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The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1861-02-12
NO. 746.
An Eng 'ish View Of sou,h Carolina.

The London Times Of the 10Th uI,. c'oscs
an article giving history of South Carolina
aud her alleged greyencies in this manner:
"lbe last cause which sho mentions, aud
the one which has at least served for the oc.
casion for her secession. is the election Of Mr..
Lincoln-a man Of opinions and purposes hos.
tile to slavery. What the opinions End pur.
poses Of Mr.. Lincoln ARE we have learnt from
better authority Than the South Carolina
panifesto-thst is, from Mr.. Lincoln himself
land every one may judge bow far this is o
true representation Of his opinions. On his
accession, says the manifesto, il has been an.
nounced that the South shall be excluded
faom the common territory, that the judicial
tribunal shall be made sectional, and that
war shall be made against slavery until it cess.
cs from the United States II is impossible
to read the speeches and writings which crcu-
late in the North, where at freedom Of 3.s.
cusson still exists, which the South has ex.
changed for It's favorite domestic institution"
without beng aware Of the utter falsohooi
Of these statements. The South is not to DO
excluded from the territories, unless tho
Sonthcrnors consider themselves in the light,
nor Of slaveholers, but of slaves. II is nc.
eO"Su' W icuucI lhc SupTelle NOuIl VI tho
United States sectional, but to rescue it frou.
the disgrace Of being packed with judges
placed lhC,o for the advocacy and promoter
Of sla cry, and We lave not been able to dis.
cover a vestigo, even in the most excited time.
Of any intention, expressed or insinuated, to
rnake war on the institution Of slavery.
But what matters all this? Not single
observation that we have ventured 10 make
could be made in the republic of South Caro-
lna, thus inauspiciously taking her place
among tho nations Of the world. Withou.
law, wiloul Justice, without delay, she is tread
ing in the path that leads to the downfall Of
nations and the misery Of families. The hol
lowness of her cause is seen beneath all tho
pomp of her abored denuncaiion, aud sure
y 10 her, if to any community Of mod, m
days. may bO applied the words of the Hebrew
prophet - A wonderful and horrible thing
is committed in the land. Tho prophets
prophesy falsely, and my people love to have
it So
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CASSlIS ". CLAY.

Our readers are aware TINT Mr.. Clay Is now
in Washington City urging Republican mem.
hers of Z 'ngrcss TO make concessions TO the
South. On Saturday night last he address d
the Republican Club of that city on the pres
cut condition of the county; and we are told
hy oar corrcsponlcn, that his etfrrt on tha.
occasion. together with his p rsonsl appeals, is
having marked effect upon certain Rrpubli
can Representatives. We have read hi,
speech and h"artily endorse much Of it. But
at the very point where we most expected an
exhibition of moral courage aud finn css on
til" palt OF ME Clay, these qualities seem to
hay" deserted him. Up to the recent Presi.
dental election, no man hal shown more he.
rnlc qualities IN Il struggle aga nSt the ex.
tension ot Shaver than he. Diving in the
mm"ulate pres nc of the institution, he took
his life IN hIN aud aud wat forth gallant
soldier Of freedom Tho county knows how
hrWely hr wag d thc uu,qual coutcst-how
uniiInchngIy he met every assault, and how
greatly hlN lator> coulrlhut,d to the Il publ
can Triumph in November last Bat We are
con,lrau" to ask Mr. Clay, # now he is will
ing t. couccdc everything that the pro-slNery
o. gnrchv las ever demanded, for what object
he thus Iahored, for what purpose he submit.
ted to sacutc :, 10 ut l"qny, to social taboo,
nj To exclusion frcm all tic prjzs OF an hon
orahe ambition? Better, Ear better, would it
have been fDr tho cause had hc never cspous
ed il, than for hin. now, rs one of It's rccog-
uizci Leaders, TO counsel Il surrender upon the
field Of its first triumph. We can readily uu
d Tstand how men who have en- brace Re
~,
ng exclusively 10 the economic wol are OF the
country, might be persuaded into max ng con-
ceSSions. But Mr.. Clay bec~me an anti slave
~ man from deep seated, innate and pro.
foundly int"nsc hatred OF oppression and in
Justice, rs well as from economic considora.
tl0ns; aud, SO long as the Characteristics OF
slavery are unchanged, W. had = night to OK
poct that he would always bo found in the
front tank Of those who, under no circulnstan.
COS. would couccdc anything 10 slavery hey ond
what is given to it IN tho Constitution and
the laws oi The county.
We coufcss that the partial detection oi
such man at this critical junclurc pains aud
diSheartcnS US more than anything which
rebels and traitors might threaten or css'y e.
DO. 1t is blow Tor which we were who Is
unprepared. But disheatcning rs it is
let no true lover { his country aud his coun
try's greatness and glory, bo induced thereby
to relax his efforts in that behalf. Let a
thousand faint hearted leaders fall by the way.
side, if 50 many there be, but let nothing hC
yielded to a power which, il no. restrained
within ITS present constitutional limits, viii
make slaves of our chillrcn aud Iample ou'
liberties in tho dust Chcago Tribune.
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The Seizure of thr Capital Long Contcm.
plated.

The Philadelphia Press says:
1t is n somewhat singular fact that the idea
seems to be cherished in many quarters that
Washington will be made the capital o, a
Southern Contederacy. Elk President Tyler
is reported to have often alluded - this sub.
jet in his discussions in reference TO the pres
eut difficulty. And singularly enough, in a
note to sermon delivered 10y Rev. George
Duiiiell, Jr, Of this city, on the late fast day,
We find the following statement:
A few months befo the deccase Of tho
late Colonel Benton, he said to young pc.
iilical friend, then on visit to Washington: {:
"Young man, YOU have seen the Hail Of
Patents, the P srofficc, the Capitol; for whom
have they been built, at such euormous ex.
pcnsel
"For the people of the United States, I
suppose
United States No, sir; no! They are
for the SOUTHERN CoNFEDERacr, which has
been pIutihg for the last five and twenty
years, and which | greatly fear the nation
sill not wake 10 discover until it is TOO LATE
Remembering the words of the dying Ben.
ton, we were not surprised to heat Sen tor
lvcrson declare in his place:
al sec no reason why Washington City
shall not continue the capital Of Southern
Confed,rAcy. The buildings are ready to
our hand !"-(Speech of December IL
Nor to hear Rhelt affirm that Secession had
been in contemplation for thirty years"
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BRowNLow AND THE DIsuSIoSIrs --Papon
BrowuIow, IN the Knoxville (renn.) Wig,
says:
"Nay, We shall dare say, in tho teeth Of
South Carolina, that the Feloral Government
ought to enforce her laws, collect her revenue,
aud lash the rebcllious state hack into line, at
tie point of the sword. ani the mouth Of tho
any Goyerument organized aud controlled by
the corrupt, wicked, and hell daring villains
WHO lead tbs revolution IN tho South. De.
mocrdcy, as foul and corrupt, and as Infamous
as he'll, has been demolished. aud that is the
tr uble. Milton says:--' The devil prefer.
red to reign in hell rather than 10 serve in
heaven So with Democracy.
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LAYING Down THE KINGDOM.
hN J. n. oRToN.


So. Thomas is goirg to get married.
To hiring home a bride, young wife,
lie has said il himself. and he never
Deceived or Joked me IN his life.
When William got married IL gave Inc
No thought If regret or surprise.
For the hoy seemed just made for a woman-
To live in the light oi her eyes.
And when Clara was wed to the Southron--
Though Clara, my daughter WAS dear
And removed tu the far kappahannockI
II cost but sigh and tear.
Bat Thomas. my staff and nv eldest,
Seemed never To care for the girls,
So proud, like the OAK. tO surrender
AT last to soft eyes and soit cufls!
Since John died-siG years ago Christmss--
Oar Thumas-he's always the same
With more than the strength OF his father,
Has stayed up the house aud the name,
never once thought lie could marry,
so kingly, so firm, and 50 kind
All mel tears Will come, they are needed
For my oil eyes, indeed, mast be blind,
lie tells me am getting aged
need more repnse, more fresh mir,
SO n daughter he III bring me, To lightHn
My burden Of labor and care.
An mel ne may lllhh SO, ne Hlb
4 mistress II must he, Instead,
The scCptrc must pass to another,
And to my grave. or my bed
But holll 1t is we'll. Oh my Father!
Help me TO sublime my proud heat,
have reIgned like queen, hut It's over,
And another of right takes the part.
yield her my empire forever
AID Thomas. m love all hdfs thine,
Thy chosen shall have all her hcHois.
As I've always had all Of mine
Come hithcr. my littl' man, Tommy,
Come hIther. my rosebud, my Jauel
You are Graudmimma's darlIaG- and treasures
ller pearls hung about her again.
Not Papa Uncle " III nor Amt Tiara
80 grand and sweet w'ru she comes
Ever gave ac one half of 'hr pleasure
Ofthcsc ltue p,oaitings oi Toms.
They have kisses and cheer in the morning,
They have Kisses aud cu"cr AL day long
And their sport. and theI' grIrt 20 alarming,
" hIcl are always cured Win as ng.
They know where 10 find cnnSoleL
A. ltjl- birds iy to their nest
They climb GrauGmts nee iur n cover,
And always hud peace on her breast.
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L.. -. WIt,NiuE.

PR ACrICAL wATCIN MAKER NND JEwrlLER. Az
ter experience ~" Fnurt zen Yetrs in Eastern cities
now partrn-ntv located 'u lilsdale Farnam'S Drug
S,orr-n"vt door Ros' icks Al work warranted To-
give rntirr st'isftr'ion. Siru ~ III" Rig Watch.
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1861-02-12

IONESvILLE. MI"H J. ". COE, Proprietor. THF
above House, forner'y known as the sherman House
h, been placed Ia thnrough repair and urni bed
throughout. It's share of the public il respectfully
hrtod. GCCajm3
n,,s
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1861-02-12

WASIs 10 SEE SEED AGAIN. The Patent
Office to-day rcce we'd a lett nom ouc Of thc
most rampau, members of the South Carolina
Convention, asking that seeds from the Agri-
cultural bureau may be sent him. In impu-
dence it only excccds Ashmore's letter asking
permission to use the Thanking privilege. -
Washington Correspondence Of the New
York World Jan. 30.
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1861-02-12

KxrcKERBocKER PuDprSG.-One cup Of
sue, chopped fine; two cups Of raisins; two
of sv Get milk; -four Of floui; half Of moasscs;
one teaspoon Of cream tartar; half as much
soda; one teaspoon salt Steam two bours.
Sow With ricl, sauce. Rural New Yorker.
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1861-02-12

How 10 MAKE SAUsAGE.-Fi(Iy pounds Of
meat; one pound "lt; quarter pound OF sage;
ono teaSpoonlul cayeono r"prer .-- R1a'
Nav Gorkct.
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II. 4. PtRMEI.EE.
CItRENDOS HOUSE

fSuHc.SSnrs 20 l.. :. PIrmr"c = Co
DEALER IN DRY GOODS, GROCERIES, HARDWARE
stoves Roots and Shoes, &c &c,
Nov 20. 1850. EEkDi"d, NiCH,
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NEW YORK PICTURE GALLERY!
G.. W, I.OItINI.
Take NotICe.

WILL TAKE AMBRJrYPES. tGUERROTYPES, ANT
Neliur,p". oU short notice, Warranted 90 suit, fur ..
cents iu good unu, opposite Hills ac House.
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MERCER ~ WEAVER.

ATTORNEYS ANn CCUNSEIIORS At law. SOLICITORS
in rhancery and Notarrs Public. All legal business
PROMPTLY attended to. OHce in Boes Rock, Main ST.,
Nudeor. Much
ANpREw c. CLEMENT r. WAIVER,
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SUDDEN RELIEF IT HAND.

They promised seventy years ago that Ills
present coutrover,v-tLis wHole controversy.
should be submitted to the people Of the Uni.
ted States in Convention, called according to
the forms Of the Constitution, and aclirg in
Ito manner prescribed by it. Then, sir, this
county will find sudden relief in the prompt
aud unanimous Adoption of the measures nee.
cssary for its salvat,on aud tho world will
see how we'll and how wisely a great, en'ight-
cncl and educated Christian people, consist
ing of tiirIy.rour sovereign States, can adjust
the difficult - which seemed even TO them.
selves, a. well Is to mankind, TO be iusur-
" oun'atle.
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READY FOR AN ADJUSTMENT.

] have thought it my duty to hold myself
open and ready for the best adjustment which
could be practically made, and hav" Il ere
fore been obliged to ask this commrte to be
content with the assurance that | would ex.
press to the public aud to the Senate. that
he spirit in which they come is perfectly sat
isfac'ory. 1t is gratifying to me to see that the
proper spirit-a ,p'It Of fatcrnal kindness.
# cancellation and atfcction-is adopted by so
large a portion of my fellow citizens Of the
State 70 " hich belong.
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SURVEY oF INTERESTS.

A great many aHd very various interests
and elements were brought into conflict 10y
this sudden crisis. There woro great nary
personal ambitions aud great many section
al Interests, and it would TO strange il they
would all be accOmodntel. arranged and made
harmonious, So a. TO admit anA give full Ct.
feet to one Of the profpundcst, strongest, aud
most enduring sentiments or passions tor th(
United States; that Of devotion to the Union
These, whether You call them secession Of
re, olu,ion On tho one side, or coercion or dc
fance on tho other, are all to subsidc and
pass away before the Union is to become the
grand absorbing object Of mtcrcs affection
and duty upon the part Of the citiz'us of thc
United States.
POLITICIANS Is DANGER.
\ great many rarti7Na Interests are n u
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NO RESPECTER OF PERSON-RICH
a Po1r--Le1Jned or unelrnrd whi e or black bond
and speak for Yourselves, Feemen and
y u shall be proviIrdior. We slH y continue the
, 1861-04-22
From the nlInoia Stats jpt,rna. 1ath:


t :. ADDITIONAL CuMPAs1Es.- AiiutSnt
Generals office, in the State House, began yeg.
terday to assume quite a military appearance.
IN orderly in full uniform being statfont ont,
side the door, and military men, constantly
coming and going. Capt. James a. Adams.
Of the Hardin Light Gaard, Jacksonville, has
been: detailed to act as Gen, Hashers8 assist-
ant, and his skill and energy contribute much
to the prompt transaction Of the business Of
the department. Ten additional Companies
Yesterday offered their services; as follows;
couHFr. NAME. cAPFA1H:
MMsossons! Msoass :Besas1 Pa:I
Cole; ::::.:... Charleston. 49,: =: $. aarshali.
s: 9slf "a :&ueas.as 81 msSR1ss Is9sy.
oesI,. Gosa .'GGh1isagoi, G1is :Jss Hugunln.
Peoria. .National Blues, ,Chas. e. Dennison.
before the close Of the second day after the
Governors call
The above companies have been rendered
and enrolled as full; nearly ~ MANY more
have been informally rendered.
CAHP T YAFEs.-We visited the Fair Grounds
yesterday, and found active preparations In
progress for the reception Of the troops. All
ground cleared, all necessary repairs made.
1'earance. 4 quantity Of PROVISIONS have been
sent ont BY the comraisearies, which are stor-
ed in the buildings, consisting Of potatoes,
sugar, 60 'ee, nee, -four, salt, etc, and from.
present appearances, the quarters will be very
pleasant
a gnard, conaieting of two non non nn-c,o1mnisaion- I,
ed officers and ten privates, with q lieutenant
as officer OF ths guard, was stationed last night
on the grounds, BY order Of General Mat6er.
Ihe troops arg expected to begin coming In
= MORE surPLIEs.-The Commissary Board
yesterday concluded the purchase Of the fol-
lowing supplies Tor the troops at Camp Yates,
portion Of which have been delivered.
5000 pounds bacon 5000 do picked pork !;
8 barrels -four; S do. vinegar 900 pounds
soap 500 pounds candles; 20 bushels salt; Is
sacks coffee 7,2o0 pounds sugar; barrels
tierce rice; 5 boxes grpun1 pepper.
The contract for furnishing beef has not yet
been awarded. ,-'
, 1861-04-22
EXTRA EDITION,

We shall print on Monday morning, an
Extra Edition of the TRIBUNE, containing
the dispatches Of Sunday evening, for sale
by news men aud at the counting room
only City subscribers will be served on
Sunday morning with this Edition, which
contains the latest news up to the hour Of
going to press Sunday morning q o'clock.
We have made this arrangement
az that which will best satisfy our SUBJ
sc1ibers and meet the demands Of every
body for the latest intelligence.
, 1861-04-22
WASHINGTON CITY.

# the dispatch, in this mornings paper,
that the Pdarnee has left the Navy Yard at
Washin gton with troops on board, is cor:
rect, there can be little apprehension there
that the city cannot be held against any
force which the rebels will be likely to
bring against it. It is not Gen. scotts
usual method to weaken his front in the
face Of an enemy.
'' Whether the dispatch Is reliable OF not,
we may believe that the city will soon be
out Of danger. There could not have been
lees than four thousand troops in Philadel-
phia yesterday, most Of whom are the very
flower of the volunteer corps. These were
sent to. Hayre de Grace by rail, thence by
: steamer down. the Bay to Annapolis, from
which point an easy march of 50 miles, OF
, perhaps transportation by rail, will bring
them to the: Federal city. That road be-
ing open, the reinforcements will 60 for
ward with agree Of rapidly that Will
:. egiTe assur"acs to the country that the
traitors haze put of the seizure ofthe cap-
ital month too long Before the setting
Of the sun to-day, Washington will be safe
The assurance will be exceedingly grati-
tying to all classes Of men IN this city whose
fears Of the loss Of the Capital, yesterday
drove them almost frantic. Tney
saw Baltimore in the hands Of the mob,
the Pennsylvania, Rhode Island, New
Tofk and Ohio troops resting mac
tive on their arms, while the, roads
leading South were under control of the
enasmy;;s i aud more thap all, they saw ap-
preaching from Dahomey, mass of Is, 900
to 10000 picked men, into whose power
the city would surely fall All this i'm
piled flying President and Cabinet the
destruction Of the public archives and the
. quick denolition Of the public bui1dings-
possibilities that were not contemplated
without many pang Of horror. Men
rarely affected by public ex.itements
blanched before the prospective na~
tional disgrace, and others shed tears be.
caNqse tne e difficulties of time and space
could not pc overcome, and they permit
ted to take part IN the approaching fray.
We may be mistaken in our calculations
Mtbe eeztainty Of relief; hut st his mo.
ment the chances are greatly IN. faynr of
the; presumption that the consn;rntora
viii be ,baffled and beaten back toward
Richmond, where the troops Of the Coy
erument~ will speedily follow, if for no
other purpose than to clean out the nest
Of 7ipers that hare befouled that place.
, 1861-04-22
The Buckeysa on Hand.

q --A@V. V.tAAuNAET@A On HAM,
Especial Dispatch to the Cincinnati Commercial
f.: '.>:s:'' :....a- e. CoLuMrus, Anrf1 IN >
! am informed at Head Quarters that In one
!. week from to-day, companies enough, with
s11sn,s,,-a ,-~ta Of men, will havebeen Organized
h H6iS. fo hi ON. 80: kentueky's, and Viz
antfae3s s99s'eEeRt cISsed q 5,9Gp7 Bro,
and Kuhn a. Bro.i Cincinnati, for t0,poe sen7a
1ation uniforms each, and 8, 600 more With baf.
ties IN Dayton, Zanest11le and Cleveland, 1t
Contracts for subsistence and Quarters Ut
Camp jackson, to Smith, Donaldson, Com
stock, and Bullet, Of Columbus, !, at 90 cents per
man per diem =
!: Contract closed with s. s. Aahcraft, Of Gin
cinnati, to manufacture eolumbiad shot ana
shell "-=t:,.
Five companies Columbus volunteers repor-
ted for duty two: departed this morning.
Muster rolls Of Southern and Central Ohio are
enormoua. Northern Ohio offering hberM1J,
The Governor is almost exhausted with busi-
ness, and it;stiu accumulated