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Prospect OF Trouble I'm the Cabinet
The walker Testimony before the
COyode Committee.

COyode Committee.
IRON the Washington Constituiion-the Presidents
organ-l
For the present, We pass without comment
the testimony OF Hon. X j. Walker, which
has been so oonspicuOusly heraldcd to the
world. IGs'ead of answering To any interro-
gatOTy, ii seems TO be carefully-preparcd
history Of his Stewardship as Governor OF Kan
He says the President favored the sub
mission OF the constitution OF Kansas 10 the
psople, aud so be did. That is fully admit-
ted. This has ever been denied But he
says further that during the progress of the
Lecompton convention be WAS advised by
Sir. Calhoun. the president. that the plan
finally adopted, which Mr.. Walker considers
a great departure from the doctrine of sub
mission, was suggested aud approved by the
President. This statement Of Mr.. Calhoun
he did not believe. He acquiis the Prsi-
dent OF all knowledge OF the programme
adopted; and then he uses this exact Ian
guage:
"It Is also due 10 frankness 10 further say
that am fully impressed with the convic-
ton that the President himself did not get
up this programmed though | do believe Il
Sras gotfcs up by sozs( Of the AdntinissTa,ios or
otbers high in authority"
At this time the propriety or improperly
OF tue pau - not question: win winch ne
care To deal. Who gut IL up. o. whether il
Wa in accordance with Mr.. Walkers or the
Presidents plaza, Is not put in issue. But
when Mr.. Walker says lit was gotten up by
some OF the Administration" be must mean,
all tie world will understsnd him Ia mean.
b. sumo member Of the cabinet. Here arises
. grave question. II any naessber of tss e561ael
AIS sOgyk or has talea stsys 10 claags Tie iiss q
soso'. q Tie Prss'dst, .. aa important natter q
Siae 5tscv. sssthouf h< sdrsos iaHssiesy< or con-
seaf Of ths Prsssdeaf H. has ben giv II as acl q
i,.asisI,fy and dad fssA ,sAscA skosta ispoks las
sesSTesf cossEys Indeed. such e0ndnet would
b. shJaorsble. aud Iastiy incur a tort, itare
of biz eanaicuce.
In this view, We think We hnye the right
TO demand of Mr.. Walker the naming OF the
individual implicated. Ia the absence Of a
reply. ue shall maintain he i wholly mis-
taken. Of Is wholly ansble 10 substantlate the
grounds VI his belief.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-04-28

When the State Of Tennessee was called,
Mr.. Ewing stated that the Delegation al its
previous meeiiag had adopted a resolution
thai on all questions bus the nomination Of q
President, The vote oi the State should be
cast As a unit. He had taken The sense Of the
Delegation, and the majority had voted mo-"
He was, in casting the vote In the negative,
not representing bis ogR individual opinioa.
nj all. An Affirmative vote on this PROPOSE
ton would virtually abolish The rules sdopI-
ed az former Conventions lie was. there
fore, individually opposed 10 the sate-
The motion TO strike out having failed. the
Question Was thea taks On ths Fsassinasr u
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-04-28

New York ladies no ioager wear their fne
clothes Al q theatre No ueman nos goe- 10
play without bonnet. sni the iesdrrs q tie
ss.a are distinguished by lh- piAinass Of their
Attire. IL yen ser people very much dfessee
az = theatre, yoa NAY b. certain they aEs issm
The eoansFy. ~ have isx ether places here
hey ssa spesi sh<iE aasEy.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-04-28
Gov. Wise aud the Charleston Com
Veutfon.

Special Dispatches to the Philadelphia Inquirer.
WASHINGTON, April Ex-Governor Wise
has been expressing his opinions without re-
serve, as 10 the want OF courage and consis-
tency on the part of ADMINISTRATION. He re-
marked the other day, in our hearing, that
his belief Is. If Dnnglas receives the nomina-
tion of the Charleston Convention, be will be
defeated and that such an event will be the
death and burial of the Democratic party.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-04-28
From the Atlantic Monthly for Nay.l
The PLAYMATE
sr 5oHx o. WHITTIER.


The pines were dark on Ramoth hill,
Their song was soft and low;
The blossoms in the sweet May wind
Were falling ike the snow.
The blossoms driffed at cur feet,
The orchard birds sang clear;
The sweetest aud the saddest day
It seemed OF all the year.
Fer more 70 me than birds or flowers
My PLAY m7te left her home,
And took it'll her the laughing spring
The music and the bloom
She kissed the lips of kiih and kin,
She laid her hand in mine;
What more could ask the bashful boy
Who fed her fathers kinef
She left us in the bloom OF MAY:
The constant years told DER
Their seasons with sweet May morns,
But she came backnO more.
walk with noiseIess feet, the round
OF uneventiul years;
Still DER aud DER SOW the spring
And reap the autumn ears-s
She lives where all the golden year
Her SUNNI roses blow;
The Gusky children of the sun
Before her come and 90.
he smooths her silNen gown
No more the honespun lap wherein
] shook the walnu,s down.
The wild grapes wait US by the brook,
The brown nuts on the hill,
And still the May day flow ers make sweet
The woods III FOLLY mill.
the lilies blossom in the pond,
The bird builds in the tree,
T1tsa.4 RI f,is.s ziFr Ram
The SLOW song OF the sea.
wonder il she thinks of them,
And how the old time seems
If ever the pines Of Ramoth wood
Are sounding in her dreams.
see her face. / hear her voice:
Does she remember miner
And what to Ter is low the boy
Who led her fathers kinef
What cares she that the orioles build
For other eyes than ours,
That other bands with nuts are filed,
And other APPS with fowersf
o playmate in the golden tmel
Uur moss seat is green,
It's ringing violets blossom yet,
The old trees DER il lean.
The winds so sweet with birch and fern
swe,ter memory blow;
And there in spring the yeeries sing
The song of long ago.
And still the pines Of Ramoth wood
Are moaning like the sea
The moaning of the sea OF change
Between myself aud theel
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-04-28

The NORTHERN SLAVE TRADE.-The n. Y
Herald states that no less than six vessels
have left that port for the Afri an coast with
in the past fortnight, all of which except TO
have negroes for their return cargoes. Among
then was fine clipper ship and fast-sailing
brig.
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Horns silver Band.

The only permanently organized Band IN the City,
viii attend to al calls for music both at home and
abroad, giving entire satisfaction charge The
Band is composed of Is performers with complies
set Of new silver instruments
All calls for music, for funerals, pic-nics, sere-
pades and jubilees, viii be attended to promptly.
W. L. HORN,
Manager and Conductor,
apr27-1y Is South College Street.
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Mrs Sfnsiow, an experienced nurse ia
emale physician, has soothing syrup for children
eethng, which greatly facilitates the process of
teethirg by softening the euDsrejucing allinhama
aIlay all pain and is sure to regulaiethe
bowels. Depend uponit, mothers, 1t will give rest
o yourselves and reliefand health to your infants
Perfectly safe in all cases. See advertisement
mother column une7d&wly
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fs-sOmebody has been quoting The famil-

lar line
''fhe post Of honor is the private statioa,"
"a Jeffersonian. A correspondent OF the
Philadelphia Press says:
The lines in question are to be found in
the tragedy OF ''Cato.r Ac, w, Scene 4.
Cato has just harmed the death of his son
Marcus. at which be rejoices, fer il occurred
when puniShing treason, mOralizes upon the
decadenee of liberty in Rome, and complains
that every success is CGsar's. He makes up
bis mind te die by his own hand, rather than
yield to the coaqneror, and advises bis sur
sivina son, PoStius, 10 retire from The tur
moil of public lite:
Ny son, thoa on has seen
Thy sire eng aged in a corrupted State,
Wrestling sith vice aud faction; now thou seest ne
Sps Mt, oveFpoN cred, dcsflsiTtnE OF sueosSs-
lie advise thee 10 retreat beti@es
TO Thy psternai scat, the SABINE neid,
Where The great Cesar toised viii ala own hands,
And ali our frugal ceztars were b4cst
In humble virtues, and rural de-
There 1--we retired pray loF the peace Of Rome;
contens IA self 10 be seearely good,
When vice prevails aud !mRi0ss men bear ssay,
The poss OF hoeeF Is the privais ststion-
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-04-28

A young gentleman OF our acquaintance
says be thinks that young ladies who refuse
good offers OF marriage. are too .So-ing by
halfn
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-04-28
n Il w BOOKS
JUsT RECEIVED BY
F. n y e. n ".

THE HISTORY OF HERouUIUs, by Geo. .aulpsou-
MA with Maps Ia lstraIe1. vols
MARlN'S NE HANGS, b, Chas. Bennett:
history or PENDENNIS, BY IhaeAeray;
VOYAGE DOWN HE AMOR, ey Collins;
LIE BEFORE hin;
Against WIND AND TIDE, by Holme Lea, author
OF Sylvan heahs Daughter, ksiie Branda;
A BIBLICAL RI A>oN Why. gaise TO Scripture
Readings, illustrated;
PASSING THOUGHTS ~ RELIGION. Seweu:
NIGHT LESSoNS FRAN SCRIPTURE srwell;
FRiARow' oh POSr oFrfCE, b. the author Of the
Heir 4 Re4els ae. r HaGAN.
apTl3-d CuiIese Il
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Masaz nes for May.

FRANK LEsLIk's MONTHLY GAzATrE uF FASH
IONS.
ECLECTIC MAGAZINE
GODEY'S Lays BuOK,
PETERSON'S NATIONAL MAGAZINE.
ARfHURS MAGAZINE.
HARPEls'S MAGAZINE
IRVING MAGAZINE For May 5th
WAVElIY MAGAZINE For May sth
YANKEE NOTIONS, SC, kc., &c.
Also all the latest Per odieAIs, reserved BY
r. HAGAN.
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HAY AND CORN.
HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE

A NICE, scssfeftseie hoase, ssa2l-a % HtzA
"a slse-s .sossh bread The hease eauztss. I,
. N Fsos1s, usEh tso aate above ~stA kisch-
go, smoke ss1se. Az The IL fraass az fsss es
Hhh streets Fnnntag bazk zkoat ITO seet ms
psefs<ss fFse irosz tsx4.iazl and vii be so< :.
AesrE>s Boz tefazss AZ, azfss %
afF-1~u 6LAs<tsck SEwSoE.
Ps-< nst ssli srissiesy, an be oesses -
essfs hss.s- april
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-04-28
Mexican VI ustang LinIment.


INTRINSIC virtue alone could insure The success
which this article has attained For rheumatism,
Salt Rheum, Burns, Bruises, Stiff joints, OF Galds,
Sprans, Pole Evil and Swelliugs upon Horses ithss
no equal No person Will be without it who has
once tested its value. "And with reference to the
general estimation of the Mustang Lniment, l can
chez riuly say that article performed so
many cures in our neighborhood this. L. W.
SMITH, Bridgefeld, Conn :" S. LEIGH, Esq Hyde
Park, VT, writes, ''that the horse was considered
worthless, This SPAWN but since the free
of the Mustang LinimeDs have sold him for
$3.50 Your Liniment is doing wonders up here"
Such testimony is reaching US every day. The half
is not told. Every family should haveit Beware of
limitations The genuine Mustang is sold by all re-
spectacle dealers throughout the world.
BARNES 4 PARK,
apr2-lm ProprietOrs, New York.
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apr27-1y
sHKIBrvruE, Dec 10, 1852
NEssKs. c. & F.

NEssRs c. F.
have used your Ambrosial Oil in a case Of Ulcer
on my leg OF i've years standing, which soon effect
ed a cure CHAS. Z HIDE
apr26-Iy
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$1,000 REWARD

- caaEeqaenes Of The semefoas 1res that have oc-
i esrred wtkln The city reoeatiy, M their
marked ess1ences q iIcenczrEn, !, : -. HslanEs-
suFth. aas q he riIy q Nashville. - xirt1s q
ne reeonneD6zseaz Il sAs CITY csuaea. sfH give
FIVE HUNDRED D0LI-At.s
= reward fer khs srpreheasion and eoarlcfoa Of
zns ferEaA or fzsrso1s 81 the crime e within
tbs soFpernte hats. The crime % b u.slitied
- Rzy tnae x1lhla three naoaths froza date
heTesa : =. Hol1ISGsWoAfH, Mayor.
AksaFftIs, April ls. feto-
The CudrFwFders auzkoFfxe 10 ofer adfi-
iias4i reward sgfIFE HuSDElED nolIAES lor ne
appFsheasl9a and ecnxi csin a. above.
apFfS-u :. y. HGIIlSGsH0RfH-
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Mercer Potatoes.

fAN RrsaEs Ss~ YORK Mercer Potatoes, goot
lUU tor eatlns or Ptasfing. Jass receives aud Ior
ale ~ A Jk-kKiS%.
n4rst-e No: Ia South Market 81
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-04-28

VUsT received, eco assortes c4nAry Bard Cages I
81 ali lee, eoiors and prices, AaEsa's
a. ever bF0Ggb 20 this market. D. r sale low b.
febs-tI } ". NftsfBN.
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Pure East Tennessee Peach and Apple
B r a N d Y.
0QE GAIIl0Ss tasi received Warranted pare.
BENZ. y SHELLS 4 co.
Apr2f-u Central koesns, Ne. - Cosis.xe 81
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W anted.
Canary Cages /.

INan BUSHELS coon CLEAN aILIEF SEED,
tUUU by A. JENKINS,
lAnSi n No. IL south Msrkst street.
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DIVIDEND.

A DIVIDEND OF IHgGE F1s cENT on The Capital
n Sloek OF the Nashville and Chattzbs-ogs Rail-
rozd Company this day declared By the Direc-
tors the profits OF the last six nsatiss IAya-
bic and after The I5th Inst, a. the ef3 OF the
Treasurer in Nashville. a GLEAfES,
apre-im Treasurer.
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Chancery sale---l-ana ON No.
ensyfiie and Mill Creek VAL
lex TxaransR@s

~ fr.rs e 81 4n1 Ia seez q kse4. s<s<Fzs-
- = ~ psez9.nzz kefes s<e Il - iae DEF AZ
zst ~ n Gsrh11f 7szsss eaa u a,ssl1shss eFeets.
xltksa< iatxFezs, anzl sale ~lskapss EezezataEee.
Sosa--~zEsls xzs ID y psy 10 aeesx9 = f-ser e
es<ap zlnzss Ab1s x5toa, ass besides gAs ezSin
xhere 4zse zzrther les sais e lad 80
sp<t-td J. Z eLEAFkS, c. c.
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CORN MEAL
Ind Fine Ground Feed Agency.

C1n BAkAEfS &C Cora Meal aEd flee Groaak
s)oO Feed ter etcek, Jest received per sseanser
seneaA. shieh st be keEs under sas u-rkes fer
DASH onsy-
sprao-s BENZ. '. sHIFInsxo
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Sic beutigc TrElid eeit.

PIN b~cutj9en Sulr,. rcm g'ttur;S- mr. Gjersuf
Sa9e etncS unierrr 9rSRtCn StaatSmGmrrr,Hc I
unlttreltdo'n Senrp Clay, r,T IL Nam. nit r,
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"cflpndtIcn ietn pirp, fap,t DIE fei, ride Gntbill
lung ers StlnctilptS ricits S~tnatSmouprs nan
ras Die Camcn &jrSinienS 3eutuds'S a.rStsa
Srbns bcute lcter.
u'itre rsnrtrutihe 0sjRqctuna ia, +, eu.,
tfrer Irstrn Stgunscu trteitpiu at ,insu Mt,s
I'M eep'tUi SQUARE sur Iuiit lluna CTS Slonr
rllotS ee WtonrcS nnEtrir;su, Der. oIS V;riiuc.r
lne 0ubrtr ter 935i9plrtsi,. Ger pri. c~inrHitr
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SAINTS melt entlprstrnprr ssrs1Mn ware.
D'e pSht'Nc 8ttrr irtrp INC wee rtr + rccr
ru9enpNen Ntoitncr DIR Jtptictt britoru. 1ir ror4,
'ere See;inapmr an r~crieibcn rtn-arpeen 5pr,,r
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Ter 6ritjus, rtm fh unitr sam,.s MltltS,
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n'r Won S'itn ret NuacNriHenrn (ltatt Nase.
Ha9'eiO aGnslih unprcgrc;rt.

MIR Won Srtt'n ccS N~uNcNriHencu (fett Qlnas. /
NGnsIib unprrYrc;rt.
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ctn tclm crit Il Sc.cttp res dmtrtaniihrn ~.
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. Tan 3r9tl IN Gin Sctiff, wIbtcur Ter Gra,n,tr
= relm SWwagi b :auS iett NtS Grl1ute-
rang riclr 9luilG'unS errnr Trts nrss: us re
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SSd'btnAtens. he trfanntIi6 in Mun4cn oc,r =
IN "urce. Ill elmer brGGnotihcn Barrie AN Tues
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prt' Sh'n2raa'rt ttrauSSrtrIt unc NIT { Wf,r.
zen nah rrm Gapiicl "a rare asb,att wrfp,
Grit a6f lHAt ipattr NeIaa1 CS, RE ~tctcijalt St,-
tue lsitls b'rousiuhCiG. ccrn uno Zen, ppraaor.
l111l rEn ShwAEir ic'Nru IA laI IL. Icm N,r.
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ScfaNtst ii~,acSRx0cn.
MrS. y. 6rttre,
eentfdbs Sebamne.
VrcGcltraBc. ,riIttn rer 6. mn 7.
s. SiDfh.

ARTIST PatnteT IN Frcsco, Encaustic and Oil.
9r'9at 3Sobn"mNcn. GTenttttc WrtGuee: .R,r.
"rn, nrtr'S u"c Nautu w:r1eu aufs WeItbmod
pcat cccNirt.
Nu0S 3'm"crcrfrn une @GnSr atmnlt. sinfat
UNI "'rNrlNrt IN Ee.minrte. Sloalen. Slnu,rS
"a lc?r (SISn'S) uuc i,rr 2trt Ypn Ornamental
M|l'rr' MIRO anSAtil5:t i'm trifrn S,ylc.
@robrn l,:ncr Nrbc;t tGnnrn ucIrbsr mrrreu
III rem Nneau tca %,rejn. Staotcn GapitplS N
SH@lN'n9t'n, wp rr nnht an / Sabre ais ;5r.Ser~
P1'rtrr nntrr err Iir,ct,rn prn Cart. Ifcias
uno ehpt' 6~rdn'Iin onsritrGt s~tmcI,n.
SrcrrS mttctn crtAClruarncmmtn I'm Irincr
sHPenunN: Srcarisr., ,riiten Ser 1.,u u. y. II
S'r'Rf' an Der Gdr Ger 7tsu uno SrparIr. mt
%@cttCrtcr 33, 0t,hmunc, ia.
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Sia0UC0es.

@oscrs-&rnrt. SEsarn Der beute ta.tFn.
bsroen 6etIiht'it t!e'tt rtcir Court brutc &C.
laloi:r.
0aNeIbe 1T nit ran Gtr;ocn 0tridtcn bsust
Ter Sal.
3n unlercn ~aefriatu pp!i,eiteriht itlih
'A GIN 5tb'tr Elm, rem mir 5r trvjdhtjRcn Bitten.
Sn Ter &Ia9rio@t pes 6rns Mancrl aeasn guejtn
%nnr7pTf mus C. n3,v,t 4e,Frr o:rir~ NuasiT
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@igtb!haItS 9;,rt,uf

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oN'e cr Hen t'l''n neucu Sdlrn crGTurt bar,
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'n PFrFer' W""!,r II. Spbmtrt pcrr tci
Urnnt NGina,
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Die foI9enOe an5stse : Gin Muit.r.D ienfmdohtn
ssNu@t. @tlubt rrirn rin butihtS juuaes Trau
e%n'tntmsr, relhsm eS niht untcautm iein mirer
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. Sott'tii9sli li"cen, tt' ms crit rog;uip~cprn, ca ipr I'M
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unp 8raur,cE,
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Havana s Domestic Cicns.
9ip. lIo 6rHntlnll., iwtcttu Der II. II. Is.
n@be ojcYtrncritr.
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Nei: rht Nt Iii dnScrtn fici9en rrtr n6rr ttcn Siri.r1r rhrs
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SrnnjHliltts Sranpis0 umo 3icspp:ine,
Gbanpa0urr (oic Scrtcn).
Rbein- mo Mri I @&yiue,
Ale sortcn 9Eh5tty, 0jin.
Yratb mo Npplr,BranpY.
Nue Scrtrn Viquturt (GU,rlnIe), ais: &iimmcl.
Nn;S, @tlHnth, Curacao &c. ,c.
Nilt Gcrtcu 6lYnu0 uno icmrItc GLARS M
isEsnr Yretir, VYmttura &autataf. ale Sprtcn
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