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New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1861-03-08

Try IT If You DARE.-The Dover[ Nh !
Gasette says, in reply to the threat of the Re
publican Senator from New Hampshire
about hanging northern Democrats for trai-
tors:
'What We have to say to anybody who pro-
poses such contest with the Democrats OF
New Hampshire and the North, is, try it il
you dare. You will find men worthy to brand.
ish the gllttering steel. In that contest it re-
quires no prophet or son If a prophet to fore
tell, with perfect certainty, that MIR. Stewards
proposition to 'repre.s and suppress the Re-
publicans party. will be most cfectualiy &c.
compiished'
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1861-03-08

Iowa STATE BANK.-1he annual meeting
of the Board Of Directors was held in this city
last Wednesday. All the branches except
Keokuk anl Muscatine were rsprssente viz.
Des Moi Mes, Council Bluffs,
Iowa City, Lyons, Fort Msdison, Burlington,
Mt Pleasant, Oskaloosa, Washington, Nc.
Gregor, and Dubuque. The Directors on the
part of the State, Messrs Bronson, Noble and
Edgington were also present. The affairs Of
the institution are represented as being in a
highly ilourshing condition. The old off,
Gers were unanimously reelected. Presi-
dent II. Price Vice President T.. Clark; Sec
rotary +. Baker; Executive Committee, BIZ
Baker and Geo. G. Stone. State Press.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1861-03-08
From the Albany Atlas
The Great ASSASSINATION Plot

i uO " CuC AC0'OCO ('uOSlVu i Nv
The Journal, with commemorate discre.
ton, turns the cold shoulder upon the terri
bio hobgoblin story Of the intended assassina-
ton of MIR. Lincoln, and suffers its sacred;
veteran to find peace AZ we'll rs safety IN the
National Capital, without editorial comment
1.-THE absurd story Of the bood-thirsty plot,
concocted by statesmen, endorsed by bank,
ers, and to be carried into execution by I'D
venturers. had been trus-if poor Mr.. Lin.
coin had not been needlessly frightened out
of his warm bed into cold Tartan plaid-it
is probable that the leading Republican or.
gan of the State would have some words OF
lust indignation for tho contemplated and
bafled treason But the story is too ridicu.
lous even for the Journal to lndorse, despite
its distressing effect upon MIR. Lincoln. Kan.
,as shricks and pros lavery outrages are we'll
enough to adopt, for their disaproval comes
slowly along. But when We are told that
MIR. Lincoln received reliable information ut
late hour of the night that the train he was
to travel in on the morning was to be cast
down on steep embankment-that ruffans
were to rush down the ravine and stilette all
the disabled passengers-and that he forth
with took fight in u Scotch cap and military
cloak. making better run than he did IL
the late election, and leaving his wife and
children to travel in the doomed train, the
dose is little too strong That the we'll
wishers of Mr.. Lincoln adopted the plan Of
frightening him, in order that his chattering
might be confined to his teeth-that they
desired to hide him in Scotch plaid, and thus
keep him in check until he reached Wash.
iugton-that they wished by counterfeit.
tant to stop his irresistible itching for speech.
making, may be all true enough; but very
few will doubt that he was operated on by q
nursery tale. and that his irregular motions
between Harrisburg and Washington, were
the. result of unnecessary fight.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1861-03-08

Horace Greeley calls Cash. Clay q coward
Call Cash. 50 to his face, o White. HATED
philosopher, and, like d good draft, you vii
be Cash'd ut sight. = Prentice.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-03-28

tcrferc with slavery, as it now exists, in the
District Of Columbia nor shall it abolish or
interfere with slavery in any Of the States, by
whose laws it is or may be allowed or per-
mitted.
9Th. The Withholding from persons who are
in whole or in part of the African race, tho
elective franchise and the right to hold office,
whether Federal, State, Territorial or Munich
pal.
9th. Congress shall have no power to abol-
ish slavery in places under tho exclusive ju-
risdiction OF the Federal Government, and sit
uate within the limits Of States that permit
the holding Of slaves.
10Th. That the importation of slaves from
foreign countries into the United States shall
be forever prohibited.
18th. That Congress shall have no power to
interfere with the slave trade between tho
States.
18th. That tue foregoing amendments shall
not be subject to repeal or modification except
with the consent Of all the States Of the Union.
And in order that amendments to the Con.
~stitution of tho United States. carrying into
effect the foregoing suggestions shall be sub
United 10 the people Of tile several States now
in the Federal Union for their approval or
rejection, therefore:
Resolved, That this Convention will appoint
one Commissioner TO cach Of the States of the
Union, who shall be instructed to submit to
the Legislatures Of said States, It in session,
and if not, to the Governors Of said States, the
foregoing amendments, with the request that
the same muy be acted on either by the Legis-
~latures of said States, or hy Conventions called
by the Legislatures OF said States. on or before
the first Monday in October next.
Resolved, That in case said amendments
shall not be approved by the Legislatures or
Conventions of said States OH OF before tie
first Monday in October next, that then an OF.
dinancc to the effect indicated in the following
resolution, shall go into operation on the third
Monday in October next.
Resolved, That this Convention will adopt
an ordinance resuming to the State Of Virginia
the pownrs heretofore delegated by her 70 the
Federal Government, TO take effect on the Sd
Monday in October next, in case tive amend.
mcn,s indicated in the foregoing suggestions
! are MT approved oy the several States of the
Union on OF before the first Monday in October
next.
Resolved, That the said amendments and
ordinance bu submitted to the people Of this
State at the next general election Tor their ap.
; prevail or rejection.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-03-28
Virginia Legislature---EXtra Session.
Tuesday. MARCH 26, 1861

SENATE.
seuu,s mt vi 10 o'clock, a. NJ. ?. JOHNSON Ia the
Chair.
House bin, passed: authorizing the trustees OF the Mstho
dist District Parsonage Ia sa!em to borrow money and
execute II deed Of trusti changing the names o! ihe Luna.
TIC A.yluns.
Several bill, were reported from %mmI;tee
TIE Tax bill, which had beua und.r tiscu..!or n. ,rv.
eral days, was passed, With Yarl u amendments, atcr de-
eu->Iop. Ia which 4 number OF Senators participated.
Th= House bill, extending tho ch6rt,r Of the various
bsnvs CT the Commonwealth, ras passed.
Soms t!ae WAS CONSUMED iu the consideration ola mo-
ton for evening Iss ioni :hs Remainder 0. the week. Ths
motion %as lost
A stl longer time WAS consumed Ia the consideration Of
@ proposition offered by Sir. S.uars, touching the subject
Of federal Relations.
The Clerk read n Communication from the Governor,
/ rrcomrE ending the following appointment. under az act
| passed this session Of the General Assembly FOR the Ord.
nance Department:
Cap.n!a Charles D!mno:k as Colonel; Bri,coc G. Bald.
win rs Captain and Captain p. @. Cughlan, Of tas l,V:h
| regiment. n, Clerk with tn. rank Of Cartall
TIE senate adjourned At 3 O'Clock.
house or DELEGATES.
';ouss called to order .. 10 o'clock, Speaker cRCTcH.
I'll. ID In the Chair.
Tho tMl approprIatings sum necessary TO pay for the
preparation aud publication Of the second et!t!on Of the
G"i-, was pHssed, ayes ia.
tn bin amending an &c. passed March 9th, 1881. entitled
an act TO amend the I'd section OF IN at passed March I'd,
!55o. entitled An nctto organize tho militia and provide for
The defence Of III. Commonwealth, Sat indsaai'riy Post-
ponrIL. Senat. bill Tor the relief u John 81. jones, late
Sh- rin VI Prnlleton county. vas passed.
The Committee on Enrolled Bills made a report on certain
bil.s, aLi:h were ordered 10 he sent 10 the Senate.
BILLS PASSED.
Repeating an nct, passed April ~, 1855, eat!!lei an &C:
requiring the Banks OF H.. Commonwealth TO resume specie
pal incnt amending the . section OF an Act authorizing
The Bank Of the Valley Ia Virginia to establish n branch In
the city Of Richmond; Incorporating the Monons"hela Saw
ir5' Bank in the county Of MononRaiia Amending and !c-sn-
acting an net passed March I'D, 1861, entitled AN act to
Incorporate the Knob Turnpike. In the county Of Washing.
: ton, and Incorporating the lI,ytcn Gap, Abingdon aud Tch.
ne.-.s Turnpike Company; inco! pcratiug the Piedmont
Land and Improyenr-t Company.
The bill uukins appropriation. anl iefraying expenses OF
the General Assembly and Convention. now In session, with
IA. T.. hiding 6meurlment thereto WINS tuken up, On motion
OF Mr. HAYNuND, and discussed.
Il va, 1nully laid OF the table, on motion Of ar. TOM
LIN.
Mr. ToMLIS offered a jnlnt resolution. prelaced BY 4
lena preamble, ~propo'!ns To submit. 10 thepeorle Al the
My u!:c;iou, whether they will Join .he North or the South.
II vas read, and, on his motion, laid On the tauls To bs
called up Tomorrow.
Al half pat two oc!acs the Chairman vacated tue Chair
ill hall pIi, sevsn P. u.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-03-28
THIE z SUMMER COURSE OF LECTURES
or TIE
MEDICAL COLLEGE OF VA
BY

fsIHE RICHMOND ASSOCIATION 7UR MEDICAL IN
4 sTRUCTf0S will commence on the 18th OF April,
1901, and cUnilnae until the lat Of August ensuing, under
the following orsanirs;ion:
Prof C. BELL GIBSON, Il. D., Lecturer On Principles
and Practice Of surgery.
Pref a. Z. rETlCoLAs. y. D.. Lecturer Oh Anatomy .od
Clinical surge.y.
lsry and Trx,coloEy.
Prof J. 5. u. CULLEN. II. D., Lecturer % Physiology.
Prof. MARION HOWARD, II. D., Lecturer OF Nstelis
Hrt!c..
Prof THoS POLLARD. ii. D., Lecturer Oh Theory and
Practice Of Medicine.
Pro-. EDWARD C. DREW. ii. D., Lecturer on ctItes.
r!rs.
The plan Of instruction will embrace e caub!na,!on Of
Lectures and Examinations the de-lpn being 10 deliver
but Two Lectures daily, each preceded by n thorough ca
animation upon the subject matter Of Ia. previous one,
thus atori!ns the conIoiaed advantage Of instruction by
means Of lectures and daily r-ritatirns, thereby giving the
Student ample time for private study, and FOR attention 20
clinical observation.
student, Of th, Course will be permitted 70 see the cases
Of the Medical College Hospital, Bellevue Hospital, and
City Ain: Iiou:e, FREE OF CHARGE.
In The surgical Wa.ds OF these Institutions Important
operations are ecsstsntly performed, and the MeiicG De-
rartnent affords daily opportunities for observing Die
eas-s peculiar and LrrLi.ntt0 TIE &ovh.
Every facility vl! be given for the study OF Practical Ar
s;ury. The DissectinS Rooms, under the charge OF Tho
DsnorstrRtor, lDr. HoEarI,) are conmodious, well Yensi-
l.ted, and are .urnEhcd with abundant material, al, prob
ably. n lcver rafe than can elsewhere be procured.
q Attendance On this Course Will be regarded by She
Faculty o. ;hc Medical College Of V!r5lal., as equivalent to
lively. moths study in a PLY sic!sn. Ufic-.
Fee :or this Course, so.
Sc 70. further !nfnrua:ion, apply .
J. s. DORSEY CULLEN, ", D.,
FEB s-TtSl1 Secretary VI y: A:sosIassoa
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-03-28

The Wilmington On. c Light Infantry have
adopted for Il pompon q natural pine bur,
which. in the case Of officers is gi!dcd, and for
p~rira.es is vanished.
NAvAL.-The steam frigate Roanoke, now
al the Brooklyn n%avy-yard, has been ordered
to be fitted for sea with all possible dispatch.
! large force Of mechanics and laborers were
put TO work on Saturday AID were kept at it
on Sunday.
SERIOUS @ILLsRss CT Gov. ELLs.-The Will
ming;on Herald SAYS it is reported that Gov.
Ellis, Of North Carolina, whose illness for Eev-
eral days past has created much uneaslness
among bis friends, is RAPIDLY sinking under
CONSUMPTION.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-03-28

CoRREcTIoN.-We lind that q number Of IT,.
accaracics have occurred in our report Of Gov.
Wise's remarks, made during the running
debate Of Monday mo.aiag Inst. This debate
was one Of extraordinary nGima!i9n; he hall
was dsnssly crowded, and the consequent dis.
order rendered the reporters task much more
difficult than usual.
We regret tia. Gov. Wise could not find
opportunity 10 correct the ~rcv;ses before tho
report WIS sent 10 press, since We were espe-
c'ally DESTROYS that ,!,e deba.. iii question
should be published with entire accuracy.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-03-28

WFDS I'D IR.ES h.ttG
Z 'SN. y VI E4re ~ vii stand the prcseat LS1SI<
season at Holkham. near Ivy Depot, albenarlr, giL S-LA-
S3p the seasrn, $50 Insurance, hud aity CENTS 10 tho grUo.i..
Pa,turage, &c at the usual rates. Mares s-n! from q Ills.
:,ice Will be properly cared for, but 10 responsibility fer
incidents. All bills due ljIh OF july, the close Of the sea.
ron. Mares put by tue srhscH and failing 20 stand, will be
ipsured the mex; year for the reason price. symmetry,
when at home, viii be allowed 10 serve mares during the
summer and I,ll. free Of any additional charge.
Al mares will be c%onslirred as put by the season, unless
notified TO ne contrary before service.
symmetry wa, sired by Perfect, whose name lnd!cstes
Ill. high character. and nu' NJ one Of the nnrst Cleveland
mares in England. lie Is six years old TIL, spring, Is q
rich mahogany bay, With black legs, and full l6H hands
high.
lie Vas exhibited q, the last State Agricultural ESh'hi.
tIcu ard pronounced by rnary OF the best Judges TO be un.
r!vailrd ~ a coaching stallion. His slzs, lofty Imposing ap.
peArance and rich color being Gxrd types. he must pro-
ducc, crss:ed On our mares, the most Of which are under
size. horses admirably adapted for tie carriage, buggy, and
other useful purposes. joins X. WOODS,
Near Ivy Depot =. O.,
Ma,rh os-w3ve AlDemarle county, Va.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-03-28
From Washington.

WASHINGTON, March 70.
Tbs Senate to-day confirmed Alyun Snundrrs, of
Iowa, as Governor Il Nebra.ks, and macy other sp-
poin'ilenss. Mr.. Wlafan went 70 Charleston to-day. F"r
several weeks, ruuors prevailed that z NV CnIonI,,. IN
some q the seeded States, Intended to apply to Lincoia
for Judicial appointments. therein. These rurcors are con.
Judge OF the Sor,h.rn aad Southern districts Of Alabama.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-03-28
EViNHUE.

THEsrSCr HORSE, bred Ia Kentucky, byS-
boston, dam by Eclipse; cd. by Elnckburn's k1IN
Whip z. 3. d. by Cupbean;E. 2. z. d. Imported :LSLA.
VIII stand the presen: season NJ liclle Ar, near y aIreulon,
Pauquler county Va, ht go Tor thorough bred martI, $50
~ insure. and 80 cents 10 the sronlu.
In purity Of blood, high racing, form, tifs, oons AMI
power, he 1. unsurpassed.
The b-s, bIuo gras, pasturage, With or without grain, Will
h- .uruIskri at moderate prices for murrs irOr II h!staccs.
Every c.rs will L. bestowed TO p:even: aeSldrnts or
escapes, but 10 liability for them will b. Incurred.
WILLIAM HORNET,
,t--I, n1-,,, Wa-rrptnn Va
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-03-28

Prks2yAL.-Ex Senator Wigfaii and lady, Of
TEXAS, Hon. John b. Fio;d d, Of Abingdon, and
Msj Benz. McCulinck, oi Tcxas, have arrived
at the Spv,swuod Hotel.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-03-28

10 hllblN llALlAs 4IaNL.
A. ta-.s Testimonials wsrs unsoAs!ted By NJ. s,,a,a,
,hsy AFFORD nnquestioaabls proof Of tn. esie.g
Of thh truly scientific discovery.
MA.o,rnrs, cos,., F,s. 6, iNa-
| Nh. spuDso.
Sin:
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; Par. Of these ar. for the neisab.rs. to kbop | t,..
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Sand tie Pull BY hah, and oblse
Yeu obj gervsut.
JAMES KENNEDY.
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Us. ssatpnn
StH:
wish you 10 send 10. one moro box ofyoorc ephsNs pj
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Yours, respectfully,
NARY n sroIKHvrsg
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Respectfully, your,
JOHN B. sIMoSs.
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Bnu VEsxoy, Ono, Jaa. I:, lss.
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best Pills ] have aver xlsd-
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Your Pill work IKE Z shArm-eurs Hsadachs i!na,! 1
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Sit
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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-03-28

prom the Advertiser Providence, T.! -
TIE csphsiic riIh are laid to be a remarkably esee.r
remedy for the heaiSohe, aad one " the Ye:y t.s 10
that very frequsn! complaint which has ever t.ra 1Isrr
cred.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-03-28

tPron shs Western r. R. Gazette. ciisago, n,
We heartily endoras AI. Spaiding and bis cah's!!N q
pLRuG PILL.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-03-28

trrou the Southern Pathfinder. Ssw 0'i"sp', Ll
Try them you that are afflicted, and Va NJ. 'drs ="
you. testimony Can DO added 10 tic already 1unsr'e' y
that has received bsnsas thatne Other prdicor er r'
uucr
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-03-28

tFroE The Kona*ka Valley Str, K.uasLl, Val
We ars sure thai persons suffering With Tie ses'.@S
VIM Try tliuD, will rtct 10 them.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-03-28
rom ,hr rP.uocta, \, Gland Min

Iron tbs Examiner, Norfolk, Val
They have beeo tested 10 nSr= than = tloai,od es'H
xl;E entire success.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-03-28

rom the pPenocrat, IL Cloud, Mimi
u 700 are, or have been troubled with the Assasai
send for a box. (cephalc Pills. SO that you may h,"Es=
L. case OF al attack.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-03-28

From the 81 Louis Democrat
The iumsnle demsrd for the article tCeph.iis Pa.3H VI"
nIllY liner xaxIur-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-03-28

tPrein th< Gazette, Davenport. losu.j
Ar. apnldiog voc.t nUt schueSt his usr< AL ~ "''
b. lid not Nss1 10 posxrs, real mcTtl.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-03-28
PHILIP KAEn.
EAGLE MACHINE MORRIS

RiCVuOED, "a.
MANUFACTURES Sicsta Engines Of every description
w ard SIZE, Circular Saw Mills, Mill Gearing, Mlalns
Asclinsry VI every description. Casting, In Iron and Bra.s
dcar 4. short notice. Peb 3-sly
y. G. BRECKENRIDGE, ATTORNEY AT Law,
L practices In the Courts Of Bo,etour: and ADJOINING
counties.
aDbssss-paaonsSa:g. Do.e:oar, County Va.
Pep gl-1y
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-03-28
From tao Examiner, Norfolk. Val;

cs2haiie Pill, accomplish tho object for which Icy ss7
made. VIZ: Cure of Headache Ia all SIS fornt.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-03-28
SpALDiEG'S PREPARED GLEb.
SPALDiNG'S PREPARED CLUE
SpALDiSG'S PREPARED GLUE!
SAVE TIE PlEcEa!

SAVE TIE PIECE! ,
a1DSoyy pt:r..S
sass ~ sai.c1 * Tlss s.vg. Sns."
=. Accident, SilI hsppec, arer In =sl rs1ui:''e
Il L very Lsrahl- 70 have some cheap -ra S"
way for Repairing Furniture, Toys, csocksEy't-
s%pALDINC'5 pRLPARgD Glue ..
nse;s al such emergencies. and &C hos,efo'c = -.t,
be Elthor, l. II |, a'wayI ready, aat Up 10
point
"UsgPuL IL EvRRr HOUSE" .
N. ga Crush aceonpS=:-s each bo'-S
cSa:s. Address,
HENRY c. sPaiDiS''
Nc. IS CEDAR ssrss:, :sSiN
CAUTION. az
As c-r,uin unpe.nciri-d persons s- 17Fa+ acs2,S
OF or The uo,u,pcctnx public, ~!1iAii9:' 81 nar
I'd GLUE would caution Ell prrsota 10
purchasing, and see that the full nsnne,
yy- spALoING's PREPARED GLUE 80 ro
Is on the outside wrapper; ell ether, arc ssIIs~li ~
t~s:frits. Eharen
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-03-28

From The Daily Eeas, Newport. L.!
CsPhnUe pull are Il hnG ,h- Tiac. " a.! kiaGh
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-03-28

~ a r'usle bottle Of sPALDISGb PEEvAEE'S
wi! care .en t:saes IL :v.l Annually Il
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-03-28

(fron the Adrerti=ts. orc.1derce, Il. l.!
Rte testimony In their hvor', 5:-ong. frSI G.r,1"'
quE ftern.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-03-28

From the Commercial. Cincinnati, oh!''!
Suffering humaul.v can nov bs Relieved.
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Prom the comm-rcl,l Bulletin. Boston. N-'s
Said to ~ vcT7 efac4cieus fc. .hs teIdsehs.
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propositions IN the course OIL some remarks
la.dc by him in the Convention on Monday:
PREAMBLE.
S.vrn States having Withdrawn from the te-
.Iorai Union and formed Il new and distinct TO-
y.cnnrr:t, it has become necessary fur Virginia,
if she remain in the present Federal Union, 10
obtain guarantees, by way OF amendments TO
the Constitution Of the United States, upon the
following points:
lst. 4 recognition, that by virtue Of the Cor.
s~titulion, African slavery docs exist in all the
territory Of tho United States, and must be
protected by the Federal Government
ID. Upon all questions relating TO the acqui-
sition of territory j concurrent majpli'y OF the
Senator'S in Congress from tho sluvehoiding
and non.slaveholding States Shall be required.
3L. With a view to settle the rrXcd CUES
ton Of the territories it IL agreed THAT IN all
The territory Of the United States, how held
Or hereafter acquired, situate North "f 81
degree 30 minutes North latitude, slavery
il prohibited, md in all the territory OF the
United States I.uw held or ic: CATER acquired
South of said lire African slavefy Is recognized
a. existing, and shall receive It's necessary pro-
lection as property from the various depart
rieutI Of the Government
4th. On all Questions relating to laying
taxes, duties, lnpOs!s and excuses, or any o.ilcr
means necessary to raise revenue for the sup
uort Of the General Government, q concurrent
vote Of n majority OF the Senators il Congress,
Iroc, the slavehoiding aud non slav=inidlng
STATES, shall be required.
9th. The right OF transit by the citizens CT
the several States with their property, slaves
included. through the States and territories.
9th. The rendition Of fugitive slaves, and in
case Of their loss By violence or intimidation,
remuneration by the General Government TO
the owner; and Congress shall provide for its
reimbursement BY laying and collecting Il tax
upon the State, city, CT county in which said
loss occurred.
T;h. That Congress shall not abolish or il