr
rla,r so invaded: that SAIL committee report
whether any anil what legislation may. In
thcir opinion, L. nr essay ga the pas; at
tie Cntc,l States ir the iitnr" preservation
&c tha pace ot the country. II i"r the salty
If tie I,nhlic ia ,pcTtv; ans! that said commit
tee have lower 10 scsr! i,r persons and pa
pcrs.
The snbj.,; matter of c"rtntion in thu
lI"usc Of representatives. Since the meeting
It that b,dy, may bc learned from tie follow
loving resolution, introduced on the FIRST day
Il tic session 10y Mr. Clarke Of Missouri, and
aimed Il; Mr. Sherman the Republican n"mi-
nee for Speaker:
Wh,rcl,. certain members Of this Ilnn>e,
now in domination for speaker, did cI"!"t e
and recommend the book herein after NAMED
therefore,
Resolved. That the doctrines and sentiments
If ccrr.r E,,.k, called The Impending CHI
Il, Of tic nth, and How 10 Nice, It, pur
! purIin. - have bee" written 10y II. K. Helper
! are mccndiAry aud h.r>,i:c I" the d."nc>tit
peace AMT tranquility ri the country. and ihI
( t.n member Of this House VII" .hnmrUdc'
nr cudurs,ei II, "r IA, c"hpsnd, - at Il l.,
I Sneaker ( tins IulISc.
St. Mary's beacon., 1859-12-15
LAND FOR SALE.

'INEiE Undersigned. hy power Of attorney.
will offer at Public SALE, on the PREM,
ISF.S, on THURSDAY. the 22d OF Decem
Der n fa'r, II not. the next ialr day ihrTeaf
ter) Iig" land known as the FARM con.
tanning near 2jD acres. at present orcupcd
hy Nj. Thomas Bond, and situated near
0akvIsIc.
} FORREST.
Dec slh. 1857
St. Mary's beacon., 1859-12-15
!SHERIFF"S SHE.

RY virtue # 4 writ of Ficri Facias. i<snc,l
e "sIt 81 S,Int Mays county Circuit Court
aud To- IN" directed. will rXp"~e 10 Publir
auCrlpa, at tie Court ll"u~'. der, Leonard
TrwIr. on TI'E.SDAI' he 3Id day If .JIItua.
~. 1850, between tic h"urs 90! aud 3
r'c'ors;. =. IN. t. the highest Liid"r frr cash.
the f#'pNin- property, T. Wit: one tract or
parcel "i land Gale! "PT. FENWICKS
MANOR" containing 2i2 acre.. M re or l,sS.
late IT." Property "f Edward -. Brewer, &
Fred. NIh!X and Jpir. NJ. Brewer. s.iz.-,i ar,l
token IA execution at the suit Of Gcor.. !
SPlldsus.
J. THOMPSON YATES.
Sheriff
De- 9th, I55o-,s.
St. Mary's beacon., 1859-12-15

a.. the l2,l Instant. hy Rev Mr. D,rrcker
JAMES MEDLEY 10 Mr.. SARAH JANE
WATHEE.
On the 18th instant. ly Rev Mr. Citing
JOSEPH LATIRAM /" Miss MARY GUY.
On thc Same DAY. hy Rev. Mr.. Hc>kiu>.
WILLIAM l.. WILLIAMS 10 ELIZA T. A.
TAYLOR.
St. Mary's beacon., 1859-12-15

A II. rerscas arc fnrwarned frnfn rr"STaS-
"a sing wI'h log or gun. or ~ anv one
MANNER. Oh any part O. my e>'a'" common
r. ca'lei. "Ros7croti." situated IN -. I'M.
goes Di.rrict. bounded on enc side hy SAINT
Nlary's river and on another b. st i3Ico"S
Creek. Against any and all persons found
rrcspnssirg fier the publication Of thus no
tee. the aw will be r-idly ,a'orc"i.
WM +. HARDY.
Dec. 18Th, iS-Q-lm
St. Mary's beacon., 1859-12-15

~~nOu@A 1cpAgscAtoLN0~
We, pei by 49, - - la0,
yer" says coterrorhrv. "td~the rNmS'cH
a., country" On scvcra, occasions, si"ce
tic meeting IS 'nsrcss. tIic members Of the
House have uecn upon the point Of " lent
collision the result Of which, IN The present
excited state Of the public mind, would in
.y,taLly have been fllowcd Ly serious
CONFUSION. Throushoa, the whole South. a
vas. mnl,rity OF the people are n"w ready tor
the experiment q the government OF sepa-
r.:c C,nf,lcracy. in the sincere bchcl thai
the only rcmainin: question N that connec-
ton il A. T., the time when il will TIC their
only remaining protection against the az
rressive acts Of aholit Di-m. Th'sc journals
i>t. that essay to hnolwiuk this fact are bctray-
ing the public mind into sense Of false
security; and. in 50 don:. are increasing the
chances Of the speedy destruction Of the
Government Of the United States.
St. Mary's beacon., 1859-12-15
= OI ] & 6.

hereby fo:rwarn all persons from ,raspass-
. IEg wIIh dog or gun, or IN any other
manr~r. upon ms Plantation IN Chapiico
hi>rrr'i. As have been much annoy
.a'ely by uespas>er>, am determined here
after To enforce me law against Al! who dls-
regard ii!.s nnaee
JOHN n. KEY.
Nav 2t,h, la59-Iu.
St. Mary's beacon., 1859-12-15

The Charleston convention f,r the n"snira
thor 81 a dca"cr.trc cam: date i,.r President j
announced 20 meet on Mruday the 23i o
April next.
St. Mary's beacon., 1859-12-15
ST. MARY'S BEACON
LEONARD TOWN, MD.
Rife Company.


THURSDAY MORNING.. DEC. Is. 1859
St. Mary's beacon., 1859-12-15

Tie G"rcrncr oi Flnr.n III liz mes age I,
the legislature "f that Stat, recommend. =
rc-or .arizlri"n 81 the militia sy>tcr, and rhc
enforcement 81 the pairl Inv. In reference
To- the condition "f national aiLirs. lac sly:
Florida. A. the yodnGrst ariics>t p"pul"u>
1t the Southern Spvtfccnilc~. en- only f,llnw
in action thu lead uf her sl>;rr, 1t til, COM
>rtEtes no reason why. at = TIM drlnu.jn.
the frcc,s; conference and iraukcx Oppression
Atnong il,,>" incd hy c"mnhu ,icsti ".
>hc should remain silcrt. hrhrv, that rcr
voice should be heard in ''tonr< not 'rul bur
deep n favor of an eternal >oP.rl' "a from
III, sc whn>e wiclSednceS anil larat:ois,n E,rl.ii
us lnrr,r To live will them in peace l!j ; ic-
Is. There arr gnod grounds Tor the h.pe ll,t
most If l!lc Southern States viii MT c"tstr,
{, see the General Government pass mt,
hands ayowc,lIy hostile 10 '1.c : nth II >'rh
y ,',ir purposc it Is net unlikely that they
will prepare for ;hy cn,c,-"ney 81 he APP
proaclu. Prc>idchtIIl election.
St. Mary's beacon., 1859-12-15

TIE SrF,XsnAT r. -
Ia'li,-, ~ l.. .---r- arrest. ~ NH'u''.-r -
4 I.,r-r Ia ~ H. r"arsc Of p'T''-ipaiir- ~
tie ~ uH y arl %. H." s'can'bat ENreS~.
NC expo g cc' ~ rr'ir'lv ''-r'',' tate . hat
awarded r'.,sr Gonzales ~ Jn,:e S'u'nr -
Thy have al i.er convicted AID Srn;e"cei -
a. 4 'rlra'. p. i>'.n-ni. J''hn Skinner 'on-
,l.',,l e .iN 4 ! An assault wI'h intent I ~
A. aukrnnu r,,,-r,-l man Wa Scn'"rr'~i t-'t
- b. eul iiD,.i Ia the Drru >'lT county Ja.l un-
Ill tho q r. December and Won - ia.pH-"r-
mp-' IN tln p~ni'-r'iarv ~ Au-"~ts - :.
1862 rrr Dnn"c''v. In ID .r~cT, a.
G,.r-gc r .h;u- ~. canvic;ct # riC;. have - \
been >eutcr-,yi g crufi-cnCat Il. the J..!' III
the 2lst Of August, 1850.
St. Mary's beacon., 1859-12-15
NOTICE.

4 IL persons ar" for"waru"d from tres
IA passing v..'L dog OF gun. or "a I'M
manner on any part 81 my ..~rrr.-> common
Is called "I.UC KI.ANE' and also "BER
EI'S LOT" i"ra'"l ~ Ciapr'o drrucl
AMI adri-:n" he estates Of John /.
and Ms Margaret Barber. Agains
AMI all p"r>uns found tr"spassiirsz
publication at this nytIr-. tie law
rIgIdly enforced.
LUKE p. EAkI
Dec 1t Is59-tw.
St. Mary's beacon., 1859-12-15

DEfDs. NoT WouDs.-gae Richmond EN-
amii,cr. in very fierce arfae "n Mr.. Clarke,
resolution, calls for deex not words. l,
SgVs:
- The desired unal " Of public SER
lim"ut at the S,uth having gen secur,4l, ""
trust that "ur Representatives. will lo~c /" time
il l,l::,-iu. the mi'im Iinn. Aihc slave Static
plainly auI clearly byfors C.arar's,. THIS Il
What tn South now irmaug at the hands 81
Ter representatives,. We therefore regret T."
imVru!r., zc, "f the CmEr>'mt" ii"m Ms
~.'ri. which l.cfure to- sariE'l'n 81 IL"
House e Representative rrccIp't'icd :lu'
'-Iy intn an iu,rrmual.h ,l..hAtc upon the
question &C slavery We AaI hoped. AMI wc
~ri!l hope. that the representatives, Of the slave
State in Congress wilL<nci!.!cr tolerate unr
participate i" c,I.tiuuncc If d.. u--ipH~,
winch have beer prnliii n u thing hut injury
t 'hc saith W. had rather sec them calm
Is aud silently await die action If tic enemy.
- the COn>ctirt FA;h"TSst ia" Roman Scrt;"
aNa;r.! 'he Apr ac. Of Brcunus and lis bar
hnriAn !,gioGs.