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The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1861-11-20
NOTICE 10 CONTRACTORS

- Sont!acs Tor lie cons, ise
uscolA swamp md ..d, wi Dc let At the fv,-
.owing litnes Id PaC.s:
IOmm-.cins A. dg-Port Centre, in the county ii
Sagha" III honoaJ Tie siA'e.n.n uxy Vi Dec-m0rI,
~ oc.vek ~ mu.euc.ux ~ the SOU bern ,., min
vi HE day CAY fank RIAd osslnA y IN Tues
day, tie IL b Gay VI Uecr mUer at click Com
meneins a. War usvie, a. iusco.A county, Wsanss
Day, the Is day Vi Uec-mo~. at 2oc.u,ir H. Cor
menciug al ahmesa Tu-cola county, thursday
lie ls.n gay IT uecemoer, al 2U'cio,k N. Cvnm-nc
rs al he house VI cenJam. a. Wlgn Imam, lv~
sup vi Day ,ou, FriAy, he 2O,h DAY beceno.
Ocio.k r. 81 lie Aema Ing POI Ion ioxc wu,
oe let al ron SAM ac ucug Mund.y, the 23d
LAY Vi December, at ~ o'clock Fun .pscih xIIo-
81 all lie Oak Re dred ai be given Jay
Wien C ntac.o.s Wal De expected To b. at.eud. lee
siIh Their securities. J. BLACK,
Comms sIvoer.
Watrousvie, Nov. 18th, 1861. 4w3l3
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CRAvArH's RlrLEs-This company is
npdly dllins up with first class men. Those
''e enlist under Capt. Cravath may rely upon
ssAas hs will 60 With bis company that his
company sill certainly be tiled up to the required
number. He will send forward a part of his
company to the place Of rendezvous on Mono day
M 18th instant. We advise those intending to
=" the war to 90 in this company, and to en-.
g It once. Those wishing to 60 on Monday
azs should come to town on FRIDAY or SATURDAY.
q this week. Recruiting Office, doors east Of
ne rcss Once. Head Quarters at the Benton
HoQse.
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Special Notices.

i>FIAxNAnoNs N Bingham, q ceieora, ed Physici.u
Il Cncs, Y, says 81 have treated cases of Inaam
rnAt of the Bra Ioa ANIMATION If the Lungs InaAm
nation of tie B'weis and K,dn ys Inf .mmatory Rhsu
msusm, Child Bed Fever, sith DR. Tasks Magnetic
ointment, 9Th perfect success wuen all
em~d es have ia ed cases of Group scarle Fever
C,nSe and liberated Taroat and Lungs with like
ln the epidemic known tie Purd ysepas BY winch
30 NAV valuable lives ne ost tested Frequently
AID nsve failed Of ehectins SPECIFY Add certain
In of Burns, s. rains, Bruises, Frozeo LIMBS Chill
aims, &c it cures like a cham. No physc fam
lily wall be q single day without this medic me- af or be
coming acquain'ed with its poser to cure
SORE LIS. CHAPPxD htNDs AND CHIBLAIxs are con-
petely cured BY too or three applications of the Mag
u-tic On' Mt.
Read :vertsment 10 this paper. 3m3eS
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fAdvert's men'.l

War Is THE PRICE mo matter wha
IL eosA D. B. DeLand 4 Co.'S Chemical Salera
tue 10 he cheapest and best Saleratus you car
buy ss any price. 1t is worth more than the
price Of pound for the first batch Of biscuit
vhiA you make with it. aud a pound will save
VOC more -four and more wear and tear of your
patience than ten pounds cost. Don't be with
cut il for the world.
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GRAND Rapids Nov Il ls,

| GRAND RAPIDS. Nov. IA, 1861.
| DEAR SIR:-Yest~rds, was = dsy of consider
able stir, much excitement, aud active and tur
ried preparations in this city, ard especially
among the soldiery, for the departure OF the 20
Regiment (Kellogg's lsD Michigan Cavalry
Gov. Blair anc suite arrived BY the morning
train and we're met and escorted from the depo
TO the Rathburn House By the staff officers an6
Captains Ut the Cavalry, headed by Brass Bsnd
from Detroit. Their reception was hearty anG
enthusiastic. The officers being uniformed and
mounted. presented truly q credirable and impo
sing appearance, as they DIRE" up in line in fror,
Ut the Ralhburn House. After short inter
change Of civities they proceeded to Camp
Anderson. where the R. giment we're passed ii.
review before the Governor and staff The Re
giment was then parsded in close order in front
OF the stand, where Col Kellogg With few pre-
imnary remarks introduced to them Gov. Blair.
Hon. Chandler. Hon. Jacob N. Howard, and
Hon. Wn. A. Howard, each of whom electrified
the hearts Of the soldiers and the immense con,
course of spectators present by q short, patriotic
and thrilling speech. The utmost enthusiasm
prevailed, aud the cheers and shouts of applause
we're loud and frequent. The whole programme
was pleasingly iDterspersed with the strains Of
patriotic music by the band.
At the close of the speaking. Col Kellogg an.
nounced that they. the soldiers, would start for
ST. Louis this morning. and he hoped in view of
the fact they would feel
81 wish was in Dixie"
With three cheers for the speakers three
for "our country, its glorious flag, and constitu.
zion, and three more for "our soldiers in H..
field and their wives and sweet hearts At home ~
they dispersed for dinner, for which an OK fur.
nlshed by our townsman, W. P. Mills, ESQ.,, had
been roasted whole. For the last supper Of the
Regiment here, the tables were bountiiully
spread with good things and delicacies, by the
ladies' OF our city. A military ball came off in
the evening at Luce's Hall, but was not over
largely attended. the soldiers being busy in pre-
parations for leaving.
The Regiment left ria. D. & NJ. Railway this
morning. The citizens turned out nearly en-
n'sse to bid them farewell at the depot. There
was many hurried leave taking, many tender
embrace, and many an affecting parting; and
the brave boys were rapidly carried from our
mdst-how many or how few never to return
the anxiOusly awaited future alone will disclose.
May their ways be attended by unfading wreaths
Of glory and the e1ultant shouts of victory, IN
der the alag Of the tree" A.
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Rsv. II. B. B-RGEss. The Pontiac
Gassiis, says: Rev. H. B. Burgess, formerly Il
hs city, where several years since he attended
or Cuion School, ~hen Hon. B. G. Stout was
spsneipal, and . graduate Of the University
Of Michigan, also. Of q theological Seminary in
Wisconsin. has received and accepted call from
h s. Psurs (EpiccopaD Church of Lansing.
H. Burgess is thorough classical and ,heologi.
aleholar, and enters upon his duties as Bector
d&. Paui'a. with we'll disciplined mind. and
b. asstering promises of success in the good
s9t be has undertaken,
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AoTHKRs, Rad TINS The following IL extract from
srten oy the pastor Of B.ptist Church the
journal and Messenger, mat, OHIO, and .pe.
volumes n favor of hat world ned medicne-NRs
"xsIow SOOTHING SYRUP FOR CHnDRKN TEErHING
we see an Adv-rt isment 10 your columns Of Mr.
Wins'os1s Snothpg Syrup Noe We never said . NO, d
N favr OF pat Mt Medicine before life, bu,
feel compelled 70 readers. that this hum
oug-wH aAvRrnN n AND KNOW n TO q. ALL n clAYNs -
probably II the -uecessfuI meS,e ne. OF
aay because it il u the best And those of you,
readers vhe have babies eaas do better than lay
sspPly." Iy2o3
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CoRREcrlox.-In our notice Of the i'm.
,,,eusnss Of last week We stated that w. S
lua. Esq and n. Guiles, Esq, we're building
u.sedious dwellings. By mistake OF the prin
NJ il sas made to read common" dwellings
fs Dwelling Of Mr.. Allen, when completed
III b one Of the finest in the city.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1861-11-20

TROUBLE IN CAxP.-The Grand Rapids En-
quirer says that considerable commotion has
been caused in Camp Anderson by the United
States Paymaster refusing to pay the men from
the date OF their enlistment, but only from the
time when they were mustered into the service
Of the United States. Efforts are being made to
compromise the matter
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1861-11-20

WHEELER WILSON'S Swing MACHINES, VIII NV
IxPRovAxESIs, Al REDUCED PRcrs-rhe Wheeler & VII
Manufacturing Company having gained their SUR:
At aw, With infringing manufacturers of Sewing Machines
proposes that the pub .hsll be benefited the
have accordingly reduced the prices of their Sewing Ma
chimes After this day they will b. sole that ~
pay fair profit the cost Of manufacture capital in
vested. anaexpense Of making saIes such prices Vii
-nsbe them TO make nrst machines, and, here
-ofore. qua An ee them in every parneu
o PARTRT JGE, General Ag't 10. Miehssp. Detroit,
I.GILLET, Jr., Aseot for Lansing and vicinity.
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4 DM.NIS TRAITORS SALE.-Not,ct

- . ueieoy gwen, tnAt pui an Va Der 40
auIeG b, he Ju &c vi rooa e f.r the c,un,y al
inguam, The 10. d. August A d. 1851 .n.,I 81
pIse e AL he Ge, ge Msecn &c sed
SATURDAY., Ioih da. Of Nos.mOe. neat Al co n
on 'he eIi'' $, a" lie follow ING piece "a
.nnd, q lie hall vi he "a Of
esh'een tlsl, 10 tnie- ~ nah, .angs Two "a
cas-, Valued 81 oO0 w. uVJrct a A. rs, SAN
.and Term, mae An day Of sale
T. hkAlM MECH,
6s336 Adm OF the estate ii Geo NE Gu dec d.
The above sole IS heeb stpo, ed ufusy The
2ls II December came pls,e ana I'm. OF
AZ rnkAlA AkEcn,
5.34S Admir- Of the estate oil ,,-o NJ cen ,re'd
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Fns.-1he old National Hotel. located

."s upper part OF the town, on the east sid,
u NE river, and better known by the above
"'onea 70 the early settlers and visitors o.
'@ city, "as destroyed by fire on Thursda,
"ealas last. The Ere broke out about hall pas
a.ees' and the building being built mostly
sp@s' 'as soon entirely consumed. The hous.
0een unsenanted for some time past, ant
me nrs can only be accounted for a. the
IN mcendiary. We understand it was
Sea 'or u 400, which was an excellent fig,
~"Ssshe old rookers 60 at. The multip 'icit,
wa 10 our city would seem to demand some
~''osl safeguards. and more watchfuue.s or
0spas Of our citizens.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1861-11-20

SnLL ANOTHER CoMPANY.-J. j. JET.
10 bas recently received an appointment as
Gp'ain, and is empowered to raise accompany for
Col Sinclair's Rife Regiment, encamping at Up
dand. Capt. Jeffries will make an excellent
Aesr. and We hope he may be able to fill up hi'
supany. Ingham county, mas responded nObly
nd recruits are being obtained daily in various
,aefa Of il
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WESTERN VIRGINIA.-Gen. Rosencranz tele-
graphs that all is well with him, and that he shall
suffer no information respecting his movements
to be sent from his headquarters until there hae
been battle
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LECTURE At REPRESENTATIVE HALL
Got /. NJ Crsvsth will address the citizens Of
xisg and vicinity. At Representative Hall, Oh
ard.y evening. Nov. z3d, on the subject Of the
Yusvssion Of tie Union. Lecture to com
,sses q Z o'clock. A general attendance is
sasesssd.
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q. v~,rs W.NrED X

n.xxrrs WANTED. - Blankets, bed
,s5u eovsrIids, pillow ticks aud single straw
IN wanted immediately by Capt. C,avath's
oaosDy. Articles Can be sent to the Ladies
rasGy aid Society Of Lansing.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1861-11-20

SENATOR FROM MARYLAND. The name of
Hon. Reverdy johnson is mentioned in connec
ton with the United States Senatorship from
Maryland. Hon Anthony Kennedy, il is said,
will not be candidate for reelection.
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A CANDIDArE.-Hon. H. ]. Raymond. editor
OF the ~ Y. Times, is talked of for Speaker
OF the New York Assembly. 1t would be a
good choice.
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PRIZE POETRY,

Let chleftA'ns boast cf deeds IL sar,
And l1Iu-tIels tune III ~ saeet guitar,
Lob.-r theme ny HEART It al
In praise .! HerrIcx . Eatehirss riils
Their cures found Iu every aud
Amid Russia aLd Al ie : sand
Their wondruus works, the carers I'LL
ProaGc-d by der ick matches Pitts
Does disease affect you: 20 not doubt
Ials charming compound wIil se ,rcn it out,
AMI health AGAIN your - STEM oil
II you dy ~ once ~ Hem ick 5 Ills.
They's safe for all-both old ana Young
Their praises are every "a naue,
h-exs-. disar med-uo hunger Kills.
Since We blessed 9th tisrrick's Pills
a1Put up with English, Spanish German and Freuel
III -ctI"n-. rice IS ents per box. Sugar Coated
See sd enlistment On 81 page
i'323 APRON, Ira Yelling Agent
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ACKNowLEDGENRNTs.-W are indebted to
Hon. r. E. Trowbridge for copy of the Eulo-
gies upon Douglas at the last session of Con.
gress.
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COLONEL RANKIN. - The New York Herald
Gays the Canadian authorities have abandoned
the prosecution against Col Rankin.
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|)ROBATE NOTICE.-State Of Mich

gse, County Of lngnsm, sat . session VI the
Probate ur' for the County VI lngham hoIosn 1t the
r0oste Omcs in AAsOn Monday the 2lat dsy of Oct
10 the year one thousand eight nun red and ski,
one Present wm II riss.n.,, J.sse - r..s~,e. II
tue matter VI ths estate Il Hugh HAmbs deceased
On read ng and Ill ng the petition, duly vsnned Of
d Henderson,, I'm nlstrator With the VIII annexed
PIE ing, for essons hrin set forth, hat 70 may De
licensed 10 sell the Of hich sad deceased dec
De ,1ed q the sad coun Il lngh.m
The eapn il il dered. that Monday, the ID day OF
Dec next ~ IL O'Clock the forenoon b ass,eued 10
The bearing OF said petition and that the At aw of
s.id decreased, An al other persns n'er-s-ed
tAN are eqI~d TO appear At session Of said Court
1en 10 Do holden at the froba'e Office the age OF
Mason. and shos cause If any there be Why the prove
VI the 20 Itioue sh'u no D. graotsd And furth~
de- ed, hat SAID vetr give 'he 5ersons
IN crested IN aid estate If the psoency Of said petition
a'd the &c ring thereof b, causing cs'py Of his order
& Be published IN he Lsosing Republiecs, n-sspaps
pr hted and eircu atng said cuny of ughsm for
cs.sivs weeks previous TO said cay Il hearisg
& true copy WM PINCKNEY,
AsS]0 Judge Of bate
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r,1,r,say Msrsisg, Nov. 2O.h. 1861
4 awe tisem-ns-I

awe them-ns
"a Allen has received bis second stock o
a, cooda and sells as cheap rs ever.
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A CouRr OF INQuIRY.-Fremout's friends at
st. Louis state he has demanded a Court of In.
Qniry.
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New Advertisements
Isl UF LETTERS ren,ainino in H.

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Nov. l, LANSING, 1851.

no advance in Pri-
~ ceS-On the contra
|ry-having re-organiz-
ed our business on a
Strictly Cash Basis. we
expect to sell goods, on
the average, lower than
heretofore. Goods can
be sold for Cash lower
than on credit. Per-
sons paying cash sho'd
satisfy themselves that
they are dealing where
the pernicious system
of credit, with its inev-
liable consequence
High Prices---is not
practiced, and where
there are no losses to
be sustained by the
cash purchaser.
We shall endeavOr,
us heretofore, to deal
honorabIy and fairly
with every one. Ten
dering our thanks for
past years of unparal-
I-Icd and unabating
patronage. we invite
the attention of all to
our present large and
attractive Stock.
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FOR SALE.

A y IMPROVED FARM Of 240 Acres; $50
"a acres under good cultivation, good buildin: Q,
&C.; about ten miles from Lansing. Tb1 Farm
10 described a. follows: The southeast quarter,
and the east half of the soutbwes quarter Of sec.
ton one, in town four north a range one vest-
and has been commonly known - the calves,
son Farm" Terms reasonable.
Apply 70 JNO. w. LONGYEAR,
263-tf Lansing. Mich
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l25!l EMPLOYS EMIT: 1875
AGENTS WANTED.

We s pay from SIS SIS per month, and all exp. n
|es, to active Ag- nts give commi>s Particulars
sentf ee Adj ess GrIe sew ng Machine Company, r
JONES, General Agent, Nj al, 'hiO. lya12
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WANTED. FOR THE l6rH REGI

w ME>T Il ) Infantry, abe DO ned, unnarr,sc
betse-n the sg-s Il Is an IS not ess than
fset AZ inches high, and Il q cd Oh raetsr
Goo p.y-Bard-Cothnz and Medical Attendance
e ms of service is Th 80 Yean For further inf
CD Apply n the Peera,uog Rendezvous On wsshiagsD
ave nue., over A. b B.gIeys Grocery -toss, Lsosing,
Acc. H.SRYC COOK,
lrt Lieut. 18th Reg 8. Infantry, Rec ui,iag Om..r.
LsnsicR, Oci 81 1851 13on
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GOLD FRIGND=~
IN the RIGHT Place {!
dERRICK's SUGAR COATED PILLS.

i Nc OnS ! u AMe
- IAN All, in lho
w.r.d, ussd lsepIy ,sars
" n,r mI,.,ons vi Y~ss~os
annually ; Aa~Sys Give at
.siaetIo. CONAN
NJ HIN INJURIOUS
,a,ron.sed BY The pr,Lc.bsl
rnysS-sIs and s.ikeons IN
tus lni u esk~n.-y c0es-
cd sItn sugar.
Large .oxss IS cents i've
ooxes iOI 81. ku,i oiree-
.,Vn~ Ws.h each box.
Warranted suPerior to
any pa. Usiore LIE pubiio.
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THE BOOKS AND NOTES OF TIE
L h dYo Of l. n u Bsrtbo om-s, have - q
eft nth LARue for eo.leesion tersuas Ddebeed -
tbso ii please ea early and ssstls - hey win shsss
b nv cost
] LAaaag, espt 10, l>u eVeA
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IAIlAHAssk, Lzos CorSII, /
k.or.u., jug Il leo.. J

f.oru., jug IL lso.. }
- Dr. Herrick, Albany, n l.-Ay us.r D0ct"s-a
"a e"ess " 49,
,igag Coated f.is ny eldest oausntei. S's usSC
ear. sh, Affected wilh b.,o.s
sysem, sadi, iup.GiGg health, VIC. -ss -.
steadily falling dur ny The, psro. wen Az Nov s"ae
ApriI II sed ~ test on fhs NAV
,ng fullest cUnnd. lie Ju,smen. 81 Ny fs0.,
oo,sinsd supply MessIs ID. NE fars' D'e4s eos
Park kvw, n T. I'm png houe, ne ca ss~o q" ~s@st
u enlmeat, admin,stsie0 e~c. hAxnI 40 IN
pIovsment her fsenpgs, comps Aios, .'sesu0o,
suprs-d US All rApid and perI.uent iss"is~e
hssith has been Iesui. We thsI o's ovS-
O., and CONSIDER b. c. ns.~ss IN se~ve
just you tn, Ac..n, nj ust s u n
OF inducing many 10 sGoP, you pis - thsn an
uy IN dic;l.e
l remain, dear sir, with many thaIks,
Your obi servant, S1 honuoO"'
HsrrieEs KID Strengthening Plastsrs.
Cure hours, ~ssknsss 4 the oresst ooo
And back AID knsums Gimp auts la an EQUAL seoes
SAGE OF uu.e spread ON be~usdui Nbi.s 'sho 80,
Their subjects 0cvos Disoes, aoo
each iIom week 10 three Dsoaths-
rrics lSk cts .
He,r.ks sugar Coated Pills and Kid rasers sel1
oy ID uggisls Ne. chants a ka.ts III The Iniso
BY Gazing for them BY insI fuii nam,-
Dr l.. X HERRiCk Co.
lyis32s Aio.Sy, N Y.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1861-11-20

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Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1861-02-08

THE LOWEST TYPE OF HUMANITY-
We take the following extract from the
article on Barbarism and Civilization, "
in the atlantic Monthly;
In the interior of the island of Borneo
there has been found a certain race of
wild creatures, of which kindred vari-
eties have been discovered in the Phil
lippine Islands. in Terra del Fuego, and
in Southern Africa. They walk usually
almost erect upon two legs, and in that
attitude measure about four feet in hight !;
they are dark, wrinkled and hairy they
construct no habitations, form no families,
scarcely associate together, sleep in trees
or in caves, feed on snakes and vermin,
on ants eggs on mice, and on each other /;
they cannot be tanned, nor forced to any
labor; and they are hunted and shot
among the trees, like the great gorillas,
of which they are a stunted copy. When
they are captured alive, one finds with
surprise, that their uncouth jabbering
sounds like articulate language they
turn up a human face TO gaze upon their
captor; the females show instinct Of mod
esty and in fine, these wretched beings
are men.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1861-02-08

the Aoor-I am speaking on the side
of my country. (Applause.) Already
in the South bold men, educated men,
chiyalrous men, were drilling and dsci-
plinipg the military forces. Men were
excited with all the pomp and circum-
stances Of war. Men believed that Lin
coin and his cohorts were going to the
South to apply the torch to towns, and
hamlets, and dwellings, and these things
arose from Southern misapprehensions
of Northern men. To allay this, to stop
the tide of revolution, he would vote
for the Crittenden propositions. He
would vote for the propositions he had
submitted himself, he would vote Cor the
report of the gentleman from Ohio, he
would vote for anything that was of any
value, that had any principle, and that
would relieve the public mind from the
apprehensions which beset it. He hoped
Congress would effect something to stay
the tide of revolution but if nothing
could be done, as he said before, he would
go before the people, and throw himself
into the deadly imminent breach, and
would resist the wave of disunion to the
last. And if the worst came to the
worst, if his state should be dragged to
the brink of the fearful precipice, and be
made an unwilling victim it would only
be at the last moment of bis country's
ruin. And now, in advance, he washed
his hands clear of the shame and of the
crime that will attach to those who ould
overthrow public liberty, and raise
despotism on its ruins. Wherever the
flag of his country aoated, there would
he 60, and he would cling to it in this,
the dark hour Of her peril, with all the
sacred trust an. -o@ficnce OF an enthu-
siast clinging to bis God. (Applause)