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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-06-12
BOARD OF COUNCuuEy.

The Board met in the Comntee room in tho base
n,enl Of tue Hall. Mr. JosEs, the President occupied
The chair.
The Board resolved 10 appoint an additional clerk 10
be desigraltd general clerk, Vt salary Of 1900 year.
The resolution TO appropriate - 600 IA dGnatnn',o
the Eye and Ear infrmnry was concnrred in and the
report Of the Finance Committee IN favor OF don iiirg
S. 900 10 the Chiidren's Aid Society, was adopted.
Tie BoaId honoured TO pave with Belgian pavement
Roade street from Broadway 70 City Hall PlIeo,
Whitehall stree from Broadway State street. Eighth
street from Broadway 10 sixth avenue. Thirty eighth
street between Fourth and Eighth avenues, Eleventa
street leiween Broadway ano University Place.
The Board aso coDcurred To direct the Street Com.
missioner 10 advertise for new trick for Hook and
Lad FL Co., No. 6, and an amendment adopted W
attach 10 the truck one OF hlicke Carbeils Fire
Escapes.
report was received from the Committee on
Wharves Piers and Slips, in favor Of authorizing The
Controller ~ setde with Henry CouAn, the eontrator
Tor the Battery enlarBemtnl, and direct the Street
Conn Es;oner 10 advertise FOR proposals. 10 complete
the unfinished work excepting 300 fee, in length or
the sou eastery part thereOi further that the Staten
lNlsnd and New-Iork Ferry Company oe authorized
"a erect bulkhead from tie outer wall Of the Old
Battery 10 the AtreIne line Of the rio rap vail II the
Battery enlargement at distance of 200 feet west, ly
10 Vaidertilts Pier, IA protection for the earth hI
ing at that end Of the enlargement, and iat in
sheraton thereof they have the right 90 the space
between the same ardVaudcTbit Pier for the accom-.
mediation Of their ferry bouts
Mr. PIsCEEEY opposed the clause allowing the Ferry
Company 10 have 20 feet, 10 II would accommod .te
George Law, who ssindlei the Corporation 10y the
very contract which had not been complied with The
only oonrid' ration that he TO make for sbs prv-
lege to build bulkhead IL rvt-.ory aud
ALI outr,g &c. Mr.. George Law WAS Mr. CoDkin, and
Mr, George Law the Staten isaud Ferry Com
Iany. There ferry there, and lie Mr.
Pine knew insisted that, If any ferry right IN he
grnnled il be advertised ae 'ordng 10 law. He there
fore moved TO lay the report over.
The motion was lost and Mr. PI.cK.LY then moved
that tho sllyrct u. indefuitrlv nOFnoned which
division, was lori by Yeas 10 10 Nays.
The QUESTION recurring The adoption Of the report
and resolution, was carried by II Yeas 10 Aays NE
follows:
AFFIRMATiVE-Mesrs. Bogeri Shannon. Burns Bsuioh
Van Tine ROlwHgen, Costello, Mcconnell HAL Munson Van
Wat shaw, Campbell, McCaIty-H
kFGAIIvE-Mossrs. Jones. hosan Porlcy, Townsend,
PiDclney. Allen. Decker-1
The BoaId then adjourned 10 Tuesday, June 10.
KINGS COUNTY ROCKY MOUNTAIN CLUB.
very pleasant time was had last night on the
sion OF The stated gathering OF the live Republicans OF
BROOKLYN under the above NAME O. the hall If the
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DIED.

NCOEEY-OD Monday morning June H. ai.r a s,,od bob
aura a. kOon-y.
Borton p-p-Is pl-ase copy.
BfApLh-t MONDAY morning June H. Maria vile Of william.
II sdeT IN the t3t yeGr lei aes
TIE Istises d ninds tic ri .ni brother John D.
sPads tho,- II her nsins~, John l.. Hert- and
VIM H. invited g. tend r fro, = 40
IedEcs No p Hudson II CO. Wcst rMty fourth st-sqt
hinh awnnr Ut ooork We nesday the I3th iut
her rcn,iDs III be taken to Greenwood for ntemcnt
Fsiev III fond hn,hsnt, partner u my heart;
Tie w" has come tLst you and must par
no 1ief or sonow fo me take
Bus love children for my sake.
n en fere thee vel little while;
Life { Dubbed dlesm l. past;
And shall meet with the again
Ia hfe, in bliss, at last
For additional! Marriages and Drafts see 81 Pace.
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animation is that the birds died isom come iaoe o's
euse probably pneumonia. correspondent says tna'
as he was on the Central Park On Sunday, be IA"
man throw the stump Of his cgHr TO one of the Sws
which Immediately swallowed it. The Informant eN-
presses the opinion tha. il viii be miracle II an' OF
the swans live bong. Yesterday tho Fea.t 81 81
Ba,rabas was celebrated in many Of the Episcopal
Cbulehes At nifty and ST. John the children OF the
Parish and Sunday schcOlswere andtreaed
10 pfetty presents.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-06-12

uosop.n,Y DIscHARssp.-H Henry Saynes, the col.
cred man who WAS arrested some days az 0uA -
with stealing so bill, which had 'eeD '"''1 C.
hin, 70 raw bin By his employer, Mr. John IT, FRA,
Ger, was yesterday discharged haPPe'r ,i'4' nV n"'
"a Nv soo4 m.ane had los, both together. He ~
80 ,be fact TO his employer but was not believed,
- ~.s arrss,aa. In the mean time tho bill and box
view, advertised end yesterday person who bad found
tssm called upon Mr. Frazer sod reiuroed them. Inc
farss were made known 10 Justice Kelley, ana S"yreS
xas promptly act at Liberty.
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by Teiegrnph

SANDY HOOK, June II sunset Ship New word, for Ly.
eIr Of clea.d the bar O'Clock bound ou No otheg
yessls In light Wind light .. Weather haEy.
HIGHLANDS, June II snnset chip e Wan se.'c. "a
hons on New leans south of tho Highland, ~ tow mo
isnkce Wind light w. Wcathereear ,
CHARLESTON, june = The u y steamship jas ad8sr
Capt H. Adams arrived here oeck THIS lsasurdv norn
.nE
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BROOKL YN IIENS.

GEgMAsFEsTUAL.-The Germans Of W lliamsbureh
and Brooklyn visited Myrtle avenue Park, (. d. in
large numbers yesterday. Several fine bands were il
wtenoance. The ual German genes and sports
were in full play, and altogether tho festive scene pro-
renied gay and enlivehing aspect.
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OUR REMEDIES BY MAIL on EXPRESS.

par Of the country By raa G, express free o. charge % ".
eeip, Of The price
B.-Ths bores Nos IS are small d,. No. 10 s.
large size, sns IN making up e. 81 this
msuhered The vs uniform In price and In send
los for Wis. ces- attention I. shis point
tos the -s p-s- c n obs. sinds you cheese
sns .Sj.. 'se % 5 !, a.'I ?. :%p sy mail
vii be duly tstur"-d by u.ii .sp-.s
NO FAMILY or TRAVELLER shoula be w.,hos. ..,s-s IL.
vsusble euisti's Thousands then with the O suur
~ WHAT OUR AGENTS SAY.
well hsc and ans most Of the Hsdiciue s bS %
Ing give general s;.'.'so,o9 Whenever they oss1
Your medicine. svea universal ,.,iar,ion here PIs.s
,ssd Us four dasH OF yu fSssa E With ar cos
Your Specific Medicine. axe s.d by every on-othc ian.
iy in our city 'nd S siTe as,s, ss ,isa
Our ynprccssonst s,ss sale, Ct Jour eanes show Ia.
p W eSra si;o se nsnes Of re.-s els ea". sd by
veil e.,aSsea IN t soama..y to ssSs" sss .ssh e.s.
csss. 4. kJ.E FELL. Dexter Jsae;son Co., NY
than of Al other poPu. Iasdcqs. ,ese:he. Year
Your ed he. have given sose ...a!ca . :. u.i Civ.
a-ua folk Iial y ". rECkHAA
Esssca. Wa,h;r.ton Co NY
oe without snc might say they could
be 'Tp eSy SS9a .' f Ea s - a. sf
have u-d Humphreys Spe"i6c Homeopathic ReGediss "a
consider them invaluable
Your msiicirss give god SATISFACTION the longer Leep
rw SUTTON. coopar's Plain. NY
..ll +. S VAIL, RomuiasS NY
Your rsTe' and A1s Pills 4eYs ; VII rs. r Y =
Your msdicines dad. Soans iao avo, ~i,h ,ss
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D STERLING, Eaton Rapid. Midi.
Mesa T. HYsruarr, Ioeas;: ycar medicine. 40
n, % better any have .ol People
he'd ths there s;hns than .tn.so ia Ibe sid
consider .S' tue as ;aec'i'" eoiso asen s,ac
SACRAMENTO, Cd June Is, 1893.
Of yos' ne ie.. ap Ia -he be-. .ai 'ic. for shi
,osu ne ready 10 respond their arrival Your s,ed'sh
shous any tIooeis Hoping to s.labh li:s, I'd Ss'a
""1' remain 'o4'''"lGS e,yer riss. A al,
S ., III e SS if f s saTs aG ssa Of
two .-sr' standing They indeed -o'as sqnas., N"
'''''' Please send me your '''', ;, JANIS ANS r. sSIrs
large faulty ioT tho last ak months with gree, seees aid =
he amc number 10 family sweasv We had physician
royes every week, but this Winter be has had o.a,n
cell once p Z. ACkEkNAN
- uupBARDsvuLE. Madison County, ~ Y:
Dr.. brsrhnEIs Having used your 5pecdc Remedies i<
three past wish sinpy 70 say tns consider th-o %
no neScnts foI the times especially the Cough Pills who's
have proved truly wonderful not only IA y ON case ss
Win Others who have given them trial. -
- Truly yenrs, u. v RHODES
Persons Who wish 30 ace themselves andE the professional
care or 10 teeh edice Of Prof III MPiKEYS so his
letter
AGENTS WANTED for the sale Of Renoslas In ever
town o. eeIamunily IL the United states. Address
d.. y. HUMPHREYS Co.,
No. So Bresdway, Nsw-YosA.
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HousIos roR Ias PnEsIDEsCY.-The Hoaston
Club Of tie Eleventh Ward met at Una Hali, GU tho
conner OF Myrtle Avenue AID Ad~lphi sweet, ast
evening Mr. II Vande'zec in me chnir for the pur-
pos of advancing tlaims Of General sam Houston
al Texas for h- PRESIDENCY NJ tho Unlred strtes H.
nounced tls, every effort would he ~ade 20
orr ani;c cus ID other w.rcs 70 cooperate wi b them
The Chairman, hr. j. II. TripIer, and Mr. Frank
Tucker of N-wfork, made eloquent app-ais in favor
81 Gen. Houston for TIC Prssicen,y. Addresses We're
made by others, and the meeting adjourned
BRooKLYE CITY CoURT.-Nos. Al, &c n, 80 80
81, o. 80 =, So, 90, ~, ~. ~ s. IS. 80, 4o 6.
hiA1s toUNIi EIRCUIT COUhT.-N0s. %, 90 g.
o. d. a. 81 A. A., ~. a. a. A. A. ~ vi, % 81 o. 81
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eSerptuta 81 fspoA uce.

Tosl ~ all Eou,s. J,e II III 422 pbl. RTosy 400 bush
Com Meal 2l8 do Wheat, $50 do. Data 4es do
2is do Rye $50 pkzs Oh Cs- @ do Ashes IS Ls,d 81 Do
Prosi-ios- 2I9 WhiYlay, I 052 do. as
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-06-12

DESPERATE FIGHT.-Abous o'clock, on Sunday
evening, despt fight occarsed az IyFSie-avonua
PARK between party OF roughs from Brooklyn and
New.Iork. About 100 were engaged in the melee,
w,etchng poksts f'om tho fence, and u.ing them
right and left until seveal persons ero dangerously,
if not la ally injund. Officer Raymond Of the Sixth
Precinct, brarng of the row, repaired mmedis ely 20
tie spot tu, did nor arrive until the co-n5a,an:s wcre
leaving the ground. VI, met -ix mea, who wee csr-
ying one Of tl,,I wounded Companions ~ d OF
He lad EVIDENT, been much hurt. Toey refused,
however, to give any information in regard 10 the
ARRAY, bu, used the utmost dsJateh in getting
the river to Esw-york. The Gficer unable t. ges
the slightest formation ON the prcpretors Of the
Park, or those WI had been engaged in the fight
The name OF The man 10 badly InjGred was sa9se-
quen,ly ascer ained to be Whitside He lives at the
Wailhbout.
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VIA igGSsE IA,

BAKIR-huRPBY-On aosd4y Jnno H. by tho Rev cL,s
J. Hsuis, Mir Thomas O. ras-r o. Mi-. Kate voune.,,
daughter OF Jsmes Murphy, esq ell VI this city
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- - MoSpAi, Juno H. 1890
ASHFS-The market "a UNCHANGED; The demand IL sssiy
SALE If - hhls at IS 81 or Pots ard IS rs fjr re ria
tOftEE-Nery little has been done sales of loo b.ss "
Domingo l2c cash 80 Lsgayn Il Ne e Rio Al ico
haIacaibo o. IJIc.
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HUMPHREYS
SPECIFIC

SPECIFIC
UOMEOPHATHIC REMEDIES.
The Remedies caefy prepared under III. d,,., ,,,
,son and inspection Of Prof HUMPHREYS, in order "a
tina. great and ons realized want u hs psbc namely, R
de. fr an the common and dups- sims... osHs.
moments reflection viii show thai va. s,,od., - H.
eases from which suffer and die. were e. te, sou...
mrn simple ssd Lains cold ash. di.uhss nj,
In tho ads hsadarhs hesyssnss ssay cs,.S "a
ssbdusd IN tine becomes consumption, fever, daps~s.
dyseney Group other dsses. which al the powen Of nod
cine fail 70 sncs-
Herein these Remedies supply great puddle wasI B.
h.nd, simple, you know at wh.. 10 sss-pIss.D,
to esuss no repusnaneesufs. .nd hence oeeszoa. no H.
While dc curative sGects p0silye AID certain sox
taken and the 'pe broscn and he dn,r .r,,.s
Other Homeopathic Medicines however es.sfsa, pu.0asa
however fuIi End extensive tho Manual 70 With
Ia order 10 them s~sys rqair- study snd careful .
ton and alws,s leave you In soab, the remedy ~
tho result ssch examination or stacy and such dosS. .,,.
mos. unfendy TO the sick sine sni s.psei.u, . \.
avoided Nay l. often strikes at the very foundation n ana
esss aud prevents rs,ut which with coufdonee IN tss a.
dy and hence perseverance, in It's application vssl have ..
cary.
FsperiesoA has amply confirmed tho Of he-. Rsu.x
fox families ard private pcrsonl being TIN BEST ~ o.,
THE xosr sIx,Iy AID CONVENIENT TIE HOST YROxyr ua
.EIIAsIk-
Thousssds and have been uang them some tAsss
ys. pal. "a every section Of he country, With sc.. tn7s.
abLe AL speak in the highest Of their sim
pcsy and certainty and among hundreds u sscnis lie
customers.
Lisr or
HUMPHREYS SPECIFIC HOMEOPATHIC REMEDEl
No Price Of sas,c boxas--osaax
i-FoI Fever, Congestion, AID inaAnm1i'o- i-ss paa
rof Worm Fever Worm Colo voraoa: ipp.
,rs tohe' TsrS; cryn; W:iciul',., SLOW
For is1kss q children Adults cSciss iof.4a .ai
sros py;sn.srS 81 iooiy sa. Cole oss 6.s.
500 ' c6o s' Gsos aoSu N.a:.: and vcm.in:
For oousfs Coils os,snr., Broachi; inausnIa and
s-Fer Teohs~ E.eacis s-r"oa. Psin. S-ar,ls, and
,-Fc sssSss. sics Hssd:cbs- Vsso Rash Il Blood
fI pa. RIyR ve1 Sss5 aTa .. caaa Is
n-For suppress"S mensss scsn.y delaying green
E-Fer Lsacciss O. whites bcssias down too pioa.s
Fef crssp io:r,. croupy cous dca szd cppr"d
is-F3, ssF sssgn, ci1''5 EHa.i'i' Ey.pea;. Scala
is-Fe Rhsuns,.o, r.n L-ueo,-s OF soreness IN tas
,FsI F.sar and Age istT,ste.t i.ss, eomb i.r. Old
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.NEW-JER.SEY II,EILG

LAuScH OF PhOPELLEs.-Sessrs. J. s. ".
soellgroye, buider e. the foo; Of Wayne street. Jer-
sey Cily, have just completed, and VII launch from
heir yard, Wede-day next fine propeller, called
TIE Gtntfal Scott, which il intended 20 run as p.s-
senger toa, between New-York aud Governors
Island II is As f st long, 81 feet beam, AID te-r
derp, and II 90 ned BY hessrs. Rainfall aud Kelly.
Her COS, III 81 co., and If she answers he purpose
Sic will rupersede the Of the Government barg
now .mps, cd la the ba.bor.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-06-12

TIE GRAND jury -THE LiQoR LAw.-The Colr. Of
Oyer AID IT, ureg Was opened yeteriay before Judge
Scrugl en- end Jns'ires stlgel aud S.rykec, phen
h. following gentlemen were iuPspellei as the Grand
JoIy fl the pr-seLt George ". x ed fireman;
hsn.ue q. Inv, Jas. L. Wilson Richard T.. Peass
LAS II. Phillips Samcrl Tow send, Thomas + Lee
Vim. II. Melon, Thomas Porter, j. Spader, Wal
ter X. Page, James ID. Davis. iohn Wal ace, Eoen
~ Stafford, William Lanydon, A. A. Lane Christie
.her II. LPpell, Robert Il. T aye-, John Lambert,
r., Isaac Is. Eager, AknsOn Talk A. r. C. L .ok-
sod IL bis cra go to the Grand Ju'y, Judge Scrag.
called ste,.ion TO prosi.i,ns of III Lcsose
law, which MAKES il MI demvanos ~ sell adulssr
ated Iqors; aud so charged tina The se ing II liz II
IN The Sabbath was ndsiemoln u, All DC s,iVa sas
Nh indictablc ofienSe.
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FIRE.-Abont O'Clock yesterday afternoon r IRE
broke 10 tie Of No o. between Third aad Fourth
,n.t, jersey CITY. stable belonging Nj Sylnn.ton Of
Nsvlot snd occupied by Brees, tire espressnan de-
s,roy,d, With one Of TIE horses. Loss 5000 or 900
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KINGS COUNTY ROCKY MOUNTAIN CLUB.
very pleasant time had lsi night on the occa,-
SION OF The stated gathering OF the live Republicans oil
Brooklyn under the above name, o. the hall Of the
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CLASSIFICATION.
TplsndA Florida Mobile ". q LFex.
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ConrLInEsTARY BAsQUET TO GEoEGE WILKEs,
xse-A meeting of the friends of Mr.. George Wilkes
held lat evening 1T the Jones House, Broad way,
wake preliminary steps TO tender Dir. Wilkes di'
n~r on he 10 This country. A Committee was
appointed 10 make the necessary arrangements. Ar.
Wlk.s 10 expected home by Toe Niagara, which will
arrive Al Dc-ton on Thursday or Friday.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1860-11-28
The Present Crisis.

The public and the religious press
should be kept free from political discus.
sions. We do not intend TO enter into
the politics of the day. But there is .
religious point from which the present
state OF affairs may be and ought 10 be
viewed.
ii seems now quite probable that the
majority OF the Southern States will with.
draw from the Confederscy. What is
the duty of Christian in hat eveut9
There has been a great variety of
opinions among the people of the South
Their votes have been divided among
three candidates for the Presidency
Some have thought the election of the
hepuohcan candidate would necessitate
Immediate secession. Others, that we
should wait :Or some overt act, IN oppo.
sltion to the Constitution. Perhaps 9th =
ers have deprecated Il dissolution of the
Union III any case.
Whatever may have been ones opiu-
ION IN the past, 1t becomes every Chris
taa 10 ask what is my duty under the
new order OF things, likely to be inaugu.
rated We do no: hesitate to say, il is
>'~ - 'i'"'"' uutN WI every one 10 pre-.
pare his mind to act the part of a good
citizen, in any emergency that may ar
'se Let every soul lie sutject unto
the highest powers. For there is no DOW.
er but of God, the powers that be are
ordained Of God,'
We do not believe The General Gov.
ernment will attempt TO coerce the South.
Indeed, it could not do so, without the
utter destruction of its own foundation
principle, viz: that it is the Government
OF the people, and that they have The
right to change it at pleasure But in
any case, we would say to everv Chris,
tian, and to every one who wishes to act
on Christian principles, forget tie past
diversity Of opinions, and support the
Government 10 be established bl the will
OF the majority Of the people
What a blessed assurance j, is that
the Lord God Omnipotsnt re- gnelh,"
that lie doeth according to HIS will in
the army Of heaven and among the in
habitants OF the earth. May he cause
"the wrath Of man to praise Him. and
restrain the remainder of wralh."-
Southern Baptist.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1860-11-28

WANT OF LABoR.-AIready, We un
derstand, the mos, painful apprehensions
are felt Of dear,h of labor ior the en-.
suing winter in New York city, and the
indications are that it will be the most Sc.
we're one the laboring population have
passed through for years. The Brooklyn
Eagle says
Already the "ready made clo,hing"
branch of the Southern trade-and a
most important one as regards the capital
invested, and the number OF hands it
heretofore employed-feels the withdraw
al of southern orders, and the unenploy.
ed sailors Of Williamsburg convene in
public assembly to devise means whereby
they may be allowed to earn bread for
their half starving children. No later
than last Saturday night, one Of The lar.
ges, silver manufacturing houses in New
York was reluctantly compelled TO dis
charge over sixty Of their hands, and
many OF those were men who had served
their apprenticeship in the ests bIishm ent.
The withdrawal of their soulheru-whch
was their principal lrade-leaving them
no alternative. Unfortunately, instances
upon instances such as these W ill accumu.
late day by day, and before long. as a
necessary consequence, we will have here
in the manufacturing cities and towns Of
the North an immense manufacturing
population unemployed, crying aloud for
bread"
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1860-11-28

Our laws especially claim obedience
because they are based on such humane
and benevolent principles. They contain
all the essential elements Of goodness
ihe on y favored ciss. they recognize is
the poor. They are pre,eminently en-.
couraged. They enjoy the privileges of
government, and their burdens are so
light As scarcely TO be felt. The taxes
are so wisely and humauely apportioned
that the STAKEHOLDER bears the BURDEN
And often for one weeks service he re-
ceives out Of the public Golfers more than
he pays in for Is or 20 years. His chrl-
dren are educated gra,uitousIy. We have
no bei editary titles. He may aspire To-,
and often -attains the highest distinctions
Recognized by the people. If such an in.
dividual should SOW the seed. Of discord
in the minds Of any class OF The commu.
uity, It would ent,ie him TO the stigma
OF base iugratitude. 1t would exhibit a
hs-rt totsIiy devoid Of social duty, and
f.,Ally bent on mischief And if such
should have to leave lis country for his
coun,rys good All injured public might
st '-~s' feel AS did the uusophisticatod
countrymAu When The ungrateful viper
~as elected from his bosom.
We must heartily subscribe to the no
bte sentiment expressed by tie polished
pc" OF our great Southern noyician. I'VE
"b-ii never eIpsl TYRANNY by the sword,
uor heI..y Ly lbe f.mes We shall new.
or eradicate vice by law, nor protect lie
or property W "u armed force. Such
rcu!cdIc. paglaks no, Of the spirit Of our
institutions. We must aim our efforts at
TIA" minds aud hearts of tr,e.ueu. Our
safety doPenH. ON constant aud per,ovel,
ing el"ria to eni!yAtsu tie one aud puri.
" the other" Yet whom our dearest I'M,
tefesls are invaded and the paniard, the
torch, aud the deadly portion are threat
eLlhg au iuuifcusivs community thai
pnluitNe law vi our uatu.e, must raise It's
sisutoriau voco aud authorizc such puni-
live puJ PIE, entive infectious AS public
aud individual s"fsly may demand. Tho
responsibility IL With the ,ti.nder and not
with All in,uItrd aud injured public.
q 4
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1860-11-28

AID FROM PENNsyLvASIA- "A letter
from Columbia, S. c., to the Baltimore
Sun, says:
The Governor yesterday received an
offer from company iu Allentown, Pa,
the members Of which offer TO pay their
own way to South Carolina. The cap.
tain, in making his offer OF aid, SAYS he
has served in the Mexican war, and fol-,
lowed the fortunes Of the i'll fatsd Walker
10 Nicaragua, and knows what kind Of a
business lie is about to engage in, yet be
and his command are ready to march TO
the relief Of South Carolina at an hours
notice.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1860-11-28

Col. JEFF. DAVIS PosIrGox.-
Hon. Jefferson Davis, in his speech at
Vieksbnrg few evenings since, uttered
the following:
II Mississippi, in her sovereign capaci.
ty, decides TO submit to the rule of au
arrogant ami sectional North, then | will
sit me down as one upon whose brow
the brand Of iufamy and degradation has
been written, and bear my portion of the
bitter trial. But il, on the other hand.
Mississippi decides to resist the hands
that would taruisa .hs bright star which
represents her on the National Flag. then
| will come at your bidding, whether by
day or by night, and pluck that star
from the galaxy, and place i upon q
banner Of lis own. | will plant it upon
the crest OF battle, aud gathering around
me the nucleus of Mississippi's lest and
brayest, will welcome the invader to the
harvest Of death and future generations
will point to a small hilock upon our
border, which will tell the reception with
which the invader met upon our soil