, 1860-12-31

orders Of nobility rorvadcs the heads Of the
leading firccalers all through the slave Sts;cs
Democracy they say is failure and universal
sufrfase folly.
Since thc dctLroncmcnt Of the Emperor
Sousouquc and the ban!shmcut Of his nobility,
their titles might be purchased by the corn-
Ter Kingdom, from the Hayticn Republic, on.
moderate terms tince they are no longer ntcd.
Cd there. But they wou!sl be vastly priced
among tho nisger-lrlviuE, n,u!as!ebrccdiny
"sisarcis Of tic dsunios STATS i;t I'll III. ans
Hayti should sell them TIC ,i;lt: What 4
swell they would cut with thr:n. ::truttin~
:'oblcrs and sprcad;ny Ieaco"&a nonld b.
humble fuw1a compared with lhc titled c;,yal-
r. Of cocSadctlon,. Chicago.
AAo statc Prison Sold Under Mort
gage.
just now tllerc Is some little stir at Ju:itt ar
The recent development brought to light, lin;
lne thirteen acre Tract co"t:i"irs ehe nc.s State
fentcntisry, an Guilty tu The State oc se*;0,-
W. las actually been s,!l under power Or
sale IN a mortgage III Til thc lard nu1 relcas-
ca W The party conveying tic same to the
State. The Commissioners in 1857 made this
purchase from a. II. Taylor, with the knowl-
edge Of this mortgage which uc :y.rcyd 10
Lave Immediately released, and which sulsc-
queaiiy they Lad reason to believe was rc}sas-
"a. Quite recently, however, with consider
aolc degree d cau.iou aud privacy, thc sale
Under this mortgage took place, and the Pcu;.
teatlary grounds were actually struck OF for
4 mere nominal eum, with, as is claimed, a,.,,
will be defended, legal show foc holding thc
same. IT will Lca question for the lawyer.
whether tho somewhat extensive 'iniprovc.
ncnls " Of :: nearly full grown Prison, 20 will,
the land. This, owcycr, will obviously lie II
question secondary to TIC main point, pending
the result Of motion in hearing before Judge
Norton, to set aside on the ground Of fraud
1t auy rate, It has the appearance of very
pretty eche1nc On the part Of somebody Il
swlnlle thu statc, and ut the best, it will cosi
the Slate some money to put the matter right
Mr.. scward's Proposition.
The following Is reported to hayc been Mr.
Stewards proposition, introduced in 1He Senate
Committee of Thirteen Oh Monday last:
.I:rst--4an amendment to 1he Constitution, p.c
to give nuy power to the Fl 1cyal Government t.
intetfcrc viii slavery III the Statts and this pro
ri:ion 10 he made perpetual.
Ssc3nd-sMEgc.liug al amendment to tue Fusi
tive SIayc law. removing obroxioas features ailt
allowing Il jury trial fur the alleged fugitive.
IAis1-l:ectn1n-ndir that ali The S1ntcA Of th,
Ction examine their statutes. rnd repeal ail law
thu, conflict with the Constitution AID las ii III
| CAited States.
The first article was adopted, only Mcsers
Toon,bs ind Wjgf,l voting ayainst it.
The last two articles wrre rejected, thc Re
publican members voting for them, aud :4|l til
others against them.
! The Pittsburgh Excitement.
The following resolutions clu1ody the sui
stance Of the action Of tic Pittsburgh mccl
ing on Thursday last, which tho Ga-eNe sa:
Wis tie lnr;cEt asseublage ever congr,sa,c'
there, participated in by Republicans, Demo
| era:s, lawyers, merchants, farmers, tanacs:
mechanics, artisans, laborer:, and every chs
| of the community:
EssaIc;d, That, Notwithstanding the n.torio.1
iact that our rulers disarrui,, IN. friends
armi, the c.,e1uics u tue ttl"n: VIC Eel that i:
fchd- are strong e.lu,s.s, cvt'u "il,:Et titf arn
1tau their owl tu sus1atn t!lt Constitution sad Iii
Laws. n,:d to fo:!uw nlsd Ec,ake tv :.nEs thus {;
dtrcd ~ he removed i'll case they ee!ai br t!attC
| ou-ly employed against them.
| :" Lt,t|fta That we thcretitFe denrcratc AIRY II
sctfcrrcc with tue shipment of the said arms VI
s!sr Government urtcrs- however iEurpol;Glle =
tn nliic the sa1nc may bc. bclc2iaS II irull :l'
{ 10. to tar fnpuia.fu,4 that we have 10 nlu7e +
-Ttcs fur Fcdesa1 Law fha:l "Cr c!!u'" :itze''s
tar sercdu,; STATE OF South Caruit,a a;ld dcc:ca
>us rcra. l1.,rll saore than 1t co:ld tacvcasc u
material power