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THOsE KEvTUcEY RssINESrs AGAiN--A
private letter from Cincinnati 70 lhs
Nashville Patriot gives some &C euh1 ~
the tive regiments reported hy thF = y
graph - hagitg been offered Lincoln 81
Kentucky Tire fellow. wh1 . emu
ing Is an ex-edi or OF an ABOLITION s1se
formerly published in indiana ~
privateS are represent -
wharf rsts. sc1undreis. iaii-hIrd' ana 'oe.
eFs IN Cincinnati with few 6rInan tu'
Hers and vag abondsin Newport
The Correspondent adds; Nl.l p.
iure to assert that T.. thu whole 80
n-nts. there sre not ffty true A~i' -
ians born Of Kentucky parents sn't ri,
rom infancy. bssv- been taught Z" -
the English la.. rl ~ - MeaPtis AFl's-i
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Later from washinston-


Wa-nixsroS. II , p -As was supposed
So so niefiL revrfai rssin1riii- ~iifl N =
S-W jerry and M .ciiigsH brigtdes. Els
sarfhs z aHigrs aud District Miiiiia.
-rasssd INTO Virginia piekets having been
.reriou-iy driven in ~ the advance
yards.
tJaa rerisae.it took the road le-.ii.us 60
F~irfax court house. about twenty mile
rom Washington. while another, the
Ier.ev regffnrnr. stopDed At tho forks, one
nile from the Long Bridge. awaiting or
.l4rs 10 advance into Virginia also
Al aflvanc- was made from another
eo,nt namely. ut the moui Of the Poto
mac Aaa-dust - GEORGETOWN.
The 7th New York Regiment Eas among
the trooos. and after several hpurs march
.i,.-v reached point between the hrid e
nj Columbia Spring, on the Ice 81 the
Washington aud Alexandria kaiiaoad-
Tbe District OF Columbia roops return
"A 10 Washington this morning.
From 600 % 10000 iroops were sent
Mo Vireiuia this morning Firing Wa
,..srsi ooc ssi0nally By the driving IA Of the
virginia pickles
The eastern clarion. [volume] (Paulding, Miss.) 1837-1863, 1861-05-31

TINS Ruwoasp BArTlE -Amongthe tile
graphic extracts we publish to-day. Il WI
BE- found stated that a battle bad iak-h
Mace in Virginia in which GOO Aboii'i"''-
ists and sixty southern men we're kli'ea.
The latest dispatch on the subject = lat d
che 9th. bat nothing has since come
confirming Il. IL Is most probably hoax
very wicked and uniceliag one At that.
The eastern clarion. [volume] (Paulding, Miss.) 1837-1863, 1861-05-31

FRoN MoNrsoHEET The Aaooh to@
lriegraph says FsuTn iHarly in
ton 10 know. ~ learn ihat The il.l'.-'-
plans Of Pr4,.sAeui Dtgis arr but Ee5s
IlAily di~clas.d even 10 CoBgFrss -.
he President rri'nsrs l,eTi~ct -,
n The cspacirv and quaiifieaiia ms =
Lee Men are proffrred IN abuudaie- :
Of money there l. -i,oneh luT he pffsF'.i,
ana il the var should b fF''s- -
Which il Is beli.-v-d sill b iBe g o.
forabis- pros --cfs ere ol--rink - -. Al
iare. The ufmn-r conf i-ner
sssiRtaining hs Sihtii-rn iiassof ana - -
ieHd-ice. NJ Resell. the sI-e--i -
rrsssansl-nt Of the Landan ii"1TT
Aantsgra-rv ssuslv -arI-hS.l On -
pss,,.s. H. TIE a,d--r sI.,-iliiy ai.i ~
y Of nur -.rril- Popuiasiaii; sli4
Substantial unity % CIR P-..4S
slraggi, Tor iudeprndenss- 80 RS 1s'sf
aUpoasiblity OF re-constTuetloar
The eastern clarion. [volume] (Paulding, Miss.) 1837-1863, 1861-05-31
CALHOUN RNATITUTE,
FOR LADiEs
(Ltmiiad o Sra RPiis,l

FACULTY.
~ " = fQlNDf.Ai as a. o. President
rrQl =, 2. g lliffi8e Author Of tWo lnftf fffiar
noiaz@ in Music.
Prof FEkkATE ANGElo MORIKlo, n All.
ltrnfn H.fa University ~ 1ur
tF9h - t7AttA ettAsA J. A. ~ tlfom he Acai-
Mss A.. y rOiADteN f-at
Wis hs y. FoINnEATEN
Oct lkfN. sr-
The eastern clarion. [volume] (Paulding, Miss.) 1837-1863, 1861-05-31

Tarc..nias Que Of the editors and
Fo1r Of the hands iefs the Clarion esiai'.
ii.hment on wednesday. for the ware
From The large number Of printers volua
tso,in< AN over che country. we shall p'o-
bably and it difficult to replvi'isn ou'
force but We who have sta'd' wiz ~
d-avor by working the harder 10 seer -,
en- psper Iooses none or is interest hF
an expressing topic 81 present y the wa
AMI the reader may expect to md N our
columns Al. full accoauts Of that a their
.npIs dimensions will contain.
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List of Members Of the Jasper Crews.
Paulding. Jasper County. Miss.

List Of Members Of the Jasper Crews.
Paulding, Jasper County. Miss.
oEces.
1. JAHEs J. SHANNON. Captain.
2. TnoHAs J. BaNKsFoN. lsr. lieut..
3. DK JoH~ J. WALros. 2d
4. CnARLEs A. Js~NINGs. Sd.
Non fomr,issianed Oacers.
5. Charles II Wilson. 1t Sergeant
6. William N Pardu.-. I'd
Z. I-aac MeFdl. sd
6. Charlrs X Ad,nl~. 4th
Q. Dairl NJ irnes. Ensign.
10. Dmirl l. Duke. 1t Corporal
IL " liam Badse~, Cd
p William " I-e. 3rd
Il. Marlin 6. Turner. 4,h
Irip,ies
II Joseph Alexander,
IS. Nofv-li Andersen.
16 Issac ID l. Arledge,
Il Will IA u. Afl-dse.
Is Gfeenb-rry 81 Anderson.
49, J Inn +. c. Bridges,
D. John Btkef.
81 .'ohn Breithaupt,
u samuel X Branuom.
%. Jame, r. Craven,
q. William COnprrs.
p. Tobias L. Chandler,
d. Iame- Is Clarke,
z. Hugh F Cane,
rs john A Carter,
20. james " Downs,
30 AVN. }. Downs,
81 Jahu Davis
% Watson d maid,
50. Timothy d lilly.
81 John ID nl.y.
IS. B-niauin Everett,
SO. John Fatherre,
p. Jefferson Fiheree.
SO. Alfred P Cough,
80. Thomas II Green,
4O Allison Gib-on.
Al. William F Harper,
~. john Harper,
43. Johu +. l,uie.
II John G. Harris,
A.. John HOPKINS,
46. Eli Hudson.
A. Pleasant O. Hawkins,
IS William Jan.s Jr.,
40 Rotrrt II James,
So Clement .lauu-s.
ST. r .bsrt W James,
81 Jnn W. Keith.
So Geo w KILN.
81 GEORGE " Ke,-ton.
So Ransom J Lightsey,
Sc James " Ltwless,
81. JAMES L Llnder,
So .lohn ;. Topper.
50 J ms W Lindsey,
Co Uriab NJ Mounser,
81. Rsbrrt c Morris.
s.. James Norris.
%. Cyrus NJ McCmdy,
81. Abraham b. Myer.
IS jaime u Mccormick,
66. John F Mccormick.
g. Francis NJ Mccormick,
o. Daniel L. Med maid.
90. B niamin Z. Mcdonald. -
70. Hugh A. Mcdonald,
Il. John d. Moody,
- William y Morgan,
IS. Homer V. McMclxle
~. Malcolm Mckinney,
.. John Mear-.
rs. james II N-aly,
u. Thomas j Ov-rstreet.
-. Judson w. ELEPHANT,
~. Alison 0 ION,
so. Jacob F Perry.
81 G-org- W Pierce,
80. James F B. ker,
80 james r Rambo.
81. Gibson T. Register,
IS. Isace y Reeves,
81. Seth F Rogers,
81. John w Sinclair.
So, Augustus b Smith.
So John L Smith.
80. William Skehan,
OIL. George SeIhy.
o. Wiliam c. Thompson,
SO. Laeoh A t., Tor.
g. Alien Tnr"sr,
%, Nieholas- =
9j JalD,~
81
The eastern clarion. [volume] (Paulding, Miss.) 1837-1863, 1861-05-31

rhs,ss IL. theni The secession q the
lt h-.nks down Fsur capitAfsis. and
-ses rnur poser ena crr7tii. ln
~ari-. fou have been ATinE on aud
nasriar ihe Snufh % iaus ms nH.f
lons. Ike 8 eiTs her ap- We asn 1
49, =. De-.
The eastern clarion. [volume] (Paulding, Miss.) 1837-1863, 1861-05-31

The advertiser. having hc-n RESTORED 70 hcslh in D.
els- hy very siu pie rem dy after e,ing stf
f-r,d several years with severe lung sfTecBau ard
usi drea.i dies Cou~u.up tou-- ana.ili- o. inast
su'.sFs &, h.- : -iffa,.r- tlie fnsn- II cure.
To- al Whp de-ir. h. sill send 8 s,f lh.. Or.
ptiun used tfree ~ cisrgsl With he DIRECTIONS Co.
r~purins aud usinr the satn-, - ifci til,y w dad
20 CURs fir toNsuN.rtsS AsfHvt iiro>o.ali. a.
.le oaly ais Ca Of fh irertiz.r 10 -,nasrn tlir t
.rption = 60 snehi he aitici.d .ni pr,aa inf.i
Iatiun which ie cpnceives 10 he inv.duahie snd De-
,"pes every sufferer aiH arg hi REMEDY a.ii wi
'st them nothing and may proves breinr.
Parties wishing the prescription slil please sddrse,
R4v. EDWARD A VII uN
VIII tn-aaigh
King County New York
OCT 81, lsoo sly
vooDMANs CHERRY EXrsegoRA>r
Cures Coughs
gooDNANs CHERRY EXPEcroRsNr
Csrss Colds
WOODLANDS CHERRY EXPEcroRANT
Cores ri, kim IN tic Throat
TooDNANs CHERRY EXPEc1oRt
Cans 1 aacu7a.
vooDMANs CHERRY EXrEcroRANr
Cures sii ing OF Blood.
EOODMANs CHERRY EXPEl rURANr
Cnres Asthma.
YOODMAN's CHERRY EXPECroRANT
Cures indan.tio., g the i.un4s.
vOODMAN's Gil ERRY ENPEcrpRANr
Cures Fdpiiation 70 fhe Heart
yOODMANs CHERRY EXPECroRANr
Cures Palm mary Complaints.
81 ODM8N'S CHERRY ENPECiO2AAF
Cures Consumption even tlte .sorst kiadr-
vents eoa-ufnp IN taking hold -
ton shsn there T.
position.
ROODMAe'
mPaIut
-cioHANr
Cures pau- "a tlia Side.
CHERRY EXPECTORANT
c r-- sick Headache.
MANS CHERRY EZrEcToRANT
cur az affection OF tae Stomach aud Bowels.
WOODLANDS CHERRY EXPECTOeANT
Cures Kidney Complaints
yOODMANs CHERRY ENPEcroRANr
I-sirne Alternative Medicine
EOODMANs CHERRY EXPECruRtNr
Isu Pura pf Se Blood.
rOODMAN5 CHERRY EXPECrORANT
j. = powerful r-n9vator ~ tae Whole system
vOoDMAN's CHERRY EXpEcfcRtNT
d ih only Friend Of tie sick
ny no athcr Expecui,pant tnt
wooDNANs CHERRY EXPECToBANr
re no other r vpe roran' than
NOoDu1Ss CHERRY ExPEcroRaNT
that ynu ref $50 OF. er but
WOODMAN- CHERRY EEPE T0RANr
tooDNANs CHERRY ENPecroRANT
T. tis 'ns erase Dh-ffy Expeefara1f.
fOODMAN5 CHI Jerry EXPEl TnRAAT
e pr pared sefn Is Principle
ToODMtNs CHERRY EXPEI TuRtyT
D. tHe 'ni, henry sp csolant
- Sid by 90 Druggist un- Daflar pr la.-,I-
San la. fsai f3-8rn
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newspaper carrsr IN Lassyetie. In.
80 ben soreiy annoyed ~ dns.
5000 an interest in iha animal. and
hof bis half
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chem q ,pitaii-ts in furnishing th9 sineW
NJ 49, rompares ia favorable contrast q"
che rrindina processes employed 20 Obtain
s,,b.i,l...s Soufh Recently. merchHn'
IN w,b.l, pos.essrd stock Of gools w"r u
ai009 49, entire properly. lie W.
..4,.s.ed $500 for the Government an"
b.,in. unable 10 pas it. his stock at th'.
firo.. np.tla,hl-. was put up az aucilo"
and brought precisely 81 ..
aHofi.snaa'r'. t'-a 800 - ~. ri.,l,t
..r NJ NJ wiiai- 40 from a coml't
ssbi, nn-iae6 i thus reduced TO beg
nsfy.
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81 nru1s into keuzuekF At Confirmed. and
M rsrreff Davis and fFiandn rwir ~ ha
ronelSIutionai GUARANTEES 81 The c;t;z.. -
rirht 10 bear srfus-
TIE indie atoms are that the rnnss -
re- arms rlsI fsllinto hareis which VIII 80
rr.i-r aaF circumstance. fxhe Tor -
rninss cause. but viii use them 10 su.fasr
K~usucky is ub-Oiate nrufraligy ANA n,
-. that IS impossible. they viii use is.-,n
=, si4lence If heir homes. their fr.-d,-,.
49, fh4 soufil la some Cases tlsev . =
- +, ~ placsd in The coaisiy faiis 80.
;ecf % tie Kentuckys legitimate a.
shorilies.
rl...ir infrainrtion Is considered hv IL.
,,,,-s conservatives state kizlsis men -
49,. fwfo undoubtedly constitute H.
60 ra-iosify q Keutuekinns1 a. /. rsod
send.
V..u-1ttr. NV 27.-Privatr eiisrate1.z.
u lie Daiy Gazrftee Gays ilelszihR gs...R
$50 s. II srf.-r'- Perry on Sslurdsr .3..I
49, he enestsy Wa= rrfsulsed-
Saasdas Il 6<ht took l,lsc- at IIampton
,.-.r Fsrt Ianrop. Six hundred Lite..f.,
.,cs..s we're kili-d sud wounded Sou5l.
ern i.ss only di,y-
4 n,rifal return from Is COUNTIES IL
Virginia show only - votes against seoes-
sion-
NWw OatEAN4~ Shy - he pin~m
p .l-l-.o esn,e 10 anchor oil P4ss rl1,,t..
,...,.s5eIar AID sent boat 70 Fort Jaek-
-, ir,,.srls,islz them that lhe blocka.l.
had esnuarfceti-
Fi..sbo Is wiih ice are coming down the
Tee er.ek battalion Of Washington
ri,.,t Tnanlry leave tits evening f.r
V,Tr5ai. Ttere wiil Be an imposing di--
alan On their departure.
ss,,f.-crit,fis3u b,,,k- are already open Tor
,b. ,.,,r,.os+, Of abisining relief f,r ~.
frrnfis Of Jaes-on. who killed Ellsworth
raaN MONTGOMERY.
,f.x-aoxEs4. Nay q Business i aln,o-t
.,,.,~pd-d ia tie departments TIL. q,
...r. = s.ilinsi.ts aud furniture are III i.
~, ,s,sIsesl up aisri directed to Riehmopsi
~ = dsv 81 two every thing vii De GA,
he rouse Is Richmond.
DEfAsTrRE OF TRoofs.
Nrw OaLEANs May 27-The wasbinv-
ton AriIll ~ left this evening for Riei,
mond. Their march from the Ars-,,,I 4,
the Jackson Railway Depot Yves one con.
tipuots ovation The streets and bai,.a
nies along the iiue OF the prt,,t---lo,,
were den ely filed with men, wo,n-,,
and children. who greeted them wur
cheers as TREY passed.
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FROM vImTNIA.

RscHMoxD. May 2l-Alexandria q
aiken possession Of by Federal troP-
numbering about fvethousand. early III
morning, aud the telegraph wires cut
Our troop, about SIX hundred strins
made no resistance. aud retired In poo
order in full view ofthe enemy. 10 'au
fax station, ten milesfrom Alexandra
Gen. Bouham of s1uth Carolina. Nlti
his brigade. is al Manassas Gap. Tho br
gade consisting OF OIL Grrgss aud Col
Kershaws. Of South Carolina R ginen'
sixteen hundred uen has command o
General Cocks iotcs at Culpepper Cou
House. in all. between FIVE and siz thou
SIND men.
IN additional rgiment has ben sem
him TO day.
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WAsuTxsroS. Ny E-r=,-,,- -
Gen. II susf ia we've -iualtsneou-l 81.
ioaued Stating ho-tiiiaes on the mar,
Of the >authrrusFs Whle thav w.. -
tending z isuerth's fuaersI A -,
hfins and dense smoke are seen S.u,b.
ward bus b. iormrr IS ATTRIBUTED I, ~.
fires.
The utmost vigilenee is REQUIRED q,
the P@Es Ct the Federslists 10 g-,.r,I
A. sinst surrrisr.
The X rsnish reported A. ArIi,..o-
Hrixhts > mt lsriirulsfi-4d
TIE attack a. uaFpes's Perry i rro...
les
Henry Cs1neiir. the O serno- ~ "
NIX e. zzsys liv- fs-f. "a Ia ,b.. -
i-t- had non,i, -aii-,d TIE Euxiisi, -.
faefaFi~r i contrad ets-d
S-s-n bFiasas sHi 6fi~en miles Of ~.
trek west - Alex insilia -. -. -
GsF~rnor Ranks j. made a r.ia,.rs q
raj 's'''-
LegHTILlE, Aay 9o.-Ths islrOdus,is.
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MISCELLANEOUS INTELLIGENCE
The eastern clarion. [volume] (Paulding, Miss.) 1837-1863, 1861-05-31
Ayers Cathartic Pills,
FOR ALL THE PURPOSES or FAMILY pHysIe

are 50 composed that disease within the ranee 81
Their action can rarely withstand or cvade them
Their penetrating properties search, aud cleanse,
and lnvigOraie every portion Of the human organ
ism, correcting its diseased action, and restoring
ats healthy vitlities. As a consequence Of these
properties, the invalid who is bowed down with
pain or physical debility is ast0nished to ud his
health or energy restored By u remedy ut once so
simple and inviting.
Not only do they cure the everyday complaints
OF every body, but also many formidable and
dangerous diseases. The agent below named is
pleased to furnish gratis my American Almanac
containing certificates OF their cures and directions
for thcr use IN the following complaints: Castire-
ness HeaI tbHBJi Headache Ggi5SHg from dsSoTdcred
Stomach nausea. Indigestion, Tam and Mor5ld
IHGcffoH Of the B0tres, Flatutgieg, Loss Of Agpe-
tie, Jasa.dice and other kindred complaints
arising from a low state Of The body ar distraction
for the renovation OF the blood and the rtstora-
ton Of tone and strength TO the system facilitated
ms disease
The eastern clarion. [volume] (Paulding, Miss.) 1837-1863, 1861-05-31

u Runaway about tie first
aAAW Of March, ny negro unn Or
E ANGE. lle - about twenty
,M i've rurs old. bright nulatto.
blue eyes and sandy coioi,d
- - tair aud whirkris. nsnf Xxx
~ as, ni- front upper teeth nre vide
-. {, aud lac has a ssar on ilis oslf 81 his
from bum. ] viii I1ag the nb9gr ie-
ard Tor his delivery 20 ite or iur iii- rnfo
.'rpiug ia any jail where ] can 81 him
A. g. COTTON
Pauidiag Miss.. April O ls1l 25ti
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90 - II tII.sI.sInnI.

LhUDtIlDALE COUNY.
Circuit Court FJaery Trm a D. 1861
The eastern clarion. [volume] (Paulding, Miss.) 1837-1863, 1861-05-31

A,.n,uA REws.-rho following item
are from the New York s@s' one Of .h'
handisst papers nc small lying in tina
eft,
The eastern clarion. [volume] (Paulding, Miss.) 1837-1863, 1861-05-31

-parlous Gymnasium wiz AL the ui.i-i appra,-
uatu- FIR encouraging bodily exerci-e ana pt
~ Phys cal development will be ready l0r
tall
'-THiflnn So per nnnum.
Wnd Attendance rs. 10 those who lodge sti
,-ol'ege huilling- $40
Tuition in the Law b pstrfrnsut 49,
Bftrd n the Coiea.s brn,rins hYrlaaa. and in d.,
ssste families. about si2 pei lnpnrh
JAMES ~ HOWRY,
Sec nf fif. isuard
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NANCE OF sCHUDULE.
~ CO. a 81

ma 81 OF M u.s. n .AHHiisp 4 J tit'H fINi. p ~
a. tlfr Cpl ard d $40 ll.fnrl HfHF % iif'sfs q
y q. Hud 70 4 81 HtId r. nifEa.p p f-n %
H. miai~ aad vhi9 Ca rad mske. Gle f.ilor-
Z f.fipesflofsf
4 sierd..n rsth &c sffllern si--i sip i'oai
sl.ilh alI he nnls ed lifr % O. atI g. aarlIa a.
1-bufs NrF leans, -i.frrrp rt an4 ~ Hut. ~
-ian AMI ffMm
II finfh sih the ~ mpais nd lisiireigi ~ "a,
3 msi- IA hsI D.. oiiliiia I.ieaifi ild q a-il-
inA Afsa york aud 90 pJl.t 30 AZ EafHHf. Var
a.fa O. allua- md seOfRia.
40 Jae1aou ieuner-e affh me Missl p rff enlfft
aa1 iially s|dii ~ j. lg..u MIS- ieAsht.ff-f
b Dri an ard 80 cints 10 Wei alwlrnplL
40 liundsil b. she - "a hin ~ Dhin iitssi igr
feupiii- Nn fFttie t.Ola Fln- NinflnnatA aiAd Ail
cont Worth and "a l.
-lro satiI "a Illinois lafltrtl Bed fif-f L9Iet
hiclgo Louar lei Clleinnefi SD ~ pgiais Aerir
500 D faHt.
ff b.. soidl .nd p 10 Haiirnai " lsia p ili heaFy
go aud supeiiyr joint fi-fenirg NlH p ~ " e. re
.ssgfc aide nnis- q ua lF made D. ne ny - o. ~
isIng oeer th iofYt-. ard nl esn 20 'io ail'i -
tsd ~ mofi ffnfii pfssf NJ SLY fitat Hh th1
afn 81. o. "a oek "A viii p ~ u fe neigs Hn4 20
81 rs npD1iuffiislf- j. n frsf c'a-r fina a.
80 Q change q car baisefn Aoti r. Apa ei-m
us, kcatu 81.
through % K g ~ al She Maetera ffHsf sd
oon le u'aerd un z. n ~ ft-fAtl Ft
g. 70 Fngue ana f.ers rli -apsrlaf iisl's0t
Ml'fts april - irsi. lin2
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OFFICE oF THE NoBsLE TEfBUNE
Tu4-sl-y Evening. May IS lS6l
COTTON sales to d.y. which
sln sanis 70 100 bales were confined to one
buyer. Aliddling (a9ic.
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IA .s az osiren s0idiery
tie Hnr " r. srch On !" ns-. I
5 reudrroaH IS Corin+a -rte
sf.-,~a wfth othrr eamPansas into
acnt aad 30 orders % me 80 .
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LnuisrIllE Msy z3.-Preuuc-. uarnev.
Ks.ss snsi . brtnlin' Ehs Secretary -
!. state R g1is & ga .liitsv-. w-re iakeu
Franki0rt lhis evening. 70 girs~Tid-uce
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1861-01-25
ABBEVLLE SOUTH CAROLINA FRIDAY MORNING. JANUARY % 1861
In the money scale vou stand still higher

.
Never was SO magnificent a lu .raon
given TO the children of Israel as you gave
in territory to this very freesoil principle.
This power now turns upon you and SAYS,
We demand this of you, or we will coerce
you into obedience. Look at The history
of the past The speaker referred TO Alex.
ander Hamilton aud John Q. Adams
generally regarded as the great arch enc.
mics of republican frccdom-yet they re-
pndiated as monstrous the doctrine of coer.
cion. Adams. when President, sai. in the
case Of Georgia, You cannot coerce State.
Yet now it is not only boldly proclaimed /,
but carried into actual operation. Mr. Floyd
compared the colonial wrongs with the pre-
sent, and asked, how incomparably great
are the wrongs Of this day above those
which prompted Patrick Henry to say.
Give me liberty or give me dea,hp if,
with all the light before you, YOU still hest
tate, can only say that he who dallies is
bastard and he who doubts shall be damned,
[ Loud caeers. If you are willing to wear
the badge Of iI,feriority, shall quit my ma
tive State and go with the master race.
Are you ready to stand for your equality 2
Yes! yes j Now is tho day and now is
the hour to occupy position Of security.
It's long time since ceased to hone
to meet The appreciation of every BODY.
know it cannot be. The history of man
kind shows this. But this I can say, that
| am the first Secretary, for years and years
who has administered the Department of
War upon the estimates aud within the
appropriations made. I never asked for
deficiency bill to meet expenditures. I
have expended over sixty millions of money
and only ask, that in your Investigations of
my official course, you will not resort TO
forgery Or perjury. have been true to you
and, i'll conclusion, permit ME to say thai,
as private citizen, camo only to give
you the Information I have given, and to
proclaim to you, that as over a hundred
years ago my progenitor poured out his
life FLOOD in yindication Of the liberties of
the country, so l am ready. after the lapse
OF century, to pour out mine in defence
of Virginia.
Gov. Floyd took his seat amid almost
deafening cheers.
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