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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-04-05
0ie Mittcr ner apfnenen G~nfelrnnhe.

Stew Srlean8, 3. April. l3wet Cub
altern Sfli5icre Der Sitter BON Der eploenen
Gaielrunbe serSfientliden IN ben 8ldttern cine
Grttdriin9, ipprit le ibren @bef, Sen. Srid<
lea, fin eiaen 8etriiger erftareit. lln9efGbr
1900 Mann lieBet fi4 bier in ben Srbet duf=
uebuell, ba man i9nelt pei8 ma9te, faB man
@eGo 9eru9 erbalten iperbe, I'M Srare5 III
Merifo ST unterltiiten, ippfar man auberpem
Qanpl9enfnn9en &c. erbaltet tperoe, gtit 5eiS
gen lid aber nidt Die ~9erin9lten Galtalten sur
Mu8fibrung iener 4ldne.
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sun9, fSrperli6e @ebredlidfeit &c. anfit6reu
fam, CUR 8e5ablut9 eirer u9d9eltrl5eulteuer'
alt9cbalten merOc. SIT CT I'M 90. Sabre ridt
Derbeiratbet, 10 lpGl er 5pei Sabre aus Der Ste
pnblif @enf perbault per6et. Gpnlmt er Of
he 6ral 5uritf pber beirat9et er nidt III ben er=
iten ledS Mouatel1, 10 mSge man ibm 80 9tpf.
ifreide applictreit unb atf hteIe NeiIe, BOZ
Sahr 3l Sahr imeiaello, fnrtfahren.n
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-04-05

S"pfpn, 3. Gpril, Sci Der b%euti9et
Wunicipafpabl in Bprtfatp murbe BET Demo
frat Spiepb Sorparp gum Wfahpr 9epdblt, ia=
Dem era48 Stiuamen mebr erbielt, alS Der 9fe=
pnblifaner s.. Sttpelt, Die Deulpfrate1 er%
mdblten A bon cen z MlOerlndiitern iulo 10
Dyn Sen 81 Goutcilinannerl. 'a g e5nd
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NNuni,ipolwabf IN Meilspm1fie.

Cir q u II 3, April. 8ei Der Reuti>
gen Enthusiastically fDrtrbe Der D%einprat9bnoe
NIT 1000 Wtebrbeit 3uNl Olappr erlpdglt. Die
Deplpfrate1 b1bet ben Comptroller 1t. Stabt=
&nwalt ertpd9lt. Die 9teplttlifoner erl6aN=
ten ben 5daslleilter nit 200 bi8 400 Ote6r<
beit. .oa aqHeasg
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@as Mprie,iae selearapben.4atenf.

8ai9fn 9tpn, 4. glpril, gpr benz
Yatettzep tmt fibre ar9llnentirte 1ente 6err
S'5feillp gu @unlten Der 8erlan9eruus bea
1ferl el0en 1elearaphel1z Bate11tS.. =
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q Seddr @mrpno.

8pfrn" a, stprit. Der 0amgfer Ga
naoa fnbr bente bon bier nad liverpool ab,
ST ltabnl 81 nad1 2ioerpoel uto 20 mad Sa=
lfar %beltiulntte Ballagiere nit. ss ,.a.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-04-05

Anebecy 3. NpflI. SIN Barlomente
lprrte IN lester Nadt p~ffi5iel an9e5cigt, bQB
Der Brill5 BON WaleS nidt ppr. Dem 10. Suit
le tie TeiIe ~antreten perbe.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-04-05
0elea.ten nad 0barlefon.

@bar1ptt8pille, Sa,, 4. april. Die
bempfratlde Convention beSa6. @cn9reBoi=
ltritt8 eripdblte nit GROCER Majcritdt IOl9e
Dele9aten nad Gbarlefon, bic fit Snnter
ItnO. .s ,q.,r
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-04-05

@irainfa @olitif.

Sc d mpnb, 4. Npril. Die bentofrati<
lde Convention be8 brittet GprgreBptftrift8
irdblte 0ele9a.ea mad @barletpn, bic ur &iie
linb,
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-04-05
unD eirem @Onlfdble, NIT elmer burdldnitt(i-
dett Wtebr6eit BON ITO Sttatnen ernGblt.
Gtnntnnhf IN 0nhun,re

Dubnque, Soma, 3. AprlI. Die Mtltz
ll5fPalipa9t 9in8 9eiert ruBi9 6priiber. Die
SgPDlttioa eripa9lte ben Ofappr, Watidall ii.
5 @olncilnanner, bic Der9fraten einenGputs
ctliilailn nto bic itbri9en ItGotilder 8eamtett.
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@4nntamnhI im Mbphe Ssfanh.

Mieberla9ebe Der 0epnbltfaner.
8ropibemce, 4. april. 8ei Der bets
tiaen Staatsmabl bat ST. Spra9lte, Der cO'tz
Ieroatipe &aupioat fiir'8 @plUerneursamt, nit
GROCER Mebrbeit itber ben repnbl, aanOtpaterl
Bablefpro gefie9ts & z s3allfat8
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-04-05

tunn man rod mn.S9lid bic Sraft uaO Starfe
%ieiner @epalten ltb leiaer ~4u8prufSipelle III
2l6repe ~Ite(len."
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-04-05
0DobI in cincinnati.

Cincinnati 3. April, Sci Der setri
qel 6taptmabl pdblten bic Denpfrateu 8 mi
bic Nepublifaner s @pHncilnldnner,
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atnhtmnhI I'M &nIehn. e

Gplebp, 3. gpril, Sci Ter selfriger
Municipalwabl wrrOen bic republif. Gambia
ten, auBer einem @puncilmana, einem Afe1or
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sN~ obprswobI in e0emectabp, ". .,

Sdenectabn, 3. Spril, Der &eplt
blifaner Benjamin S. SOFTER ipliroe 9erte mi
800 Stimntem Wehrbeit gum Wfabpr erpdbt
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,sesi N1ele Nll5ei0en.
NSdh Nrc1stc,t.

s&4F@1ns# M39 81 VAUCV SEGEuHU< -
DoS i6Sne l4nelleseInoe Srcmer Sbiff pNcler" 9efd6rt bon.
Captain Us. @eeroc8, ION am 9. B. mad pbi9en Safen erres
Dirt werben unb bicht YaNa9ieren in Der tequsm ctngeritteten
l. unb 2. Gaite cute gcle9enbett CUR Reberobrt bar. 98eScn
9aIage menoe man Ii9 ait ben Captain an 8orS Corners g8bmf,
pGer an GerbeS Snlltn9 " gSebrbane,
Dose So. 143 50. Qnmbarofr.
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gSoh MpfferOnt,t

Oa8 I96ne Idusuie9elnoe preuBtfbe Gdti rArnpG6 8Bninger"
Capt. S. .. 9o8baaen wir6 pcitp AM Sauftas ben Z, b.
NliS. mad otigeni Soel crpcSirt uno bietet 9afa9iereu in Scr
beauenl einsridteten eritelt uno speitea Gaitte cine cute Ge~lc9enbeit
3mr %lleberabrt. gSe9en galIa9e penSe man M al en @apttan AT
@Orb, @OrnerS sSBarf. Sells 9Oint, p6er an
8ebrI6er 86ntn0er,
Ws16-Yp7-aae % Spntb @Aarlesitrabe ny &tatrS.
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MuffprScruuo
Nrdffif61er &l0nicr.ltnfcrrid

Sran38eb ans @amburs piini6t Ietne S6msnsr {
geb, pelGe bier rerbeiratbet fem lou, sn i~prcden. ga
2S4 2omborbftr. eS fse sN MtI
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Werfamrn mma8 zMm3eiAe.

Ger Gigarreft- Poder+Gerein bdlt cine @erIummlutB am Arrtl
Spnnabeno Mben6 ~ llbr in &p. l47 ". 9~pntar6tr. bel 0ert
Ooenmalc. Oieieni9cn 9ster, .weI1e nod nift Wtttslieter limb
lperse1 hierburdh ~einae[o6en. E Nh WtNGS
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-04-05

Nirb BON mir ertbetIt. Iu6 werbeu &eteGungen sum GlNpier
Stintnet lnS gotenA MaEicben gut o~H89efatrt, fpme are Gpte
correct cppirt. = GbenTo enpfeble ib mid gum Saa8.Spiele
auf Sent Ytonc flr 0anS -@esal1afen. Da8 gtabere in meme
~g8phrnhug, Sanalltr. Np. &C SrilNen Yratt- lno Spmboroiir.
NiTn - :. ~ 90 lsaaIL ii. @ninO NeinaeI
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] n.5G. @napp'ide @dbnle

%" y N.7y* SNNNPW TtUH SNUVIE nMl
Z 8t 9ebrtuneen fir pas Sonmerbaltiabr nabmen am Wionta9
Sen Die 9 erfebun9eu bic Nnfn0bme uener S6H-
Ter unb bic @rSffhun9 Der &itrnIfuntcn fat. &c1
@umelbun9en beliebe man i'm Sutereie Der Sdiler imO sebrer ID
.balo al8 niD9lid gu utadem. ALE eaa
Ws24s Hsbssf 81 sAsg &. &uapp4
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0Nfrhfine 81

Nectt Spbn 9einrt0 Senft lit entl1teicn in s Sagen br
btsr mad 0eutlhlanb Su reien. ga er IN e8el16ien Saoen
SRbetnbaberu unb 9irttcmbcr9 81 ~6nrdreien 8elpnnelt 1T, loer
iube i'd sreunee ine @efannte, beren 3utrauen ib ais lein Sate
aeriese. ibt 9~tnitr65e ir5eno eitcr Mrt SIT ~iber9ebelt fir beei
pinftliHe @eIcr9ung i'd l~nbeoin0t 9aranttre, anHst ta
Baltimore, ben 80. W6ir5 1860. rsieeM f1n8 3eaN .#H
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-12-27
"Ancr Is, The Delure.,

Under this caption the National hieiliqeAoer
remarks that il anything were nescied To place
m a clear hight the utter want OF consideration
betrayed 10y the advocates of Immediate scpa-
rate State secession it Is the total absence in
their recommendation of any concerted plan or
programme of arrangements for ,he r,,,oastrso-
ftoH Of social and civil order upon the ruins Of
broken ConfederAey. This is felt aud lamentg
cd by all who watch, near at hand. the course
Of proceedings in this direction. aud who real.
ire the Mechanically truth that il is much easier
to destroy our Federal temple than to build
again upon the foundations which may have
been once upturned. To this effect the Angus
Ia GA Chronicle and Sentinel wisely and pr,,.
IDENTIFY remarks as follows
"A sad thing to observe is, that those who
are determined ON immediate secession have not
the GOODNESS, the capacity, or tie nerve To pro-
pose something after that. We must secede. IL
Is said, but what then We are 70 do nobody knows.
or at least nobody says. This is extremely fool.
ish, and more wicked than foolish. All sorts OF
business are going TO wreck and ruin because
Of the uncertainty Of the future. No statesman
ship has ever been exhibited vet, 40 far ~ We
know, by those who will dissolve the Union
South Carolina considers il her policy 10 cour,
collision with the Federal authorities for the
purpose Of arousIng the South from her slum
Der. Never was a greater mistake
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-12-27
Arrasry Guard.

We were pleased to witness the parade Of
tAis finely drilled company. under the command
OF The gallant Captain DEEnicK. ON Saturday
last Their movements were like clock work
Every command was performed with prcci-
sion not sxeelled BY any other company that We
have ever seen. We observed an officer Of tho
company. though passed muster roll II. II. C.)
who had a full slare Of the military spirit with
even those Of the Younger class and should oc-
cAsion require, would not plead age n a statute
OF limitation 10 hi. shsrc Of duty.
TRi. company. together with the ~Fioyd
Guards, under the brave Capt. GsuksE W.
CHAsHEHs, Ia gentleman who not only served
his country in the Mexican war. but gave an
active. efieien;, AMI telling rvpul.c To the John
Brown party partook OF a sumPtuous enter
tainment on Christmas day, by invitation OF
Iieat JosKrn II. BRrA. at the hospitable resi-
dence Of j. T.. L. DASGERSiKLp. Esq. Every
thing wa- in the greatest protus ion. and all wen
much graufied with the scenes u the DAY
The citizens Of Harpc-s.ferry have reason d
be proud Of their military companies. apd
should feel themselves secure against all invA
sion.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-12-27
Heavy Declarations.

Washington city thrown into great ex-
citement e'i Saturday last. by the statement of
Mr.. GODDARD Bailey who has charge OF the In
dian trust fund.- to the Secretary OF the Interior
that he had taken from tise iron safe a large
amount of State bonds and coupons belonging
% the trust fund. and that they were no longer
m the possession Il the Government Unon in.
vestigation. in the presence Of Mr.. Raily, his
statements were unfortunately found To be but
tool true. The amount abstract tel il about $50
600!
The information upon this matter was arst
given by BAily himself. aud II is generally sup
posed the bonds were used tor the purpose of
hypothecation 10 raise money Tor temporary pur.
poses. bnt the panic by which every description
Of stocks has been stricken down rendered tn,
parties unable to redeem them
Other parties are implicated in the matter
Mr.. Rsily vas arrested at the instance Of tn.
Government and required to give bail in tn.
sum OF $1,000 for his appearance at the next
term Of the Criminal Court
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-12-27
NO CODfertnceS with Virginia or
Maryland.

Ils CAsrlestes Mercury in a long r,view Of
Gen. Quitmans biography. says
Our popular instincts, which boot ~ TIE idea
II Union savers coming among us arr right
How can Virginia or Maryland. or any other
state, now have the face b. invite south Caro-
Ina OF Mis-i.sippi toa eonirrenos' They would
descTse 70 b. booted ont Of every decent socie-
- They refused ~ nopier when conference
might have saved The eanfeisfaey. aud would
they nov come 10 pursuade us 10 new eompro
misses simply 20 save the hesbpots 81 the pap
seeksrs ~ Washington! Yes Hear them. Il
you please treat them with ciyiIity- feed then.
and drench them IN champagne. ard let them
co. Iet NJ aet as Il thcy had never come a.
II hoy had not spoken-as II they did not "a.
~ ard let them scet 70 preserve their treasu-
~ Pep through some morc saprle srcnry than
ours The time has rone By -h,n the voice Of
Virginia politician. ,hough h. COZ lie dove.
shoold b. heard a ths lani u q gairiotic r,o-
pie
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-12-27
LincoIn'. Organ ON secession.

sFEISoEIEID. Ill, Decembar 2O--To-day's
Journal has startling leader on secession,
which, from the peculiar relations Of the paper
to the President elect, has great significance.
IL SAYS that South Carolina cannot dissolve
the Union by the simple passage of resolutions
or other passive demonstrations. Her federal
officers may resign and she may chose her courts
and post offices, but she cannot get out of this
Union until she conqucrs this Government
While the Government endurrs there can be- no
disuniou,
III South Carolina does not obsiruct the col,
lection Of the revenues At her ports, nor violate
any other federal law there will be no trouble
and she will no, be out Of tho Union. II she vio-
lates the law then comes tDe tug OF war
The President Of the United States, in such
an emergency, has plain duty to perform
Mr.. Buchanan may shirk it, or the emergency
may not exist during his administration. II
not, then tLa Union will lat through his term
OF Office
II the overt act on the part Of South Cardiac
takes place ON and after The 4th OF March, ls6l
then the duty ofeSecuting the laws will dovol,e
on Mr.. Lincoln.
The laws Of the United States must be exc
cu,ed The President, has no discretionary
power on the subject His duty is cmphatically
pronounced IN the Constitution Nr Lincoln
vii fSfoun that duty
DisunioR By armed force IA ,rcAsou. asd trca.
son must and will be put down st all hazards
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-12-27
yirxisia a. a Mediator.

The New York Journal Of Comnscrce appeals
TO Virginia TO act as mediator IN the prSsen.
crisss
In the discussion and adoption Of every inn
portant national measure. Virginia has ever
been found in the right place, not far from IL.
che took the lead ON the question 10 abolish the
slave trade, the debates IN the Convention
that made the Constitution, will show. She
bore her full share IN the war of the Revolution
and IN the work Of forming the Constitution and
gathering the original thirteen scattered and
separated colonies into oee great State. In the
grea, notification struggle Of 1897 50 abe was
ready To act a part worthy Of her position and
rcnOwn. she sent one of her ablest sons tbe
late Mr.. Leigh, as commissioner, or sort OF
Ambassador, 20 South Carolina, who pleaded in
n mastery manner, In large assemblies of tn.
tnpetaons people Of the Palmetto State, the
cause Of Union
This same mission che has again To perform.
and exert her Just and honorable influence over
the people Of all the exteme Southern, or ~Co,.
ton States She can do what no other State
can do. And one may address 20 her the Ian.
guage that was addressed to the Hebrew maid.
en- that had been exalted To the throne Of n great
monarch; who knoweth whether thou art
come TO the kingdom for such n time "a hi. -
IL Is true, Virginia has no Watkins leigh in
these days, she has no James Mcdowell. Who
would NO well have performed such mission.
But has she not Hunter, n Mili-on, n MeFar.
land, Bcteler. RiVe.. Bccock. a Stuart
and many other able and prudent men who arr
ht for this missioni Certainly she has. And
she has n Winfield Scott, who has won as many
isureis as a Peaeemsker rs be has as n Oenef.
al and this n saving much. blessed are the
1 peacemskrrs- The greatest or all blessings is
theirs-the Saviour of men beng Judge. Le,
General Scott unbucklc the sword aud 20 down
and talk with those fiery children Of the arden,
south. We cannot doubt bis willingness to un-
dertake the mission. Let him GO let many 20
u u be necessary And may God bless their
noble mission, and save this people from com.
hitting tho rash and dreadful crime Of national
I suicide.
In the meantime there is great work TO be
/ done at the North.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-12-27

South Carolina having passed her Secession
Ordinance. great efforts an no~ made b, the
rnost violent Of the leaders ia the other Southcrn
States 20 induce them to unite their fortunes
and join in the disruption without any further
attempt NJ Cancellation We learn ftosl wash.
ingtOn that the extreme men Of both scctions on
the Peace Committees have taken high gro,tnd
such will prevent = favorable report The
great effort now Is - prevent = collision between
the government forces a. Charleston and The 90
oedsr- result which the latter arr ansions to
bring about IN order 70 enlist allies before The
esPiTation u Nj Buchanaas term q service.
When such men a. Critienden and Corwin
are dcsPopdent, well may the people Of thc Bor-
der States feel Governed for upon tbess will
tAe chef calsmitiss q civil war be- visited.
That the precipitation Of South Carolina. lthe
least injured Of all The southern sta,esI meets
VIII - many sympaihisers - smonr tho evi-
dsaoes q insanity which IN all agcs have pre-
osded ~ destruction a Republics
We trust that che people II Virginia and
Aarylsnd viH consider well their position and
the iearfub consequences ~ disruption. hetou-
giving themselves up o. The guidance of sch
maacaps - keiti, whose cio,j,s-ncs j. "a p.ngs.i
~ dsBuneiatious Of ulc accurs-d nian. s5sl
John Tyler. JUNIOR. who o. "a, eou,lusion Il
a. ipaans speech ~ Nario.k. ,,lsuo,,l. H.
Z nion 60 80 hsl q,
People q geaersoa. arr you prepared n sur
rsu4sr your cool reason snd sober Judgment b.
abe deaagogucs who ihgs profa.se ihe hallowsl
gios " ~ Allaighiy. snd dsride N port Of ne
saee. ssd g,airiots u h. Rsvolutios
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-12-27
MARRIED..

% ~ lsfh inst ~ Eev Billings ~ ROBERT
~ HlIfiih 81 Knoxville NJ anf Mirs MkRgA.
81 y Als'h NJ. rpanFrsf daughter a John Haf.
shti - ~ us cDunfy
o. ths SD lust. b. si Louis. 80 hy Rss "
Hsnin. NJ. NHHAEianN ard hss ANNfE
Iasrsssi aaasiiei ~ ~ NrrEuy frnrriy d.
Ninrhfsirf
l1 Naftinr04 C.fF. 5n rufsfay tfr Ifft 'rtf o.
Hrv. ~ = f1uify. jobs o. kEtritNFH lrorrt,
~ Frlrfri. aais. io Hrs MARTHA b. gtHrNFH q
ierstarg W.
i1 Brrtefsv. 01 TUESDAY wres S. JOHN HI
KAHf o. d.s Sarah a. C0iNEAT
iu HerksisY ~ Wsinsatsg Herk NJ JAWrs w
WIZ b. Me- slsAN aTufKEY
o. o. ssre fsy. ~ Nv a. irrT0y 90 ef.sty
% CRAM sH ri esrkelrY l1unfJ
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-12-27
A Declaration nro.. the Norssws.t.


Tbe declaration made in the House of Repre-
sentative. By Ysll~RdighSIn, of oAiO. and
MsCleraand. q Illinois. - spokesa.~a q th~
great West that the seccssion of the mouth Of
the Mississippi cold never he a FeAoAbls s-oes-
sion. has also given practical evidence that the
iissolution Of the Uaion Is geographical i'm
possibility. Mr.. sliiell saws that The South
srp Coof.lersey l. TO grant the frye use u the
mouth Of the MissiPpi 10 the Western States
THIS woald answer vrry we'll in time Of peace.
but Il the Northern Coaisdersry aud the Soath-
ern Coaieierscy shouid happen to gss to war.
wha, safe outlet " onld Ohio, Kentucky. Indiana.
Missouri and even Western Pennsylvania.
have to the sea, Hence IL has become a settl ei
fact that even witAOpt coercion. secession must
be followed BY a war of conquest to POssess
the mouth Of the Missi.iPPi
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-12-27
Mas. aIee.inx I'm Baltimore.

A meeting Was held in Baltimore on Satur-
day last in ration- 10 n call Of an extra sea.
sion q the Legislature Of Maryland. The Amer
lean says tho attendance embraced many Of
our most respectable and influential citizens,
bur Was small in point Of numbers. The al
dresses were generally moderate and coaserva-
tive IN tone, though strongly enforcing the ne
eessity for the calling together of the LegislA,
turc, AMI a Committee Of three was authorized
to present the resolutions to Gov. Hicks and
urge tha assembling Of the Legislature at the
earliest possibls day
Speeches were made by Chief Justice L.
Grand VIM. II. Ryan. Coleman Yelloit, and
VIM. H. Norris, EAqIs
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-12-27
A Suggestion for the Preservation of
the Union

The Stanton Spectator inform. as that it has
been suggested BY q di.tiRguishsa seutiemaa o.
that place. who has . clear and web disciplined
mind, as well A. patriotic heart whichpulsate-
for the best interests Of oar common eounnY tina,
IL would b. well for the Legislatures 81 es.h Of
the States 60 select two of their best men a.
Commissioners to meet in council at Washing
toa city 70 devise sone plan 81 satisfactory sd
liberation. 10 the consideration Of the member,
Of Congress. This suggestion il acted upon
would secure expedition. now 80 imPeTis,ively de
nanded ~ well as calm dsliberA,ioa.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-12-27
SubniissIOnists,

This is the spithet used By tha ter.oaisis
against portion Of the people who arr opposed
toPrcoipitAting the couatry iR turmoil and strife.
These same gen,lemsE Who have ss5,aifgei 10
every ihiractioR Of right AMI justice nader 30
called Democratic Administrations now, for
sooth- because they will be deprived of the
sDois, stigInatise those who are willing 20 abide
by thu cdict Of the people and laws A. sub
Tnission'sis! \ pretty set who have submitted
for years, Dow 20 apply thc-c trims to honest
men Never was such impndencr
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-12-27
NTHE SECESSION ORDINANCE.
CuAKiEsTpg. : &.
nnl..rnh.... IN IQrn l

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December, 20 1860
The following Ordinance has been adopted
unanimously
I'VE, the People of the State of South Caro-
lima, IN Convention assembled. do declare ami
oriain. ami II is hereby declared and or,laine,l-
LIST. That the Ordinance adopted by US in
Convention on the twenty third day Of May. in
tbe year OF our Lori one thousand seven hun
dreci and eighty eight, ti7ss) whereby the Con-
sutution Of the United States Of America was
ratified and also ell Acts and parts of Acts Ct
the General Assembly OF this State, ratifying
Amendments of the said Constitution, are here.
by repealed, and that the Union now subsistins
between South Carolina and the other States
under the name Of tho United States Of Ameri
ca, is hereby DISSOLVED.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-12-27
BLESSING.

ouT friend AMI the friend of eyoyik ~
Blessing did not, in has busy n,ay,efts m
Christmas day forget. bat wns rsiudh{ II ~
to the eytcsi Of = large Frnif Cake
BiFsslsg properly appreciate tie Pyss5
particularly The Erse Press May h. live =
hundrcd years ~ supply -0id Kris" With roo,l
things and toys Tor The young folks. How could
the "Old folks a, Home make "Mincc rie
II Blessing vaz not hcrl 20 furnish tbe sooii
mems
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-12-27

AcAheo. an sngiaoer - ~ lsal,iuors aad
OAio kaiiroad. vas iss,sady Killed on tn
rcd. On Wednesday lasi. noaF Kernsysviile
lle uas a. ila rnar or q train. ari being A..
etisntaliy thsowa ~ vss r-n oysr by anotksr
tain IN eioss psoumiiy TIE dsoessed leaves
q gio. asd bne childrru
~ spothes soesdsai 90 ~ rod TO nea loss
tdsis hFes ~ rssr-dsy A rock hsd a.Iisn On
ths tract bsfvssa Baltmofe asd EiIootts
MI. n ear cane n ognfset F,th it. saus.
ins ~ dad ofDsrid Gstiis. ~ snainesr. sci
H. krsiaas = 49, nsas is Bsrrsf Gstsla lsarss
80 spl tso rhisrsn. Ranger b. q riagls
nan
On Aoutay mas nsme8 Hivens. an en-
p'oyse ~ d. edapsny. VS. kdiei IN iiaiuuors
hY ihs cars. uhirh mates a. fur,h fstai .eri
deuf phfh 20 hrsr III 90 - reed aaaag IT,
aesk Hutisslssrg fsT.1.tt,afs.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-12-27
A Good Resolution.

Ata'meeung Of the IIovIEp ASSOCIATION. ct
PhilAdeIphiA. heidi in the 'ei;y o; hrosheSly love
December l0.h, ls60. Il was
Resoircd,-T come what NAV Of good or
in TO our beloved Repuhiic IL aion or Disunion
the Howard Association wall continue with
undimnishcd neal. its labors for th- relief Of
suffering humanity, over the whole area Of our
common country, wherever the victims Of dis
and misfortune shall solicit ia friendly
al