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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-08-18
alGw AdrFrtisFments.

PROGRAMME:
Saturday aud Sunday neutrality-suspicious. Of Guests
from abroad.
Monday, S o'clock A. M,-Meeting at the Head
quarters, Turner Hall, corner Of Ontario and
Michigan streets.
9 o'clock A. M,-Parade through the principal
streets Of the City to the County Fair Grounds on
Kinsman street.
10 to II O'Clock A. M.,-Gymnsstieal Exercises in
Squads.
PAUSE.
Commencement Of the General Gymnasti-
cal Tournament by all the Members.
OclOck-PriZe Exercises Of the Pupils and disribu-
tiOn of Prizes.
CONCLUSION Gymnastical Games, and especially
those recommended by Professor Spies, by thirty
Members.
6 6o'ciock-Return of the Procession to the Turner
Hall.
o'clock Commencement of the Ball at Gray's Ar.
mOry.
10 to ii oclock-Coustruction of Pyramids and Plas
tical Groups, viz:
J. CAIN AND ABEL.
.. GLADIATORlAL COMBAT
,. BOADlCEA, Queen Of the Celts)
PRICES OF ADMISSION.
To the Fair Grounds 10 cents.
To the 80 cents.
Ladies in company with Gentlemen, tree.
The Hecker Band is engaged for the whole Festival
augls:2g7 THE COMuTTEE.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-08-18

use Each number will contain in
teresting miscellany, including
ID a Story, Poetry, Gems, Anec-
dotes, &C, and at least one page
dens of the sixteen will be devoted
to the children.
We will send PrOspectuses tC
all applicants, and sample
numbers by the first Of Septem-
Der. Our single terms are Sc
use low, that any active boy or CIR
can, in a village, or thickly
I'd peOpled neighbOrhood, readily
procure ten or fifteen subscrib-
den' iers in a single day. One sucl
has promised 100, by which, We
will be glad TO know, he is 81
richer, and his neighbOrs mont
the poorer.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-31

SPEAKING OF DoGs.-Gov Randall Of Wisconsin was
recently favored with letter-one Of many
whether the "Dog Law" passed Last WINTER oy Tue
Legislature Of that State had been 'iened anu was Id
force. He thus responds ,, ,,,.s ,oso
D,,, s,, W. -, IN regard TO the Dog Law 70 res
eeysd The bill va. properly .d and s the aw q this
hn Ana tn s~ NJ No good Citizen win obiec, 20 Il
fuse obey able :, To-, own 1, s0s s s s9 s
Av.p rs0a,e make the szcrnce Of obedience To
tbs whsn hs must know that II Is enforced win save 70
q so % ..,v yesr Increase the number OF wool gowsu
% every human e lost By the bite Of des wo.th
Wy hn s the dogs the country. who not wnS
-, ae6ee sI his privilege where great benefit
the BY compliance with the provisions Of the act
ousht 10 BE- Aicked out ofn.
Ysp kRJ ysssa IA ANRA&bo
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-31

RECENT FRENCH LITERATURE.

From Our Own Correspondent
PARIS, July TO- 1860.
The reputation of Louis XIV as a great mon
arch is one of the most remarkable illusions, con
sidering the time when, the time how long, and
the pc Ope by whom it has been believed which
humanity ever yielded to. The gods and demi-
gods of classic mythology either synbOlized the
forces of nature, or had earned by fabulous good
service to the world the grateful devotion Of simple
worshipers. Mumbo Jumbo sways the religious
hopes and fears of abect savages. 1t is the "most
intelligent and the most skeptical Of modern
nations, in the full noon of the most enlightened Of
centuries, that stll pays its blind homage of adm-
ration to the shadow Of a name, lie Grand No
narque. 1t has persstently refused to zee that the
elevation of their idol was not in virtue of his nat
ural stature; that he was upheld by Colbert, and
Moliere aud Louvois and Racine; that, in that
gorgeous procession down the course Of his
tory, called the age of Louis XIV, it
was the magnificent escort OF statesmen, poets,
captains golden mouthed preachers, and gold-wast
ing architects, who made the brllance OF the pa
geant. The spectacle loving French, gazing up al.
ways have Professionally refused to see how the Grand
Idols car rolled, spoke deep, in ashes and blood
over the wasted Pala,inate and the wasted &c.
venues. Heather Diocletian's persecution, revolu-
tiOnary Marats theoretical policy Of blood, were
surpassed IN the practice Of the Most Christian king
All this has been known Of all men these many
years but il has not been felt Store of documents
memoirs, and special and general histories, st.
Simon, and PeyTat, and Voltaire-pOpular novels
even, ike Sues Joan CaraIisT-Weye vt baud 10
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-05-05
Situation as Oyerseer Wanted.

4 GENrLLMAN long experienced with the
Il business % also with machirery, and every
thing pertaining 10 a Sugar Plantation, is DESTROYS
OF g~tting al Overseer's berth in TINS parish
The best Of references given. Apply TO this OF.
flee tor further particulars. apl4
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-05-05
Report of the Board of Commits
sioners OF The Crosse Tetc Road.

To The President and Members Of the Police Jsry a.
the Parish y BerriRs.
The undersigned Secretary of the Board Of
Commissioner for the Crosse Tete and Marln-
gouiu Roads, would respectfully submit TO your
consideration the following Report of the pro-
cecdings of said Board OF Commissioners as re-
CURED by ordinance of your houorably body:
Said Board of Commissioners, after oIganiz-
ing itself as is usually done in such cases. pro.
ceeded to negotiate the bonds received from the
President of The Police Jury. as follows:
All of said bonds, amounting 10 the sum Of
thirty-fve thousand dollars, were negotiated and
sold 10 Mr.. +. Marionneaux & sons, at par, and
the sum OF thirty thousa nj four hundred sud III
~ dollars was aPprop rated for tie purchase OF
tTenty-one n~egroes-nineteen men and two wo-
mau-all good, able bodied working negroes
The ~niaeteen men are kept at work in ma
king the contemplated road above mentioned,
and the two women are kept for The purpose Of
cooking, washing. and attending on the sick
thereby keeping sax body OF negroes clean and
healthy.
The said negroes were at first put TO WORK on
the Maringouin road, which will yet need about
one month 10 complete II.
They are nUw engaged under the supervision
OF all overseer in making the road and levee
from Crosse Tete 10 the Indian Village, which
said work IS progressing energetically and sat
~islactory to said Board OF commissioners
Said Commissioner nave reserved Inc balance
Of SAID sum OF thirty-ive ,housand-say four
thousand i've hundred and fifty dollars-and also
~inteIes, on said S30.450 for IS days, amounting 10
1924 so, for Tie maintenance and management
Of said negroes. With this sum they have been
we'll supplied with tools and clothing. and had
physical attendance when needed bat am glad
10 say that IS yet they have been very healthy,
The Comm lssioners are now having fitted up
for the residence OF said negroes a large and COM
modious fa;boat with cisterns, &c, in order 10
have them convenient TO their work and get rid
of building cabins all along the work.
There is at present in the hands of the Treas
urer the sum OF three thousand five hundred aud
fIty-three 7S-l0O dollars, 10 be used for future
wants OF said aesroes-all oil waica IS respect
fully Submitted 10 the Police Jury.
&. W. KEEP.
Secretary Of Commissioners.
April 10, 1860. apl4
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-05-05
Port-Monnaies, all Kinds
Books ! Books !

DRAWER BOOKS, Bibles, both Protestant
i and Catholic; Fine illustrated Books, French
and English; a fine assortment for juveniles.
dec3 SrOCKLEY 81 DELAVALLADE..
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-05-05
Mr.. asrsugh.r pras,n:e "a resolution sui.

Mr.. dsilsugh.r prassn:e "a resolution SUI.
vsats, SAVIOR:
Il est reso'u, que le Tresorier dc Psro'sse
r,cevra a laven,r Ia somre de quatre cent
~pias,res, CONNIE compensation pour seN sefVi
ees CONNIE 1rtsorier de Psroissc, laquel,e &c
vrs lui e,re payee touS les trinestIes; Il est
de plus r~eSo'u, que toutes les ordinances Ell
resolutions contraires aux dispositions Ge ia
presente resolutions soient aboi's. La sus-
dite resolution ayant ttc mise aux voix, DON
ne le resuitat sntTant
Pour Ia resolution, Mr.. Gsilausacr-l vote.
Contre Ia resolution, Me-srs Dardvnnc, Ba5ln
ct EIyde-8 votes. Mr.. Keep est extute de
voter. En- consequence IA resolution de Mr..
Gallagher cSt ~rcietee.
Sur motion, ie Juri de Police s'-ionrne a So
regniiere session, SAVIOR le Ter LuUdl de JUN
1850. J. A. DARDENNE,
G.. w. KEEP,
ADOLPIiE BABiN.
II. J. HYDE.
7. V. GALLAGHER,
AUGUSTA CflRISTIN,
Prts't. Juri de Police.
At.este, J. II. RILLs, Greifier.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-05-05

April 10, 1860.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-05-05
GhEEITR & SENTINEL,
JURI DE POLICE.
PARoIssE ~D'IBERvILLE.

Lundi le 9 Avri', 1860, a me session regn
liere du Juri de Police de Ia parorsse dlber'
vile, les membres s~nivants 6tiient presents:
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-05-05

ME are now opening n very large stock Of
w FANCY GOODS. both useful and orna-
mental, which we will sell as low as possible
We invite the public 10 call and examine. No
trouble 10 show goods.
deb SrUCKLEY 4 DELAVALLADE.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-05-05

&ats Of Louisidna-Parish Of Nerrile-6h
District Court.
Succession Of Napoleon Danos.
"HEsEAs, Marie Eugenie Conearx mas this
w day ned Ia our said Count her Final Ac-
count Of liquidation in her capacity OF Tu,gix
and ex-offclo Admini-tlatEix OF The Estate Of
Napoleon Ddnos-
Notice is hereby given TO all when it may con-
Germ 10 show cause with n thirty days from the
date hereof why the said Final Account should
not De nomolosated and made a judgment oil This
Court.
Clerks Office. April 5th, 1850.
ap7 VI. 4. ESTEVAN, Clerk.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-05-05

Les memes membres Sont presents, a Tex.
ception de Mr.. Landry.
La petition de PAMELA Williams dcmandant
une pension est lue ct ellie est accepter; ct sur
motion, il a etc rcsoIu qu'une pension dc hut
piastres par mois leur sont ~allouee payab 10
sur lie mandat du membre du A.. ward.
Les petitions de We. Ricard yillier 1t Eph-
rain Lanier, demandant une pension, sont
presentees, lues It ~rejetecs.
Mr.. Dardenne presente IA resolution sui
vante, laquelle est unanimement sdnptse.
Resolu, que Ia Resolutio on adopter en- 1856.
sccordaut aux mrmbres du juri de police qua
ire piastres par jour ct lie milage, soft ct ellie
est par la presente sbole.
lie TrSsorier du Paroisse, Mr.. Jumel, pre-
senta ses complies ct pieces juS,ificatives, ct lie
juri de police reunit en- comlte general les ay-
ant examine, ayec soin, rapporte ques les
complies sont correctS. ct qn'il reste entire les
mains du Tresorier en- argent compliant, Il
somme de s39,sl5 %.
Sur motion, II est r%eSolu, que Ia s0mlne dc
cent q%uarante sept p~iastrcs, soft r-Inboursee
par MIR. A.. Jumel, Tresorlpr du Parnisse, a
Mr.. u. ;. Rousseau. ex-TI eSorier de Paroisse,
pour commissions dues a Nr. Rousseau, ct
qui ont etc payees par erreur a Mr.. A. Jumel.
Sur motion de Mr.. Keep; II es, rtSolu que
rAvocat de District soft requis d'entrer un
n0lte pr0segui dams raffaire contre Laurent
Millaudon, pour n'ayoir pas fait son chemin ct
construire "a levee sur les lots 1 ct 8, town
ship 8, range II est, d'apres une ordre qui
lui a etc dome par rInspOcteur des chemlns
ct levees.
LIE juri de police etant ~satisfait que lie dit
Millaudon a fait tout ce quill a pu atm d'avoir
ces ouvrages achieves conformement a rordre
de rInspecteur; II est bien entendu que Mr..
L.. Millaudon paiera tous les frsis deja encou-
rues.
lie rapport du commissaire du Pont sur lie
Bayou Paul, est presentee, lue ct acceptee.
La petition de Pierre Arteau demandant du
secours est presentee, ct ellie reste deposee,
jusqu'a Ia prochaine session.
Mr.. Christin presenta Ia resolution s~uivante,
laquelle reste deposee jusqu'a la prochaine
session, SAVIOR:
II est resolu, quele taux de peage du ferrie
an travers du feuve Mississippi vis-a-vis
Plaquemine, soft augmente a vingt cents au
lieu de quinze, pour les pietons.
La petition DIES residants des Bayou Crosse
Tete ct Maringouin, demandant IN chemin
public, q partir du Crosse Tete vis.a-vis Rose.
dale, j~usqu'au Bayou Maringouin, sur Ia ligne
qui divise rhsbitation de DIR. Campbell de
celle de Nine. Dickinson, ct en- arriere de leurs
hsbitation sur Ia ligne divisant ptabitation de
Joseph M. Young ct Charles Belcher, ayan'
etc presentee ellie est lue. ct sur motion ellie
est adoptee, avec lie proriSo que les parties in
teressees patent toutes les depenses, ct prem
nant toutes les responsibilities en- faisant IL
chemin.
Sur motion, Messrs. Hiram Sigler, r. A.
Stewart ct Henry Pelichet sont NOMINEES com
Eisssires pour fsire 10 susdit chemin. .
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-05-05

c. w. KEEP, u.
Attendu, Que le term. Ges membres ia Ter,
4e, Be. ct 7e. wards de IA d tie parolsse est ex.
pire; II est ordonne ct decrete Gu'une election
soft tenue scion Ia loi dams chacun des susdits
wards atm d'6lire des membres du juri de po-
lice, ct que le Sheriff scit requiS dc publier "a
dite election, ct faire son retour conformement
a Ia loi.
La petition des habitantS du Bayou Jacob,
demandant Ia permission de boucher lie Bayou
Petit Diable a etc presentee e. lue, It sur mo
ton de Mr.. Dardenne; II est r6solu que Ia de-
mande des susdits habitants soft accordee, CT
qu'ils soient permits de boucher lie Bayou Pc
tit Diable avec des pilotGs a son embouchure
GU plus has, a Ia discretion des susdits habi-
tants, ct Ia susdite resolution etant secondee
est mise aux voix, don't voici lie ~resultat
Messrs. Dardenne, Landry, Hyde ct Keep
votant pour vote. Messrs. Babin ct GAL
laugher votant contre-2 vote. En- conse-
9uence Ia resolution est adoptee.
Mr.. Keep presente Ia resolution suiyan.e,
laquelle est adoptee;
Resolu, que Joseph AIles soft ct il est. par
lie presente autorisee de charger lie meme taux
de PEACE all ferri du Village Savage que SEES
predecessors ~faisaient pages, jusqu'a &c que
son contrat actuel soft expire, Ct spreS Tex
piration de susdit ~contrat, lie taux de ptage
accorde par Ia loi, sera le seul taux de peage
reconnu.
Sur motion de Mr.. Dardcnne,
Resolu, que lie Sheriff soft au,orise a acheter
pour Pusage dc Ia maisou de Cour IA qusntjte
necessaire dc matte en- paille pour le piancher
de la dite maison de Cour.
Sur motion de Mr.. Hyde,
Resolu, que cette partie de "a rive Quest de
IN Grande Riyiere s'etendant de sa ~jonction
avec lie Bayou Pigeon jusqu'a Ia Unite inlcri-
cure de la Paroisse sur Ia die Riviere, soft
comprise dams lie 7e. districts DIES chernlns ct
levees, ct sera sous 10 surveillance de ~llnspec.
teur du dit District.
Les complies suivants, apres svoir etc exa-
mine par lie juri de police reuni en- comite ge.
neral, soft alloue:
Theo. Blanchard, ses frais en- matiGres
crimiuelles, S239 "a
" son ~salaire pour tenir des elections, go 90
" SEES trais de Geole, "a 20
" pour des matelas pour lusase De IA
paroisse. Is 90
DR.. G. II. Berry, examen du corps de
Mr.. Moore, 10 90
n. II. Snee, juge de paix, frais en- ma
there's criminelles, IS So
Jos. III. Dleau4, SEES Tals cOtntne con
stable. 10 81
Oscaur Lauve, JUICE de paix, ses frais
en- matiere criminelies, 20 S.
Adolphe Hebert ct sutres, commits.
saire detection au Oak, 4 so
DR.. Ward, pour ses services aux prison.
niers dams la Geole, so 90
Stockley & Delavallsde, pour medicines
fournis a Thomas Godsil, so 90
Alex. o. Hebert, ses frais CONNIE con
stable, 6 95
T. E. Grace ct Sosthens Commaur, leurs
complies sont rjete, faute de formslt@s.
Sur motion, lie juri de police s'ejourne de-
main a 10 heures, a. M.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-05-05
Notice,

state ofLouisiana-Parish of Iberville-6th
Judicial District Court.
Succession of Martha Smith, deceased.
WHEREAS. Thomas s. Garrett, in his capa-
w city of Curator of the estate of Martha
Smith, deceased. has this day filed in this Court
his account Of Administrations
Nolice is hereby given TO all whom it may
concern TO show cause within thirty days from
the date hereof why said final account should not
be homologated and made a judgment of this
court.
Clerks Office, April 10th, 1860.
apl4 M. A. ESTEVAN, Clerk.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-05-05
ELAN
ICE I. ICE!

ICE !...... ICXI
THE Undersigned are happy TO inform their
l. patrons and the public generally, that the
vessel containing their cargo OF Ice, is now IN
New Orleans, or probably left this day for PA
ouemine, and by Tuesday next probably they
Will have he pleasure 10 accommodate al, and
from thenceforwarl Tor the season, with any
amount Vi this delicious luxury OF the South.
on9I VESSIER K DUBUCLET.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-05-05
New Goods! New Goods! y!

Ladies vi! 60 well by calling at nv store,
where ! think they eau hnd the Finest Stock OF
Goods eve, brought 10 this market, consisting in
the following articles
French Organizes and MusIus-all warranted
fast co.uTs;
Barge ORES PC. OF the latest styles;
Tichue Dresses, OF different patterns;
English Barge, al .ow prices;
Summer Silks, MATTHIAS and Shawls; Embrder-
ing Collars and Shswis; Fa.encienne Sets.
Pelernes, Ball Dresses, &c.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-05-05
To HOuse-kccpers.

am opening a fine assortment, Of Ho use
FurniShing>, such as Ddm'sS rabl. Cloth;
Linen Towels; French and German Lnrn,
French Furniture, Calicoes OF the manufacture.
Also. SheetingS, Cotton aud Linen, while and
brown. al II which wil De sold az reduced pri-
ces. Before purchasing elsewhere, come and
examine Ihe stock of
mh2l LEOPOLD KAHN.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-05-05
China Vases.

A FINE ASSORTMENT, of all sizes and
II prices. For sale by
de3 STOCKLEY < DELAVALLADE.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-05-05

Eta. dc Ia Loaisicnc, Pa7oisse Glberviue-
Cour da 6z1e. District .JuGiciaire.
Succession de feu Napoleon Danos.
TTENDU, que Marie Eugene Comeaux a
~ &C jour enlias.e ell cetie cour son Compile
Final de Liquidation De la succession de feu Ma
poleon Danos EN- sa capaci,e de Tutrice e. ex-
oficio ADMINISTRATIVE
Avis est par lie present aonnee a tous cenx que
celia concerne de deduire sous trente jours de Ia
date de ce present les raisons pour lesquelles lie
dit Compile Final ne serait pas homologue ct
fait lie lugement DE cette cour.
Bureau du Grefirr, Avril S, 1850.
APT N. A. ESrEVAN, Grcfi.r.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-05-05
LEOPOLD KAHN.
Spring and Summer Wear.

SVEfbE NHW SNDsLafCF "IHE'
and they hope that heir Old friends and the pub.
ic generally, viii come forward and give their
orders, select their patterns and get measured.
They flatte- Themselves. that as al old and
long tried firm. they can refer to all OF their old
patrons as 10 the durability OF their work, their
punctualltv and business integrity.
Thanklu I for past iavors, they hope that they
will snlI lie considered worthy oil that patronage
which has been 81 generously extended them ia
the past. They st'll occupy their Old Stand Oh
Main street mh24
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1860-07-23

ritory with whateyer property 81 legally
lpossessea, Il necessarily de4ol in tls
federal governments me duty pretec
shiS fight IF lhs eitizaas llsasver 81
wnerexer assailed Of infFii5f rs.
Ibp Democrats party ho13F meet
thl4 aeitating QUESTION. whi.slI Ii throat,
iening 70 sever aud destroy this hsothef,
ho0d % States. Ii does nof bfopose Il
lltlgate foF tie extension Of slNyesy, nol
Tor its restriction, but To- eivN s. each
STATE and 10 every citizeu als Khst ouI
fofsfathsrs proposed ID give: aAh1ely
perfect s4uality of rights. aid then "a
commit V The people. 20 clinAts and 10
soil. Che DISCRIMINATION as d lhs kind 81
inesitnti9Hs best fiied q lhei Sonii6.
netIS ID |I.1ir H61stilhliofs[ & IS. 1Sd
i1Hs LIs 11p|1 q /. Il IiIiI5I s s. I. s., h
es.abIis. o. prohibit 6|sysfr EIz' .kEr
come II Iofm j constr asio1. 81 ~
e their admission as ! State sato The
r. happily. our principles sian pre-
vail. an sra Of peace and harmeny viii be
restored 10 our distracted country. and
no more shall We be troubled With fhe
agitationof this dangerous question. Be-.
cause II Will be removed ia ven Ifom the
Territorial Legislature as frorl the halls
of Congress when We shall 81 free Is
turn our attention to more useful issues,
propotiyefof our groWth u national
greAtness.I MI f#Ssl x
Oar Uhion must Be preserved Bat
this canaoply be done BY rnaintaiaing The
constitution inyiolale in All lis provisions
and guarantees, The judicial Authority /,
las provided by the constitutioa must Be
sustained and It's decisions inpIicitly
Robeyed. sswellin regard 70 tiae rights Of
property IA the Territories as III III other
male Il rs- V4ta Il. 81 !, M,ss1
Hoping for success, and .trusting ID The
truth and Justice Of the principles Of o1s
party and In that Divine Providence that
has watched over us, and made lie one Of
the great nations Of the earth, and that
We may continue To- merit Divine protsc-
toins I eheerfhlly accept The nomination
20 un-nimously conferred on me. and
cordially endorse the platform adopted
BY the convention.
I havet the honor to be, sir !; With much
respect, your friend and obedisnt servant,
JOSEPH LANE.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1860-07-23

property ID the services of negro slaves,
Icf 70 deny that such property can exist
1lexorsble logic. which works It'll
steady way through clouds and passion,
lcompsls the country Is meet Tie Issue
There u DO eYasiye middle ground. Al.
ready The signs multiply 81 1 fshalicsI
and growing party which denies that ID
der the constitution, 81 By any other law,
slave property can exist !; and ultimately
the struggle must come between this par
~ and The national o racy, sustained
By all the other conservative elemsn. ii
the Union. s
I think it will Be impossible for can
did mind u discover hostility to the
II6itn. ~ > ni1t IN 4E6i'6Ha' III II Tia
1. so Id. D 81. IS
yle equality 81 the States. which Ii6s Iife
broad fouddAiion pndsfneath our whole
p6litiCa. etiuct0Ie. As c0nsifue then, ,
the resolutions simply assert this equali-
". They demand nothing for any State
or section than is not carefully conceded
IL all the restss II Is welI to remembef
that the Disorders which have afflicted
BUR country hive grown out Of the viola
ton Of State equality and that as long
as this great Principle has been respected
We have beeF blessed with harmony and
peace. Npf win lii b easy to persuade
the county that resolutions are sectional
which command the support Of MAORI.
" Of thetStates. and are approved BY the
bone and body Of the old Democracy,
and by q vast mascot conservative opin-
ion every where. Without regard 10 party.
Itlhas been necessary, more than once
in our history, to pause and solemnly as
.sert the true. character Of this govern
.ment. A memorable instance occurred
insthe struggle which ended the civil rey-
olu;ion Of 1900. The republicans ofithat
day, like the Democracy Of this, were
stigmatized as disunionist, but they no.
bly, conducted the contest under the con-
stitution, and saved our political system.
BY a like constitutional struggle Il is IN
tended now to assert and establish The
equality Of the States. as the only basis Of
union and peace. When this object, so
national, 90 constitutional, so Just shall
be accomplished, the last cloud will dis
appear from The American sky. and with
hands and hearts the States and
the people will mite 10 develop the re-
sources Of the whole country, to bind 1t
together with bonds Of intercourse and
brotherhood and, 10 impelit on onward
N its great career. The constitution and
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1860-07-23
THE
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Il p05LisHED WEEKLY. A.
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5000; ifrn6t paid within sixty
Ri50 will be charged.
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bubsequent insertion, 37& cents
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who advertise By the year.
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