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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-12-17

~ H0UsEs. on VALLEY AND CONCORD sTRELTs. RICH.
h0hD Ar AUCTION Under decree Of the Circuit Court Of
Richmond City pronounced the 10Th day Of November 1890
In the suit Of Dennis and wife keknny and tn rein pend
Ing the Undersigned Commissioner therein appointed Will
coed IN sci at pub auction the premises SATURDAY,
the 29l day Of e mber, 1900 Gf far not the next fair day
herester begirni AZ oeok ~, the real estate In sid
decree reuedt consisting Of lot OF ground fronting 80 feet
six chs Valley street. ote TO The residence Of John Pd
~ ESQ., with the dwell lag and other improvements therein
Also h Of ground mu edstey In Of above fonng
30 feet ak inches I'd With two fimed
AMI Other Improvements to ssid lot belonging
TMs-0nefourh cash. balance upon credit ofsx twelve and
eighteen mott added from day OF tale the
purchasers give negoL BILE the deferred
And the title be retained until all the purchase paid
and convey ance directed by the Court.
goBT HowIsoH, G mr.
Y aIa. pIa kyn a lue.. :.
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OFFICE APES. COMPANY,
Ri~hmond, Dec. 18Th, lsG0.

OFFICE r. 4 p y. =. COMPANY
R~hmcnd, Dec. i5th, 1sG0.
DIVIDEND NOTICE.
FyHE BOARD o. DIRECTORS have declared SEMI annual DIV
i8nd Of ~ per cent upon the Capital stock u ths o0npA
~ PAYABLE 20 he Stockholders and after the Stat lnsI
ne books Of Transfer El be closed anti ms Nst nat
n " HARRINGTON,
dsi5-tisiJan Ifeasarer.
TNRENCE5 CARPET BAGS, VALIsEs, AC., IN
great abai dAncrWe have large assortment OF french
Cnrpet Wakes OF an and qusuts 20 which Nc
We The ae want Sl te them a. prices
ma cannot TAI please Ladies Bonnst Cases In greAi ~
80 ALEXANDER HILL a CO,
49, ~ Man HEee
~ Richmond Va
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T'EssG,ss rE Ess,.s sAsE OF two vaLUAELE

BRICK TENEhEN1S Ia tie City OF Kelnond North
side Of Main tree bts Wall Street. and Loeu Aley-By
virtue Of deed Of trust executed by the Lite Gery stor I'd
pl iur.on flor whom the UNDERLINED J. H. Young has
substituted by decree Ct Hen leo Court) and James Lyons
date ll Nay 1879 duly recorded Ia H. nreo County Court
undersigned trustees 10 conformity with the providers contained
In the said dee will proceed 10 SELL pablo auction the pre-
TAU asDAY the Goth December 1860 al 2 o'clock NJ
fair noi the FIRST fair day thereafter these two valuable brick
tnemens Gated sboys OF which 10 the occupancy Of
Mr. Al psus and the otr In the occupancy 81 Mr. Myers
plat and Of said will be eIhbIte the hour
sale Those tensneI being located Main Street. Ia the
business part OF IT, render them valuable wei to capitalists
20 otLers.
TIKMs Une'ourh cash; balance 70 and IS months for
gotta nts int added secured by trust deed title
retained. JAS LYONs,
deiS-ds JOHN YOCNG (h"s'ees
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1861. NEGRO HIRING. 1861.
f.. A. >. CLOPTON,
Real Estate Il Hiring Agent,
oEFIoE CORNER WALL AND FRANKLIN STREETS, OPPo-
SITE DICKINSON, HILL CO.,
1861.
RICHMOND. VA.

IJE Der bgs rura his aeknovedg to his
friends patrons for the Ayors curing the six years
and inform That he s niinuc the business OF R
ING OUT NsGSnES RENTING our HOUSES COLLECTING
CLAIMS and al best pertaining % General Agency 10 all
Witch h gives his EsralHai TtestiOu.
20 Plr. q thee who may entust the hiring Of their
Negroes him sure Of every attention being paid 10
them other bal good homes and the bet price and
sicsnes the 80 His3cd md personal attention
always supplied Re hNs large comfortable apart
connected with his oce where hose servants who
provided vi places stay at night du,g the hiring
nan, " "a good IRE, CHANGE
Negroes hire he coming year. had better be sent In
early ater Chfstmas a possible.
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE BAYS.
LAG. DAVENPORT, .AUcTs
by GonDIN APPIR'oN AUcTs
IHUSTERss SALE or VALUABLE YAHM

by GopDIN APRON AUCTs
flHUSTkE,s SALE OF VALUABLE YAHM
Il l. HkNRlCO on THE VIRGINIA CENTRAL RAILKUAD,
AND on THE MEADOW BRIDGE ROAD, FIVE MILES NORTH
OP RICHMOND and II SLAVES THEkEONBy virtue Of deed
Of trust from the late GerSas sorr Edwin BuItop
the undermined r. Young has substituted by decree
eneo County cou add James Lyons bearing date the h
May s duly recorded In Heneo County Court undersgr
ed In conformity to the provisions Ct The said deed Of
rist Will sell At public auction the highest bddr
es on MONDAY the 3st day OF december 1850 10 o'clock
A. NJ Q far not the first ia day theres the real estate
and slaves conveyed by the said deed valuable TRACT
OF LAND located which the Geryas
sided At the time Of his ah and phch oceul,d BY
AArh. sos Al her death containing tso hundred ard thirty
acresm6re less Aso valuable slaves
and children The said farm well known tia. Minute de-
scripton deemed suce IL lay that
Its Location and OF qualities rsgaIdtd v.lsabie estate
plat and yey viii be tskltted Of GALE The slaves
are for the IN 1t part, young and likely.
rEsstior The Real Estate omth evh balance IS
and % months for negotiable Interest scded by
trust deed te reIslntd For the credit
approved tndorrsd nvgoia le psper,i res. added
JAhf5 Lyons ir,
del3-tis JOHN YOUNG, trustees
PSAs Executors of Mrs. Martha stor deceased shall
tho sa-e time and place. sn all ~ her estate, consisting
Ct the lowing slaves viz: two girls and
one boy Also, one carriage and hsrntsl, end one
TKENs Cash. Ro @ WILLIAMS, -,
drlI-tdI Al SrORRs.
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AHGs NUMBEa OF VALUABLE BRICK
NlTENENENrS, on FRANKLIN, q RACE AND OAki SrREhfe
YOR SALE Al the OF herL Evan RagAnd Co.
on-r the oslg valuable Improved RIAL GTATE viz
Those tro brick TENENSNrS the side OF faLkn,
sth and On streets occupied respectively by hesr
Tcken ant htrveahs Jones' the former Al $3.50 per Annum
and the latter Al tGl2 per annum.
Also those three and conveniently arranged brick rENr
NENTs on side Of vanilla, beiuen 81 and An t.
Thsss tenenena eonta 10 each ncading servants
apartne1 supplied With and water and ~ nlahei
h coskag ranges Ac One Of them reu.sd Al 500 per
annu and the other two be- As they ready for
tenant
AZ three II STORES and DWELLINGS the ner.h side Of
CAY IN Streets occupied ~ P1neisA ienanS, ESQ per
Annun esch. .
Also Aoss ssyen bii't srORS and DWELLINGS on The
south aide n CAJ IN stre renting Of nom $500 %
10 ESQ each.
lso that most dabls brick TESEhKNr a. the corner Of
G-aee s.ree reee1tV occupied BY Rot No.
rise q 600 This Il not only very hand
t,r has every e0nvenenee that BE eAd fer
Iarluding sable and carriage house.
the dstrnfied 10 sell dpaied 70 par
chase anv the foregoing Real Es,ats requested 70
make eaT ap acaln and for Ga sAav Hsgotfibis paper,
dseS-i0 GOpDN . APPEEsoE
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n - a -. 3 -. Lala .,.oaaLg anInon, Issg

To oe az Distance % ieAa Tam personally UHkHOlH I6eg
o. refer q tAs EllOiriaO pc s0Hs:
Richmond rlcsnton nm Co King aud Queen county, DR..
rlouas LStane Arthur TEMPLE John Lumntn honas Faunte
roy; stmorullnd county, DR. y D. whcsWtht Thos
L0cke King vi Ian county, John l. Laane W C. Laiane, De.
LeE kng George George Turner Richard Turner
M nn Thomas Lee Caroline county, Ro Hudglo Dr.. John
D. Butler Essex county " J. b. Nhhock Dr. James r. LatAne
EDWARD Noel Beverley d. 10Y J. Roy Meou WIey Fogg.
George Wright; Gloucester county De- Thomas Clopon JEFF
stb Jasper Hughes James City county, Parks Slater
Richmond county Dr. Robert A. Payne; Neg Kent county, VIM
z Coptcn, Ho@le, De- L. O. crumP, John Lacy. r. T.
Lacy Louisa county Dlhuey ParA Cumberland county Wm d.
Copton Foster L1nenbcg county, ~ W. Brown Cupeper
county J. n Chevnag Prince william county, Wm. J. Where
Norfolk Capt. 4 Middleton, John Gormley.
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Dying alone,
Ia wicked for prayer. 700 ueAk iJr moan
To be heard In he crazy town
q ne mad in he Joy Of H. SNOW ccmlag d5sn,
Tihe and 20 de On uy terrible woe,
MLLh a bed nd a shraal 81 Lhe heal-Llnl mo-.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

ADJUSTMENTS.
NEW RICHmOND THEATRE.
KUNKEL MOXLEY ........... .LEsszEs lSp h.SieSns
4 PHILLIPS - 'S'A1'
GRKAr ATTRACTION FOR rHE BINITIr CT
Mr.. w. II. BAILEY.
MONDAY KvKNING, Dee. Iith,
W.nb psrfOrnsd the WsS,srn DrAHAef
Nick OF the Woods:
Roaring Ralph. '" n bAhsy
Aher which the lAughAbls inierlu:e Of
SLAsHER AND CRAsHER.
Christopher crasher. Mr. W. d. BAILEY
To conclude With the 9Th act Of
Richard III.
Rlehm-nd NJ v: u se.,e2
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SPIRIT OT TIE SOUTH.
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THE FIRM or PULLIkM BELTS having tbs
day ceased WILLIAM H. BETTs viii eontnus In the Negro
Auction Rusness, and has taken into Coyanerhip With
him GREGORY hey viii conduct the business under The
arm Of BETS GREGORY their Sales Room, Franklin
Street. below Wall and abost below
oce Of PELHAM Bets and respectfully solicit
Of patronage which literally extended Nm
H. Belts while In the frm Of Pu liam Belts.
They the services Of Mr. BUsnRoD W. hsoaH
Clerk interest 10 the business VA II. BETTE,
4 J. GREGORY
IN
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1860-03-15

NEW Paocrss CT GRISDIEo WHEAT
We hayG been shoHn y 7. L. Allen man
uicciu.es Of sgricul;aial implements, Z hand
some specimen OF Il ur obtained by new
process.of unbrannirg the wheat kernel,
by which according TO the statement
Of the manufacturer, S. Bentz, Esq Of
81. Louis, 'ihs great fac. has been fully
demonstrated TIA! in the menu:Sc,ur Of
n barrel Of ilou., practical saving is made
from 20 10 80 pouUds Of wheat" Reckon.
ed in cash, SAVING OF at least twenty cents
psr barrel Is guaranteed, over and above
any other mode Of milling, though t'e ALSO
lutte gain is claimed to he much more than
these figures indicate. The berry is first
Invested of lis outer coat, previous 20 grind
ing. IN lis Stale as appears from The
specimens, the berry has q hard, polished
look, somewhat resembling a minute sea-
shell. OF course, with the exterior cover.
iu., is removed every trace Of impuri!5. AN
additional advantage claimed, and enc Of 10
secondary Consequence, is that "thc flour
will not sour in the tropic<." Tho mills
reccEtiy completed in ST. Louis are now
producing from 100 10 $50 barrels of flour
pes day and a movement is making 10 or
canize for operating on much larger scale.
i y. Y. Jour. Of Com.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1860-03-15
PROCEEDINGS Of tho Senate.

On the l2h, tie bill providing for the
sale of the Fulton and Cairo Road passed:
Mr.. PAnsoas introduced q bill this
morning in the Senate, amending the act in
relation 10 crimes end runishtncnts, which,
in addition TO tie penalties now provided rs
law, for persons convicted Of cnticing
away slaves. or stealing horses, mules. &c.
add ''that The persons so convicted shall
have his lett car cropped ard be branded
on bis right. check with tho letter ii. =
On the secoud conviction for ;ho same Of
:ense, tie bill provides that The penalty shall
be death. MIR. P. aged that the ncces>i-
ties Of The times required stringent law
Tic I'LL was relerre! 20 the Committee CT
Judiciary.
Mr.. LYDAr, from the Committee on Banks
ard Cooperation, reported back bill 10 reg
,,isie ire oufrency.It " as read twice, and
% motion, 20 copies were ordered 10 be
printed. .
aIr. GooDELEr. from the Committee an
Ways and Means, reported lavcrah'y on TIE
BIZ, 10 amend the act. Sc, TO tax and H..
ccnse mer oiaI;e. Passed.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1860-03-15
Nortscra Nethodists.

The ssnste recently refused the use Of
their chamber for the Ladies 10 hold Tea
Party, on tho ground tina: they belonged &c
the Northern Methodist Church, which
was an Abolition organization. More ie-
Gently, the use CT the House was granted to
Bishop Ames, of Indiana, fer Divine Ser
vice, but the next day the vote was recon.
.idered. In the course Of the discussion,
it was announced tha, the Hon. Daniel S.
Dickinson, of New York, was menber Of
the Northern Church. IF This should prove
true. the democracy Of Howard should call
another meeting. We think the extract
frem his speech, published in cur last,
ough. TO stir them up; but If that failed,
certainly they will investigate their candi-
dates religious views.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1860-03-15

ELEcrIoS TIMEs.-A look into The
country papers will convince any one that
this is election year, and further, that there
is an unusual number Of patriots in the
the land, willing and anxious TO 10y aside
their private affairs, and take upon ,hemsel-
yes III. trouble and responsibility Of work
ing for tic people. The Macon Legion,
row before US, is filled with announcements
and calls upon various citizens to stand for
various oE;ccs. The Maconitcs are TN as
piring people, and fortunate people in
having so many efficient and sell-sacriiicins
citizens among them.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1860-03-15

Mr.. REDMOND, Of Columbia, the eminent
Photographic, viii be in this place, IN aoou,
two weeks, prepared TO serve all Wis may
need his services. IIo is an experienced!
Artist, as oil vii! admit, upon examining
his work. A specimen may DC seen al the
Furniture Store Of Mr. Tally, in his place.
1t IS . I,loiogsaph OF orc orlhc mes. emf
nen: Divines of cur day, who was recently
among us. Call and see il, and be ready
when Mr.. Redmond arrives.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1860-03-15
Charlton Baptist Church.


A meeting of The members OF the Chart
ton Bapiis: Church was held last Saturday,
md after full discussion, il was deter
Dined &c SCI! The Old Church and Grounds,
(near this place, remove 10 G!assO::, anu
erect new Church edifcc. The building
and grounds were purchased by Mr. D. c.
Garth, (who owns tho surrounding land, ]
at tive thousand dcllars or rather one
thousand dollars for Inc property, and DO
nation Of ore thousand dollars towards
erecting a new Church. A committee YVES
appointed 10 raise funds FOR the new enter
prise, land TO report to an adjourned meet
ing, TO be held Saturday week, when fur.
ther proceedings will be had, looking &c
The speedy erection of house OF worship
in this place. We understand from those
actively engaged in the work, that they ox.
pect 10 have the building ready for occu.
pancy next Fall. We wish them srea
success, aud commend the enterprise 10 the
favorable consideration Of cur citizens
generally.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1860-03-15
ADMINISTRATORS OF FocD.-A Quebec

AtULrE RATION OF FooD.-A Quebec
chemist has recently published The result
of chemical ANALYSIS Of some Of the Hrii-
Giles Of consumption sent 10 ii.at city BY
"Nsw Workers. In Crosse s. Biackwcll's
pickles, which bear the liable "no salp.ais
of copper,"h he did not find this salt; but
sulphate of iron instead. In cherry wine
he discovered an immense quantity CT salt
In green tea he found copc:as. The gin
was nothing but whisky and essence of ju-
niper; and in the best qualities of snnff he
found peroxide Of iron ard other chemicals
10 the extent Of one fifth of its bulk.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1860-03-15

TSThs attention of Stock Raiser, is
called TO .Ls advertisements oe ion Duke
ard Rairtcw, in another coum. Tho Duke
Is in Saline county this season, and tho al
mirers OF fine horses in that section may
congratulate themselves upon the opporiu-
nifty Of improving theit stock. His colts
are among The hes. young stock now coming
on in Howard; good judges say the BEST
Rainbow is aycuns horse, In: las fault
less pedigree: and is picture himself. The
fac. tlat be has taken premiums at all ages,
indicates what judges think Of him.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1860-03-15

AID TO THE ROADS, The bill now be-
fore the Legislature TO a;d the Roads, pro-
poses 10 give $l,42o,O0o TO the Pacific
Road, $3.50, 300 to be applied to paying of
the floating debt of tie Road, and the re-
maindar to be applied at The rate Of $780,
600 for every five miles completed; $780,
600 10 the South West Branch, on ine dol
lar for dollar plan; $685., coo 10 The North
Missouri, and 100000 10 tie Iron
Mountain. All new propositions and amend
msnts have been voted down, and The bill
will most probably pass; if i, has not already
passed. The Senate will promptly concur
IN the House bill.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1860-03-15
Estate Polioy-Our Rail Roads,

We observe in the last Banner commu-
nication under the above caption, signed
"a Farmer" The piece is marked No. 3,
but we overlooked its predecessors. This
production laments the huniliatins condi-
lion Of our State, and seeks to lay the
blame on the Opposition! We give the
concluding sentences:
81 am aware. that as The Democratic par
ty have generally all the time, good
working majority had the majority in the
Legislature. they must be held responsible
for not preventing the state Of things which
now environ us why not hold them res.
ponsible, then9 but l know, at the same
time, for a fact, that many, very many Of
The most substantial men Of the party, al
ways, und upon all occasions, protested
quietly, so as not TO injnre the party
against the corrupt and reckless Legislation
adopisd by the Opposition, with ihe aid Of a
few interested Democrats. Naughty OPP
position, and powerful. too, 10. rum the
State, in tho hands of The Democracy. l.
In the wild excitement Flo beat Rollins
brought abqu. By artful political tricksters
jus! what we always called the democratic
leaders the country was driven we said
SO at the time into the support OF lie pre-
sent Fxecutive--a man wi:hou. single
trait of character fitting him for the office
which lie now occupies-a low flung,
drunken, prnfane wretch, and who if he
were 10 get his deserts, would be driven
"uh disgrace from the seat Of government.
And Of all these things The democratic
Safe Convention winch nominated him,
and the democratic party which elected
him, were advised and warned Such .
a i1an properly belongs 10 such system
on, is sadly pn! If place when honorable
bearing :aa honest Legislation pervades the
country. This ALWAYS has been Demo-
cratic State, and the Legislature always las
been largely democratic, and if ''honorab!e
5earirg..' ln3 '>tnac.' Legislation" is found
( 10 have been deficient, Gov Stewart, alone.
ought not 10 be sadG!ed with al. The blame,
Mr.. Farmer.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1860-03-15

NEGRO EXCITEMENT IL HARRISON CouN-
rr.--We learn from the Gallatin Register,
that Harrison county was recently the thea
ire Of much excitement, growing out Of
slavery dcnunciations by q Methodist
Preacher by the name of HowE. He was
arrested, anu tried for uttering '.incendiary
expressions" and placed under bond in The
sum o. one thousand dollars for lis appear
ance at the next session Of The Circuit
Court. 80
A meeting of the citizens of The county
was held alter tho trial, the proceedings Of
which we append:
BETHANY, Mo-, Feb. ed, 1860.
Editors of The &ar:-At the close Of Nlr.
Howe's examination, the large audience in
attendance proceeded TO hold an indigna-
Ion meeting.
Squire Bonduram was elected Prcsiden;
ard Charles Foley Secretary. On motion
OF Geo. w. Meek, Esq, a committee o.
three were appointed IS The President 10
present resolution expressive Of the sen;i'
mems Of The :..csting The committee was
composed OF Rev. Isaac Plank, (the oppo.
ncnt OF Mr. Howe,) John A. Brown and
Charles Foley.
The committee, without retiring, presen.
ted the following resolutions, which were
unanimously adopted:
BE If Resolred, That we, ,ciiizers Of Har.
ri.on county, in meeting assembled, disap-
prove Of this prosecution, AMI think ii is n
Low aimed 4, ~ discussion.
That we arc for maintaining free discus
SIGN of all ci"il, religious and political sub
jects throueout the lerg,h end breadth OF
the land. beiae'in ali cases governed by The
Constitution and law Of The land.
That we. the friends Of iIr. Howe from
he country. render OAR thanks to the neop.e
Of Bethany Of their kindness TO us while at.
tending tie eyaminaticc.
That We thaHE lie Sheriff ami his depu
ties Ior their sentlcman'y course in n,
mater.
Tia, the Secretary be directed 10 nav,
these resolutions published IN Tho Es.:-ny
! Sta: and o,uer papers.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1860-03-15
Kentucky Resolutions.

The Wing and American State Conven.
'ion Of Kentucky, which nominated Hon.
Jno. J. Crittenden for President, passed the
following resolutions g..
l. The supremacy of the. Federal Con-
sliiuiion, as expounded by the Suprems
Court of the United States, cs the iunda-
Renta. law O: all.
2. The faithful enforcement Of all the
laws. E. -
3. Observance of the councils and fidel-
ity to the PRINCIPLES Of the Farewell Lcga-
cy of Washington 10 his countrymon.
3. No interference Of any character with
slavery, or the rights OF Shareholders, in the
siaveholdin5 States Of the Union, and the
suppression of any such Interference by the
requisite means, moral, legal, or physical.
S. Opposition TO any Presidential candi-
date who viii endorse or be likely to follow
the proscrip,ive, wasieIul, disorganiziag,
and downward course which has lately char
actcrized The Federal Administration.
6. The right Of the citizens of the Uni
ted States, resident in the Territories, when
authorized Ia form State constitution, 20
admit or reject, by it, the institution Of sla.
very: $3.50. .,
1. Opposition 10 the re-cpening Of The
African Slave Trade.
g. We deny the power Of the people Of
the Territories, pricr 10 the formation o.
their State Constitution, by Legislation OF
otherwise, 10 impair any right which any
citizen of Tie United States Possesses un.
der thc Federal Constitution il the rsrri
.o.ies. We s.and by the principles OF iht
Compromise measures o! 1859. which were
subsequently endorsed by almost the entire
people Of tie Union.
6. Tho faithful. enforcement OF the Tr
giiive Slave Law. Al attempts or conbi
nations 10 le!iat or irus:rae those prcvls
ions hy ci!lzeus of ,hc Republic, and al
Sto;e legislation 10 The same end are in Vi
o!airon Of The Constitution.
10. That as far as depends upon lis, ~
will sia!..! !y, support ard uphold The Un
ion against all attacks from without or with
IN, ard against all u,raisn, whether 1t lht
Ncrih or al The South.