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Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-05-05

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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-24
THE BORDER STATES.

Will the Border Slave States follow South
Carolina and other Cotton States in their at
tempted secession
This question has become one of vital in.
terest to the Border States, and of some consid-
Grafton BY the people of all portions of the
country. And We are glad to be able to see
many indications of the triumph of reason and
calm judgment over passion and prejudice oil
along the border. While these States, if any,
have most reason to complain of the North for
aiding fugitive slayes-since hundred escape
from them where one escapes from the Cotton
States-yet here We have comparatively little
complaint on this score.
On the contrary, We know that some Of the
most intelligent Shareholders admit that the escape
of restless aud uneasy slaves acts as safety valve
by removing those who might stir up dissatistac-
ton among their fellows and perhaps even d SER
vile nsurrection. We have heard masters say
those who run away are generally either trihing,
turbulent and dangerous sayes, OF they have
triBGg masters; aud in either case their escape
greatly contributes to the quiet and safety of
society.
As enc evidence of the conservative and Union
loving disposition of those Southern men who,
from their neighborhood, best know the aims and
purposes of their Northern fellOw-citzens. We OBJ.
serve with pleasure that large and enthusiastic
Union Convention was recently held at Christians
burg, Montgomery County, Virginia. The Hon.
WM. BALLARD PRESTON, officiating as chairman
Of "a numerous Committee, introduced the resolu-
tons, which were advocated by him, by the Hon.
W. K. Staples, aud several other gentlemen, aud
adopted with great unanimity. We have only
room for the fourth of the series, which will
show the spirit of the meeting, and is as follows.
Rered That the election ei Abgaham Lincoln TO the Peal,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-24

1t is fayorite cOnceit of our Southern fellow.
Northerner cares for is the dollar; that the
Yankee heart is like an onion, made up of sue.
ceseive layers of unsubstantal coverings and that
when all these are removed central substance
is at length found small, hard germ, which
prOvet on examination, 10 be only gold dollar.
1t is pretty fancy, not limited, however, by
latitude in its application. In devotion TO the
main chance we may still learn something from
our brethren OF the South.
We think, for instance, if New-York, or Massa-
chusetts, or any other Northern State, had deter.
mined two or three months ago TO go out of the
Union, and had taken steps to comsummate that
step, that their representatives would hardly
have gone to Washington and drawn their pay
from the Federal Government for services
not rendered, and which they never intended
70 render. The representatives of the late
State OF South Carolina have, IN demanding
and securing their salary for 1861, set us al
example in sharp practice which may very prop
erly command the admiration of the cutest ped
der that ever inveigled an old woman into buy
ing NUOueH nutmtSn iOi thc genuine uit'N' EU
are the gentlemen from her sister States much
behind the cavaliers of South Carolina. Their
going out, il il true, is no, quite certain; but
one would suppose that decent regard for pro
prety would have suggested to them to wait I'LL
that question was decided before clamorng at the
doors Of the Treasury for their pay. But It is
the Northerners who wait, the Southerners who
insist upon securing their wages in advance. In
u single day lost week the former were put oil
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-24
demagogue.

According to the doctrine laid down by ex-
Judge Magrath-that the passage of the Secession
ordinance repeats at once, 90 for rs South Caro-
Ina is concerned, all the laws of the United
States-it follows, among other results, that the
slsve.trade from Africa is now legal in South
Carolina. All the others Of the original thirteen
States have laws Of their own prohibiting tho
African trade. South Carolina has no sucn
law. She continued 10 legalize the traffic down
to the moment that the act Of Congress prohibit.
ing, under penalties, its further prosecution went
into operation.
Should South Carolina succeed in maintaining
her state of single bessedness, the slavc.traders
would be left at liberty to make free use of her
ports; and the famous Mr.. Lamar of the yacht
Wanderer would only have to transfer his bust
ness from Savannah to Charleston, to obtain for
his efforts at reviving the African trade fun
legal sanction.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-24

be found pretty strong and very earne" parry
at the North opposed TO any taking back except
upop the distinct condition that every man shall
thereafter catch his own negroes If he pretend" 10
own MY. We abide by the Constitution and
Union As they are but if they shall ever come to
be- made over again, We shall insist very strenu-
ously on that condition.
The North will never be on terms OF perfect
eouality with the South in the Union until she
is fully ready to look the specter Disunion square
in the face, and say to it "Come on " Whhe
the Union is represented and regarded as boon
conferred on the North BY the South We are
inevitably under foot. But let it be now distinctly
settled that while the Free States love and prize
the Union. they will neither bride, nor coax, nor
entreat the Slave States to remain in 1t, and We
shall enjoy peace with freedom.
OF course, if any State, North or South, has
laws at variance with the Federal Constitution,
We would have those laws annulled. But We
protest against judgment passing against State
without trial. 1t is perfectly easy to make a
Gaze which will involve the constitutonallty OF
any State anti kidnapping law, and have it passed
On By the Supreme Court-which IL certain to
give Slavery ut least oil its due-and that ease
might easily be made to cover the whole ground
affirmed in all these laws. If that Court pro-
nounces against those laws, they are thenceiorth
but 20 much blank paper. And that is the true
way to dispose of them.
There exists perfect Reign of Terror at
the South, especially in the Cotton States; and
no man can fOresee to what extent the madness
of some and the cowardice of others may carry
them. Our chief solictude is that the Free
States shall be infected neither BY the madness
nor the cowardice, but stand calm and un-
shaken to the end, whatever that end may be.
And the latest indications encourage the hope
that they will.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-24

Mr.. Douglas has hitherto been considered q
man of pluck. People who could not claim for
him any other moral quality who admitted that
his word could not be relied on, that be had no
principles. that he was even unfaithful 10 hls
stsunchest friends, still declared with admiration
that be had courage and persistence. But noN
he has himself destroyed even this last relic Of
his prestige. Terrified by the Southern fuss and
clan,or he finally declares himse'n taror Of rsstOr-
inc the Missouri line In the Senate Committee,
on Saturday, he said, what he had said before in
private. that Sin view of the dangers which
" threaten the Republic with disunon, revolution,
(" and civil war, he was prepared to act upon
{" the matters in controversy without any regard
" to his previous action, and as if he had never
" made speech or given vote on the subject"
There is the last Of Douglas! His boosted
courage all frightened out of him! His brave
talk about enforcing the laws and maintaining the
Constitution all sienced Why, chicken would
show more frnness and more manhood than thls
boosted champion of Popular Sovereignty. In
comparison with him, who does not admire
Rhett and Yancey, and every other DisunionSt
who is ready to stand by his wOrds' A brave
traitor is better than a cowardly and skulkins
demapopue
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-24

The most luminous instance Of cheap patriot
ism yet given is that Of the West Point Cadets
from South Carolina, who gave up all the ad
yantages Of the brilliant education aud hopes Of
a military career which were offered them at
that school, TO 90 home and offer their services
to their native State in her hour Of trial. It
happens, however, that the position of thess
young gentlemen in their class was such that
they were sure of an involuntary dismissal OF
the January examination.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-24

Ssncv .r,bs r,5 gies under lie pSovidons Of the cons
lion and in The manner prescbed therein Is not ~ ts5s su
oient cause ftr any Dsts 20 sceds rom ths Union"
We observe, also, sast nearly all the papers Of
oil parties in Maryland, Virginia and Kentucky,
are taking ground in favor Of the Union. The
few exceptions only sufficient to prove tho
rule. These States, occupying q middle position
between the prosperous North and the decay
ing South, will not be apt to attach themselves
TO the waning fortunes Of the latter. Perphaps
no better index can be found OF the soci2l and
business condition Of a State. than that fnr.
nished by its postal statistics. On this point We
have some figures from the papers accompanying
the late Report of Postmaster General Holt which
are peculiarly instructive They exhibit COM
parison Of the receipts and expenditures IN To"
mil service fer the year 1859 in the hTe
States which have most threatened secession
with three of the Northern States. 1t VIZ
be seen that, while these five States expended
more than three times their gross receipts,
there was in the three Northern States largs
excess Of receipts above expenditures. suoh
results cannot fail to exert powerful infu-
, nce on the Middle States
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-24

The steamer City of Manchester, with Euro
peaD dates of the 18th inst, via Queenstown,
passed Cape Race on Saturday morning. Her
news is one day later than that by the Fulton
The City of Manchester brings about 900 in
specie. The steamer Jura sailed for New-York
on the 18th inst, with $4,000 The political
news by the City of Manchester is unimportant
1t is said that the supposed robbery of British
citizens in Mexico will cause determined action
on the part of the British Government, who were
awaiting official communication Of the report
Italian affairs remain unchanged. The programme
of the new Austrian Ministers of State promises
many sweeping and important measures of re-
form. The breadstufs market was firm, with an
upward tendency.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-24
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kentucky W.. Ohio.

WAsuIsGros, Saturday, Dec. 2 100.
The matter of the Commonwealth Of Kentucky. by
tie Governor aud Executive authority thereof ayssss
the Governor of the State of Ohio was taken up ia
the Supreme CouIt to-day.
Mr.. Monroe having read the petition and exhibIt.,
ard having moved tie Court for a writ Of mandamu,.
on FOR rule TO show cause pursuant 10 the terms q
ssd petition, II ordered that the motion be- AZ,
down for argument the llh q January and /, was
further ordered that the Clerk of the Court forth
with send copy Of this order, and of the petition and
exhibits filed therein to lie served Oh his Exc-lency
William Denniscn, Governor of the State oi Ohio.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-24

in tho Money Market, revival u Southern

in tho Money Market, a revival u Southern
trade aud ten per cent advance on StocSs. snoh
is manfeStly the programme, which onT inc
stubboruness of the earnest Secessionists-those
who really mean Secession, and are not merely
play ing game of brag--and that Of the genuine
Republicans in Congress is likely to defeat. IL
such general collapse ia really to come upon us,
let us snve, if possible at least the right OF each
State to govern itself within it's own limits; and
this is at stake in the case Of Virginia against
New York
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-24

The Senate Committee o. Thirteen were in
session six and half hours on Saturday Mr.
Critteuden'S proposition to amend the Colstitu'
ton, establishing line from ocean to Oceal,
with Freedom above and Slavery below, never
TO be disturbed, was discussed at great length.
Messrs. Crittenden, Douglas, and Bigler, sus-
tanned the proposition and it was opposed by
Messrs. Wade, Doolittle, Colamer, and Grimes.
Messrs. Rice and Powell joined its advocates in
voting for it, and Messrs. Hunter, Toombs, and
Davis, joined its Opponents--saying, however,
that they would go for it if the Republicans
would propose it in good faith. The other propo-
sitions submitted by Mr.. Crittenden were voted
upon, but declared lost, under a rule adopted by
tie Committee, which requires that each prOpO-
stion shall receive the votes of majority of the
Republicans and Of those opposed to the Repub-
hcans.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-24

We had supposed that the lowest depth Of
human baseness had already been reached in and
about the White House, but we were mistaken
here it is at last We quote from the Wash
ington correspondence Of The Herald but not
without having first made inquiry and been SAB
isfsd that the paragraph is substantially true:
In every hotel and every in this city hear badly
anything enuncaon OF the President his course IN
refusing gEen Major Anderson Justice should be done
the President by asserting the the assertion
upon good authority that Ls Pre'ceat fear Of
nation he attempts tie force Fort Mor He
has expressed himself 10 distinguished Democratic member
Of the Government who know would denounced him ia
the Senate traitor had the acknowledgment,
been made which enlisted the President the sympathy Of
Senator, and induced him to withhold bis denuncison."
is it possible that sixty brave ana true men
are doomed to wantOn death by the base tremor
of single coward Has it come to pass that
the place of Washington, Jefferson and Jackson
has fallen into such trembling hands If 80,
was it not high time for on overturn,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-24
Interest on the Virginia state Debt.

RIoHsoSD, Saturday, Dec. -, 1860.
Three hundred and eighiy-two thousand dollars in
specie were forwarded to-day 10 New-York by the
Treasurer of this State to meet the half year Interest.
on the coupon bonds OF Virginia, payable in that city
Company of this city VIII turn out TO meet The
South Carolina delegation ON Tuesday next, on ,hssr
way from Washington home.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-24

GODDARD Bailey who has charge of the Indian
trust funds in the Department Of the Interior,
Washington, has confessed to the Secretary of
that Department that he some time since alb
stracted from safe in his Office, State bonds
and Coupons to the amount Of So3000O, which
he and other parties used for the purpose of
hypotbecation and with the intention of restitu-
ton. But owing to the present panic, they found
themselves upable TO do so. The dispatch says
Mr.. Bailey distracted these funds for "tempOr.
AIRY purposes" as if that lessened the crime
any. If this plea ayails him, the man who here
after invades the precincts of a hen-coop, aud is
caught with the fowls in his hands viii only
bove 10 say that he took them for temporary
purposes"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-24

The Pony Express with California dates to
Dec. 9Th, passed Fort Kearney on Friday. There
was no news of Importance. The Secession re-
ports from the Southern States did not appear
TO elicit much interest.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-24
The Illinois Banks.

CmIcAGo, Saturday, Dee - go
dispatch from Springfield states thu, the Bank
Commissioners have extended their call ON the banks
for additional margin The extended call requires ths
banks To put mp one quarter Of the additional mardn
by the 18th of February and the other three quarters
by the 10Th II March,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-24

with the excuse that the Treasury was empty,
while the latter drew thirty thousand dollars for
services which, if we may trust their sssevera-
tops, they never mean to perform. If We are all
traders in our section. at least We try to deal
upon the sluare.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-24
New9lork daily Mibn,rs
MONDAY, DECEMBER "a, 1860.
TO CORREsPONDEkTs

TO CORRESPONDENTS
rs nefse be taken Of Anonymous Communicated What
sver intended o- insertion must be authenticated by the
and address the writernot necessarily for pubt
don, but a. guaranty foI biz good faith: -
Business should al be addressed TO TEE EHw
Yopg TRIBUNE
We ossuo updeytste TO return rejected Communications
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-24

TOWER CLOCKS REGULATORS, AND OFFICE
snoovs-n rnest securste time keepe<s IN the world
SpERsY L. Co, No. $S7 Broedwsg.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-24

PANIC OVER.
SIX MILLIONS SPHcIH ARRIVED.
PviE MILLIONS SAID AvLoAT.
vBsks IL THB
col vEKuHpf
In 50 Lilies Wrought and On Howes STANDARD Ball
Chilled Iron Ssfes in beerng Scales In the Banks
In the City Banks and CeaIinss the Mint and Assay Of
House. hcea
IS sECoSp-HANp sAYRs II ssCosp.HANp
Of other Makers for sale for sale cheap taken IN
cbesp taken In exchange for change for Howes STANDARD
Lilies Scales.
prepared to slow fair prices for eeopdh hand Safes IN eI
for e Also for second hand Scsles In exchange for
Howe's Standard Scales FRANK (. HOWE
No a3 Broadway, one block below Astor House.
CONCENTRATED LEAvEN.
Apply RswARpEp-7he reward OF using Aesrs L, cgAn'
Co.'S Bortonl CoScxsTRaTHD LsAvsS, viii be hSht
nutritious bread cakes rolls and pastry We were tndnoedts
Try and verdict that 1t Ia Just the incest" preparation
ever discovered
For sale by all the principal Grocers and Druggists
GRoHGE II. BATES, Wholesale Agent.
No. 1s9 PeaEst., ~ Y.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-24

rt.I -I e..
1900 OvsReoArs.
300 DRxss Fnocx CsAu
$500 BvsINxss CoArss
800 VELVET vnsr.
1900 CAssIAHRs VBsrs.
eco CASHMERE PArvs-
And
uSpHR
Cost
m.u.isc.-r.
EvAEs, ago sxssss,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-19
T.i-Wcekly Freight and Passenger Line
FOR BALTIMORE.

rn~~s THE Pu"haau Steamboat Company Steam
hers GEO PEABODY, capt. Etchtnp PEll'H-
Am, and BLLNlDEEE, Capt wv. kEr>f, viii leave Itch
Jnd tor Baltimore every T&3iY, Ynrsig and SttaJf'y
RETURNING Will leave l,iIlnrc for cn"nd every I"tSHdy
ThHrSiaY and SItaridp. thereby ca Shipn- Hnl Pes
To have pPprluni! o communication between The
points every other day
- Freight received in both places every day.
For Speed and Comfort. rgda il
SUPERIOR any Of their class he found any other
tcsc steamers has ing been lttci with rnd1
Enom Passenger Accommodations Commended Ia The
travelling and fris'ln" cnnmnn! The most c,Iarabi,
cheapest and s"t m al transportation hci"cen tie two
points.
TICKETS he procured ot"c. Shot Slip opp
Columbian Hotel, at the ~crmrrs Innins. Rocket.
" W. ttl::.E, Agents. tio,mond.
sept Tdly j. Bl.ASDI ,JR.. No. ii-hI baltimore
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-19
New Fall Stock.
Tremendous Excitement At
nA4 Main street. LvnchbsirK, va.

n. GUGG + y IL FL Nj Il
IUAs rearus.d kam The ksrfh via barge and beautiful
rfock of FALL AND WINTER GOODS 10 hieh the At
teptcu Of the pahhc b faprtieuisr;r iesticd
TAe saaes universal admit Thai sock Of Drras
dA sAs~as aaks qasie In point Of beauty and
elegance
for grnuemens wear have snlcrior lot 81 Cloths chssi
ana tsstiag. Heavy Wseoss hilnscls Boots sho-
DC, a. hioh all ase invited 10 call and examine.
n R-Csuauy Merchants viz do we'll give my stock
examinsscn hcfore gvipg Naxth. ~ O.
~ .Is -lcnI
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-19
MAGNIFICENT SCHEME.
ozAED CAPITAL PRIzE
$4,000!
Grand Consolidated Lottery Of Delaware.
CLASS "a.
To be drawn In Wilmington Del, saturday, March 81, iSe
SCHEME.

Tickets 40 Halves Ella, Quartcr-3a Eighth. tsi',
Certificate Of Package Of 70 Nboie-, e,,>s ts' ~
do 70 Halves ~
10. do 70 Quartrr., .....f--,--. ~ -
do. do. 20 Etgh,iis, ..t...+.-t.. ~ ~
Grand Consolidated Lottery of Del,
ON THE. HAVANA PLAN.
CLASS Ii.
To be drawn In Wilmington bel, saturday, March sis 1Sl
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-19

tSyH Notice 10 slippers Of Tobacco,


OFFICE Sot III oIDE RAILROAD CO..
PkiEhsHt re, fcbTilr Is, ls6J
AN aud after MONDAY the 2nth February, The follow
~ rates ri Fr"tSnt will he Charge >uul
Er"ad "hran! from L!nehbnrg t. Petersburg, hichmond
II
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-19
G.. CASSAED & SON,
Pork Packers, Ham turers and PrOViSi0

II Z IT 7
Nos i0I il2, WE~1 BALTIMORE STREET,
BALTIMORE.
HAVE constantly hand Bacon sides, Shoulders Plain
and sugar Cured IIas, breast Pieces AMI Lard in bar
reis keus Orders filled at market prices. Heb II dGn
Notice to Shippers Of Toba co to the West.
FENHE unersgn, prepared 10 give increase. facilities To
shippers of ubacco To I'll" West. having shortened the time
reduced ird Ia fourth class.
Through receipts given The principal points in she West by
Railroad the OHIO River aud irests guaranteed as low Us
other line The ony atSipncnt between Baltimore
Cincinnati, indianapolis II Louis add lineage. is miar 1T Pitts
burg directly ear, thereby avoiding
rnyase an, crriL-e, and all damage Tobacco from cNo
e2y- No commissions charged at Baltimore T r,tishdr-
MAtii.AN Y kODN-.
No. ~ North street. Baltimore.
Refer Jesse Hare < Co, ". ID. Miller. ana L. ta!tor
ynchburg Jacob Head Co.. and Jacob Brandt Ir, Bait
more march is-liy
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-19
Sombrero Guano.

MhnnTHcfurffs n Hi'INNil' TIthItFs III
II ats Caps, and Straw @ GODS,
No. i6' Nam Street, oppoaife Exchange Bank,
RICHMOND, VA.
~ ING made extensive preparations offering to
the ncrrn MS Of Virginia. North Carolina and Ienncs
prize. which caunni bat sale. The hrgest aad
t0f je stpk 81 Spring dad Summer G0oS ever got
l market Ich for quality, variety md elegance,
,Nc''d. h they nsk look before purchasing
elsewhere. uRpgn- s,ticly aud prompt, attended 10.
Mr l. L. i'll flhsuS. formerly III Inion Monroe county,
Interested In business and viii de, Ia II his ,aua
Ir Elicit " WElSlGER,
II dluHr ~ 81.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-19
RICHNoNn ADvRRTIsEMEETs.

JOHNSON ,lOINtfa,R ~ OILY
ia fEAEf. - UT.
nsrwkas sAIs AND e.sl, .e, ND sisesA
IL 1000 bags Rio, LAguyrs and java oe6sss
- bags Mocha do
5,o sides good and damaged ale Leather .
bBg boxrs Adamantino CandIys
100 hoxss uroun Soap;
ts5 boxes Fancy do
1oa Kegs 0id Domihion SAllE
lab barrels n. q. Aoisz.es
Is hogshsads Cuba Molas-es
~ do ". o. sugar
iosl barrels extra &. sugar;
Ia9 do low grasss Sugar,
~ do grHnaiaisd sugar
~ ground sugar
"a patent cut loaf Sugar
=, barrrl. crushed sugar;
Ia kegs soda;
i0a i.,xr French Window Gnss;
laS kits No. Mackerel;
~ barrls M, Heritage;
ieo bu.hr. Clover. Timoih, and other Grass seeds.
BcsiJes full Of GHOCEkIEs Ne well as large
ana .ltetcd stock 10 FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC i1Q
TORS. We also for Of the hcs brands "i
MOUNTAIN Rye WIii-kEY all u which We will ssil low.