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TALLAHATcHIE AND YAzoo RIVERS.
YAzoO AND TALLAHATCHIEs

YAZOO AND TALLAHATCH1E
@s% ~ S, Mail packet Dew Drop. + Il Fsris 10y
connecting with steamer Charmef on ner
carnival at yieksburg Friday morninglvFor s.
faTa Yasoo City Tchua Silver Creek. Berona Westorer
Honey Island Tues Landing Sdon Cranes Landing MS
ing SUM- Humphreys Greenwood Point Iehore Gossi anu
Hi ntermedate landings Taahatche river high as
shakey aning leaving yicksburg Friday on arrival OF
the 81 o'clock evening train.
my- All freghts shipped by the Charmer will be taken
through high rates without extra charge a2a
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To the Honorable the Common Council
of the city Of New Orleans:
~ ENTLENIENLTh undersigned, owners
W property onting God street t0m New eyee 70 g.
Streets respectfully petition your Honorable BODY
ageeaby section 40 City Charter TO sell at public aae
ton after twenty days pubic nete III son.fa1 stt
with granite blocks less than inches wide by twelve
long than twelve inches wide by eighteen nches
long, less than ten inches thick . ,
Said blocks be Of the best quality granite having tine Sides
top well dressed form even surface when
laid and be good solid work.
Said pavement 10 be laid iagouay inches Of sharp
sand and London gravel with coating top dressing when laid
o sharp and London gravel the joints 70 be
properly filed and rolled with suitable roller until well settled
The inches thick to be Furnished when
the City Surveyor may think requisite to change the old curb
ing, in order make substantial work. .
The both sides of Grod street. from New esee
TO ST. street. raised and graded TO proper height and
level free the streets OF water in the most
speedy and the sidewalks TO be raised and tagged
crossings the intersections of all the streets 10 be lad
with the best North Tagging and be onr feet wide the
feet wide -four feet long and not less thar
six thick raeed in the center and graded TO the
| ''"N All Penn C. W. Cammack
| 49, JAS. A. HOPKINS,
| Secretary OF the Board of Assistant Aldermen.
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Leaves every TUESDAY At 6 O'Clock P. NJ
NEW ORLEANS AND VKCK6a-
g. b burg U. S. Mail Line.-For Donalasonville Pia
auenne Baton Rouge, Port Hudson Bayou Sara
Red River Landing, Fort Adams Natchez Water
proof Rodney ST. Joseph Grand Gulf WsrrentOn and viek
leave as above every oeloek p NJ Ren,ninn
she will yicksburg every FRIDAY IL O'Clock NJ
d. r. CARROLL 4 CO.,
ja4 Agents. So Carondelet street.
The above steamer will connect ut vcksbur with the
DewFirop river,
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4
NEW YORK;. -0'O Dale
~ PIElNsAcOLA~psso o bbIs pork oTfs corr orr
bacon I b nour so bbis b
i MDIANoLA ana q. = &coW esa as dn
.ulex,as-l6 bales cn,t VAL le to Inbaavu .
nne sundries to ord iee gs mdse m
sieseIa i.sss5Per ship Georil l,ddecke eco
--921n 40 l7z pkes nal kgs mdse to |
sredov P : s stone to Fl II K1i,o-l do 100
ases sw w;n q Marp:sthoft- 10 da lse + Rode
raid Scn o Uncle d Seller egartz-l do
Ellie "a 20 E Runkel- ard-- 2 cks
me r NJ. 90 J Gauche~s ~ &co-l45
D A GoIJroeeI,-497 nests baspen, Kirch-
+ Geo ISi NTH cases hare so cks
Ter Do ds case mdse Koenia9 & co-- $50
sts bask oasese do SAUSAGE e 2 pkgs
ise to order. '0 vine 1900 49,,
Bah ! NJ Per shin a.. As 10
= Kline 2ss7 do 70 e oTSea -.ai,,o.,
aia IL a1so ~ Per ship Her.,s
- '1oo Para railroad IRON Quad 10 j..
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UNITED STATE

UNITED STATES
LsNss&45hMAIL LINE TO vIcKsBURG. LsslhaSsss
SATURDAY at o'clock. P. NJ.
The magnificent U. S Mail packet LafourcHe, Capt. j. j.
Brown, will leave for Donaldsonvile, Plaquemine Bator
Rouge Port Hudson, Bayou Sara Red River Landing For
Adams Natchez Waleproql K2aney 81 oSePh Grand Gulf
p. NJ
The steamer LAF0URCHE connects at Vckshurg tn,
Prince and Hope and will take freight for all landing,
OIL the Yazoo rive rs high up Greenwood
For freight passage apply on board.
VIRGINIUS O. DENTZEL,
teI3 Advertising Agent.
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n
Secretary Board Of Assistant Aldermen
NoUvELLE ORLEANS, % janvier $780,
Honorable CCnseil de ID Eouvelle Orleans:
4 A PETITION DIES sousstgnes respectueu-
- representa- la m0re eqnise Ia chaIre de
Vile ayant sgnee cette petition lis demanden yotre homo
rabe de passer une resolution anorsant e
tr pour confeeon de banquees Ell brques avec peres
dc borures ct goes les deux cotes de Ia First
street. Waters eee Apollo ouvrage seait fat
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TTVILLE--TEIE FINE
nsR- The Al Packet john Raimes
season md .asster, will leave for the above
punctually, aceordiH I a. ao. N ~ NJ
pSossse Apply on ooar " s, at 5 Pm.
MO at IS P. NJ.
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PrOcIamamnftan by the Mayor.
MAYoRATY or NEW oRLEANs,
City Hall. January 81, 1907. ,
RY VIRTUE Of resolution No. 4glSS o. acc rmi
~ Gouncil of the city of New Orleans, andt
2l the City Charter notice is hereby ~
that Is the intention of the city New Orleans 70 eanes ~
opened Camp street, Fourth District Felicity 10 o. -
'Fe" street, GERARD sTITH. Mayor.
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bs Sc LoUIs- PEI 80. = i'fodpoa ,he1
MnEasao psacc0 RodewalJ a. YIN Nilsson |
!, q YonnS oo,-s0 do Given. Wat do 100
seks bran 7 n oo 4 Short Sco es e@ecaoeow-
ling -2s3 d. 'Ial 4 Geo 28s ses ~ ~ fr-
S64 do 100 bala ala pratan-2z5 sek sa Us to
7 Connoly &cos Geo. n 1fn " u Cook IN, 9off 90
ess bacon Cook : aS use 90 oglesby 4 Mas
Zee 80 do HiiliarS9 i er.n 3 do VoorH
Sas saayille Bros Is b summers 600 2sEs
| bageings alpIp M BroadweiI & Haa np N J Snr i
J Steieie D 1a Irvine Dix i ~ n1es-l00 !,
&co-S5 pk9a a 2 Haber-Io phn sIE- Ia Y
y 4 Moore ~ oatter I25 SKIS nv 1hAenne "
pork bbls eupa 4 Il seks corn l5a scs o VIII &.
LqoO scks corn Kesna Kennedy &co@issaa s p
= pork 0 bbls eaa e ~ Gsauifeld- 5If sc
Kegs bnssss ki,ennett $50 b5 bacon 45 pka
,cks c" us.er 10 scks bran HE p"as Hour bb1l
Del Road Sso scs oats kea h nta Gayle BED
bis eggs s n an ~ bbls -four Giyen, y wa nbls ed
s Elder az a1man so bbls fo on,. watts ,cts &ci
ats Graham r.. ~ scka corn Sd b,,d 100 scs Cd
90 rs do hi sc I,sco-760 bbs fonr as e. "a
little and sundris sss =. corn 2 bbls eros wood
FORT ADAMS p order Total 81 bids 81 to 1ea.
les cotton Harris FER steamer Goldaa 'ooacl
,,l u Brand d Iand Son-- 2s hhds sugar II
4, a. 90 West & Vilere y - 70 do A Tlomsoaa .
Dasil T. helly &co-- Is ME- ~ Darriye Gee
q Witbasogmp -s hhds hides III ! md sugar /
es lI6 h'daa bales moss " p u rs tallow Robe
'rder Aiaes bale do 4 Bales g Walker y bhd
4 ~ cotton Bsaae Ra.s steamer Crosse r..
sS9 ~ 95 hhds sugar uu7 DO Slaughter
Gordon No !, g order 10 Do wa Laforest q Des
NV M, yaloe Eco III fand 4 Landry d A.
Total las MAJ NJ ss potatoes and 'Sn seed to
g1R% a5, st ss steamer bale,
ell oa, Davis Jenkins &c Cummings g &oo
laginnnisa reen \ crumpll55sCSon SEQ &Col Payne {
cotton. pkg ndse TO- 70 o saSss cotton seed
q oE sssop pttan p. steamer Roba,. :,
s0s'on seed A A MaginnIisee ft q Watson
Is ssDsSsooassys 1 steamer rex,. ~.
r ranr.'fFD J,9sl Per steam.. ).
q 90 aos atsef gs Fee 70 DO To Isom
& I5aSIiga dcol9 bbis I roIs e DO bales
do D W zee 6co--20 bales , ,s,ass Brand
rider de Bruce AZ do a i R aoss \ A Lum
noiasses 'al . bales cotton ioS9dbrseaa s
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JAS. A. HOPKINS,
Secretary of the Board Of Assistant Aldermen

A Honorable Consel Commuu de Ia Nouvele Orleans; IL
mn ESSIEURS- Les soussIgnes pr9prietMtreS
lVl la Douane de FROM LeVee Claiborne,
p6tounen honorable conorme
100 de Charte de Ia vie refet de faire
Vendre encan vngt our davis conrat nive
de Ia ouane de Front LevGe In rue Ca
borne bocs granite moin5 de
II de long plus de Il de
large pouSes long mons de 10 pouces depa
angles lie haut bien 6 de maniere former
surface bien unie ct Outrage de grande soidhe
pRvage pose dgonaemen base de quatre
du Lac de gavois de Londes puts Ia
pece couche de qar pouces de sable u Lac ct gavos
de Londe ee de empr les Joints ct lie tout ben asseh
par rouieau cOnVenable.
perres bordure qnRe peuces depaisser, seron
unand de Ia vile convenable empa
Ger les vieiles de naniere taire un bon Outrage.
de bordnres les deux de Ia de la
Domaine, Front evee Claiborne reeyie Of
haueu convenabe ecouemen des de la
les banquees seron exhaussees aes pierres
plates.
passages intersections de les seront fats
premiere uuaa de perres de Ia riviere Nord, do
ped de large les peres de eux pieds de large
qe pied de long de six depaisseur,
mlieu d6cnant lsqu'an pavage de la
NouveIe Orleans 23 tevrier 1860.
| Banuue DIES Ctoyens, par
| Jas. u. Denegre. PrestS
R. p Shepherd, pro H. Shepherd, 30 pieds
j. W. Zachare 30
JAS. A. HOPKINS, rr
| m2 lawSw Secr6tare du Bureau des Asst Aldermen
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n. o, !. ,,,-,, Ea.ilroads.

N. O.. 4. ~, Aailroads.
.o1A.lAros.S g 1ssa , AND GREAT NoRrnpps
asss e TTsSsssn slss cotton
g bales eot HSelnhilI &co-suSdriess DO %
Mopr : P0NTcH a RFp y. 70
sundries q order. FLORIDA 81 hhda suea,
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80 pc &c T. sasa b
s s5s, @9,Fd.s. ~ ess plo
passage a5p GSe oa 5ssts
jcs !. a9eg t sasepa5 ~ Bs'q sidnooq1ffs[
r1 e. v The win take freight f. eoo
evege Of storing and re sl points dhns oPgssee
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mo. 62I4.l seIoyv---Comang u,

Bril- mo. 5214J seiosv---Coming Up. sys mol
bidder SdIuiA, wv ales)
4 hrnala cmtr the
Of Tepichore RremaYbavap oar
Il L be done - - ~S-sAA"'sn Sxti
| Erveyor adjudication
section Common Connhan Laurent days FIN Havana
ger sRsd $3.50 Y aNSiancargo, assorted mdse-fruit to
ton-Mlks d7 fFg gofsS TP1o geo.
McComlMdl President Board Il AL
laker anApe i. issa - - r,.
Alsop, ri Lslznsal -ozl.AE - isers'
Rose, Bun mo- 52l5I exas from ndianola Calves
son. Peet bsand thend child Geno and lady Mrs.
lrooke gas lamps placed on lamp Miss Kate Shphan Dr. Stud
deck nen Streets and Landings may and lady Mrs Grandpeme
n y. 9. NI1oNnd Speare, Bartlett Buskett
Fre ss,aN 1Pos Mo Bragg, Lewis Taylor, VIII
Shin President Board Of Asa rookie Talbot Block Fulton
sea on i fbl 1850 ron, Wadlegh, Fulton-l2 on
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10 W Err COAST
PETITIoNs--OFFICIAL.

NEW ORLEANS, April 2 1850
To the Honorable the Common Council
of the City of New orlans:
a. ENTLEMEN--The undersigned owners
- q On both sides Of kaInpar seet Common
10 pianade street. respectfully petition yor honoIahla
body agreeaby Section 2d New City Charter 10 sell
a. pubic auction after days official Journal the
contract Tor paving with blocks sides Of Rampant
common TO Esplanade street. and for raising the
ihe whole work to be performed conformity with The seeifce
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FOR LOUISVTLLE.-rFacke
n1S regular PASSENGER packeI Iliana,
Leaves on MONDAY 1lth inst., at 8 P. NJ
FOR ST. LOUIS WITH CoNNEC-

dsS Aga passs fstst bfana.s vrRe1N1Us REEgzE
NJ
a P
N.
above
rIse
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Leaves on SATURDAY. 9th inst. at 5 2. NJ.
Tow. WAFER Summer Packet.
REGULAR RED RIVER PACKE

- For Jefferson, Smhland, Benton, Port Caddo,
@Swanson's Landing Mornings Landing Albany,
Shreveport. Grand Bayou, Coushatta, Campe,
tSTand EcoTe ST. Maurice Montgomery, Cote Alexandria,
Normans Barb and all the Intermediate landings on Red
packet steamer Robert Watson, A: Pierce, MASTER J.
IT, Broadwe clerk, will leave aboze For freight or pas
SAGE having superior accommodations, apply on board
IA yIRaIN1US o, nENTHEL,
'so Advertising Agent
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slu @rIsans Daily Crescent.
THE RrvER ANB MARINE DEPARTMENT.
Miner atelImrllre.

ksas,ersg rselsssrzzss- tlassasss--Tlae Weather.
xtkassnfeA fsusm 8he IT.. 8. C0nley--TEac St.
yassses asss1 8bsrvIsse Clippings from our
EsxeAhnmes Departures To-day, etc, etes :
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Secretary Board OF Assistant Aldermen. 1
NouvEILE- ORLEANS, Ter f6vrier 1866. t
A Honcrahle Gonsei anmmnn de Ia Eouvelle- Orleans:
M ESS1EURS-Les s0ussi@nes prOprfeta1-
v1 la Vieille Levae de Ii dn Canal cele dc
BeBvle emnndent honorable corps diautoseH Con-
r6leur Vende paver e DIES blocs
cares de gne les passages intersections DIES pier
plates e s passages pas moius de quare pleas
de large Les banquees les de de seon
peTres plates e dapres specifications uh
V9yer de la VILE
Leonard Sturievant pieds
W. +, Tredenhurgh
j. NJ Basnaldo. "a
+. Roger Il Co., IL -
VIM. f. Leverich, 2 OTIS, 81
JAS. A. HOPKINS,
m2 lawSsw Secretaire in Bureau Asst. Aldermen.
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| Fr{E@F ult N
- lsIli.;sSMail Line
4: F. Boardman, 'a mS 'Ss press 81
Gf,adsIiforhia, j. Hepk;Ehs =
iianulngs as follows, nnIes aecor =
10y wafer, want of fuel. or ' pr ~
An leaving the Lake end Of ~ i'm
S ~, ING arrival of the - a,e III
Stopping at Bav ST, T,o nj o o,II q
~ Mississippi CITY on Ep snn Z.
fPs as on TUESDAYS T = 4
hhss'ggr1ning, win stop at p Pas aa U
i's a - / WEDNESDAYS , and &,
Y1rE. A. 'r -, ekets through 10 Ba
'uF'her information, apply t to
ms tt 4
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new ORLEANS February l, 1860
To the Honorable the Common Council
Of the City of New Orleans
~ ENTLEHIEN-SVe the andersig ned, 0yyn-
W of Property I'D evee street, from Canal to Ben-
vile street. request Honorable body the Comp
troer sell for paving the said with
blocks of granite and tbs crossings each intersection q DO
tagged said crossings be less than four wide Also
the banqes eac side of said be tagged The
above work be in accordance with specifications be fur
nished by the City Surveyor.
Leonard Surtevant 81 feet
W. +. Vredelburg "a
j. N. Rasuado "a ,-~1c
Ed Roger & Co. Al
VIM. &. Leverich 81
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lI,re NIAs, ,ot,LAfRoRNE,
~ o'Sssii dss Aldermen.
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al Wheeling fhnra II. WED feet IA IL AZ, ! ne
diug Y Parkersbbgssss and stationary.
u fa with 81 fast NV &c Marietta.
+ steadily WIKI 81 Az Louisville TIM H. rom
6SsIS ms y failing wi ass. p The canal The
the Ohio il ana aGsI on Harpeth
!teasi Bic sIow sars The MissiaassS,,w WIN feet
E, feef 's e + feet to Cairan
isiss fsRlds ana tle ~ eSMer and feet On
worss bar Nh hls,oaI s Il Psr. IF the
rs on eardstow LIMOS a stu falling , 1eet If
A u 5pT AQgou Sas.a n, Il
mai passenger ,,ss,ss express United So
a 81 Capitol Cant r''sa bic
ocIoes IL, ~: y. =. siutsf9rd eI.., E to
zssJo,s p. 49, morning for Bayos 49, III
zEosse gete fsrs s large fraigst sn
atga W9lkinsa,' ~ = Y. s. tfess Commands MAJ
O'Clock st. S eaer, leaves this n,ors, Do
ags. ss4a Sara and interrnsiIa,s,ss T asS
1fea Riger gl der
HI Texas, cnnt v Il as iiehtdraft PASSENGER 81
s Caber.sos, = " stinde. cosupaan,,ss colt
~ ~ VI S.i Ahu Perry eIegtts2 49, s9.st,I %
eoss ysa positively for Alexandra Ian H0a
s''ss ana I'll way landings u a a
IS .'lisz y,s5 o., bales
rsckss ssseess-Ih fast and sp,a,.,,s sH
S. NJ s, Sc Capt. r. S. Iate saula 5e5 8
y this sgenin. sasqser clerk, leaves j n ns,.
A. 49, Intermediate Is.ssa as ana Carolina --sund
sasn has an eleeent on Red river. DON
eAtesroos. Am III z an large and car, hbds 81
zsk 4rs aceemmodatlans -. Taylor
as2ag,a ,,.l, ere cotton
e ~. = @aas'asn,s for Ke,,,;s.,, Landry.
sAu anrivaiad pasaass.-s '.eo Rle Tho loo 4
@ art. J. Nv. fyanTsss packet Cen dries to
NJ q 80 s. g commander, leave ~ bbls
's.gsa,Hse landings. III. 3 s ) louisville
ssg elslk pilL be found i IL ! hsynods n. o.,
= espa 70 aeethat rs pOss IN Che CANT
& sets Afe Properly Payne 4
Warner NJ. " Lasis q
ST 81, sgsy =. nsat passa ofder
ssese~. = ssnets elerk lesgss = MORu.
D.snAra--
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STEAMBOATS,.
RED aIvgR.
Leaves on FRIDAY. June s. at s T. N.
Regular tow. Watrr Packet.

@E eEor Hurricane and carolina Buiis shrseyepora'
,zz5sss5kSt Maurice, Montgomery, Conle AeSandrla,
NUmans ortons Barbins and all inernetate ianuigs On
Red Riyehe entirely new elegant igtdntt and swiftrun-
Ming PASSENGER packet Tele gram, r. s. Luke, master,
p Chandler clerk will eayeHs above For freight or pas
sage having fine Recommendations amply on board
s"ss' As W 49, VIRGINIuS G. DENTzELi,
a., Advertising Agent,
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PIPER MISSISSIPPI.

For through tickets this Line and Its connections
forth the head of this eonmn and further information apply
board ut the Companys Office No 81 Camp street, where
plans of the cabins can be and engaged
t.. A
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lana $3.50 bales
- 100 100 scks corn
I obis pork s cka
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NEW ORLEANS, November 81, 1859.
To the Honorable the Common Council $50.
THE undersigned respectfully shoWeth
that majority required BY the New City Charter hay
ing signed this petition they honorable body
resolution authorizing the Comptroller to SELL after 6ve days
notice in official Journal the contract for making brick
sidewalk the south side Of Terpschore street. between
Howard and Frere streets. . ~.
The work according to specifications Of the City
Surveyor.
Patrick Firzsimmons Sc feet7 inches
Thomas McGievey, 81 -
c. Bunger, 81 - inch
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3 e 90 a e Les sa,' pisrr Is dc
: 81 g a',,iss Sq a.. 4 7
~ "a ~, "a rs ~ sasqq Z, ossao % {
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1860-05-26
POPULAR SOVEREIGNTY.

This expression is very common among politi
clans just now. but we doubt if its meaning is
we'll understood. rItis used in reference to slavery
in the Territories Of the United States, about the
government Of which there is SO much diversity
of opinion. The Republicans assert the doctrine
that Congress has entire power over the subject
and may legislate slavery into or out OF any Ter.
ritory. Tue Southern men and some Northern
Democrats assert that Congress has no such pow
er, that a Territorial Legislature, established by
Congress, cannot have any higher powor than
Congress, and that consequently there is no power
to affect slavery within a Territory untiH State
Government is being formed. Senator Douglas
and his friends agree with neither of these notions.
They say that Congress has no such power aud
that a Territorial Legislature has the power and
right to do so, and this they call Popular Sover,
eighty, while by its opponents it is nicknamed
Squattor Sovereignty. In the bred Scott case.
Chief Justice fancy, in delivering the opinion of
the Court, did decide that slavery was in the Ter
ritOries by virtue of the Constitution, that Con,
gress had no right to legislats about it, and Gddod,
and il Congress cannot do tAis-if it is beyond
the powers conferred on The Federal Government
it will be admitted. we presume, that it could
not authorize a Territorial Government to exercise
them" The opponents Of this doctrine insist that,
as that was not the point expressly decided, they
are not bound by the views Of the Court, and that
a political platform need not be controlled by ju-
dicial decisions. This is the brief yet full state
ment of the question of Popular Sovereignty,
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1860-05-26
A SENSIBLE VIEW JOSH

Most of our Republican exchanges have Uton
jabilant 10 view of the disruption Of the Charles
ton Convention and in the Withdrawal of some
Of the sosIhsrn delegates they thioR they SOC UNI
doubted assurance Of the party's defeat. The
Ono Repository Of Canton, takes a different Wow
Of the matter aud says --. .4 ,.,...
"As Hpublicans We have nothing to rejoice over
10 the disruption Of the Democratic party. We
could more easily have beaten the united party,
than tho %factious into which it has split. Each
faction can now have its sectional platform, and
and in each section will it be more powerful than
il conld possibly DO with a platform on which
both sections could stand. The object Of the wire
workers of the Democracy, probably. is to proven
an election by tho people, to throw this duty upon
Congress, in which event a Republican can not be
elected. Afaluroiot the people to elect is q vir
tual defeat of the Republican candidate"
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1860-05-26

powder, not God, they trust. and dry powder at
that !" .n... -
Also this extract dated May oh;
my friend, it is q question Of endurance, if
God s]ustains me, | can tire them out--and |
will
Now. said DR. Cheovcr, wo ought to be thankful
to God, it. LOOKING round in the streets Of this
modern Jerusalem for a man, a gap man, to stand
in the gap for conscience and our liberties against
this tremendous tyranny, lac has prepared one has
created one, and has thrust him into the gap ev-
on by the very power Of conscience, this inward in
visible, allcouquring power, that no dcspotism can
measure, no tyranny cope with, no tyrant uuder-
stand. God have m0rcy upon you, my friends, it,,
having brought you such a man, upheld and driteu
by this inward power OF conscience, an presenting
for you this sacred plea, you yourselves prove
yourselves so lost that you cannot even believe
that any mau in your time can have so mu5h pub.
lie virtue and 80 much sincerity Of Conscience, and
SO much real love Of liberty left, as to be in earn.
Get 10 such a position with such a plea. In re-
voaling this impossibility of belief in the existence
Of such virtue, the conductors Of some of our pub
lie journals have shown themselves more thorough
y allied in character aud prime iple to that which
we conceive o5 bein5 the essence of a devil than
they could have done by any other confession. 1t
is the last u~ttoranco Of a republic when belief
IN the possibility Of public virtue has gone out Of
existence. The body is cadaosr and fit only to be
buried with the coroner's inquest-died by the
visitation Of G1i-for all the life left in it is but
that of princoly fat maggots, and all that keeps it
from the dunghill for awhile is tho artificial salt OF
mercantile enterprise, that the hog may not putri-
fy before The destined hour Daughter aud ap-
plauso.
n + y n There are occasions when the
liberties of a whoA country seem concen trated on
one point, and in the hands of one or two men to
settle. A self sacrificing patriotism in one or two
men may save a country. Arnold Winkelroid, re-
ceiving the sheaf Of spears iato his own bosom in
the front Of battle, and thus opening and breaking
the Austrian phalanx, by sacrificing himself as d
living wedge for the victory Of his oountrymen,
was a most sublime instance. The event is one
Of the most thrilling 10 the records of Swiss pat
Iriotism 4; it has been carved in the living rock and
in language more lasting than the engraving
Our brother in Washington Jail has received intC
F, his single heart a sheef Of Seua torial spears, bu.
we trust in God, and in the people guided Of God
they shall not Prove fatal to him, but we will take
the opening he has made to victory.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1860-05-26
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