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Railroads.


NEW ORLEANS, JACKSON AND GREAT NORTHERN
CANTON September TO- ls6O--3s bales cotton Payne Il
Harrson33 Warren, Gilmore &coa6 Q II 4 Allen &co-
rs Slaughter Smith 4 Sbotwel 20 Holloway Lonsdale-S
Hiard Summers &co-l6 W Champlm &co-6 Carroll Hoy
Aco-6 Any Catching 10 Lewis oglesby Is do Byrne,
Vance Sco Is Bradley, Wilson &eo11 b II Lowe &coi6 do
Watt &co 10 Rcehford Brown &coas Connolly &eo.S
r. l. Adams fco-- w Cox &coS j Person &ep Martin,
Cobb &co-8 Coleman, Briton Wilhers Citizen, smedes
eo-7 Ferson Conway &coI Block MrAfce &co6 Allison
Pattson &eo-6 Thotnhl &co6 Bncknfr Stanton Newman
% Murphy Sykes Seo5 Gillaie, Brewer &co5J Rhorer
scoH Gribble &co- Thompson carkTota asa bales
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STEAMBOATS,,
MOBILE.


~H%w~ FOR MOBILE DAILY u. $.
k:saaSS==sMeil Ine-summer Arrangement.,The splen
las Nc c Baker Muster p Fierida, a. e. Myers, sss
j. HOPsns built s , for a1 na
LANDINGS as follows unless prevented by bad weather high Or
he Lake end Of d. Postchsrsis Rrosd
ct s b ~ and P faf t1t
e @ s M s sss r s aRa s as
a F en s0s as
at Pass Christian and Bay St Leas
York greatly rstes' BY ssse inherent foasss
further information apply to . ,wnnr,s ,m.,.
jy6 90 Grayisz street
oUACHITA RIVER.
leaves on TUESDAY. Sept. II, at s Pm
FoR OUAcHITA. R1VER-THE
ht s%6s on fst 4 ne Re sf
No. 2, y G, Shnte master, Fll positively leave
ings oaehta and Black For freight passage a
IS ~ v1Rsrs1us z pE lyE -,
rThc Red give clear bills q ading to HafFison-
Leave, sk.ssRt5 5fa
i, 'a VI T's97 II !is?s IS i,
a'is smnasperi ts Atfh hsl 4or nj t
s and yn fys s e SnB al Sss1 bars
A '''''s' ''''' vIRGiNfus G. bESTzEl lg't1'
see Advertising Agent
BLACK RIVER.
Leaves on SATURDAY. 18th inst at 5P NJ
FOR s9 NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. IL IsssssaIsi TRINITY
and all landings on SLACK RiyerThs light draft
win leave above For freight passage
"pps - o'''S' vIRGINIUs C. DENrzE1
n-The Ashland will take freight for DoneidsonSie Pia
,op Wo at ah bos II e mon Il R
goods going thronshIo their destination without delay
TALLAHATCH1E AND YAzoo RIVERS.
Leayi FOR 9 Eus VTelxs SIT q AND ALL
No. h points on the Yazoo Ryer-rle Steamboat Eln-
arcpar attention paid 10 val ali ' way and
For flSe5 H1s'es aRgf e board
sel0 Advertising Agent.
YAzoo AND TALLAHATcHIE
eoanseiia1 VIII @ on her
y Tsu s1ssE ssy
Honey Island Tarley Landing, sidon crsnes Landing RS
sRd9ss fsis5ats5iS T \ hish
ss s ociae Train On r On
an frsghs shipped by the charmer win be taken
PEOPLES LINE.
| PEOPLES LINE-FoR THE COAST,
saR Rs aSP T1sF F:91s s.s
| SATURDAY EVENING, 1t O'Clock.
The substantial swift. running Passenger Steamer r. w.
| Powell, Capt Heno, leaves every TUESDAY EVENING
| ar above, at o'clock.
| au4 tt r. W. ADAMS 4 CO.. Agents.
FORT ADAM
| FOR FORT ADAMS, TUNICA, NOR
49, ganza. Bayou Sara asd the Goast-The new pas
$asenger Laurel Hill, E. +. Gross,
having been newly fitted out aud her CABIN
extended in the above trade about the
Of September leaving every THURSDAY EVENING at
O'Clock.
au2 I'm EUGENE I4ANOuE. Agent
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HELMBoLD's GENUINE PREPARATION.

HELMBoLDs GENUINE PREPARATION
HEENR9Ibs R eG fs oE h. bs Raas,
HELMR0LD's BU6HU for the Cragei
H HEaE9Lbs f kTeHT for for Nsr Dnss
#ME99EBBs B BTGH for for bGss S ns V;o,
HEEMBoLD's BUGHu for Difficult Breatbiie
HEMB9Bs RTGHT for for G GsPsa PHs saas
H HEaB@tbS R RgsT for for R Rs ssa Bss'a'
HEL Moi RS B BTcHg t for Wakeulnsss
H HEENBos E bSeHT f f9 Rspoas SKIN
for for svnss s sfs s Eye with
FsRSSf,Ys s BgGhG S5f ssfi
Fr Nfst e s BH npd III aq5F bos4s ssy
HELNLoLDs RI BgGHU for Exeesas' arising from Inss
FEMAEEs F FEHAEEs. F FEaAhEs
Old Young Single Married, contemplating Marriage,
TAKE NO MORE PILLS,
THEY ARE OF NO AVAIL.
HEIlMBOLDs EXTRACT BUGHU j. the very best remedy
in the world for all eompaas nSid to the sex whether
or change Of life, See symptoms above.
No Family should be Without 1t!
cine for Unpleasant and Dangerous Diseases.
uELMBoLD's EXTRACT BUcHU CURES
Secret Diseases
In all their stages, Atlite expense,
Little or no change # NJ Se EXPOSURE 10 inconvenience
Use HELMBoLDs EXTRACT BuCHUfor Excesses arising
from habits INDUCED in
Yoam n4 S Rnd oh y destination 7, ,.
roycs all mpToper dis will the Patest
'hP, e.. TIM SMpops 4 ExTR ap5 for Diseases and
A IT, e.
ana assesses u 'ne Urinary Organs,
" ~ Male or Female,
from, whatey yer cause originating, and no matter of
How Long Standing.
All the diseases and symptoms admit of the treat
ment and may originate from the same cause.
Readi ,r+ Rsadl Read. Readi
ndor Int immediate in its action.
Personally appeared before Alderman of the city
sworn does say his preparation Narcotic
H t. HELMB0LD Sole Manufacturer.
subscribed before this sd day of November
1854 WIN. F. HiBBARp, Alderman.
Prepared by H. 7. HEE.MBOLD,
Practical and Analytical Chemist,
l04 South Tenth street, below Ghesnnt.
Philadelphia.
Rs-Bcware Counterfets and unprincpied Dealers who
dispose of their own aud oher articles tie
Helmbold's Genuine Preparations g"
-. Extract Buchu.
-. -. :. Sarsapartlla.
Improved Rose Wash.
Sold by JOHN WRIGHT Il CO.,
q and III ChaTtres street,
AND ALI. DRUGGISTS EVERYWHERE.
RS~ASR FOR HELMBoLDs-TAKE NO OTHER. Cut
ont the advertisement and send for it.
AND AVOID IMPOSITION AND EXPOSURE.
ia31 IyGW
NOTICE TO CARPENTERS AND BUILDERS
PATENT SAWED MISUNDERSTANDING,
Both Rough aud Dressed from the very best YELLOW
PINE and CYPRESS timber for sale lots to suit purchasers
nj the LOWEST YAREET PR -EE.
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Compound Extract of snrsnpariiIn,

Ile eHectul remedy winch tNe rlejtsaf Skl
times devise for this everywhere prevailing and fRta RIAL
ady. II combined from the active Fenedils that
been discovered for the cSprrgatbn OF tbs foul disorder from
the blood and the Of the system @ Is destructive
Hence should 10 employed tat the only
SerofBla, but also those Other affections sch ase from Il,
sueh Eruptiye and skin Disease Anthony Fire Rose,
Erysipea Pmples, Pusles Blotrs Blatns and BJts,
TmdTs letter and salt Rheum Sead Head Rnworr Rbeu
Syphlitc aud Metcuria Diseases DDpsy, Dyspepsia
Debility and, indeed all comHhnts arising fTpm Initiated
Impure Blood The popular belief for Rpury Of the bood
founded truth Scrofull desElGTAt Of blood.
The particular purpose and virtue Of tbs SarsRaa pu
rify and this vital fluid with1u Slch soHnd health
impossible in contaminated constitution
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS RAW,
s-up,.-z PONTCHARTRAIN RAIL-
hsps ROAD-SUMMER ARRANGEMENT
ras1t = Commencing Tuesday, May |, 1860.
n~ Fare and from the Lake day, only rs cent?.
HS-Please buy tickets at the office under Depot
-DEPARTURB or CARS
the Citvs Tnta

Steam Train from the Lake 10 tie ely on week days
The Steam Train will stop at Gcnly Station, when notified
except however, mail trips and during hnhour trips
Sunday afternoons Fare is each way
must have timely notice to stop.
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HENRY GOLDMAN,
VIII DRUGGIST AND AP0THEGARY,
Nos. 81 and 80 Canal street.

Having sold the Store at the Poydras
shall give whole and entire attention 70 ny Store
81 and 30 Canal street Thankful for the kind
patronage literally bestowed and the confidence placed
me- solicit continuance of he same.
shall always keep hand the greatest variety of specia
ties, either Medicinal, Chemical or Philosophical.
All preparations guaranteed to be Of the besI Ill not keep
any other.
Orders the country will be filed at the lowest rates. for
eG fe1i " W "1lep.flse HENRY GOLDMAN.
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you SARA PACKETS.

BAYOU SARA MAIL Co.
sNNs&4S% FOR BAYOU SARA. l.G5AAA&SsS4s$Sa
Ths line messenger packet a ID Captain Bafanco
leaves New Orleans every SUNDAY, WEDNESDAY and FRI
DAY, al o'clock.
FOR DoNALDsoNyTLLE.
passenger packet Acadia, Capt. Vincent leaves New
Orleans every TUESDAY O'clock A. Nj returning leaves
Donaldsonyle every WEDNESDAY morning. passing the
Coast in daylight. .p=
FOR BAYOU SARA AND THE COAST.
The steamer Crosse Tete. j. Mctluod, master, leaves
New Orleans every MONDAY evening O'Clock, and FRI
DAY morning at 10 o'clock.
RA clerk always the landing foot ST. Louis street to
receive and deliver freight and sign bills ladng for the above
boats ....
fee Srn EUGENE LANOuE, Agent.
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Ia. Leaves on TUESDAY. i1th inst, p. NJ.
FOR ST. HOUSEWIFE CoNNEC-
Nu9 h. lions aboye-The magnificent steamer Cora
IsAAkaaGs anderson, j. n Bolinger, master, will leave
Nzstor ST. Louis, taking. besides through business,
freight passengers Natchez YicksbIrg Napoleon Mem
ph md the Bends For through tickets this boat and
connecting railroad lines above and for freight
and PASSAGE apply board at the Companys office 81
Camp street.
yIRGINIUS c. DENTzEIi,
SCI Advertising Agent.
s4FThis will Memphis Bend business,
and carries the u s. Mail Memphis place of the Memphis
packets
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CoRoFULA. oEt IslNe:,s EVIL. 8 a eoNsrI

j. D. I, De SYSE,
General Agent for the United States a1d Cauadas
I've lyEW 40 Ann styset. New YORK
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Leaves every WEDNESDAY. at 8 P. M.
Regular Weekly WEDNEsDAY Vcksburg and Bend Packet
FOR DEER CREEK, EGGS
49, h Point, Lake Washington, Grand Lake, Carolina
Landing Skipwi's Landing, Lake Providence,
cammaeks Landing Mllikens Bend Vieksbnrg
Natchez, Red River Landing and Bayou SaraThe
nifcent and swift running passenger packet James
Battle, j. H Ess, master, will leave above will
Coast passengers For freight apply hoard
YIRGIEIUS Q. DENTZEL,
ana a a Auan
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oUACHITA RIVER.
Leaves on SATURDAY. Sent. S, at5P.M
KEAfS fAIr hfsIIIirNA RIVE

A.TVE
LsakAaSst5 IN Flora, Capt ". w Wilson. leave as
aSszzsEEEahove for Harrisonbnrg, left Harsonbug
Monday Trinity and landings on Black and Old Rivers
also to Simnsport the Atchafalaya.
Being new substantial fnst running and extremely light
draft passengers freight viii nave detention the
Clear through bills given for freight Apply board,
VIRGINIUS G. DENTZEL,
se6 Advertising Agent.
c, I
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WEDNESDAY. Sept. l2. at 5 P. positively.
REGULAR WEDNESDAY PACK
e. yet for Nicksbarg and the Bends-Ti,e fast
essEE91t#9nng magnificent passenger steamer Lizzie
saasszs4 inmnns. j. NJ White, mas er assisting The
yeshnrg will leave above for Grand Lake Caro-
lima Landing Skpwiths Lake Providence Cammacks Land
ing, Mlikens Bend YickabuTg Warrenon New Carthage ST.
Joseph Grand Gulf Rodney, Natehez Red River Landing
Bayou Sara Rouge and all intermediate landings For
freight passage apply on board.
yIRGINIUS c. DENTZEI.
seS Advertising Anent
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LOWER MISSISSIPPI.

Leaves every WEDNESDAY, NJ r. n. l-
Regular Weekly WEDNESDAY Elcksbtrg and Bend Picket
FOR DEER CREEK, EGGS
&aJ b Point Lake Washington, Grand Lake. Carolina
Tanding, Skpwiths Landing, Lake Providence
Camrack's Landing, Nikens Bend Vicksburg,
Harreton New Carthage, ST. Joseph Grand Gulf Rodney
Nachez Red River Landing and Bayou saraThe new mag
ncent swift running passenger packet James
Battle, j. H. Ess MASTER will leave above will land
Coast passengers. For freight passage apply to
ID R. CARROLL IL co
SCI If Agents 53 Carondeltt street
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The weather Businc a. ssepasssnres--A,i-
ashrr Steamboat ..sstcr-,, steamer Inn-
pcrsaa--SltseslanV srs-Csiprfngs from our
Exchenges-Dep" .<s@res To-Day, etc., etc.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1860-12-08

The last number Of the Scientific Ameri-
ean, contains an illustration and description
Of an Apparatus for BuoyinS vessels over
bars and shoal places in rivers, invented BY
the Presiden, elect, and for which be re.
eei,.d . Ps,en,, May 22d, ls49. "The
merits Of this invention (siys tho Scientific
Ameriean) VIC are not disposed to discuss !;
bu. We hope the author OF it will have better
success. in presiding as Chief Magistrate
ever the people of The entire Union than be
has had as an inventor in introducing his
invention upon the western waters, for which
u va. specially designed. This
inver,ion illustrates forcibly the variety Of
taien's possessed by men; it is probable
that among our readers there are thousands
OF mechanics who would devise better
apparatus for buoyiny steamboats, over
bars, but bow many Of them would be able
10 compete successfully 10 the race for the
Presidency 2"
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1860-12-08
Bio MUDDY OPEN AGAIN.

The Daily Telegraph, Of the 9th inst,
says ",he River, which G osed at this poin.
on the Odd uls., opened yesterday, by the
breaking Of gorge somewhat above. The
water rose two feet In short time. The
current, filed with cakes OF ice Of immense
size, rushed downward With great velocity,
causing tambling and roaring somewha,
resembling the rapids above Niagara. So
sublime . sight 10 seldom seen in this coun-
try.
"We are assured that not ten minutes
prior to The breaking up Of the ice the wes-
tern Stage Co. hauled across one Of ,hei.
new coaches for their Western line, weigh.
ing over 1900 rs. Before leaving the West
bank OF the river the passengers saw the ice
whieh they had Just passed over torn and
broken - By an earthquake.
"No damage vas done either Of the two
steam ferry boats which are in safe winter
quarters. Now that the chasnei Of the river
is open here, the ice along the shore viii
be cut away, and the ferry
again be started. The crossing 1t this point
viii be resumed regularly after to dap
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1860-12-08
Doxr NEGLECT

.
70 read the prosaseiamenso Of the isse
Sheriff Of Pos,assssanie County, 10 ressrd
y ssssssioa asd The ioeoaiss Adsiaissfs-
siso, putli,hed = the Bs9ls Of this week.
I, il sos Of those lusisoss articles, which,
n rare periods, sod great intervals, Cash
.shuars the horizon Of newspsperdon. We
shssld ike to pab,ish the srsicle entire, bus
have room Only for Nr. BAkza's u!simasun,
vhieh res3s a. fellows: eff the Republiean
q party should, st any time during the
- Presidsnsiai term Of Mr.. Lincoln. have
"vorkisg majority IN both branches Of the
"saiionsi iexisla,srs, TO carry out the avov-
ID declarations and principles Of Nf. Lin
~ eo.p, thea the tina will have come and DOT
q up,ii then, when the Northern Democracy
"as veil ~ tbs Sou,hsrn, vili raise 10 thei'
"ssreps,h and proclaim to President Lincoln
"and bis followers, to halt-tbus Tar shalt
"thou 70 and DO farther" There, Mr.
LixcoIx, 90. thar 10 your pipe and smoke
Il. To be fors~arnsd Is sorearmed-there.
fore, Sir. Presidsn. elect, beware how you
attempt to preserve the Territories from sh'
bligh,ing curse Of slavsry!-for our ia,'
Sheriff, backed bY ssshs Northern as we'll a.
III. Southern Democracy" is onyoor track
Beware OF BAxxs, for be 10 desperately II
earnest, and Determined that slavery shal
70 into all tbs Territories, in order tha
Democracy may flourish.
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MESSAGE IN VIRGINIA.

Kichmond, Va, I.
The President's Message was received
here this evening. and created great sensa-
ton on account Of his views and intentions
regarding secession. 1t goes very much
against the incl,nasions Of the disuniouis,s,
Who aver that they ought to be allowed to
secede psacabIy il they can. Some are of
opinion that the Prssideat's instruction TO
The commander at Fort Mouitris will cause
. great deal Of trouble. Serious spprehso-
sions are entertained with regard to It, but
this 10 altogether 40 idle eonjectsre; public
opinion u mot made up in regard 70 the
matter. Conserv ativss consider the Prss,-
dsas's message . cunning predussiss.
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BRIDGING IOUPE FORK.

DEAg EpITgs - The necessity OF bridge
over Loupc Fork is obvious to every one
who has ever crossed the Plains. In fact.
the want Of some sure way Of crossing this
a.ream, has deferred thousands from going
the North Platte Route, who would have
s.sss~-k >.,so s,-s.baps fort. ius,b I'M
ccr,ain,i,s compelled them to take routes
well.know 10 them to DO longer, more
sandy, and hiiiy.
II a bridge wers put across this river
which is perfectly practicable-the town,
Of Council BIuir, and Omaha would DC
longer be way places, but on the great CEN
trail thoroughfare from the Eastern States
to tho mines at Denver, and in California
and Oregon.
Had it not been for crossing this stream,
wewould have had over one half Of all the
emigration to the West, during the past
season on the other hand il is estimated
tha. not over one fourth went by the way
OF Council Bluffs and Omahs, and that not
over one half Of this number went over the
Loupe Fork ferry, but chose the sand hills
that besst the south side Of the Platte,
which, 10 dry season, are almost i'm.
passable.
During the last year over twenty thousand
wagons crossed the plains to Denver Of
this number, one bali fitted out at ST. joe.
one fourth Mt other places along the river,
and tho ether fourth ct Council Bluffs and
Omaha.
II is evident 10 every one who has crossed
the vsIern praries, that tho mos: level
route is gcaerally preferable, when it is the
nearest; and both nearness aad leveluess
are conceded to the North Platte route, over
the Loppe Fork. Now, as this is granted,
all We wan, is to remove the great terror
which bs,e,s the western traveller, by max
leg n safe crossing over the Loups Fork
Some object to bridging this stream, on the
ground ,ha, /. will take a large amount Of
money. That is true the bridge will cost
probably. not to exceed $4,000, with a
dasai, track. This can be built by . joint
s,os company. and they can make money
out Of il. suppose that three fourshs OF the
wagons that eros. ihs plains, would cross
this bridge uhsa the G. D. L ST. Joe. R. r..
10 built; for, il Ne have sns-fourth Of the
emigration now, Ne ~ill, without doubt,
have . large share Of that which now
gets OF as 81. Joseph. and ether
piases along the river on account Of
the sacr,ne.s Of the roase, they gill come
this way. Then. even 10 the emigration
sAssld not exceed the twenty thousand
wagons, se would get ,hres-fourshs OF them
On ,hi. short and level route which, At the
rate Of one dollar per wagon, ~ charged by
the ferry esmpanies, would foot up ~ fol-
lews.-
1900 wagons going vest, asSi. $4,000
1900 " coming east, 90" $4,000
rs,., far vsseus, $50, 900
Leaving oaly ten thousand dollars Of the
srir;usi cost, sarpesine il to have cost
forty tbossaad dollars. To this must be
added The extra cattle asj horses that are
a,vsys attached 70 trains, which would
a.ssss 10 sssssA 10 pay for The bridge the
Sr,s year. Yeu that are isssrssssd should
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BY PONY EXPRESS FROM CALIFORNIA.

Tho Pony Express, with San Francisco
dates to the Gath Nov. arrived at Fort
kearney on 9th inst. The election returns
are not quite complete. The total vote re-
turned so far is 1876, Of which number
Lincoln received 37,646; Douglas 81, s49;
Breckenridge 33,357; Bell SAGA. The vote
Of the State cannot exceed lls,5OO. 1t is
generally conceded that Lincoln's plurality
will be from 100 to 1000.
Returns from all the counties in OREGON
give Lincoln 3ls majority over Breckenridge.
Douglas is third in the race.
A telegraphic dispatch from Eureka an.
nounces the death of Delazon Smith At
Portland, Oregon on the 18th. He was re-
Gently one of the United States Senators
from that State.
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faE MESSAGE IN WARRINGTON.
KAsrtxGfoN. Dee. 4.

The Presidents Message % condemned BY
the extremist from both North aud South.
while conservative members including those
frsa The border slavs States, spprove in he
naia The gsnsral principles ss1ssistsd.
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$4,000
Total for wagons,

Total for VAR o0o, $S1.5tN
Leaving ooly ten thousand dollars Of the
sr;r;aa, cost, sarpesias il to hare cost
forty tbousasd dollars. To this must be
added The extra satsls asj horses that are
a,vsys attached 70 trains, which would
auesss to ssessa 70 pay fer the bridge the
Sr,s year. Yeu that are isssrssssd should
lock in,o this matter fss yea nay profit
rRAvILI1.
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serted herein AZ
This Government, therefore is a great and mower.
fu Government, Invested with all the attrb u,es ~
soveFegn'y over the special subjects 10 which M
authority extends 1t may be asked are the peopc Of
state then, without redress against the tyranny and
oppression of the Federal Government Nv no
me right OF resistance on the part the governed
against the oppression Of their governors cannot be
denied 1t exists independently OF all constitutions
and has been exercised at all periods Of the world
history but the distinction must be observed thar ths
is revolution against established government NOT !.
voluntary secession from it BY vrtue Of an inherent
constitutional right In short let us look the danger
fairly in the face Secession is neither more nor
than revolution; II may or may not be justif,sbIe
revolution but still it is revolution.
What, in the meantime, Is the responsibility and
true position of the Executive He is bound IN tais
care that the laws be faithfully executed and from
this obligation he cannot be absolved BY apy human
power But what IL the performance Of this duty in
events over which he cou have exercised no CON.
troip sucs. at the present moment. is the case
throughout the State Of South Carolina so far as
the laws of the United States secure the
tion OF justice by Of the Federal judjciary
concerned The Federal ofieers within its limit.
through whose agency alone these can be carried
have District Judge, District ATTORNEY or !. M,
shat IN south Carolina In fact, the whole macbinerv
OF the Government for the distribu.
ton OF remedial Jnsiice among the people has been
demolished, and it would be dicu ii not impos.thc
TO replace The only acts Of Congress the statute
learns on shis. snn'e.t are those Of the 18th Of
February, iIss and ID Of March. 1907 These author
ire the President after be shall hsve ssceYaned thst
the MARSHAL, with his posse miiafus 10 unable 10
execute evil 90 criminal process in particular case
TO call forth the militia and employ the Army and NAVY
10 ard him in performing this service having first bv
proclamation, commanded the insurgents 10 dsperse
and retire peaeasy to their respective abodes within
limited time THIS duty cannot BY any possibility
be pesernsed in State where judieiai authority
exists 70 Issce process; where there Marshal "a
execute; ana where even 10 there such an oceY
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