The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-09-07

who are engaged to-day in tramplng under foot the
plainest rights guaranteed by the Constitution
The Governor Of Ohio refuses to restore man indict.
Tor felony because he says crime under the laws
OIL ONO 10 steal negro In the State of Wisconsin,
man who indicted for rescung party forcibIv from
the hands of the Marshal is protected by an armed mob
Where in the North can the Fugitive Slave Law be
executed How many States at the North have passed
laws, making it offence, be punished by fine and
Imprisonment to aid the officers of the United States in
executing the law
In regard to the return of fugitive slave Iool at ~
concentration Of public opinion look at the encroacb
ments year after yea" look how you are envroned and
closed IN upon, State after State making it penal in the
people to help the officers of the United States the anti
slavery spirit spreading and making inroads in every d
recton at Harpers Ferry in Texas the SOuh
and beset, the Constitution thrown into our face the mr.
pose avowed to exclude the South from all the vast
mon DOMAIN OF the Union and thus to begin the irre
Yet when political organization ventures TO ask for
constitutional rights, with clamorous cries of
your own rights. "
=, Mr. B. reviewed the curse of Mr. Douglas to show
that his design was to disorganize the Democratic Marty
in the South as well at the North and stated that #
the effort TO defeat Lincoln in New York PennsvIvnnia
ana New jersey should prove unsuccessful was to be
TO the rule or ruin policy by the Senator
from Illinois. He concluded by fervid appeal to be
democracy Of Kentucky not orsake constitutional
principles on which they stood He retired in state Of
great physical exhaustion having to omit several toic
on which he intended to speak. i'
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FROM the SANDWICH IsLANDs-On the Nth If
July, Captain Hunt and the officers of the United
States ship Levant, accompanied by the United
States Commissioner, were presented to his Majesty
the King, in the audience chamber at the palace
Inc next day the King, accompanied by his minis
tiers, visited the Levant and was received with the
customary hOnors way
Ia the biennial report of the Minister of Foreio,
Affairs to the Legislature, we find the following
touching the affairs with this country:
Nothing has occurred for many wears 70 distprh
the Kings eminently friendly relations with the
United States. From the table which 7 annend
you will see that the shipping and commercial in
tereSts IN TINS kingdom of their citizens nrnnon
derate over those of all other nations IL is there
lore essential to our prosperity that we should con-
tinue forever, to be in the most friendly relations
with the United States, and that our mutual CONNER
clal intercourse should be placed on the most Ehnra,
footing compatible with the fiscal wants of both
nations The easy and courteous system estab-
lshed in his official intercourse with me- bv the
honorable James W. Borden, as Commissioner of
the nlted States, Is the best that could be adont
ed Tor the interests of both nations and to nernatn
ate that goodwill that ought ever to subsist no
tween them. At this moment there is no ounstin,,
pending between him and me, except the opinion of
the O1lted states Government, which has been So
hcted, ON the question whether the American c;ti
Zens who assert their claim to the prior discovery
and possession of the islands of CORVALLIS and a
lama, had subsequently,, in their possession there
Of so fulfilled the precise requirements of thn act
of Congress on the subject to give force and va
lidity to their claim of priority.
LITERARY.-It is safe to saw that few roIrr,o.
Will ever present the same claims to general favor
as those possessed by the Poetical Gift-Book,
which, under the name of Folk Songs" ga Book
OF Golden Poems for the Popular Heart" will
shortly be issued by c. Scribncr As an emheI-
IIshed work, 1t offers sixty original designs bv the
most eminent names Of the artistic world incIndinr
Church, barley. kensett Eastman johnson and
many others, which form perfect gallery of char
acterlstic graphic gems being each executed con
an,oFe, In illustration of as many choice poems be-
sides fac smiles Of the autograph originals of some
OF the most famous fugitive verses in the English
language Church and johnson here appear in
DOCK Illustration Tor the first time Church illus
trating Tennyson's ''Evening," and johnson Whit
tiers "Barctoot B0y"-both very characteristics
The selection OF poetry is very far from being of the
miscellaneors nature commonly found in books of a
Ike outward seeming. Every piece is Jewell and
the whole Is intended to exempfy the HIGHEST
uses OF poetry Sin its mission to stir to soothe to
elevate, by bringing into one focus the scattered
rays OF light divine" in which the spirit of Song
has invested the nearest and dearest relations nj
daily life. The editorial care bestowed on the vol
| ume by DR.. j. W. Palmer has been ably seconded
by the unequaled printing of the Riverside Press.
MI. H0ughton indeed has worked as only enthusi-
asts for their art can work and the book-cIod in
the morocco lnvestiture of Matthews-stands in the
front rank OF American publishing achievements
N. Y. Tribune -
! 49, WALKERS PROGRAMME IN CENTRAL AMERICA
Inc New Orleans PicoyHae of September LIST "Iearps
by Intelligent gentlemen, direct hither from Hon.
uutas, ana personally conveTsant with late events
| :
more comprehensive character, and has a more i'm
portant object in view, than gen orally supposed. d.
~ Is hotnhS less than the regeneration and cOnsol
ldauon OF the live Central American States, as in
| Gays gone by, IN one federal republic" This
change OF programme, it is said, was brought about
by extensive correspondence, which in the last six
months has passed between Gen. Walker and his
friends IN Ce ntral America in Nicaragua, in Costa
inca, IN San Salvador, in Guatemala and Honduras
and which, said before caused his sudden do
| scent upon Truxio, where he landed not under
the Nicaragua flag, nor even that of Honduras
though recognising the sovereignty of the State
put unoer that OF the old Central American Union
or Conlederacy. And this flag now, we are assured
by gentlemen direct hither, alone waves over his
camp "
BLOODY AND FATAL RENcoNrRE-A p,omjoco
| CHtzeH hWed-Another bloody tragedy has oc
CURED in this place, in which Levi Adler thn Wi
known proprietor of the Merchants Hotel lost hi
| LIE by the hands of VIM. ii. Mallory a prominrn
| lawyer and politician of this county The bomi
eide occurred in Sniter's Building, at present oc
cupled as a court house, at the head of the frs
hight OF stairs, but few steps from the entrance
| to the Friend office. Adler was struck with q
KNIFE his lugular vein was severed and he expirpC
almost instantly after reaching the clerks office
| lew feet from the spot where he was STANDING
when struck. An excited crowd is in the streets
ana the cries and groans of the deceased's reIa
ives are sounding in ears as we write
Great excitement prevails, and threats have beer
made. Mallory has been arrested and committed
to jail.-CocingtOn (Ind Peoples Friend, Auq. 80
CAUTION To TRAvELLERs-A dav or two Sro II
removing a trunk from baggage wagon, at the
Baltimore depot, in Philadelphia, avsix.shooter il
1t went off, four Of the barrels of which were load
ed with bullets. They all went through the bot
tom OF the trunk and the planknu of the nlatforr,
dong no further damage. As the platform wa
crowded with people, considerable damage mus
have been done, if the muzzle of the WEAPON had
not been placed downward
Alta special meeting of the Corporation of An
nap0lIs, held on Monday last, it was unanimous '
aesolseu TO discontinue the lighting of the streets
suspend all improvements and repairs now in pro
gress and to clean the streets only when it NAV BIZ
lndlsPensaby necessary to do so. Cause-an
empty city treasury.
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