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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-06-06
southern Municipal ELECTIONS.

New ORLEANS, June 5.-The municipal
election, yesterday, was conducted quietly.
John Z. Monroe, the American candidate, was
elected mayor by 1000 majority.
LEXINGTON, Mo-, June 5.-Mayor Vietch,
independent candidate, has been reelected
mayor by 90 majority.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-06-06

BosroN, June 5.--rhe bank statement is as
follows Capital stock, $50, $751; 700; loans
and dividends s6l ,5S5, 700 specie, 81 ,92 500
due from other banks, So, 1866, 800 due to 9th.
er banks, sol 100000; deposits, 20,656, 900
circulation, $50, 700.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-06-06
Spetia( 4lotrees.

To Purchasers OF CIOthinG.-rarticular atter-
ton is called to an examination of MY STOCK OF
CLOTHING, which, for style, make, finish is second
to no Custom work in the city.
Garments made order in the best manner. at short
notice.
Just bear in mind that you find better goods at this
store, and buy them cheaper than any other store in
the city. d. H. EAMES.
Harrington Corner Main and Front street,
ap2O df Opposite City Hall.
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Cnhan News.

New ORLEANS, June 5.-The De Soto has
arrived from Havana I'd. -Four men were
garroted on the ID in the presence OF 10000
spectators.
Sugar unchanged. Demand moderate.
Stock 100000 hogsheads, against $4,000 last
year
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Tornado at the South.

WlLMINGToN, N. c., June There was a
terrible blow from southwest TO northeast this
morning, which unrooted few houses, pros.
trated fences and chimneys, and damaged river
STEAMERS and sailing craft. No lives lost.
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Death of samuel D. Ingraham,


TRENTON, Jure 5.-Ilon. Samuel ID. Ingra.
ham, secretary of the treasury under jackson,
died to day aged 81,
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Congressional Nomination in Miohigan

FLINT, Mich, June 5.-This district re
publican convention have nominated Roland
E. Trowbridge tor Congress.
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Horatio Seymour Declines in Advance.

Urea, N. Y, june ga letter is published
from lloratio Seymour, Withdrawing his name
from the Baltimore convention.
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The Japanese Last Visit to the Occidental Ty.
coon.


coon.
WASHINGTON, June 5.-The japanese
princes, accompanied by the principal officers
and naval commissioners proceeded to the exc
cutive mansion to-day, to take leave of the
president The latter received them in the
blue room, in company with General Cass and
other gentlemen. The interview was cordial
and long. The president, among other things,
informed them that he selected for the COM
missioners several of the most gallant officers of
our navy, who in peace were most kind, and
best in war. We depend upon them for
our defence. He trusted, however, that
they would never be required to oper.
ate against Japan. The distinguished Wis
itors, through the interpreter, expressed their
high appreciation of the presidents address,
and, as on Il former occasion, alluded to the
handsome reception with which they have
met, and of the many kind attentions bestowed
on them. The president presented to each of
the princes a large gold medal, bearing his
likeness and a suitable inscription, struck at
the Philadelphia mint; also a number of beau.
tifully bound illustrated American books
These were received with evident delight
AT parting the hand shaking was mutually
cordial, and the interview throughout was of a
gratifying and pleasant character.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-06-06

Bay me, and I'll do you good.'-CLEANsE TnE
SYSTEM PURIFY TIE BLOOD-Ihe best Spring and sum.
mer Medicine in the World is DR.. LANGLEY'S ROOT
AND HERB BlllERS, composed OF SarsaparilIa Wild
Cherry, Yellow Dock, Pricklv Ash, ThuroughwOrth,
Rlubarb Mandrake. Dandeliun, Nc' all of which are so
compounded as to act concert and assist Nature in
graduating diseases. These Bittprs continue to be tine
most standard popular and reliable medicine ever dis
covered for the OF Liver Complaints and all their at
tendants; Jaundce in its worst furns Humors whcth
erot blood or skin; all Bilious Diseases and Foul Ston
ach; DNspepsia CoStiveness; Female Weakness; and
every disease arising Indigestion scdcutary habits
otite; lieadache; DHzness Piles; Heartburn; Pains
m the side Bowels or Back; Flatuency; Loss Of Ape
tte, and every kindred complaint arising for Impurities
ofhe Blood Diseased Liver, DSordcred Stomach to
which every person is oress subject in this climate
The effect of this medicine is w0nderul-it acts iii
rectly upon the bowels and blood by removing all OBJ.
Structlons from the internal organs, stimulating them
into healthy action renovating the fountains of life pur
Tying the blood, cleansing it from all humors, aud aus
ing 10 to course through every mart of the body
restoring the invalid to health and usefulness
Only - and 81 cents per bottle. Sold by Dealers in
Medicine every where Orders addressed to j. o. LANG
LEY or GEO. c. GOODWIN CO., boston.
mill d6eow6m
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DIED.

In this city, June g. John of Edmund and Eliza
beth Coffin, u yrs mos
&c.
In this CITY, June Mrs Hudah Corttis 10 yrs 10 mos
In Athol MAY 80 Lydia Stearns of Orange. SO.
Drowned in Deerfeld River, Deerfield June 8, Avery
Osborn, son of A p Cooley, 49,
In Greenfield MAY 70, Hattie E. daughter of East
man, editor of the Gazette IS
In Cayendish, vt, May Is, Ann May only daughter of
eX-tfOV Rvland Fletcher. u
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Notites.
THE WORCESTER co. TEACHERS

'IN1E WORCESTER co. TEAC|tERS
Il ASSOCIATION will hold its Seventh Semi-Annual
Meeting at Westborough, FRIDAY and SATURDAY.
June 18Th and 18th.
The Association will meet at 10 O'Clock Friday fore
the discussion Of such topics be presnt
cd at the time Let prepared to express
his views topic which has particularly interested
him. and there need be lack of general interest and
profit.
d. b. Tagar. Esq of Jamaica Plain, President of the
American Institute Of Instruction, will give address
Friday evening at oclOck.
Rev. r. w HggnsOn Of Worcester, will give lecture
on Physical Education. - Friday afternoon
Rev. C. Hammond, Principal of Lawrence Academy,
Groton will give an address Saturday forenoon at 10
O'Clock.
Largo number Of distinguished Educators from abroad
may he expected who will lend their aid in promoting
the interest OF the meeting
Free return tickets will be given to pass the BOs
ton and Worcester Fitchburg and Worcester, and the
Worcester and Nashua Railroads.
Al necessary Creature comforts are cordially ten
dered BY the good people OF Wcstb0rough teachers
rom abroad. Friends of education invited to be
present and help to make the meeting profitable.
H. Il. Il.
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\ BRICK FOR SALE.

100000 BRICK SB1. * 1 FoR sos SALE "a Ii:
any quantity of BRICK, which will be sold as lotc as
they can be bought eiSeuhere, equality and size consider
ed The above Brick manufactured at East Book
held, and are of superior quality For particulars,
please inquire Of GEORGE FORBES the yard in East
Br0Okhed of the subscriber at No. 10 Foster street
at the office Of Witt & Pratt.
jel diff CHARLES b. PRATT
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-
UDOLPHO WOLFE

Sole Manufacturer and Importer of the schedam Aro-
matte Sehnapps, No. % Beaver street. New York.
aDlg dam
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-06-06

4 LINUOLN HOUSE. WORCEs-
i - TER, MASS-The subscriber, having leased
,71xx this popular and well known Hotel for term
yilss:,d Of years, has put the STD If com
l4.s pete and thorough repair and htt8E@ up and
- ~, furnished it in first class style in every re-
SpeCt ms the largest and pleasant Hotel in the
CITY and one OF the spacious and conmo1fous in New
1t IS most centrally located the corner Of
aii Finn and Maple streets, directly opposite the depot
OF me Boston, Norwich, Nashua Fitchburg and New
FORK raroaS and IS the Hotel to the other de-
pos connecting with the South and West 1t contains
more rooms larger and more pleasantly situated than
any other House in the city. large proportion OF them
pelHg on Main and Elm streets the two pleasanest
streets N the city ornamented with large shade trees
and ventilated in the approved manner and is me-
knuWledeed by all to be the most desirable no
teiS Tor summer residence in the country Having had
many years experience in the business. the subscriber
was induced To take lease OF this establishment conf
dent that the travelling public would extend to him ill.,
ipg 0"'' ''fiiSt'ls
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MAR RIED.

G. HI. u encks, Dentist, 239 Main street, nearly
opposite Elm street diff OF
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-06-06
IN ~ NEW HOUSE FOR SALE ON

Aiiii HARVARD sEREET.-The subscriber has lust
sSa=cOmpettd first class House on the splendid lot
near his own residence, and offers il for sale most
favorable terms The lot contains about $1,000 of
land and the best location the street invite
those who wish to purchase nice residence at
my office on Norwich street, at residence No IL
Harvard street. and shall be happy show them the
property ALFRED WYNAN
myl5 dm*
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-06-06

GrOtOn Junction, June 2 1860
Persons wishing to with me- NAV expect 70 find
the week d6t $500 49, 10y Nti,s
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-06-06

In this city June5 by Rev W Hager, at the Church
OF inc Unity John Washburn, Esq, to Mary F, daugh
ter of Charles Putnam, Esq.
In this city June Anthony Levee to Rosa, eldest
In Boylston, by Rev Mr. ross, Luther Harrington of
Royalston, to Sarah 7 II Burrage of RoXbury.
In Boston. June T. by Rev d NJ Crane, William \
Forbes to Mrs Emily Watson, both of Winehendon.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-06-06
Me Great Indian Remedy for FemnIe

Worcester.
Special attention given to Diseases of the Eye.
al3 daweodtf
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-06-06
{ II ANGE IN USINESS
And Stock for Sale.
RARE OPPORTUNITY is now offered to Il person
wishing to engage in an
ESTABLISHED DRY GOODS CASH
TRADE,

atGRoTON JUNCTION, place well known for bust
ness ana enterprise. For Railroad facilities we have y
passenger trains per day The change will be made ut
once, as l must leave for my new business
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for Sale or "a get.
w- SEE FIRST FACE.
RARE OPPORTUNTTY-A

no LET-A nice tenement of ) rooms.
Il No. 100 SOuthbridge street. Price $50 Inquire Of
les diff JAMES X. PIERCE.
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HORSES FOR SALE

{5AASl subscriber has pair Ponies, one pair Of
XII u good driving Horses. and single Horses
nice drivers, which he will dispose of at a
reasonable price. They will remain for a few DAYS at
the Lincoln House Stable WILLARD SMITH.
hITp nCT1
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-06-06

NTABLE TO LET The well known
~ stable situated Front street, formerly occupied
by Witt II Pratt Livery Stable and recently as a
Boarding Stable and Wood Yard said stable has TWEEN
tytwO single and five double stalls together with an of
ce. and carriage house 30 by feet and is desirable
situation for wishing engage the
ness. Inquire of JAMES r. PIERCE,
tlS disu Cor Main and Austin streets.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-06-06

The Worcester City Agency.-In Board of Al
dermen, March 9Th 1860, John o. Hill was appointed an
agent for the City of Worcester purchase and sell
sprtuous liquors. for medicinal chemical and mechani
CA purposes to the current year, in conformity to the
laws OF TINS Commonwealth and such rules and regua.
lions as may be adopted by the Board Mayor and Al
dermen The Agencyis at JOHN z. HILLS Apothecary
store Mechanics Hall Building, Worcester Per order
app d&w9m W. w RICE Mavor
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-07-12

k,oR HAVANA AND NEW ORLFASS.-rO SAIL,
Wednesday August 1 NJ " O'Clock Toe new ssainsmp
EfESVii.BE j. H. Buisrh, commander. vii commence '"
,eSe ffrtsh 2-th su,, pier loot OF Mnf ~ street,
~h l,,f Sod sai atovo. For freight ~ pssstsc apply
iINI sruS C<,, n nRIS CO. No ~ Murray street
n. Cans MA capt J. ". ssa, viii succeed tbs Bensiie'
A.
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The yb. esssned residing at IN tns rtaDs on
= uuderAk~ prouilSe that n ue secretary VI me
en,ry ,ha srrey, the ~inn proposss under the act OF
. M I~s, the hn- magnetic Telegraph shall 90
operation n OF b-fo-e the Tune 81 %a
thai viii tnen eseeuie w,n ,hs skn
v t,r for the performance VI thr service &C
riding N The terms ana conans Contained IN s"ch p'Opo
ia"
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-07-12

nAkNrMs AMERICAN MUSEUM.
ID Under the reeroAl snp~r,sslon a. -. r. r. BARNV1
The rev rcnu sso-s, Ice fonnia.us r. mAsn tas
9Hk s<OLas1 FLaGE IN lHk UlrY
ThCRSnAY, Jaiy II. &<u
EtiRi.pOA's fAAki JCTEhtiAk TEl UPE,
Compcsax p
ITALHNfED AMI bEauTrCL CHILDREN
Ne pcrfccson of eruce and Lowell Will even
Afterunn al Esellus i the
FAIRY BAliEi SPEC1 .,Ibk oF Ci NDEHELiaA,
Particular adapted ~ the
Also. great variety II mosi pleasing en,erlnmsotA
AMI SEg INIT of FAMILIES AMI CHILDREN.
n addition viii be NJ al hours tho extinogtnsr, n1d
WokBEkftt. Ai.biNO FAMILY,
usosna, wie Child, each With purr White ssi
siker hiir Hair PINK though bnrn Of peri ~
black psrsnt hey the greiest onders Ia the wor
fANTu f .hCk, tht intani Ismee I, or GIANT BAof,
YEARS OLD, AkIGHIr 25I POUNDS and
NGAhrEIN1 81 INCHES ROt ND THE WAIST,
FINEST Aou ARIA IN Thk WORLD.
Pulled with beautiful lasing Fsa LAYING seal, DC.
THE LIVING "NuAi Ifr'
The mosi interesting amusing. and wonderful cresiuIt
TIM FAMOUS "LIGhiNiNG CAlGt LArOkn
Or. ~. WfCkWakE, me LIVING ShkLEfOk.
Cosnuramic aud steIe,sScUp Representations OF me
GhEA1 STEAMSHIP GREAT EASTERN.
BABY AhACUEDAS, SEkPENf and IL PPl FAMILY
GkEAT VARIETY or NEW WAX FIGURES
Aduian,e everything IS cents; Parluette Is cents 81
ua- CHILDREN under ten i5c., " ne r,r9uefe ioc.
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nAILY LINE roR CAPE NAY rut .nspu,,
VIA SAsfUgDS Line srEAbSHIPS,
ffuin pier 10 North Rtvrr,
Al o o'ciocs :. ~ SUNDAY excepieS
Stcarers biISiON, DbLAMAhb,
Goods forwarded south and se-t ot commission
TlkoUaH an ~ tJO rs.
FHEDEKIC PERKINS, Agent.
tNfrtD STATES NAIL STEAMSHIP LINE,
Lexvtf every twenty da, from each pvfL
STEAMSHIP QUAkEh t1if,
X ". shufedt cumnande
This well and splendid Steamship vi leave iur me
sbove por, Monday July l6 q, ocoos r. NJ from pier
SUI, Of ans furnsbed and ssned board on presentation
Of cearAnce -. - -... ~.
piy n, nARuOus CO., 81 south street
I,oR SAVANNAH AND OTHER POINTS, As BELOW
1hc FRS, class siae wheel Steamship hhABhNh sEt
i,e, A. ~cne,ck viii cave SATURDAY, July a. Al r. ~,
ou pier No North river through uckee can be had Tor
New ,rsans $50 IS. Mobile $50 Montgomery, s25 ooum
ous s1t Abany S2i Atauta t2 Ch.uanooga f1S % Nash
Vile en- 90 knoxville s25 Memphis ISL 90 Augusta sI %,
Macon, go, saysnis h. SIS
for freight or passage apply At - broadway.
The steamer AUGUSTA, Vapt :. xooihun, viii
sAAuEL u MIStiiLL 4 son,
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IN, nio,r uarsntee be accompanied with he csrh
- Of Jn;cd district dstrct Judge nA-
g al he Is arauar Win each OF the persns sninS the
M. ntsv and Knows DC Of sacient property 10
IKE good the above guarantee
The Proposals gu mus 90 sealed up and directed
sths secretary ~ the Washington, d. u and
adorpcd Proposals for Pacific ieesraPh ,s>.,
\ Se~retarv he Treasury.
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>fyfry or THE wATRR CUAaIssloNERs, JERSEY
J ,a,, n D. Juy 10 l,sO Nuuce % Co~ Dealers seal
prDs-as vii the onice vi "a. " .er CON.
is-,u.rs until Iu--.sy, July ~, ~ "a ocirx r. ~, tor
rnshix aud delivering th~ d0cx ~ tn- wssr WortS
Ia. ed rsssAc river, oppose the vlsse behevihe
.elve tu.dred a. 4 ptuninous cDkL The coal 70
the ''r4u Il uiues tree fru,n si>e and eArhy material
IN, the mine. J0N Company, or equal IN
n.t, h, such delivered Ia order sbove
et~e~n ugusf seYt~mUsr Is 1859. Parties proposing
nj pr1ce 40 And otn-r thsa the
a-rc.n Company tr~i viii specify me nin-s
vn vbtsocd the Cnmiss'osers reserve the rgns
r, bttS tor me nterc& od NE
IT, BY vr,icr al AZ Com mis~ioncrs.
ono. n. HAfl4Es, suyxnntendcnf and Encfnccv.
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1,Hkli,uI ruK rEsssssks, rosrB OAKoaaS =,
Norfolk, Civ fnn' Ana "hnoui recsived
svery DAY vt pier Is Verb rver -. -..u... -. -
Srsnsh,. "a sruKH Capt Couch every fhursiay, al n
N ,~Il,.r Al Ola Potnt Cpniori " lsnd ss-euk r.
s,esnrshp YORKTOWN. Capt Parrish "Verr ss'ufdsg' 81
~ po,.c,,s M sotcas 81, cents per tcs, 10 City
y.oipt s-von ceutsL o Richmond eigbi ci'e o.. .
Ps~sg Norfoih tstsyer,n And bness miuocD 20 'o
Fetersi.rx and RichlnondHO D., 49, ala
krruop tcHe, " R,chrNDnd or Ffeershp au ua0~ VIZ
'~'''' ''' ~ LuDLAN . HEsEkxs, Va Brs~4 al.
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ICnE MKxBsKs. EXEMPT AND HONORARY MEN
bets ~ unon Fire No. "a hereby nou-
- N n 80, AT the engine house frisy afternoon
inck Ia sttrud tho funeral OF hate br0ner nempcr,
sennis ks a. AsNSbboeNh' f"""'~n'
Mu.Ita A. KRusx secretary.
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INSTRUCTION.
cADEMY or pESMANsHIP AND BOOKKEEPING,
"A broadway, continued BY " c. hDDGLAsD, for many
Of Oliver Is. 3odsmlh No cssss Thorough
practical instruction impaired, and careful attention gwen
hoons open day and evening. Terms nodersse.
CCOUNTs AC.-MR. DOfBEAR 90 BROADWAY.
"A keeps largest Commercial Institution In New YORK
Pupils desks b- reduced sumner terms vii BE-
ng $40. Arah neuc, s. cosnmussiion SIS Two GesIs
cant
/, L.iN or unEAs EArERIEsCE ~ TEACHING
ia south arrun Ess. all ts ,nchS
French and drawing With kno~iecge VI the Spanish
Hugh Sssi sctOry references Wal % Ffcn Az
MS rss Twenty ninth street cor two days
Al PAIShs BOvkkEhPiN0, PENN sNsdif 3C.
~ taught Al hours slng pupils. SesiarnS men, 10
r.gueTa all persons wishing devote les nDurs daily T.
The study O the rgsh language receive A. % 6osery Nes
IS utOI street. Brt'kyn, strictly private sIuc
ton
A COIIEtih GRADUATE EXPERIENCED ~ rEACh
IA ing desires " make al engagement arm An sltutph
a, = private family instruction all the college branches
tn French (~hch he speass e spanish SUI ittus
LAM uage- Address tor references &C, j. ~ ipHpsoa ~
Bfosaway.
A FRENCH LAD, A TEACHER or FRENCH OFFERS
n give 81 er .Igusae 90 lss la exc hn<r
81 bnshsh address trcaco h-rsd ohte
nKs>sM AKiNo.-NEs DECKGA " Ill vPEN
IL toufSs ~ UreSmsknx In rEht iessfnh Ladies
rus anauirn. thorough knowllge ~ ctung aud utaae
all phrase apply Tor psrouss a. her resdesse 100 asRI
AyANFED-SEvtRAL HOURS TaE wHEK. An ENG
w Hsh American lady competent ~ trtcn the higher
branchcs heicrefces require Apry ~ - East i'ah a.
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ISxHIBITlOk oF FkhN'h, kNo-ish AND AAsxIvAN
n Puunrs 81 GALLERY Fine Ara, o5o bro.dwss, cor
er Of Isoud Aduuss,oo - centA Frv<n w Inc
kictnrv~ arr e~s
: .,,,t,s,nArnl, AND sTEh soeCOPfC APPARArUs.-
Tr. III "a Csm~rss complete worktnx ousns with
h.,rueais q, 40 g. 'nsrucons IN Pnogrsphy md
X e,.a.rsb Ivnrytpe pr-s~a u. j. Goss Phso9AphAe
LhorS spdw ~ Nr~stvnv
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rax bsy3YI..n's PkoIEcTIvE ASS DC1ATfoN WILL
h1 th@tr rulhy nl-euag THURSDAY evening, Jus II
4 srhi uchpcA AT tryners Had. " aad <s h~si hrsior
Lrr~l Pupstusl attendance reluucd-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-10
A RIPPLE ON THE SECESSION SEA.

The following communication, which we take from
Tie Charleston Courier Of Monday is the first symp-
tom Of dissatisfaction with the plan Of immediate secs
sion that has made Its appearance in that State. 1t will
be recoected by many that it was Dir. Grayson, who,
solitary and alone" set the Union ball in motion in
1850:
WILLIAM j. GRAYsOE.-The election on Thursday
next Will be one more important in Its consequences to
our city and State than ANY which has heretofore taken
place. We nominate as one to represent us-;n I'M
selfish patriot sage counselor, and true msn-Wil-
liam j. Giayson. We do tits without bis knowledge
or or SENT but with tie earnest hope that he will not
refuse to receive the votes of those who cannot IN
kEnd fury and ec kless Latte Ilunge themselves and
;he State tley know not wbither.
Let Kim give all such an opportunity Of voting for
him FABICS,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-10
CAN LAWS BE ENFORCED I

To me Editor Of The n. y. Tribune
SIN: Ever since the late Presidential election much
las leon hoped for and by some expected, from the
Tretidtnts Mtssage. Tie Message is received, and,
Truly, we are enlightened. We gravely informed
Il at lie Government Of the United States has rights,
Ioweis, and duties, but may not and cannot enforce
dom; that the separate States have duties and obliga-
tios TO tie Union and cannot lawfully secede there
irom, yet no rover on earth can keep them in.
II il claimed hat State cannot be coerced-that the
United States has no power to compel s submission.
Is ihis sol Let MS see. How may The United States
aud an individual State come in conflict! Properly
srcalipg there cannot be war between them, for in
Il State IL war-making power, nor can she main
tain IooTs, vessels Of war; but should she rilse
n en- and arm g. whom should she attack She would
LCt invade reghbor State for toward her she has no
g1oLId- f emuity, aud, besides, the invaded State
GOULD and would promptly defend herself. The only
Of en- eOlition that could happen would be an attack
NJ On u iolts d0ck.yards 8rsenaL, &c Of the United
Suites bat over uefe the Constitution gives Congress
cCml lue control and full power.
They my resi-t tie execution OF the laws OF the
tLild States lut no will deny that the Consiitg-
tiou gRes lie power to enforce tLese laws for tlaI Is
e,Ifcutd in express terms. Should the Independent
sovereignty Of a State be Yecognzed by a foreign
power, our representatives. TO that power cn be imme-
oltely recalled and theirs dismissed from Washington,
aId tboud such power take any active measures TO
CIte Il sufficient cause Of war.
WI coufict, then, can arise between the United
StGt, and tie State wi ich Congress has not power to
Ful Iltts! None whatever. Should tie revenue laws
eylGed or opToled they may be enforced by seizure
Oh c'LtscaliOu should violent interference IN the
dtics under tie eSclniye jurisdiction of Congress
he ATTEMPTED it can be rel elled and the invaders pun
hLtd II lie proc of the ULiied States COlrts Is re-
tisid Il ere Is full power 20 enforce it; shOui com
lined aimed IesitlnCe be made by all or any OF the
II LGbiart- If any State OF Territory power Is eX-
me,sly given TO suQpless iusurrectin and, finally, Oy
thtte II OF See. oil the Constitution, Congress may
axe All laws which Il all be cc,gary b. carry Gus
Il foregoing and all o;Ler powers vested ~ the Gov
emmett Of the United States, or any department OF
tfiiCCI tleJeCi.
Cuge,s could hardly have fuller power conferred
Wsnii.
II cIo car hardly he a cise where The Ulted Sa'es
rad LuiSoy interfere by force Of "gna within TIE
touiioy OF States Only iu ote tho state roiisee 70
ftiIttabn AIMED lsiuutc to tht eNttuii IN oi the
laws Sic Las Only " guar her forts snd olaer prop