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The Opelousas patriot. [volume] (Opelousas, Parish of St. Landry, La.) 1855-1863, 1860-01-07

tiesias. NJ daus un de nos theatres anne
eser !, ~ spectateur mecop,ent s.av;sa -
isas Il sIo saise de c~rilique. une ,e,e d Eas, ! ,.a q
grsad san, seene- Ceiui-ci. avec lie pins
hi aEressa s,.'a' Sc tonrna vers lie public, q,
j ntassrcaS;s '1e feaic allocution: "Messienrs,
b lie; ~, ne aae I'm de yons Went dc perdre
hi snd.s Ms qnii matt aucune c%rain,e: ie ia
y derrs 4. q 2 TN du spectacle" II nit ainsj
'ts dois i; s cote, ct on ne dit pas gne Ia
The Opelousas patriot. [volume] (Opelousas, Parish of St. Landry, La.) 1855-1863, 1860-01-07
Avis pOsitif

Hf9Bs Hes.x api mont pas encore pave ienrs take,
Il lie Railroad sont par 10 present notifies 1liior
ne peist lenr etra i~nduige1t plus ionutepa.
Gilbert CAN'T, Coliectear.
opelo1sas, ! ~janvier 1850,
f s~orissigne inforn,e respectaes,se meat n pahI,e
~ qAsayaht frayaiil,; pendant halt mos aux One.
io.sas CONNIE t''eniste, II est n,aintenant pref a exc.
outer toat ouyfsge dams son genre, soil aux 0ne.
iotfsas on d Ia eainpagne, 81 prix 10 pins moaGr RI
Residence an riasasin de A. s. Levy.
0peiousas, %janSicr 1850,
The Opelousas patriot. [volume] (Opelousas, Parish of St. Landry, La.) 1855-1863, 1860-01-07

I'm certain gascon, sur le champ de hataille,
Sc nit a 'rembler de tous ses membrcs, ct nm
de ses calnarades mi dit mais qn'ns-tu done ?
Az 20 tremblc dn carnaze que ne wis faire.
The Opelousas patriot. [volume] (Opelousas, Parish of St. Landry, La.) 1855-1863, 1860-01-07

y. sur ans o. Tres; dici Ia, 81 IL pm
PUG cNnt q secsltsucr ses veilles, So dette
ne 2,4of =. Sc atrouverait ainsi redniie a
l.3ol5M. II a s%ollic,ie, en- conse qnence.
ne ehacnn de ses creanciers, Ia facnlte de diyi.
ser ses ACCOMPLISHMENTS en- irois OH quatre
termesi esperant, a.t-il dit, a force de travail ct
d economies. desinteresser ainsi tout lie monde
sans Ia moiudre reduction de capital ri lin
~terets.
'Qnels que %soient our beaucoup de ces bra
YES habitants ct cultivatelrs de nos camparr,es.
leslnconvenients ct Ia gene de acknowledgements
aiiisi morceies. on diftres, Il ne sen est pas
rencontre I'M senl 4ai ne Sc soft prete avec
colnpiaisanee ct meme nvee Acknowledgement
anx convenances de NJ. de Iamartine. Cette
tinanim1te touchante qui n'avnit etc nj concer.
Tee NJ preparec dayance, mails qui a jaiIli du
sentiment spontane dn pays. est mn! grand de.
menti donae par le fait i cenx qni denigrent
irop lie cteur human fante de le connaitre. NJ.
de lamnrtine a do en- etre console antant que
le pays lui-meme en- est instcanent honore.
taisons done DIES vmux pour que le succes re-
ponde q 'ant deiiorts d IN cote ct a tant de-
CARDS he %i'antre.
The Opelousas patriot. [volume] (Opelousas, Parish of St. Landry, La.) 1855-1863, 1860-01-07
.struct.
fqne.
ale Fate
ce snjet. v

En- Sc refern5
President dit Oil,
tnire dn tresor il
commencement pnisse
lucille ct la prochaine
venn.
Ell cas- de deficit. il rece
d%augmenier le revenn actt
elevation des droits de do,
chandises impcrtees.
En- terminaht. 'e Presiy
Ia liheralite dn Congress les
district de Colomioie.
The Opelousas patriot. [volume] (Opelousas, Parish of St. Landry, La.) 1855-1863, 1860-01-07

"A fESpitE.-~on ofFe a vendre 4 liamialte I'm
IA excellent ntgre forgcror, ago d'cnyiron 3o
ans. -Four plus arnpies rehscignements s'adresser 4
Opeioasas, 7 jauyier 1850.
The Opelousas patriot. [volume] (Opelousas, Parish of St. Landry, La.) 1855-1863, 1860-01-07
LAN~ORLEAKS
w. a Wilson,

No. 80 Rae III Cana, Ntles-Dryapss
4 CONSIGNMENT III aasorsinaent com,iss I'LL tesBes
~fantAisfe dc, etc.
10 decenbyc 1ESa.-Is.
nUMEsNM 4 MARTIN, Marchsna. Comssiss
Orleans,
III. A. DUMEssiL. ~. i asTn HxvrwwIIsuus
e. H. MAXIM. IL Il rsrrisss a. Ms,sa.
I dec Is5s-laH ZEN eousInandite.s
a. KorssKrs d. !. oErixs
ROUSSET 4 HENIN-No. 8 |, rne al
- Canal, pres Dc u ms Ghastsss,-NorvellesOr on.
leans,
Importatsslrs y rHarchands IL qntaraiieYie con
teIieTfc, ft,siis. pcignes, br0ssess payfunaeg1s pkp56r
ct I'M grand assortment a. naarchandIsss u snnksf1be
ct Evaporation dirscte. #s s
Dpeiousas. Is octphfg 1HEQ-lan
The Opelousas patriot. [volume] (Opelousas, Parish of St. Landry, La.) 1855-1863, 1860-01-07

9lre Oil 40 Dovembre:
"st parti mardi 20 pour
Ut presente pour
'onscri, ,tion ma
>anvl60.O0O FIR.
,etssnsflrr.S i ..demi
airline a etc 4 int
II . conyoqae ,.,lez
nceaa, tous SEES creanciers,
quatre cents personnes.
landowner ses bicns,
mp son passif.
iflsance de Ia
yeiubnnrse 4
5000 francs
odnits de sou
,.as dc rembourser
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-06-21

BALTIMORE, June 49, The vote on the
question Of sec onding the previous ques-
tiop on Church's resolution 10 indicative OF
the impossibilty of Douglas nomination.
New York voted with the South. 1t 10 ru-
mored that the Regency were defeated 10 the
caucus Of the New York delegation, and tina,
Richmond, Cagger, and the Central RAILROAD
clique will be thrown overheard.
The letter OF Fernando Wood has fright
ened the RegeDcy, and induces them to be.
lieve that Douglas has bought his influence
The Kentucky delegation have expressed
their willingness to drop Guthrie and tax,
up Seymour.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-06-21

William L. Harris, Of Mississippi, is one
OF the most prominent candidates for the
seat on the Supreme Bench, made vacant nv
the death Of Judge Daniel. Harris il now
a M'@e'ssirr; J1tsa, aoi last summer ne de-.
ilvered an opinion, in case where property
was left BY will TO n free coiored woman
that would put to blush even the barbarian
oil Guinea or Dahomey. lie will make = Il,
coadjutor for Tbs majority Of the Bench in
their persistent effort to override all the IA.
o'slons and discard all the great principle.
OF freedom which the Courts have establishes
under the influence OF civilization aud chris.
tanity during the last two hundred years
Buchanan should by all means Fill On tn,
measure Of his infamy by appointing thi,
Harris Judge Of the Supreme Court one,
graced By Marshal and Story.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-06-21

A Paris correspondent OF the London Globe
says
"A most important announcement reaches
us from Moscow, dated May 4th, } referring
to movement Of q whole people, unheard
OF since tho horics OF Goths and vandals
made an exodus. body Of 900, 900 Tar
tars, principally from the Crimea, abandon
en- sansts the Russian territory. and seek "a
emgrate into European Turkey being Ma
hommedans they had hoped, at the fall of
See-..crc., ..aG; To SULTAN was 10 reign over
the Chersonesus, or that the sscendancy OF
lslaam was somehow TO follow. They have
now made up their minds to 20 to Moham-
med, ~ Mohammed won't 20 to them they
nave omitted to SOW corn or make any ar
rangement for this year, and all these no
made tribes arc now striking their tents fol
the road, If there be one. Russia lets them
60. twill create famous confusion on the
lower Danube"
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-06-21

DESvER OIfY, June IL.
Gllch mining 10 Gregory is actively pros
ecuted, but few are realizing their antelope
tions or taking out much over their expenses
Some of the lead claims containing no paw
dirt are pretty much abandoned for the pres
ent, miners not able to realize immediately
There is quartz enough now out TO supply
not only all the mills at present 10 operation,
but all those on the road for the next six
months. The raiay season, which was no,
expected till the middle of July or the lst OF
August, has already commenced. In the
mountains, miners are poorly prepared 70.
rains, materials for rooffng cabins being
scarce. Timber for saving or putting ~
mills ia also scarce. Quartz is arriving daily
and emigrants are still coming 10 rapidly
Large numbers are also leaving for the mi
ming region. Five hundred Indians are il
South Park. They are very friendly to III,
minors.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-06-21
FROM EURoPB.


& Nnw YoRk, june 10.
The steamship City Of Washington has ar
rived With London adviccs, via Queenstown
OF the 6th.
The Galway steamship company will hole
an extraordinary meeting on the Gath. TIL.
directors ask power to borrow half million
pounds to enable them fully to develop til,
undertaking.
The London Advertiser says the effect oil
the passage of MIR. McKennon's amendment
to the Reform bill will be the postponensn
of the bill indefinitely, in which contingency
Lord Russell and MIR. Gladstone will resign.
Ii 10 understood that Lord Clarendon could
return to the foreign office, and Cornwall
Lewis, Chancellor OF the Exchequer.
The Conservatives now want the Palmers-
ton administration overthrown.
A Paris dispatch says France promptly re-
fused the request of Naples for foreign inter
vention in Sicily.
Advises from Sicily say nothing is posi
lively known respecting the armistice. Some
authorities say it 10 prolonged indefinitely
others cay only 30 the 7th.
The Malta Observer, Of June I'd, says it
was the Neapolitan General who asked an
armistice, in order to bury the dead. Carl
BALD at once agreed on an armistics OF TWEEN
ty-four hours. subsequently, she Neapolitan
asked three days. which Garibaldi not only
granted, but offered to prolong il for weeks.
An English steamer had arrived from Mar
settles, with volunteer rifles and money for
Garibaldi.
A telegram from Naples says the King has
proposed to grant constitution based upon
French institutions.
The Pope IL reported TO have expressed the
belief that Napoleon and Victor Emmanuel
had resolved TO execute the scheme proposed
in the Pamphlet entitled, "Pope and Con-
gressS
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-06-21

ca. The militia officers Of Virginia want
the Federal Government to provide an extra
supply Of arms for that State on account Of
the vicinity OF Harper's Ferry. II would not
pay, il they make no better use of the arms
than they did when John Brown, with less
than score of men, took possession OF the
Arsenal and paralyzed all the Old Dominion
with CONSERVATION.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-06-21

SESArK.--The Naval appropriation being
under consideration, tho amendment for three
steamers to suppress the slave-trade wAs
lost.
Mr.. Hammond's Amendments appropriating
$500 900 for the purchase of coal lands on
both sides OF Chiriqui was carried, and the
bill as amended was passed.
HoUsK.-At the evening session the Civil
Appropriation bill was further considered
and amended.
JUNE 10.
SFsATE.--The bill to authorize divorce 10
the District of Columbia was passed.
The legislative appropriation bill cams up,
and q committee of conference Was ordered
on disagraaing amendments. ew
The overland bill came up, and was post.
poned.
The House resolution to reduce the price
OF public printing 40 per cent. vac taken up
MIR. Davis moved to amend by striking on,
40 and inserting Is. Agreed to-ayes a
nays 81.
1t was then postponed, and the appropria.
ton bill taken up.
committee OF conference was ordered or
the civil appropriation bill. The Senate in.
sisted on it's amendment, providing for loar
of SIC, 0OO, 900 to the legislative sppropria-
tioa bill, to which the House bad previously
disagreed.
The overland mail bill was taken up and
Mr.. Polk spoke ct length in favor of the But
terfsld route.
Mr.. Hale was 10 favor of allowing ths
Butte field people sec, 900 and termiDssinf
their contract, and subsequently arrangin,
general system Of overland mails, which
benefit all sections, at fair expense. Al
this stage the committee of conference or
the army appropriation bill reported, and th,
House, the bill stands passed.
l. HoUsE.-Ihe report ia meagre and break,
off abruptly. Several private bills wer,
| pass ed, and members were striving, annie
great confusion, TO get the precedence 70
| their several favorise bills.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-06-21

u During the past week we have been
visited by several fne and refreshing show
ers, sufficient TO wet the soil thoroughly. In
consequence the grass crop promises well. -
Wheat looks fine indeed, except some few
fields injured by tho hail last Monday. Oats
are doing we'll, and prospects are good
Corn 10 coming on finely. - Oskalooss Zines,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-06-21
NEW ADVERTISEMENT.

NOTICE.
VSHE Partnership heretofore existing between
L the undersigned uAder the style Of bturges r
Close, was this day dissolved by mutual CONSENT
w. N Sturges 10 alone authorised to settle the IL
fairs Of the late Arm, and will continue the busi.
ness In keokuk ~ heretofore.
w. m. ETURGEE.
Keokuk June 10, 1860. l.. u. CLOSE
lima 10 dat
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-06-21
w. II. BARRETT,
(succEssoR TO :. 4. DUl

MANUFACTURING AND DRALKR I'm
BOOTS AN SHOES
az ALL kINDS.-L.aeiss' Kid Heel Boots. frvn
~ 1i,26 to e2 ,2S. Ladies' Kid Slippess, &c
~. to sI,26. Lsdiss' Casters az III kinds 6na
Gish, French, and Italian EiIk Lasting of al -
ors. Congress aud Side Lsoe with and without
heels cheaper than ever.
Misses and Children's Kid ANGLE Ties and Slip
pers, Boots and CATERS oil sizes, with or without
hesls cheaper than the cheapest. Men . and Boy,
Boots, and Shoes, and GAiterss Patent Leather
Calf, and Kip. sewed and peggsd, Homemade and
Eastern, cheap for cash. Keenan, Shoes, Pillow
Shoes, ana FARMERS Gaitsrs, and Oxford Ties
hand, and mAde to order on short notice.
Do not forget the place. No. - Main street,
Sign Of the Mammoth Boot.
keokuk. june 10. 1854 w. III. BARRETT.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-06-21

GT Hon. A. Ii. Stephens, of Georgia. i,
exceedingly unwell from attacks Of vertivr
with which be has been visited recently, ane
10 unabie st present to attend to business O
any kind.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-06-21

GEORGIA LOTTERIES CLesKp.- By the law
OF the State of Georgia passed ia 1853. nh
the lotteries OF that State were closed on the
LIST inst. The managers have removed the
concerns to Delaware where the lotteries
and the whipping post are legal "institu.
tions.e
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-06-21

In The Chicago divorce case has been re-
moved by change Of venue to Napierville,
IN Page county, and will not be brought to
a hearing till the November term Of oonrt
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-06-21
DAY & BRO,
WHOLESALE GROCERa

v" - - - - - - - - - - ~ ~ - ~ -
lVb MAIN .KEOKUK, IOWA.
A RE In receipt OF choice lot OF Holland Her
"A ring. No. Fire Crackers.
Dates. Extra Selected No. / Mackerel.
White Fish. Mackinaw Trout.
Choice lot Of Western Reserve Cheese
Prime Leaf Lard.
Smok cd Shoulders.
Smoked Hams.
Smoked Dried Beef.
Sable Iron Works Nails
E.J. Gay, h Co.'S. Plantation Molasses.
City Refined Moissses.
Golden Syrup.
Challenge Brand Bicsrb. Soda.
Frisr's Goose Bcarb Soda.
We shall be in frequent receipt of sslected But
ter and Cheese throb ghout the season. w. Offer
the above ut the lowest possible figures or viii ex.
change tbs same for hides or such products n win
bear shipnent. je 10, ed
IA ISIS M. y. URMsTON Will continue her .ohoo,
1vA another month 1t the close Of the present
quarter. Terms u per scholar, payable In "a
vance. [june8d6t
EsRE CRACK EHS.
I'M BIS. just received and for sale very chea n
w by KELLOGG BIRdE.
june6d
RICE.
IN TICS. prime, for sale BY
~ JED KELLOGG + BIRGE.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-06-21
$500 BARRELS
KANAWHA SALT!!
NOW ON HAND,

A ND TO ARRIVE IN THE NEXT FEW
"A DAYS, In 160 md 80 ID. Barrels, on Oon-
mission, and for sale ~ loo or loser than caa BE-
purchased elsewhere.
Pork Packers, Country Dealers, md Farmers viii
DO we'll ~ ealI bsfors bsying.
kkLLOGG \ BIR0K,
June 10 SO Main-st.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-06-21
II. >. ITEM DYOK,
General insurance Agent,
COX. - AND N AIN -STH.,
KOOkuk, Iowa

&8000x0x A0B VI 0C0 AAk00Ls
COX. N AND MAIN-STE.,
ko0kuk, IowA,
LyIRE. LAKE. RIVER AND LIFE IN
l. 6UkAN0E promptly attended 70 1t this Once.
Better and more IHDBnAirr can BE- given II this
Agency than any other In this city and lssstroubs
after loss.
4Ef~a ms. Co., Of Hartford, Cons, q, .Iee
Home Insurance Compdny, Of NeU Fork, LAST ,83a
NorfA AmsrScsa n. Co., Hartford, CoMa., 3ee 80
CITY FIRE fnssraace Co., Of NeU Hsssm, 37e,66l
Ph1nis Fire laurence Co., Of NeD PORK, 7gO.ooC
LovtItsy1 Fire INsxYsNcs Co., NeW Y0Sk, ~ ~
co~a>cftcsa MSssai LIZ u. Co, HsvforS s,ee0,S1l
DR. J. w. BonD. MsdisAl Ixsmiser.
-. w. GRIFFITH II authorised to reeesv4
sppiioations fvr ali shove Companies.
- DuidinU, Merchandise, Min, Fsctoriss
Household furnitsrs and Dwsllings insured at q
H. b. TEN-EYtK. Agent.
Ofhee corner "a and AaiI sts.. Ksokuk, Iowa
MICH ELET,e NEW 1OOK.
NOW ready, !" WOMAN" sequel and companion
IN toAL'Amonr." Tfanslated freU EARL sheets
BY pr. J. ". Palmer, translator Of "L'Amour-"
. .a1; - '''''''' os q BaowsrLL co.
Mayns Meia,s Dssks Ter tho BoYs.
QU6H BOYS,
ID Boy Tar,
Youns Iaxsrs,
Plant Hunters,
Young veyageurs,
Desert Home.
Aio' : large snHP,y q p other Juveniles :.
CIrY BOOK Sroax,
my1d 81 MAin-st.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-06-21

The meeting on Monday night held TO a
late hour, and the debate on Gilmore,a
amendment was continued by Montgomery
Ewing, of Tenn, Loring, Of Mass, King, Of
Mo-, Atkins, OF Tenn, and others.
After the adjournment, great efforts were
made to harmonic and fix up things, and al
last it was agreed that Gilmore should with
draw his amendment, and that MIR. Church
should offer the following resolution:
Resolved, That the credentials of all per-
sons claiming seats in this convention, made
vacant by the secession OF delegates al
Charleston, be referred to the committee
which is instructed TO report as soon 40 prac-
tcable the names of those entitled to seats.
Accordingly at the session on Tuesday
morning, this programme was followed up,
and the above resolution carried. Nothing
else Of Importance occurred in convention
during the day. The grand contest wa.
transferred to the Committee on Credentials,
which sent in word that they could not re-
port till late at night. The convention ad-
journed till next day at 10 O'Clock.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-06-21

SCHOOL BOOKS.
M cGuFFEY's New LIST. ID, ID, 4th Sth and 9Th
IVA Readers.
Ms6nfsys Old 1st, ID. Sd, 9TH and btia Readers.
New Juvenile Speaker.
60 keissltc Speiles.
Ray part lat, "a and 3D. Arithmsti =.
LIST ssd Id Aixehrss.
btoddards Prnetical Intellectual and Juvenile
Asithmstia.
Aitshslrs Modern Geography and Atlas.
AnoAsOt ]"
Primary
coitsn fiishi' Modern 9 geography.
Introduce CRY - e8g
zAsbo's New American Speaker.
Northend's Little
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The Little Orator.
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new supply just received by
M. W. wRsTcoTT,
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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-06-21

RICE.
III JED KELLOGG 1 BrRar
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-12-03

AN1NFLUENT1AL VOICE FOR TfIfEl
UN1oNs 81
Hon. James Guthrie ins the 7BreaOh.s
Al the Unton meettnqsin louisville on
Monday night, Hon. James Guthrie was
one of tue speakers The Democrat fur
,nishes tue following report; OF his remarks:
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-12-03
Quaker City Insurance Do.

OF 0P#PHILADELPHIA,. PA.
r[lIR above Companies having appointed the under-
signed their Agent for Wheeling, and vicinity,
would respectfully solicit the patronage Of tho public
saIdGomPanies well known to be first class Offices
An losses promptly nj iusted. N.C.ARTHUR. Agt.
sep9O Of1co oyert the Bank OF Wheeling.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-12-03

FELLOW CITIZENS We have been called
here to take into consideration the alarm-
South. Now, for the FIRST time iusthe his
tory of America, has a political panic
arisen-a panic that is striking down tile
fortunes of the first men and depriying the
laborerof his wages. No consideration of
the character of the individual presiding
over this meeting should weigh il the mo-
mentops question we have met to discuss
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-12-03
5 sHon..Albert Rnst.

Letter. F.NS,s TT;s "a -
S.; - -
ne ss46 46lolneds letter; from thesp FL
sHpn:s se Al bert memb ofithe preseY
House OF Repre- ntatfyes from the Sta
iot. rkansas ,sls addrcssed TO certain men
bers Of the islature now in sessio
and treats upon the great political que O.
ton which now so nbsorbs the pu6l
mlnd ina ma spirit Of equal candor aud y
.trlotlsm. II IS interesting and importat
. TO satl5on accouut5so OF the official p0silit
OLA tst authorisand the effect wliiehFth
position enables him 10 give to the opini. 9
ne esenteftalns:si
AKK.1 Nov.sl2 2, II $50. =
10 MSsseIs e Davies and other
- y. - e s
PGpllcly
~ - os Gsn9laa =
ira
: cou!a indulgen
win prophet u
|, os9 note s
70 nyselt 0ndsat nun
Eoefs t,gentLeMen en- who are confessed candI
- ~ = EgE !s.s "a . pace psSssei
nat ~ was no les
Ivy 9lsss my Preseb
y g the same
present Perllo0
oltc ana
anu purpose
~ sIoss
pouuu loE
i., 5pS" Slloss Tue "eitlf''
"nole Anerlca-
ol Tue Yotar!es
- tue ctNlllzets
aIl1 10 respond:
lnel ees.ors Lane Alenaocrat,
Wy eA to, remain
usteu Ane aol ms columns Tor the
puTPose.;s lII9 bat lgsfoand upon the TIRES
lloIu5 y. arg u1nent when \ proposed.to
y, su pPoES OF IN posltlons, that NJ
MoH'u Ss!5il occupy tne whoie
1leshss p.t.eE'a6 y ana tnis would
a9use GINS courtesy OF whlch.ls
VIII oe lshali content mysel
.s; e5stt1l ss1llhe my positions,an ana await
oscs.Ston. Mhen sn@Ii give the
reasons Ialtn tnat rs IN
ee5leVe, nEse, tna! from the adoption OF
.s 20 me present mo-
sisns tneE9 people nave mad
.sss tss Ss..ss OF our
nt4 20 ~ rs they now
nts = tne most experienced ana en-
sightsueu ! statesmen o. other countries
! t9lt ulveFsals prosperity en-
"1eus9S 1sne pe9PleHot our own, and at
sle same Iltne .lle rear, IT not the convic-
Ton, wnsSn ls almostas universal, thatithe
sfoyefnment 20 winch we owe SO much of
Il !s5,on - the brink OF disruption, they
pe5 otlNens 70 tue conclusion thatIA
Be1leEai =lunacy had seized upon the minds
otIlle OF q American people.
fecogn'zs rec. the election of Mr.. Lincoln,
pefnaps tnan nan one third of the
sSotes. .taes. gnlted States aided by the
y sns taern dtsanlonlsts. rs
no q, - lea Nc for thought ofreyUlgtion.
t:lected we: under tie forms Of the Constitu-
s'on, tnose who wonld resist or defeat by
5orce Tor; hls .lnaugnlrtt1on would commit the
.highest e st5cli1nes known to our laws
!, no :, one VINO has read the debates nron
Tue tue. constitution Ilss aud the cotempornry
Pollt'Gal history ot our country will m;.ln-
sne' constst4tsonaS 9! right Of
7 State to secede. from the Union! Such
pretetls1oIl is, IN my oP'nlon, an insult 70
eue. memories the wise and potrllotlc
y Ssges VINO IF11Lleq tne CONSTITUTION. Our
ins in the ease nj Mi ssou RI T,1Ti:sn
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