, 1859-05-03


lis appearance in The newspapers, addressed to
the Hon. David Hubbard, IF .Alabsnn. Tic is
keen after the Charleston nomination. Like
Douglas hc has "cavcd in,' and now goes his
full length for slavery rrornGandism, md insists
Oh the duty Of Congress to protect Slavery in
the Territories VIC mike the following cx-
tracts from the letter:
Jwoull protect tue South from Abn!itionists
and l'rotectionist* and land jobbcrs and 1rcasu-
~ robbers' Yes, rs always tried to do, much
to my pwu cost. And tru.n the trcachcry Of
sung Of her own and frum the tplly Of hrr sim
cvt*' friends. too. mean to try TO protect her,
n l,arr tr.cd oi late in vain. ! would protect
hrr from the autlers uI Kansas Nebraska bills
= ION the Frrc.Soili of ba1g ger amendments
-trnm the effects nf repeating laws establish
itg nnd projecting Slavery III Territories -froh.
tl,c false protection Of uon-interveution, with.
drawing all rrctcnsion tn protect all persons
aad property equally und alike on the common
I, it"ry Of Joint seiticnent-from Lcconpton
;''licy. That had not the wssdpn evcn Of -l:sop's
>,Ss1 in the fablt--frnm tic compromises Of
E.':;lish bills. which stripped us Of every par
tic!r uf prestige VIC had lrit-from the wicked
n.ss Of force and traud,'' and The folly Of
n:roliy attempting su establish Il rule Of ':|H~
-: "faA' IN the tace Of IN ""serupulous ma
Tic question is not, 'Wil the Union he dis
thei:' That is srtt!cd question. But the
q1r>lon is, as til. old Virginia Democratic
i;s'th to be abandoned, and are We I" rush on
with the President into Il full scheme Of Federal
policy. Which iu its whole outline and filling up
t,ce.ds any Federalism i'll all it, points WHICH
H1ntull, ur Adams, TT any other lutiiudina-
'''n' ever duFe! to project or propose.
hare written this righ. on. and you may do
Whit you please with il lnurs, truly;
Henry i. WISE.
II will be seen that Gov. Wise assumes, as 4
f"rrgone conclusion, tlat the Cnon is TO be
dissolved. This idea OIL his part will doubtless
explain lis ultra Pro Slavery position.
By all mcaus let Gov. Wise he 1he runlp call
'!il.te lnr the Presidency lie wil t'e cordially
sustained iy the Di.un'oniss and African slave
tr1'ers; and it is not improbable that lie will
sweep the Gulf States like whrlwind. We
shall then have IN opportunity Of testing the
strength ofthe Union. He will bc elected Pres
ID ut Of the CulfStatcs BY acclamatieu; and he,
it any man, will have the courage to lead them
III the effort 10 sccede.
Ministerial Crisis In Canada.
TN Saturday morning last tue supply Bill
was defeated i'll the upper house Of the Canadi-
III, Parliament, by 4 vote Of ." to 20. The mo-
tHa was for the second reading Of the supply
Bill, to which an amendment WAS offered refus
iny to Eo into supply unless the Government
pledged themselves to spend no muney on the
:t:auval to Quebec, without the sanction uf Par
li::ncnt. 4 fierce debate eusucd, ending by u
so,c against tile Government as above stated.
Tie Torunto G!ote comments upon the result,
IS follows:
The result is mot a mere decision upon the
Seat Of 8ovcrnmcnt question, it is the lcgiti-
',late result Of the tyranny practiced on Upper
'4nada by the Government, aud of the carcer
q! c&trayagance Which they have been running.
IAe Coalition was able to buy OF bully the Low
.'r House, WIN dread dissolution; the Counci!
'c;'s who voted for tue almost revolutionary
asurc Of throwing ont the supplies are Of the
I'll on1yest conservative teudencies-Mr Camp
's.l, Ar. Alexander, Mr.. DcIsla4uitre, Mr. A.
;l',. and Mr.. Seymour, were foremost in the
~ rk OF opposition. No fact could show mure
l'.in!ly the length Which the Ministry lave gone
The Ministry will, If course, try every cxpe-
u! Ut to wrivg'e out Of the disastrous position in
81 lc tllvy tnd themselves. Some suppose HAT
"rIiailleh viii DC Ut once prOroyurd. the Capl-
j. rc!n"vcd to Quebec, and tic Treasury dcple-
:: wltlnut tue saNc1ltn of supply lsll. We
3a.dlt link this will he rcsoried ,,. however.
:'bc l.d:sna'i"n runs very high in Upper Ia
Ia already, Lut that step would provoke all
'l'brtak oi which III one could forcsee the con-
"':ucnccs. If til" money is IN bc spent without
u sanction Hf Parliament, 1!1cre will hc very
Tic pail in the s!la;.r ni take, by trprr caua-
ms. At eleven this morning thrrr will prob.
':' he ministerial explanations i'll the Lowrr
.''sc, and ule2:!li,t, il is usrlcs, 10 speculate
: i 1i1e subject.
sale Of thc Ohio Central Railroad.
4 Dill i'll t!ancery la: been !lvd in the L.
5. Court, by Gc"r.e s. fcr, If New Ynrk, 10
~st'lre the payment Of banls to the amount of
i u..ru, and a.kin. that the rn.ti and its ap-
a!tc':nces inay Lc sud aud tAe proceeds be
- 'lird 10 the payment Of Tic debts fihe Com
.sny. The Cnur, Il, Cincinnati directed de-
r.c 10 hr entered and appointed II. J. .Icwctt,
~: PRESENT President of the ruad, the Re-
, -vcr.
go Very rich ,uano islands !layc been dis.
;''"rel to the northwest uf tn. Sandwich j..
snsls, and posses>ou taken ny he commander
n the government steamer, ftnNimorr Cooper.
N the natnr nj thu lnitrd States.