, 1860-02-02

VI A'sSisslFI'al l" -n1- 1'oue"'' Il Wy - WV |
forwards:
1 wclcome FIR tie apprehension President Of the
United States; and nesez would cnAt Law which *ono
so,lc The Executive with Tic power to cal! ont the mt1a
to brig the army and nir5 to lnradc State to de'rr ho
is tu. STAFF hat rii~ his 1feat sep"7o'.. at "''@
(asnre ,ay, fu eph.*s;t eris.s -
Now, Acssss. Delegates to Charleston, VIC |
Commend you to nominate Douglas fur the
Presidency. You dare not DO it! No man |
on the face Of tie earth eau carry enough |
Ncrillcrn States to secure ~ election, with |
the iuculus Of that ma1' i recent speech weigh
;ny upon him. No man can reach within |
10000 yotes Of ! majority in Illinois, with this
schcmc for Il slave code for the FREQ States,
clog.icg lis feet We do not believe that tic
South is get prepared for inquisitorial practce.
We do firmly believe tlat Mr.. Douglas has
diycd SO deep in thc 1nire this time that he
will lever come to the surface again.
THE PAPAL QUEsi
In another part Of this paper, we print from
tho Fulton's mails an account Of the rece 'tion
OF tho famous French pamphlet, "The Pope
aad tie Crng7sss.' in Rome. 1t will be seen
tia. it has been the occasion Of grave d!s9uiet
on the part Of the Pope and his Cardinals, and
that it has led to an expression Of the deter.
lnil.:l:ion Of tile Head Of the Church to main~
taiu lis position III Italy as temporal Prince,
at all hazards. II this be true, the solution Of
tile Italian question is not far of, because it
s., ,,>Io 41,n& Ton,h1anp f,nA
not entered upon Ills present line Of policy
without first resolving to pursue it to its legiu-
mate end, III spite of wl,atovcr obstacles stand
in the way. OF all the European States. Italy,
and Of I'LL Italy, tue States Of the Church, have
the tirn,est hold upon the sy1npathes Of the
| Emperor. Italy furnished him 4 shelter and
an asylum in his you'll; there tile most signal
| triumphs Of his uncle were won; and there, in
contest for popular freedom, against the same
| power will which France is now contending,
his (Louis Napoleon's) brother found an carly
grave. His family is Italian, aud toward the
Italian people lie lrs the feeling which no
other nationality in Europe, if we except the
French has been able to call forth. More
tllan that, Italy is tue field in Which his Wis
dom as statesman and his skill as military
commander may bo most safely and proiit.bly
exercised Tho moral sense Of the world
I'LL the world outside of the priesthood Of the
Romish Cburch.-will support hin in carrying
ont there, in tue interests Of rational govern
mcnt and the peoples happiness. tho comprc
hcns;vc reforms to which, in the opinion O
The world, he is pledged. In addition to mo
tiyes like these, the honor Of lis dynasty de
1nands that l.e should warmly aud powerfully
| support Victor Emanuel, who is, by marriage
closely allied TO his house; and that Prince;
position toward the Sovereign 1ontitf has bce1
uufrendIy aud threatening for the past tel
YEARS.
We believe that those who thought tia
with the peace Of villa:ranca tho pac:fcatiol
Of Italy was complete, aud that she would sinl
down to that old dcspotisln from which sl'
was temporarily aroused, will, within the year
br williu. to admit their mistake: the Etnpc
ror's extraordinary sasacity, and tho useful
IESo il 1Ot LAC FAllkt " 45ukif@3 Al y l'E1A0E
sllcn Ile did and in the Maaner lie did, til
Italian campaign 1t is not easy to divine Iii
intentions or i,tllom his policy; but If tb
: most saSac;ous Of tho European politicians an
st,tesmeu are not III fault, the day is not IA
distant, Wien, by the aid of the French, Il,
t:mporalitics Of tic Pope will be narrowed I
the dimensions OF priests parish, aud w]le
5 Tho Italian people cmarcipated from tho ccclt
siastical and political domination, to whic
: they have for centuries been subjected, will /
wonderfully advanced on the scale by wl,ic
t tic prosperity, happiness and freedom Of Il:
: tons arc measured. Though it is not ccrtai
f that such will be the result Of the imper;:
policy, it is DOW within the tru:l, to say til:
it has that direction. How rapidly it may L
/; developed, how s.rcnuously it may be resste
3 by the intolerance and bieotrr Of the Romis
Church, time alone eau determine. But IL
first blow has been struck. The ll,lniliatio
Of Austria was the weakening Of the Papac
: the disturbing Of 1he cornerstone upo
which tic corrupt aud wicked old fabric reste,
e The world lnl;c, o. that the Emperor is pr
: pairing another shock more damaging than Ii
E campaign Of last year: and the world is il
] patient to know what it will be-
! strcte OF Connecticut Bank.
Tic New Huvcn Palladium publishes all 4
G str:ct OF circular TO The stockholders OF t
Nfar H4ren County BaAI- The circular sho,
y ,ha. the original capital Of the bank "
1t $500 900, divided iuto 81, ,ooh shares Of s eae
h Thcsc shares were reduced by tic I.egisiatu
r. to oSs each, not bccapkc they were not wor
IA more, but because tile present working CAPT
WAS equal to that. which amounts in the n.g1
gate to 100000, after setting aside enough,
y redeem all the circulation und pay the dcpos
'e ors, having an unarava1Ie oycrplus as follow
1900 Ruiiing Lota in South 1srnnkE,n co-t~g Az
e. son. lhons:ld i'"af ''onds Chicago aud AAw%u-
Hc.. :" +sae % Noai. :cf;,fcd If i
Indignant u sasHe.. fi!a5-
ir SICK 81 h4Et..-.'.'.'.',"... -...........As1:
,sSasp S.'s9s a;,'ss right t;;se :s
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. WV. g..
1G- ........*Hk.
:, The Commissioners appraised these assets
N' only $4,000, which. divided among the ,wct
r thousand slarcs, Increased their value
nc *ll.So.
IL The Palladium regards this unavailable or
Il plus us worth much more than the sum ati3
r. by the Commissioners, MAXIM: the South Eros
nj, I'm lots the most available Of the assets. !
~ do not ussumc 10 he wiser in this matter til
tl'osc gentlemen wto have made it their bu
~ ness 10 study it, hut We must say thu
- $4,000 III the bonds Of tho Chicago aud Aiilw'
II kcc RalIrond aud sl03,772 in the stock Of I
no same, together with $sl,aaa. Of other va
lis c1aims upon that corporation, are not wo
~ f.eict 10000, tic fact will surprise many int
RI l,scnt persons in thcs par:s.
at Pure Democracy.
ire The New Orleans Data is ''gra,ided to ku
ID. TINT the Louisiana Legislature has before
lin certain slave-codc resolutions, AMI that vi
50 they come up for action there will be dist,
>. and emphatic expression upon the question
H. the right Of protection OF slave property in
Territories" 1t further says:
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