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TN Csoc7Av- S5oRr o. PsovE-cNs The FORT worm
eras) Chpf states that the Chcctsws are about 70 CAL
On the general government for assistance &c procure rro
visions r the people Of the Nation ~ their crops have
aimee; entirely destroyed By the drought We esEa
from rool authority that there viii not be corn enoug
raised In the whole Nation 10 last them unt Christmas,
and the appropriation OF the money tce the Nation
failed In Congress ss; scsson they are ronz y sppea so
from s.arvinzn
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Obituary..

An occurred obituary notice OF the Grand
Duchess AsSs Russia in Wednesday edition Instead of
stating that the deceased cousin Of the Prince OF
Wales, II should have been grand aunt
Mr.. WILLIAM GRsrNoUeH, of the oldest printers In
Massachusetts, died a. hts residence in Boston on the
2Sh inst at the age Of eighty eight years and
months The deceased born in Wellheet Rarnstabe
county, Mass January 6. 1,I2 He went TO Boston In
$780, and in 1884 placed apprentice In the Office
Of Samuel Hal, noted printer and newspaper publisher
Of the period
Jean Bapiste Farboult, OF the earliest pioneers 81
the Western country died at farbou.t, Minnesota
Monday, aged 81. he had lived the frontier sixty
seven years
jacob strader, an old citizen, died a, Cincinnati, the
insk
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The Vegetarian Wherryman-The Vege'
tartan Collation-Martin's Departure
Enr

tartan Collation-Martin's Departure
for Albany.
The farewell demonstration to D. U. Martini the vegc-
tartan gentleman who rowcd Q skeleton boat caliod a
wherry from Boston TO this city, held at the shop
Of W. H. S. Darling, boat builders, $40 South street,
yesterday afternoon at O'Clock The chop neatly
fitted up and table extending the entire length,
which spread bouptifu collation. Of apples pea hes
pears musk and water melons aud boiled For the
accommodation of those who desired something more
substantial quantity Of bread, cheese, cold ham and
Nr. Martin made his appearance In the room at half
past twelve and entered into conversation with mum
Der Of gentlemen 70 whom he stated that he had lived
upon q vegetable and fruit diet for three years. and for
nearly q year his diet had been simply fruit-he con-
sidered that the highest diet Al one o'clock the assem-
by Mr. s. DARLING, who stated that the present collation.
was gotten up under the auspices Of the Empire Regatta
Darling who thought 1t duo 70 that gentle nan and bis
friends In Boston.
Mr. MAXIM then made statement OF his journey from
Boston and his reception aud treatment In New York
thanking them for the avors done him, and inviting all
10 visit him in Boston.
remarks stating that the report that he had purchase
Mr. Martins boat not true he had offered that gen.
tcrnan $500 for IL, but Mr. Martin refused the offer.
AT the close Of his remarks the company gathered
around the table aud helped themselves 70 the good
things spread before them seems, however that be
has made but few In New York for all present
made for the bread cheese, cold ham and tongue hrs
was not until after that portion OF the easbcs had dis
appear ed that the meons peaches &C, dmlnshed very
materially.
Mr. Martin, having satisfied himself on the different
vegetables set before him, disappeared for few mo
ments and quarter Of two reappeared dressed for
his Albany Journey He dressed In linen pantaoons
white merino undershirt and striped skull cap. His
equpsge consisted Of carpet bag India rubber coat and
an opera glass. The boat vas Immediately launched,
and In company with four or five other boats started
for the Battery. The boat " Star Of the West, =
which was intended Escort, was capsized
Immediately after she launched, giving the
person managing her. In addition ~ his vegetsr diet
cold water bath. As everything ready, tn:
large upou the wharves and vessels around Gouyer
ncr slip gave three hearty cheers and the boats
dsappcarcd. He TO pass around the Battery, and
then steer for Albany intending 10 make several halt
on his way. At Albany he will place his boat on III,
CARS and his adopted city by steam instead
propeing himself by vegetarian muscle.
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The Great International Horse Fair.
wAIEKrowy August 20, 1860

Tue grea, International Horse Fair opened this morning
On the Black River Park grounds under very fatcring
circumstances The exhibition Of horses has been very
nne The opening Of the fair was grand cavalcade Of
ali horses entered for premiums, numbering some two
hundred which formed procession of nearly half mile
In length Over two hundred entries have been made up
70 this evening The celebrated horses Tom Jefferson
and 8; Lawrence Maid have just arrived. Ethan Allen
vs. the grounds to day, and exhibited great speed
BE viii remain until the close OF the fair
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News from Pixies Peak.

81. JosnT, NO., August 90, 1850.
s2c 900 in dust brought in by express from the
Peak Asi night There is no general news Of any i'm
portance Mining news s rather encouraging Ono
quartz mill in Lake guch had taken for three weeks
o. Seo per week with of six hammers, and other
mills aye doing we'll Clark, Gruber Co are coming the
dust 10 considerable extent Their transactions in dust
some days exceed $4,000 Silver has been discovered
but 10 what extent Ia mol yet known.
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Supre me Court--Chnmbers.

btIVFt IiUn JuORc IngrkhaIn.
THE DECISION OF THE SPECIAL SESSION AGAIN
BROUGHT INTO QUESTION.
August 29.-In re the People e. rel John Stanley
In this Stanley arrested for thet and commit
ted to Back wells Island by two Judges sitting Special
Session ON the strength OF the late opinion of Judge
Sutherland, SANKEY'S lawyer asked for his clients dis
charge; but be case could not be heard tho term Of
Judge Sutherland TO Sit during the vacation has expired
His Honor is al present at Saratoga and Judge pgrsham
takes the liberty OF differing with his learned brother
In regard to hs late decision. In short time decision
will be rendered.
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United States Circuit Court.

Ordered that Special Ter Of the Circuit Court OF the
United States be held at the room, in the United
Court Building Chambers street. in the city Of
New York, on Wednesday, the 18th day of September
next at IL O'Clock NJ according TO the statute such
case made and provided S. NELSON
CooPRRsrowS August "a 1860
NOTICE TO THE BAR.
Appeal argument and equity calendars for the ap
pointed 20 be held by the foregoing order will be made
up by the Clerk. There will be no jury calendar. The
appeal calendar will be taken up the first day, and
parties requested to order their copies OF apostles
she Clerks Office that they may be ready before the
opening or the Court KENNETH a. WHITE, Clerk.
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NEW ORLEANS, August 80, $780,
The steamship De Soto, from Havana, with advices Of
che 9th, arrived here to-day. General news unmpor
tAat. The sugar market dull and quiet, al SIC.
exc The exports for the week footed up "a 500 boxes
Stock in port go 900 boxes Molasses quiet Sterling
exchange, Is q l6x per cent premium. Exchange on
New York q Az per cent premium. Freights firm.
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TO Trr grf7or Or TfIr uE7AIr.
Aeco.5 ng 20 ycur paper there seems 10 be Two com.
rattes fo- Car bads faudone under the Presidency o.
po,ta the other headed b. Avezzans k We ass of you
the tsvsr 20 eughen A. &c which Of the two Inc enc
a-thori ed al hrhdauaxteTs'
Another query. Our cousins, the Oanad ans seen 70
H. tn nri~ acc t~opie the gooe shc are net NOV
IN the cause ID Italy. Can any ore exr'asn Why
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Fire at Philadelphia.

PHILADELPHIA, August 80, 1850.
The Ksrshow Company Kncxcrbocker icchouse, on the
scauyxil river, burned this afternoon Loss, so,
600 Insured In the Merchants Insurance Company, New
York. and the Jersey City Insurance Company The nre
WIS the work Of an incendiary.
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Superior COurt-SPeeiRl Term.
Before Hon Judge Moncrer.

DEIISIUNS,
ArorsI an ShlLser, Jr., Erdns and Sdnter-Mo
ton vhcate order o. ares, denied with $40 costs
Russell Oar, Jr., Is. George w A1nes-Moton TO va
cate order OF arrest denied with 81 costs 10 plaintiff
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CisclSSArr, August 30, 1880.
John Il Hyde, OF New York, while ascending the stair
cAse @. the Burnett House this afternoon fell the
bAsas,sds head fcrcmcs, 10 the floor beneath, killing
bin instantly
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ITrRou, August 20, 1850
Pi,,naa's warehouse and several adjoining wooden
budngs destroyed BY Are yesterday Loss $1,000
paraliy Insured.
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MokTRkAf, August 30, fsoO
TIE cricket match between Canada and the Uni'ed
States terminated alb ,ut today. The Americans
won In one innings with 40 TO spare.
Cn.ed States, first innings
CAaAda. trSt innings 20
Canada, second innn Is
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kefsufg ca
daf gutter r'or

Tor RxssrrNe CuRB AND cCrTyz sfosys, TAGGING rHr
N vxNTu
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Personal Inteliigencs.

Hon John Hemphr, Texas; Purser j. George Harris
Z. 8 n, and ME- G. W. Kmball, widow Of the late Con
SUI at ST. Helena, are in Washington
Letters from Hon q. q. oay, Usitod sta,es eeuator
from Alabama give small hopes Of his return 10 health.
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United States Com IN iss toner's Office.
Before Cornm isa inner Whffa

James Church, the second mate Of the ship Caroline,
who was brought up on charge Of cruelty beating
man, rame1 Thomas Green, has been discharged, the
Commss holding the evidence insufficient support
the accusation.
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7u7 BROADWAY
Photographic ivoryiypes-
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rrussss.-Dr. Barsh Continues 60 Apply
lie n sca Truss With the treatment Of Hernia
Yres s1pporsers Shoulder BrNc~s srspensou Bandayes
All easf stoknxs Belts Bathing T-usses and Al surgical
srpsrcps applied A lady In attendance IN the female te
psstment No. veseJ s~sek Astov Hocza oppossS -.
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81, cia and SIS for photographic Por-
tEaits al HOLMES 8arery, S5 broadway. Also - Pic
trres for 81; Show and Visit ng Cards. &c.
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London and Paris Fall style OF Dress
Hats young viii be Issued Saturday, by DE woe,
3g7 Broadway, near Walker street.
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Steinway q sons Overstrung Grand
and an,rs Pianos considered The best manufactured
are warranted for ave wareroons 81 and 81 Waller
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FAN Boots. shoes and Caters, OF the
bes. quality. Of lss Fuon street opgo,.e Church ,ox,
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Fall Parliamentary Co. Successors,
HUNT DUsENBURY leaders and ntroiucers OF fashion
een,lcnens HAs the fa styles ready
Il HouL s, and ASor House.
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Brooklyn Photographs.--Minis
'N''e' CnAs H. WILLIAMSON. Rs.abnshsd 1881
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The Sewing Machine Election Should

Grover 4 Bakers Celebrated Noissiess
eevrr Machines the beet IN for family sewing. 40
Broa1s AZ New YorK. ls2 Fulton street. Brooklyn
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Buteheior's wigs, Tcupees and Hair
NJ, h,ss Inpro-ens1s sa-pAax a. o.hers, nak-rl and
rs-isSt "a no t1ra.nx up benf. Nc. 10 Doai street.
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The Voice 81 the People rnenimo-sfy
proem Ia Hello pnls are ds enJ srecye reuedss
ara cvsla vhsbey c1-ou!- sruts tntgsstcu
.'l:.ix1.D, eo~ive-ess sad is-yhns.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

--ste-,,-- go 3 80 &C. -
At JOvvy 10 AND II ANN STREET. A Ezw srYil
"A Of saoss Callers 81 warranted 70 give perfect ssus
fsctlon.
AZ WHOLESALE. -sz0ARs FROM - 10 80 PIE
"a aren Ferpd induce nents
- o CaEkhs, 10 Broadway.
GENUINE HA1R REsToRATyE-rwkSrTEi w.
"A hcussnt gcs. 10 N one year. The nnese ssls ~
rrpuiariv of WOODS Hair Restorative has cssed er~1
caslaan 10 hs cousiry 70 r. TITO the msnfss.ae q .o -
OF pr~parNion the hair. r want genuine hAr o
raive buy po,essor o. Weeds Ills auce a. a ef2enss
Of over -four hundred housAsi dollars has teen n.aces
io.o every rs4 n TIE Un;on s,i sef er q nors
rss seven yes- Ne verd has eess nesa -
ssnd Eos-tree millions sir hnfred thoueAnd eoes
II one year vhs stronger cre.ee Va !eIx
e. issvsA
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SUSSEX oouSrr-CLAss 2O7, AUGUST 80, 1850; -,
SO, 3, 10, l6. IS, So. So. As, s. S. 6l Ia, e. ~.
CONSOLIDATED LorrKRr-CLAss ISL AUGUST 80, 1850.
Sc, 80, AZ, 8, Al, Is, 80, 81, A, 90, 10, Ia.
FRANCE. BROADBENTS 4 Co,
Managers. Wilmington. DeaWAre.
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Fall style Of Hat ady, and the Best
place 10 buy o! WATKINS 30 broadway, Fulton
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top NETTING CURB CUTTER sroyxs AND TAGGING ~
n yrrxr srgkFT, BErwKxS siSTH TENTH AvEsrKs.
Resettag curb fla2giH7, fbr Y,l...,.assi
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Superior Cours-Generai Term.
eore H0n yudzes Bosvvrth Moncrlef AMI Pierrcpcat

rECrsrcN.
Arcusr 20 ID. =. whls~o kp-~s e r. Ei~to1.
s~pieddd VII C,c-ss q C0ynSs -hoilcr deE.ed, via
f1o costa
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ORA " sngs Of the Delaware state Lotte-
HAYWOOD EODY 4 CO.. Managers Of the
krSTyekr 4so ssseUsi STATE Eor IsH
4, 40, IS, 29, 81, z, 70, AZ, "a, 63. 72, o. SO.
DEIAwARE-CLAss Az August 30 1861 -
TO- S. s, rs, as, 49, &c. 49, AZ, 63, 81, IL, VI, TO-
Circulars ~ free charge by addressing either 70
wOOD, EDDY Co. Wilmington, Delaware,
Or TO WOOD EDDY * co, st. Louis, Missouri
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White, the Halter, Will Introduce His
fall lyle of gents dTess Hats Saturday September 1850
at ZIG broadway, onposiie ~, Paul's church.
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Kuox's Fail style Of Gents Hats Now
ready al az Broadway. corner Of Fulton street,
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DIR. Riggs Truss Challenges Compare
an Mo Az lrusB kaogn Fee TESTIMONIALS o. oGce, No
u nL.ns
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THE SEPTEMBER NUMBER NOW READY
THE OFFICIAL nLusTsATyp RAILWAY arrps
THE UNITED STATES AND THE cAsADAs.

SEPTEMBER NUMBER or APPLETONs GUIDE
I-Teariy One Hundred Railway Maps delnrasng the prr
opsl railways e he country their s1i6 8, dan.acss
u-Pcysisi and biographical Sketch Of Nice Ksq O.
neral super-.-nfeni a the Michigan Ceptr~ RalrueA,
with PHI enOOscsl delinesions OF character by FeNl
IT-aiwa their pro-rs The Rsrwaysof the unlAd
States. Important Convention ~ Railway Managers,
Agrtener' between the I've Atlantic Trunk Iines Pre-
ceednrs a. the Railway held The united
Saes Hcis tslaoss Jul % l-yl the Rsisays Of Tie
wes.; Ralwsy Conye1iica n 81 louis NO. baltimore
AID Ohio aad pennsYvAIla Central Raiivays New
ton Rates Cincinnati Railways. TEXAS and her HalvAyv
Cfvsand aod fOiedO RAILWAY. - Louis Al o. and m
cage kslwsy BeefoDiAine Railway Line; Ohio aud
Mississippi RAlwAy, Camden aud Amboy Railway, rev
Nors and Erie RAJ WAY Grand Trunk Railway, Noble
and Ohio Railway More New Raiwsy Maps
Iy-Anscfo,es and fbcrent, Irave-Dcme and FtenAs.
In Drops No 1.-The Two John Smiths The Advru.
q VIZ i1g Desk or the bicssiindes a NlNor.
He IHngbi Tartar; Haven't gCt Any ~ your sife IA
Tor Bluhgc' The Great MISERY or me .pArteys sad
the FORK
Vr-hpplenns Railway Guide Counting To ise Csenftr
VIA large rcv Map Of The Rai-syscf the United stAsss
and fsuffna
rr-Ttrnurh Routes - and from New YORK PhnstflphA
i'huuurr, Bufaic. Cisfe.snt To,eeo, CacsZc I.ncn
nat, ~ Louis a. win Ma s8i cher I'M orrass on y.
The InncrSi c'ies south Fss' end Wesi -, .. "a
IxA ~ o. me Prominent Hoax Zoe frinopA Giles
~ esss..er due Cniei state, arranged Gater sss
psraraP vspsW RAILWAYS
NJ New Time 1ntles corrected q dae.
fHceoh! ANe"' M kppfErt'S A 90 Pub sasru.
and AZ br,sf-sy
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Ala for ,he Syrian sur.rrrs.

Committee Ter the Relief Ct tho pcstIt Il sre GU
reriuZ 10 syria acknovledee TAG race Ok TIE cLcfhs
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p,sufsrul Com pi. zion.-Laird's Lfqufd
p... rs achieved ceebry haviaz elrA for betny
~ ar preserv8E The conpie don and skin si ~ drug
.ss frncs a. depo1 Isl and kSs BrosdTN
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shirts! Shirts!.-Stx for -.
MADE from he wamsitas and water Twist muslin.
Depot los Chatham street, corner OF Pearl.
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open,ns Of Biss in tn. street De partmsnt.
The following bids opened yesterday afternoon in
a.. :, 80, rocpn "a oncA.-

ron REGULATING AND GRADING ncHrH Ayxsrn FROM EGarr
sxcoxD TO lo2D srxnI.
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Ladies Returning from the Country
wishing their supply CATER Boots and shoes for themselves
and fsnire,, mus not forsetto call ON MILLER CO., ISL
Ga-.N asNa
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be Jeff 70 the lsilss- -. -
For tbe GROVER a BAKER, and the becoming maiories
from Al determine tAis cleo
ion aceodiI 4 10 The real merits Of The candidates.
Iseiber and iocx s.ches' thai not iocted-
recommended b. dearly bough and loudly tmpcted
o,rInns az skilled IN making tan
Il machine se~ias-nus give pace y he
GROVER BAKER
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Tn. Lsdd q Webster sewing Machines
"a aor e h,1 FOR yif,v dollars
- LADD, wkBsrER a CO., 30 Broadway.
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wheeler & Wilson'S Sewing Machines,
Once SIS BrcsdwAy, Pew vork
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Eureka Sewing Machines,
HxfMKRs ATTACHED, PRIOR ~.
WI STITCH. pwN CAN RI PAID FOR
uFN TEI.l. GATdE3 IN wEEKLY OR
lnd pIrD. MONTHLY lNbfALhkNIS.
ciubsssvrsi. Arsa.s wanted oSce &c Broadway.
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pi,l's Hair Dye 10 Cenis.-Dspot No.
farra- " AL sell ~ a. drsgatss Inn'a q bar cut
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For tu.ldng englne I@ Con1Any No ~ -hNf's10'
siS7o,
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Herrins's Patent Champion Fire and
burrlsr Proof safes 2s B-sd-s1. corner = surv street
kez
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Fafrbnnks' Standard scales.
Aasp,ns ~ ever tranch o. business where cog-.e s1i
trsN,e esae Il required. Cal and ersnre sad og
Il5lvsrR .TRD aad pEsCalPTfoN nl2CvLAH
FAIRBANKS co,
10 nnadNay, Neg York,
(Bs.ween Der ard Cor-saal srretsl
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-11-28
o. - The speeehes of sTessrs. stephens ana
Hill, of Georgia.

The speeches. OF Messrs. A. II. STEPHENS
= aud b. H. HUI, EXTRACTS from the former ana
the whole of the latter. of which we reprint
: ed yesterday aud the day before. deserve the
: attention of the people Of the whole Unioa-
They are calm, dignifed, temperate hrIn ana
- statesman-like.7 They are just such allmeht
- as the public mind requires in these extraor-
binary times to give it both direction ana
aass-ss impulse The ability and services OF these
- - gentlemen have given them great influence
in the State of Georgia, which ought and
- doubtless viii extend itself 10 other States
The course of action they recommend is such
as may preserve the Union, and certainly
nothing short of that course will justify 10
- mankind and to history dissolution. These
ss-aazs speeches have already had powerful effect
go upon the tone Of public sen timent in Geor-
sT gia, and the jonrnals in that State which have
st espoused the Union cause, look with conf
dence to the people TO sustain their position
- in the Union; while those which have urged
80 - immediate secession despondiag, and
= -- freely express their apprebeusons that their
efforts to overtarn the Federal Government
Ill prove unavailing. We therefore, ex-
go 80 pect 10 see Onrgia rise among her sisters of
? the cotton region. and towvr,e s-andIy
above them all. command by 1anenaGe- and
zsf= example, obedience 10 the Constitution and
- laws OF The land.
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Repeal Of Hostile Legislation,

"A number Of the more moderate Republic
can journals which come to US. are disposed
favorably to the repeal OF all those laws in
several Of the Northern States which have in
view the obstruction of the due execution of
the fugitive slave law of Congress. We
should hope that when the manifest injustice
49, of those tnaetments towards the property
s- rights of the South and their violation of
the Federal Constitution. made fully
known TO the Northern people, they would
rise up voluntarily and sweep them from the
staiute books Such an act would give token
of purpose to do Justice and TO abide by
the Constitution and the Union of which it
is the fundamental law. Bat if they do not
do it. we cannot see that their refusal makes
any great practical difference. For we
gard the whole batch of them void. absO-
iuiely, and of greater value than so much
waste paper, and only serve monument
to the disgrace OF those who framed and
81 Il those who tolerate them II the President
. will cn!orce the laws OF the Union. they viii
not stand in HE way. On this subject, Mr..
6sasV HILL, of Ga, takes the most just view we
lz have when he says Il willing that
Convention State should demand OF
the multiplying States the repeal Of their OBJ
noxiOuz laws. But in my humble opinion,
the wisest policy. the most natural remedy.
and the surest way to vindcate our honor
and selfreSpect Is to demand the uncOudi-
iiOnal Observance of the Constitution by
every State and people, and enforce that de-
maid. And if it be necessary, call out for
this purpose the whole power of the Govern
- ment, even to war on the rebellious State. |
. One such rigid enforcement of the law viii |
secure universal obedienc'. Let tie law b..
executed though the Heavens fall, for there
can be no government without law. and law |
is but-a rope OF sand If not enio'c d. In /
this way we learn whether the General
Governments strong enough to snstaia it.
81 self, or whether its Constitution aud laws
may be nulliied and set at d iance at the
whims. caprices ab>trac lions of Who<Ocvcr
will