, 1859-09-01
3)rtss 4 Trihtt1tt.
Statc 1FeAhurrr-~RcstKua uatfoM OF Col,
..lIte.s asd APPOINTMENT Of William

Uu Saturday, Col. Miller rendered to the Gov
tF"''F hrs resignation Of the Office Of Statt
ayGov. Dis<c!l appointed Wiltiam Butler, ESQ.
ot this city, to hi The vucnpcy.
1tie bcstnwal Of The u:ficc upon Mr. Butler il
}ndicn1is 4p;'piut1n"nt and will be generally
nIprnved liz has achieved reputation for dill.
'gt"c", Vigilance and sagaci:y, in the transac-
u.ns vf busiu,ss. "hcl! is known throughout
tAis hectlusl Of tie St4tr. He has ever been
careful aud fui:hful to every trust which bss
heretofore Eeen committed TO him, and VIC re-
gard lin rs in every way vel! qualified to cze-
cate the nft.ct Of custodian Of the money chests
We are tI." Ivopte's Treasury will be aafe
aud secure il his keeping.
Col! III rT> lt>,nuntlrn goes into effect i'm.
nledat u, al,d air. Hu,le. will forthwith take
possession q: the ottce.-tSPrinA6ttL Journal,
Il n,,. :n.i.
II has been understood for some time past BIZ
ljs f.ienas, thai II. Miller contemplated taking
The step -aununcel abore. Since the removal
Of tae Tr2:'rttr Office from New o.k to Spring
Ii. ID. Lis lubors hare been considerably increas-
GU, aud The Legislature made no provision for
the eHro, nlcn: .! clerk and tList added to
tue ilhea!,h Of member Of his family and the
hrcess;sy Of grng his personal attention TO his
private busiEess aanrs, rendered It u nzt.er Of
Amos, imperative drty to himself to retirs
from pualic duties.
A. lu Lis successor in cg;ce, NC cordially con-
cur III tile opinion expressed By tue Spria6eeld
'f'"~'s!'. Mr.. ;u,!cr will, without doubt, prove
i1:'l's.: 10 be fui.hfu and competent in the dis
Charge u the responsible tEut confided to him.
Gov. Na@oflin on Slavery In the Ter.
rltofies.
N.riasl Naso:tu WIS iuausurated Governor of
n t,IEkJ E,-t H..
nft, We haze lis inaugural address before us.
'h"et "f which is devoted to the discussion Of !
thu sslvtIs issues. TIE newly elected Governor
srr:s out, II possible, more plainly than before
t!lr election, taking unequisocal ground in fa- I
sar ai The administration I1d its policy. We |
hive ronm only for the following extract, TO |
"!!es1 We Invite the particular attention Of the
t!ca-" I'm <-'ias journal having claimed the
election Of 2asotGu lis Douglas victory. Cor,
". SAYS:
+'T: = decision ftIc election Of Nacof1,o> i,s |
'''IimI'!"'' vind:ca:'on of tie Administrator
g! rr'-:sh'nt huchanan frou the charrpu of |
trana ami c"rr"pten, and Of tile princ;ples mud
lf''tcs :.1e"cA:rd by the Democracy Of Kcp-
tnr": npo:; III" question "f Slavery, whicn COR
s''"l ~ prominent a,1 Issue in the late excit
~ ra'tsA>>, ?hs' U.mocra,ic party endorsed
t"ls 'hr d"crinc Of the bred Scutt decision.
n 1E.'' 'at-uH-: Of tia, drcisiuu they hold That
'h'r1h' nj tHoi"rtT III sfayts is distinctly and !
expressly ;:!'4;t! in The Co..s:itut ou and .lat
tlir my power ov"rit conferred upon Congress !
" IT, 1*o''e' o'HI''''! n!M Inc duty of qaariia1 |
IT,: r'''f',:'s13 tat 1"n'rs ~ M.tr rtha. Thv
|."'"': T. rr"'"c' does mt carry along with it
H.. ~ fativ- right tt iInpA'r or dcstruy.
1hr lt''it''Fira ,ue the property Of the States
r'sl ali lsuse all equal right to 20 there viii
l"!r l':r:i,tst, and 10 h: protected in lis cloy-
n''' The n',l''e ~h" tn,:.ratc there have the
i.li to, M! viii tlrtrrnluc far themselves.
;''rl;'': they will or Will nol have slavery when
''s '.hS' 'FAn'.4 =" constitution. and propose
''=a State. int t".r h1r< no tTytt to do 70 t
ri =. ''ty a:t i. ;rrr4.yrta& rouilioa
l]Ha j. i!"n'i:'lr, Iaatiu!tera:cd Democracy
lltlerln- soae~ha, from Douglas' "copy-ricbt- T
i cla-ssa2 il l'arper's Magazine.