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SWANS JUsTICE-REVIsED.

80 SWANS JUSTICE-REVISED.
TIME NORTHCAROLINA MAGISTRATE, A PRAC-
teal guide to the Laws the State aud the decisions
Of the Supreme Court defining the duties and jurisdc
ton of the Justices of the Peace out of Court under the
Revised Code 1895 together with full instructions and
numerous forms and precedents.
By EDWARD CANTWELL, L. L. B.
Counsellor at Law.
The above is the title of work which has been recently
published BY the undersigned the North Caroila Book
store, Raleigh. N. c. and is now for sale in
One vol of nearly 500 pages at the low price of s. So
Postage to part of the State Of the United States
S6 cents Upon the receipt of four dollar N G.. Bank
Bill the work will be mailed to address and the change
closed in United Suites post office stamps.
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THE NoRTH.CARoLINA FORM BOOK.

AN IMPROVED EDITION OF THIS VALUABLE
n work recently published bv H. d. Turner. Raleigh.
N c.. printed good paper aud substantially bound in
law calf 1t contains Forms Of all those legal nstru-
ments which people have occasion to and furnishing
also guide to Justices of the Peace Sher Clerks Com
ST. bes, Coroners School Committees, &c &c. which
added the Constitution Of NORTH and the Unit.
ed States account Of the principal officers of the Slate
and Of the counties titles of address &c &c Furnished
at the unparalleled low price Of dollar, (beng the
cheapest book offered for SALE When by mail
charge Of 20 will be required to post
age this edition liberal discount made TO those who
buy 10 sell again. 10 ..r. ..,-... ....; -... a.. ID.
Published aud sold wholesale and retail, by
o.. .,s... .- a.l' H. ID. TURNER,
At the North-Carolina Book Store, Rale Oh,
And by ]. B. LIPPINCOTT l. CO.,
.. and HAYES & ZELL, p
...s ...- .-.. .. ..s..- Philadelphia,
And by A. s. BARNES 4 Co.,
..a '..t % .H- New York.
january 20, 1850. - ... ct.
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Is EMMONS' GEOLOGY.
MANUAL OF GEOLOGY, DESIGNED FOR THE
lvA use of Colleges and Academies; By Ebenezer Em
mons, State GeoIogis Of North-CaIoina Late State &c
Geology in William College; Corresponding Member of
the Academy of Natural Science, Philadelphia DC. &C.
For sale by
Raleigh, N c., March 9, 1860. -s .. - 20-tf
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DRYG GOODS,

zssas.- DIR Y GOODS,
CHEAPER THAN EVER!
,rSGTFr I1NnERsIGNED BEG LEAVE TO IN
torn he citizens Of Raleigh and vicinity that they
have received one of the largest and best stocks oil
b - SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS,
LIN s ever been exhibited in Raleigh. Their Stock has
been selected with great care and oil the a'eSI 5
ons and heeore they venture 10 say INA" Tber cali the
cannot be excelled in taste and cheapness lucy ' "
particular attention of the Ladies to their
GREAT
variety of Fashionable Dress Goods such as raG anu
RIst silks Fouard Silk Vaeneas, Goats Hair for IraV
Eng Presses Lawns Organdies, Robes IN Berages ah9
Lawns Muslin of all prices and qualities French Sco'e1
and Enysh Gppbams and fine assortment oi frnts auu
Domestics. All of which they offer al great
BARGAINS!
White Goods of every description; Ribbons and Bon.
nets: Lace Cords and Needle Works the oesi assore
20 he found in the CITY; Mantas Lace Points from Int
own connected importing house. and therefore 'neS arc
enabled to offer them
Ok er cent lower than other house IN ms CITY,
Sb;r story of Fancy Goods and HOseries larger ihan
Il as ever before Hoop Skirts in abundance rum 20 10
"a Sprinp and from 10 cents upwards ShoEo-Ane5
pay particular attention TO thus oranen OF o,ca
Their stock embraces sizes from the smallest imam.
the largest Ladies-in Congress and Lace Galers'
inu Shoes and Sippers-French Kid and Morocco-"In
and without heels Their prices astunishng ow auo
in fact purchasers may ~ per cent by buying OIL
them. !, 1rvyrI py ;s oon,
Their assortment OF WAICdEo anu ID h
plete. cd. e,- tho TberuI NAT
ronsee They have he.eoore received, they pledge Them
selves hereafter hereoiuIe TO make II 10 Tue VI
BUYERS to call on them before purchasing eiSeMIe ~
enecav solicit an examination Of their Goods from he
Ladies' feeling confident that the only place 10 secure
bargains is at .' "..
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VOUATT's HISTORY, TREATMENT AND
Il, Diseases of the Horse; with Treatise Draught
and u copious Index.
For sale BY
Il. d. TURNER,
n. C. Book Store
Raleigh, Feb. 10, 1860. l2-tE
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NEW WORKS ON ARCHITECTURE

NEW WORKS ON ARCHITECTURE.
SIoan's Constructive Architecture.
a GUIDE FOR THE BUILDER AND CARPENTER;
n Exhibiting the construction of series of Designs for
Roofs Dome Spires and the Five Orders of Architecture
selected from the best specimens of Grecan and Roman
Art, with the figured dimensions Of their Height Prujec
tion and Profile. To which is added Treatise Pract
cal Geometry. The whole illustrated by sxty-two plates
and accompanied by explanatory By Samuel Sloan
Architect author Of the Model Architect" "CitY and
Suburban Architecture etc. One vol 4to price IS CO.
SIoan's City and Suburban Architecture;
In which exhibited numerous Designs and Details
for Public Edices, Private Residences, and Mercantile
Buildings Illustrated with 1876 folio engravings
panied by Specifications and Historical and Explanatory
Text By Samuel Soan author of the Model Architect"
"Soan's Constructive Architecture" etc., etc One vol.
folio. Price $l2 co. Z
For sale by ,,.- -. (:
Raleigh, Aug. Is, 1859. 72-tf,
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VyHE ELEVENTH. ANNUAL. MEETING OF
. IL the members Of the NORTH CAROLISA MUTUAL
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY win be held at the Office
o. the Company in Raleigh, at II o'clock A. N. NON
DAY tie I'd day Of July next "a 3 ~
9ft R. b. BATTLE, sect,y.
DUNE s, 1850. - :. 45-td
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LAW BOOKS.

LAW BOOKS.
a LAW DICTIONARY AND GLOSSARY-Contai
"A ing full Definitions of the Principal Terms OF
COMMON CIVIL LAW, together with TRANSACTIONS and
explanations of the various technical phrases in different
languages occurring in the ancient and modern Reports
and Standard Treatise, embracing also all the Principal
Common and Civil Law maxims; By Alexander N. Bur-
rll: and enlarged edition. -a- ?
For sale by
~ d J sesssss,;; 800 W. L. P0MERoY.-
Raleigh. n. c., Feb %, 1850. lift .
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FAYETTEvILL
MUTUAL INSURANCE COMPANY,
Assats N0SA GISG

FAYETTEVILLE .
MUTUAL INSURANCE COMPANY,
Assets s254,6Is.G2.
TsNHIS COMPANY HAS BEEN IN OPERATION
IL more than six years, and has paid its fire losses,
amounting to s23,52iS7, without any assessment; insu-
ps %S%Sf aSSs cen"
Amount premium notes now on hand 24i,TSS.Us
DIREcToRs.
Geo. Mcneil, S T. HawIey,
D. \. Ray, W. n. Tillinrhast,
s W. Tiinghast, ID: Williams,
Henry Lilly, Jas e. Cook,
n A. Stedman, A. w. Steel,
s. J. Hnsdalc. Jas. Kyle . .s
T. 5. Intterluh, Hon. j. g. Shepherd,
VIM. McLaurin, R: F. Brown, Wilmington.
A. E. Hail. Wilmington.
OFFICERS:
GEO. MCNEIL, President
d. A. RAY, Vice President.
C. A. MCMILLAN. Secretary.
JSo. COLLINS and c. c. Mc &ls. ..
20 The Company invite applications.
May ", 1882. ' Ally.
NREENSBOROUGH MUTUAL LIFE IN
INSURANCE AND TRUST COMPANY. This Com
pany offers inducements to those wishing to effect lnsur'
ances for life rarely presented BY similar Institutions
Those who take Policies o. Insurance for Life and those
only are Members Of The C5pdRy-entted TO such profits
as may be realized from an accumulated Premium Fund
partmens Of the Company, which are kept actively en-
ployed.
Policies of Insurance issued the applicants life
the lives Of slaves, for year, term of years. at
moderate rate of premium.
Deposits of money received in the Trust Department
the operation of which is that of SdVRg Bdnk-and the
deposlos allowed interest at the rate of per per
for any time exceeding four months per cent
four and not exceeding six months and per cent
for any time six months.
Pamphlets containing full and particular information
forwarded to any required address.
ID. p. WEIR, See. DE- Treas.
Greensborough, n. C. September l. 1859. Sly.
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nor BEAUTIFYING AND IMPROVING
IL THE HAIR,-l have received the following fa-
vnrite articles, viz
MRS. ALIENS RESTORER AND ZYLABALSAMUM
WOODS AND EZEKIAL'S RESTORER
BURNETT'S COCAINE AND COCIN.
ROSEMARY AND CASTOR OIL,
LOVES AND PIVERS POMADES,
DEMERSON, PETIT & CO. HYGIENIQUE SOCIETE,
AND M0NPELAS PUMADES,
TRICOPhEROUS, KATHAIRON,
ESSENCE BAY LEAVES,
SAYNES HAIR TONIC,
PHILECOME, and
PESCUD S HAIR TONIC.
Also, the most approved HAIR DYES known in this
country.
For sale at
PEsCUDS DRUG STORE
Raleigh May ls, 1850 Att
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KITTRELL,s sPRINGs.

BIacknaIi & Co., Proprietors.
UylIFsE VALUABLE SPRINGS HAVING BEENPUR-
chased BY the undersigned, are now being improved
in good STYLE BY theeecton Of large hoie and other COM
springs are situated near the Raleigh CASTOR Railroad
ii Granville county, and are accessible from al points
ed these waters the best remedy known the of
Scroiuar Dyspepsia Dropsy and cuaneons diseases
ing been used bj hundreds Of nyads with The most as
The season will commepee on the 18th June Price Of
board Sc per day. $40 so per week. and $50 per MONTH
80 80 - TH0S J. BLACKSALL,
DIX CIV. BLACKNALL,
C. c. BLACKNALL-
KrrTRsIL's SrRISas, N. G, May 10, 1860
p Persons having serssnts afflicted with Scrofha.
Drppsy Chronic skin d,eases can now lind board for
them, as are prepared 70 take negro boarderA
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NEW LIVERY STABLE IN RALEIGH.
TIME SUBSCRIBER TENDERS HIS SINCERE
thanks to his old friends and patrons for their liberal
patronage heretofore bestowed him. and hopes by strict
attention business in the old way TO merit their
patronage again He all who may call him that
be will give them general satisfaction in his line of BUSH
ness. He has just opened
r- A New Livery Stable,
in the of the Court House, and within few steps OF
his former Stable where he will keep hand good
Pleasure Carriages, Buggis and Saddle Rorses for hire
JAMES NJ HARRIS.
Raleigh, May II, 1850 8S-lm.
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DRUGS AND mED1c1HEs.

,s-s8 s Pr f.. PESCUD. sa9i s.lr
Wholesale and Retail Druggist ~
ms REcEIvING ADDITIONAL SUPPLIES OF NED
and Spices for havoring. Brandy, Wine. Old Bourbon
Whiskey Porter and Ale, Cigars aud Tobacco, Soaps
Starch and other articles in his nethe purity OF which
prices and terms to suit
buyers.s i'...i ~ a-''F 1t - ''.-
Orders from town aud country thankfully received and
promptly executed. in the neatest style. 2 gg1l.
Raleigh May Is 1860. ftg 4o-tt q
Ha as GLYCERINE SOAP. .'" p 'f
1AA DOZEN OF THAT SPLENDID LYCERTNE
III 4A Soap which has given such universal satsfac-
tiuu and has become an indispensable Toilet article.
~. .r a.. For sale by ..
P. F. PESCUD.
Raleigh May 1s, 1850 4O-if
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A SCHOOL WANTED.

A SCHOOL WANTED.
A YOUNG GENTLEMAN, WHO CAN GIVE, ON
n application satisfactory evidence OF his ability pre-
pare boys for College, wishes Ia obtain school for the
suing session Those desiring his services will please ad
dress b. j" South Lowell N. c., Immediately.
January 8, 1860. l-tf
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THE MOST SUPERB SALAD OIL.
II HAVE RECEIVED FEW DOZEN SALAD OIL
u that is certainly the superior article Of the kind
ever Seld and get buttle.
r.. Al PESCUDS DRUG STORE,
Raleigh May Is, 1860. 40-tE
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NEW AND SPLENDID EXTRACTS-CON.
" sisting If
THE WOOD VIOLET,
RUNNING BIRD,
BUTTERFLY VIOLET,
FAITHFULLY MUSK,
PINK JOCKEY CLUB.
FRANGIPANI ROSE, &c.
Also Fraugipani verbena, Cologne and other Toilet
Ali OF which of the finest quality and put up in
elegant style.
For sale at
PESCUDS DRUG STORE
Raleigh, May Is, 1860 4l-it
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PHYSICIANS, AND FAMILY PREsCRIP-
TONS. t- .
N ERRONEOUS AND UNFORTUNATE IMPRESS
"A prevails extent in this community that
do desire prescriptions, and that not prepared
TO execute them. ........ -
This falaciOus for wish increase in that depart
ment and better pre- Jared TO execute such IA
vors and my friends that prescriptions frum my
Physician in tins City elsewhere will be executed care
fully, accurately, neatly and promptly ut any hour in the
day or night except The Sabbath during the hours Of
public worship when Mr. Chsman my Assistant in the
prescription department myself may be found at the
Baptist ca rch, -
. Druggist
Raleigh, May ls, 1850 4O-h
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-10-02

BOARD IND ROOMS wANrED-BY A GENTLEMAN
~ and WIFE, hnd and nurse, for The winter fif
ION avenues not above Thirty below
teenth street Two floor Zone
front Good references given required Adaress Ma
box !. 23i Post oft,e.
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NEATLY FURNISHED BEDROOMS on UPPER FLOOR,
IN sltabe only for sng. gentle furnished
with sloye rent 81 per month. Apply At AZ Amly street
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BErrRR GU ArcE roR LADIES AID oEvrLgxEN
"A ccnvett ih~r cast "a Ch NJ Into csshr r~--ivef
barge order from the onth an West ru~anse~ that vii
psv The following prcesprom ~ '. kD for sis nr~~~~s.
Vsshmeres ard Rsreres paid for accurns 10 - Tor
Pants frrr " W f7 Tor Goals e~ tsrpe,s Furniture
ery Ae note addressed 70 ia seventh Nvenus b-w~~u
Nineteenth and Twentieth vii be punssuay attended,
W. Led attended 70 By Mra "
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DOOvH wANIED--lM IMMEDIATELY, IN NEW YORK OR
N Bruokyn with Bosrf avn January J., Cor family
consisting OF tenensn, wife, two chfrsu and sersant
rcnt 1sFor sud two redrps ec1nd f0nr; would
s~nieei private faniiv not - u sl9 month
Best q reerercss sep 2rd reglrsd. ADDE'S w. tox ~
Herald oacs.
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A GREAT DHNAED.-LADtEs AND GENTLE nrN
N having un CohnR Furniture Carpets 30 IL airy
" dspcs- o. guarantee v me b-e pric~ risv ~
uaing NJ rs Seventh
Ana twenty srh streets which be attended ~ ~
ABRAHAM LADIES' slirnded 70 BY Mira Abraham - -
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T AND FOR SALE 900 ACRES WESTERN VIRGINIA
Ia Land sale For particulars address the subscriber
q. h. wARIkG, Lorctto Essex county Va
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Seutide 8riefe
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9pprlp, Wer8 q; 4rtbur, DiB SO San,
MrS M 8utter, WiB sc 8rudbrf, Mra
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len, Mrs M S SAB, H $; 8a4,T 2lRiB 8
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NfiB g; Sdslin, raeiB SIC 81; Sail, @r8-S
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WiB Mg9; Maul, WfiB W s; MeiieL 0rs
6; Nnr, NRi6 Sc s; 8eter, Wer8 s 81; See
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Stern, WiB Sc; Gilpen; Oiib 6 g; @ieSs
man, aN1r8 s.; We1t, WrS s.; 8alters, MrS
Is 8eSner, Wtr8 Or. u. 5...a i. gas @.
Il6ert, $ M Mer1rber, s; Nleranoer,
$; Meranoer, q SO 4mratt, 81; 8dnenftnb,
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5@intber, 81; 0eimu0er, 5 81; Seiiie5 e;
.6ibner, $50 Sitt, 500 0OIfmun, @5 0Uff<
@bas &@; Sun8nifel, u; &eltuebr, $ ;
a(afer, ST; araft, O.; &ubn, 2p; &reb8,
so IS; &niel ef, Is '2unowebr, 81; 9euee, 6,
2ipf, So; eimpert, s, Zoos, $ eOwenz
ltein, s ;2Sber,JS Qpberser, @br Wiartin,
IS Martin, q; Warfel, S. Wiaer, g q;
Wtiqer & Sc; Wtiller, @m IS; Mole8, .;
Mu0er,5 S 6; Wutbmun, s; 5Mtutlen, @n1
$ Relnlaper, Gas q Yarf; Or; Bfeifer,
SIS; 8eters, S2; POten, s; Iein6aro,
Is 6idS, s; 9fitb, s; Stole, @; 6O4e, 9
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Ter, Bros & 50; Streib, s; Sterling, s Gb
TbOma6 q s; Copying, $; Suit u u &
81; @a8per, Sbd8 NJ 8alb, S. EWiSner,
IS 81; WetSanb, s; 8iebarot, s. 3tminer<
mann. D5 I12lAlBn1 oMT =9I3i94H1 nQe ap&
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$. 8art's SOetnbaae.s

Yrnlbarblr. $50. 161, 5p. Sarcper. Il, Sbarr.
Dteinsn 6reunben unO Setanntens iOpie einem 8eebrten pubIi-
FUN 3ei9e tb bierrnit an, lbMb i'd nteine disappointing uub Nens
wtrtbi8aft nab Cbi9em plase psrIe9t Y; beOeutenb per9rSsert babe.
0.aiie!Ss nafaBt aue Sortea 9toiel-, &betn., tn9or. nnb fran8O.
iti6e Neute BON ben bili9fen bis gu ben tDditen Rreien, ippraui
i'd BET oen iesiSsn ltren9sn SOnntass9elesen nod gang belonoerS
Ctrpeiie, 6a es am @nbe am heten it wenn fb Sober elm Gr6pf-
den solen &sbeliaftiu'S Sans ldafft SD oertauIem eias 2Setne
beim @la8, TlaIhe uno @a0pne uno ieiere a~6ielelben bel Abnabme
BON Duseae 8lai4en Ober bel Der @alCne tOltenfrei in's 9aas.
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A@&A Der llnterSeihnete erIaubt ibn ieine sreanbe unb
W. ane 9iebboberl zines aus9esei6neten Gbein- 98eine8 dui
Ien 9aeer Don Dtartgrdfer, @alelbsrser, llne1einer, Detbesbe-
nter, Hterfener II. I. no aufmertlam Sf MAIDEN. Die oben 9e-
nannten 98eine meroen beimt @laS iWe bel Der Sdihe ant Der Bar
~ ben b~ili9iten Qreiien Uerabrei9t, @SbOteiale aaber benz SauIe
nit teoeltenoem 6abat aliSae+ ta1a G4A@ti3 quo flR
Rg- 8er9oou unS PIpHa'8 9ascrber we inmler. : dHp 1850
Suntf8, 3tts SO aE4 n6enrD2poB, ID y. S~re6erifir.
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0eutIcbeS 8dItbduS,

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8gagaaeT9a9aj8 e .7is
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-01-12

MR.. DIcKBxs. in reply to friend at
Memphis, Tenn, who suggested that he
should explain away some of his severe
criticisms on the Americans, writes:
cannot take the course you RECON-
mended to me, simply because really
have nothing to explain away. What
have written OF the more ludicrOus and
dangerous tendencies that observed in
America, ! have written quite honestly and
in no unkindcr spirit than have written
of innumcrnble things Mt home. have,
as any rational man must have, great in
tcreSt in America: and have many dear
friends who were born and bred children
of the United States. took occasion to
observe in recent preface that 'to repre-
sent me as viewing America with ill-n"ture
GOODNESS, animosity, was merely to do a
very foolish thing, which is always u very TX
the durability of foolish things among {"
great aud sensible people, and confidently
trust myself in tho long run, to their good
hulnor and sagacity."
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-01-12

petnated-and which logically require the
conversion of our Federal territories into
new slave marts, and the acquisition of ad-
ditionaI provinces and islands, expressly
to fortifY and increase the power Of this
social evil, are plainly incompatible with
that perfect amity and concord, between
different sections and States, which 1t IS
the interest of all, and the desire of the
people of this State New York; ut least,
to maintain through all time.
He cracks the disunionist thus, and as
Governor Morgan is'of the same party as
Senator Seward and speaks, probably, as
nearly as any man, the latter's sentiments,
NC call attention to the following eminent-
~ patriotic sentiment:
New York yields TO none of her sister
States in her devotion to the Union. She
/, reverCs it rs the fruit of a long protracted
contest for liberty and independence, anu
she cherishes it tor its present dement's anu
its guarantees for the future. Her citizens
discovered at q very early period that sla-
very was an evil, and prompt and consid-
crate provision was made for its extinction.
So far as our example was worthy of lml-
! tation. the other members of thr contcd-
cracv lad the advantage of it; but we new
or claimed that we had the right to inter-
ferc, directly or indirectly, with slavery as
il existed in the other States of the Union.
We were satisfied with the solemn and
earnest declaration recorded upon our sta
tnte book that we regarded slavery as
governmental and social evil, and treated
it accordingly. New York still maintains
the same position. She emphatlcally dis
avOws all sympathy or cooperation with
those misguided men who, no matter under
what proYocation, have sought in the past,
or who may seek in the future, unlawtully
to interfere with the institutions OF any OF
her sister States.
OF the territories, with which he closes
his message, he says:
Being the common property of the whole
people, SO long as they remain territories,
New York will claim the right to p"rtici-
pate in their government. In no way can
she do SO except through the agency OF
her chosen representatives in Congress;
and therefore it is that the electors of New
York recognize the authority of Congress,
to legislaLe for the territories and to pro-
hibit the establishment of slavery therein.
Yielding cheerful obedience to the doc
trines of State sovereignty, having no dis
position to interfere with the local institu-
lions of the States, prepared to MD those
States in the preservation of their soycr-
eipu power, the people of New York, while
always enforcing their views in legal,
peaceful and constitutional manner, will
not surrender the right to participate in
the reformation of this or any other evil in
the administration of the national govern
mcnt,
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TnERG is one man that they can neither

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drive out Of the county of Madison, nor
vet keep froaa, speaking in tile Capital of
Kentucky, If they can expel thirty-six of
his neighbors-and that man is the gallant
Cash GIay-thc man who has done more
for the cause of free speech and free
press in the South. than all other men
combined. Our Geographic advices of his
speech Mt Frankfort, the Capital, are quite
full and interesting, and show how gal
lantly and courteous!y he bore himself,
albeit he was hut one man against a mil
lion, as lie said. y noticeable little Incl
dent must have been that alluded to in the
despatch, where it states that persons
with the greatest alacrity, brought candles,
&c, to assist the progress of the meeting
1t speaks a volume for the suppressed
sympatlIics of hundreds Of those whose
hearts are with the gallant Cash, but who
have, perhaps, neither his nerve or his in
tclIigencc to know and defend their rights.
A speech like this of Clay's, under the
circumstances, marks an event, and will
tell far and wide.
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