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nm foihionabler GleiOerlaOclt,

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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-11-29
Forgetting hi. own Doctrine.

senator TooSss. Of Georgia has suddenly be
eoms oblivioHs ofbis own doctrine in rrgar,i 10
ths rdress Of grievances. Four years ago b. ~.
buksd Hale for disregariisg law. and constitu.
tons. Now b. inculcaics contempt lgr both.
IN replying. on the 2sh Il February.
is5s in tho sena's II The United States. To- NJ.
iIale u New Hampshire who had denounced
certain laws u Kan-as Territory a. invalid and
unworthy of obcd,ensc saws the National Intel
hg-Ho-rl NJ spoke ~ follows ia support 81 =
SOUND doctrine which IL not without pcrtia.u
ey at tae present iimc viso certain orators aro
gong abou, tracking the pc0ple 90 resist ,hs
constitutional election of President We
quote from To- Appendix D. The Congressional
'!lobe Cor ths FIRST .sssj1n ~ thc Thirty Essr,h
Ceagres-. page lI-
iet hins endravsr to change ihsse laNs n
they arr bal bias lst bonn take rsre g. 30 10 .n a
legal and proper manner That j. legitimate
that - proper but ~ h,n not sttamf,t % neite
Iusurrection Amons amy clasr ~ nhshstsuss
white of BLACK " waa we'll remarked b.
lrs-nei Fngii-h nuthur t.st b. ,.ho g.-tE
sbout teachinr ~ s,'plr shat dry arr B,s
.o veil governed ~ thsy should i-r. viii ast f,,l
o. hud many attentive lstnlrs uhrthor ti.l r.,s.
rrumsut o. roud or hsd IS s bong as rau are
eitha h. iaW yau may olanfr yeur Govern
fafnt bat whenever you attempt 600 10 b ht
force a. his.aishs.i yoi are usually held 90 h.
~ rnetag ~ society and mosf take fhs chanr,s
- rrvulsura.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-11-29
Southern strength.

Now Is the time saws the Alexandria CARTE.
d9iin 10 urge Southern Direct Trade, aud Homo
Manufacture. Whether the Union is lost or
dissolved each Southern State ought to exert all
is energies to Increase it- strrngth Every do
me stis enterprise that Is essential To home com.
fort and safety should be encouraged. All should
unite in these peaceful Measures for securing true
independence and security. Virginia should
sti mulate its home manufactures labor for direyt
tra de build more manufactures, encourage ship
boilding' and improve in every possible way her
present system OF agriculture Our State has
the means and capabilities Of an Empire in it.
self We need not he dependent upon the North
nor be regarded As an -appendagc to the Cotton
Sf,ft--
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-11-29

bsS-Thc Baltimore American notices - hat no
doubt, has often been a subject Of rejection with
thinking people. that -iLe Southern border
Sts'es. which suffer almost exclusively from the
principal practical grievance of which the South
complains--the loss OF her slave propcrty-are
the most devoted of all the States to the pres.
srvarion Of the Union. and that it is in those
States which suffer least, such "a South Caro-.
lima, Georgia, SC. that the most extrnvagant nd.
vocAteE of secession are found" II i pot be.
eanse the people Of the Border States arr less
jealous of their rights less sensitive 10 wrong
and less chivsJrie in THAR character than the
Ere eaters" ofthe South. bat because. with them
the practical erls u Disunion and perhap-
civil war have 10 l,e weighed in the opposite
soale;- and ~0 may add. ioo. because they have
never liked the course Of the South Carolina
politicians. IN proposing h thsu,. ~ " oostant
iy done what they oagh, to do or what they
shall dS, in the premises sometimes. A. M nrss
ent, At the riss II being stitched on" whether
they will or not. ~ he Disnnidn car. Il would
seem 10 he more proper IN every way, that az
South Carolina and Georgia suffer but little. II
any from tho "ospital grievance" and would
suffer least 81 all in ease Of Disnnin, that these
States sbould wait for the lead OF Virginia and
kchtueky-- aud not Attempt either 10 le,pf or
dr're tbs Southern Grain-Crowing Tobacco.
rai-inE. aa'l Cattls-gFazing stairs, which A. no,
roeoguiEe ~cotsan" - her king
.fisr1sdru Gaslhs
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-11-29

lFVr ~ Rr.. P-e..-l

TIE National ksfciiigesosr. Of SATURDAY. la.
in an adwirAbls series Of sketrb,-.. taken from
the historical .eec.sions and ~ nnexA,ions that
have occurred in the Empire Of Franoe-intro-
duces n tabular statement the nrst And La
lines Of which read thus. Province Of Berry.
A. d. 100; Mite and Savoy. anDexs.l $50
Then follows The practical application in the
following luminous words
Prom the data comprised ia this table /, ar
pears that To repHits it, discovered members
cost the Nation Of FEASeE seven hundred An.i
s'Hty years We put the question. and pause
for a reply What would a -iegic ancient Pro
vince of that Nation. gsia by bang s-t apar,
and severed fron The mighty body Of which u is
n nSembcrr'
The whole article. from which this extract i,
copied makes more than half q one Of the spa.
eious pages Of that venerable journal Appear.
ing - seasonably--being me, by tAe Se.,ators
and Representatives. while On ros.le 10 o.. Fed.
eral capitol. there can BE- no loab,. On, The
timely sound Of zach : H'a~aiAg Voice Of M
tory viii receive The most solemn consider
ton.
Having been hAbitnAl reader Of GAfEs 4
srAroS's iHeoHpara5ls Aeaior." ever since INV
ehildhood-thir;y-seven yoArs--I had right q
look, A. have been looking, for EgLt. from n,
Capitol Ny looking hA. not been in vain. The
corner Of Seventh 4 d. sireets. washineton. i.
more radiant than Capitol Hill itself
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-11-29

Now j. tie time tsays tl.s AIssandria Ga.
reiiel b. ursr r0utherB direct trade and hom.
nannfsctares. Zach southern state ought n
exert al H. energies 20 aercase ~ internal eco
eo'nicsl strength. Every domestic enterprise
hat is esscntal o. boHe comfort AMI safety
should b. encouraged All should unite IN thcse
peaceful measures for securing tine indepsp.
denoe add security Virginia sbonld stimulate
sc homo manufactures labor flr direct trade
build more uianufaetries, encourage sl,ip-bu,Id
mg and improve insvery possibis way ler prs
sni sfsiem - agriculture Our STATE has ~
n'eahs and capabilities II ~ erapirs r. i,s.sr q
We need nat be- deTei',ieht upoa he North
nor permit ourselves 10 h. rrrar,lesi ~ an zap
Penfiage ~ ths Caitoa siatst
Ihis y tie poi'ey ~ LAIN always aasass
bui ihe vcfy pen uho haze bssa tlss rno.t ois.s.
orouf sgaisst ~ North ha4s lsas tho ,,a.,
psosiEsl IN sieadihg ibeir r,os.sy at the Nosh
We buy from ihat quarter our huetess lso..,s
and even oar eipthespias. ~iiist ~ hsv. IN
sbuuiaHce ~ materials sol sslll AZ BEN. A
Ashiaaable yogug la1y saaoas ~ raarri.i u,.
lss- she seqis - Nsv York g. h.r oa6t T.s
una % eneo,1aal bones rnsuufastures. Ard ees.s
grurabiing ~ ous oau Elly
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-11-29

Much difference Of opinion AZ p.li a. lfrecs
opposition Of assertion rsist- in rsissia- % What
Laws have been passed by the Nor,hern States
with the view Of ob.truciing or aailifting tho
Fugitive slave law. Tho Governor Of Geor-
ga IN his message Recommending retaliatory
legislation. included New York among IN.
States that had 10 offended. bat the Journal Of
oo"nserre tileDocrstl has shown tia, no le,xi--
iahon has been had in that state since ls4O,
AMI that The existing law does not conflict with
the Fugitive slave Law. In tho same message
the Governor cites several sections OF the Mass
AeAo.etts Law. which sections, the Boston paper.
concur in stating. have been repealed. In a
Pablisbest list OF these nulli6catioa sia,ss
Penns. ivania Is inea,Ied. yet tbs psper. Of that
state deny the charge. and the Phs laslslph,n
Bulletin Of yesterday, says there is no such
law, and the Fugitive Slave Law has been bet
tar enforced in Pennsyly ania than any othor
State" New Jersey is aIso included in the
category on the strength ola law OF ls47. yot
that State has never been in the control of the
Republican party and up To a recent ,eriod
the Democrats have had sufficient power. In
their control OF the Legislature and ,he election
oil Democratic Uovvrnors, To repeal Apy OBJ
noA'ons law. The same may bs said OF Penn
sylvaniA- Tbs latest law the subject passed
m that State was in ls4'. since which time the
Democrats have frequently possessed both leg
iAiaiiye and executive power, without attempt
ing To modify tbs law. whilst under it fugitive
slaves have been frequently arrested in tina,
state and returned TO their owners. case Oi
the kind occurring ouly a week since. In view
oil these misstatements and mis- understanding
upon subJeet which has an importAat coaneo-
ton with the existing sectional differences. we
are glad that the editors at the National Intel
lgeneer have undertaken the tax Of gathering
correct and impartial information Ba,fin,,.rr
ASs5-icB..
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-11-29

wnsa Hair. s.,...,, :, t,,,;,,. p.....,,.
ms anasa,nesf ,o an, HOUSE a, p,,.,..,,.,,..,.
,ieash % f.~a. w.s.,ss,oS n. nj. ~. ss,,...,.
ssaoas s.sher remarls,
Nor. IT,, an ,,,l..r ;..l;.;.,.l
g. >, CO.. ;,,d;,;3,.sI - ,,s.s.,,I no maea
,irba,,-I q, s.,u,.J ~. 90. -. ma. he con
p;rr an, a. S,;y. o. ,Ae w., sP's1sng e,n
psndenc, and ia fr,.do.. U.s;.. .s.".,-s ~,
-, -, g.. $50 nAsE she,'ea the
81 oar armies We 49,. -, - IN a.aa
.worl ;n,o ~. ,,l,,,.h-h. a''', eoa.S,t 'ns
The ..l,I;.r me-, a. -. '''N s'nA
When the debility of Federal system
had become maniie-t: and thr bonds which con-
nee'ed the parts Of tina. vas, ccsiinen, we're dis
soa.'ng. We have sen hirn the chief Of those pa
rtot- who iorne'i for w n Constitution. which.
49, -, '.rs,, aioa. Su trust, .ae.'ss-
Is,sc., hsj rr.n,-~.l 90 L--,o-ls o'1 re'o-
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-11-29
De.ertins FRIENDS.

The HarTisburg pa Patriot anil Union. a
Br~ckinrijge journal. comments with much s..v.
Gritty, thoui,h It,erc in sorrow than in anger. on
What J, calls the political "trcaehery OF seccs.
sion. To thus effect it argues as follows. and
truthfully:
Prom present indications most Of the South.
ern states are willing 10 rtsi upon the con.ery.
a'i.e majority in Congress- fortsthe security of
their interests. But let South Carolina. Geor.,.
n, Alabama, ami Mississippi scgesIr from ,bo
onion ant Withdraw their Representatives in
tongres- and by that act they throw the powyr
OF the Government entirely into the hands of the
Republicans, 10 be welded Of they think prop-
erl 10 tho injury OF the loyal Southern States r.
manning in the onion. Tho seccssionis,s Gallon.
iate that this wlll eompoll such States rs Virgin.
va AAry land \ Caroliua, Kentucky y. Tennessee,
Louisiana. and Texas "a loan thu Southern Con.
iedcracy. Ihsy hope 10 coerca these moderate
states into extreme measures by hasely desert
ing them IN the hour OF gnaAiest peril, aad thus
expoeIng them 30 the Northern sactionalists
Well do these seccssioaists know that If they
Paas' IN their mad career 90 consult the wishes
OF the hole South that there will he no atte,npt
At disun'oa' bot by precipitaie action they ex-
pect 10 place the Conservative States bctw.en
two tires and 20 eosrce them into extreme meas.
ures. Hence the abandonment at this crisis of
NE doctrine OF Cooperation. rwilirh has hereto
fore BEEN held as the only safety OF the south
Not only would secession by two or three ex
treme Southern States be treachcry 20 the South,
but It would also involve inidelity To the con.
serSPii'e minority OF che North. which has. Cor
3 aer'es o. years. been lighting for the rights OF
the South within the Union. And This deser.
ton would be doubly aggravated Mt a time when.
by the greatest labor aud sacrifice, tbs national
men OF the North have succeesl0d in eler,ing
enough members of Congress ~ control that
hofy against the projects OF the ultra ing OF
the Republican party
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-11-29


os Saiurlsy iusuiinE the i7ih ln.s IIuuFNCy
LbllrA ANN iufara dsugh a. James "A .s,,i -.
IA Aansiord aged months and q dnys
Ca she 50 Of ociobsr. near saasuan.i.is I,r,,...,
county Va. EDWARD u. HoFFAASTPg $50 !
fss,s t''a Hr1ytbs 4isl che ssii SAM tt,onth
JthN y. HoffM ASTfn asrrIf "a s,.5aii,. - -.
h.lhren - seInfsi ara fllsn IfatIsna.trs
iAns asAth has visited another isuiiF nfd rsTIsi
W H'ie etes away from esrth 10 H~avrs .s f,,,n
" eiphFare I'd fpDi parcnts - toe arms ,s I~su.
" ~ When hr NAs hefo antnng ~ aid ssg..f B,,i.
ehitilen ~ efanc abse ADD Eri,.si thss, a. a.
80 2 y The tsnEiom OF Heaven ia h-ss tbso ,.rs
Rees both n them eantsi fsasn nj. .se,-t.f
-e.ii " the strld above vhrfr sisafh camps cu,rr
49, Nte eteici irieUds thfHk ofthsfn aul srep -
llsal tneY are harry hari bF fhs ,rest hif thrns
-aif2 ho7'ed fotu AZ she stsrnss q ia
Eide Thy vufk l. dfsrs
Add Cot has falleti thee hssne
t"rrreT W Heaven o. rsss
AHl With uiy sasioaf bioss
JahrHis ~ ftssu di.f.f Bsre e,,,.,,a.
AH1 thrDuEt zoe htfust ~ gss,ts tky
fufc spir; fuf Heaven l. ~
w heaesn thus ~ aiors shait die
fsfcnis sep 10 mafs. thy Hs,is ones ,rs "a. u
~ sven thfY rHuuof c1fns . 70 ttf -. - :. -.
tteN' little hugef lfr i,chis All foa 49, -.
iAem o. pat ~ mofc krsrcr.
A. frc,irretsi,arg Va. ~ ths uorr,ug ~ N. ,sfs
AH"siihh he beiogcd sifr ~ hsy sa,aast
AZ Siuhsaela. ~ fssidsscsts 49, kssksY~s fssrts
~, ~ tAsfHi1r. ~ IA Nggea,i.sf, Sea NJ
10y EsifH stie n Nm " Hfsift All asns,
VT Il ts7 Aie hfaenfzs effihHEE 49, fl fssfs
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-11-29
A Complete Change.
LUXE

y story is told of n Prcten,iously devout
church member, whose delight il wAs amongst
other things to desery Lotteries He said they
were denominations and sboald not be tolerated
zone 6ne day" however, few Of the more in
hnentiAl members obtained grant for the benz
ht Of their own church Our pious friend was
puzzled well" he -aid, eall right To gain
a good end. a slight deviation from the straight
line may be tolerated. dc But he did more
He bought ticket, which securcd him a prize.
and straightway The Lottery became great, a
good thing And this reminds W. that Messrs.
WooD, EDDY Co, Of H'itaaisgfon, Delaware.
aud 81. Loifis, Missouri, will rvturn n chance in
one Of their icgul Lotteries, upon receipt OF
s2.so, IS, slo, or s2O, By next mail. Their cap,
ital Prize i sIOOO0
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-11-29
wha. Is to be Gained.

The Cotton States" laying claim 10 nicer
sensibilties than their more Northern neighbor-
on the sabjeet OF -aggressious blythe North, IN
dertAke to decide for Virginia tn '.mo.ie and
measure Of redress, and this Is nothing short Of
disunion. We think The people Of the Old Com
monwealth will be found to understand their
own business beet They will very naturally in
quire
Ii the failure OF the North 10 execute the fagi
tive slave law, under n system Of national bro
therhood. b. a subject of just complaint, how is
the evil to be remedicd by disruption:
Will we ask the people from whom we sepa-
rate to do through courtesy that which We now
claim as a right.
Are We prepared N gave up the right OF recla-
nation under the Constitution and thereby break
down all the barriers e.
How are We 70 recover fugitiyes from peo-
pie whom We rePel As unfAi,hful to their coasti-
tutionAl obligations
Will not separation be virtual act Of emnn-
cipation Of ali the negroes within our border. ,
VIII We make the Potomac a Gordon of militia
~ Posis' Will we be able TO keep up stand
ing army 10 rcrel the negro-thie,esl
Many If the negroes who escApe now rnn IN.
IN Canada Have our most vigilAnt Dsmocrat-
30 rulers ever asked GrcA, Britain b unite in an
eStradtion treaty. Will they ask thu Yankees
10 joan in one
How long could Maryland, with nothing bat
Mason and Dixon's lire botween her and the
North maintain the institution Of slavery, She
could not maintain II a single week. unless ths
negroes should prose 10 have more sense than
masters, and eoSelDde 10 let we'll enough
alone
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-11-29
Report OF n. = o. Rail- Road.

III" late report u the IiAltinare 4 Ohio T. r.
presents the most aattsring results The r,os-
earnings Of thu main stem reach % s22 2O4 a.
being an increase q 1908 Sea % over the pya-
ccding year
NasaiSgroS BEAxml--Ibe grows rso.-ip,s for
the year - Sis2 sss ~ exhibiting AZ increA.s
Of s2oGG0 81 o,er Las, year
The advance 10 the North Western Virginia
Road has been decreased @ compared with the
Prccc,ling ysar s35J7lOL
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-11-29
Fine supper.

Bs invitation We attended on ThhrSday night
last one of the the finest sdpPers in o,r recollec
ton. IL was given By Mr.. DsMEL N. sHEsr1
Al hts salooa, IN this town. Turkey, Canvass
Bark Ducks, Opossum, Oysters in every varie-
~, besides other good thing. were in abun-
dance. Indeed it would b. difficult To enuner-
ate. But as all present gave testimony Of their
appreciation, further evidence Is deerRe.i unr.e
oessary. EregIhing PAkss,l OF pleasantly
giving expression 81 gr,at satisfaetion
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-11-29

Hs,- Soma Of tbe ieitcr-writers from wash
ington 10 their Communications D. The North.
eru rapev. gay that snauy - he conservative
friends q Ar. lincoln recommend lbs, o. .arls
liob"r' T. Scott. Fsq 81 Faoquisr. e. ssat INA
BIS Cabinet We sappose his i ali mere talk
but one hing We wili say ibst ~ aptsaiat
mont 81 such man a. Robt =. scott 10 a s,aes
and 'ea' IN the Csidhet b. aay President.
woaid faaks es tsol entirsly Secure. thas tbr
nouh ~oaid has-. % least ons q che ae-reia
ris' uho wouid h, whilst Nal,oaal snd liberal
b. h'' -entmeuts, true b. tbe egusttut.snai ri ts.
o. ,4lsreatz. ahf thr srass d as sosta A.
f-1adrt4 Gar.ae
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-11-29
Born too Late.

What pity the trainers Of the CanStirut...a
OF the Union had not the benefit OF the wisdom
Of liz present age, especially that in the Uranium
OF our Independent neighbor. The experiment
of tn present Federal Government has failed in
it, purposes Of benefit u ih, Gulf States. -
They lose one negro year, and this proves that
"~orge Washington and his coadiutors were
fools, and that il was lett for n Solomon in The
County Of Jefferson 20 pronounce the verdict
against the worthless contrivance- sometimes
called the Constitution Of the United States!
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-11-29
FansfRoFne.

III laris corr--i.on.ieni ~ bee Nahaaaf T.
fo9'gs',oer. a Noverai.er g,h elc-es r. graphic
p'rturs n haropean p,iifirs viii DE f1lig-ir.
-or,ls III re@grrrs ~ iTus ~ srt "a
hau-'ed ~ eoilsction ~ Peter s-Penos. has
heen q tsilufe ~ rrveHu~ from d,e Province.
~hieh hav, placed hcmsei,es andrr g. 20,
erHment n Victor Esinsnu,l = .u,ldeHl, eut
~ A. Pentifopi aTu.y hss m lonesr M eve.
isaee sna o. corporal ~ n a. rspasy q.
drawing o. q fio-a
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-11-29

ihr 'l~mAgogues who are trying 10 inhame
the passions OF the people of the border States.
with an irnPudence peculiarly their own. apply
the ePsskst at "submis-iouists7 to all persons
who dsr< p differ with them On the subject Of
"S0ntbsrn Rights This is always the way
with men who have M substantial arguments
At hand. The term administrative, is used "A
areproach, because the orler- ing people abids
by decision Of ihe bailot-boN. and do not dis
grace themselves by refusing to give up ths
stakes when they have Lost the game.