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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-23

DEPosITING HANS IN SEwER.-Some DAYS since
ihe sewer the uncon Of Myrtle Avenue and Rayncnd
sIee found De- osaed up snd Sorknen Employed
the obs1ctOn- In doing 90 discovered
that the bn into which the wse from the cutters q tbs
intersection Of the p.reets filed WIN hama thirty
forty Ia pumber witch, with the dirt that bad aeclnulted.
filed large cat. The h~ns still in toeraoe state CT
pre- ayaon Il supposed tat they stolen and the
THE being sGrrred otsd them In tks place TO esespe
deteHtion.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-23
-NEW-JERSEY ITEMS.

THE MYSTERIOUS MURDER OF A FENALE'-the
Authorities az yet have siIei to unravel the mystery
conrscted with the mard.r of the unknown female,
found gagged aud suok tse York street per ia 1ef
sew Civ on Saturday The 18th inst. The Coronsrs
, are TO ruee, again this evening, but 30 IN as can
ba ascsr,sin.d no aidicDal facts will cone before
Inn and IL ia f. area Ina the affair viii ever remain
nvs.erv 70 sl except those who were directiy con-
cerned in the crime. Many ramoTs are aha among
b poposcs in refereocs to the dsntlhc Atom OF the
body the motive for ths murder, and various ether
rs,ters connected with the csse bat none Of the ru
pors are shown 70 have any foundation.
On Saturday Afternoon, Coroner Morris caused the
earch 70 be continued 81 the Yorkstreet Pier for the
other barrel of pitch Sieh found to be missing a.
the same time with tbs TO which the murdered
woman sas anchored. Coroner GaHney, who il aiding
in the investigation, fsay succeeded In fastening
C1apne to something which UPON being brought 70 the
surface Of the water discovered 10 be the barrel
sought but no traces OF any wearing apparel having
been aact ed 10 it dscernable. The barrel was
standing the end and had become entirely imbsdded
in the mud. 1t is possible tina. the garments were
fastened to il with the piece o; tarei cord which
caught by the drag The day previous and broken Ooss
from something 70 which il attached The Corener
viii continue the search today in the hope of recover
ng the clothing.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-23

MODERN Style Of School Furniture mannfac-
HI sured and for sss By ~ JOHNSON, No 90 Hudson ID
uptss~S sbsaass5sTwsTded on application .
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-23

ITO BBKERf-Wil be sold at Auction, by S
a J. BoGART, A1cdonesrs 81 Ksilys B.ksry' Eo. 40
F F on 1dU6sDAY, AP,B 20, At "a N variety
ssAkt ~. ~ ufEhslLS-lTOugbs Breed. Boxss Caks
9s CDieis o every yEriey; also large Cit sbsaf
tea y rec ea oess cnciCs Hops HoEse and Harness
bassi's Wagon, enc large coanier Case sc
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-23

R3BBISG CLuB-HOUsE The house Of the Charter
OAK Base Ball lob robbed since Of eoshinS
The members Departed there. Recently the Fourth Ward
Police, New York, arrested wrD Rogers AMI Wm A. Ros-
zoe suspicion. They contested tae robbery, and were
brought before Justice Conse where after exsnnstssn
they convicted and sentenced 10 the Peneny T hYe
H. Oh
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-23
Sales hp Aars1Ox.
A UCTION NOTICE.
nosisSsos.p TURNITURI

"A UC1ION NOTICE.
HoUsEa0i.D FURNITURE
- : TIE property Of Moses =. cssPn~ esq,
Via; esPsEb 7l-setave ft4noFoIte, - -. a,s...
a. Velvet snd sra''sf FER and Manss Mirrors.
GoPTINER cRfFFIN Co, kue.isReers
WIN sell ~ a.. -, .
THIS DAY NonSsvl from the pfivste Fssdence NO 80 es
lAl-st between Mh and 6b-svs-sse 20 cotnmense ~
sslesk precisely Tlis ale vel s0sny see sssaS ION
as.tsSrt Sespx very lsIes and eompossd io t1e most
-, - S...,-ss 800. Psrou fariahsd with koyd
,,s ss,ef narests; sohi satea
in ,ieh .,nscn md blecssee; rose~cod Center,
eaa D., y.hlsS Reehnibe Essy and Reception Chars
49, 80 1900 Mirrors; suyertoTane9 7-ectsve Piano
e.. Sa p.-sprs BroB,e End Ormslu Cheeks costly PsIiaS
-... China pssea rch Deccra iona &e heavily euhToi
49, iss ass broosise ineOw nrApey. Secretaries and "a
49, Ro.Sesss lsses' fnsy Chars and Writing casos i'm
-. - O. Chao5eleFs Ghess Taltes Quusettea a.
40 al ibe Dinlos Ioom and Chamber Farniture.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-23
:. COLTOS Auctioneer.
I, HOUSEHOLD FIJI

" ClRPETs OILCLOTas. PAINTINGS, Gc.-THIs
DAY faondsyl pr % al No. 25 Bs4il opposite Rui-
EsTs l1suf, al hs geptesl Furniture Of ibs fay bscn
Psror Blsssnt and beecem Furniture, China and Psted
are Ktirgelstor, &c
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-23

CTATEN ISLAND RAILROAD.-PasseDge
- Trains wi running this Road a. far Eli
,vle commencing MONDAY, April 23 1850, sondsJs
c.Ited sfoliowe:
Leave Eltn gsie at Tl5 and 10 and .. In time
for the 9 and II q 10 and D. N bo4s FIR New York =
Leave Vanderbilt Landing upop the arrival o. the m and
and D. boats from New York. stepping a. Toad HUI New
DoTp Hsrrison's Club louise, and CifOrd's Lane.
SUNDAY ARRIEGEMFNr
Leave Eliipgvie and y. In time Tor the g. NJ
and o boats for New-York.
Leave Vanderbilt Lsndng upon arrival OF a. and p m
boats YORK. stopping at the intermediate stations as
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-23

Jw. Irwni. our Ascn. IN Nrw-BArAD, Conn" sr 'As
sale Of TIE rappzL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-23

RoBBLRus.--0n Friday night last, the house OF
Jasper Caps No as South sscOn street. Jersey Cry was en-
tered by burglars who ssole slca svSy and money IN AL
moangiug 70 elS1 lx.-,... :. g..
Yesterday morning yeugg fellow gyns his nsas as soss
Griffin arrested by Officer WheeieI ., ,sS IVY ~ ~
pl IL having 1toen deajs ard nnmoet q pape oeye
InR 10 John Carigau uaomoEaadnm 9SoAh ana User
articles were also found in his possss'seA Auo RsIes Wa
committed fsr examination
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-23
Professional Notifies.


EDWARD II. DIXON, N. D., Editor Of The
~ ssspel attends exclusively 70 ersrs7s surssry and the
diseAses Of tb~ pelvic voers Rapture henor
rods fus and concealed sbseess Of he ree'un are
without the knife hgasure. Office hours from 70 70
ard 10 o. m Il No stb Al all other hosrs he s f
bi, private hospital where every comfert OF domestic ne pro
vided ibose who require ,be important opcfson OF
sarefnl dietssis treatment
PHILADELPHIA LAW and COLLECTION
Il OFFICE.
DAVIS BlRfEY,
south THRD-sr Phil delpha devote hsr entire sstes
on 20 the sosoon Of ssms uns and Rs. doe Groqss
ffon the firm Of birney Davis NewYofk, the busine~
With INN win be succeeded TO by Bhney Preniiss
REyERRNCRs-
Abhoi, Johpe, Co. Phila Herman Boxer Co., n Y !
Yard Gilmore a Co Phisi Reuard l. Co, ~ Y;
Aired sad. 4 Co. PhIla HailsDd Broa, l. Co, N. I'll
MeFsrlspd TubmsnA o. fhila ;s Chiitenden Co, NJ
p W. Clak d Co. Phla Trustt Bro. Co, Phila;
Eyers Clsqhers, Cot Lewis, Bro, Co., PhiA
0'HE CELEBRATED BONE-SETTER, DIR.
i CHAe SWEET Of Lebanon Conn intends to be In Ses-
York Of National Hotel No bComtsDdtst, EDNES-
DAY 18Th and THURSDAY, 10th Apr to attend 20 Bone
s.ttrs Hip and spnsi Diseases Fever Sores ona and
Rheumatic difficulties, Contracted Cords and al Chronic
Dhesses
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-23
HENRY H JrEps Aurticneersaiesroom No % Nassau e.
CPLFNDID HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE

benny II. JsEps, AurticneerSaiesoon No 20 Nasan 81
CPLFNDID HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
- LARGE and COMPLETE SETS SOLID SILV Err ENAM
ELI En- DINNER SET, eosiing 500. .
II tHRY II LFEDS& Co viii tsI by Auction on MONDAY,
April 20 icy O'clock No II Wet 27tst 5th-av al
the elegant FURNITURE in said house coDss ling Of Amin
Rosswood faror Suites covered IN rich SILK Bro
ca,eDe msde BY BaudoiDe Curtains TO match lrge Per
b8Dte 9lastes coT1ices to match; Roseso5d Eta
ceres pasass backF gotcwocd Secretsy Carved Center
Table Upeyb JGvAnee Vases The most esEant pair In this
country sewood extension Table with Chairs TO mreh
perb EDGmsled ssd flower DnDer Set cost $500 In pe.s
orders valuable Oh Paintings painted TO order By Bnrord Hess
and If solid Silver Urn,
Tee Set SAVERS Sugar Bowl TpIetn KNIVES Forks spoons
Ladies Pcbefs Dishes &c Also eessn Iron Silver sale
IN rich carved Rosewood and other ene Fur
udng Kit ben Wae Can be examined dav prev1
the sale the above se Will tale place rain shine
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-23
fouse-fnrnishina Goods.
Billiar1 Gables.

LARGE ASSORTMENT Of wel-seasonet
N BILLIARD TABLES made In the best possible manned
and AZ Reasonable prices all be found the PHELAN Bill
LARD TABLE MANUFACTORY, Nos. GO, SIS, 81, and
Crosby st. EewYerk Livery article connected with the zad
4 the loVeEt rates-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-23

EOR SAVANNAH
Il AND OTHER POINTS AS BELOW.
The frt-class steamship
STAR OF THE SOUTH,
Tbos Lyor, will leave WEDNESDAY, April - o.
u ~ from Pier No. North River. Through tickets can
be had for the following prices: New oriesns ss9 70; NO
Atlanta sal Chstsoooss sa6. NsAhsie s2 Soi Kno1vie
S25 so; Memphis se Isl Auruss CIT 90; Macon sos So
yarrah SIS For eisht psssage, apply 10 No 10 Broad
way. SAMUEL Ia kIrOhlLL x SUN
Tor SAVANNAH.-The American Atlantic
Screw ssssm.hp Company Oew and sssi ut .', N
North River on THURSDAY, April &c, at o'clock M
Tickets sold TO New.odesns ess Isl 70 Mobile ss5 Mont
eom,ry ez5 Memphis sal IS; Nashville ss7 Isl Knoxville
Sa5 50 chattanooga S2si Albany, t2s Atlanta s2l coum
bus SCI; Macon 82o Augasts, oil 20; Savannah SIS, in
Guiding csrrfsse fare at connecting points
The MOUNT VERSION succeeds, SATURDAY, April a.
II b. CROMWELL CO., No ss wss.a.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-23
Gteamboats ano Railroads.

DAY BOAT for AL b A NY.-Steamer
~ ARMENIA Capt Smith. leaves the foot Of Harrison st.
every MONDAY, WEDNESDAY and FRlOAY a. Ia m.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-23

GEO. A. LKAvTrT, Aucsoneer.
RY GEO. A. L EAVITT e. Co.
TRkDE-SALE ROOMS, Nos 377 and 379 BROADWAY,
BOOKS, STATIONERY works OF ART, lie.
Ka3- Con 50 raensa solicited IA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-23

Il snd TROY, connecting with Isin: NORTH I'D WEST
Ftoua Mondsy April 1850 Trains viii leave Chanoersst
Staten soows: Through Exprs, Trains and IL = m and
o. % Albany Nail, m. Sleepns-CA Train, e:4s p m
(sUndays ude1J Way TTsns for Sing Sing s:45 and
AIS and for Foushtesp,is ;ls aud s;2e ?. M Tor
Buffalo northern HshtntIg News Ira s:2o n Uni
usnt 6:15p Passengers taken a. Chambers Canal Chris
and Trains for EewYosk leave Troy a: 4
Sunday Incodsd and si5 and II m and and 51s Sun
A 4. SMITH. Superintendent
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-23
A DEMONSTRATORS SALE Of HOUSEHOLD

A DMINISTRATORs SALE of HOUSEHOLD
IN FUkkITURE-E u. LUDLOW Co win sell ct
n eeoek TUESDAY Ap a. ss No d West Washington
place the FURHfTURE IN said hoose comprising Mahogany
Eetestte, Mahogany ksrbletop Table Mahogany Chs IN
b richly carved Dressing BuTe hsbletoP "ashssnds
EakoRsuy eh Bedsleads Black Walnut Bedstes Wash
stands Chars Mirrors 5ding Crockery, Paintings Tap
esy IrSran Carpets ke and Kitchen Furniture with
which the ssle viii Commence
AsO Mahogany Dental Chair Mahogany DENTAL Case and To-
CGtaognes be had ct the AGcsioneess
efhoe, No. Finest, near Broadway. RllO
A UCTION SALE of elegant FURNITURE
"a Rosewood Paror Suite Mirrors, EtAg.re Armour rosewood
nsAeesn3 Beds,eses Medallion AID Brussels rapets and
an lot Of on PSinBes be sold wthou. at No 200
DesB-st, Brooklyn, BY Y. HE9EMAN, MONDAY, Apxn 20
"A 10 o'clOck.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-23
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE, MONDAY APRIL %, 1860

N,HE NORTH GERMAN LLOYD" STEAM
u SHIP EEw-YOtK,H Ven s.nten Coromandss, or
Tying bs United States Nah, VII positively sail OF
SATURDAY, hsy IL, a IL o'clock m,
BREMEN, VIA SOUTHAMPTON,
LONDON, HAvRE SOUTHAMPTON, AND BREMEN
At the following rates:
First Cabin, eloo; second csbtn $6o s.eersse, esa
For freight or psssafe apply to
GELtCKE, KEUT0EN REICHEtT,
No 81 Brssd~sy.
WEEKLY COMMUNICATION by gTEAM
w between NEw-Y0RK snd LIVERPOOL, ealing 9!
QUEENSTOWN Ireland 10 land and smbsrk md
Sisps,ehes-csryns the United Staten mail
The Liverpool New York and Phiadelpha Steamship Com
panys splendid C bst enscrsw Steamships are htendsd
70 80 - follows;
YRoK EBw-IsRK FOE LyeaPooI
CITY or BxIiIMoiRiEi:......... sATTRD1Y, Nay
GLASGOW. .............. SATURDAY Nay u
And Saturday throughout the hem sior No ~ ~
PAssAGL
Csbtp-fo Queenstown
CsbiB-fo London (ya Liverpool
eteento-To Queenstown or Liverpool.
Steersze-Io LONDON -
eteersss rstun tickets svslsbs for rx months fon Liver
PsseBssrs forwarded 70 Hse Paris Hamburg Brenacs, and
Antwerp, st through rs.ea M
Certificates Passage ssued nom Liverpool so
Cerc<es Of Passage Issued from Qaeensown 20 Now 30
These senen have superior FOR Pssserse
constructed with vsertx eonputmenss and esfy ca
perienced Surseons
poT Freight Pssssss apply the ofos Of the Company
JOHN @. DALE, No Is Broadway, Nsw-Yort, Asep<-
In Liverpool, 70 YIN. INHAN To~er Buidinss
In 0lasxow. 10 VIM INMAN, Ne. la Dixon-sk
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-23

THE SUBURBAN HOME SCHOOL, No: 100
, DixVel.v., yy.Haven. Com. The Rev ALoNLO y.
FaEARs 81 A. N. D., Rector An b6nsetionai ane x'1Ios
Home FouGded a 1883 in the open county For Limited
MN Der boarding pups only Superior advantages TOT young
o. bn.lvafd boyt instrncOn clases merely ost 20
ach pupil Scholars have the Reors consssn, aaprvhion
Also many privileges Of school hours Health uorss eLd
lses school sne vicinity .Hceied a. to re
tsses Of city and county The groun ampieore than
iee Military dTlis the school campus horse
and pony supply equestrian exercise tor reference circa
address the Rector
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-23

IN Leave foot of Courandt Jersey City Ferry daily
lSundeys e1cepted and for Pie rmont and snheTn
$50 and 500 III for Piermont Leave suhsru a. $3.50
and g. D. aud Permont $3.50 and 1895 and 2L0 and
7 M Stages ckensack SchraenbGrg Nyaek
Ees.City, and Hsyerstsw.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-23

~ EDUCATIONAL AGENCY, No. 385 BroNdwy, NY
sucion provided in all branches comPsent IcSches ehs
ver sn,et Psreuts supplied WITH cifcuiafs and terGs
Of schools end seiass fUpis received for PTnggas q
s.no fr Circulars tiyg al PARTICULARS. RICE ANDRENs
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-12-25
Andrew johnson ON Coercion.

Hon. ANDREW JOHNSON, Senator from our State,
was hanged in efigy, ard afterwards burned, in
the presence of a large crowd in the city of Mem
phis, on Saturday night last, rebuke to his re-
ported speech in the Senate, on the 18th inst, in
favor of making conquered provinces" of the Sc
ceding Southern States. While we are not prepared
to sanction this mode of expressing dsapprobation
of so odious and mischievous doctrine, nor in the
present instance TO condemn it, yet we would com
mend this proceeding to his attention, as an uner-
ring Indication of the popular sentiment Of Ten
nessee on this subject, assuring him that if the
telegraph has correctly reported kim, he has com
mitted most fatal blunder that mus. consgn him
70 merited obloquy and deprive him forever
of the confidence and respect of his constitu-
ents. We can furthermore assure him that we
do not believe there is one in a thousand Of
the citizens of our chivarous State that will adopt
the despotc and infamous doctrine of coercona doc
trine repugnant to all the feelings of freemen and to
every principle of Republican liberty.
We have forborne to comment at length upon this
most strange and incomprehensible speech of one
in when we have heretofore felt the highest pride
until we could receive an authentic copy Of his
speech and thus make it certain that no injustice
was done him by the telegraph. Having Just re-
ceved a copy of the Congressional Globe in which il
is printed we shall proceed to examine the positions
of Senator Johnson in the spirit that they call for
our hands, and to make the proper comments
thereon.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-12-25
Major AnderSOn's Orders-Our Delegation
Etc.


Special DispItch to the Charleston Courier
WASHINGTON, Dec 22-Major Andersoh's orders are
to surrender to the constituted authorizes OF 0ouln
Carolina not to irresponsible pSrties-In case
the forts should be attac ked. The remaining mem
bers or the South Carolina Delegation paid the
Presidents visit day and took leave OF MIN IN the
most cordial and friendly manner
On Monday Gen. Mcqueen VIII tead on IN the
speech announcing the passage of the Ordinance OF
Secession by the State of South Carolina shoud the
Delegation in the meantime receive omclal nounca-
ton from Governor Pickens OF the fact IL Is SIN,
gular circumstance :hat neither Dir Boyee nor Mr.
Bouham had received any positive information OF
the passage of the Ordinance Of Secession by the
Convention of South Carolina till late last night
The Ordinance was autographed in fun to the
President who received it at seven 0 CLOCK Inc
President promenaded Pennsylvania avenue tins
evening and attracted the gaze Of tn ousands owing
TO his nositor at this critical Juncture OF affairs
A semi-o official editorial published in LINCOlNS or
gan Yesterday land telegraphed here from Illnols)
says that South Carolina cannot dissolve the Union
Il further saws that she cannot get out OF me Enon
unless she conauers the government; that Mr. BU-
CHAx,N's Administration may shrink from the emer-
gency now, but that Mr.. LINCOLN will perform the
duty in case South Carolnr shall commit an overt
act.
Forged letters, purporting to be from the hand OF
Mr. Buchanan. appeared in different journals yester-
dav but the President repudiates them all The Re-
publicans generally denOunce the restoration of the
ola copnrornise line to the Pacific. On Monday
senator Clarke (Republican.) has determined to
TO vote the resolution calling for information
in ,,arard to the orders sent to Col. Anderson
Mr. Uamlin left for home TO-DAY. He will not re-
turn until the Inauguration Of the President. The
radical Republicans are endeavOring to prevent a
1uorum in Congress on Monday. The South Caro-
Ins delegation will not leave in consequence of this
move on the part o: the Republicans. Mr.. Trescott
babe farewell to all the clerks in the State Depart
nent to-day. He leaves with the South Carolina
delegation.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-12-25
New Orleans Items.
Special Dispatch to the Charleston Courier.


New ORLEANS. December 21.-By private letter
received yesterday from Col. Rudler, of Walkers
ill-iated expedition we have information of his par
don by the Hondureans The letter IS dated Le-
ouciCalpa, which place he will soon leave on his
return 70 his home
Today the Southern State Rights Association dis
played from its rooms white flag bearing single
star and the coat of of the State of Louisiana
A very large crowd of spectators gathered to wit
ness the displaying of the new banner and good
deal of enthusiasm was manifested. y band OF mu-
sic was in attendance, and played the Marseillaise
hymn with great effect.
Speeches were made by Gen. Nell, Mr.. Nixon, Of
the Crescent Mr. Leroy, of the Delta, and others IN
favor of immediate secession with South Carolina
bust of Calhoun decorated with secession badge
was displayed to the admiring gaze of the vast as
semblage. At this point the enthusiasm OF the pop
ulace knew no bounds, but became Of the widest
and most thrilling character Statutes were nred Dy
the artillery composites in every district of the city.
Col. Myres, a Quartermaster in the United States
Army at this station assigned his commission to day
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-12-25
Death of Ex-Gov. mcDOnaId, of Georgia.

Hon. CHARLES J. MCDONALD died at his residence in
Marietta, Ca on Sunday, the 10th. OF massive intel
lect of spotless character of social disposition Gov.
MCDONALD was second to no man in his native State :;
in personal popularity he was without doubt the
first. In all the public positions which he was called
to occupy whether in the State Senate or House of
Representatives, whether as an Attorney General
or Circuit Judge, whether as an Executive of the
State or as Justice of the Supreme Court he es-
tablshed reputation as a christian gentleman and
a man of learning. As a lawyer he stood at the
head of his profession. No man ever possessed a
more extended personal acquaintance in any State
thanIhe did in Georgia. he was the acknowledged
leader Of the State Rights Democracy of that State.
Although confined to his house by illness, his name
was placed at the head of the BRECKENRIDGE ticket
in the recent canvass. For very many years a con-
sistent member of the Church, he died leaving no
purer man behind him. Full ofyears and of honors,
he has passed through the valley of the shadow Of
death to Immortality.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-12-25
Resolutions of the South Carolina Leg
isIaIure on Federal Affairs, adopted
December 20, 1859

WHEREAS, The State of South Carolina. by her
ordinance of \. d. 1852. affirmed her right to Sc
cede from the Confederacy whenever the occasion
should arise iustifying her in her own Judgment
in taking that step and in the resolution adopted
by her convention declared that she fOrbOre the
immediate exercise Of that right, from considera-
tons of expediency only.
Ind Whereas, More than seven years have elapsed
since that convention adjourned. and in the inter
venng time; the assault upon the institution of
slavery. and upon the rights ard equality of the
Southern States have increasingly continued. with
increasing violence. and IN new and more alarming
forms be It therefore,
lst ReSOlUe8 unanimously, That the State of South
Carolina, still defe1ing to her Southern sisters,
nevertheless. respectfully announces to them that
it Is the deliberate Judgment Of this General A
sembly. that the slaychoidng States should immedi
ately meet together to concert measures for united
action.
ID. Rescued unanimously. That the foregoing
preamble 7nd resolutions be communicated by the
Governor 70 all the slaveholdng States. with the
earnest request fthis State that they will appoint
deputies, and adopt such measures as in their
judgement will promote the said meeting.
30. ReSOlUed unanimously. That a special com
missioner be appointed by his ENCcllcncy the Gov
ernor. to communicate the foregoing preamble and
resolutions TO the State of Virginia and to express to
the authorities Of that State the cordial sympathy
Of the people of South Carolina IN The people Of
Virginia and their earnest desire &c unite with them
in measures of common defense
18th ReSoiUei unanimously That the state Of
South Carolina owes il to her own citizens to pro-
tect them and their property from every enemy
and that for the purpose Of military preparations
for any emergency. the sum Of one hundred thou
sand dolars(S 100000, be appropriated for mill
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