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Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-12-18
The Rust Resolution.

Our readers will perc, i've the impossi bill of
forming correct opinion the Rust resolu.
ion, which has been adopted by the Commit
tee of Thirt ythree when tell them that
the telegraph gave 1t 10 us in the following IN
COMPREHENSIVE bic phrases
Reso!pe9, That in tie opinion of THIS Commit
tee the isting dIscontents among the South
ern people and the growing hostility among
them to the Federal Government, are greatly
10 be regretted, and that anoth such dIscon-
tent and hostility, without just cause, are not
anv reasonable and proper constitutional RENE
dies and effectual guarantees their peculiar in
terests recognized by the CONSTITUTION, nee
essary 10 preserve the peace. and the perpeiu-
ity OF the Union, should be promptly and cheer
fully granted.
BY dni of comparing it with Mr.. Morrilrs
amendment and examining the various votes
taken on the various propositions before the
Committee. we felt authorized TO lick it into
some sort of form aud coIueltBeSs, thus
ReSo!eed, That In the opinion of this Com
mittee, the existing discomfort among the
Southern people, and the growing hostility
among them 10 the Federal Government, are
greatly to be regretted i; and that such dlscon-
tent and hostility are not without cause, and
reasonable and proper constitutional rene
dies and etfecIual guarantees for threlr peculiar
il terests, As recognized by the Cons tuition
Necessary 10 preserve the peace and the per-
petuitv of the Union, should be promptly and
cheerfully granted.
Under the circumstances, we are not pre-
pared To cri,icise the action OF the committee,
nor TO condemn what might seem TO be need
less concession of the only vital issue IN the
Controversy, to-wIt: that the existing dIScon-
tent among the Southern people, and tie
growing hostility among them to The federal
government, are not without good CAUSE.-THE
cause being the election of Lincoln and Ham
lin. Such a declaration would he an unpar-
donablc folly, if not political crime. But it
is not proper thus to cous rue Tie action Of the
Committee from the uninteiisIble dispatch
which came to US, and We counsel all hands to
suspend Judgment. until we Rave something
authentic upon which TO base an opinion
fHica1D J'yibane
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-12-18
THE SOUTHERN MANIFESTO.

- oI' CoHstiIo hNls ne argument Is ex-
it'uStet' All nope OF feIIei III the mon
through me agency OF the Committee aud Con-
Sfessi"ua legislation or Constitutional amend
iheuts - eNuhSuIshed' ana we tiust the Sogeh
VIII not oe deceived oy appearance or The pre- .
tense Oh new guarantees The Repubhcaus
aie iesoiU'e ~ ,heIF Pui pose 70 5tant nothing
MAJ VIII or ousi't 10 satisfy the south In our
e'neH' cue iioHo'; saie'E ana independence
- ING 7ou'htfn people are 20 De found only
Ia d SoutheTn Cohie"eracy-the inevitable re-
SUI OF southern state secessIon-that the sole
ana primary ann OF each slavehoIdlug State
0us"t 70 oe - SPECIFY ana absoihte separation
from ON aH Uh"''"tai qua hostile mon.
LIS ii'N'ieH'o - s'Sieu O4 Iu5h, ClOpton,
NiooIe' curry, S'diWotth OF Alabama; Iverson,
I Underwood, GartTeIi, jackson Jones and Craw
lord OF Georgia la" kius OF Florida; HIndman
o. ARKANSAS Drown barksdale- Singleton and
DaliH % 5lss's'ipl' Cr"i8 ana l'Gihn
% Noi'u O4'o4iI"' DeAJainlh ana Lahdrum OF
i-"u's'''i"'
oS',o 1tf -, =, 21o'o1''in' 9ohhSoL oil Ar
h"hSA%' 0l4"e4I' " -s4'''i ana heAiPhih VIII sign
I'm
ie 'n''Hi.es'o via DC Immediately commu-
"""teu 10 'He =, e'"i c"Hsc'tuehctes OF Inc
e''0N li''''0N - 'eIeS'"pn.
y l. Herald Correspondence
IL Is understood that Kansas VIII be admit
ted next week. The Democrats not designing
nor desiring to interfere with the wishes Of the
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-12-18

A NV hINGpoN--The husband Of Mrs.
S.ckIe>. during the debate in the HoLse on the
9Th, said
The city of New York viii cling 10 the Un-
ion waile single hope l. left but when there
Is no longer Union, proud she OF her
position - . metropolis. ready - Danish
iIonai preIudIce>. and willing 10 contribute all
In her power II maintain her honor Al home
and abroad, when there - no longer Union.
she VIII never consent 10 be an appendage or
slave OF Puritan province. She will assert
her own Independence There IS no sympathy
now between the city and State of New York,
nor has there been for years. She will open
her free port 10 The commerce OF the world.
There Is bat one thing TO be added to the
above Elect the husband of Mrs S;ckles
King of the new Kingdom, and The happiness
of New Ya.k Will be conplete- : can
didie THAI tie ely ought 10 delish, 10 honor.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-12-18

South Carolina almost equals, in wealth
and population. that splendid adjunc, of
this State, Loi Island Only think of
lie "secession" of Long Island We
should hate 10 lose her. But sll,l. Long
Island NIGH. float of into the ocean, and
81 far as Tie wealth, power and popula-
ton of this State are concerned, she
would hardly be missed. Ask Gov. King
wha, he thinks OF Long Island setting
up Oh her OWN account. Magnificent Int
tic kingdom
And nov, friend Chestnut, take my ad
vice. Don't be has,y. DrI a glass OF
c. O. lemonade, and then look the business
.uuare IN the face, and count the cost
If YOU do not like 10 bother your head
WIKI numbers, gel SOME one else 10 do II.
Ii wife folks won, study numbers and
count the cost. get 4 co!ored person 10 DO
IL. | don mean al African, but one OF
thai class wnose beautiful complexion be-
,rays The commiugled tint OF cctneilan
and ebony | am told there are thous-
a.lds OF this class among You who know
Ire multiplication table; get one OF them
10 do the, hard work. | know II Is vulgar
for gentlemen 10 count cost al all ; but
dc IL thus once So 900 is not much for
YOU; but there are hundreds of Paimet-
to,sicons who are not as able as you are
10 lose their places and 'heir pay And
then there viii lie an army and navy.
the civil list, and the foreign intercourse,
beside rewa rds for runaway negroes, a;id
pensions 10 the retiring federal officers
all these viii cost something, and I'M
less YOU will give yourself a irtic while
to the vulgar business of counting the
cost. you cannot h5toaC tut they may ex-
coed even The duties which you pay OF
imports, Which now 50 grind you 10 dust.
Thi,k Of 1t, dear friend Chesnut, let me
entreal you his once, and count the cost;
and when YOU get satisfactory result,
do make a note OF il. aud just drop me a
line.
Yours without secession,
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-12-18

In tis city the 18TH inst, alter protraeteI sick
ness Mrs CAROLINE, wise OF John b. White lsw ESD,
aged 81 years, months aau day
She manifested great patience and resignation
under her suerngs but entertained hopes Of recovery
iIl close of her life. Her death has given
shock TO the whole community in which she moved,
that line can iepair 1t has vailed family, church
ANA friends itch and poor, in sadness She has beeu
a faithful and devoted wife, ale cti,iate
her ard sister and friend ; in word, hun,oe
christian. Having been long END warmly devoted 20
the church of ChIi, it her .ule Of life 10 be
iesent upon all occasions whenever the mouse of p
was opened aud her strength would permit anu she
s beyond her stem Il. She has l. desolate
,he family circle tie church miitan, in sadness, Tho
whole community in mourning But though We sadly
feel her los, is small .oation reflect that
she has gone 20 better, happe and eternal home in
the Church triumphant.
" Blessed are ,he dead who die n the Lord, even SO
satin the spirit for they rest from tbe:r abors."
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-12-18
For the Tribune.
How kuch Short of 1t!

" lth0ut meaning u question the honorable
Of tile refusal to levy tax in payment of OBJ
legation. on Town Bonds, desire, as citizen,
to enter my protest against the course, which.
by the letter OF the Mayor, Published an your
last, 1t appears they have resolved TO pursue
They disclaIu, intention to repudiate but they
take q step, which Is-how mach short of 1t D.?
Would such reason the Mayor gives for the
default be deemed consistent with commercial
honor, in the case OF private individuals ?
I'm afraid my old partner won. be willing 10
do his part" Would Ii not be the instant
buke of such plea, IN affair between men
of business. Sir, that matter whether your
partner can be made 10 contribute or no.. hes
between him aud YOU. Ii you haze been
Fortunate IN your partnership relations. the
hIuuder was not yo-r creditors, nor does The
law permit you 30 visit ;le 'roUDie upuu mem.
Toward ~ and tie world II large, you are
aware vuur firm was :, uuit. Yo.i have so need
10 be told. now tlai each at You vas, AMI II
holden, to the fall, for tine Coupany's debts
1e~. But You ulu,s couirite soue way IN
winch may avoid bearing ms excess Of bar
den: OF, I vail ,io " ia. I clu 10 staye of lae
whole. There uor -
Suffice II t. repe.,s, Is according to the rules
Of trade a well q, las, ms rel ud.a.ion,
now ruLcl4 does u LEX ofl?
ScrAaE To The RACK.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-12-18

We arc permitted 70 luhlloh the l4ieNlAE
private letters, recently received by parties IN
this city
New OaLEtv~. Nov. 23d. 1850.
Diva BaoTHEu Here / am Ia the Crescent
CITY having arrived here from Galveston Tex
rs, this morning, where | was refused admit
lance into the couGtrv, and ordered ont OF !;
s. - possible; - | was obliged 70 return
by the same steamer. Ia Galveston they all
wear belt With revolver and knife. and
wear blue cuck1ie on their ha = and march
around tile streets ready to shoot. stab. or han.
any who voted j. friendly 10 Lincoln
The country - IN = horrld state. and j. New
Orleaus- E,ery thing Is on the verge OF pane
and ruin.
shall star. a-ain, tomorrow mo- ming. for
Texas ~ lie land route. aud see ( c-nnoi
get into tile couatry by that way. / doubt If
there will be any trouble about 1t. On. thing
very evident | can get nothing y do 10 New
Orleans tile very tIst Of ny beng 4 North
rruer XII ule Tor b.~iues~.
Sugar Is selling here for ; and 3 cents per
ponnd, and the 3, St I, tn:.f Nra>s-- lhat sold
eight days a-o fjl ~ cents FER gallon i se.lIu-,
To-day tor 6 cea.. 50 YOU What things
coming e.
Yon mast f.5t rr.i- q ne, At present. Is | DO
not wish 10 run any risk lur a a few das -; but
should not wrlte ~ soa IN three weeks time.
you may .heu write Is Mr ~, NeN q leans
and he WI. Tell leu whether l am alive o.
dead.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-12-18
Change in the Cabinet.

Howell Cobb has resigned his position as
Secretary OF The Treasury, aud Phillip F. Thorn
as, of Nd, has been appointed and confirmed
10 ill The vacancy
Ii IS also runio e in Wash oSton that Sec
relay Cass was intending to Withdraw from
the Cabinet.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-12-18

WASHINGTON. Dec. 13.-Mr. Shubert, the
long efficient Chief Clerk OF the Patent Of
fee. Is by law now acting Commissioner,
and to him all the pending business will be
transferred. There's no probability an APP
poinfment will be made ia the place Of Mr..
Thomas. who retired to-day and entered upon
the duties of Secretary of the Treasury.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-12-18

In former times there lived one as records
do declare, who spoke and ever spoke the
truth as plainly doth appear, yet sure it is in
heaven ne never shall have a place nor any
of his ancestors nor yet his future race.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-12-18

In garden was laid the most beautiful
made wife the first day of her life, yet she
died before she was born.
a. Answers in future number
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-12-18

Rock lst,So BEtDGE CONSPIRACY CAsE-The
c.,se oil the People Us J. ". 81 sell. 10 conspi-
racy in aiieup, 10 burn the Rail Road Bridge
across The VI ssis,ippi at EOck Island, is under
way in the Chicago Recorders Court.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-12-18

a DErUry MARSHAL OUTwIrrED.-It is said
tina; ta!eb G. Woodbury., the postmaster at
NuIte Pigeon, who was arrested some time
since on a charge Of robbiug the mail, b,ss who
committed suicide. Is not dead after all. Ii Is
Ieported that he only died for a shout time, to
elIde The officer. and that lie Is now IL ChIca-
60. Deputy L. 5. Marshal E. " More. who
did not know whether the suicide was sham
or no., WAS cheated Of his prisoner, has gone to
Chicago TO learn the tru.h OF the report .-De-
troH Iri5.4ic Dec II.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-12-18
The \. Y. Herald. Warrington Co. s.ponaence.

At the request Of Hon. Reuben Davis of Mis-
sisslppi, a member Of the Committee of States,
the southern Members OF Congress assembled
at his rooms Tonight. and adjourned a. IL
O'Clock, at which the following declaration WAS
made and signed by those present. 1t had al
ready been presented to the Committee of
IhIrty-three:
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-12-18

AGusTa, Ga, Dec. I3.-Thcs. r. Cobb
is out with recommendation 20 The seceed-
ing States IT, fix The time for the ordinance
of secession to take effect on the 18th or Goth
of February. and that in the interim, com
misSionefs from the seeding States meet and
>onsuli as to the property OF stepping from
the oil Union into another based on the Cor
s,ituiion Of the United States.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-12-18

SLEIGH RIDE AND DAScE.-QuIle a party of
our citizens had a very AZ eea0le time, Fri
day evening las, Safeguarding to Darlington,
aud " tri rPing .ne light fantastic zoe, at ,iie
Russell iouse.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-12-18

WASHINGTON. Dec. I5.-lt is understood
that the sloop-ot-war Brooklyn, Is TO be pre-
pared for sea al once and held ready to pro-
coed 10 aid III the defence OF the Government
Forts a; moments waning. The order
has created quite str amons the naval uc1.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-12-18

CtRK FeR I~eGJ,w a yourE IA y recently
rsn . nas. lato her ot- The it.iary produced
ioskja~ % such malignant character III at her
recovery Seemed F,le>s An old nurse then
'ank her IL baud. aud applied pounded beet
roots 10 her ftOi renewing them ofien Z.
they became lsv Tie result vas complete
~ astonishing cure Sach Il simple remedy
should he borne IL mind
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-12-18
The Nlcksharg Wing saws:

-av-r oNE iIEN-A Tax or S3e0000 The
Posi- Office receipts If The State of Mississippi
Amounted % Si0l5i9 The expenditures sre
SAL at leaving a deficit of SoS5.445 This
vi have to he raised, W en- the State
cedes tv direct taxation Of tile people. \
of $ lnnU10 f,r Just one item which cannot be
avni ed Let 'itrSe facts he onsiiered 10y the
peope h@fs-e hey take tie nal s'e -
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-12-18

COLUMBIA, :. -. Dec. l5--The South
Carolina Legislature elected Mr.. PIckIns.
Governor on the seventh ballot to-day. The
vote was as follows: Pickins, s.; John
son, e. /; scattering. II.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-12-18

TAG BUEca Dyoecs C,sE.-Tni, exciting
case which has been in prog; III Napierr,iie.
ILL.,. has been decided-.he jury bringing IA a
verdict for ne defendant.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-12-18

INplA>APoLIs, Dec. IO.-Our bankers have
thrown out to-day The following free banks
of tbs STATE: BrookyIlle Bank, Brookviiie;
Bank Of Syracuse. Syracuse; Bank OF IEdI-
a. VI ichigan CITY; Indian Reserve Bank,
kokomo, Fave.Ie county Bank of Con-
neTsyIlle and iioosier Bank. LoganspoIt.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-12-18

ID Y the Subscriber IN the town of Mineral Point;
ID on uke. Prairie Eve IN les from the cit cf Mineral
Point one Red Yea Ring HEP Err, with bite White
on the thix hs and belly short horns. of which s
pra- 10 have been broken oH; artificial MARKS The
owner viii please call prove property, pay charges A''
take her away. . ,-,,,,r
sf;-.-.4 p.f,+ " % 1sso no 10
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-12-18

The Frankfort (ky.) Commonwealth gets
off the following spicy note on the Seces-
sion movement, which appears in The -. J..
Tribune of Nov. oath:
" If the people of South Carolina, Ala
bama or Georgia disire TO secede from the
Union or the constitution, lei them do SO.
Let them inclose themselves within Chr
nese wall, If they want TO, and here Is one
who will contribute his mite towards furnish
ing the requisite rocks. Let them do what
they please, and when they please. with one
solitary condition, viz, that their separation
shall be final. Their absence would be an
incalculable and invaluable relief to The bal
ance Of the people of these United States
We should escape large quantities Of quad
renn.al gas, and confusion, and stuff. At
every Presidential election, these political
fiilibuste-s remind US of the Frenchman who
locked himself in a room with another anc
threatened to blow his own brains out and
charge the rich one with the murder unless
the latter gave him then and there $500
Every four years these Southern QulXotes
swell up with bad whiskey and worse logic,
and tell the people, if they don't do so and
50, that they-the QuiXoles-wlll sccede.-
Let them secede. We are tired of their
gasconade, their terrific threats, and their
bloody prophecies. They were never calcu-
lated for any higher destiny than that Of
frightening old women and young children
They have been revived and repeated, until
to use an expressive ynlgarism-they are
played out Their bombast is absolutely
sickenng."
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-12-18

DT The Subscriber residing in The towr 81 VA.
ID wick about the 25th.o November, one HEIFhn,
about years old. ctFk I'd color wlth white se
hack white belly white legs and LITTLE Whi''
ia The h'np quarters The owner is requested 70 cA
JOSEPH BEECHtR.
Haidwick Dec Ist 1850. +9-4E
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-12-18
THE
MONTHLY.

COMMENCEMENT OF TIE 9Th VOLUME
The Publisher. r. TIE ATLANTIC monthly have
pleasure announcing that the volume, to commence
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MRS RilIET h STOWE
Author OF "uncle TOMS cabin" ''The Minister'S
Wooing
Author OF Christie Johnstone,' "Pes wohing-
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BY Mss HARRIET PRESCOTT.
author OF ..Iae amber Gacs,' and ''Sir Rohan's
Ghost"
4 New Romance,
terparts
Also. contributions III Prose and Poetry, by
HENRY ". CNGEELLOw.
NATHANIAL HAWTHORNE.
OLIVER WENDELL HOLMES.
JAMES Russell Low ELL
RALPH WALDO E:iERUH.
JOHN c. WHITTIER.
BAYARD TAYLOR.
EDWIN 2. wIIIPPLE.
HENRY GILES.
RICHARD b. KINBALL,
GEORGE ;. HILLARD.
ROSE TERRY.
REV. DR.. BELLOWS.
MRS FANNY KEMBLE.
CHARLES. NORTON.
WINTHROP SARGENT.
7. w HIGGINSoN.
T TRowBRIDGE.
And other distinguished writers.
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Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-12-18
sTRAYED Or STOLEN.

NRom the subscriber, living in the city OF re-,
Il Point some time ia-1 june, dark req COW -,
years old; rrd white mixed between the HORN,
i n one year don't rec0Ilect which Ans person
will return said COW will receive reward - srS
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-12-18
TAKEN UP-

ny the slhscriber three miles souJ. Of the oy -
Mineral Point, light Gay gelding, oo'nlHs in
years old; has dark and al, aid W. and
orere,a Also one vsari;p, red heifer hne-OAeE @"1
white the breast. tsrVes
The owners viii please call prove property pay ss
aud tax. them away. x.axsrx
sal ian.nals have been about my prems,e,, ip pRIsk
months past. sAHu III ''9
Mineral Point, Nov. 90 1850. 4Ti7.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-12-18

10y the subscriber in the town Of Wa.iElEs aqeS,
} tire 10Th If November inst. one BAY i'm
COLT. two white hind Leg about half way 70 me
brei joint ami white spot The nose, SAID o0'
supposed 90 bee three years old past. iHe oHhs ~
please call, prove property, pas charges ana '-A' '
away ., ,-r,rB.rr
Wa.dwi.L, Nov. 30rh. 1850. +Sf''
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-12-18

ID the zuhzcrTber Suuth part Of the fo~z
ID nf Linden, one l,iiowish cow. ten or twelve
ye-s oi It nAs short q 81 and very little whit,
th. back Also yearliug STEER nearly the saGse csl
or nt the COW. with little white on hsR. sbu
owner viii please CALI prove property, pay charges ana
take them away
BENZ. WILLIAMS.
Linden Dee ] 1860 n4g-4w
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-12-18
TA@EN UP

Dv the -ubscrib-r living at Loss Grove, tow . "a
Dden, about the 18th oitictober. ~ iron gfat a
colt 5 nr years old, with sway back Ihs bsr
AVA. GEORGE GOLDIHohr.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-12-18
ESTFAX

Itoile into the enclosure Of the subscribe
III TO n of Puleski. about the lst OF A is1 -: "A
mare, ytars old past, with "lls mop
the Il -ehea1. The owner viii please ea4i' f'O'
ef'T' f-y charges ana take her CONRAD GEILoR
Ayoca Nov. Is 1862 4w47.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-12-18
CHRISTMAS AND NEW YEARS
PUNCH ESSENCE.

inst received in the very best and choicest quantities.
wit
BATAVIA AND ARRACK PUNCH
JAMAICA RUN PUNCH
BURGUNDY WINE PUNCH.
For .ale by the gallon and bottle. the Wholesale
Liquor store Commerce Street foot Of High
Miuers Point by NOCkIN x CLOTTU.
\ r. We recommend our large and well assorted
stock of Whiskey Brandy, Gin, and imported Germ a.
French and Spanish Wines, 503w AkC.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-12-18

MoBBING MISUNDERSTANDING Off neigh
bors amiably suggest mobing The Tribune
We do not wish to encourage violence, but
we can imagine that such act would give
US an additional hundred thousand or two of
subscrbers.-[N n. Y Tribune.
On our way to he Harlem depot in astreet
car, few days since, we heard an old fell
low going on at a most violent rate, denounc-
ing the Northern clergy as the most arrant
hypocrites, deliberate preverters Of the BIZ
BILE because they held slavery to be wrong,
and winding up by expressing The fervent
wish that mobs would be got up to attac X
and raze TO the ground the Offices of the 'Tri-
bune, Times and Eveaing Post. as panIsh-
ment for opposing Pro-slavery democracy
There are, we are constrained to believe, as
rank Disunlonists in the city of New York
as can be found in Charleston Rochester
Democrat.