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Virginia Stoves
Virginia Stoves!!
Virginia 5tove@s!1
RICHMOND STOFE WORAS,
Established in 1881,

AS A s YD Err,
MANUFACTURES at this celebrated SOUTH
44A ERN STOVE FOUNDERY CYmypHR,
Box, PARLoR and CooKING Stoves, OF the most de-
sirabie styles and of superior working qualities
also, Hor AIR Furnaces, FRoS1s and CRATES iiol-
Low WARE, HYDRANTs. SINKS, &C., &C.. and most
descriptions of light Machinery and Ornamental
Castings.
The proprietor is convinced that suf, lent appre-
clallve patrons could be found III this market who
would pay the value of good article, to justify him
IN the use of the best materials and in the employ
ment OF competent mechanics. Tmo-thirds the
moafdcrs employed th4se Xtoces are Ytrqintans,
cho hoce learned their trades al these aeorks
These STOW IS have been gradually gaining favor
until they have become the popular OF any in
use Their superior strength and simplicity OF ope
ration peculiarly fits them for the use of servants
REPAlRlNG PLATES promptly supplied.
Timers and Stove dealers throug hout the South
are desired to forward their orders to-.
ASA SNYDER, Richmond, Va.
February 10, lS60.-3ms3mt.*
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NOTICE TO THE OCKHOLDERs OF

NOTICE TO THE 81 OCKHOLDERS OF
THE VIRGINIA CENTRALR 4. COMPANY.
A SPFCIALmeetng of the stockholders Of the
n Virginia Central Railroad Company, W i'll b.
held in tae City of Richmond on Wednesday, the
1lstdos March, 1860, at o'clock, z. NJ for
the purpose of taking into consd sration the provi
sons Of the act OF the Legislature, authorizing a
loan to the Company.
The attention of the stockholders is called to the
following extracts from the by laws of the conpa-
ny:
"No proxy shall be Valid given more than sixty
dare before the meeting of the Company"
proxy for individual stockholders shall pass
free going to returning from the meetings of the
company, unlcss he is himself stakeholder.
"The books of transfer shall be closed Is days
previous TO any general meeting.'
By order of the Board of Directors.
j. GARRETT, Treasurer.
OsYIcs or rHE Va. CEN. Il. Il. Co.,
RIcsNosp, Feb. l8, 1862
March s. lsGQ--tm.
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Is, s2s Prrs AmOu'ng to 1866, Gao

WILL BE DRAWN THIS MONTH.
CRETIFIcArE OF PACKAGES will be sold at the fol-
lowing rates, which is the risk
Certificate of Packages of 10 Whole Tickets, $50
Certificate of Packages of 10 Half Tickets, 80
Certificate Of Packages of 10 Quarter Tickets Is
Certificate of Packages of 10 Eighth Tickets, $50
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New Boot and Shoe Establishment.

4 Old Stand, opposite the Post Office, new
BOOf AND SHOE STORE, and will keep con-
stantly on hand at all times, the bes; quality Of
Boots. Shoes apd Ladies CATERS, which I will sell
at the lowest city prices for CASH. will also be
prepared to furnish the best style of work to order
LEVI COHEN.
,.t.,., NJ. Ign
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LOOK at Th1Ss
A SPLENDID DRAWING
The THREE NUMBER PLAN!
Alp Prizes amounting to 1881, 4Sl. 20
Whole Tickets &5.

Whole Tickets &5.
SHARES IN PROPORTION
IN ORDERING TICKETS OR CERTIFICATES.
Enclose the money to our address for the tickets
ordered, receipt of which they will be forward
ed by first mail. Purchasers can have tickets end
ing in any figure they may designate.
The list of drawn numbers and prizes will be sent
to purchasers Immediately after the drawing.
All communications strictly confidential. =,
Orders for Tickets or Certificates, by Mail or Ex-
press, to be directed to asr4E
MCKINNEY & CO., Savannah. Ga.1
Feb. "a, l650.-1Y sfrf.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.
Fur CLERK OF CIRCUIT COURT.

MS-T hereby declare myself candidate to Nil
the vacancy In the Circuit Court Clsrkshp caused
by the death rf the late incumbent. 1t Is within
fresh recollection that in time past had charge OF
tho Office for several years. The duties OF It are
familiar to me. Should 1t be confsrred on me.
will discharge the duties involved by it with all the
faithfuIness and assiduity of which l am caoable.
JOHN B. WATTS.
EB.Te arc authorized to announce WILLIAM
A. BURNETT al candidate for the office Of
Clerk Of the Circuit Court OF Augusta county.
NH-Ws are authorized to announce JAMES
COCHRAN candidate for the office of Clerk
of the Circuit Court of Augusta county.
&ArWe are authorized to announce ALEX. F.
KINNEY. a candidate for the CIerkship Of the Cir
Quit CeArt Of Augusta
EH>We are authorized TO announce JOHN
PARIS candidate for Clerk of the Circuit Court
ofAugusta county.
January 6, Is6O.-tde
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commissioners Sale.

Feb. "a, 1860 ids Prs fee s5.25.-Spec cop
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DY virtue of decree rendered by the Circuit
ID Court of Augusta County, on the 26th day OF
November, 1859, in the case of Crawford Dc Coch-
ran us. Huffman & ais, will on
Thursday, tie 18th day IF April, 1860.
proceed tn sell, on the premises at public auction,
to the highest bidder TRACT OR PARCEL OF
LAND in the bill and exhibits mentioned, or so
much thereof as may be necessary to swer the
purposes Of said decree The tract contains about
1854 Acres, is situated in MILESTONE Draft in Au-
gusta County, about IL miles Northwest of Staun.
ton adjoins the lands of Orebaugh and others, and
is the property of James H. Huffman.
TERMS OF SALE.-So much in hand will pay
the costs of suit and sae and the balance in equal
lnstaments Of g. II and Is months, the purchaser
to give bonds with good personal security, and the
title retained as ultimate security.
E. T. ALBERTSON, Comm'r.
Feb. "a, -tds.-Prs. fee $3.50.
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p or Judge Of the Circuit Court

.GH-We arc authorized to announce DAVID
FCLTZ, Esq. as a candidate for the Office of
Judge Of the Circuit Court.
January 20 tS6o-tde sgc
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VirEinia zote1.

Virginia Hote1.
rENHE BOOKS and ACCOUNTS of the Va. Hote.
Il have been paced in my hands for settlement
Az persons knowing themselves indebted to Nc
Chung Peyton, will please come forward and
make payment, as the dissolution of the partner
ship requires speedy settlement of tie business
GEO. w. IMBODEN
November ~ 1889
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FOR CONMOyWEALTH'S ATrOR NEY.

I'VE arc authorized to announce W LILLIAN
II. HARAAN, Esq, as candidate for re-clec
sEoa to the office OF Commonwealth Attorney, for
xlgusts county.
March 2, l6e9.--tde
~ We are authorized to announce ROBERT
L.. DOYLE Esq, Candidate for the office of
Commonwealth Attorney for Augusta coLaty.
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FOR CONSTABLE.

H We ars authorized to announce GE0RGE
M. APPLE candidate for reelection to the Office
OF Cans able in the 4th District OF Augusta county.
March 2, 1867 s*-
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PIaster.

lust RECE!vED.-A very fine lot Of all
y kinds of SPEOTACLES: plated steel and gold
and all kinds of Spectacle Glasses, concave convex
and colored. A, LANG
Staunton, Feb. 8, 1860.
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GARDEN TOOLS.-Just received an entire
VI assortment Of Garden Tools consisting OF
A,nes' and Thomas Spades;
Garden Forks and Rakes;
Wedding and Cutivating Hcess
Corn Hoes, Cast Steel do; y
Garden Trowels, Pruning Knives
Hedge Shears, &C., &C.,
Ali of which will be soll at the lowest prices
GEO. Z. PRICE.
Stanton, March 9, 1850.
ss1I'HE BELLE OF THE SOUTH l"-six dos.
Skeleton Skirts, of all makes as follows =
"Thomson's," fSherwood's," "Moran's." and the
"Belle of the South which is con dered the
most graceful skirt now in use.
The above Skirts have lust been received and
will be sold as low as possible.
PIPER 4 FUNKH0CsEH.
StsuptoE Marni,
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VAN HAAGEN & McKEONE'S
ORIENTAL
HETEgxSaVai SOAP

4 NE Pound of this Celebrated Washing Soap
will 20 as far as Three Pounds of Common
Roan Soap. 1t saves half the time and labor !;
clothes need no boiling or rubbing on washboaId
and it ie warranted to give entire satisfaction, or
the money will be refunded
Van Hagen & McReOne's
"No. I SOAP for Scrubbfng and Rough Wash
lug, "EXTRA PALE and CHEMICAL OLIVE
SOAPS for general house use are superior to any
other similar soaps made in the e. s.
Our prizes will be found lower than thosc of any
other Manufacturers in the country.
Circulars ana other II formation furnished by ad-
dressing the Sole Agents,
THAN d McKEONE,
No. ~ ard a South Wharvcs,
Philadelphia, Pa.
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MATTRESS MAKING.

MATTRESS MAKING.
THE undersigned having provie ed themselves
i with one of the best Machines for PREF airing
Shucks for Mattresses, ready to fill all orders
in that line. AS we intend to make them of the
best material we invite those in want Of a good
article to call and examine our work.
w. SWINK & SON,
January 20 1s6o.--tf
R00 NEGROES WANTED-I wish to
cOO purchase 500 likely young Negroes, of
both sexes, for the Southern market, for which l
will pay the highest market prices in cash. NV
adoressi Is otaunton, Or Mlddlebrook, Augusta Co.,
va: J. E. CARSON.
February 10, l86O-6m. :
rALF SKINS, &c.-Just received and for sale
~ low, doz. French CalfSkins. Also Lining
To ping, Binding Sheep Skins, Mems and Ladies'
Morocco, Pegs, Threads, Last of all KINDS, Boot
Trees Nails, Bristes, and general assortment of
SHOE Tools GEO. f. PRICE.
! OST.-Between the National Hotel and nv
IL house, on Thursday evening last, BUNDLE
containing ladys Shawl, SC. The finder will be
suitably rewarded on delivering it to me.
Staunton, Dec. left. THOS. L. dARMAN.
Fresh Garden Seeds
ERESH GARDEN SEEDS fer sale by
Staunton, Feb. "a, ls6o-tf
HORSE SHOES.-50 kegs Horse Shoes. lass
IL lbs best quality Nail Rod just received and up
sale low by 50EO. e. PRICE.
GARDEN AND FLOWER SEEDS Of all varie-
~ ties. P. II. TROUT d CO.
Staunton, March 8.
GPAULDlSG's PREPARED GLUE for sale by
- P. II. TROUT K co.
Stan on, Feb. II, 1850. /
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FRESH ARRIVALOF FINE WATCH
ES AND JEWELLERY.

NV of FINE WATCHES AND JEW f-2
ELRY at his stand IN Main St, doors west IA 4,
of Prices Hardware Store. to which he In ssSsza
vites the attention of the public. His stock is
large and complete and will be sold at satistacto-
~ prices.
va Every article warranted as represented.
Ma. Watches and Jewelry rcpaired.
j. W. MEREDITH.
Stauntou Oct. y. 1853.
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Grand Consolidated Lottery Of Del.
ON THE HAVANA PLAN.
Glass Is,
To be drawn in Wilmington, Delaware, Saturday,
March 81, 1860.
Every other Ticket a Prize!
Prizes payable in full, without deduction.
In these Lotteries every Prize IS arawn.
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G DOZEN ROCKING CHAIRS, from 81 so ar.
y wards Also large lot ofFUbNITCRF which
can sell very cheap. L. y. CHAMBER \;
stanton, July -, 1859,
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
oxygenated Bitters in Canada

Oxygenated Bitters in Canada.
The Editor Of the Montreal Pilot, Sep. 2, 1856,
says:
There is no medicine we take so much pleasure
In mending to friends as DR.. Green's
0xygeuated Bii tors Unlike most pruprse tory med
icines, it does not profess so 'a the ills flesh
is heir to-. but simply Dyspepsia and its attendant
symptoms Of arrangement OF the stomach. 1t has
long been held in favor viii: first medical men;
some OF whom never backward in awarding
merit wher. it belongs. It's success in eur city has
given it reputation surpassed by no other similar
preparation Our attention has been called to this
subject by young man in Office who had been
suffering for some weeks severely from indigestion.
loss Of appetite, &C., havng been entirely relieved
in few days by the Of these bitters there are
hundreds who will read this who need such mcdi-
cine, and would use if they had half the comb
dencc il it We have
snru W. FowLE Co las Washington Street,
Boston, frop,ietors. Sold By their s,.enss every
where.
gns- Prepared by SETH W. F0WtsE Il Co.
Boston, and for sale by W -. Young, +. ii. front
l. Co., and II. L. Eichciherger, Situations; j. 4.
Ross Mt. Sidney, James NJ. Stout Co., New
Hope 2. II. Wheeler. Mt Meridian T. H. Antrim
Wavnesboro; }. 7. Antrim. Greenville; Randolph
Patton l. CO.. Mddcbrook, Stewart Il Anderson;
Mohat.'s Creek: and by all dealers in medicine.
March 9, lSg0.-2t.
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LIVERY A D. SALE STABLE

AIE have leased for a term of years the comrn6-
w dious and convenient Stables att ched to the
Virginia Hotel in Stanton where we ntopd to
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A Gard to the Suffering.

The Rev. WILLIAM CosGEovE, while laboring as
a missionary in japan, was cured of Consumption
when all other means had failed, by recipe obtain
ed from learned physician residing in tn great
city Of Jeddo This recipe has cured great num-
bers who were suffering from Consumption, Bron
chitis, Sore Throat, Coughs, and Colds and the
debility and nervous depression caused by these
disorders.
DESTROYS Of bcneiitng otliers. will send this re-
cipe, which have brought home with me, to all
who need it, free Of charge
Address REV. Nm. CosaRovr,
$50 Baltic street,
Brooklyn, n. Y.
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80, 396 prizes. amounting to 81 ,l02. 600
Tickets $50, Halves SO, Quarters S. Fights So. So
Certificate of Package of 26 Wholes costs $299 90
Do. do &c Halves, l49 so
Do. do. 26 Quarters, IA Is
Do. do. 26 Eighths, 81 81
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SELLING OFF

at Cost!
- c.. TEAKLE has on hand very fna assort-
NJ. ment of Breast Pins. and ~
Ear Rings, which he will sell EI
o. coat. Also large lot Of -axN
Gold Lockets. Finger Rings, XNn SSssgs.A.S
and Watch Keys, which will NES sMX
be sold At greatly reduced pri- VIZ Sys.s
ces. Persons in want of any of0SAy< \ NMas59a
the above named articles, MI <ssZSs2staS
would do wellto give him
call, as be will guarantee great bargains.
G. c. YEAkLE.
stsunton, March 9, 1seo-spec copy.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
CONSOLIDATED
Lotteries of Delaware
FOR MARCH, 1860.
FRANCE, BROADRENTS 4 CO., Man'grs.
WILMINGTON, DELAW ARE.

The Managers call the attention of the public to
the following Splendid Schemes to be drawn in
Wilmington, Delaware, by State authority.
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SPLENDID SCHEME.

25.365 prizes, amounting to $500
Whole Tickets $40 Halves S. Quarters 81 so.
Persons who desire need only remit the risk on
Package, for which we will send Certificate az
folloWs:,
A Certificate of Package of l6 Wholes, costs 500
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sale, the finest Horses that can
be procured. j. S. Bvers has
experience and qualifications
as a horse dealer, which are
well known t. the public. As
our business is to be one Of
years no pains will be spared
to obtain and keep the public
patronage.
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MAGNIFICENT SCHEME.
GRAND CAPITAL PRIZE
100000!

CLASS 16
To be drawn in Wilmington, Dela,oare, Saturday,
March, 81, 1860.
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March, ?, 1906.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-12-31
LETTER FROM HON. PRESTON KING.

From the -. Lawrence Republican
We have been permitted W make the foowiwy extract
frtm letter from Hon. Preston King 10 Dr. y sher
man Of this village
Ny rKAR Sir- | sin glad to see sou
sound the faith, and that cloudy weather does
duoe you expect Hood 10 drown tho earth. The
duct o the emnisfaton lyon see General Css has left
II snoo Cobb fan away h inexpl,cabc. The President
IL unguestonably under the influence OF the traitors.
But neither he they be they many be they few,
can destroy ths government divide the Union
They are attempting to lnerpose the state s a shield 70
treason. The state cannot cornmi, treason or hre
gun. state Legislature may lsSs an uncou-
stitutional law, ami State convention may make
constitutions, aud pass ordinances and resolutions "a
conflict with the United States constitution 10 sooelo
anything else Such laws, constitutions, ordinance
resolutions paper acts o. secession being uncoustu
tional are without any valldy-nu and yoid and thus
furnish defence TO the citizen who steals and OK
shoots man, or commits Treason against the United
states. 30 much for constitution and law and much
for the federal government and the state gcycrnnent
each of which s sovereign in s sphere This u the pub
bic upon which the nulicIs argue that the unitc states
cannot make upon state. The Colstiia.
ion and laws OF the United states directly upon he
persons who commit crimes sgsint them, and II u tho
duty Of the federal government to maintain tho constu
ton and execute tho laws and the state cannot nicre
ts authority to shield citizen charged with ofcncc
against constitutional law Of the United States; but you
DO not want disqusition on law.
do not consider Il absolutely certain thai South
Carolina VIII do anything more than to pass laws ors
nanocs and resolutions o secession These win not move
the state out Of ts geographical political position
though the south carolinans Il does II its ct
zens DO not resist the execution OF federal Laws levy
L Is possible that the south ssross" and ohers nav
be so mad TO resis the law attack tho United sates
country this would be great calamity because yindlcs
tIon OF the law by tho whole power OF tho country and
the legal punishment Of treason must NJ BE- entered
upon by this government and IL the civil officers Ia
adequate 10 the task the law directs the army aud the
and to aid the enforcement Of the law. 7 hope we
may not have collision, especially do I hone not In
mercy to the sIaycholding states. hut wha, Proyi.
deDce senap, or permits, we must meet aud II
not save our c0untrymcn from their madness,
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MISSOURI.
A MISSOURI RAILROAD.

ATTACK on A MISSOURI RAILROAD.
The &C. Louis Bulletin OF the I'D inst has information
that the people the line OF the Hannibal and st. 10
seph Railroad hal made attack upon the road and
tearing up the rails the track and that appre-
tensions Of serious difficulties entertained lest
ecng against the company, which Is alleged 10 be
der the control OF Boston men, should lead 10 the de
sirncton of life and property An attack also made
unn the Palmyra and Quincy Railroad which Is said TO
be IN couson with the Hannibal and st. Joseph Rail.
r;sf The riot, IL Is sad, commenced by the citi-
of ,hicothe, who, believing that the road was an
absnn and used for the purpose OF advancing
Hsion interests, organized and determined that they
would not tolerate IN their midst those who bent
warning their State Institutions over eight hun
titled the Superintendent Ia leave the State within cer
tam number q hour. Tps mos, Intense exci,emeu'
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iaE PULPIT FOR THE UNION.
srEOAs CONSERVATIVE Srrvov ~ Rgv. M

1rsnis ohsi~i 80 shronged 70 The pciu, Of nconc.
nience hast evening y heas rcv Dr. yntcn who. wae
announced, would prsact fl'coursc there with SPECIAL
reference 10 the present Hparablc condition q the
Try. The sermon va n more than ordinary clo.
quence and learning i.shns together ne -ecepsons,s
and abotons,s and holdng " both extremists
mics TO good order, the constitution ud sna gicn.
The exercises the usual evening services ~ tbc Fps
copai church. n was noticeable lha, cantlsiy 10 the
general rule, The rca, buk u the aggregation a
ths maecuIine gender sod That rsrs.cnih l~gy Tho
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MARYLAND.

MILITARY CONVENTION.
MAJOR General Anthony Kmmel has issued request to
all the commissioned officers Of the Fourth DIVISION NJ
NJ 70 attend and participate in the general Military Con-
venton proposed by General nlghman and the officers Of
the Second DIVISION NJ NJ, 70 be held at Annapolis on
the fret Wednesday after the next session Of the General
Assembly.
NEW MILITARY CoMPANy AT FREDERICK.
new cavalry company, numbering between fifty and
sixty members hist week fully organized at Frede-
rick City. The corps Is entitled the Frederick Mounted
Dragons, and is commanded by Captain Bradley I.
johnson.
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time there would be just little doubt of us ult
mate reduction, even when the garrison had been in
crcased fun complement Tho very different
with Fort sumpter for everything regular approach TO
by engineers out Of the question: and the nearest
batteries that be erected against must be placed
Point Cummings, distant I $50 yards. AS for
escaladng casemaed work like this, only attainabs by
water il would be absurd when the garrison
trnng Immediate reduction Of this fort is therefore
possible for the state, though Il might be effected in
course of time, by extended ear'hwcrts armed with
rided Cannon and heavy mortars, assisted BY large
number Of ke ordnance from tho beach near Fort Nou
iric But long before anything like necessary prcpara
ton could be made the question would be resolved
other way.
In military sense, then, Major Anderson has the
in his power defend his charge which il
supposed the tenor Of his instructions Not being
able to occupy an the forts he retired that which
Is most decnsibe and which he can hold as long ne
ordered DO In political the affair has alto
gether another aspect and may add TO the complications
which besei tho President; FOR Il taking frmer hold
Of the postion and In fact renfqces It, though not with
men IND yet the President Is entirely innocent of
the measure whether for good or FOR ill., II Is the act OF
suing his duty 10 the best of his ability Therefore
IL should not hasten the action OF the state, though
may do so Of Itself II s of little consequence, Fort
Sumpter being far from the city for annoyance 10 500
yards - miies) and with but little power the
vigation particularly Fort NoultrIe virtually given
up.
Indeed the occupation or these forts altogether very
subordinate what may be done by the people their
representatives towards conducting the present roibes
70 pleasant issue and should In wise be permitted 70
interfere with the 10 this end suppose At the
worst that south Carolina cannot be appcased and that
the fedcra government IL resolved to pursue coercye
course the most elective plan would be 10 suspend the
law making Charleston port of entry, and exhibit one
two steamers on the port. But then evenhanded
justice would seqasra genara application OF this policy,
making non intercourse the penalty for every
where In the staes, % that Massachusetts and other
states must repeal there Personal liberty bills else
forcgo the right OF entry al their soaports.
think course Of this nature would be apt 10 bring all
parties to their senses, the federal government
powerful enough 10 carry out But tt n INST the rub
let do better than this II each party viii only at
tend 70 t business and let thor neghbors attend
10 their own shall not b. making such spectacle Of
ourselves before tho whole world by this family quarrel
The whole North h fast being arrayed against the
whole South What then win become Of the republican
party Why ts occupation s gone, AMI other parties
form a once corresponding to tho now sucs u u not
better ~ take rather than lose aR They have the
Executive and the crumbs. Is that not enough