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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-06-21
Or. &nfelanO's beriibnlteS

etberbtlhmsrbsn, Oispepd, unb @elblutt 6rcni
I&e ODER neroGIe Stw1ten, Observation-Disclosures
unb alle tsraufbrtfen, pelte Dpn Derbor6enem Ma>
E gen obtr Der 0ebtr tntltebem.
Gs:%asdis traCpans tunsr dc bemOri6sn, Anbrdne BEE
Sutes MD bem RDpft Edur5 I'm Mdeen 6trsbrenasn SOB.
kcnnsn WspatUfafttt, S6pere tm DlaGen, Shp6he unk
t5its tSefubI TN Rlscn uuttreb. S&wersr @tbtm
4eratOpisn 6&n vbe btr aussh EIttsn In BEN @tR6t
6issee unb RspfdmsrJsu Usfbpsrbtn bttm Nbmca Gtb.
rsr6en Ter 5aut uub auetu, Sstsufeden S4mfraen in
Riftn unb ben @trbsrn btse m Eopf Hn6 Srennen tm
Gletf6, Bnnetgtsit unk Nithkrssdaaenbstt. $50 .3,s
Dt1 GSenblmtr smpblsa 6tt Mtbtsin ber &nfnertfam.
'tit bs pubItlmS ftR nberj BEN ertb unb b,r
anatmsHenreit berIe fir ds 9eben wSfur e SDrftent
tmpfpbttn ptrb Ss III bes tttn unt unstprufeS
% fsnteTu enss ea itit 10 apreu bic Yflfuns psr bsm
amefdniihen 0ct befanbtA bat unh btn Nuf Hnh 0er~
Au ks Test nod tsn ttERtm Huern erret4t wurbt Dtt
StuentH p be nbmtt unb ansast6nett Asrts unb prt.
atSrfcnen AL btten btEts 0dnpsS @unen etktn
Seben tns unatbtuert eeaaus bes anxHr-
It'd benz 9arnbumer publjrtcn NlmanaGS pel6tn ktr
tbt sntNtb& burH b &senttn psrrbtn last mus aud
ben unaEdS6isRtn lberssusn bas b,lts gtrS msrV& b
Btrltmtbpit 0erbteHt, ueI&t eS trGRst BAT.
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DR.. g. 6ertn0,
9entldle 9lpOtbefen

80 II 9lpr6= =CSdeItraBe
,nb g6eUrn 9eunpIpauiu 9(peaue uub 8ibbetr. .
lre an BEN cbisn 4(dbcu 99euel pobefen lnb ben per
rem 4erteu ippie bem ge6rte 4ubIfl beies enpc9len
Rpte un6 ion0e meoinhe 8erOronun9sn merben gu oer
3et u6 nit Der gr6B Spr9iat au9eert9t; aud no p our
bau9 rde SenOun8en tets nit alien ou ltneem ge9a &C.
grparatc pmie aud en4e Aralpeu beip8e mir in unrenl
3absratcrlun. 6B4r
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-06-21
I@eifi9:

Dit red&en gDirfuneen beS 9afsrs fnb tsr an fir6n
0erluR bs ebq&tnes 0errruns Sheen ebruftbt Der
@stestrGfte b0tt GbHlnen Nbnstsuns Der @sltlfba
inb eintet Der I6ltmmen 8rIsen. ls3,l I.
1aaenSe BON geriOntn eben Ars t5nnen ies beurtbsn
aus wel4er urat ttr @eiunbtett nbntmm e brt ra
etsentbiult&e Gr&enuns bic Ause ben 3uan uab be ~
aetteR Der MuSsebruna bdben. f.3.fsf 10 its
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-06-21
Btadlttt TpIaen5t8 bel 2titeh..


Der neIhdde scefer NIT rtisen nebeIn Debne III mhB
n.u an nen erc6tcnen A penSen, bur Ween Htt nnr
upn uen 6uler1en befre r6 cnSern heneeea and bed-
blot ieinen Rramsen br bee @ennns n na wdbrenb
a in BEN Edtn Sbnptnme @ erdS IN has Seitcm
enopr,eLt cher Rrdntbct wttr @ 9t9ren bat ~ et-
ner melt arEBcen &enuns bcrtttgt IT, Bern9n9eH coeS
@tricleSH merben no eir csn Dr. j. Snle 1i9e-
Enbeeu 8tbdnbIunaSpee tn weni9en 9agn obne S@m5ex
sb SuccnreuieAen T Pdtieteu eeb.It. auSe ear2n
hr " e. g. @nietb boS ne gnshnbuMc b ruret9ra" y.
10 ala 6triciuretH btanot trheH, cbur 10 OF 0haraAne
bte traurieften SOIseu berbeifhbren .s,.
,,noe Seuts uHh G1e AeGe an ietftn6Ir Sdmdre I6eH
fin @ bei een mebeu, UCbnr& s sielen 2nnr nae srDe
hnEcIen eripareu.
Dr. & s. smA bat bur bte sIadIte Gnr cbssr erantset-
ten arbS NerbMtbt a& genb Elm dnbercr Gr5t tn Amro a.
ladt VI be baS ebe tn ben Utersfeu BON grn6 ans nns
ab ber GcntitiOn TIRE prhnslie 8ra meer tosm q mn
enone nuh nhe BteI anpenbct. Setn Webtu TT ret bon
Rertr umb aHen msrali&en @teu IN elmer beanem eiten
R,ie nnbemen un6 rkn @tbrns tn Gd6den gu Serra&en
sucmen wbeu Nm betge GntshnbunS neetreten tf
pui1b cine GinIcbrdntuno her eebenspefe notbwenete
Nt BEN Rronfbeiten hes neibi&en gefeS tM M. j. ..
mb m ,tne Webt bon Sabren Ietn boabere anireramteH
mS.t urib rtriprtdt 2ecnheu etne betlcHee Cur.
Or. g. s. @mbs Brdotutaioe fir ranen tann TSA an est-
lnt gate erbae,t. Die Nebisn III ent un6 nnrot HnerNt
Sabref ausrci6tntI bel bapcn aebrant Ereh 90 Ber-
foutm nse Baltimore entHt mnhntn nnen mao etnoncS
puoabe Der @rmrtct Dr. g. 9. Smtt IN pcroreen Drteen
cOuIttrtm unb Tbu mad h9enb etnem Ebete Ses Saes
lidtdt erhalteu, s.s@-
Nue gl,fraos bIebeu Ftns prsdtt. SA BET Ofce nab M
porote 2irnmer lr Dtspoiitcn Der, Yatentcn.
oftfn pOu llbr MoTssss BIG 9 nb5 sssnOs:
tosn-s RO Ii Shh- -artberfRr. BiIEascs
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-06-21
@erbeiratbete Nerlpuet.

ober Ul6e wr6e @ Oeberatben beabH&ssu unh N& pHs-
hbfr 5drds rtnes nbeteS 6epu6t nh Spl-
ten unperBusl4t DR. Ssbnfpn gu Rabs steben.
4us 2pernts eeesn bic Gbs pbc estse 8ertattune
Nebdrfeti DlerDen tteru G6pGht pber &ri5ptna
Der itretltfeu 4t utrbsu neG iurrt Deriense ue6er
6 Der Ssblnbune uni 6hrrss Dr. Spnfpn nnter;sbt
dnn bm a etnem Gbrenmdnne obus Hutht h dupertraun
tuperfttIi auf etnt dratLtc heft t4rIGtn
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+ G It / { { e t o n.
Ote
0ebeimlliQe nun st. Gonis.
s Setnri d. 6rmfeim
(SCrtieSuns9
XVII.

0OPltPGtis 1T bes Geuers Nta9t,
gsenn iie ber Meni& be;Gbmt, betpabt,
Oo& fur&t6ar ipirS bic ISinnrelstraft,
2Denn iie Der 6eiiel fif entrafft,
Sinhprt4.s4& ~..SA AAs. aso..4.. GS1.---..-
Die freie Qpdyfer hRf Hdf1ir
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-06-21

BE @ br bmlGe Safer @iwd&t Eaben bte Ne fp pff Spn
b6n 3eten Cber tn Der ShuIe ernen unh ben Epeen t a
ndll6 pnren tIbR TIM 66Idk, bur& ppnupntn bic penn
unetb be be uum6e6 MAIDEN unb R5rper unb ef aerRS-
rem fDnteu pprt bte nGtbtstn G@rttte tbun.
sD Gaet bab Gin unser damn bte 5Dnune nts 2dnbtA
Qebltne ener Ger dtn Musttn uuh Brsuben bes
2ebtns cs8rteu weben l burH be rsen etne Mbtrruna
pbe ber Natnr pl&t ptrpnen madeu keSrt e
ten tn bte
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-06-21
OrQantI6e SAwdhe


unperned ebetlt unb be Dpe Era rteber ttr9et DteS
uratbnrt estsen pees eaS 9ebeH teb be Gbe unb d
Unmen ltli unm0gl6 mab III Dt Zoos Dere be ttrtn
Neteeni6dn unbetDnnen frDbnen. Sunse 9eus nb Ia e
gu aGsbbWttfnsn 8epets wetl e Dren Ueen ntdt sendu
ennsn Obslett tic du6 burt Shire5 Rcbtrf&lasea I'm
pdrn Stetn nnoer uriaen entheen toUn r. Ia lie hp
metensbets etne 6Clse bes Msbdues Der been Or8anc
User abtr wtu es duen bt ra &seusun8
eenen ucrlOrn mtrb ots H blen 2otr ereebea ais
0enen BE ra retis np &uBerbem perber bur6 lten e-
mug bic @rrduuuss Q9erues gefbpd6 unb bic pbplfn nb
seiitlsrn 8raTte perntbtet. ilast E
@rn nnf eePrsr pieH r ntt ee urae Der 3ranoett b-
Rnee cher pSltnae 9D oft rben e bic 9etosn anbs.
rem rlahen 3a bic bur bic spUpnb sebeuen 9aers
ndnnen ltnt tE
Eg- Office: go. SapzGreDertffro6t,
iteben abiiren BON 8alttmoretr, Gtlt6e Settt,
Die Stllfen btnduf.
an merle d ytdmen unb QduSnurter bonn unmenee uuh
ruBeri6e N1hma6er eurtrtebene Dnr 9eeuCe uaf dber
Subtdr Stteiwtbr StraBenretnser 9ampenpuSer
nennen nd regemnB9 Aeri nueru aneesO8en Or.
JphnitDnS Jfu IN Der Nabe. s
NS. @ls Brtse muHen etnrn poe. Stdmp entbnlten,
@tna 9eiIans in 2 Ia9en su9eitAert.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-06-21
Or. sSObnlfpll.

g8ltep res tSneIf1rn GpueetumS 2un6dr3 2rntpn
dcurfer etnes Der eren mbStnhen &pasteu Der Stdd
Ten Der ben 9r0Bcn 1bet etnts 9ebens IN Cptt1ern
epopn Parts PHILADELPHIA unb dnberu pten sueebrabt
etn9e Der rnneerbaen etlungen Dpnehe e
t1ie Der We6tdtn wB n5dbtgr 0ebenbe bic Shrenau
e WerpStd nnh dnperen Rrantbeten l.en iDIhe o. aud
pie e plpsden CSerdui6en iebr ebrefen bic su oft rrS
pe Oct sertnsen 8einstten u purbeu auseublfi@ Sc
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-06-21
Nnntuler 148.
Saltimorc=S.ctfz S0olpitaI.

Ve9ritnoet 5tr llnterprIfung Der QuadIdltert.
Oer etn5se YlaB, tpp cine 6eIun9 trlannt
rperpen taEn.
etnberun9 tn feds Stnnben.
jtetn QuedItlber, pas etere @eflnpbett rcts
leltps r1tntrt.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-06-21
Nehte Rbeir1z u11p! franaHliihe Weine.

@r bobtn uner Eager ObOen @sineu jebt 10 Cuprt
baB mir 2Sboae elm beiebses Quann ab9eben tlnnen
msftl@ Serpsisn mir gsntdn6 a uniere @ctte Sse, bic
mir bem TaB anSsrit bins pertallen. M tI a5lN lflt
II ~ ~" M. 9 @neiper Co., 4e 3. 9UparStr.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-06-21
DIT. 9obnLtoll.
0rF vt1y0tYST <xt6rI TUVtptJTI UI3El9I+
(&tatlirt prr adhtlrkn 4nhrenA -, n

TIT bat has Rberht rirnmft bte UttteI In ber Nt
tntoedt Sesen d1 gentle 6ronfbetteu SGpde Rhtn unt
zen Sebern unfremtass &rgsugen Shmtrtea
tn ben 4snDen ben 9teren urinbae 9trnfes b
cr91nen Rrl bes Nerpenreties htr Rppf @urae RdGtn
rper Sau8rantii unb alet tnr l6en uebt BITE tNeu
gsuemen eSewobubstren Der Sugenb me ktn Dprn 0fdb
6eT Nns lls eer StrensnSeans ben 81 brten nIuHes
eerruten une wenu nt6t stte etett bre 6dncuefen
2pHnunSn rernb1tn S6wa6e &OnAtnttpn berpDr6rner
ee @he unnO8 maiden unb ulsst R6rper unb CHM ir-
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DR.. Hufeland.
BaII1mi5her GproioI

CuIluHItI1Sr VDrOtQI
fur f&utHs 5euns 3untn Grtdltuns SHFuen,tn Brams
rnn nod m6gt6 &t.. <eruns fur NGe heier Arantteu
eethtnte, (elbH tn ben lcstsn Stdhitn.
Det brlbts yrspdreisn III eleh Aem Bttexn Iuber&Is
ID q Ia fir ene RlaSt Krantteten tefiumt h1
alatmuer unb aedbrtr aas btnth btt BtusA.
btIes edrbt urterworfen nb RrddEbetn Ste IL.
rtntn Ti6ltune bcrrhbren Dr. Bu btee erRs Grit.
De Wutborttal fdot SO nth nn bebdupten, bdS kdlt'
fir unt IT, NOS bte pef unS bAt sete Btebr fur he tmp4.
dnStrtr 3pntn nb absr tb idnn btm btrf&ern bGt
t Rrdntbettn srOstrsr @ef6trlt&ttit metF
Sterbffaat tnutrsn ee faf,4f.f fIif1fsH
tntr tetntu 9rldltuns enfsbnbsu Rrauitn seiat & b
tnem Bid ubtr mad 4fttnbt Sen Uer&tcn b$ gbdbtI-
pbid @tiuubbeitsGms entnSmmtnt Edben4 ErsSbem ek!
lastIVbtl aartann ns Der ssfunbsRn 9tdbts Des ntSHa
lrat bft Eotedei
1882. @tfdmntaatl Der! Sttr1tFdGe .5l tOns~ 81
g5. &tdrben an SdpnbIIht 1912 ,. 81
f4o !, .anSsrt Rtanirstea sS4s
1855. @ttammaabl Der Sttrbtfdls 9,7N
15 3 Starten an Sbwtnbfa6t 895 l--4t
e5 s..a r...a anSsrt 8rantssttsH 1854
1854. @rfammt,dbI Der ett1betdut IGil
Ill 5tarben an 6&ptRbfu6t ATS
!, auStrs Rrantb1ttn 1856
Dtels 3abItn sttetn bdb keHattb HtttL antr 6trb%
fdat tn tem Sanot burt uasatbrnG struriG wtrbtn al
atFectn ben sdbIrsbtn anbern eebsn bic eIneI
iti0rsn Ss:S..rns btrb<tasfntrt wtrHrn
Sdpnt @embtett tr elmer Grf&une ber
Bruf Dber Qunae letbet Gue ene dfhe Sufelanb's
baamiI&em Gorra nb br f5unet duf der Genea refnen
beeuat.
Sufen tSmmt dter ndnnl perbrrbenem Wdan In mel
dem Safe bas sDef6e Bttters" se6du lDate. Sn
Bdne einem aneduernen ue berrIbrenetr Gpdte
IbpdHre oes enntn Spems b man bas Stters p erUbem
NuSen Fnben. l,lH siif.t- f1ti y@.i* Kiss .t7'<
Deftlbs wirS ensts Bel Or. g. 30. SadfUn. 4sS @rdfr
ptdceIpba Sertte unb etaen Dru9eeu un eGaern
bur& bie @er 6tdden Dernuft tJ li47it> sI
VIeis Is Gents bic 8lalHf. rll Ms1eiI
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Selpnper6 Su beahten /!

Dr SCtnfrn btetet daen Deuen TetHe 6al ee @ turd
Ce sebeime unh unnanre @etf unh R6rper rfSrente fir
BITE Arbett bt @eie4iba NnN biz &be unabte naenb Qatt
aelbwdtt babtn. 49,
pier nn ntse Der raareeu beIasensrtrtn SDsen ber
ruben GepDbnbttn hes eaferst S&TaGe I'm Rrden In
BEN @tteberu S6mer3en TIM Rpp Sdpae beS GefbtS Qerluf
br Wfusletraft 3erUpfsM ntrbSie uurube Mdgen hnae
unUrbnuns Der @erbduunssOrsane Gasemene &nttr6una
SYmppmc ber Sdpubiwtt .t7y -
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-12-13
Rustic simplicity.

FTOsa ne CiaciHAaii Faqufrcr
Day beiorv yesterday trio OF newly we,ld.l
couple from thu interiqr Of K.ntneky arrived n,
the Burnet Hou-s, and took apartments for The
night in that weIlorier,d hotel. IL was quite
evident that tl'c ontire party were unfamiliar
with metropolitan sights. The roomy corridors.
marble hoors, gorgeous drawing room. AMI well
spread tables Of tn hotel, drew from them the
most ingenious remarks OF surprise In the
evening they visited the Opera HOUSE. and were
80 as,ounded by it, magui6ceno1. that even Mr.
Walters WONDERFUL imp-rsona,ioa Of Meg Mer.
rifles almost failed 60 interest them
Nothing more Was thought Of the vrr,Ani trio
I'LL about one o'clock yesterday morning. at.
which hour the boot black Of the Bgrnet House.
N making his customary round, observed one 6f
the buoolie bensdiets seated in tbe hall, near
tbs door ofhis room. He naively asked fse pol.
isher Of underStaadiBgs If he WAS the clerk 49,
Receiving negative answer BE- informed the
boot black that he would fike 10 soe that indi
vidaal. In . Few moments. one Of the attentive
ofhoo men was At HE side, and politely askt a him
whAt was needed.
-Couldn't you make me n bcd in the pAslor ,
sasd The diseonsolaic luoking individual
In lbs parlor ? echoed tn clark. - sm afraid
not"
well, Id like To have one spread Down
sou,r eras."
WIN don't you go into gour own rom, - ,sk
81 the Jerk.
Il dent like TO- said the bashfal y,,uag
lnau.
Why, what's the mettcr!- continued tn
clerk. Has y"ur w,ic turned you out =
No" said be- dra~hngly but you ssc We
pever been married before, anI don't much
Ike 70 90 IN, Pertickler IN strangr place.
'Oh, 80 right in, said tn clerk, smiling Au
dibly. she wont think il wrong
Here the door Of his room opened about An
inch and through the aperture came = eoaSing
voice saying
DO come in John woa't hurt yer knogs-
ed ih-yd think strange of your standing out
there. Come IN, wont yer I've blowed oat
tn gas. and its AL dark
The odor from The room Assur II the elers thAi
she lad indeed -blowed out III gSs. ~. push.
iRg open the door he stopped ~ acv. rAi..d a
window and returned 70 the hall ~ persuade
the VerdAnt husband to retire With his uife.-
All argument vAs frgite.s ho~sver. and h.
VS. compelled 70 assign the siaple indivilBsla =
room for the night
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-12-13
Position OF VirxinIa Conxr-..,..,,
To ~ Peopie erbtr Rber',ag Co-grss,ionai
Dtsfrs7 ~ Virginia

l'etorc the last Congressional election. I an.
""'inecd to you nay desire to rvurr from pubic
i'ic' ln repeating now that detcrmiaAtioa. 1
have g. declarv 20 you my ,i...p and uuuuaBs,a
thanks. tur your kindness extended q, me nm,
- n'sny occasions IN tha past and 10 as.ur,
yoa that whatever ny future fSts mAy BE- yo.ir
favor shall not h. iorgottaa.
A. a border pcppl- you have r--uI;Ar i,,sr
est IN thr integrity ~ the FEDERAL Govsypue,,
] h. result Of thc roo'nt Presidential election 4.
mH'io thc prvteIt for an assault upoa the Con
sn'ut'on under the forms Of uhich ,t has h.s,
dccsl,,d
ihe hod and ndeoeBt haste ~ south Caroiins
H'eets ~ith ny trduslih.d euad-snnai.nn I,
Per'ls whatever q rlsrit therr may have he~p
hithsyso IN the oaase n tiR' soutb Il .aori.
No irns-iy for alleged gre, ,ttos bot -ili ip,..
siiy every ore 4 them Il nay pr,cipitass q
rr'oiat'an. vbrrh viii end To- n turn b. CO.,
nal isiei~n,i,nre sndsr me ero-r 4 Eavisst
~ iu msking he esstoa ststo. a.. r. stir-nA,
r'-s upon ihs dssiotisa ~ Franes
lt q nn' nocsssary nov to suisrge upon th~.,
considerations. thahk Go-i have ii,-d q,
D. you snis- sefsirs il ihi- cris,s. I dali p,
sum" ins -ost ~ tir commencement q ths -
s''n ani by my sots and by ny voics dali
rcsis' a. ronsunmatson - the rreat ursty
avs'nsi ths Coastititsoa ard ~ lAus
shall obey no ernnasd except that ~hi.t
rorfs from lou i ysa sho,ild diier in sris..s
froln me- n sou shasld think ,kst tfsa.an =, ~.
-onir'irraty sl.ouii he d,gaifsd s,h o. rsn..
= f.tf..tlss1. le' yuur irs,ruetirr- rr-.t 80 =,
Ws-h'agt"f and a,ll ~ ONE rr.ign ,nto our
hands nii d. ofhe.si power yaa sa,r o. .,snsr
-asig r1nferr.1 ufon no.
lrobhgef Er.s citizen
rutHBARD CLEMENs
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-12-13

hn fhsls, ssys ~ Htde insides, i,,-.
f.rsd s,us - b. $50. ~ osus q or Fsssl s.,5
iaisis rh.fh i sarthy n asi.fs
a hf1s r.ri ,otrr-i - bss rass ssa ia rio
% 'aa. go .. io,I-r aat b., ao,ssr haJ
seni tsf io gst ,sht ess.s
tishi esatsf. ssiJ fa ssAfef
Ira. siF
Whsi deFs yegr n.oiisr raat ulh sirht
.r1ts fint agst ~ sntfhlng
Wen sd % .ssid n,h.r ,p.i.i. ~ h.s
ruausy hsrs fr t.a. ed o., 81 bad aa,h,su
20 go 81 fsy 1eihsf ~ast. 10 bfg isaf a
hFesf
A iesfr rusrsed n - hsr. tsepsr - -tss
o. hfai elf
-Ns ~ g. s-sper IA siss ~ a. $40
sr ~ 'a, f,hsr s.asp ts-k sgt,a TUtt &
fr
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-12-13
4rxument, asain., sece..is..

The Alabama State Ss,.tiasl present. 20 n,
readers tbe following Arguments in opto.ition
to the accession Of AlabAIns from the Uniou. and
the formation OF separate government The
ed'tor OF the S~aiiaei has long been = Iead,sx
democrat oi that STATE
dissolve the Union. Ahd yoa disSolve the IA,
giuye slave Law. DO this aBd you eoaVcrt eve
~ STATE tnto Canadian province You could
not ct rlght demand your slaves IN krkAnsA.-
when dHt yoo ever nscApturc = slave from Can
ala or MeIieo.
Vow turn to th- map of ,he Uni,s.i Sts,c.
i~'a a thn Ntnstfun ~ DelawArc And Mary.
land. " Att. 20 Trrvent their slave. fr,,,u o..
ing tn fCnnsylyaniA and New Jrrs.v' Tprnt,
Virginia and kentucky. Sadie bv "a. y,,,, k.,.
fcnnsylysnis. Ohio, Indiana and nl,noi. H.
river l. frozen IN win.sf. II Is dry or shalIo,-
IN sumner. man caa swim t cross II an
beat. 90 plank ran or on a log. NJ Any sea
son" -
Look =; Missouri, ArkansAs an Texas. mar,
nculaSiy Missouri Thtr, is IIiinoi. on ths e.,
lows on fhe north and sn-as on th- ,.,-,, All
iree StH'.s Dissolve ths Union. and tAey b.
come 10 Missouri. cach Of th.m. H5rr,g. oor
srsS'~gts. prccisely such A. CAnaia AMI NJ;
Co where your slave, onrs NJ cutters had a. Iii
he dcad or fire.. In the Union a. ,h,n.,. r-r,.in
The slave .nows be - liable 10 b. t,,,r.,,,l 80
brought tAck' and will not hazard The Attempt
20 escape Out ofths Union and he .opu lsnri,.
that every farm boune, every hamlet And v,llas,,,
m the city Of rrfug's and be yond qusstioo would
70 any length 10 get over the line Here arr,
fVe states IN this condition They cannot Al.
fsnse With the eonsttution and the fugitive slave
law. I.s
Bot we will form -trcatiea Yes. WHEN On.
can make bargain and have things All M.
oNnTay We have treaties With England ami
heHsco' but nonA we knor of ryAebed the cA..
~ We cannot I've tosctiser under the canstitng
tom oS consent to have the lA~. enforced. n J.
folly to drludc ourselves with the hopes Of !.
treaty for the rrturn offlgitivcs fron either ia.
ticU or labor
But - will pursue our slaye-. II n-e,l be v,,,
hundred m"n. Yes and they viii r~.,,t
with tSO hundred uea.
Then ~e Will bring I've hundry-i" And
they will brEg thousand~
What comes neat but nm Arn.ei invasion
ang proclamation offering frcsd,ra e. the .lAy. ;
h"se hNe ctatos poll nearly hAlfA million u..,s,,
than tWo-h'th- Of the entire vote of the South
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-12-13
POETRY.
The Union.


Dissolve the Uninai Who wr-af M,
tEf chain that biasis a. heart 10 nesStN
..eh ina MS forged ~ SAiI,ts.f sIrr,
N'ssi he Revslatisrn srea
". 'csi'd-Oh vhrrr ~ rfrb n s.--ss
!" "Af'en's EDd N sanptcr's b1sdi
hss..A'- the Uuica, B. IA. Fr.p.,
whsh lenor' rrarcd her ht.rsi, lanr.
Ana maa he aios destrscti,ln's . rhtld
And N,ansa w hur ,ss.i,ns Wild
danced m ihe lie hin--a u her Oarr,
nei"re the drcaafal sul1oans
Dissolve yhs uaion Ron away
lhe sE-ansied ttAx of t.l0r-b dAy
biol um the htsinfy % the hravr
And d-secrsfe csAih pafr,otS sraNe
Asd thea above the Srerk u yrAr,
Vaan an eternity - tears.
pi,solye ths UnIa,si cannbs
shnf those vha sr-ak such word. AZ, ~.
yreaf cod dti any die b. ave
.,ifh snrtid nrctches ffun the grave
When trcsss ~ breast .nsi hana % hand
oar pAiTsot fAihcrs tfevd the lAlsd
Dissolve tee Unbon, 10 hnrbe.r,
Ahc sword n pari,..ir. Il fh~rr
tat 9nf hsir And carth shaii kt,1~
dsrkcr. dra.ilicr tals of 49,
khhn lhsfuFy = crttnsin tale has tnhI
snce NsrUs car IN blood = er r,,ss'i
nssplv. The rnion speAk y. bill,
le .Nart@-'ing fssSuntasns. cry
shrs A out ys streams and miaEiins rills
Aigd pceAn ruaT m aEysny
DrSf hercssi leAP fi"m slory's ed;
Ana 'n'eid the HaAnor % sOHf blucdf
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-12-13

What would regular array of coasid-..hl.
strength in the forests Of America do with -.
thousand Of thess men, who want nothing u
preserve their health and courage but water
from the spring. win little par,.he,i corn with
VIA, they can easily prv-vrv in huntiRg.l and
who, wrapped in their biankets II the dead of
night would cbocs- ths shade Of tr,a Tor thei.
covering and the earth Cor their bed -
Aiter the speaking, The military &, 4 into limo
and at once marched night royalty in 20 dinner
being preceded by bands Of music With their
"sonorous metal blowing martial sounds"
The iAd'es had separate and. ! am told. mort
sumPtuousiy supplied tables provided FOR ,hera
IN an adjacent grove. which g1Ard, dctaiIei
for tha, especial purpose, protected frou intru-
sion.
That did justice 20 my dinner on the orca
sion it will b. upcrtluou- TO say. when my drive
that morning Is taken into consideration. Bat
hungry As was, and continued to be for some
considerable time after had been actively en-.
ployed at the tables. had the discretion 20 .tnp
when was done, which some mutton -uunehsr,
there did not do, and consequently tbey hav,
never dared 70 look shaep in the face sincr th.
day Of the dinner. Take IL altogether il was to
ne glorious heaquet which did great credit to
uose who ruled the -rOAStS.- And il there
we're any there who did not appreciate its mer.
its, 70 such I voSld eomIDeDd the following
lines
"Out upon II calf say
Who turns his Erumhlng head a~ay
And 9uArtuls With his feed of hAy
Because J. MT clover
Give % me tae happy mind
Thai Stf ever seek and dnd
nOme,hing lsir and something kint
All The ~ s. Norid over
Our hungry ey 20 may foudly wish
To- ,cl uInid hcsh and hsh
And ginaf uT-On the silver dish
Thai hDlts golden pl0,rr;
lrt u cur table be but sprrad
With slrh hut meats and y hsl~-ane br,aI
IL thankful II VEN al~ays f,-i
As vel. the Nblr-Sutki over. -
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-12-13

few nights back small party ~ lsdt =
and gvnhcncn were laughing over ihe suppo-. =
avk'sar,inoss at,endiia dsclsrs,ion of l,,t
when = gentleman rcmarkod that II h. ever ~
fercd himself be- would % Il IN = collected .id
busincss.like manner
1Fot insiaure b. cortiu1r,l ,idryssinr hifq
gelf 20 iady present = would say. Miss IS -.
I have bern two YEAR looking Tor Awis
an 10 receipt ~ ihousand pounds year ff,in
ny business whieh g daily On ths inaroase Of
ail ,he ladie- ~ ny srqusiniasrs. ads,ire you
g. m..-, indeed lbys you sni uould glsdir
MAZE you nv ufio
"Y9l aaifer n's By your preference r,,.f
hunofadiy rePlsd Ni-f-- b. ~ sarrf,ss
o. IN pressnt a refsr yoa b. iag father
-n-ato erciai1iei o. reniisnan
aWAll de,lsre'- said ~ issirs 10 ehar4.
fady snd rsntiruian god r,a.isr vtr,
marril soon sAer Wasnt ihat as.ie.i usg
of -ror.ag % tbs pant sui isiy i.ke a.-thai
cf aiG /. uian a. BE- vordi