, 1860-09-08

@4tts aACE$l "! AAauAl0a9 htnt ~ kde ttlHoi
Of the Montgomery Confederation few days
ago copy Of the " Constitution Of the South
ern League" with request that it might
appear in tho columns Of that paper. TIE
editor scanned the document with great care,
compared it with another Of like character in
his possession, and made the discovery ttat
the copy forwarded by Mr.. 7. was imperfect
in au important particular; whereupon Mr.
Seibels, the editor Aforesaid, pitched into Mr..
Tancey with abundant vigor and a superabun-
dance of epithets, treating the omission as
intentional, and as an evidence that Mr.. 7.
desired to keep back tho most important tes-
timony as to his disunion designs. The
Confederation was hardly of the press before
Se:bels was attacked in the street by Mr..
Yaneey's son, who had armed himself with
blud geon for the purpose. The two had
vigorous scrimmage- young Tancey whack-
ing away with his shillalob, aud seibe1s fend~
ing off with green cotton umbrella But
Yaucey Was light and Seibels was heavy;
and when the tussle reached that stage in
which the gouging begins, down came Yancey
No. 2, and down came seibo1s No. l, plump
~ 10 D'eAA ''''.e~ .Ae "1' .o .r~'
clawing for minute. Two dogs could not
have done better; but here the police inter-
'ef'o auo ''o pe'''eelen's were 7el'atA'e' '1o
no manning was done. In the South, where
oil oyopt1orna,, nra ch;va1rie m hattla er1l an
Eert dav. tired Of flsticuff.. in which the :Ju-
.v~, - q, u-,-,.
hiof 1ancey got tne pace OF tne uooer ooe
in the fight" Yancey senior rushed into print.
!. o,ra :, tho A5,.r,;x<, =, ,rn;c,, II. ro,na
- s"' :" sD0 4. "' WILL" nN' A"41'o
was affixed, and Of which this Pleasant para
graph was the mildest part, was Act II:
! have thus convicted The editors Of the Con-
xo1,t1 nf nnr % e. nr1ata eo,tdanra Ia ha @
not been an agreeable duty. l have long borne
snea ss;au's ~ s,'enc ou1 a aae ana
treated ID that paper for years has been such
that this Last assault upon my character snd
fssher to The camss S.tk Tb,t S condnct @ iass hss
shown that they are not to be treated as gentle.
anad ". ~ q so;as y s1a 1As tn'e Gay
aud now brand him cs q convicted lar and
slanaerer' and turn him loose.
.oui cn''a4''e sen''omen can ou''soolo any
a'ao "'ene'et . 'esofA ~ p's'o's or oo"le
Knives Is unsa'e' nj. oelo'es mas Ills own
quannca1'ons IN the nsherman's Ane' and be
put IL fe}olnue taus winch We 1ake 1t 's
Sooo:
arern,;4n ni..nsnnr s ;eon, .ne 1eGip,ent 9!
The walls Of jill Than With truth or bonor-re.
ven&es an insult etiered him, not b aets but
coward by nub.hisr that -. aPe P. M. ~ @h ~,
treated US gentlemen" lie has saved us the
rert;s;n1 = i;msaif;n sd.anas h. ~ W 7a'
And hc,a comaz in a third ,.r,r :, TIN
,vordr f1ov Tha ad,-r,;<.x n1,r;ra .ho T.,
+,rsv;17o co1..t. ~ +ha c.fa,.rat:., .,,,;.,,
has Tho x.,- If tba Fatonar;,,a 1,a.n.rdE:SSz
takoa I'm Mr. yancav,. corsa IA - 49, ~
co,d;,,, n th,t ean;ant sna eo,.1,n~, .,,,,,..;
na .c,nv;,tad ea,on ), 80 .1.nda.+ :, s,n
N. Tia on1v k;l}ed a man-tbats a,,-,nst
sbot hin, dow, !, q tt,cat a,,t-,ott;rc r,nro
IN be ,u,c h, was a,rested triad conv;cted
;m,,;s,,,,, f,r t,,r., months ord .. tha 49,
Of that timr. was nardonod mt Ho;s mt =
fa]oo--no.hino hit a nan.s1,,oh+a,o- rho,,
have no murderera amonp tha oantrv in .ba
s1ave States onlv njcoers arc az h,o,dad
,,,;.. ,,,n .,...t:..s,. ....-c
o'
@s~e'A' - 'u0 "Aseoy enas'
ou' ou' 'eaaeto "sy oe sure 1nat sne
J1na1e mas not oeoa reached. Selbels has been
f. :. A 10 ''' 'on'
a 'A4' "o - d ooos'nS noan' lhere
"ne'e ooug'as men arc so lew and 80 lmpo'
tent II is uubeazable that he has bad tie
effronterY to brand Yancev in bis den. Noth.
;n, h,,t a ,b;v,,,;, s.,,, :. ~.
alric Gaming administered when be is sitting
| in };a cha;r or a dua1 NTH v,a,no,, T.; .,,h;,,,