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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-11-05

Ve.pN RICHMOND POTTEkIES. loot OF
AA/M Main street, Rockets, and corner Cary
~ and i2th streets. Richmond. Va. KEEsEE
~ & PARR, ProprietorsLThe sHpm5scrlbers
North Carolina and Tennessee. that they are
manufacturing the best quality ofSTONE h WARE,
which they will sell at the very lowest prices ruth
a liberal discount for cash.
M. All ware sold by us will be delivered in any
part of the city free of charge. -
TH0S. w. KEEsEE,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-11-05

ma Baths, Baths, Baths.
HOT, COLD AND SHOWER BATHS,
can be had daily, from O'Clock A. nj until 10 p.
NJ, at the American lair Cutting Shaylng, Sham
pooning and Bathing Saloon, under the American
Hotel. entrance on 18th street, Single Bath Is cts
or i've tickets for 81.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-11-05

IEg,MBoID'S EXTRACT BUCHU,
II HELMBOLD'S EXTRACT BUCHU,
HELMB0LD'S EXTRACT BUGHU,
HELMB0LD'S EXTRACT BUCHU,
The Great Diuretio. The Great Duretios
The Great Diuretio, The Great pinreuo,
The Great Darstic' Th h Grs as RR nTetis,
positive and specific remed, tor diseases Oh tne
Biadder, Kidneys, Gravel, Dropsy,
Bladder, Kidneys, Gravel, Dropsy,
Bladder, Kidneys, Gravel, Dropsy,
AND ALL DISEASES Of THE
HELMB0LD'S EXTRACT OF, BUcHU
lisa oertain, safe and speedy cure, from whatever
cause they may have orig mated, and no matter OF
II ow Long Standing, How Long StahGins'
How Long Standing, how Long Staudins,
n ow Long Standing, How Long Standing,
II il taken without Hindrance from Buslneas, and
little II suT change OF Diet
IL pleasant IN its taste and odor, 4
And lmm sdlate IN its acuoH.
lyon suffering with any OF the ABOVE dlstress-
'AS qfR7oCURE THE REMEDY AT ONCE,
PROCURE THE REM EDY AT ONCE,
PROCURE THE REMEDY At ONCE,
HELMBOLD'S EXTRACT BUCHU,
as a lneGiGiue which must benefit every body, from
the simply delicate TO the confined and desPairlnE
NO EQUAL IS TO BE EQUND.
no 20 JAIL is 10 Re FOUND.
No Equal is TO BE FOUND.
Price 81 per bottle, or six Tor So; delivered to
any address,. rreparedby II. 7. Il ELMB0LD,
Depot, l94 South Tenth at, below Chestnut,
Fer gale Ytoies2,e and retail by -
DrREElsts Sud ApcthecarIes,
ia III 1913 Main street,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-11-05

AT IL. W. POWERS DRUG STORE,
1 \ physicians aud others will always find we'll
keleeted stock OF Instruments, !AerIcat Sadd
bags, Improved Irusses, Pharmaceutical Pre- para
tions, Chemicals, and every thing generally kept
IL trst class DRUG Store.
JUST ABOVE ST. CHARLES HOTEL,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-11-05

THE UNDERSIGNED have formed . co
Il partnership fer the transaction of q C0MMlS
SION BUSINESS, under the, hrn Of LEWIS
WEBB Il JOHN g. WADE. They I'LL give par
ticuIar attention 10 the sale of FLOUR, W HEAT,
CORN and TOBACCO. They occupy the store and
Mmber-houss no. 6S Main street, long occupied by
Lewls Webb. LEWIS WEBB
JOHN &. WADE.
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IN FALL TRADE.

0LD D0MlNEoN DOUBLE REFGxED
~ CANDY MANUFACrORY.-- II am now ready
% receive orders from the country or city rner-
Grants for my Double Refined Candies, made ex
pressiy for transportation at n ew York prices,
A. hNIUhl next door Exchange Bank,
and opposite Kent, Pane X Co,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-11-05

A LExANDER MOTT,
"A AUCTIONEER AND COMMISS. On
MERCHANT,
Will attend regularly to the sales OF HORSES,
MULES, WAGONS, &C., at the Horse LoteverJ
SATURDAY MORNING, at 10 O'Clock,
Stock intended for sale will please be entered be-
ore the morning of the sale.
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2
~N D. H.. TAYLOR,
III MAIN ST., W.
CHINA. GLASS AND EARTHEN-

am now in receipt of my Fail stock of GOODS,
larger than ever before, embracing nearly every
with the re packing houses Of the North, and vii
duplicate bills purchased OF any OF them within
IA Goods carefully packed and shipped prompt
~. a a. on o. 70 O. B. L.
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SEa WE HAVE SOME GREAT BAR
EM9sGAINS AGAIN-L00K AT OUR PRICE
UyIG LIST.-Cle nice Tumblers from 81 cts.
hskb dozen up; 6oblets from So dozen up; Pre-
serve Dishes. 10 cts. and higher, worth great
deal more; Kerosene Lamps from rs cts. up to
some very rich patterns-the best burners out,
in proportion; Dinner. Tea and Chamber Sets,
bought at great sacrifice from a New York in
porter which we offer at an astonishing low hgure.
Our Vases, Motto Cups and other Parlor 0rna-
ments DEFY competition. Whoever looks at our
assortment of Britannia, Albata and Silver plated
Ware, as also Table Cutlery, says that we are hard
to beat IN that line. All kinds of House Furnish
ing Goods in Wooden and Willow ware, Brushes.
TInware, Waters, Looking Glasses, which we
make to order. any size required.) besides an I'M
mense variety in Fancy Goods and Toys. &c.
SCHAAP & CO., corner Broad and Sd SITS.
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We have selected with great care, ana are 10
ceivlng by various arrivals, our secoho s'ppS
RnpeYior
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-05-09

TKLEeRAPHIo.-The Telegraph Office in
this city has just received an addition to
its equipments. which renders II one OF the
most complete offices in the country. The
new instrument to which we allude. is a
"Hicks Repeater" aud is one of the hand
soonest and most finely finished pieces of
machinery we ever saw. II is monument
of mans capacity. evidence of the tri
umphs mind. II was arranged for work In
the Office on Wednesday night, aud acts
in the most satisfactory manner.
The "Repester" is worthy the study Oi
| the scientific.
This arrangement renders the Terre.
Hau,e Office complete, for all who have had
any business with the Office. knows that
the operator and manager, Mr. Geo. petlpr
is not excelled any where. In accommoda
ting politeuess TO customers, or intelli
cent understanding and a faithful per
formance of his duties.
The extreme length of our reports fur
nished each morning, to say nothing OF th'
large quantities of reports We are com
pellsd TO omit each day for want OF room
and cmmense amount of Railroad and 9th
er private business performed 10y the office
furnish a striking evidence OF extrsordi
nary physical energy, possessed by Nj
Detlor. The accuracy Of his reports doe
not suffer by comparison with those fu'
nishsd sny other paper either east or ives
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-05-09

PIKE's PKAK Com REaIoss.-wo have
received from the author copy Of a new
work entitled "The Past and Present OF
the Pixies Peak Gold Regions" with
maps and illustrations. by Henry Willard
special correspondent Of the Cincinnati
Daily Commercially published by sother'
land a McBvoy, ST. Louis. Mo.
The book Is written with much ability,
and contains Ii2 pages Of closely printed
matter. and will be found Of incalculsble
advantage to those who contemplate emi.
grating TO the gold regions Of Kansas and
jefferson.
Mr.. Willard Is we'll known to the readers
Of the Cincinnati Commercial as a yigor
Gus and sprightly writer, and his well
known integrity insures the correctness o
the work. Messrs. Sutherland a McEvoy
who are now delivering their new diyec
tory for this city, will oaor To our citisen'
the above work. 1t will be found highly
interesting. Price, so cents
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-05-09

The not very unexpected telegram
came trembling over the wires yesterday
afternoon, that the National Democratic"
Convention had adjourned, without nc
complishing the object for which it assem-
bIed. 1t will be seen that IL has adjourn.
ed to meet on the 3th day Of June, at Bal
timore. Thea aud there. we suppose It
will endeavor to complete its work-s
work that will have to be patched and
dove tailed in ten thousand different ways
TO make il suit all sections, all factions,
and all the whims Of all the individuals
composing this conglOmerated Democratic
party.
Never was party in such straits before.
It's throes are terrible-its agonies pitiable
its dissolution spproachins-its de.
struction certain.
The Charleston Conrention" can never
be reassembled al Baltimore. tsdisjoint
ed fragments cannot be again united in any
one place. IL will require political res
direction, more potent than rests in the
arm of man, to do this. You might as
well undertake TO collect together flock
Of sheep. at the very moment the wolf u
snariing aud swapping in their midst
That convention is scattered-gone to th'
four winds. The South. imperious, aroi
trary, dictatorial. will remain at home
while Northern doughfaces will again as
semble and endeavor to complete the mo
sale. so unauspieiously begun at Charleston
Under all those circumstances. The bit
ter feeling now existing between the Dem
oerafie North and South, it is the duty
the Republican party, and OF patriots ev
erywhere to guard and protect the insiitu
tions Of our coantry-see that no ruthles
hand pulls doVn the pillars Of this glorl
Gus coniederacy and--in the language OF
Southern Derlocrat--"cover all 10 on
common ruin" The Republican party
when IL meets at Chicago TO counsel Il
gether must net. cautiously. wisely. COT
! sistently and periodically. II IL vii
: do this. triumph, glorious 10 principl
and lssting 10 I've effects. awaits il.
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WASHINGTON ITEMS.

W Asht"tt'NG "a"J W
Mr. Bailor. late American Consul at
MANCHESTER, and agent Of the cotton asao.
citation OF Georgia, has returned TO theUni.
States, with full particulars TO take nitia.
tory steps TO establish direct cotton trade
between this country and Europe.
Congress has already passed law max
Macon. Ga, port Of entry. with view OF
admitting such goods as may come from
Belgium and other European States to be
exhibited at the contemplated fair 10 that
city,
The aid Of the statistical office Of the
State department will probably be sought
in futherance Of this enterprise. 10 which
the Belgium minister fully copcors, and Il
Is ascertained from persons fully conver'
sant with the subject. that the Belgium
government Is not only willing to eacour
age the project, but has advanced funds Ia
Mr.. Bailor TO open a central agency 10 thu
city Of Baltimore.
The Supreme Court adjourned, to-day
until next December.
Mr.. Phelps, M. O. Of Mo-, was yesterda,
nominated by the district convention n
Springfield, in that State, for reelection.
Geo. O. Noble. Of New York, firm OF No
BILE, Sayres 4 Noble, died here this morn
ing. The ooroner's jury find that be cam
to his death by the improper use Of opiale
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tpor the ExrRss-
THOUGHTS on TnE ABSENT.

The spirit Of beauty surprisingly fair,
llna Ion her reflections on heaven and earihl
Her elorlou. fingers have allded each star,
With the light of her love, and the smlie of hei
mlfih.
Tho pearldrops that nestle In fose.culs and flowers
Arc woolng her down 10 tighten her bowers.
The hea,en above me, the earth Il beneath,
And Natures mute o,eilnesa circle. me round,
with her halo cf stiffness which bushes the breath
Not leileih II mat with diaoofdani sunhd
'1ia an hour fsr thought, fof bcautifai thought,
when.ihe iIghi ~ the pas, beI0te me is brought
The spirit Of love ftem her heavenly home,
iocha down on the Heeuel Ave, she's coming "a
bind,
Mote eioseis together The hearts that would ccme,
Aud unsenshly share ihia feast for ihs mind
ief tose.sfeaih is drawing The loved aud ihe deaf
The distance deising, thelt spirits afe here,
The fend friends whe shared IN my harpieal hours,
IN hney are neaf, and are whispering low,
90 The same holy visions the aleam Of whose power,
Gives lhc present more Joy, and The future eiew,
which hte eannei dafhen undimmed b, the Iesis,
ofsnrewh dfeams n'eglaisnad sih hafs
Ny deaF ones niss yoa and enen shall erp,e,
fhe strength ef geHf counsel gaaf selee and feaf
smiie,
tew sympathy Hisen, better ean biasu
The trials ~ lihmiis iedium beeaile
4 u hheg al0ne that embedies tear love,
And iinks you sweeliy With hopes fiem shove
No. surely Il ID not, guaf mlihiihesa rf0,es'
Win repeated assurance most ifssiineis Eiv'h
That hliAstll emotion Hhuneser u moves
youf thought wilh sweet impsse ie ieek w. ~
hpay'ni
iia radiance efawn brighton IA fepiafeua hara,
That she absent viii nasa sn ia heaaiihd seope
lieasen bleas sou ny hiond naer shall mfae'
fem anpelon ipg mu, iheuai olheia may nv,
~ reeaneiied measure Yenf eaee haprf seat
Fond memory shalt tfuthhiiiy fina 70 teuslili,
With ~ ordel unchanged w distance ~ limei
ofowa stronger Ia hops, unsettled sublime,
Llkkih
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-05-09

Dlrn,-At The residence bis son, Joseph
droyer, In this city, Thuraday night, Dsa.
eon ARos uRoYFa, IN the sblh year Of his
age,
hls funeral will lake place lhIs morning.
al ten o'clock, from the residence Of bis sou
josffH uaoVfR, an South Fifth street.
The friends ofIhe family are invited TO al /.
tend
lilo was a native of Connecticut, but was
brought up aud resided In The State Of New
York for many years The last eighties
years Of his life, have been spent In thl.
city Deacon dRoyEa was regarded aa
man Of strict purity and Integrity of char,
aeler' He was. In religioa. devoted
Baptist, aud In politics, all his life, an un,
yielding Democrat lie was NJ true To the
one as he was firm 10 the other Tia pos,
seased great stability Of ehaae,erI aud fo
industry aud energy he had no superior
After having lived 10 long, his spirit calm
ly felt The frail old tenement ari took III
flight to the regions Of that purer and bet
ter world beyond the grave,
The deceased served for SONS time In ihI
war Of 1912, ~ Sergeant, with great credi
To himself aud country,
His aged and inflirm companion yet re
mains--bul will soon follow, and Join hin
In the spirit land.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-05-09

ELASoHoLY CAsuALrY-MILL BURNED
AND a Max nuRSkb IN rive are informed
that the Saw Mill Of Mr.. Samuel Cheek
in Clay county, near cloverland. was en-.
tirely destroyed by hre on Tuesday night
about 10 o'clock. The most distressing <
part Of the accident was the burning Of q
young man who had gone into the mill to
sleep. His name was Lewia Greenough.
He was OF bis way TO town as witness in
the case relating to the shooting affair
mentioned on Monday, and stopping al
Mr.. Cheeks TO stay oil night, preferred TO
sleep in aroom at the mill. From indica.
tions IL appeared that he had In attempt.
ing to escape from the room been met ai
the door by the flames and smoke which
sufocated him at once, aud when the mill
was in ashes his chArred remains alone 10.
dicated his remains.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-05-09

DIrp-This morning, the ith day Of
May. about six o'clock. a. his residence In
this city. Of consumption, MosKs O. Cam,
To the lorIyRth year Of his age,
His funeral viii take place from his res.
idcnce, TO morrow morning, at o o'clock -
His remains will be taken to the second
Prairie Greek tBapus) Church, eleven
miles south Of this city. for inierment.--
The friends Of the family are invited To at
tend.
The deceased has been afflicted for many
years. although hv used every effort 10
conquer the disease. u could not be- done.
Gradually and stealthlly u grew upon him
until he was prostrated upon his bed. and
there, IN the calm resignation Of n hopeful
Christian. no awaited the approach Of the
dread monster. Mr.. Carr was good citi
zen, enterprising and industrious, and hi,
loss will be severely felt by the communi.
4 ty. as we'll IN his children and friends h,
/ has left behind him. lie died as he haC
lived. an honest man aad sincere Chris
tian Journal
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-05-09

NEw ClTy DmtoroRY.- Messrs. suther-
land a McEvoy have laid on our table
copy OF their new Directory for this city
After careful examination Of the work
we are persuaded that the work In by far
more nearly perfect than any Directory
ever before issued for tho city Of Terrs
Haute, aud IL a work altogether ereditabl,
TO The compilen
These gentlemen are now In the city de
liyeIing the work, Every family and bus
mess man in the city, should possess :
copy,
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-05-09
SOUTHERN CONVENTION

CHARLEsToN, May 5.
Mr.. Barry continued. saying that the
platform may be opened at Baltimore and
may be changed TO meet our views; think
we are delegates to that Convention, aud
that we ought TO go to Baltimore; ii our
constituents choose TO gil our places with
other delegates they can do so; We are yet
still members Of that Convention, and no
one except our constituents can take our
credentials from Us. therefore he hoped the
course he urged would be adopted.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-05-09
ar WeaaId The other day that our neigh.

VI esaid the other day that our neigh
Dor was one Of the moat cunning. craft,
aud adroit Of men. There IL another quail
ity he possesses in an eminent degree
which we forgot 10 notice on that occasion
aud we take pleasure now In referring Il
it--he IL one Of tho most sincere Of mon -
Ills "Democratic heart" IL 40 unusuali,
large. that indeed hc often boil. over with
absolute diainterested sincerity. He seem,
TO be No fearful that wo will bayea dliileul
~ with the "union" party. that from III.
abundant goodness be IL all the time put.
tiog Va on our guard---lovingly oautlonipe
as aud kindly saying that we will not FAC
complish much by ridiculing that party
How much we appreciate the disiDteresled
friendship Of our ostimable neighbor,
teneue can never SPEAK. nor pen write
Of course he does not desire 10 seo any
difference between the Republicans aud
union men, ~ he would not give ua 40
many timely admonllions. lie does not
dssife 10 soc a isht between us aud them
fof he knows the Democratic party would
hsi be the gainst by u lie does not dc,
sire 10 sif up strife between The 0ppOsi
tiop, for. say what you may Of Col Cock
eflyi the world knows that he IL The most
slneefa aud truthful " men, Ito has 40
high regard for the truth, and ia 40 sincere
In bis devOtions Al Va shrine, that ho does
mol eenlamlpate u, by speaking or writing
N
Trouble yeufselfno further nslghbeF. We
have 40 quarrel 10 prosecute with The Con
slIlallonal Ualon party wehave nothing
~ the world against them, We recognise
The right of every American eIlsea 10 be.
Iona TO any party he pleases, 10 advocate
aud balleve any doctrine he pie Ases, and
10 vote just Ne hs peases,
We have no fault 10 find with any party,
bot this corrupt, dlsunlon aud dlsseverad
Democratic party, Of which yoa are one "
The most corrupt against IL. In .
The young Hannibal, We have sworn eler'
nal warfare,
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-05-09
FROM BOSTON

BosTos, May 4.
The announcement that the Canada did
not leave until midnight on Wednesday.
is supposed to have been made TO secure
Morrisey from rough treatment on his arri-
val. She left at 3 o'clock in the evening,
aud arrived here at s, when no one expect
ed her.
A large police force was ordered TO be
at the wharf to preserve order
Morrissey got quietly ashore aud left in
the morning train for Albany. The
Roughs expressed great Disappointment.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-05-09

Mr. Jones iss very affable and accom-
plished gentleman, whom we would be
pleased to see more frequently IT. H. Er-
press.
Do you think that it would rebound TO
lour advangte by coming "more frequent
ly" in contact with accomplished gentle
men ."-Vin. Sua.
We have made IL general rule to come
in contact with none but accomplished
gentlemen, though we have occasionally
been compelled to come In contact with
Democratic editors We always found con.
tact with accomplished gentlemen advan'
tageous, and would advise brother Greer
To tr, the experiment for once in his life.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-05-09

u-we heard an old whIg, lately Dem
oerat leally inelined-who, on Friday. at
Newburg Ind, after hearing Msssrs Lane
aud Hendricks debate said that no matter
for whom ho might vote for president, Col
Lane was his man for Goyennor,
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-05-09

Tnn GREAr FIoHr r,--"Gus" Arnold, nj
the News Depot In the yestibnle at the
Post Office, has on hand all the weekly pa
pers. pictorial and olherw ise, containing
detailed accounts aud very extensive H.
lustratIons Of the late international prize
H..ht
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-05-09

~ Persons owning property which Is
uninsured are invited to examine the ad
yertsemcnt Of the American, Exchange
aud Phnnix Insurance companirs, repre-
scnted in this city 10y Mr.. jerome O. Bur
nett.
These companies are sound and reliable,
and Mr. Burnett will be found n pleasant
aud accommodating agent.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-05-09

r We are indebted TO Mr.. John Il. Will
kins, Of the Clerks Office. for late Califor-
MIA papers. forwarded through politeness
Of Mr.. George Tuller attache Of the Over
land Mall Company.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-05-09

IMPORTANT TO srooR GRow s,-we call
attention TO the advertisement Of Mr., Geo
W. shaffer. Of a stable horse for sale, We
know Of no better opportunity TO get q
most desirable bargain by any one who
doals In horses
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SENTENCED.

NORFOLK, Va, May A.
Capt. Brayley, of the British schooner
Alice Rogers, was found guilty. to-day, in
the U. s. District Court. OF attempting to
sell free negroes, aud was sentenced 10 three
years imprison ment in the Penitentiary.
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W We often hear slavery Demo'
Gratis asserting that Henry Clay. we're he
now living, would support tho doctrine
now maintained by ths Administration, 10
wlt-that the Constitution of the unlted
States carries slavery Into all the Terrific
rles belonging 10 this general government,
Here 10 what the Great dommoner said on
that subjects
"how really | must say that the idea
that 90 ashanti, upon the e0nsummali0H
Of the treaty with MeKieo) the O0nstltu.
ton Of the United States spread Itself over
the acquired territory aud carried along
with II the institution Of slavery, 10 30 a.
Teeoneliabls niih any eomprshFnsisn or aay
reason which ! poisess that ! hardly know
how 10 meet IL,
"iiow eau Il be argued that tho fifteen
slave States, by the operation of the Com
stitution Of the United States, carried Into
the eeded territory their institution OF slay,
cry, any more than II can be argued upon
the other side that, by the operation Of the
same Constitution, the ffteen free States
carried into the oeded territories the pFln,
ciple Of freedom, which they from policy
have chosen 70 adopt f-APpsadir Con
Globe, Fsb, 8, 1850,
Again, that same illustrious man. In III,
Senate Of the United States, on the 9th day
Of Feb. isi0. spoke as follows In relation
to the power Of Congress over the Terrific
ries
"The power, then, Mr., President. In ny
OpInIOn--and | extend II 10 the introduo
tion as we'll as TO the prohibition Of slavery
In the new Territories-does exist with
Congress, | think II ls power adequate
either TO Introduce or 10 exclude slav cry
! admit the argument In both It's forms o
application, ,"-Appendir Coagressi Globe
1850. 5ih Feb, w III. lls.
Upon the two great issues Of the day
then, Mr. CLAY is clear, emphatic, Repub
lican, asd we're he now alive, and with hi
eagle eye locking out upon the poliiiea
eommotion OF the times, he would be 81
earnest, consistent, active member Of tn
Republican Marty