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Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-06-01

HOMIE INTEREST,


b1- Clothes renovated and repaired, 100 W. Sixth.
BE- Clothing renovated and repaired, 50 L. Third.
B8-CARPESTEE's cheap Pictures, 20 Fiith-street.
pS-PIorUREs for ten cents. Johuson's Gallery,
Ninth and Main.
as- A. A. EYsTER, Clocks, Watches and Jewelry,
Nos. a4s and 27l Western-row.
ma The finest Photographs in Cincinnati can be
seen at the door of APPLICANTS, Fifth and Main
streets. -tl
gB- J. =. BALLS Gallery, No. 80 West Fourth
street, LIE Boutilliers, is the place for fine
Likeness. rt hfel e-
st6- APPLICANTS mammoth Ambrotype Depot IL
at Nos. 2, 4, 9 and Fifth street, commencing at
Fifth and Main.
pS- II you want good Picture, call at the south
west corner Of sixth-street and Central-avenue.
Pictures taken and put in nice gilt frames for twenty
five cents; in cases for twenty cents Bring on the
babies-you sure to get good likeness
f--e--- Df
We SrKRE0scOPEs AND BfEREoscoP1o VIEWS. .-Ste-
reoscopes in mahogany, rosewood, leather;
Stereosoopic Views, Groups, Statuary; .8
Landscapes in Switzerland, England, Scotland,
America, Paris, China fHaas- $50
Glass Views and Transparent Paper.
JOHN D. PARK,
my2S-dwlawF N. E. cor. Fourth and Walnut.
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BosToN, May 3l.-The Dye Wood Works
of Messrs. w. F. Freeman & Son, at Newton,
were destroyed by fire this morning, together
with the valuable machinery and q large
stock of logwood. Loss $4,000.
Three dwellings and two stables were burnt
ut Haverhill this morning
The silk store of Messrs. Jackson h Kim
ball, at Manchester, N. H., was robbed of
s., 600 worth of goods last night.
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snnrnme Cnnrt of IrInoIa.

OTTAWA, Lib, May 3l.--The Supreme
Court of this State adjourned to-day, having
disposed of four hundred and twenty-one
cases. In the case of Johnson Us. Starke
County, judgment of the lower Court was
reversed, the Supreme Court holding that
the law authorizing Counties to subscribe fol
railroad stock, and issue County bonds there
this case were regularly issued, and although
the County had no authority to make them
payable in New York, they were not for that
reason void.
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ST. LOUIS, May 3l--P. M-The river con-
tinues to fall slowly at this point, and all the
upper streams are on the decline. Weather
clear and quite cool.
LOUISVILLE, May 3l-P: M-Riyer falling
rapidly, with six feet eight inches in the
canal. Weather cloudy mercury 6oo.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-06-01

New York, May 3l.--The steamer 81. Louis,
from Havana, on the 9th inst, has arrived,
but brings no news Of importance. Sugars
active: No. IL quoted at s(9sss reals.
Freights higher.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-06-01
The stenmer Bremen

New YORK, May 3l.--The steamer Bremen
did not sail on the 10th inst, from South
ampton, as heretofore advertised, and will
not leave that port before June 10.
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TrlnI or a Now stenm sIoop.

NORFOLK May 3l.-The steam sloop of
war Dacotdh has returned from her second
trial trip. Her performance was very salts
factory.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-06-01

Lucius H. Hall, young man of education
and refinement, and an employe of the At
lantic and Pacific Ship Canal Co., recently
destroyed himself in New York.
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n, Pr EIss- s-THE REPgBLIoAN PoQK-
ready in a few days. Price, cents. Mailed 70 anb.
acribers, during. the Campaign, for % cents.
20 4ltl BH0ADERS a CO., Publishers, -
jei-a' 81 Weet Fourth,stpat.
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DIED.

BACHMAN.-,on Tuesday, May 20, Of consump-
tion, Nj. H. hickman, aged 3s years. N
The acquaintances and friends OF the family are
respectfully invited 70 attend his funeral from his
late residence, No. 2S9 Longworth street. on Sunday,
June 3, at O'Clock P. M.
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south caroIlua Democratio Convention.

AUGUSTA, May 3l.-The South Carolina
Democratic Convention was held yesterday,
Coy. Means presiding. ...- ~.
Everything was decidedly in favor of the
Richmond Convention. .e.,.s., f, l,-..,.I..
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Rs- A. A. EYsTER, Clocks, Watches and Jewelr
Nos. 343 and 27l Western-row. I...
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-06-01

R1- The finest Photographs in Cincinnati can be
seen at the door of APPLICANTS, Fifth and Main
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RooFINGl RooFrNGi
Fruit-Can Oernont!!

nR. EyANs,s T00THAOHE DROPS,
American Dentist In Paris. Eof efle By " l'7'Y7
ALBEIT ROSS, Drugsigt
aBonthswest corner Central ayeAu0 aud EiRhfh.
lmy27)f iFl i7ls1 = u N 4
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1860-12-28
NEW PUBLICATIONS.

h'RrFRs N'etzrSF for January is rceei.
sel from Messrs \. Williams ( Co.. Bos.
ton. For Sale hy Moses Hale. 1t opens
the year with one Of the best numbers We.
l-suc'i. Illustrated articles, Peep Al,
Hnshae' continued :" The battle of Cow
lens. " east Away in jamaica
IaF ATLANTIC MoNrur, for January. is a
capital numlsr. The contents arc--wa.h-
inst'n City, Midsummer and May. Paul Re
ver''s Rid. \ night Under Ground, A Lone
y iIause, hariarism and Civilization. Who
Vas Casper llan-er Pampara. The Profess
y Story, The Test. Eccollections Of Keats
The European Crisis, a Visit to the Asylum
Tor As''i fansterS, The Question Of the Hour
tan 'ifrerr'~,ihle' view Of our politics1 and
Reviews rnd Literary Notices.
Moses Hale has it,
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1860-12-28

SENATOR SEwARD.-The New York Senator
At the New England dinner in New York City
on Saturday last made an of-hand speech in
which he discussed political matters, and Sc
cession in particular. lie said, after speak
ins Of how speedy all would fly to the rescue
Of South Carlina should she be attacked BY a
foreign power, therefore they do not humbug
me with their secession. donot think they
viii humbug you; and do not believe, if
if they do not humLug you and me, they
will much longer succeed in hum5ug-
ing themselves. Now fellow citizens, this is
the ultimate result Of all this business -
These s,ates are alway. to be together Talk
If striking d5wna star from that eonstclIa-
ton. It is thing which cannot be done I
% not see any lass stars today than l did a
week az, and expect 10 see more all the
while
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33th Congress---2 Session.

WASHINGTON. Dec. -.
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surraudrr Fort Noultrie if it is attacked. 1t
is not believed that any attack will hc made
on the Forts or that resistance will he male
to the collection Of the revenue Mr.. Dune
an stated to the secession convention that it
cost " Unclc sam - SOC, 600 more to carry
the mails in South Carolina than was recej-
we'd for postage,and that the revenue received
from that State did not begin to pay FIR col
lccting it, no one seemed disposed to take the
job Of doing til, public service Who is to
pay the bills. South Carolina has not the
money nor credit
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The Times---The News &c.

, The future begins to look more hopeful so
Ear az secession is concerned The South
Garaiineans having resolved themselves out
Of the Union. but do not know what to do
next. The hotspurs are in as bad quanda.
ry AS the man with the elephant. They do
not know whether they are in the Union or
out. They had better repeat the Scotch
man lines, about quarrel on the location
Of an organ in a church. The quarrel COM
menced when the instrument was half in tie
building, and the Scotchman' . OPINION was
expressed thus
"When it is In It is in,
When it is out, it Ia cut.
But when it is half WAY in
1t IS neither in nor out
Latest adlices show more conservative feel
ing and more Union feeling, than was sup
posed TO exist. The able men of the South,
outside oi QuattlebNm are disposed to wait
and redress their grievances in the Union
Hon. Cave johnson, Of Tennessee made a
strong Union Speech aud was applauded -
Bel Of the same State is for the Onion. So
IS Bolts Of Virginia Mr.. Seward said in his
New York speech that secession was stronger
on the even Of the 9th Of November than
to-day. and that in sixty days the skys
would be bright. The administration has
been obliged to deny the statement that or
1ers have been given to Maj. Andersen to
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Toe OnsssinptiVcS.

IL. advertiser having been restored health 10 fo-
wc-ks - very simple remedy, aner having suffered
era years til lung affection and that dread dis
C0usumptnn-is anxious 10 make gsoun 70 hn h-
lon sufferers Tie means of cure.
To al Who desire ii, he viii send copy II the prescrip
ton used t.rve d charge with tie directions for prepA-
and using The saEne, which they viii nd Cusk
foe tUSarArTieS, ASTHMA BRONCHITIS, &C. Tie only
ahec Of the advertiser in sending the Prescription Is
benefit the afflicted and spread Information which he
ceiyrs b. invaluable and h. hopes every sahereT rl
trY his RENE y. Ni cost them nothing, and
prove blessing.
Parties .sl.iug Tie prescription sill address
EEy. EDNA ARD WILSON,
" williamsburg,
ly39 Kings County, New York
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1860-12-28

1.-THE Naahas t'a,an SAYS the B4a44=
Jfarsagdl. 'iululses in ,5l,ish Trades AGAINST
tbe southern people &c. and abs, that
tie ApsrtsaH makes eafioas eXtracts from
Re J.T,rs3,taa We assure the taieg
that our limits will not permit Us 10 copy al
the god things We see in the JsF.rsaajaa
nor ii any ather sound Republican paper
Il the EaiaF las seen any articles copied int
the Aas.i=sq from tie Jfsrs5q54q of lat
II tie character charged. it las seen copy
5ff the ia.--1-77 that we have never seen.
We did however Week before last copy
reckless Statement from the Union concern
inE the Personal Liberty bill Of Maine, and
asked the Ga,ea some questions concerning
it. spirit to which it has remained silent 1t
keeps up however, its old habit when Ger
nerci. Of keeping mum, and Of making other
equally false assertions, as the ones correct
Cd.
As these are times when every citizen
should place himself on the record, we ask
the Ea'oa if it approves the action Of SOUTH
Carolina IN the attempt to break up the I'm
ion? VIII the I'aon place it's views on the
record? In after times, when the traitors 10
the Union IN tie South shall have been put
down by the loyal citizens OF the Union,
through it agent the Government, and the
Northern Democracy who have aided and
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, adler pars1- the foaostns statement and thsn
J4Isv ef ii. ftrf. ~ Yaurs,lf.
AEsAs cols, 4 hs-kBH'N. Y, a veil known citizen
hsfr, hai ssfers frsm bysI-I-tA tr years vhh
alt permanent p .rf aatl a. Uiei AfrK's rilLs whieh
taken acefiaus III directions Tor TN. complaint
stored hH1 70 hHaith a hw Ersks- AMER an nasyysi
- 'san~ months he has hal q III. complaint
tao " tGiss ei iIaTtaeny, Texas, bs eruption on
De cock ID aifrs hack ADD ls.s whch covered ahout
'r' trd n Dir holy u kept 'he parts affected covered
s3h sab aud i-lHg ufteu ciyeFed With sore
& tuas- very Troublesome and distressing II 50 much
urAr4i Ai. hsstA unit him 1t business aud k.Ts
Llu5 tu constant suf ring Al medical AID had failed
h4ll uutd De i1pk AYtKs Cesr. kxr. SARsArAKILA
sHrA cured lim. III skin still SHOWS Gotn
tA= arrsiaH bat is Otherwise ciear IN fsnIs
JeHN II saasa -, eminent lawyer q Richmond
va ti-k cold gArh settled his lungs A pain
tie lsn .ir wlth bad cough, which Was soon
followed by tbs able symptom. u ecnsu npon.
htHn rednecl very la he commenced taking ATEss
CaffEY fsgruEfAi, which stoPpSd the cough and
Clnpi-lA curHi him ly1l
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For Coughs, or fet any di.-a--. Of the breathing
nr-Au- Us X etsrgas ui,s- Tar and Iron sui lur
rs ir which advertised Ia this paper. Th- DIV.
Tar 1aid@z Magnetism - Vitality, aiaJing
alr oppression, aH s graf balsaul pro Tsrt,e. heal,
sud ne fnU- tinu. The Iron and Sulphur Pow
DR. tuE saia'e prtpS -sia unite With tl- digestive
fast st rnrf atih int thr frmaton II b-i III.
Iron retaining Tic vial = lie Fstng trees in tb- blood
81 CD lH it, al.in b difss through thr ,uiirr .ys
tim IiHt combined Sulphur converts thu
al PARTICLES u tl lrd into sAses which expelled
from hs f.-t thrsb it, pore, by the increased energy
given o. tbs Circulation IL u thrs- worn
rtele. q hb-sl hat forms rhisgm Tghufbes, and
~ir ard hunor shch irrltAtcs abd destroys Tire mem
tffe u i- rhr at Bruehial Tubes AMI All Cen. the
Iuu.s, srfai tr a fAmphiei. lmss
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Mrs. WI.SLOw.

A. experienced r.r aI female physician, ha, .c-,,hs
l-t+ ~Fruf 5HtfF ~rlinE which greatly facilitate.
~ pfsfs' ~ trlH.rs. 10y .srnns ths guns reducing
A. Hau a'i1a olH aiiAs al tain. All - In
stf Mo ta1H'i. bsl.ud B,,u Il, uethers. 1t wiu gre
- 90 Irs=se'. sH Ri And health your infArt.
Ierfcy ssfa La all eas-s Sc Advertisement IN .nother
r4ianE lys5
DR. c. II. sholcs. Eclectic Physician. Eitr,
Particular aitratan II eas~. = the gsnifo ct
ssHs AID stia d.szses q al, erstssaacn.
afrt'.-f ctinan.
lgu-, 800 lye0
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MAJOR ANDERsoS.-Major Anderson,
Of the Us. A. commanding at Fort
Noultrie in Charleston Harbor, is native
Of Kentucky and graduate at West
Point In his younger days, and while a
lieutenant, he had temporary command of
the kennebec Arsenal At Augusta, Maine.
Afterwards he was with Gen. Scott in
Mexico, aud distinguished himself on scv.
eral occasions between Vera Cruz and the
City Of Mexico, and was promoted At
the close Of the war the Major was sta
toned at Fort Preble, Portland Major
Anderson Is very popular officer, of I'M
questioned bravery, great prudence, and
in all respects well qualified for the diff
cult position ia which he is now placed by
the War Department He had host Of
friends while in Maine.-Trauscript.
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CHtEfHis y. ! H.

\ letter was received from " :. Perry, 4
Ftlrids, in the convention, saving that Iaf
ltia viii follow IN the lead ut South Carolina
y resolution ordering tha Governor l. Ire-
Pare the state far war. VS. lost
Commissioners arrived a, RI, hmoud Va
M9uday evening, and laft er Washington
st=r4av morning.
The Convention went INTO secret session =
lscu>s the rarul4ti H. IF the customs
Tho Proceedings wer marked with grs
caution. tie convention not wishing l. ia
|aFe commercial interc +.
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Transfer Of Scholars.


The Committee or Superintendent shall le-
termine by examination, what scholars are
qualified to pass into higher grade, and no
scholar shall be transferred 10 higher grade
AT any time, without a written permission Of
the Superintendent
Admission of Schslars.
Applicants Tor admission 10 the schools,
shall be examined by the Committee, and ad-
mitted to sach schools as they may be found
qualified to enter.
School Terms.
The terms Of all the annual schools shall
he as follows;
First Teral-From the Grss Monday in Decem-
Der, the Primary, intermediates and Grammar
Schools, To continue eleven, and the High
School fourteen weeks.
Second Term-From Monday, near the mid
lle Of April, the Primary, Intermediate and
Grammar Schools to continue eleven, and
the High School thirteen weeks.
Third rerm-From Monday. near the middle
of August, the Primary, Intermediate and
Grammar Schools, to continue eleven, and
the High School thirteen weeks.
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CORRESPONDENCE.
The Times.

I
= our country, so critical as the present \
fearful crisis seems to He at hand. with ittl,
hope, that it can he checked. or that it vii
, have favorable turn The Republican par
ty cannot haaora3g make any concessions
which the South viii ACCEPT. The non-sr.
fsnaoH Of Slavery has been the cardinal ar
ticlc Of their creed. let them abandon thi'
, principle and they will no longer have q ro-
Iitical existence. The acknowledgment OF
the constitutional right of Slavery to - into
the free territory, should not and will not
BE admitted If the Southern States would
Ike satisfied to have it confined to their own
border, there to he unmolcsted, peaceahly to
wait the future, or if they require more, to
receive a reasonable remuneration fram the
National treasury. for all the States, which
might Voluntarily he liberated, md even for
all, who might escape from scryitudc, | could
wish that such a compromise may he made
The dissolution Of thc Union, which has hccn
- glorious and prosperous, would he a Ia
mcntahlc calamity, but a departure from
christian duty and humanity would he worsc
RAJ Jns''f'a fna' ef''1".
mere Is ono view oil TINS question "n'eI
deserves the most serious eohsl''fauoh' ana
"ii'eh' Z" ae'.a's' f'S"'' "ouid al l'S' snow
Tue part "h''h every one should ADOPT IN IT.
ia'''" % ~ w : y NAV = tue N',' OF ! '''
i'en1{ 'Sls''"'5 is expansion anu lsfie'"i
y II Il : 4'''H' '"s''''''"' q Il 'o'
a's'G's 'la' II s'''i' x continued u 'i''sS any
f'r,'ah "' HIS creatures rs enemies never can
ao'l'sh IT. Il "'i Is '2r U.s. VINO can e
against Us hn' Il Il ~ an cyl IN hi7
sis,'' NOT oh'E u 'hoSe VINO f9n'f2' II, NIL
= ''iss'' " 40 '.i'. 'i''''s H. anu III mum
'ha' 'ie cnrS' sl'a'' ~ removed IRON our i"hd
or from the "2fs'' II '''a IN ms own good
time be eAtermin"ted' IN spite OF al the de
iermIncd efforts ct ils lovers amt friends Ia
support ana preserve ~ IA ms la''er cas-
the iananeai intention ahd'Ni*rtei attempts
t. dissolve the Union IN efdcr t. SOUR IT.
eaut'nuanec and extent us power will utter
y fail IN the accomplishment Of the e."et
desi -nei and not only n bat ta"el rs down
fall and result IN terrible Judgment On The
eentriN"rs and absttars OF tin wrong. II
there Is VISION and humanity enough IA
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A Friend in Need. TRY it.

DR.. Sweets nfallible Liniment 1. prepared
ffa tie rriie - br. stephen ssees, II Connecticut
ur -rea& harp srt.r and l--.n used in hi, prae-
er tx r last t~cutY yrars With the astonishing
satsf.s - an rSierua frnrdy q IS sithout rirAland
va ALB slar isia IN re ssfy than any other prrparA
ufa tat ali Rheumatic afd Nervous Disorders i.
Hathie= All a. curative pr Sares Moands rprain.,
Hftsrs a.. IT, sl,shns hsans and I,werful strength
eutur iti~fs, rN1s the st wpod.r ADi astoushn'ent
. al sha hAFs vet given II riAi. Over four hundred
certificates 4 ntnasAahs cirv., yerfjrmod by II -ihn
ths lat fEo yrars. attest this TACT.
- AIFcttisefucug Gov Iva
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I've have not one particle Of sympa-
thy for Republicanisrn, and believe It's
doctrines dangerous and its advocates im-
practicable; but there is anything We de-
spise il is the miserable course of a set of
pap-fed meuials who lend themselves TO
the Gll,iieatiou of facts and the misrcpre-
sentation Of the position Of the dominant
party. Though it /, nearly three mon,ts
before Lincoln will have any power. or
can raise a finger for good or fer i'll, for
veal or for We, there Is class Of papers
which are holding up the f .aaciai trouble
Of the country a the result Of Rep1bli-
cauism. Ii any party Is responsible for a
bankrupt treasury, for an unsettled condi
ton OF the country, and for the threaten
ed disruption of the Union. il is the party
which Acknowledges allegiance to James
Buchanan To give a clear idea Of the
shameful course which We condemn We CO.
Ply from the Bangor Union the following !;
It j, estimated that two thousand per-
sons per week, good, sound Lincoln voters
arethrown out otemploYm mt in Pensylya
mia alone How do they Ike black Re-
publieanism, as tar as they have got >
Bath Times.
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Special Notices.
UipIt tIlON.

Hhe asU school Ileusc IN the corner II Hi.h
AMI Pine street. Htti b, dedicated On
Monday Evening nort, Dec. 3lst.
The -ef1'ct. MI commence at 81 o'clock Pa,
rsat' sd sehei.ts II Tic District At, invited To bs
t5tstHt. pss Os.sR
E,!.serti rsc .iu3. Lea
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Weeks Magic Compound.

I. pi-asau, rrfnrsiy ~ every bifd q Cough. Coh
sht ifrttfi'o ~ ih~ breathing at It is safe
r.n-yii b. ivrffu remedy speedy rrmedy
Ill Is remedy that Al honarahls d~s-r. have
81 t4r sAc. &C. sfrf iseB,ut and testimonial. Of
merl-- ia aastler column. Iy2s
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Particular Notes.

IL f~f.-s haftrc gass'ilei chatrrs against tbs
y irttf it5o La Iir tsa HfAltsisr. requ~,,ei
. -ssai ne sai= ffr sei~H-ut AID n that oving
s rsAi~ rtJgsri "a ritle the same the h.
t. I'm sItA i-tahsr collection within ntnrty day..
ANN Z NeALLtSTER, -,
{ q fEtK, '" ~
ILl.m n L. l. u q a.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1860-12-28

The SEcEssfaNIsTs. Tho Boston Tra~ei'er
has the following just remarks in reference
u the sceeders. 1t SAYS
The scccsSionsts wish for NJ settlement,
and will do nothing calculated to promote
peace. With them, disuui9n is determined
upon. They think that never again will
they have so good an Opportunity to effect
the end they have been labaring for since
$50 IS that which now exists There Is a
weak President, a traitorous Cabinets bank
rupt Treasury, a democratic Senate. a feeble
army. and poor navy what concurrence
Of favorable circumstances for the advance
ment Of the projects of patriots of the Rhett,
keitt, andy aney school Quito Prov
idenee," they probably think it Is and they
don 1t mean to neglect the iayors that present
Themselves to their acceptance, evil doers be-
ing ever prompt to turn all things to the ae-
camrlishment of their purpose. Had w a
strong government. one composed Of men
capable Of doing their duty. and ready 10 do
it, there would he no trouble in tie country.
Ill our difficulties come from the imhecillty
and e5Naraice Of men who occupy the high
est f7>ts in the government. Au euerE' tic
President would now make as rapid work
with the SceesSionists rs General jackson
made with the nullifcrs and peace would
BE rs promptly restored in ISL as il was in
Is33.