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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-06-21

3 3D. A CARD--TffE MtNiQU1h.
10 the EsiSer Of The N. y. IStbans
STA: beg leave 10 COZ tranleta statement pnolished
IN TnE TsIBuSE of Wednesday, 10th inst, that the
schooner MaIiqua was msuifestly fitting ont for
slavag exp. dillon to the coast of Africa Iao deny
her having clipped OIL Just at the japanese We're eoter-
hog te city and lastly deny the charge of her hav-
ingsay stsekles OH beard whatever. return my sim
rers thanks to Z" Mr.. Kennedy, ~hoe' he is for
nliBdng me of shackles had neglected 10 provide
nv vessel with irois in case should require them Tor
sbrD's use. - ~
a an act of Justice TO myself and family, you will
pease give the above space 40 yonr paper and at the
taue time state that the vessel only cleared yesterday
the 18th of June. Or Kennedy, If he takes the tron
bic, may learn this by going 10 the Custom-uouse
TIE vessel having only received the balance of her
cargo on Monday; and intend 10 sail to-day, Wednes-
dn, Jun 20 1860. LEONARD u. BARRETT,
Captain Of Schooner Msriqua
tsimusneousy with the foregoing received from ship
collector the following: t.
A SUSPECTED SLAyER.-The schooner Maiiquita,
Capt. Barrett for the Rio Congo, coast Of Africa Was
towed to yesterday mornDg and Immediately after
discharppg her pilot boarded by United States
HursbaIs Turner and Wilson, from The stsam-ug ~.
Sy pour taken charge Of and ed back the city,
suspicion of being about TO engage in the slave
trade She "a a-etao, sharp-looking craft and, DO
doubt very fast sser. Sbei reported being cleared
at the CusomSHvu,e by L. Vienna. The Marshals
have anchored her of the Battery. ...
hETRoPoLITAs POLICE ConmIssroSERs.-The Met
yopotian Police Board as.ewhl-d at Headquarters,
Nc. 4l3 Broome street at | o'clock yesterday after
moon. Sergeant Lord Of the New-York Sanitary Po-
Ice, reported is filthy premises, chiefly yards aud
sDks. Acting Sergeant Waddy of The Brooklyn Saul
tsry Squad reported about 80 establishments COW
stsbles yards, and sinks. The usual order elanse
the preuis, ,hus indicated then Issued About
900 such mott have been served IN Brooklyn, aud
2,400 in New-York. The Board adopted resolution
ordering dnt e2es 10 be taken Of portraits for the
Roeues Gallery and the oupi a'es to be placed ID
every Station House In the Metropolitan Police De
trict Use hafsor Police directed to report the
number Of boss In their possession, and the cost Of
repairs for the year past Officer Coles of the Broad
way kqlad and w. III. Dean, a doorman, were dis
missed. Officer McCormick of the Seventeenth Pre-
tihct as maict.d of 30 days pay for being drunk
while ON duty. The Board then adJoarned.
AccIDEST on THE HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD
About II oco L. sterdsy morning when the Express which
syes albany at 1913 passing BaIEytown, the Hud.on
liver RahOad The body OF Sen lying alongside the
track He up, but life extinct On examination
found that his neck broken. lies nad DO djubt either
lei, nmyed of the train a passing Bsrryown and
threw upon his head thus breaking his beck aud killing him
isuy He appeared TO be about - Of The body
placed ia height car, aud the Coroner notified
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-06-21

ssles 81 40 n ordinary W-steIn at s0c cash
FRJjiTS-Rsiins quiz. hut hrm. We quote oanch AZ
80 ard Layer "a Ours ants are quiet Cocoanus are
,eIlg ia For Baracoa and Spanish Slip finesppcs F
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-06-21

INDlA-KUBI Err held with increased 6Tmne. but buyers
shy purchasers the prices asked viz c for hDe
Fsrs 2 medium do and 55c for do. and East
India. .
LME-The market for Roklend has been very quiet since
our a. Gales of $50 bbs Common Csc Lump is inactive
att!c
LA1HS-1te demand Is fair and prices have declined; sales
Of 49,, go 1T T. 80 y NJ cash.
LUMbEI-EssteIn Spruce in fair demand at +129$l5 Y
feet
LME-Tbe market Is quiet but steady sales Of 300 bbs
Common at CSC. Lump Is nominal
MOLAsSES-The business Is confined TO small lots 10
n.nfinh 26c W. nnfn.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-06-21

SDDDEs DEaTH.--A young named Joseph
ocknsn died very Tddeny at his residence corner Debe
yoe rest and Grshsm avenue L. ID. CeODer Murphy viii
hold an inanest today.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-06-21

BROOKLYN Cry COURr CALEsDAR. June 81
No Al 49, 20, 49, 81 a. 3D. e. TO- g. o. o. H. 90 81, "a, ~, a.
KIsss COuSTT CIRCUIT CoURr CALEsDAh.-lSame
- ye,.efasy
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-06-21

TBE COUNTY COCRT- HoUsE.--The owner Of the
fopery known Military Garden 10 the o. the City Hall
lbs made proposition 20 the Board OF SuperHors IN which he
offers sell ground Is0 feet vide and extending from
Seone . Liyingtoreet 10 The county Tor The PsrPoss
of erecting Cour-H Onse thereon The puce ssEed $1,000
The proposition will oe acted upon the nest meeting OF the
RosTd.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-06-21

PEoK-sIIP FERRJ.-0n this ferry, after O'Clock in
abe evening boats will in future every minutes
al night from the foot of South Seventh street, VIII
hamsburgh, 70 Peek slip New-YOrk.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-06-21

PROBABLY FATAL EFFECT OF A BITE FROM A MAD
Dog "A few days Miss Mconsd residing ia North
First nssT fOTth street d., bitten by sd dog She
wee soon ster ses her exhibiting every symptom
5id seh no expectation whatever her recovery
feItsinAl
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-06-21

THE BOARD OF HEALTH-The Board Of Health
which Is composed OF the Health Committee Of the Common
Council organized yesterday morning by Mayor Powell
Several nuanees oomPlned Of and appropriately re-
sre The Sanitary Police having charge Of mos! Of the mat
eers dneted by law nuances the Board will not baye
Sst de- 70 DO Al application Is ~ be made 10 the Comn
fooe Of Police for detsed attend upon the Bosrd
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-06-21

FATAL RESULT OF 4 FIGBr.--Two men, named
Jss1es Farr. Neil Cannon reidens Of the locality
Know A. "Tnkenile In the Twelfth Ward got into dis
pn,e Tuesday evening which resulted in rough and tumble
light II cd an hour when bob much exhausted
tha they tAen charge by their friends Farrell went TO
hs house by and lying down died 10 o hours thereafter
Canyon sested and held TO await the CoTone i0ve
CATION.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1860-02-15
MARBLE YARD

|VUVHE Undersigned, having = marble yard
i 81 the city Of Evansville. feel confident
that they can sell tomb stones o. sny other
work in their line Of business, % cheap a.
any establishment 10 the West. We hsve
lately put up good many monuments a. the
grave yard OF the 81. Joseph Church, and a.
the grave yard below Jasper. II those wish
ing 10 purchase will examine our work We
are confident they will give US their orders.
Sheriff HERnAs is our agent in Jasper, and
orders left with him will be promptly filled.
Nay Is. '59-3m. G. e. J. HEIxERIcH.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1860-02-15

JEhMS VI cCDcIhtr tION-
One Copy year s , and 2 Premiums
Three Cppiss1 year, 5 and 8
Five Copies year. 8 and 10 .
Ten Copies year.. IS and 20
The following l. List of Premiums which
will he sold 10 Subscribers for TwEHTY FIVE
cEsrs each. On the receipt Of the Sub
scrip, ION money, thsy will be informed e.
whai Pre- miums they are ensitle snd
IL 10 optional whether they pay the rwKsrr-
FIVE cESrs On each and take the Premium
or not.
The following 10 . full
LIST OF PREMIUMS:
Piano Fories. (Chickering's) e3O0 90
Patent English Lever Gold Watches. leo 40
L. cies' lsk. Case Gold Lev. Watches, 80 o"
Gents Silver Lever Watches Is %
ParIor Time Pieces. n y pattern loco
L.dies' elegsn' B:'k Silk Dress pattern lOu
I.ad,es' Plaid 15OC
Ladies' Cameo Sets. (Pin and drops.)
extra fine 800
Ladies' Gold Bracs lets, Stone Settings ~ o.
Gents Solid GsId Vest Chsins.
new pattern 1900
Ladies' Gu ride, or ChsteIsine Chains,
choice Is 90
Large old Spring Loeke's. with double
cases 100
Heavy Gold Pencil Cases. ~i,h Gold
Pens SO
Superior Gold Pens, with Holders and
Bnx 500
Lsdirs' Gold Pencils zoo
Gents Guild Pens, with Silver Extension
Pencils 2CO
Cent? Mos.lc Gold Stone Sets 100
Gent Cameo Pins, large size 500
Ear Drops ero
Misse,' Gold Pins ~
Genss' Cluster Pins. Opal Centre 3p
Cent? Cluster Single Sssue Pios ! 10 So
Gents Sleeve Botions ESQ
LadieS " /" 8 &C
Lsdies' Pearl Card Csses 500
Gents Silver Pencils 015
Misses Lsvs Pms 2Je
Geu.s' Gold Watch Keys snd Pencils
combined 2OU
G-nis' Gold Tooihpieks. with SIides 200
Gents g ID Rings with stone set,i-g $50
Ladies 2Ju
SETS silver Plated Tea spnon 2 50
Silver Plated Butter Knives 10 3Ui
Lsdies' or Cent? Port Mennsis 50
Gents Gold Watch Keys or vest
Hooks Ito 500
Lsdies' Gold Bracelets Half Round
Band 400
Ladie 6m
Cent? Scar: Pin zoo
Gold Crosses 80 10 5 O..
Guild RinRs Toe. 70 ~
Fob Slides to5 90
Every Sob-cribes will be en'isl~dso rsol
Of the above Premiums BY the payment o.
twenty i've cents on each. We viii inforn
him which he 10 entitled 20. - coon - tho
Subscription money is received When n
remittance is made, send Draft il convent
ent, ~ Il u much fhs safest. Address,
b. BENTON & CO.. Publishev.
No. 46 Moffst Bnildinr, Brcadwsv y. York
~ Specimen Copies of-THK METRoPoLi-
TAN" vii BE- sens free when requested.
ssc IL ls59-6m..
4 Ii kinis Of ready -msce cIolhing and
~ Hats Of the latest ssvIe Low -
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1860-02-15

Edited BY r. =. ARrHuR and vIsospsA
y TowssEHp. For choice md eIees q lie.
erstuse. high moral tone. peculiar sdsDsasios
10 the home circles Of our LAID. fssshssss.
originality and ebespsess. this nagssiss =
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biography and the richness Of its embellIsh.
m~n's 20 the most ambitious end dearest q
our Magazines. while u claims 10 lead al Of
them IN many essential Gestures For cor
rectness and exquisite besnsy. iss eoIored
steel fashion plates we're unsivsiIed in 1867.
They will maintain this superiority in 1855.
Volume XI began in January.
TERns-e3 : yesrin advance -Four co.
MES for %; twelve copies f'r 9I5. and one
'xtrslo the getter up Of the club.
or Specimens sent Tree 70 ell Who wish
20 subscribe or 10 make M clubs. ASdssss
T. s Arthor & Co.. los. Walnut street,
Philadelphia.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1860-02-15

VHE undersigned, having obtained the
~ contract for carrying the mail between
Jasper and Loogootee, informs the pubic
shst he has put : good, new stage upon the
route, and will at al times be prepared 10
carry passengers through with safety and
dispatch. The stage will leave the Post
ONCE in Jasper on Mondays and Fridays q
Z o'clock, A. NJ and generally arrives q
LooQootee 10 time to connect with the East
ssn train on the O & N r r Ct 2:30 r. N.
Returning leaves Loogootee Tuesdays and
- z O'Clock IT, the morning. Pas
sengers leaving word At TIE postoffice in eth.
er place will be called for ai their retidence.
sept 6-36-y. JOS. ACKERMANN.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1860-02-15
THE METROPOLITAN
Weekly Literary Journal.

81 ih>s 4 novel end Interesting
IN the World Of Ie,iers; I'll that e cfui
snd entertaining in the Home Circle; to-
sesher with Tales. Sketches. Esssys. Poetry
Biographies. TruthtoI Chances q Life ~
Home and Abro-d spd the Everyday o.
rurrsnces that are no~t ncse~ orihv; in fact.
Il " II ronssin sif thas 10 desirable IN
GOOD FAMILY JOURNAL
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1860-02-15
A CIRCULAR.


winch no young men snouio iai W ftai
rointing out unerring safeguards Of heath
and remedies TOR contamination. will be
sent on application 10 any address.
MARRIED LADIES and ladies about TO mar
ry will find the Circular valuable advisory
Our primary motive in establishing this
Dispenssry 10, Of course, professional sue
cess, but, At the same time. We want 10 see
" the dismal humbuggery 90 much prsc-
tised in connection with Private Diseases
cannot in some measures be checked.
Severe cases Of long standing especially
solicited. Fees reasonable. Inviolsbie Sc
cresy in al cas~s. All answers 70 letters
will be plain aud 10 the point and contaiI,
the exact truth and nothing else.
DR.. JAcKsoS's Female Monthly PILE, o.
though never before advertised sre well
known throughout the Union. having been
used IN DR.. Jackson's private practice fns
thirty years. Can be sent BY mail. Mus'
not be used in pregnancy, as ia that csss
they are liable to produce miscarriage.
EVERY Letter must contain 2 stsmps 70 be
used Tor reply. Address. Drs- Jackson.
Herbert & Co., or simply Box 436. Post
Office, Cincinnati, Ohio. In either case tho
letters will be cure 10 reach in safety the
hands Of The Association. 1t il important
that the number u The Post Office Blk
1866 should be included in the directions Of
az leiters. and that il should be written plain.
OFFIsE.-167 Sycamore Street. Medicines
and instructions sent promptly 70 any psrr
Ut the country. We have just published the
.MEDICAL PROTECTOR
Il contains NOT only the piih Of al the lste
develcpmenisin Medicine and Surgery above
referred 20, but urge amount Of entirely
new facts derived from the personal expert
ence Of the suthors. Each member OF the
Association has contributed 10 the volume
which IL eminentiy practical. and 20 clear
and lucid in its details. that not line az i,
can be misunderstood. II contains TWO
AN ID FIFTY PAGES y ith en-
and is one the cheapest and most
Interesting and practically useful book in
he world. Price so cent?.
DIR. JACKS0N'S PERPETUAL PRE-
is the only article in the world
ihst without Inconvenience OF danger will in
fallibly prevent conception. Thousands Of
Married Ladies too feeble TO bear children ex
cept ct the hazard Of life have had ressoa 20
be thankful for this invention. IL resembles
no other preventive in use and IL superior TO
ell. Forwarded BY mail 70 any i'd
dress.
M. vELPEAU'S BEAUTFIYIvG POW
DER, promotes the health Of Inc skin, while
IL impsrts to the complexion On exquisite
bloom and transparency which may be pro.
Ionged BY il use TO the latest period Of life.
A. il keeps the skin soft end elastic and
invigorates the circulation. Il eGeciuslIy
prevents the formation Of wrinkles. bIotches,
frcckles. pimpIes. wens. ETC., etc. Price,
81 per box, sent by mail.
Oct. 8, 1S59-6ms.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1860-02-15
THE METROPOLITAN,

10 = mammoth Imperial Qusri0 u eighl
pages. elegantly illustrated with.
FIVE HANDSOME ENGRAvINGS-
Il iesst each week. embracing subjects alike
interesting end attractive The Illustration
wi ! portray City Lie and is attendant FOL
lies they viii be from
"Grsve TO gay, from lively 10 severe"
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1860-02-15

The following 10 List u Premiums which
will he sold 70 Subscribers for TwEHrr rIvI
cEsrs each. On the receipt Of the Sub
scrip, ION money, thsy wiIl be informed &
what Pre- miums they are enti'le sntthet
i 10 optional whether they pay the rwKsrr
FIVE cEsrs On each and take the Premium
Or not.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1860-02-15

National Dispensary. established J.nuass
1s'. 1853 solely for the cure VI PRIVATE
DISEASES,
The Faculty Of this Institution. e insisting
Of three physicians ~ great experience 10
the treatment Of all SEXUAL DISORDERS
invite attention 10 their New SYsJEx %
PRscTlcE, founded on the latest ciscuyerie'
In Medic A Science, without the use Of mtr
eury-~ hch is always dangerous. often f..
fsl and never necessary.
THE FACULTY OF THE DiSPENSARY
Comprises the following well known medi-
CO men:
PROF. EGBERT JACKSON,
Late Of s.. Thcmse' Hospital London
DIR. ROBERT HERBERT.
Late OF Phila. member Of the society Of
Friends.
Mr.. EUGENE vELPEAU.
Late Of the Paris and London lIospitals
THE NEW SYSTEM OF TREATMENT
Adopted at the National Dispenssry !,
founded on that 81 u the great Europ-sl
RECORD and VALPEAu, (Senior,
and also upon discoveries D. . still later date
than theirs.
The above named Associated Physician,
guarantee under penalty Of 5000 70 e.
feet complete cure in ell csses o: Syphilis
(primsry or secondary Gonnorhes, Sell
Abuse, Sexual Incspaciiy, Fiuor Abbrr-
elect, Structure, and Pain With L,ins. d.
sesses OF the Kidneys, Seminal Weakness
or Involuntary Emissions. Diseases Of thu
Skin, joints, H-sd, Nose and Threat r..
-nlf,u.r from Sv nhfliaa Genar.f prost~.tsor
Of the System, Self Abuse, Palpilstion Of
the Heart. Intense Nervousness, Barren
ness, Spasnodic Contraction Of the Mus.
cIes, Female Irregularities. Fisfuls in Ano,
Dyspepsia, Liver complaint. and al CON
plants Of . delicate nature incident 10 either
sex.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1860-02-15

PURE CONC.EN TRATE D
POTASH,
Warranted double the: strength Of
EordinaryIPotash; put up in cans-l-
n. 2B., 3ib 6ib. and IL n. with
full directions for making Hard and
Soft Soap. Consumers will find this
the cheapest Potash in market.
D Manufactured and for sale bv
B. r. BABBITT'S.
Noe. GO and 10 Washington r.. New
York. and No. 80 India o., Boston.
:. 10 1y.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1860-02-15

rs hereby given Inst she undsrsignsd he
= been appointed Adaisissrssos of ne
Estate Of Nsthsa HOODS. lsss 81 Dubois
county. deceased. Said Estate u sspposec
70 be solvent this 23d of Dsrember 1859.
Jan. IS. BARBARA HOBBS Asm'x.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1860-02-15
More New Goods and Better
COME AND SEE!
JOHN LUTZ,

ooHSkk rokIh AAiA - -" AsHcE sIkkEIs'
INFORMS the public that he hiss just 70.
j turned from The QUEEN CITY, with .
fine stock Of Dry Goods, Clothing and Gro
csries. which he offers Tor sale %
CHEAP AS THE CHEAPEST.
for cash. or approved credit. Come and e.
anime for yourselves.
Pork, Hides. and ell kinds Of marketing
bought q The highest market price.
lie will also make 10 order, ia the best
style. I'll kinds OF Gents' Clothing. He has
none but the best wvrkmes. ard can var.
rant satisfaction.
Thcse indebted are notified. 10 call and
square accounts fer the new year.
Cleaning and repsiring neatly done and
on the shorsest notice. dec 1867
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1860-02-15
MORE NEW GOODS,
A Fine Lot or Winter
CaRoDRRRAy@.

rOATS, Pants and Vests Of various esvles
~ crsvsts, Suspenders. Gloves, WooI
Comforts, Drawers and Under-shirts. Silk
Handkercl,ieis shirts &C., also DeLsines,
Merinoes. Flsnnels, Drets Trimmings La
dies collars, &C.. Long and double Shswls.
Msnullas, sIso boots and shoes, Hats and
caps. A fine assortment Of gents and la
dies Over.shoes and very 6ne article, Of
Bed.bIsnkess, just received and for. sale
cheaper then ever at the
ian 1. CHEAP CASH STORE.
The weekly Mississippian. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1859-1864, 1860-02-08
A Specimen Of Black Republican
Messages.

The annual message of Governor Randall,
of Wisconsin, was delivered to the Legislature
on Thursday. The finances of the State are
shown to be in prosperous condition. The
slavery question is discussed at considerable
length. CON. RANDALL FAVORS NO
COMPROMISE, DENOUNCES THE DIS
UNION SENTIMENTS UTTERED IN
CONGRESS, AS UNPATRIOTIC, UN-
DIGNIFIED AND DISGRACEFUL, AND
DECLARES THAT EVERY ATTEMPT
AT DISUNION SHOULD BE REWARD
ED WITH THE HALTER.
This is fair specimen of the tone of
the messages of Black Republican Gov
ernors-and nearly all of them are Black Re-
publican in the Northern States, ow-a-days
These organs of Northern constituencies do
not hesitate to declare that the citizens of the
Southern States shall not occupy, with their
slave property, the common territory which
is held in trust by the General Government,
for the benefit of all the States-do not hest
tate to say that slavery is disgrace to the
age and blot upon the national Constitution
do not hesitate to encourage the passage of
laws yiolative OF the compact between the
when the Southern people sug-
gest that such aggressions upon their rights
such threatened violations of the conditions of
the Union, if carried out, will justify them in
dissolying it, they are told by their assaiants
that 'eyery attempt at disunion should be re-
rewarded with the halter p There is but one
thing to be more despised than such insolence;
and that is the ~pusilanimity which advises
submission to it.
The weekly Mississippian. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1859-1864, 1860-02-08
The Legislature.

Most of the time of the Senate yesterday
was employed in the consideration of the Res
buttons proposing measures Of resistance to
Black Republican aggression. Gen. Starke
delivered an elaborate speech in favor of the
Resolutions. It was able, eloquent, patriotic;
and told with great effect. Mr.. Buck, Sena-
tor from Warren, whose previous submission
and intensely Union speech had been ter
ribly roasted by Gen. S., rejoined. The indi-
cations are that he viii be alone in the glory"
of opposition to the Resolutions, in the Senate.
The remarks of Maj. Oliver were directly to
the point and instinct with sound doctrine
In the House yesterday, during the morn
ing hours, Bill passed appropriating to the
late B. R. Webb, Secretary of State half
years salary, and also bill appropriating
twenty thousand dollars to the State Uniyer-
sity for the present year. At II O'Clock the
special order of the day, Mr.. Campbelfs bill
requiring the extension of the New Orleans,
Jackson and Great Northern Railroad, and
granting ten years longer time for its compile
ton, was called up, and elected an interesting
and able debate, in which Messrs. Campbell,
Trotter and Sands supported the bill, and
Messrs. Smedes, Adams and Hooker opposed
The weekly Mississippian. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1859-1864, 1860-02-08
The Black Republican Dogma.

The creed of the Republican party is nc
longer matter of dispute; but if it were, here
briefly, is the solemn shape it takes ." "a
conntve at the perpetuatioa Of szavery is to dis-
obey the commands Of Heauen. Not to be an
Abotitionist is to be arila1 and diabozical in
struDaeaa Of the deUtl." This abominable dog
ma is from the Black Republican text book
prepared by Helper, and approved by Seward
and his allies. Had the blasphemous position
of Helper stood unsustained by such noted
men as Seward it would have been passed by
on all sides as worthy of no comment what
ever. But it comes Endorsed by the represen-
tatiVe men of the party. 1t comes formalized
as the avowed law Of the Republican faction.
1t comes to US with all the authority which
It's sectional sustainers can confer on any &C
ton which they could take. The proposition
If the Black Republicans to exclude the South
rom the Territories by direct Congressional
legislation, or by the agency of Squatter Sow
,reignty suggested by Douglas, is but one
# the means to the total extirpation of the
vii Of which they complain.