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Daily national Democrat., 1859-12-21
MORNING, DECEMBER 21, 1859.
9otels md Restaurants.
THE sT. GEORGE HOTEL.

CORNER OF FOURTH AND j sTs.
" SACRAMENTO, has just been thoroughly reno
full supply Of first class SPRING BEDS introduced.
with large additions Of other rich and desirable Fur
niture from the well known and popular establish
ment Of J. G.. Clark a Co., Sacramento
1t is due to the travelling public to acknowledve the
very liberal patronage heretofore extended to the ST.
George during the time it has been in charge of the
present proprietor and IL is designed that 1t shall be,
II possible, more deserving of the uublic favor
ltslocation is In the very center Of business and
within moments walk Of all the popular places of
amusement.
Carriages will at all times be in attendance TO con.
vev passengers to and from the boats, etc
sep3-my @. l. IUTCHINSON Pronrietor
, 1859-01-14
Pgr>o.ttIE and Political.

4 bill has been introduced into the Penns51-
raaia Legislature, to provide additional means
for the extinzuishment Of the S:.te debt by
cent, and requiring them to ply orer per cent
to th= Common aeslth.
-Oa Monday last the North Carolina House
Of Commons corcurred ia 'o message from the
Senate, proposing to ra:se Joint Committee to
examine the state Of the furniture in the Execn.
tive mansion, alleged to be shabby and deli
cieat."
-Ths Governor OF Pennsylvania on Friday
vetoed the Insurance bill. which was prepared
With SO much labor, and passed with great uaa-
nimity By the last Legislature, for the purpose
Of stopping the operations, of bogus Insurance
Companies.
Two exceedingly humane bills are before
the Legislature Of North Carolina, now in ses-
sion, which, taken toga:her, give to the free
colored resident therein, the choice Of tremosiog
cut of the Stats ritbn two Jesrs, Of choosing
an owner for themselves, or Of being sold 1t
public auction for the benefit OF common schools.
AQkAAE kAQ ACEEAA C4t[IluH IuI Uulttu
States Senator in South Carolina, one for tho
long term aud the other for the nue1piled term
OF Jadge Evans, there were many bal!otingz
and much excitement 4 gar, dashing young
widow, Of great personal attraction, was in Co.
luEabia at the time, and the nephew Of one Of
the contestants became SO confused between
the calls Of love and the lobby. that be actually
declared himself to the lady as II candidate for
the unexpied term Of her late husband" We
are pleased to say be wss elected to tha vacancy
en- the first ballot.
When Rothschild WAS asked whether he
would not like to become temporal King of
the Jews in Paieitins-"0h, no." said be, Il
would rather b. Jew Of tho Kings than King of
the Jews.n
Hon Oliver Il. Smith, Of Indianapolis, is
| declining in health 1t il feared that he never
will recover.
The Boston Transcript u authority for say
ing that Dr.. 0. W. Holmes is not the writer Of
IA True History Of Plymouth Colong," which
| appears in the New YORK L<dger.
, 1859-01-14

ILLINOIS SOUTHERN RA1LRoAp.-From different
sources We gain tie following information in
reference to the progress and prospects Of the
Illinois Southern R.irosd- matters just now Of
much concern to the people OF Mound City, If
not to the public generally.
On the 3lat ult, Gen. Batter, the President Of
the road, Was in Viucennes, lad, endeayoring
to procure such aid from the citizens as would
authorize the company to fix the northeastern
terminus at that place. The AMOUNT asked is
stated at $2yo. 600. The Sun Of that city aids
the Generals Efforts by we'll written editorial.
Wabash County, as tho reader Of the Enpori.
um is already aware. has subscribed in her cor
porate capacity $1,000 The borough Of ut.
Carmel, in the same county. has subscribed
furnish an aggregate Of about $780, 900. This is
quite equal to the estimated cost Of grading the
rod through the county.
i corporate subscription of 100000 iu bonds
is relied on in White County. L large amount
Of vork < has already heeu done, eud, it is said,
means are on hand 10 continue operations. The
road can be prepared in this county, ready to
receive the superstructure, ut ahaut 5000 per
nile.
The individual subscription in Saline County.
in lands aud otherwise, amounts to about
$4,000. Another application for county honda
TO the amount OF $10h00O will be made soon,
aad the Mt. Carmel Reyi,tfr expresses The be.
lieflt will be snc@esslul.-- Hound City EM2o-
TluM.
GREAT WESTERN RA1IWAT CT CASADA.-The
following is ihe business Of this road for the
week ending January !, 1859:
FL III s1d Live socx issS
n 45 and saLdr es ........................ f4.a5
C:rs.sond!.E wset Il ltst
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An Abortionist Sentenced to Deatb.
~ Liverpool, England, las. month, August
Wilhelm, 3 surgeon, Was found guilty Of muir.
der, in csuSlug the death Of female by IN at.
tempt 10 procure an abortion, and was sen
tsnced to be hung. Judge Bremhal1, in instruct.
ing the jurv. said:
Where person was indicted for murder. 4
verdict Of mana'aughter might be returned. but
not Under these circumstanees:-1f man for
RI unlawful purpose used dangerous instru.
ment, or medicine, or other means and thereby
death ensued, TINT WAS murder, although Ia
might not intend 70 cause death, although the
person dead might hare ted to the nct
which terminated in death, and although possi-
bl7 be might very much regret the Termination
thAt had taken place contrary Ia his hones and
expectations This Wa wilful murder Pnt
the learned counsel for tho defence had thrn~n
upon the judge the task Of sayinR whether the
case could be reduced 10 manslsughter. There
vas such possibility; but 70 adopt it would
pe, he thought, to run counter to tho eYihnnne
gwen. II the jury should b of opinion that
me prisoner used the instrument not With srv
intention to destroy life, and that tho instrumen,
"ae not danKesous one, although he used it tor
~ uo.1"iul purpose, that would reduce The
cs'ue 10 granddaughter. dc really did not think
@ tnef Iou;o come TO any other conclusion thau
tnhi Tug -, instrument Wa. dangerous ooe. # 40
used than. II II were 10 used by the nritnn.r
tho ease "as one Of murder: spd there ~
nothing Tor the case DO, yerd,ct eith.r NJ 49,
dor or uf acquitta1" - -
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The success Of the negro actor, Ira Aldsidge,
hsa been wonderful, Al his debut people wsre
curious TO see an 0thello who needed neither
Grape nor pomade to blacken his tace. Many
expected tears Of laughter rather than tears Of
emotion. when they learned that 1ago aud Des-
demona would reply to him in German. [The
absence Of an English troupe forced him to play
With Ge1mau actors. Those who counted on
this we're strangely deceived. From his appear-
auce on the ataKe, the African artist completely
captiE ated his audience by his harmonious and
resonant voice, and By style full Of simplicity,
nature and dignity. For the first time We had
seen tragic hero talk and walk ike common
mortols, without defamation and without ex-
aggerated gestures, We forgot that ne we're in
theat1e, and followed the drama as if it had
been real transacscn.
The scene in the Third Act, when tie sentiment
Of jealousy is ropsc1 in tue fer cous Moor, is the
triumph Of Aldridge. At the tlrst words OF thc
Hily in>iuuation you see bis eyes kinde gou feel
the ais ii his yace when be questions I4go, then
the deep sobs which stile it and, finally, when
he Is persuaded that his Wretchedness is comuete
CRY OF rage, or rather roar like that Of wild
beast, starts from bis abdomen. still seem 10
hear that CRY it chilled Us with fear, aud made
every spectator fludder. Tears wet bis checks !;
ais mouth loaned, and his eyes flashed fl,e.
hare never e..en an artist identity himself 30 per
tec.lJ with the character which he represents.
An actor told nc that be SAW htm sob lot some
moments after bis exit from the scene. Everybody
wept Bosleau was right in asying to actors:
Weep yourselves, If you would make Others
weep" Rachel, in the fourth aes Of L4s Horace,
is the on y artist who ever produced 30 great an
effect At the trst representation the poor
Desdemona was SO horror-strickeu at the terrl-
ble expression Of the Moor, that she sprang from
the bed aud ran shriekiug with fright.
In spite Of his stony nature, A!dridge cau
contain himself TO those seenes which require
calmness and subdued passion In Shylock, to
see him trembling with fear md indignation
before the tribunal which is endesvorlng to
torce Christianity upon him, makea one ofthose
Impressions which are never eHAced. The most
severe critics dnd but one fault with hint that
when speaking to characters st the back Of the
Stage be has tho bad habit Of turning his back to
the public The director demonstrated with
him about this, but it ~as Of no avail.
, 1859-01-14

tC4resosnlsnce &fthe Press and T1ibu7e
1Sp.txAroIts. Jan, 1:th. 1858.
4 small matter which has excited much inter-
eat here ef late was tho Eevere c2stig ation re-
celred By John L. Robinson, q. s. Marshal, at
the hands Of Co|ggoye, member IT the House
from Randolph County. Robinson attacked Col
grove on Sunday last at the Palmer House tor
remarks made by him (ColgroEe} during the
Special Session in reference to his {R3binson's@
use Of public funds- Robinson gssw very ttrdthy,
and the lie having passed he attempted to cane
the gentlemen from Randolph, which WAS
much more difficult task than he had supposed.
Tbs parties we're Immediately separated when
Robinson made another attack aud Colgro7e
seized him by the countenaace and backing him
through the reading room gave him regular
"ueensn" Of every step. Robinson Was picked
up covered with blood and taken to his room
whence he did not emerge until yesterday,
when he went before the Mayor aad paid dao
Of $o5 for making the assault He comes out
Of ,he fray with the .bridge" of his nasal Or
gan broken Men of all parties agree that he
WAS entirely at fault ] mention this, AZ the
loggine Of u. S. Marshal is Of conrse na-
sional question. Doubtless Old Buck will gire
him mission, Is this is much worae "beat"
than that Of ]. CLANCY Jones-Envoy Extra.
ordinary to "Loog Point" has been sugges:ed
The Republican caucus Of last night utde the
following nominations for State Offices: For
State Agent John u. Defrees. State Printer B.
4, Sulcrove OF St.1te Journa... Canal Trustee ".
Il. Coffin, Directors of State Prison n. Early
rlue, 8. H. Bailey, leaving one blank- The
Democrats hare nominated for State Agent
Aqui!s Jones, a. L. State Printer John e.
Walker, Canal Trustee - Rawley, Directors
Of State Prison Cookery, S. q. Busktrk and
Donaldson. The Democratic caucua hroke up
in row, and general diasatsfaetion exists Tbs
elements won't harmonize. Aqulla Jones who
has heretofore been = ssaunch Anti -Leoompton-
ito will. il il said, certainly reject the nomina-
ton. The Republicans feel confident OF being
Role to elect their ticket, though l canuot hut
consider it doubtful ~ they have to rely upon
snme Anti .Lecompton help which is uncertain
With these exception1-one in the Secate and
two in the House--the Ants hare acted with
tie party, They we're unable to resist tho
charm Of being within the fold, aud let princi-
ple 20 to the dogs Branham {Rep,) Of the
House who il absent from sickness ia his family,
detains tho election. As room s. he returns IN
election Will be had.
There has been nothing Of general interest IN
the Legislature ret The present session will
hare 10 produce liquor law Of some kind, and
politicians will dodge it If poaslble. We have
no law at a!l restraining the traffic in ardent
spirits, and the sale is fesrfulJ on the increase.
O.
, 1859-01-14
How the Money Goes.

We hive hccu nut IN possession Of q me-.
mortal 10 Congress from J. T. Lloyd, Of Phil
zlslpllia, publisher and proprietor Of book
entitled "The Life, Travels and Adventures
Of Ferdinand DeSoto, The Discoyercr Of the
Mississippi Rivcr.'' The memorial sets forth
that ,Lis book contains the only authentic &C.
count ofthc discovery Of the Mississippi Riv-
cr--that Congress had paid $4,000 for
painting commemorative ef that discovery
to place iu the Rotunda Of the Capitol-that
the book is far more valuable Than the pic
ture, and tbe1 e1corc Congress is asked to pass
j bill for the purchase Of $1,000 copies Of the
former At sl.50 per copy!
With the exception Of Douglas late di s
patch to Charley Lapphier, this is the coolest
piecc Of ASSURANCE that ne have been oallcd
upon 10 chronicle since the beginning of the
present year. Nevertheless, it is more tban
probable that ills little sratuity Of $4,000
will bc voted to Mr. Lloyd. 4 Washius ston
correspondent Of The \. y. Evening I'oa
writcE: II was prcs4ntcd this morning to 4
beautiful lady, and had hardly passed the
"complineute Of the day when she exclaimed
"'Oh, Mr.. ", you will give this petition
"your aid know you will wont you y ''
saying which she handed him u copy ol
Lloyd:s memorial. Under such influences rs
This, it is Eaid that several members Of Con,
gress are already pledged to vote for the bill
VIC shall probably hear Of tue matter ngain,
, 1859-01-14
Enameled Slate..A Substitute for Mar
BILE.

Some fifteen ycars ago Mr. G. F. Magn0s, Lon
don, established mauulactoly for covcring the
slabs Of Welsh slate with an enamel, in imitation
Of rariesated marble. At the Worlds Fair he'd
In 1851, Mr.. Magnus was awarded the prize med2l
for tie admirable collection which lie exhibited
He has published several hundred drawings of
designs illustrating The various uses to Which
enameled slate can be applied such as for chimney
pieces, billiard and other tables, borders ante1s
wash-stands. lamps, candelabras, bathrooms,
tombs, and many other purposes. The process Of
enamelIns is yery simple and inexpensive one.
The slabs Of slate after being sawed to the proper
shaped and plancd to uniform thickness, are
rubbed down On a large hon wheel. TO remove
any sand marks that may have been made while
on the wheel, they are then rubbed with fine
sandstone The prepared slab is colored with the
ground color Of the marble it is designed to imi'
tate, and then marblcd, and placed over night
in an oven, whose temperature Is Kept at about
200 degrees. TIE slab receives three coats Of
yaruish, passing one night in Ito oven otter each
coat. It Is also rubbed With pumice stone before
each coat. After this process it is finished by be-
ing polished with pumice stone, rotten stone and
the soft part Of the hand.
The art ras Introduced into this country about
ten years ego. L mandatory was established
near Boston, the slabs being imported from
Wales and the operatives from England and
Wales. Its superiority over marble, combined
With its cheapueEs, soon brought it into general
favor, nnd at present there are several large es-
| tablishments in different parts Of the country
l .-h; 1h IL. @oht Ia I,o;
, 1859-01-14
miscellaneous Items.

RELAXATION or QcAkkR FoRMALITrks.-The
Qaakezs Of Great Britain hare formally nhan-
doned lheir distinctive peculiaritlss Of speech
and dress, and in other respects relaxed the re-
stzictireness Of their rules and discipline.
CANADIAN CABzsk7.-Tbe Hamilton Spectator
John Rose, at present Solicitor General for Can.
ada last, will succeed the Hon, Mr. Sieotte ia
the Chief Commissionership OF Public Works.
Woxrx's R16ars.-The Uerdld Of Freedom
ssys the citizens OF tho town OF Bloomington, in
Douglas County, Kansas, hare recently passed
ao ordinance emitting the women 10 N equality
With the men as Totels-
Morals or SALr LAKK C1rr.-A late number
of the Utsere. fttrs reports quite q number Of
Lake City; and under The heading Of "Painfal
Incident" reporter notices the dtst case Of i
professional streetWalker amop2 the females Of
that city.
ACoRskr BcsrL1 Suar-SCPforrEx.-We have
been shown ny stesio1s1y combined corset s1d
bus'le and sflrtsupporter, al in ons piece, Tho
invention Ct al ingenious Ffenchmsu in this
week. It il cozses With a hssqae prolonga.ion,
which il farin3 sad stiff, with whalebone for
hnstle- Detachable shoulder straps comptete
the gaFment-X r. Tri6uns-
A BOGUS Coux1.-A German about 80 yesrs
Of sge. who called himself Count Aorezvski, but
Who had really been water IA saloon ueaf
Boston, Wa arrested in New fofk, on thu Sd,
just ~ he hAd made preparations to awindle the
tashionablea by false letters Of Introduction
BEEcHHR's CHuxcH--The pews Of Beeeher's
church in Brooklyn, were rented on Tuesday.
Tho entire sum realized for the rent Of tho pewa
for one year was &24, 642- 50, being over 5000
mors than The sum paid for tbs same seats for
the year 1858.
IMPRISONMENT or An xACrHoR--Erpest Maurice
Arnot, the veil known author Of '' Hds ist der
DeusseA1a Tater1andF' has been sentenced Ut
z1ebrucken, In Rteni4h BAvsria, to s~o mo nths
Imprisonment The odsree Of which n. Arnot
WAS guilty vas tho publication Of = work eosi-
tied Wanderings and Communications with
Baron Stein.''
DsAoLl11oS or L4ocoe S1ors.-1n Crawfords-
vile. Ind, fev days ago. mob ''cleaned OUT
every liquor shop in tho place, eight in number,
destroying forty barrels Of tho ardent:
Sc1cnH n JA1L-James Snapp. who has been
confined in tho Aorg1ntosn tVa) jill for zone
time past On charge Of having murdered his
Hife, committed suiude On Monday Of lat week.
Co1oxA-Ths Washington correspondent Of
tho Baltimore 64a ssyg that Coloua, tho ntino
Of tho propos nd new Territory, Gomez from
Christopher Cslon, q Columbus.
, 1859-01-14

Bxouksrs FOE RE1sGlous PuRroszs.-Miss Eiz.
abesh Aul1. Of Lexington, No., made legacies
70 the Educational and Domestic lid Foreign
Mission Boards Of the Presby terian Church, To.
s. 5000 each; to the american Bible and
Tract Societies, g.. 500 eacil to the establish.
ment Of Presbyterian Fem lilo Seminary in Lex
ington. fa0. 900. Of which 10000 IL given on
condition that like sum u subscribed By other
persons. Other legaciss, mostly to religious
organizations, make up ths. total Of the bequests
44e, e,6Ql~
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to prevent the admission Of any more slave States
into the Union, remain unchanged. They must
be settled upon and sustained, Us indicating tue
true policy Of the Government, and as the only
means BY which the objects for which the Gosern-
ment waa formed Gun be successfully attained,
and the rights and liberties Of the people be pre-
6erred.n
, 1859-01-14
n1e0i1incs Me.

MOTHERS, AS YOU LOVE YOUR
!Fl Children. be On the alert for 1mptora Of
WosE1A For werna cause ths death of nQFe thaa AnJ
other dlyease4 In III Cases
nFAn EInH Of pAe cpuntsu2nre ny1d
DAnN h~A~A circle around the e1eA and
foul breath give II UL o.
POE WAY'h VEGET+BLE
WORN COMPETITIONS,
TT n p M They are 4 delicious prera-
=" ~ IL j" - r4t.nn Of SuRa- thst Any child
Will crave. II vosus ayr pYeseas they viii taeJ and ct.
gecta lily them and restore health tn all ca'eA
Worra. Wora1 :-Trese troublesome tufes1 o tho
o.ch aad Of ehildrea aavs as ~ foqpd se.
Worm Confecunn-" Witch Is In the form at PLEASANT
aod agreeable caady. The LITE ehildEea Affected 1tsa
Horl4 which heretofore turned up ther n1ses 2ou
sput,ered md c!ed about the adainls ct the
nanceous stuE3 1nder The nsEs Of HermaR.. viii open
for king = plsa1aat for one Of the most trouble
seidbJ pJLLES SMITH &C.,
de1i 1A Lake IT,. Af-7ts ,or Norshvr<t --r s'e-~.
, 1859-01-14

DkArH wn11r DAxcEsa.-A young lady named
Margaret Nichols fell dead, in dancing hail at
CineinnRu, On Tuesday evening, On tho door, in
qusdrille.
, 1859-01-14
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Or COrrGH I0XEtNREa

Or COuGH LOzENdES.
From Rsr. Harry Tard Btteser, fao Aas n+td ls*
Tr0estt Jare start.-i have never s'an:ea ny
mind respecting them from the fist. except 10 tiIHk
yet better Of that which began in tn2'n: well Of
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From Re. E. H. CAa7ir> y. H., .sts York.-1 con-
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Browns Bronchial Troclles
Frsn Mr. c. II. Gardu.r, Pnne;pa, Y fse Ra:-sr't
FtmA!s hsti:u:., -Ft@ }.rk.-l have h<cn at!ie'ed
with Bronchitis during the past wiu:et. aad found
no zsef until fund your Tsoehss.
Browns Bronchial Troches
Dr.. Lea' psrscribes them in bis practice.
Browns Bronchial Troches
Dr.. Bi.a,u say. arc simple and esrain.
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Indispensable TO rublje speaksrx- Zisa's He'a!i.
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An excellent artc!c.--H4:ioaa, Ere. Ha44tngssH-
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4 NEST admirable remedy. = Bo*sas Journal
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y suss remedy 70. .rhzozs ..neet;oa. Transcript
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SOLD WHOLESALE AND Retail
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81. Lake Street. ...........s
rppHcT-r*> HGT1EE.
, 1859-01-14
DIR. G. ]. LEEDS
QTININE SUBSTITUTE 7 f +,
Or, .SEKT-E T0.TIC,

FEW +: r a y D A q U E.
LSO, YELLOW. CV3GRES AND
~ PA1sua Fever, can o. en- be prevented hJ the use
of Iris n7 aiuAb rsraeh5. Ta- st.pe Is koa ve-s
In HosaaIs ~ rraYne prac:ce = New York Lily. aud
ha, besn ies:e IN al ssceEs Of the cou2tT uaz The
W. stera AMI c.twestesu c,u 1t.y w!tre Fever sri
Azue pre- Il has ACCOM-! shed much b. cu1nx tie
TIM already shattered b. the Of Qu:a;ac Morphioe
End Mercury eo free Of the trashy ne7tun1s
such a are III beIoX forced ueou tle unauAprct,ux a.
valid! u All su9e,inK tom rrnsrat!on ae7 a!.ta:e
7mnrod aud elal aatee this arttcae asa pe:fecs
pIc To travellers Ia unhe 'tthY elm %cuisl Use
tae words Of he weit Captain John ". Mansoa,
aow Of Liverpool Packet Line. mt7J 3eAfs Ia tae
Southern xnh 2outh American Coast!ns tEsit.
vnul d, .ooa thlnk eolax s-a rout rrtl1sr as
j. II HAX47D. pror..etor.
III Maiden Lane. New YORK.
Penton, stnbin~on j. Smith,
Wholesale Agents. Is Soata Water s:rlt Lb!c 4xa. III.
, 1859-01-14
nlislellu11eous.
SCRIVEN7S
Advertising Agency,
C3 DEARBORN STREET.


Hoping 70 r1er: continuance oftae patroasse hare
received fcE the pas: three beg to call Jour
ton 10 few oiae naoy favorable notices lately received
from the Press and ny fad: "a for Inserting 4lres.
tsernta in the bes: and widely circulated newspa-
pe,s Of the Northwest, which. with every Information.
csu be ehtsiaed At the AseacJ.
Regectfalty c. a. ECRI1ES
ChIcazo. J1ru2ry ID 1859.
, 1859-01-14
THE LIVER N7IGQRAToR
e2EPARED By DE-. SANFORD
COMPOUNDED ENTIRELY FRO1 sta,,

rs ONE OF TIE BEST PUEGATIVE
[ sod LIVER MIDIuINE9 ao4 b:.cre the public.
, 1859-01-14

In connection with cur TJpe FouaderJ aad Printers
Furnishing brsatss which ~ h3ve c1sEted On In tbs
city for PITT Tks YkARa hlva for long tine beca
solicited to essablish bona nds and regular
, 1859-01-14

The following Paragraph is devoted 10 national
politics
"Ay viewe, as expressed in my last message,
in regard to the relative powers and dutie. Of 1Le
Federal md State Governments. aud in regard to
the power and duty Of Congress to prohibit s1av-
cry In the Territories by poatiVe enactment, and