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The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1859-03-31
A Correct Portrait.

Col. Forney continues to pitch into the
late Convention of ofice. holders, and says
the people we're indifferent to it because
"of a double feeling of contempt for its
manasers, and full foreknowledge Of
its policy. Nobody expected decent, much
less Democratic action. The great body
Of the delegates did not come to reiterate
principles. but to earn wages. They did
DOT vote the wishes of the people, but
thanks to their masters. They bad most
ly teen elected as Office. holders, or by
officer holdersi aud, although they might
have averted defeat from great party
by some unexpected concession to truth,
they dared not to perform an act of mag
nsuimity. which, while it would have won
for them the applause of surprised and
grah6ed people, would have lost them
their places. and the smiles of en- Admin
istration which now stands reeking in.
fanny before the nation" This is what
may be called clear statement-emphat-
10 and true.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1859-03-31

The English druggists are about adopt.
ing hexangular bottle with deep fut-
iDgs. to put poisons in. which are sold by
retail. This is to prevent persons max
ing mistakes by getting hold of the wrong
bottle. As an additional security the
neck of the bottle is so contracted that
but drop at time can be poured out.
The very deliberate and cautious action
thus produced will, it is believed, deter
any one from taking overdoses of medi-
cine; while it is difficult to imagine case
in which a person could pour oat and
take the whole contents OF one Of these
bottles 10 mistake for something else.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1859-03-31
Pixies Peak Gold.

Mr.. VIM. S. Walsh, fresh from Den
yer city, has brough: to Leavenworth
s4Oo worth of gold dust, which be dug in
twenty days with Indifferent tools. Mr..
Samuel Curtis. who left Feb. 1t, tells the
editor of Tile Olsma Republican that q
miner, with rockers, will make from five
to eight dollars day during the Sum-
mer, and from eight to twenty dollars
where water can be obtained from sluices.
The beet diggings are on Cherry Greek,
Dry Creek, Platte River. aud Vasquss
Fork. Shot gold has been found on San
Vraiu's Fork. The old Californians at
the mines, are satisfied with their pros
poets, and oil feel confident that great
discoveries will be made in the mountains
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1859-03-31
Sale at the Residence Of the P: Barton
Kew.

The administrators sale of the furpi-
ture and household effects of the late P.
B. Key, was commenced at Washington
on Friday, Mcclure & Co.. being the auc.
tioneers. The Star says that at the hour,
number of carriages were drawn up
before the Key house on G. Street, and
indoors goodly assemblage, the ladies
largely in the predominant, was gathered
in the psrlors or streaming up and down
the staircases. Some disappointm ent vas
expressed by the ladies. in the fact that
the house was much more plainly fur
nished than was anticipated, especially
the lower rooms Thh furniture of some
of the upper ROOMS, however, made a
mends in its solid mahogany respectable
lty.
Mr.. Keys chamber, fronting on c
street, was furnished with rather Spartan
like siuplioity-a plain bed, medium
sized sbeval glass, a small mantle clock.
&c, and the walls adorned With single
print-Fanpy Ellsler.
In the chamber above this, curious
group were overhauling the contents of a
small closet, which held the military
captains equipments of the deceased
a pair Of old fashioned brass horse pistols
handsome sword, and on lower shell
hat box. containing the well-remember.
ed Montgomery Guards cap worn BY
him when in commsnd Of that company,
In recess by the closet stood fine ri.
fs, with barrel sight.
In the nursery much attention was at
tracted to beautiful miniature house
some five feet 10 blight, and which with
its tiny green blinds, carprted rooms, and
curtained and glazed wind ows. must have
been the marvel and delight of the chill
dren for whom it was procured.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1859-03-31
Protect The Birds.

Nothing can be pleassuter than to have
these little featbered songsters making
their swimmer homes in the vicinity oi
Jour dwellings. Encourage them, tbeu
aud put up few boxes that they may
find convenient places where to raise
their little families. We do not suppose
that any body 10 Monroe county is mesr
enough to kill one OF these birds, but still
it may do DO harm to publish section
of the act passed April 81, 1858, fol
their protection. Thus ia 10.
THAT from and after the passage o.
this Act, it shall not be lawful for any
person within this Commensealth tc
shoot. kill. or in any way trap or destroy
any Bloc bird, swallow, Msrtin, or other
iuseetisorous bird, at any season of the
year under the penalty oftwO dollars"
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1859-03-31
Not Dead Yet.

In the ID mortal language of "Dauyel
Webster" The Stroudsburg CorDet Baud
We arc pleased to state, "is not dead yet ;
Owiugto an honest difference Of opin-
ion between the Leader aud the Member:
of the aforesaid Band. tho latter, We
understand have placed themselves nndei
the leadership of Mr.. William H. Wolfe
who served in that capacity year OF
two ago. Mr.. Wolfe is good musician
and under his efficient instructions, the
Band no doubt will amply maintain the
enviable position to which they have at
tanned.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1859-03-31

GONE AsTRAY.-On Saturday after
noon man having received q sum o.
money from the Bank, sat down on the
steps to count it, when Boreas rudely
snstched a 6ye dollar note on an Eastou
Bank from lis grasp, and fed away with
it, bowling in savage glee. Up to the
time of going to press, the felon had mo-
teen apprehended. although diligen
search had been made BY our Borough
Constable, for bis whereabouts. 1t il
perhaps unnecessary to add that diligeDt
search had also been made BY the boys
10 the neightorhood for the whereabouts
of that Bill"
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1859-03-31
Reduction of Postage to Denmark.

We are requested by the Post Ofics
DepartueDt to announce that the single
rate of letter postage between the United
States and the Kingdom Of Denmark. BY
the Bremen or Htnsburg mail. has beer
reduced from twenty-five 30 fifteen cents
prepayment being optional, as hereto
fore.
This reduction goes into effect immedi
atcly, and is the result of recent redue
cd rate of German spd Danish postage
10 Eve cents the singieletter on American
correspondence Transmitted via Hamburg
or Bremen.
PosTMAsTERs will note this reduction
upon their tables of postage to foreign
countries. and levy postage aeeordiDgly.
--NatiOnat Intellsgencer
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1859-03-31

A new counterfeit SIS note on the
Stroud~burg bank has just appeared. II
j. similar to the genuine note in the Wig.
nette-man feeding horses on the right,
male aud female under tree on the left;
sailors on the right lower corner. farmers
on the left; figure on each upper corner
The potc is fair specimen of workman
ship, and calculated to deceiEe.-EaSton
Duty Times.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1859-03-31
Census of Louisiana.

Official information, reported to the
Legislature Of Louisiana, gives the follow
ing population Of the State; Whites, 325,
O07; slaves, goa, 500; free colored. 49,
s64. Total, 646,97l. 234, Of which
New Orleans has s9s, s,256,725. The as.
sessed taxes on the whole are 81 1895, 593,
of which New.Orleans furnishes $4s3,.
554,
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1859-03-31

The Republicans of Reading have car.
ried that city at the late election by a
majority Of nearly One Thousand. and
the Journal rejoices at the result with
great exultation.
Wherever party lines were drawn
throughout the State, The Republicans
seem to have carried the vietory--a sure
indicstion Of what is to come next fall
and 10 1860, If prudence continues to
guide our COUNCILS
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1859-03-31

A gentleman in Cincinnati, a few days
since emptied bis pockets of parcel of
letters and papers which be bad accum
ulated thers and burnt them. The next
morning he discovered that among them
gas one containing five hundred dollars
IN bills which he bad intended for the
mail.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1859-03-31
All the governments Of Europe ar

All the governments Of Europe are
wanting to borrow money. Austria wants
to borrow $50. O.OOO,OO0; England. S35.
100000; Sardinia, 100000; France
wants large sun; and Russia, it is ex-
pected, will also be trying its credit to a
large extent. About 81 90, ,0OO, 900 is the
aggregate wanted by these different gov
ernmeDts to put themselves in q position
to prevent ono being eaten up by the
other.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1859-03-31

Brave Giyl.-Jane Bonesteel recently
shot wild cat, and brought him down
from tree, near her fathers house in
the town of Matrol. up North. The ant
NAL then grappIed with her dog. when
she joined in and pounded the "bsste"
until he was dead.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1859-03-31

There was recently duel in Napole-
on, Ark, between doctor and a tailor.
The doctor shot the tailor through the
leg, and the tailor shot the doctor through
the extremity of the coat. They were
made friends upon the grouud--the doc
tor agreeing to dress the tailors leg. and
the tailor to mend the Doctors coat tail
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1859-03-31

"Talk about mean men l'' said cid Fox,
"~hy there's that Bill johnson, he's the
meanest mao | ever heard tell on-Bill
was constable here.
Why, don't you think he had an exc
cution against me for little matter oi
groceries, and came out and levied on my
old wonon,s ducks, and wanted me to
drive 'eu sp aod catch 'cm for him, and
l told bin to catch .em himself; and SO he
chased 'em round the house and every
time bed catch duck, bed sit down aud
wiring its bead Of. and sbarge mileage
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1859-03-31

A Long Cou'tship.-Married, in Ire.
dell county. by Jacob Fraley, Esq, on
the 20sh of January last, after close
eourtship Of twenty-three years. Mr.. Reu-
ben Barbour and Miss Sarah Thompson,
both aged about sixty years Leclell
(N. C) Eapress.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1859-03-31
Murder Of Baptist Clergyman and his
Wife.

HARRIS, Marquette Co. Wis.,, March
26, ls59.-The Rev. Jonathan Post, .
Baptist preacher and bis wife. were killed
yesterday by their son. The murderer 10
about 80 years old. and has been insane
for several years, but was thought to be
harmless until this occurrence. He
made no. effort to escape.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1859-03-31
Exodus of Slaves.

We learn. frou The Keasmk Gate CITY,
that a drove of seventy fugitive slaves,
from the northern couDties of Missouri,
passed through Burlington, Iowa, last
sunday morniug. on their way to the
,sud OF freedom
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1859-03-31

Duck EGa.--The adler notices large
egg, measuring st inches in length. and
90 inches in circumference. laid by Q
dunk on the farm of VIM. Heffner, Of O
ley township Reading Times,
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1859-03-31

At social party in Providence, few
evenings ago, lady thrust from her a
young man who attempted to kiss her,
With such violence that be fell and broke
his wrist.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1859-03-31

II you wish to offer Jour hand to la
dy choose your opportunity. The bes
time to do it is when she is getting ou
of an omnibus.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1859-03-31

: 0T See advertisement of DR.. Sanfori's
LIVER INVlC0RAT0R 10 another column
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1859-03-31

sas- Read the advertisement OF A
Shoemaker & Co.'S. Grand Gift Enter
prise ia another column.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1859-05-26
rssvsssioNs oF rus RECORD.

In lis speech at Morgan Court. House on
Nondsy week tssys The wiosL.,,er R,pnE.
Ieasl Mr. Faulkner asserted that The ,1-
us'assst east Of the extension. TO the C.pi.
'ol vas The work IL The Flllmor. admins.
trsaon : but be concealed the impor,.u,
fact thai 10 the very Congres, Which author,
ised the oIicp,isu ,kere va, clear Dine
erai'e nayorny IA b:A HoIsc,: ths, sesa,or
Hunter vas ehairuan Of the Ssu.te commit
tee which planned tie work spdLaI ii.om-
mencvd aud, besides, Mr. Faulkner him
sell "' At the very time s'uppO,,er 81 FiY,.
moro, aud made !; AZ excuse 70, bic de,ettioI'
OF the Wig party that they lad drsfpsl
Mr. Fillmore aud taken up Gen. Scot, as
their candidate for the Pr,sid.uey
lie concealed tho further fact tia, every
sPprsp'istioa siocs made for the extension
has passed a Democratic Senate aud been sp.
proved By Democratic Pre.ii,utl
lie eoscs,led the m,re yee.ai jqes. that on
the 2o,h May, 1858, when tie proposition
before tbs llou,s was 10 jrtks cat the fol.
loving en.e,me1t Of the Senate TO 40 .p-
Propratioa bill, For United State, Cspi.
iol extension, oae ms.!ioa 81 Goi!I,s," Mr.
fsaisnsr voted sgaius, the motion to
strike cot ssd therefore for til. eIpepdi-
iure Of the million ! The parasrarh, hOs-
ever, vas stricken out, without, hi. vote.
We have not the previous rec "a before
Us, Tut have no dout, the Ere, word of op
position 10 Capitol extension appropriation,
uttered by Mr.. FsulEuer Was at Bath last
week, when theirs was no opportunity TO eoa
front him with the documents. We .hsl
see 10 iii, hereafter.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1859-05-26
PLAIN oULsrIoy.

VIA, (,,ys the Winchester Republican,
would 40 honest farmer tLiEs II man em :
ployed by bin a, . month, usler posi-
tive contract, WHO when lie got money aud
power un or lis control, should put up Il
claim for more than ticics that Eluch. aud
tbeu dat has account back for nearly three
months be .ore ais term Of service began
" ould be rcaeh for such person ss at bon.
est msnf We know he would rot,
Well, IN Nay, 1855. We elected mem bers
y coug-ess to serve US ct 81 day Of act u.
al service. This was soleun contract Ia
August, 1850, Congress passed bill giving
n salary of s3 co per Auuum, being a the
rate Of sixteen dollars aud sixty eeut. per.
day for the $50 days which the member.
served during the two ycsrs TIE next Con
gress served nso r.snfhs less than H.. pre-,
viou' one. aud took the same pay 5000 e.,
the term, leaving Thousands Of invalid rem
sion aud other honest claims upat,eui.d to.
This gave them so day for tie tim. nc
tusliy employed.
Its true the Virginia members With ore
exception, voted against the bill, but they
made no di.play Of thsir watchdog quli.,
ties they sough, not 10 enforce the rule
winch prohibited u. IL iefs from vol, ~ CT
nsasure in which they had . persona inter
est, and when the bill was passed they poke,
ed the coin, in violsiinn Of their contract
Leteher besitsted little until 80 'fri,nd.'
quieied hi, conscience, but Faa!krsr put it
ia bis fob With a. much roa elai,nes ~ IL
he had acquired il by the sweat Of bis brow ;
jusis be swss,s When Bo,eler put. him IN.
more than $500 600 for tern Of Congress
over tue previous pay.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1859-05-26
One Day later from Eoreps BY II.
City Of Baltimore.

81 Joha. y r May 20.-The steamer
City u B.ltimOrs. u sppesrs called, st C.k
on The l2t3. and from tasrec briug, Liver.
pool ADD London advises 81 that date re-
ssivsd per Telegraph
Thee advies- embrace something Inter
from the seat Of var A de.pateh dated
Turn, May IIih. stated tbst,hs Aaitri,n.
had ceased their rsucgrsds moNrmeu, .ud
vet. occupying the uSsr Scala ~ haste
CoOat favour Was to lsaye ca toe / Ito for
Genoa, 10 meet the Emperor Napoleon
The Emperor sailed for Msrsci.ls, Gu
Wednesday afternoon IL issaid h. ssp-,t~
TO BE- IN MILAN at the head of bs troops be
fore the commencement Of June
The Preach loan subscription. eIcesi 50
f,r forty million francs
The Russian brig Triton had acc, lentau,
exploded, aud IL vas reported eighty men
we..e either killed OF sounded
The French Troop. IN Rome are to b.
plseei on ssar footing
LirsTpo9I Thursday noon - Cotton 10 "a
changed aud prices weak Sales to-day y.
5.000b,lss Breadstufs are also weak And
provisions duh
Loadon Thursday noon - Consul, "li T.
o.
The English Parliamentary election. b, 4
been almost coneiuiei TIE inist,rnL
gain vas variously estimated BY The Engi,A
press At from nineteen ~ twenty .isht men
h,s
NJ de Persiguy ha. been appointed FrsE-4
ambassador TO Loudon
The Paris NJ ouiieur de lies the re port thai
the Ftcucb army is about to c,Ieeutrss on
she kline
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1859-05-26


Ma G.LL.uss-I shall noiic, The reply II The
sptuJ 81 JgH-tsun" ne father itan To- ,sy. taat
The SoHe vi his sTncle - Ia pcIirci kespIuE VIA
his cCufsr hcfsl fOfe Unsole To ptessRg oae i'n-
glr fcssoG WV The democracy o. ms Dtsir'c'
shuuid yield thvu SUPPORT TO Sit FsaisIrT aga a.
aud eKce9' uPon m, hyr0thc-is th4, th- tcmocfS
~ sfc Laught but tBIlsidUsl slaves Go No t~hssis
% rfrspuIstuir Conventions, he has from he mo-
mrnt tie aUuiiua lun ~ss mace down 10 he issse
~ h. isst pa PET, eGceasUTcI c.IssLtlv and Ytf.
,tsthi' 'u sutsugais lot Ar.umcgt ite .ly Insiau.
ai'"h AID the ubmspiy tnurntU. lhst sli shO o.
P"se Pa ksef 10 50 ffOm selh-h mOtvcs 1
'hali not ns,rt his in,nuai ty coauttr one.
nlTsaal icsIe 90 SuoE Why asa aA-fsfJr.
the nes.bofn zeal Of the ,dtof ul ID. spru N os-
hal 81 man 'Of vtsm NJ pftE.fs opinion h.rr-
'o'1fe has teen cefsiaiy oi very difrfrut shAr-
acIer Nor shall seek 20 enter it- ch.mhsts Of
bis conscience 10 ccmsuf his honest optniOu a. 10
TIE confidence hc places ia ne dtmsctsry ut h,.
pTOscs, lhe Hoo. {. fsu,sb,t Ish.H not svra
qIrs,S'u bin 10 whe h@f ~ believes "a points.
CO change ~ -,htimrststsii ~ Nj = itOui sny
dtsioirt~sed InosiSr 90 an ho6,st cunyictisn Bot
vii rni tkr siug'r inicugsfUry TO % Sputt ,di.
e. I~s - .ss-t ss't'ts go trpfs 4 asEfAisg A>
ssf rr.ta 90 Sslsf . ~ FlaI-rI fi.gsrA re
esi-uH' ~ AS Psfs'. s.ts -., 81. a.s rs -
I re VI . -ras @asg kll.sreH'
In Trpy - the siig- utref aars.ion OF The
3 eiuOf "a the aft-r irirffed 10 a. ~ -h- b-r "a
dem cfst believe Mr. Eogrl.f 10 - ermutfat l
| can only say, isst sm vel. "a ,i thst ~ Il,
/ eqaAi.y a. good cue dc Nj FSuiknr' Who
L
BrliEgrt, aud that shout b. 10 elected cur l., n
[ itpie'rniahEr "a COGgftss a. hoIe and believe
ne vii, that At least, asA cemoefst, ani ss,uth.
eth man lssau IN common win The chiva &c
! c"z-hs of The s'h cUngt,>siuBal ftstti,t f,ia,cs
'hai am frpfr-eutsd On the Il lor Of Cong %,
one ~hom the BLACK Republican. rannut tsun,
! With he oppression OF The most uufa sb.Iiftsn
I sentiments ard shall H. saved IN. tnofttara,,an
i Too 81 bri'g Irpfes'n 81 ~ ore ~ho A. 60 tim-
I 'inee be hfst became a m.tutsr g: C3rrr.ss hss
I 'afel 10 trnulnss hr eGtmi,s 81 ar ,o.tL sraEI
! upon The hu,unEs ~ his oSs D,,it,tt
/ a, 70 TOE assumed independence Of he SPIRIT
editor add he FsOi.neT isciiOn 81 toe tsrno,I . &c
/ paw snd ihsif h"ssial sir-ugib D can o1Iv "a,
: lbai The AMI Fsulkucr democracy II J.I-f.on
/ county are not "a the position If teggaf- ant
10 Y eau hereafter dictate iheif owG terms ct con.
! chiatiun. Thry mean 20 heat Fau'Eaet 9CO votes
! unw AMI they Nil beat any other who viii hetc.
I alter cs'e mase o. a boast that be- didn't he .
/ Them TO 90 ~ SO scVtse all FsulA1rttis. H.
srep ~ u they desire oihce
Ii a
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1859-05-26
To- Tilt d lis.

Let all tho opponents Of Faulkner do
their duty at the polls TO day. aud they will
,asceed fn defeating him. He has not the
eoud fence Of sae people Il :. Is ni.,'ict he
is not regarded as the right man for the
place BY Wings Americans, aud a very large
body of the Democracy
The Wings arc opposed 70 him 10 princi-
pie and they dsspi.e his want Of faith BIZ.
usaehsry to them aud their principles -
They reu.m Der the canvass Of 1851. aud its
results. Thy will not support Faulkner
The Americans, although now disbandcd as
Q party, and having 10 candidate Of their
oxn 10 the 6sli, remember the bitter, VIC.
lent, vindieiivs and malignant denunei.-
lions hsaped upon Il eir beads, aud Fey will
never be found voting for Faulkner. The
Democracy has 10 it, numbers many men Of
hsaesty, integrity, aud intelligence. and Of
true devotion TO il. great principles who
desy Faulkner To be = genuine democrat
who regard him ~ utterly unworthy Of sup
port, and Who fear that be may. in turn, be.
tray then 80 lie betrayed the Wings, aud
they will act IS Independent fresmen, and
refuse to aid him 10 thu. bis Wild hunt after
ONCE.
ALEX r BOrELEk is an Independent eau
didate-nomiusted BY no party, by no con,
vehtien. lie hs, as 10 universally conceded
the respect Of all men. lie is everyWhere
regarded as true to the great Interests Of fhv
Union, Of the South, and Of Lis State lie
is above ali fears Of usscbery. We ask,
then, mss Of all parties, Who have the good
of their country At heart, to 60 to be poll.
sad vste for him His election will never
be, aud can never be, claimed IS the triumph
ofany party twill be DO Wig victory
IL will be no American victory Il vii be
.he victory Of the right minded, sounl sLiBk
isg, independent people Of ibis district -
Let hin ihen be supported With cheerful,
hearty COED will, and bis eourss in Congress
will Dever forfeit the good opiniOR ia which
be is held
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1859-05-26
MORE IOSsIsTENCT.

Our n.isbbor Of the SPi'n is constantly
pra,ing about the con,istency Of the demo.
cratic party aud the iseoDsisIeueie. If A.,
other, Yet, be will, on to-morros
for two men, MSaiAgus and F.u,lner who.
II their own declarations are 10 be believed
entertain totally different opinions upon tie
subject Of states rights and the revolution.
Of % aud 90 M Montague, boldly pro.
claims the yIghi Of State TO seceds. when.
ever she thinks her rights are j opardired
By the Federal government, aud claim, I'll.
to be true democratic ground, whilst on the
other Land, Charles J,n5 declared. in BIZ.
speeches during the canvass between him,
aud Nr BedingeriO 1851, That he did not
admit the risht Of state 10 ssee,i, ADJ TIA.
be would feel himself bound 20 maintain "a
Coion, PeAetAbly II be could -foreibly il lie
must"
Nov, We merely ak, which 10 th. t,u.
democratic ground And wbs i. thee
smPi'r OF democratic principles, Montague
The old lioer OF Faulkner the rsnegaJo
We here insert an extract. taken from tho
Spirit Il JsG'r'On, giving az account Of NJ
F'uiSner's 'petcA upon the occasion II n =.
discussion between bin ADD Mr. Bodiuger ia
Chsrlo'io"n, ''ShI years ago.
60 1bs Ito ct..J Fsa,s.s,s S,,,,.-,..t,,
T'TS - ~ HrE -asfv easnrIfc. I... t.. .t.
'Aua 80 aaassHf.S AsTsN raAftsisf On.
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