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The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-08-26

SHERlFF'S SALE.-By virtue of
~ three vendtioni exponas executions issued from
the Nigo Common Pleas Court, 10 me directed and
delivered, in favor Of Nathaniel Schoonover and
against Eleaxcr H. Ketchum and two in favor Of Ma
thaniel schoonover and sgsins, David smith
| am ordered 10 sell the following &C.
scribsd real estate, situated In vigo oovuty
Indiana, to-wit Twenty COZ acres oil the east AsW
Of the north half \ Of the south wes, quarter
tk) section thirty -four "a township eleven an.
range eight Isl west, and on
SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER IL, 1881,
Within the legal hours Of said dsy. Al IN. c.rr,
House door, in Terre- Haute, will offer the rents
and profits Of the above described real er.ss> to-
gether with all the privileges and sppurtenances 70
the same belonging, for atsrm not exceeding ssven
years 70 the highest bidder for cash upon fail
ure to realize sum sufficient to satisfy said srecu-
tons and costs, will then and there eer the fee
simple In and 70 said real estate to the highest bid
der for cab, 10 satisfy the same.
This 7fS day u August. lssl
uu2lwspfs<. SAMUEL CONNER, shn.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-08-26

SHERIFF's sALE.-By virtue Of
~ a. sre~-uc1 issued ffcn the vIrc co~re-
Pleas Court 70 directed and delivered In favor
n Patrick Sharson r-d sgssn.t Lewis Gross. have
levied the sollcwi.g described real estate .ssus
tef in Nifn c~-ni- Indiana, ,s-wi,- Los Ne forty
six 90 IN the suhcvision n eighty-two "a s~rss
ard rxtf-fve enc hundrettks - 100 - an sc-. "A
the r-rth snd e TIE rcrth-ss, sasrser NJ e .ee-
uon tven'y.tvc q township Twelve is rorfh Of
range nine 81 west. heretofore made bv th.uro.,
Rosethe plat, sn acknowledgement whereof IA. been
tuly recorded, snd e.
SATURDAY. sErTrNBER ID. is1,
wlihis The legal hours q .sid dsy. q, The csurt
honse door. IN Tsrrc Hsue. viii Offer the rent. ara
prufts II the Adore Described Real rsfsta toc~sh.r
With all the privileges sd sppurfen.nr~. - the .ss
Belonging, for term not exceeding seven rssrs -
the highest bidder fcr CASH AMI upon failure 70 real
Ire sum sufrrtenf 70 satisfy aid erseu.ton .,A
cctf-, viii then ard there oFsr Tie f~r--rr-l~ IN
and 70 ssd Real Estate n ne highest hisser CT e.sh
te .etisfy ths same
Thts lprh tsy - Arxu.s. lssf
SAMUEL coNSEs. shs-ia
saSsiwSv pr 81 ss.eo
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-08-26

THE firm Of Grover a. Fairchild.
n hss b-<s ssse,~s1 ~ -spusi e,as<-t All
ssfsern<nss mnst b nkts ~ish lc-<rh GrrTsr AL
list Il tus - sail fr- il se PAID - b-n srt sli
r-ts.t>@1srs - Re e-- q - - paid ~ Nm
JoSErf1 GRtvER
cHAEEt fArpfHu.n
.N-cs -. fr<1-cr
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-08-26

TRUMPs: 4 NOVEL BY GEO.
II " CURTIS. rs.se-sais,ly T,s--ress-i ey Horr,ss
MACAULAY's History Or ENGLAND
VI. Eih-
THE WITS AND BEAUA ~ SOCIETY.
~ ths asrfhcr q s.cr~e~~ q so>setr."
spletxd Al VIZ. BucKU0BAkA
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-08-26
DISSOLUTION.

Tu'Hy r.. - crs.nsr Kryes hss been this dsy
Il Dissolved ~ natnsi ec1senf. TAs hus,nsss wili
ns ee-rsune< - the place usssl RI " Keve-
vhe viii also ssffie ,ii esir-s against the err and
- who-i All sisir-. - $50 ern are - Re psss
n KErFt
TX. cRkSSyu
k-x IL fse1-6i-
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-08-26
LEGAL.
TOHSORiAL.
Medicated Hair Wash,

DROP. GEORGE W. CANADA
Il having refitted hir shsvrg AM Tfsir rr~s.l.~
>sio>sl. II 1ning The TcTEe H1n.e Hcas1 he-e i~.r
70 tfovr 10 c.,ikrns ant ruiiic generally thss ~
4 nov prepared - wait 1rcn cls.nners A. III
usual sztisrfte-s Sffcf nft~rffon rfx,~ =.
Shanpoeni''s 80 r.-is- i.s.ies ana I3uie ciris,
Hair GEO ". CANADA
sfaoiu
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-08-26

COTTON GOODS.

~ u ~ >'>>>>A>f's
We are happ, TO 10 able TO announce "
our customers and the public generally that
We ate still enabled To otter all kinds OF
Domestic Cotton Goods
AT THE OLD PRICES
Anticipating months ago an advance in the
raw material. we purchased over
iOU Bales Brown Muslins;
81 Cases B.esehei Muslins.
20 Bsles Shifting. Stripes and Checks;
~ Bales Denms and Ticking,
AND Asour
100000 Yards
PRINTED CALiCOES,
All of which We are nov selling az follows
CALICoEs. at cents per yd;
Extra Fast Colors. ate
Superior qualities and styiesst s
Very best manufactured, at 10
BrOsrM .MMsltsss:
Good Al Brown Muslins az &c
Superior Fine do, at J : ADD Sc
Extra SO to 40 inch do, at y and Toe
Blea he'd Muslins.
Good Blesehed Muslins at &c:
Extra Fine do At sc
Superior Shifting at Zoe
We have also ia store over 10 different
brands of the most popular Bleschsd
muslins in
shirtings. Sheetings, Pillow Cases
Of tho following names: Hill. somper. Idem.
James Mill. Boot Mills. Sussex. wanssstts.
willismsyille. Mododnock. Consstoga. &c.
We call especial attention TO a lot vi
FANCY DRESS SILKS!
Purchased a, great sacrifice to the Import
er. which we are selling q, s2xc per yard.
and fully worth 81 90. Our stock Of
BLACK SILK!
Has never been equsllsd in uns market
High Ias,re 3Isct Dre-< siIk-a IS. 20. 90
and 81. We have just opened magnificent
line OF
Early Fall Dress Goods
In beautiful stslss Tor Stree. and Travelling
Suit.
Elegant psplin. .nd Poll de Chevies st 25c.
Double width Brochs Chevie at AZ.
Elegsn, Erobrosdefed Rroche illamin--
We advise our friends 20 no, allow themselves
Va be imposed upon BY the cry Of
ADVANCE ~ COTTON GOODS
A ~e ste .sill .na all b. 10 position 70
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-08-26

SrRArFD OR sToLHS s--oNe light red ~ -fth
- iinst hs~x. her tail hss besn >ut 90 - take
eStAe IRISH ~ he srt; fer k~rrs .s>u, netiuu
use-rs ether -srks rscolsesed. sac l.n . calf
secut three tsys ed which i-tees ths belief that
she b. zee. drive. swsr s-itsbis reward elIi
- paid fnr her recovsrv 1T NpYrATT.
k-s -. lss-~f~
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-03-01
CREEl)S-

W., ,oBr-I.s. ---4is are based on ONE who died,
-1..,.. MI for rar ton SIX I!.s breiin; -iiel
On. .r-,,.- s.--Ei- from every brudr'i knee
..olr Father help us, a. We trust IN Thee
o-.1r.rs W. see in every rhan-e below
Ts. urai. ot..y Him AMI the lishtninss know;
Tr...r.h Tuake comes o'.-ieut at ll- cali,
T.. ~, sinks r-n;uraI columns fal,
Tn "a VI have, a coutueut 70 light,
one i.lr is D N. snoih-r sinks in night;
n. turn, and o,rr,urns fr'm pole to pole,
U.Ll.I. the sIars-yet .,oops to ssve a soul.
-. Aave loysI thee, even unto death,
I-r. ;t7a ;Hy ir5ib - the i;rde,mrr saith;
-I-s-- { aim thy interest aud thy vii,
All though he wound thee, he thou flith:ul still;
r.,..,r with him. ia sorrow i~ thou there,
p. lbs own .hou,irr meath hi< load af care;
i .r--y ICED hiu: {, he thirsty, give
: q. ~ 5@a ~r.Ispriu., I'D him drink and live
W. my Irother'' Ponder well the Word
t. poorest servant 4 the common Liri.
y I-r--r he i~tlls Whistler HE faith or name,
n s5ui frar-rnal hold, We 10th the same;
l.: n..,b-r claim rh- light to lead aud rule,
N-.ai.r- hi, brother. nor pronounce Lin fool
49, man th.Ikrth." .ay We. ESQ i he
SEA mAu pofrH. 50 Lis end shall b..
Pave H. f,uth better, ty thy better leeds
ian h.. thou gubte,t. nor contend for crecds-
VfiJh ar. Of earth: W. lose them in the strife
W'h The la.t Fo-msn uf our mortal lif-;
o-- welcome home awaits the good and pure
WIZ Ir.yer, aud rituals, and all tears, Ger.
.E>U, thy j-wrl., born f every faith,
bar but ne value in Thy iloot-hou=ht wreath.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-03-01
Timely Hint.

A prominent gentleman tells reminis-
cence of the days Of Nullifcatiou. 1t
seems that Gov. Letcher, Of Kentucky,
who sympathized with the Nullifers in
1882, called upon Gen. Jackson to learn,
is possible, what the General intended to
do toward crushing Calhoun's conspiracy
against the Union. The Governor opened
the subject mildly, aud Jackson only au-
swered BY telling Le,cher to read certain
instrument Of writing on the table before
them. Letcher read it, and found it to be
a Warrant for the Arrest Of John Z.
Calhoun. "But, my dear General, you
dou't intend to carry out what this paper
calls for?' "Gov. Le,cher. is my name
signed to that paper?" "Yes, General,
it is" "Very we'll, Governor, it is very
seldom that l sign papers merely for ef-
feet. Governor, look on the left corner of
the paper; is the seal of the United
States TO it" at is, General" Gov.
LetcLer visited Mr.. Calhoun after he left
Gen. Jackson, and, awakening him up
out of his sleep, related to him bis inter
view with Jackson. Gov. Le.cher alleged
that Mr.. Calhoun assumed the appearance
of ghost, when he heard what Gen.
Jackson intended to do, and Nullifcaticn
loo. all its venom from that hour.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-03-01
How they Sustain "the Union ="

The following are the democratic" reso-
lutlonS unanimously adopted at the meeting
OF Monday, (reported by us last week. pre-
senled by committee of which Daniel Long
instead Of Mr.. Hesser (as We stated) appears
a member. We gIve them IN fulI-put them
on Iecord-for future use, as expressive of
the views Of that party IN The present contest
between Lawful Government and a Mexican
Anarchy:
Resolved by the Democacy Of Union county
IN Convention assembled, that we are, as We
ever have been, unai,erably attached 10 the
Constitution of our fathers and the Union of
the States. the crownlng glory Of that Consli-
tuition. That We believe The Constitution and
Union 10 be IN imIneni peril on account of
the success OF a Sectional party, and we
deem II Just and right that the republican par
ty should yieh ds platform Of theoretical poll
iies IN this luncture, when II is shown 10 be
absolutely necessary 10 maintain the Union.
Z :. That We deprecate civil war,as we be-
heve that this tnIon can never &c maintained
by force of arms, and that as Democrats ce are
nat uihine TO take mp nrins 10 support a plat
form which mejorify Of lie people repudiaied
and opposed at the polls.
3. That we cordiGLy Gpprore the policy Of
tie National administrator IN its wise and
concIllatory course in the present perilous
Condition of the country. 4
{. That the report of the Committee Of the
Peace Conventiun,now in session inv ashing-
ton. meets hearty approval, and We urge
upon our Members of Congress, its adopaton,
If it shall be laid before Them.
These resolves exhibit a queer way of pro-
ring professed love for the Unicn and Con-
siitution. They have not word agains, the
opposers Of the Union and Conslituiion-they
do not even pledge themselves 10 sustain
the friend. of the Union and Constitution
Was there ever such inconsistency How
wonld the Wings of the Revolution have ap-
reared. declaring for Liberty, yet iustifying
Adams and Hancock and their friends should
yield all their "Heoreiieai politics" and submit
10 the domination of tyran,s.
The first resolution assumes that great
danger exists. A disappointed party, failing
TO dictate the policy Of the Government, now
seeks 10 overthrow it, The remedy proposed
for this base. black treason, is for the major
ity party now to be the Government, Itself
10 Weld lis wel-xon and hard-fousht victory,
and give up 10 the very men whom the people
by their votes declared should not rule! II
that is noia pa,cntable praof Of attachment"
We know not what Is. Destroy the Union, 10
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-03-01
Judge not from Appearances.

When was eleven years old, my moth
er moved to the country. Our neares,
peighbor was minister by the name of
Way land, who, in addition to bis miuisie-
rial duties, owned and cultivated a large
farm. Oae night, my attention was at
tracted to bright 'ligh. in one of the up
per rooms of our neighbor's house. In a
moment saw the ,yife ay pas, the uucus-
tanned window, closely followed BY her
husband, who was armed with huge fire
shovel; around the room she went, still
pursued, and, as l listened breathlessly,
thought, nay, was sure, | heard a scream.
| FASTENED to my mother, and told her
what l had seen, aud We both looked out,
but the light was gone, aud all was quiet
Notwithstanding my mothers judicious
warning to say nothing about it to any
one, before school was out the next day |
had confded it to bosom friend, and in
week half the village knew it, and
great talk it made l assure you. Finally
it reached the ears of the deacons, who
proceeded to investigate its truth. My
mother looked grave and troubled when
they called; but conscious of having told
only the truth, l met them fearlessly, apd
related what had seen. They left, ia
king bee line for the minister's to bring
him to account. With many apologies
they made known their errand, when, to
their surprise, the minister burst into a
hearty laugh.
"Wsit moment" said he, "till call
Polly. You see, that night l found big
rat in my chest, and came down for the
shovel, and babe her hold the light, while
| killed him. Finding no other place to
hide, the rascal took refuge in the folds of
her dress. and she ran, screaming, while l
managed to dislodge and kill -
IL3---~. vruSe ueen careful not TO re-
peat any unfavorable report about my neigh
bors, at least, until l knew the whole
,ruth-Americdn Agriculturiss.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-03-01
5..,, t,ga1g Siar Il L,m,sbqfg eRfrR,:Is
yIypEPEyDENr FANiLT JofRNAL
,r,ia,Y,- at Lev i>burg. tniOn county, Pcnn'a.

nus, s1 r.r wear, To HE pam ~ ArvtNcE-ant
u" -. { + longer Or shorter l-ri"d Thus %
Ei1' f.tlr mouths, - rts for IN mouths, dol.
, months, ial. i1r sixteen months, dol ior Two
O. fu- -ugi-s year. 10 for ten copies one
yai''1 si-.T. NJ cts. Payments by uall ip7iJ)
,af H. ro.-a-- stamps. or bank notrs al their
r-.r'Tl - v'.t A.al. Il Produce receivei in pay
.l tim * i-e> ior which TAPER . mailed,
r..-arlunlu- account It j. STOPPED.
l1a.. .syr, handsomely published. az 50 cts rer
IL >, cts 90 ID after Insertion. j dol for siN
sd7l rer year. lIa.fa SQUARE, ct,' 10 cts
u'pta'' isr.s-l 80. uU. 20. Merchants Sc.
a...l' .,,,,th 4 column. 10 dot! per year. Other
M, g.. a-r-rl upon. s3uarr is l@linrs or
So = - 10 4 next lar-~r. Advertisements OF a
1As. --,l ar sysiul lin- tendency not admitted
'',gplsa,.ozs desired On TOPICS Of general interest
CoIH-.-i.f t,y the writer's real name and address
s1aASW,fSrrlr s1a TELEGRAPH is located in the Office
lne -r.gfl ly which Se often insert important
el'he = - IT To-. Philai Mails
Al' 1,s -ha u;'is- are ample materials for most
.,Co..-.,-s RENTING, which val be SECUTED with
hnls - is.f..t-h and m reasonable trrns
- ,lr-rt .-u-nls to he paid fr when handed
x ~h-u delivered Ait'..'"'r %" PfeS,htif"i-
m Market uarr.north .iir second STOREY
cWit WDRDEN CORNELIUS.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-03-01
Bayard Taylor on Real Estate.

lrcpeat it, the only positive property is
real estate-no: only in Imagination, but
also in fact. You may hold in your hand
a hundred thousand dollars 10 bank notes
a sudden puff of wind surprises you, and,
wbisk away they go. Or you may fall
into the water, and they are reduced to a
worthless pulp; or the house burns down,
and your notes, and jewels, and mortgages,
are consumed with it. But who ever
heard OF an estate being blown away, or
burned up, or carried off by an abscondiug
defaulter ! Did any man ever see coun-
terfeit farm? The market value Of land
may fuctuate considerably, but, unless
nature is subjected to violence and out
rage, its intrinsic value never varies. 1t
always possesses the same capabilities; if
not the same capacities.
There is one feature, at least-and, to
to me, not the least impor,ant-wherein
the bleakest barren is equal to the most
fruitful intervale. Within its limits, the
proprietor issovreigu lord. He may build,
tear down, excavate, fill up, destroy, or do
whatever else he will. Yea, be may even
(in cur couu'ry,) write, speak, prOsely,e,
establish new religious sect, adopt anoth-
er form Of governmeD,-provided he still
pays bis taxes-and in every other way
compatible with the rights OF his neigh
bOrs, give free play to the ecceutrici,ies of
bis individual nature.
1t extends, legally, to the centre Of the
earth. l OVID, therefore, a narrow strip
Of territory nearly four thousand miles iu
length! Truly, I can not travel to the
end Of my dominion what Of that? l
have no desire 10 do SO. And above me,
the seas of blue air, the dark, superimpOs-
ipg spsce-aIl is mine, half way to the
nearest star, where ! join atmospheres
with some farotf neighbor! The scatter
ed clouds as they pass over, the rain, the
rainbow, lightuings and me,eoIic fires,
become my temporary chat,els. Under
my feet, what unknown riches may not
exist !! beds Of precious minerals, gro,,os
OF jewels, sparry caverns, sections of sub
terraDean seas, and furnaces heated from
the central fire! This is wealth which,
indeed, would not be received as collateral
security fer loan, but it is, therefore,
none less satisfactory to the Imagination.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-03-01
Gbe Stat auo Gbronifle.
MONDAY. FEB. %, 1861.
On Monday Next,

ABRAHAN LINCOLN. the constitutional
eloice Of the law-abiding people OF
lis Union. will probably assume the
IIce of Executive Of the laws Of the
(.,cd States, and HANNIBAL IIANLIy
VI. be officially recognized as his
sg,cesSor, in case Of a vacancy in that
.1Prtant post.
It is on all hands acknowledged
il-t no one-WAsHIyGToN perhaps
tIceptci-has come TO the discharge
q more difficult duty than now
evolves upon the man from Illinois.
tie i IS little accustomed to the mere
:ltlne duties Of national statesman
sip as was Washington himself, but
IS q, well fitted as he was by honest,
Straightforward habits Of thought and
d action, quickness of apprehension,
tltirlHg energy, and honest devotion,
.Jr tue work before him.
Iueyclaycbeen divers instructions
against this Government during cigh-
'!years. some Of them Of great extent
ial nallgnity. .bu; none as widespread
aal alarming as the present. Fairly
l..elied at an Election in which they
PARTICIPATED 10 the last, the Slave Oh
.;aFcay has openly rebclled, and set
tp anew Government, in seven States.
iolg or i've other States threaten to
Ale with tie seeding States in case
q any attempt to reduce the latter to
e"esi41ce. And in six or cightmore
'.~'es men can he toand-members
q large but minority party-who
'.rl.y declare that if the Government
tAe!c!se> lis authority as it has done
u cases Of rebellion heretofore, they
~ slde with the traitors in arms,
80 L=At against the Government to
'-.c4 they are in legal allegiance
"s1FalsIAg the deadly weapon against
r' oo>oms Of their neighbors, in de-
5ace Of the abhorrcnt, revolted Slave
.1Eer.
lMs treason has penetrated the
amy and Navy-corrupted Members
10th branches of Congress, not
'lsi2lding their oaths of Office
.sloFallzed the Cabinet-and mes
~''iled even the Vice President and
M .-T I resident themselves. None can
W. NOV uo* iarihe deadly poison has been
F-IlI!'ed United to infect the body polite.
Dus'as the last year, the National
e-l-, ~ ald munitions Of war have been
s-eAy transferred, 10y the Arnolds in
.-.sll' IRON the loyal TO the revolt
GATES. The Army and the Navy
-.S .,s oeea disordered, scattered, and
-. -s as unserviceable as possible, by
sd.,e secret cabal. The Govern
~ 'I' , treasury has been exhausted,
l,st .e!' without money or credit.
~. -Gaily, the Secretary OF War has
'.-'u indian Trust Bonds and thrown
ne market illegal acceptances
- .e Government endorsed by
l. III olhclally, to the amount of
r9 or Six Millions. Most Of this
I'D 4 Il Is right to presume, has been
,4, IN paving the extraordinary ex-
III oi this Secession movement.
my, -.,a has been managed in such a
.,-ro -ass as indicates the presence Of
II s. amounts of money.
~ ,-e new Administration will come
d. PI~er with a National Debt of
hundred Millions Of Dollars.
to oocNring Administration found an
Lowing Treasury!
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-03-01

MAGNIFIcENT-Matthew Nsssar, Esq
a liberal Baptis, of Pousbkeepsie, y, y
has endowed Female College, 20 pear
bis own uame) with Four Hundred Thou
sand Dollars. The classics and sciences.
will be taught after the rigid method OF
our colleges for males, recognizing no jill
ference in mind on account .! sex.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-03-01

SOUND ADVICE Trust 10 man 10 this
crisis, says the Raleigh (N @ Nanddrd,
who says "there is no hope foI the U mon. !"
lie who does not hope for the Union, will
not work to preserve it.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-03-01

BEARDLEss BARLEY.-Four or five
years ago, We distributed in this county to
different persons each few seeds Of the
abOve-named grain. The ravages Of the
weevil for few seasons killed most of it,
bu. those who started were much pleased
with it. Mr.. Dauberm4u, OF Limestone
Tp, Informs US that be saved the grain
through all the dangers-and that from
hree seeds he has Dow three pecL,s Of most
beautiful grain, weighing 62 lbs. to the
tushel, for which he has been offered at
the rate Of So per 5usbel. 1t is desirable
that pains be taken to secure and give a
fair trial to grains aud fruits of other
countries, which may turn out immensely
to the advantage of our own.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-03-01

. save II t.-lFample upon theCoIsiituiIon, 10 pre-
serve it, Verify, 'ye are the meI, and wis.
dom will die with you But Washington
did not yield 10 the Whiskey Insurrec,ion-
ists-Jackson did not vacaie the Pres rsidential
chair, and put Calhoun in, for peace's sake
nor did Buchanan ordain compulsory Polyga-
nv TO pacify the Mormons in rebellion. In
all those cases, Government, like "ihe Repub.
lican party" adhered 10 its platform and
supported the Union and Constitution by
wthslanding-no by encouragins-iis enc
mics. Our Democracy uouh sure the Union
By giring up 10 the d snionists,
The modesly of this dictaiion as to what
"ihe Republican party should" do, is sublime |!
The Democracy have right to roll in the
mud as much as Ihev choose-,o forswear
their professed pTInciples, and take new ones
from their Southern masters, every four years
If they please. They may speak for them
selves-yield compromise, beg, howt for their
party, bnr not for ours. Their assumption Of
our duty is much like picking other peoples
pockets for money 10 put into a contribution
box! Instead of volunteering terms for our
degradation before men who as richly deserve
the halter as ever did Benedict Arnold or
John Brown, they had besser yield" their
own "lheoretical politics" Of Slave Extension
and Fillibuslerins.-..,hen these periodically
manufactured Union cricises" would soon for
ever cease,
.. This resolution means that thev will
not sustain the Government of their country
against its enemies. The men, "unalierably
attached 10 the crowning glory Of the Union,"
will not hit hand for its continuance, They
will not fight for"iheir own, their native land"
they will not "ra!ly under the stars and
stripes" if called upon by the constituted au-
thorities, against the ratilesnake flag. Other
rebellIons have been put down by "force of
arms" yet none is SO baseess as the present,
which has been maturing for thirty years,
and is not caused by Lincoin's election.
The claptrap about a'sectIonal party, repu-
dated at the polis," can refer in truth only 10
the sectional party now in open war. What
was the decision Of The people al The last cleo
tiOn Look at the returns