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sOUTB-sEDE RAILROAD.

SOUTB-SEDE RAILROAD.
NNANDAFTER MONDAY THE22d AU- "a
gust, the passenger Trains will run as follows Ny
FROM PETERSBURG TO LYNCHBURG
Mail Train starts daily $3.50 NJ reaches ynchburg at lI1o
p NJ. ,,,
reaches Lynchburg at 1880 A. NJ.
FROM LYNCHBURG TO PETERSBURG
start daily at II reaches Petersburg at NJ.
passenger Trains starts daily except Sundays at 1890 ~,
reaches Petersburg at $3.50 A. NJ.
The trains connect with daily trains to the Springs Knox
Vile Nashville, Memphis, &C. TO New Orleans.
e This the shortest and most expeditions route 70 all parts
Of Alabama Mississippi Louisiana Arkansas and Texas
The CITY Point Train leaves Petersburg daily except Sundays at
IA NJ and ~ Noon City Point at $50 A. NJ and 1850 d.
Extra trains are and from all the steam packets when ne
-' H. D. BIRD,
nna4 General superintendent
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EXCHANGE AND BALLARD HOUSE,
JOHN P A THOMAS r BALLARD, Propretors.

~ r
JOHN P. A THOMAS BALLARD, PToprietors.
June 29h, 1850
" pcndie.on, dargh, Va Welthley,
r ~ lane, LADY DO Mrs Weathley, dau, DO
Ms, Payue, % Miss Bliss 10
Mis- Winston. 10 q MARKHAM, Ga
MIS- A Winston, do BehAl, \ O
Miss Chles 90 BIND, do
K C'cxe DO G. nlhrd. svt. Mobile
p p Geo Cooke, do T Pugh, Tenn
Warren. DO S F-eimsn. BALTIC
7 Sat Ter, DO n Gat Va
g Watson. DO Cooke, do
G Watson Jones, 10
y R DAVIS, Mss Jones, DO
J e Pspe, do Gresha-, lady, Do
DR. sh1uly, DO enn, DO
r Cert. DO
EKeneFRn, 10 J-Aoo'ton do
l. Relmanthe, DO Percell %
J B Lebert do Goode, do
l. session Ms " Cart--, 40
q Duard. Mobile Mis- Bat DO
Johnson q SA Baird DO
j Cunnn ghsm DO " Francico, Tenn
b rardy. DO Miss Cooke DO
J Goohlch y o a Douglas, 20
Mlst Goodrich do Poinr rxter, DO
GILLIAN Mobile r James. Va
lindsey Mis- James 90
Mss Cooke DO Miss ClrrE, Do
J b Cooke. DO Mrs : El-o, 10
e Turner 10 Miss MIN DO
Band, DO e Chrisman. DO
" Bouware, do Bryan do
Dearck, DO Jones DO
q walsh, DO Cauington 10
EdmCudson DO Mrs Carr'a-tln 10
s GRESHAM, DO leigh -
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IGHTE 4 RRAnRrRRY,S PIANOS.
CHICKERING PIANOS.

A NEW and full supply OF these splendid instru- ~-
N mens have been received. eF4fXf.EH
In addition the beautiful BolI de NOiz, the Cir
Action, and the Grand, have the Bou " w
doir, a beautiful instrument Of an upright form. 80
erngs have received s. first prize medals al
competitors and from Institutions and fairs Of
Europe They have manufactured and sold
Pianos than any factory In the world
the Chickering's have emanated the best and most perma
that have brought the Piano It's present
con the great capital they have Invested In manufac
turing they fully fifty per cheaper than
any other factory None Of their instruments leave the wareroom
without having fully inspected by the best artists
this factory has than agency in city, In
Richmond these instruments only be sold by the subscriber
The factory all Pianos sell Orders promptly az
tended 10.
Wareroous north side Of street. 9th Hab
ton A Brothers, No. 100 Main street
mal2 NATHT oARUsI Sole Agent
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RAILROADS, &C.
oomFoRrA-

TfkaE
IL BILE Avn MOST ECONOMICAL R0UTEro GkRx1y...l3
IHE VIRGINIA SPRINGS, VIA THE RICHM0sD< DANYILLE,
sOUTB-sT T. AND VIRGINIA TENN ssEE RAILROADS AND
OPPOSITION LNE or STAGES nsurng to the traveller ample
room, attention and Inv fares
For Greenber white suphur and the Sweet Springs tickets TO
Bonac Depot 90 thence by opposition lines Of stages to the
Sweet Springs Greenbre White Sulphur 81 90 be-
and 90 40 to the Greenbrer White Sulphur
SPRING. There also oppoon hes II Stages running from
Salem Red Sulphur Springs and line OF
stages the Montgomery White Sulphur Springs via the Noun
Salt Sulphur Springs the Gre nbr!er White Sui
phur Springs.
Springs purchase tickets to BOnsa ks DpO price
1890
For Roanoke Red Sulphur sprng purchase tickets To Salem De
pot, price ga
For Aeshary Springs purchase tickets TO shawsye, price
ssO5
For Montgomery White sulphur Springs, purchase tickets to Big
Tan ell, price 1928
For Sulphur Springs purchase tickets to ohrsansbug
Depo', price IS Is
Por Red uphur Springs purchase tickets to Dublin Depot
price 1870.
e29-d8m Gin'l sup't Va & Tenn. X. r.
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II ERP COOL celebrated unexceled "CHALLkNdE
~ REFRIGERATOR with ventiato Water Coolers, ysr-
Gus sizes and paers Ice Pitchers all sizes and patterns Mas
se patent "hve minute Ice Cream Feezs ana a'aev o.
other kinds for sale at reduced prices
LENGE RkRRIGERAT0R rsderngh the best article ever o.
fa for xa In mi, place and therefore recommend With conh
anee supply Just received few only OF which are IN
engaged In want Of the above are requested 70 cal anu
eAAu' ' g. n A. BARGAMIN, JR,
~.se 2iI Main st Richmond, Va.
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wishing to obtain tickets for servants over
The Richmond Fredericksburg and Potomac R. r. for wash
ngon City and points further North must In all cases be voue
1 for BY some rspo white citizen Of Richmond person.
known 10 The officers Road tickets wi be sold ap
Piled for by letter. n. y, A..Is,
1v
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SUMMER SCHEDULE

o. Fuk
NEW YORK AND VIRGINIA STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
TH1HE ROANOKE Capt Couch, having resumed her .s5eq
trips again me three steamships comprising 0ii skk4.s
hnr viii "a 1noEs,
me YORKTuwN Capt Parrish leaving Richmond New
Yorx Tuesday afternoon az ocl1ck
The JAMESTOWN Cap Skinner, every Friday Afternoon az
o'cIo,k
me R0ANOKE ever M1nday morning the hour named 10
Ereu7on cEs issued By these sers Tor the round trip for
as meals and nc'utsdin his charge
New YORK Only go AID charge t1r meals and
afaferoom accommodation
Tse Norfolk going and RETURNING to land and
receive passenger 800. . -.--.-
lc-U AInLNN . " N'N''N
SUMNER ARRANGsmhNA ~ -.
- JAMES RiVEK FuR OLD PUNT PORTS -.ISrszi-ssl7.
MOUTH AND NORFOLK.-rhc steamers GLEN COtE and CUo
It's PECK have been put IN arsi rate order and viii run 70 The
above places
me GLEN COVE Capt Vim Carte- n. wharf
Rocxst regularly every MONDAY, WEDNESDAY and FnDAN
oraias a. clock precisely and each alternate days.
cxcr sunday having the wharf 40 NORFOLK AZ TIE SAME hour
O'Clock NJ sad touch az al h regular landings on te ilve
going snd returning
TE. CuRIIs PeCK Capt @ CHORD being neatly a.tsd Up
evening O'Clock leaving he ~hayi al NORfQLh
SUNDAY evening O'Clock. aai regularly ~ -
DAY and TUESDAY evening" a o'clock, AID return each Al
Innate day ~ th- same hour, & O'clock
Going doFn Curtis Pccx win touch City Point WicoXs
Clarernout wa Od roi1t Portsmouth, and Nor lk
Csuioa wlc,xs cts Poia[ aad arrive Il Richmond about
o c0ck, Monday u0rn.ng
Passage &c saturday Trip and return next evening meals
iEcaliea, fA1.
PlssaEs o. regular tips ether boat to ora Point Portsmouth,
ss1isk o. MeAssaa 20 any yea On any boai-So cents
Es--Frssht talea as usual
ie11-u o. HAsklNS
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RICHHOND AND YORK RIVER RAILROAD.
ATTRACTIVE AND CHEAP R9uTE TO OLD POINT
AND NORFOLK.

Fare So, Meals Extra.
ON and after Monday June lth, Tfans -, -.s.r-,-s-
y will run daily except Sundays asfollows: krs9 .tss
Regular passenger trains stopping only al Meadow Dispatch
and Tuustail's signal
viii lesve Richmond al A. NJ VIII leave White House at
?. NJ, daily exc,pt Sundays.
Accommodation IrAn carrying Freight and Passengers, viii
White House AZ $40 A. VIII leave Richmond at
4:iO, r NJ, Tuesdays, Thursdays aud Saturdays
The and c0um0uous steamer West Point Capt e.
Rove will white House, Mondays Wednesdays and fr'
DAYS 1t sh NJ landing only West Point Moodys, Cap
pahock lper yorktown. Gou, Point, arriving in time
FOR Old Point at NJ, ana Norfolk - 37I NJ
Returning West Point will leave Norfolk Tuesdays Thurs
Gays Saturdays at 1917 ", and Old Point at IN al
Landing only above and arrive at White House In time TO con
II ect with the cars, arriving In Richmond at p NJ
No b al andinPs will be- made.
SFrph received Tu sda Thursdays and Saturdays for ony
i-l ~ PM j3O THO5 SHARP, supt.
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(1oUNTuY CURRL DACON.-ionoo lbs VIM Mas
lies superior County Cured Baeon-hams, Shoulders and
sdes-ius, received and bs ,slsb By urvy . J.xra
lsT heSi '~
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VIRGINIA CENTRAL RAILROAD,
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT. !
O. 49, q - =s.szss,

rs ysss-.F3. " -
Mail and Passenger Train,
FAVE richmond daily at $50 A. M for Stanton, and dat
Except Sundays for Jaccsons River and intermediate
stations Connecting Gordonvie with The Orange ana Axan
Railroad Alexandria and intermediate Stations aud at
Charlottesville with their trains for Lynchbug and points West OF
that place
Harman Compsnvs Stages connect with the train
Goshen Lexington, Mboro for the Rock Alum Bath
Warm Hot Healing Springs and at Jacksons River
Red Sweet and White sulphur Springs LewisbErg
&c.
For sbngs Springs take the Stage at saunton
RETURNING,
The mail and passenger train leaves Jacksons River daily lex
cept Sundays) st8l5, NJ.
ar Through Tickets for hs Rockbdge and Bath Alum Warm.
Hot Healing White Sulphur and Sweet Springs Lexington Lewis
sburg, &c. Also for Lynchburg Bstol Kn xyile, Chaa
nooga Nashville Huntsville Memphis, New Orleans and all
important Points In the Southwest TO be procured at the
Ticket Office.
TH0s DoDAMEAD,
ie1I General supern, endent
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fIORK uGATED WROUGHT IRON AND
" WIRE RAlLlNG.(secured by Letters Patent Admirably
adapted enclosing Public Grounds Cemeteries Baconys Cot
&c Sheep and OK Hurdle Patent Wire, sackng Bead
steads with variety Of Folding Iron Beadeads and Iron
Furniture Patent Wire Coal Screens Sand and Gravel
Screens Wire Netting for Mosquito sheep, Poultry and other
Wire Summer Houses Fancy Wire Work In great
rlety, for Gardens, &c.
NJ WALKER SONS, Manufscturers
No bS5 Market NJ \. Sixth street, Philadelphia.
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NOTICE.
no TIE FARMERS OF NIRGLNIA AND
HOMEMADE FURNITURE.

Belly IN 4 ATkINNUN
GOVERNOR STREET, RICHMOND VA.
a WOULD respectfully inform their friends
VI and the public that they have and will 25<5fs
m continue % keep on hand, alarge assOrt- ,9lase8
y nen OF their
CA BIN EFT FURNITUR
OF all styles and qualities Fsther Beds Hair Cotton and Shuck
Marass &C. They have spring Mattresses Of superior kind
approved Of than other that
with Of very superior Piano Poes from the
and oldest manufactures IN this country
They woul invite their friends the public
Of their stock and will them that they and will sell
low other house. either North South They
ing arrangements enlarge their manuctory and hope by strict
attention their business merit continuance
they have hitherto received They prepared
FURNISH short notice. kind Of Burial Case either wood
metallic will all necessary grave Clothes and the
Undertaking In all lis departments with prompnes and Dispatch
I'm
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brand CUTTING.

HRAND CUTTING.
EE undersigned wing removed his shop under the TOBAC
co FXCHANGE corner 18Th and Cary sts begs leave TO in
form his cuGtouery and the Public generally that he stu
aed al work (Shch he be favored ny In
The best workmane and ble notice IL
you Brand for Tobacco Flour Grain bagsMacneyo any
other articles you manufacture send In ORDERS and
will accommodate the most reasonable terms and guaran
tee 10 give you entire satisfaction.
Also nne lot Of Branding Brushes Kew Checks Brass Letters
&c A Y. GRAHAM, Brand CUTTER
Under Tobacco Exchange,
18th 4 Cary Sts, Richmond, Va
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SASH. RLINDs AND DOORS.


rEJHE Oldest Establishment Richmond where he be hs'
the above articles perfection AZ the shortest notice
Being giving entire satisfaction the subscriber son
esbn and carpenters Turning business public
have their work otOu delay Give call
ss2l-tf MILES AMBLER, Mayo street
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NORFOLK OLD POINT COMFORT AND HAMPTON.
80 ~ ~ ~ = u

800 - s ssssrss
VI,uRoUGh in ~ hours Norfolk and In six hours 10 oid
4 Point, from Richmond -,
The most comfortable snd expeditions between Rich
rnd and the place Richmond and Petersburg
Petersburg thence the Norfolk aud Petersburg hoad
10 Norfolk and by Old Point and Hampton
Leave Richmond 255 p. A reach Norfolk at $50, aud Old
Point q :. e. r. VI
Yr The accommodation Of passengers fish supper will be pro
yld..1 ON the boat between Norfolk aud Old Point
From Old Point boat at $780, NJ and connects
with III. cars at which l-aye at p W reaching Rich
passengers dining the boat while 6etwen Oh
Fotnt and Norfolk. VI "iNNEro
Lii Supt z. and p X r.
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COLUWBIAN nos 81.
JOSEPH IT, CRENS SNw, PropTietA
June % S50
SDTu.ss Chesterfield A Williams, Csrysvile
l. A r. ,sll-s M.clIelb'e CIV Fup1ir. Va
4 Mccall. Caro.lnc p Yeah e. 60
4 J Huntington. Fsruvils RI lyrce Bait
, Il Pcrdua Richmond J -unIru, foWhAtan
j Curd G1ocllapd Fucker, 10
X Miller. DO Mosby, 90
J Fulu q. RuekinEham r D-fot-. q
j Winrd IA rrsss REYNOLDS do
W Wax h,u Clmberlaud Mrs Reynolds, DO
] A Abraham. 90 Dr sick-r DO
watkins. &c Miss ck-r DO
s b Eimouds nanvue A GearF- Caroline
@ Elu1nds lady aud svt. do T. Abraham, georgia
N Tutru-r. DO WsSl pherd do
rs sf-r-- do VIII srsou, Q
" p Nlchsur. Powhatau NJ c.. gan. 90
" n rsbv y SneRi, Va
q q lart do " Tucker DO
W % Drake. 10 j. Het e. do
J Sears. do MJrcabs. DO
20 set, DO n MMi ou, do
II " RruIfn. Notowav J 2 Daniels. do
J Pros.nger, Flldcusyle kPNiXon, bucSing1am
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MERCER 4 HILL.
PIANO FORTES!

A IT. GALE CO, take peasurein inviting the ylFrz<-
N. attention OF Artists, AmaueTs and the pub Ak1ftf
generally their NEw SCALE OVERS RuNG, Iron n III M
FRAME PIASo PoRTTs, just introduced The grow
demand for Plane foes Of than ordinary power and
ban yo tone, directed energies to the production OF such
submit the result without fear Of competition
Pianos all manufactured Of the best well seasoned mate
rails under immediate supervision and guaranteedo give
satisfaction whether ordered from direct sold by
throughout the country We solicit continuance
that patronage which have enjoyed for the last 2
A. H. GALE co,
apT-8m 1O7 Fast 18th Street, New York.
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9 UNDRlES.-
y % uerces prime Rice
300 bbh prime NeE Orleans Mollsses
30 bbh. "New York" Syrup
1000 Sides Sole Leather
300 pkgs. Green and Black Tets, (some prtnel
300 bags Ginger, Pepper and Spice
20 bales Cloves and Cinnamon
500 bxs. Glass; 50 hbls. Tanners OIL
300 bxs. "Hull's Extra" and Rosin eoap
300 dos Brooms; 800 do Buckets
1900 Letter Cap and Wrapping Paper
800 bales Candewck and Tvine for sale 70 the trade
low Ife2s-g1 TIEsLEY, TARDY WILLIAM
II EEP COOL !-coNTINESTAL RERRIGERAToRs-The
IN made warranted give satisfaction Also
Msssers' Ice Cream FreeEers. Call and examine them
apo sTEBBfNs h PULLES. iOi broAdft
WINDOW GLASS complete assortment Of all sss %
w French window GLASS; Putty. White Lead Ceo hc Tor
sale low by W. PETERSON 4 co, Druggist.
ux0 las Main stree,
4 OES.-we cGer purchasers large assortment Of VI
wells Wedding Hoes assorted from No TO alo, hlag
Hoes from No ass, Planters Cast Steel Hoes superior
article Ao Garden Hoes and Rake Hay aad Manure Yortc.
mai SMITH, khoDfs III.
GRAIN CRADLEs.we have In store aud for sale va
N rety fingered Cradles Of the approved maie
Grants wedge and Brace compe With best Blades
Also Dutch Hov and New for Patterns Also Grass 0ran sbd
Glover scythss and snaihs assorted ssss add qualities
ns2 sMIrH, RHODES 90, aPeuih
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VALUABLE IMPROVEMENT.


GATHER can be thoroughly without the Of bark In
any form whatever; than two hundred
price " materials, and In onetWen e time re-
1t v be- tested Dy experiment and shown who feel inter
ested In the subject.
Heavy Hides will be tanned In nom 20 to 80 days.
Light Hides In from 10 10 Is days
Kip Calf Skins IN from 10 > days.
Buck, sheep, Hog Goat skins, In one day.
BIS process better article Of Leather made being heay
err tougher more mpervous water and preer article In
fact old tanning utterly incapable OF making SO
good article Of Leather and will submit to the decision OF
aly competent judges. go
one pIncpe articles used for tanning by this process
plant growing the country and uay
b. obtained simply by cutingit'
wishing to interest in this process which
Ia ali confidence oder 10 the public, can address
JOHN T. Chiffon
Liberty, Bedford county, Va.
feb9-6m Proprietor.
ssee further notice IN the Virginia Index
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BLOWS FOR FALLOWING---e =.
i CULTIVArORS AND HARROWs FOR t~SS<-N-s
PUTTING IN WHEAr.-Believing that have Nm
Ia my NEW PLOW the best Pow In USE ln11e-z1oz21za
make this offer Farmers and Planters viii furnish Their
Implements hey not better than they nov
have they them after trying them Tree oil charge
kas-F Fresh supply Of Turaip Seed just received
p H. sTARKE No. so Main ST.,
ivo3 3 doors above st Charles Hotel
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DIR. =. y. ROSE,

FRANkLIN sTEEET, RICHMOND, VA,
Ellis SLANES both publicly and privately Persons entruns
- their Slaves TO him. assured Of obtaining the highest
market prices. "a
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DICKINSON sB HILL GIL
DICKINSON, HILL d CO.,
HECTOR DAVIS. Auc,ioncer.


their old stand II Wall and Franklin sirvczl sd
IA continue TO sell NEGROEs both publicly and privately
Persons entrusng their Negroes may getting
the highest market price for them. lee
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T,ORRaLrsWAR
I'HlLADELPHIA.-'
NEW YORK

11-r5 ENGAGED vii sll WIN qu..S dispatch For tali5e5 .
isss-5 o. CoLojrT & co
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1860-11-22
Secession.

II is difficult to understand how any intel
ligent man can discover in the Constitution
Of the United States the right Of any mem
Der Of the Confederacy to withdraw at ita
own option from the Union,-we are sure
the whole history Of its adoption is against
any such right. Our fathers labored for and
thought they had secured for their posterity
= strong and permanent government; it
has remained for portion Of their descend
ants to discover their mistake. If South
Carolina has the right to withdraw and set up
an independent government for herself, then
also has Delaware and Mary land. Whc can
estimate what would be the effect Of Mary
land occupying an Independent position in
the very heart of the Confederacy. If the
right Of secession should DO admitted, how
long would it be before almost every
State, would find some preteXt to set up for
herself, and how long would it be under such
state of things, before we would be brought
to submit to fearful military despotism p
A contemplation Of this doctrine OF secession
discovers almost immeasurable evils. the bare
mention of which is truly appalling. Sell
preservation, Independent Of all and every
other consideration should lead the American
people to put the idea far from them.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1860-11-22
South Carolina.

This S.ata. which wss the hu, bed Of tory
hm To the Revolutionary struggle. has al
ways beec q wres.less member Of toe coufed-
eracy. She was in haste 10 enter into the
Union and she seems 10 have teen dissatisfied
with her position ever since.
In the days of the illustrious Jackson she
undertook to bid defiance to the federal au-
shortly, hut quailed beneath the deuuncia-
lions OF tho Hero Of New Orleans. Ever since
that period, If We may ,rus. her orators. she
has been educating her people for rebellion
and now without any jus; causeshc threatens
to break up tue government. The occasion.
not the cause of her present hostile attitude
is the election of man to the presidency who
does no, happen to sui, her taste. He i, in
q peculiar sense Of the psople--not born to
wealth nor reared ir the hot bed of an over
bearing self constituted aristocrscy, bu. Il .
architect of bis own fortune aud the produc-
ton of our free institutions.
She seeks this occasion to avow her hostil-
ity to the general government and assumes
TO resume her surrendered sovereignty. with
out any regard to her sister slave States.-
Out of he Union she will go IL ii is alone,
upon the assumption that all who remain are
submissionists and therefore crsvsns. while
South Carolina alone partakes 9th trus spiri.
ofpatrictism.
We think such arrogance should meet with a
prompt and severe rebufffrom her sister slave
States.
The real cause Of complaint upon the part
Of the slave holding States, is the want of a
faithful compliance upon the part of sons Of
The free States, with that provision of the
Constitution which requires the rendition of
fusitivss. This can be no justification for
South Cardinals course. IL does not affect
Der In the least. Maryland and the other
border States are the sufferers. We have lost
sr Nr~>y,-sx atEtns have ecsc in
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1860-11-22

When Mr.. Jefferson, after the exciting
contest of 1900, was about to acceed to
the administration of the government,
and when as now, grave fears were en-
tertained for the perpetuity of the I'm
ion. he summed up in his Inaugural
Address. as among the essential prin-
ciples of our free institutions, the pres
ervation of the General Government in
its whole constitutional vigor. as the
sheet anchor of our peace at home and
safety abroad; ajealcus care of the right
of election by the people-a mild and
and safe corrective of abuses which are
Topped by the sword of revolution where
peaceful remedies are unprovided, and
absolute acquiescence in the decisions of
the majoriiy-the vital principles of Re.
publics, from which there is no appeal
but to force, the vital principle and i'm
mediate parent of despotism."
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1860-11-22

n,iaonsd and even murdered in their attempts
10 recover their fugitive slaves, and yet we
have borne it all, because we have thought
un,us. as il was, unneighborly and nnpatri-
otto. II was better to endure it than to rush
into evils the amount and magnitude OF
which we were not able to estimate. II then
IN. border slave States have been willing to
endure the injustice and the wrong winch
their neighbors Of the free States have heaped
upon them, what right has South Carolina,
State which has not suffered at all, to preci-
nitats us into revolution ? Why should
she who has no cause Of complaint attempt
10 force us into position In which VIC must
be tho sufferers while she remains without
damage
As to her secession alone, the slave States
can never permit it. The North may remain
pnssive-they may even express their Will
lincness that South Carolina should 60, but
II will not suit her sister slaveho'aing States
to allow her to set up for herself, aud to leg
islate as she may sec proper on the subject
of slavery. The interests Of the slareholding
members Of this Confederacy demand, that
all should go out or that all shall stay in the
Union. and we think before this matter is
settled. such will I've the unaltcrable sentl-
mcnt and purpose of the entire body OF
slaveholding States, excepting South Caro-
lima.
II our interests require it-ifpatriotism de-
mands It, the blood that courses i'll our veins
transmitted to us by a noble ancestry and
less interuxed with the tory blood OF the
revolution than that which runs in the
veins of the hot spurs Of South Carolina, will
find that we are equal to the emergency, and
that it is not necessary for that State to urge
us into rebellion, and that we do not intend
to be "hitched" on to her destiny and made
to play second part to her mad and I'M
practicable pranks.