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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-17
NETWORK and NEw-HAvEN RAILRoAl
WINTER AK ANuEM EN-.
Commanding Def n 1859.

=
Commencing Dee IL 1883.
Passenger StSon Ia Ee~YoTk, z1thst and &hsV
IAiTsnee on 27tb-El
TRAINS LEAVE REW-YORK:
For Re~-Haven ieT)i l2;5, s:i5 (eEl $3.50 and
t'so For Bridgeport ss 10 ie1l ls;is S;l9 ie1.l;
9Se o. FOR Milford Strstfoo fairfield, southport
asd Nestpors l2ls 8:so and $40 for NorWsk
M. I7l5 s:l5 lex }; $3.50, 400 $50 For Darien
ma Cleepvi-L 4 a M; u 10. 3:s0 400, $3.50 Dor
Stamford tex) Sc i3:ls, S;i5 tex $50 s:so o'5V p
Der Pom Chesier aid infsDodste StSiiSIS, IL Il 10
9:sc, S:se, SEQ ESQ p - - -.
- C0NNECTTNG TRAINS;
rer Bast0n via SrinSfsl6 ts1 a:l3 H. lex) Tor
Bssaon Iz:e M London, stoninEten and FroTl
aenee For Hartford and springfield "a Y. ex 2i9 s;lS
"a cxl Sonneclieai River RSlfesa 60 Montreal "a
tI sIl s5 s@1) TO NortaAmP For Hartford ROW
SsDee md u htfu Railroad ~ lex For Ne S-tAvsn,
ke~. LEMON ard saOunkton ksirasd lz;i3 ans
S:ls p N For Csnsl Railroad % Celinryi s eE and
R,isp NJ 10 ROrtha symptom For bOasstonic Retroaf m
Fss Rsatsiuck RsiIOsi m, 3s Q. For Dan5ury and
k0rwaG Rsihosn, :, 3 m. s:t0 p u.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-17

AEW- NOhKFAND EKIE NAIBRUAU.-Pas.
~ s ger Trnins leave 90. Of Duale fellows
GUEKIRK EXPEESS al ] u, for Dunkirk BOhsio, Can
.n5,S1n md princpsl immediate stsiioni.
SYWHURGH EXPRESS al 3.SOp u for Rswburgh, Md
sl.tovvn and intermediate sta iona 49,. :.
dsizus and principal Stations o., Al. a. =,
"a 49,. Y.n. Railroad BingbsiDton With the eyrsouss
Rsrosd al Copins With the Railroad To- Rochester and suf
60 "a FeuJ uNh the sroAd cc scranton and ss bui
ilo ssS puniir with TIE Lsse Shore hairoad sf Cvesnd
nuaf Tosdo Detroit, Chicago &c ADD Toe cAnAas lai
roads. ChAo' hlNVi' "'"''e'"-r-
ElTB'L MlRsH Receiver
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-17

In PURSUANCE Of an order Of the Surrogate Of
the County Of NewY grk, notice Il hereby Sven 90 all Per
sos having erns against GERTRUDE LEGGEIT late oil The
CIV OF deceased present the With youebe
thereof 20 the subscriber. at the oee Of CHARLES MAY,
AZ 10 III Esssau the City Of NeYork, before the
tenth day Of May nextDs.ed Hew-Y ork, Nov. . 1889
MI lsv6pFn JOHN II. LEGOETSr, AduiniEtrstoT
CUPREME COURT-City and County OF New
- Yo,k.-CYRUS sCoYIELD and GEORGE FOX Ag;-
RFNasFIIFR w VAN SYTKLE-Snmnons for money
aenand or cont act To RENSSELAER, w. VAN oiChLE'
You sIe hereby summoned and eIaea to the com
psn this aeton Of which copy herewith servef upon
sou s0py Of 70 the said eomp% nj
the subscriber my Office number fort flour Wal street In
Tho City Newly within twenty days after the service
hereof exclusive Of the day Of aob service end " you fail 10
the Ee complaint within the time atoreiad the plain
hf IN this viii taie odg1nent Aganst you for the OF
(st62 s7 Elk bpndTed and eghstwo dos and eghyseven
cents with thirteenth day Of January leo
eesae The Of this seton --Dst~a Jan. 10,
JOHN FITCH, Plaintiff 70 Attorney,
No. a. NalLst- New. York
The svynnOns ard complaint only d6 IN the office OF tbe
Cerk Of City and County Of Newly ne 18th Of
Isnasry A. d. ESQ. JOHN FIT III,
i1p iaw6wF Plaintiff Attorney.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-17
N1EW-YORK AND HARLEM RAILROAD.

IN PARE 81 10 ALBANY
On and ster "WEDNESDAY, Jaassry l8 le5e, Trena VIII
kAse Station. New y OH, IS foIc~s
fOr NDbsr1tbrieEe ana m ana Z'sV eno o'oV p NJ
Eos White P.sins-i7S0 and 500
For White Pls'ns-6l5 D, from Whites Depot
Fer Fal-4 NJ 2oths Depot
For Aiierton-5 70 rem 2-tE Depot
Aipany-9E Asil end 5:H Express connecting
vsth the New ora Central Rsilrosd
Rslor ina, viii leave
Wilhamsbridee-6:ie AID 9:s6A N and s;te p M
Witt Pls'ns-5 and T:2a m and 4:30 p
cY0sn-7 q N MneYton-7A q. IA.
Alha5y-lI a MAI and 4;lo p u. Express train. -
The Nal and $50 Express tram connect ~ Chst-
h~u -Four eli stations Western Railroad Baggage
e,~i ed fof trains White and Cent e-stE
fsna ! &c BIS . IL, and NON to 2:4o p ~
TOR BOSTON and PROVIDENCE, via NEW
il PORT and FALL hIVER-The splendid and suPerici
s4smsr u ROpOLtS Capt; Brown leaves New IRA every
TUESDAY THURSDAY, and SATURDAY, at o'cleek p
WEDNESDAY, ana FRIDAY, at O'Clock ~, from Pier
Ne q N
ee1er DO rooms WIN he raFsr6eS secured n any spP
ssnt until the shan have been paid for,
rieh Bo.ton sded through with great dispatch by
WIN BORDEN, Agent, Nsa. 70 and Il west-S;-
HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD From Dee.
n Trains will leave ChSmoersst Station follows
E1pess Trains and II and $3.50 m oE Sing sung $3.50
eepste 1909 and i2:10 ana J:D
p "a "a Pesksknl 5.i5 hontres and Buffalo Pessen-
T,D with sepiDe csys leaves 3lEist daily - $3.50 p n
r PousA Pees and Sing Sing Trains stop 81 most o.
tsoAsr nd slt Sta vn new orr leave Troy At 6S and
e:lOa- M At 4 and p and Albany about 10 Hn""eS
ia's'' "n oeH0''' A. 2. SMITH, superintendent
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-17
legal Notires.

IN PURSUANCE of an order Of the Surrogate
ofh~ New TX. Doee hereby gven 10 al oeI-
,op aypg cens against T., IZABBTH DARKE, late Of the
civ OF Newly OH widow dsosased 70 preAent the sane ~e
.ochs,s thereof 10 WILLIAM HOL 1ES, OF the sub
scToers at street near Tenth avenue
A. M Civ OF before the tenth day OF August
tDai. New u ork the sth day o. February 1860.
~ WILLIAM HOLM Us, rx.,r.o,s
s1o 1suyerF JAMES NJ DARKE, H'"'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-17

COURT or COMMON PJEAs-TRlAL TsRs. FEB. 10 u
Before Judye DALI
Janos Owen at Anti ny Thornton, CT a. =. a. =.
In this case, already published, being sut, a. az,
cover for value Of case Of sk stolen from the unitea
Handed waehouse OF the defendant the Jury reaaeioa
diet for the deiendAnts .r
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-17

IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Surrogate OF
the County Of NewYork, Notice 10 hereby ryen TO al per
cons bayine claims against LEWIS LAY late Of tn. City Of
SsYoJ aud Of the City deceased present the
sae with vouchers thereof 20 the subscbe at the ONCE Of
TOHARD FORT at Ne Is South WiaD-st IN the City Of
EcYor on before the seventeenth day Of March neat
uSODsaed Newly Srk, the 7th day Of September 1852
49, JAMES BEERARD,
EDWARD FORT,
"a lsvySnFh Executors, ke. Of Lewis Lay, deceased
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-17

Beceips Of Preaaco. ' I" 1a't'
,.s,l Nv ea Rsgfes Fss. ie lit bhk Flour 100 kaa
cornmea lsoo page Provisions, Isis do Lasd SAe So
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-17
Hle0iral.
q NJ P H R E Y g

III SPECIFIC HOMEOPATHIC REMEDIBS
Sand sorSssedy the head Of remedial means for the Use Of
- peeoe Tey Ers alike removed Hen the YoasoDous dan
rroas and repxve dosr o. qusekey Old School ptacse
~. Seouvenisce Waerure the intricate and PeTPe1
Il. .beoe1 Of the usna Homeopathic books medicines
Ce.ssn Of simple specifics for the veHons diseases n which
49, are Teasd1t the form o. simple susaT peie-snS
Of INGREDIENTS neither dangerous nor dgnsnE eeJ
az ready aid OF s aud the eoEio OF he
scub aiming and invalid.
y possess positive advlntsses; They are harmless
~ Diry ear .rse rom They simpieysu always
cs Whit % tale ana how H. They convenient
voc eau give e pOPsr Sugar Pls moments warning with
"a hsisti.u or eay They ec3eD Thousands Of eatei
.ss X arrested once and the system freed without PeSsTs
6cn delay
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-17
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEw-JERsEY-

NENl hAL hAlLhOAO VI NtN-JbhSE1-
~ Copnecting New Hampton with the Delaware LaskA-
wanna and Western Railroad and VITA Lehigh
vessy Railrosd-
MiRTEk ARRAN0ENENT-CoTomene Des. o. 1854
New ok Tor Esston and odEte Places from
81 CcartlASe,-st 81 M, II and %:lO For soaer-
VIE BY the above tIsips aud a. $3.50 p
prom fler No North river 80 aud II SG and $3.50
p fer EsstOn sn5 ntenecete iIstions for Somere by
lie Above hsiDs and st4:5op M
The " Train from foot Of COuItlndtss and the 1850
I'm Pier ale co.e connection at Esston with toe
LhSh Valley Raj road thence via East Sennsy Rail
raS b. ReSde without change OF aud connects al Head
ts direct Tor Potisylle aud Harrisburg
PasR for the Delaware LackawGnna aud western ke
vllJsave HewYoak from foot C5urAneiI Il or
SSe am Pier A. X. only for ehgb Nsey hsrosd as snd
from foot OF CoursDdtAt, and a $3.50 and 300
fen Pier n. r. only. JOHN STERNS, Superintendent
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-17

DROGRESs versus ROUTINE.
IL QUERuDs COD LIVRR OIL JELLY,
Pstenied Avs. IN, lsoe
ths only rsEnesJ soF no6 s kinds Of coughs
4 tSice more eheseieHs than fbs ls4uid sE
QUERU's JELLIFfED CASTOR OIL pAtsn's5l
To b. had Of The snvenoY No s5 1hev and al
arseSpstA PENF0Lu, PARKER K MOWER,
Nc. Is Bssi na4r e. wholesale seonts
STOP BLEEDIHG-sTOP SPLITTING BLOOD
~ -REAEDY hEADY--A certain czre for Hsmosrhsgs
HtEbess iestinenias Send for coaa In boSe containing
n|swssn q 81 OF sent b. NAL IN enveopes powders for
st. MURsOE, AGENT,
/. WAelesaI Nd rysan, Nc. IA Fstcn = NY.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-12-18

we are in receipt OF private letter from Of the
pSst distinguished and patriotic Of Massachusetts,
8 which be iaforms US that the reaction in that State
sgainst the Republican party and the Republican policy
j. begnnugn earnest and that before the winter is
sgso the fanatics Of the Old Bay State will undoubtedly
be brought tOther the sui Of slavery and
Southern rights We take the liberty Of subjOining
sstraet. BE says
The distress is opening the eyes Of our people to the
f,ct that they have been deceived You viii soon see
me reaction, if''t continues.
III there Is any Sighting to be done, let it be done
n ,ls Ji,oa bet~een the friends and the enemies OF
IN, Constitution; and hi absgis here a, Banker HILL
NJ word for IT, you shall it before winter is out
you viii demand your rights through the Federal author
~. We not disOyal people, but We have been de-
eeived."
Tbas writes one Of the nObe-hearted. large-mihded,
conservative friends Of the Union and Of the South in
Boston Though beaten down and overwhelmed in the
ls contest no body Of men in the land deserve more
rcay the thanks and the gratitude OF the South than
the conservative solid men" Of the city Ct Boston,
ACCOUNT Of their NOBLE zealous and determined Efforts TO
accomplish the defeat Of Lincoln Il is hard indeed TO
think Of separating from such friends Who, though in
minority are as true a. steel the rights and honor Of
the S,ath and hate A5otoaism and Black Republican
IAN with a perfect and consuming hatred. Whatever
nav betide. We, for one shall aF,vs remember them
and sr patriotic exertious in the Lac, contest sith ai
fecion gratitude and pride.
And 50 Of the entire sirtssn hundred hossand noble
spirits in the Northern States, who battled so bravey
a,nss Black RepubEclnsm and recorded their votes in
behalf Of the Uaion and the South the Oh Of No
vembsr last There only eighteen hundred tho'ssaNd
votes FOR Lincoln a. the North while there we're,
have said sxtssn h,sded thousand votes against him
Shall the people Of the South without making another
I effort 20 preserve the Union, rAshy and ungra,euy
cat loose from those sirtssa hHdrel thousand stern
aad uoainehng friends at the North aud thereby
vert them iat0 enemies? l. t not time enough dis
solve our association with them and break up the Union
after all honorable efforts at Cancellation and harmony
shall have failed?
We take the ground, boldly and distinctly, that the
dh.rruees between the North and the South must be
settled at once satisfactorily and forever else there
must be separation between them and Let the rep
rcsen.atves Of an the States then meet together 10
general Convention, and hOnOraby adjust the pending
diff iulss between the sections or al Efforts at ad
justmsat aing le, that Convention arrange the terms
Of peaceabe separation, and Of fair and equal diV
sion Of the public property. Let not act hastily and
r,shly-but let preserve the Union Il can, and if
not let separate Ia peace taking all rights in the
UaOH along Wiih
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-12-18
sedI,Ion ma ReyoIutIon.

at il very well talk OF confronting sedihon boldly
and Of sforciag the a against those who would disturb
the publ, peace No doubt tumut caused by local
aud temporary irritation ought to be suppressed with
prOmptude and yigOr. But woe 70 the govern
nept wbeh cannot distinguish between a nation and
mob Woe 20 the government which thin that great
A steady a long continued movement Of he public mind
is to be stopped like street riot Tn error has been
twice fatal TO the great House Of Bcurb n-NAcAuLAT
Taking the foregoing views of Mac Auay foEa text the
Alexandria Sentinel observes that nose whether in fed
era position or citizens OF the No 9Th, who win apply the
above words of the great Brts Historian to the rOndi-
ton Of things in the South W discern the path OF WIZ
DOM unless they, are dur AS the BourbOns. No one
can mistake the character 81 the Southern movement
No rupture is more ser Jus than that which follows long
forbearanee aud rem Sasranee-no hate exceeds tha'
which is changed Ire loye-no determination Is strong
or than that which " gradual development has umPned
long ohers ed desires aud Unborn preudces Such
are the eireum anees which unite the people oil the
Cotton state almost as one man.
The mer sthe Statesmen who in the presence oil sueh
facts al in this free government urge eosre'o" as the
remed Tor Secession and for such Secession spurn alike
the s,cb,nrs of history and the judgment 81 even an
OF 6osry intelligence.
The good common sense and healthy instincts OF the
eopls have brought them regardless OF their abstract
oops on the theory OF Secession, to see the folly and
wiskedness Of applying military force to as'eedng STATE
Vet there are some who On high places, and des-
lined soon to give perhaps direction to the federal policy
who are 50 stunc by reseuments or blinded by passion
rs TO counsel coercion 1t would be the signal Tor gen
! eral and final explosion.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-12-18
The Municipal Election. in SIa.-aehuset''.

The Goston g,,-isr-rhat noble and able defender OF
the Constitution tnd the Constitutional rights OF the
S,uth-reicrrnr to the saceess OF the Union men and
defeat of the Republicans the late municipal elections
in Boston and other Giles of Massachusetts, says
The strength Of the vote exceeds that Of any munich
nal election held in Boston, and the noble majority oi
more than rHRSF THOUSAND Is evidence most decisive
rht tbe pope OF Boston we're fully alive TO the oeca
sion.
Tine import OF this cheering event cannot be mistaken
deem sense of rhe public danger-oi national calami-
ties scarcely iuag ed before the general election, to DC
impending by the crowds who listened TO lae ADVISERS
has led them nov Ouy 70 retruee their steps but
thev would Sadly r,cs their action. were It possible, IN
the late IN fortunate Presidential eanvasS The cry is
now coneu,ivelv aid powerfully IN the hands OF the
Union uepto be by thea held for the country aud not
Tor fictioc. The successes IN other municipal e'ee,
tons 10 the Commonwealth, are equally signheaut anu
gratifying Charlestowu, NeUburypsrt, Roxbury Wor-
cesf.r-yes even WOrcester-ftlsely thought Oy msuJ
beyoni the reach OF redemphon-Wheeledi hto 'ne nIe
an all with a step that once more keeps time 10 the
music Of the Union e.. . ~.
glorious turn in the tide Of public sentiment wa re-
ie for The great cause OF the country-to be saved II
AZ nj aIl-and now We canno. but feel some cheering
bope-by salutary change in tie political opinions aud
action OF the North Let thank God and take eour-
hge The cloud which he's orooded over Us 80 !olS'
v,u now pssS away The spell Is broken. The North
viii wake il awaking already, as from dream The
OLD common Sense OF the people, and the ola ieehng OF
patriotism Will resume their sway. Is there man IN
This country who would rather be friends with US
than an enemy, if he could We hope not They must
have little patience when they see that we are not IDLE
that great changes well begun-lhat stu greater
viii be speedy accomplished Under these influences,
Va cannot hut trust that the minds and hearts OF the
country may yet be one.
All honor to the indOmltabIe and patriotic band oil
Cousitutonaliss in Massachusetts, who have so noby
buked Republication and sectionssm, and vindicated
their nationality and evnced their regard for the rights
and feelings Of their Southern brethren.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-12-18

cans The dsuniOnists have iusugvrated regn Of ter
,or Freedom Of speech IN favor Of law and order Is
i,s,ominy d,pgcrvut Thosc who are unwilling 10 give
u,v 10 the rule Of druPiiout aud look upon the 10
coming of anarchy and confusion without calm, patri-
otto effort 70 save he county, are scefed at and
secuted as in league With Republicans. Forinstanee the
Memphis AuaaasAs in reply to request to publish the
proceedings Of meeting Of the citizens OF Hardeman
county, says;
Owe have no space for any such proceedings. II will
be well for the timd and weak kneed, in this crisis
wherever they may be, 10 understand at once that We
will lumber our columns with reports oil tne proceed
ings."
UTimid and weak kneed" indeed We repel the &C
eusaOn in behalf Of the Union men, and cast it back
where properly belongs upon those who are Tor max
ing A cowardy retreat from position in the Union for
which their fathers sacrificed property and hfe II any
BODY is to be driven out Of the Union, We say let it be
those States which have violated the Constitution We
shall never advocate an abandonment Of government
acknowledged TO be the best constructed by human
wisdom because is fundamental law has been violated
by insane fanatics. Let stand by our rights IN the
Government Let US if need be, fight for our rights M
the Government Ler Us meet our enemies be they 70"
or many ike men and freemen who know their rights
and dare maintain them" The Federal Union-the te-
dera territoriesthe Federal property, OF ahknds-the
prestige the fame the gOres of the Unsd States Go
verument-the noble heritage bequealhed US by WASH
ingOn, Madison and Jefferson and defended and Perpe-
taated BY jackson, Clay aud their eontemporaris-S
ours, equally with Massachusetts,.
Then why abandon ts It is worth a struggle to pre-
serve for ourselves aud POsteFy. None but towards
will be driven from their legitimate rights by fanatics aud
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-12-18
"Arter a., The DoIuge."

Under this caption the National htsiiigeHcsr remarks
that If anything needed to place in clear light the
utter want Of consideration betrayed by the advocates of
Immediate separate State secession" it Is the total alb
sence in their recommendations Of any concerted plan
programme Of arrangements for the reconstruction OF
eia and civil order upon the ruins Of broken Confede
racy This is felt and lamented by all who WATCH
hand the Of proceedings in this direction, aud
Who realize the melancholy truth that it is much easier
10 destroy Federal temple than to build again upon the
foundations which may have been once upturned. To
this effect the Augusta Gl Chronicle and Sentinel wise
u and ptudenty remarks as follows
"A sad thing observe is, that those who deter
mined on immediate secession have the cOouess the
opacity the nerve TO propose something after that
We must secede il sand but what then to do
nobody knows at least nobody says This Is extreme
y foolish, and more wicked than foolish. All sorts OF
business going TO wreck and ruin because Of the I'M
certainty Of the future No craftsmanship has been
exhibited yet so far know by those Who Gill dis
solve the Uuion. South Carolina considers il her pSicy
TO cour. collision with the Federal authorities for the
purpose Of arousng the South from her slumber Never
Was a greiter mistake"
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-12-18
REpoRrs FROM CHARLESTON.

CHARLESTON, Dec. 49, lseO.-The rumor that prevail
ed Yesterday that the banks had resumed is contradiced
II Is expected that within month after secession matters
viii settle down and business brighten
The Mercury Of this morning publishes an account OF
the operations going at harbor forts The galsons
are evidently in dread of an attack, aud are preparing
bt and dav for desperate resistance in such event.
But there is no disposition here to modest the ors I'M
less the State orders it, The people feel friendly towards
the federal officers commanding there but they regard
the possession Of the forts essential to independence
and would consider any achievements threat oil CO.
ercion
sible. ~
The Montgomery Advertiser yesterday published
prcsentment Of the Grand Jury Of the Federal District
Court declaring the federal government worthless al
impotent-a nuisance for permitting violations oil the
constitution in State multiplying the Fugitive Slave Law
and other causes.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-12-18
HON. A. II. STEPHENS, OF GEORGIA,


"When this Union is discovered f OF necessity il must
be- see at present little prospect Of good government
afterwards. At the North feel confident anarchy will
soon ensus. And whether shall be better off at the
South, will depend upon many things that am not now
satisfied that we have any assurance or Revolutions are
much easier started than controlled, and the men who
begin them for the best purposes and objects sell
dom end them.
The American Revolution Of l776 was one of the few
exceptions to this remark that the history Of the world
furnishes. Human passions are like the winds; when
aroused they sweep everything before them in their fu
ry The wise and the good who may attempt to control
them, will themselves most likely become the Victims
This has been the history Of the downfall of all Repub
lies The selfish the ambitious and the bad will general
" take the lead When the moderatemen who are pat
rotic have gone far they think right and proper
aud propose to reconstruct, then will be found class
below them, governed by principle but personal OBJ
jects who will be for pushing matters further and fur
ther until those who sowed the winds will find that they
have reaped the whirlwnd. These my serious APP
prehensions They are founded upon the experience Of
the world and the philosophy of human nature and no
wise man should condemn them. To tear down and
build up again. very different things and before tear
ing down even bad government We should first see
good prospect for building up better"
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-12-18
A NORTHERN PROPOSITION TO AVERT DIS
IrNInN

New York, Dec. l5.-The Albany atlas and argus
publishes an article on the countrys Danger and RENE
dy proposing that Lncolns Administration acquesce in
the construction of the Constitution settled by the Su
preme Court which puts Southern property equal
ity with Northern property in the Territories and the
following amendment made to the Constitution:
Congress may establish governments for Territories
and any Territory having population equal to the con-
uency Of one member Of Congress, aud having adopt
ed by vote Of the citizens resident therein constitu-
ton of Republican form, may be admitted, by Con-
gress, into this Union State. Neither Congress nor
the people of the Territory, during the Territorial cor
dition, SHALL by legislation Otherwise annul or impair
the right Of property recognized by the laws OF any