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The register. (Monroe, La.) 185?-1861, 1860-10-11
sSThere is mo- NInn Mt the South
who more Desc rvcs to be Calls 4
Southern Man Of Northern
Principles than John Belly

principles than JOhn Bell."
Thus, says the Nashville Union 4 An,eyitua,
spoke one Of Mr.. Bell's own friends to Boston
audience five were 10 use such an expression
about Mr.. Bell here In Tennessee his friends In
this State would ut once declare that We were
doing him the grossest injustice. But here IL
the sentiment uttered ton Boston cll-Everett
meeting by Mr.. 1liiilard, one of the most iMi-
mate friends Of Mr.. Everett, one Of the great
guns Of the Bell, Everetts Of Massachusetts,
What Bel, man Of the South dare gainsay a scn-
timent uttered by such high authority at tho
home Of Mr.. Everett. Read the following from
the Augusta Dispatch.
Since Mr. Leverctt Saltons,all wrote reply
to gentleman iu Alabama who addressed Ed
ward Everett In reference to his views on Ger.
tain questions, We have heard nothing Of hiT.
On the night Of tie 9Th tho Dcll.Evcrctts of
Ward No. II, Boston, had y reunion, Mt which
Mr.. saltonstall made speech In the course Of
which he spoke as follows of tho Usage Of Ten
ncssce "--JonN BELl:
suppose we are NIL adverse 10 the IN. titution
OF slavery; but we do not wish to lt,rfere with
Wv kusNihuitus VI titc eUANc SMVSs WI ueu tue
Sage Of Quincy, (John Quincy Adams,) was
lighting for lie right Of petition Of 4atisarerv men.
John Bell was on his side. You find him stand
Ing firmly against the repeal Of the Missouri
Compromise /; aud ior these things tho South
calls him an anti-savcry man. That Is the man
for national conservative men, u nun who IL
opposed to Northern extremists aud Southern
extremists.
Kind MI. Saltonstall--ho don't intend to In
trrire with tho "governmcnt Of tic slavo
states" lie likes John Bell because he was on
the side of the "sage of Quincy" when tho
Usage of Quincy" was on the north side Of u
popular question. Unfortunately for Mr.. Bell.
he has had q leaning for the north side Of nearly
all the great national questions for almost u
quarter of q century. Therefore Mr.. Salton-
stall thinks he will do. We think Mr.. snlton-
stall ought to con1nn himself to his Legitimate
duties Of consciencc-keeper for Mr.. Everett md
/ let Bell alone. One "antislavery man" on u
ticket ought to satisfy thu dear. good. conscrv
ative Sultonstal mud his speeches might not do
his southern brethren my good. We suppose
they will trent 1t ns they did hls letter to tho
man in Alabama with discreet silence.
Al the same meeting Mr.. IIilllard made
quite finished defamation, IN tho course OF
which, after alluding TO Mr.. Brcck'nridgo az
the accomplished candidate of tho pro-slavory
and secession school, he endorsed Mr.. Bell M
follows:
On ,hp other hnni how has II been with Mr..
rsel' lle has been Nil his life In opposition To
the dominant public sentiment Of the SOUTH
lie IL protcciionist tho south IN for free trade.
The register. (Monroe, La.) 185?-1861, 1860-10-11
Nem Wrlea,,s Direetorp.
b. BLOOMFIELD. EDGAR STEEL
BL00MFIELD & STEEL,

s'V's'se's, JOOhSe4tEFS, Ctnta0NeTS,
AND DEALERS IN
PAPERS AND SCHOOL BOOKS,
Law, Medical, Theological and Mis-
cellaneous Works, in all styles of bind
ing; Libraries supplied on liberal
terms; Cheap Publications, Periodicals,
Magazines, received soon us issued
from the press.
Juvenile and Toy Books of every
description, Games, Alphabet Blocks,
Transparent States, and A B G Cards.
Blank Book Manufacturers, Printing,
Book Binding, Engraving and Litho-
graphing Visiting Cards neatly exc
cuted.
BLOOMFIELD, STEEL g. CO.,
BOOK SELLERS AND S7,ATYONERS,
60 Camp Street. New Orleans.
Jan. 20, 1859. ly,
The register. (Monroe, La.) 185?-1861, 1860-10-11

nAi'tcu aRalilsL tuC Otl
question involving the
Legislature, we publish
umns their respective Vi
=" The right ofproper-
ty in u slave is distinct-
ly and expressedly nj.
firmed in the Constitu-
tion." and that "no trib-
unal acting under the
authority Of the United
States, whether it be
legislative, executive,
or Judicial, has o right
to draw q distinction
or to deny to it the
ions and guarantees.
which have been proyi..
ded for the protection
of private property"
cannot do this-;fit i,
The register. (Monroe, La.) 185?-1861, 1860-10-11
WHARF !Gs G. BOAT

At Eiarrisonburg, Louisiana.
! E0N have fine, large and commodious
WHARF BOAT at this place, and am fully
prepared 10 receive Freight on Storage at Gus
'omary rates. Will also attend to the Receiv-
ing, Shipping and Forwarding of Cotton, and
other articles of Merchandise.
The patronage of the public generally is res
pectfully solicited.
June %, -3m. THOs. NJ. MORRIS.
The register. (Monroe, La.) 185?-1861, 1860-10-11

Douglas, is becoming disheartened, so much
so that we would not be at all surprised to hear
Of his declination at an early day.
The register. (Monroe, La.) 185?-1861, 1860-10-11
Lost or Mislaid,

Lost or Mislaid,
ON or about the 2sth ult., pron,issory note
~ or due bill drawn in my favor by Messrs
Jones i Watts of Monroe, for the sum of ss2
Persons are forewarned against trading or ne.
gotlatlng for said note or due bill, as the pay.
ment OF the same has been stopped
WM. B. LISTER.
Monroe, July 5, 1sGO--3t.
The register. (Monroe, La.) 185?-1861, 1860-10-11


Jews on the subject
I" The people Of n
Territory can, by law
full means, exclude sla-
|yery before it comes in
as a State;;" and "no
matter schat mag be the
decision Of the Supreme
Court on that abstract
Question, still the right
OF the people Of the
Territories to make Il
slave Territory or a
free Territory, is perfect
and complete" rs. A.
Douglas.
The register. (Monroe, La.) 185?-1861, 1860-10-11
Keep it Before the Peoples:

To Show how thoroughly Mr. Douglas is COM
mittcd against the Supreme Court, on the
question involving the powers Of a Territorial
Legislature, we publish below In parallel col
umns their respective views on the subject
The register. (Monroe, La.) 185?-1861, 1860-10-11

[The above offers nrc made by one Of the
most sterling Democrats and wealthy sugar
planters in the State. If any ambitious and
sanginc Bell or Douglas men are disposed to
back their tempcrs and Judgment, here is n
chance. Come on! We guarantee that the
money will be stakcd.--Els. Aauocats.
The register. (Monroe, La.) 185?-1861, 1860-10-11
New ORLEANS. Sent. 27. 1860,

yours could have seen the outpouring Of the
New Orleans Democracy last night. stood on
the gallery of the Louisiana Club, and watched
the long line of faces as they wended their way
up Canal to Royal street, and down Royal to
Washington Square, Thld District. The pro-
cession occupied just half an hour in passing.
1t was composed of the best looking set Of fcl-
lows that l ever saw in a political march
young men and sterling old citizens, who not
only intend to vote themselves, but will see
tina, every other man who II entitled to suf,
The register. (Monroe, La.) 185?-1861, 1860-10-11
SAVE YOUR FRUIT!

By using MAsoN's PATENT PRESERVE
JARs.-The best patterns made. For
sale by BYRNE & SHIELDS.
MONROE, May 3lth, 1860.
The register. (Monroe, La.) 185?-1861, 1860-10-11

J.N.T. RICHARDSON,
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELOR AT
LAW,
MONROE. LA.
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8ceanmt,nacbumacn

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ID m SeIl Sans"

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an lei pnn EEetr az: 9He Sn tnAS, 5rmsertt?r
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ale EIte Arttci Dsf2eI 9S:i 5&M oe:r sase payiert btliaii
~ tltN. H.
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]rrkauI:j i G;naunrrn:

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liter 81 90 M unl $500 tu >nEIt m ur tcr n IN - mn , 1mu .,r ,.mm*
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nt Mn NtGdcuua un Ir II &f Fir Gu"uFm min II y ribrit hn, rnu, =
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\. A. SIuKul.A.A

y. ~. SiUkD!.ANl,
Attorney al Law aaj Notary Public.
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so gerse Rem sprf gOf9sa Gtccfr,
5 2tirts Rios,
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500. 600 eiSarrsn, %perffiettt rea,bS, frettr crsortrr rnA mn.
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20 SarrsIs Baltimore Sidke, fotben erbalten ure IN 6otsr
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Npctbttrr. Truatf, 3mpurter sen psut.
@en ebemtcalten II. /. ~. Mr.. 3 Nlaine Str.
assrnuter esnr alton pqarttt.
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Sprraiht III 81 iftftef. "NA
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War in Europe.

The New York EapreSS, takes the fol-
lowing view of the news by the last
steamer:
Tho European news, by the steamer off
Cape Race, in our columns to-day, in our
judgment, is more important than has
come to us for a long while.
1t is almost certain that if Garibaldi
(now at or near Naplcs) approaches Rome,
las he has promised) Austria will enter
the ring and try to drive him back. The
French General Lamoriciere, now in the
service of the Roman Pontiif, is already
preparing to cross the frontier to meet
the invader,-with promise of Austrian
support. This annuls the Treaty of Viii
latranca,-and, as an inevitable conse-
quence, brings France in the arena to vim
dictate the same principle over which
Frenchman and Austrians crossed swords,
last summer, at Montebello, Magenta,
and Solterino, o,-non-interventio in Italy.
We have all along predicted that things
were drifting towards this result,-never
doubling that as soon as Garibaldi took
the Eternal City in hand, the mighty pop
ular movement he is leading would bring
new actors on the stage and old combat
ants into new battle-fields.
The prospect is,--that, IN very short
iohile, tie aCar Gettoeen France and austria is
10 be rene,ced, and that Europe is to be the
theatre of general strife, Austria is the
standard bearer of despotism, or the one
side, and Naples, with Garibaldi, the rep
resentativc of non-interventive progress,
and Popular Sovereignty" on the other,
In England, We see, this news is hav.
ing n marked etfcct,-especially noticed
in decline of Consols.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1860-09-07
Alarming.

The Cincinnati Enquirer is q leading
democratic Journal 1t was formerly quo
ted largely by the pi nts of that party,
and endorsed rs the bromulgcr of sound
doctrine. 1t, however, supports Douglas.
and of course has lost caste with the Se
cessionists. But if its statements were
worth anything twelve months ago, they
are entitld to the same weight now. A
late number of the Enquirer contains a
letter from Washington from which we
annex an extract. Peruse it carefully
and mark the points:
"Rumors of the most treasonable and
startling character Il regard to the real
objects of the Southern Sccessionists and
Disunionists lave recently been made
known to two pfpanincnt politicians of
the South, and Overture made to them.
which they spufRed with Indignation
Were | at liberti mehtion their names,
in connection v[}<|the traitors whnmade
the advances, iti<5Sy3i cl,,ate tho most
intense alarm and soiH~,uto for the sta
bility and continuance of our glorious
Union. | am no alarm It, but let me adj
monish the true friend. Of the Constitu-
ton and the Union bei e it is too late.
a daring, unbridled and unscrupuous
set of madmen, who az" continually re-
ferring to the sagaclty, { nerve and sue
cess.of Louis Napoleon are the leaders
of the movement now on foot to over
throw the Government cf this proud and
happy country. If success should attend
them in the plot now inquired, and to be
carried out about the tides of March"
next, all, they think, will be well with
them. If, on the contrary, their scheme
fails, and their traitor6us conduct be
crushed by the power and force of the
popular feeling, they think they will have
secure retreat behind State Govern
ments, where they will take shelter to
save their necks from the ,lalter they will
so richly deserve. For thapresent, ! will
not develop more. You will soon hear
1t from other sources, and will not then
occupy the position of an alarmist, which
you now may be disposed to assign me.
warn you that we are on the eve of
disruption. The world j, rife with dis
content and revolution. pray that our
land may be exempt. But mark my pre-
dictions. The sappers and miners are at
work under the name of Democracy.-
| have never sent you one word of intel
ligence, which ! had reason to believe
was not true; | never shall. Forewarn-
ed, forearmed.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1860-09-07
XII---NO. GA.
Thrilling Tail.


Written expressly for this paper, by the Caliph
Of Bngdadl
"Ar that godi"-oLD PLAY.
We hay sed it was night. And onct for
all, we say again
1t was night.
In the fore room of widder Tuttle's
house sot the widder Tuttle's only darter.
TO say that Serefeener Tuttle-sich was
her name-likewise her nature-was a
lovely gal would be several rows of apple
trees away from meeting her case. Her
raven tresses was redder than her nose,
onexpressible eyes, teeth grinders
tothors bein took aout--probably ivory.
Add to these the form of q syrup, and
you hev one of them gals kalkerlated to
make o man strike his father and his
grand mother, break the ten command
ments, and pretty much everything else.
Leastwise so thought Semos Perkings
as he melt at her feet that cold, cold, cold
night.
"Fairest of the fair sects," implored
the youth, cheer me swar?"
She said she would,
And he sword.
"May bewhittled interkindlin wood"
swore Jemes, "may be used for stutiin
sarsiges, if / ever"
Here the strain caused by neelin was
too much for Jemes' onmentionables.-
Thar was rip, then a tare, and Jemes
kerhumuxed.
A deadly paller surfused the classick
countcnancc of the lovely Serefeener.-
ooh, grashusw she cried, and then
swooned.
And Jemes he swooned too.
Then-as if this he'd bin the signal
thunder bellered, lightnin flashed, and
the winds roared in the chimbly.
= "Jemes-Jemes," at length called Sere-
f feencr, in the gossamer tone OF an expirin
f tree tode, "this are the lyin gale"
Even life once more returned to the
1 dyin youth. For a single moment he set
!. on the hairth; gracefully as Roman
Seniter foldn his toggy did he gathe.
e his cote tails round his tored trowsis-
! sowowfully did he gaze on the face Of
{. his beloved-and solemnly he replied
n at kant be so-it's too airlyW
d Hardly had he seesed speekin-oi
If more properly, skasely had he dried up
! when the door opined, and --
:, The sequi. to this tlrillin trailn tail
!. "TAe Sap-Bilie's Doom"-will be wrot'
" as soon as the gifted orther finds time ant
'c | ;1aas