The eastern clarion. [volume] (Paulding, Miss.) 1837-1863, 1861-02-13

& A 4 ~ GONEhEct TO Est
/ MILITARY DfcTAroRsuGP N THR UNrrrp
| s-.Trs.--Our attention has been called IL
+. most audaeious proposition. which was
made in the House Of Representatives. at
/ washington on the llth OF January. 1861.
.-b;eh. by some oversight. we overlooked.
Read ii;
..alr. Loveioy asked leave to offer re-
.,lution that, as the judgment Of the
r4crse. in the present stale Of the c0uD-
-, + would be wise and patriotic for the
I psssident TO confer. Temporarily. fts uef-rs-
= f.,-snaandcr-ia-C sicf or the Aralv and Nary
= Iissfraali- Grrcral Scot. as8 charge kim 70
- 80 ar Rspa3H- rscrrc DO dsrimcli,"
This Mr.. Loveioy, who proposes 10 CON
I - anon Winfield Scott all the powers Of
,s;litarv dictator, almost in the very
s-,,-e which was used bv the Senate
--sS,,r;ent Rome. when II Charges him
=. thnt the Republic receive no detri-
"a broad. general aud sweepinr
-. - that would place all authority IN
- hands a Republican member OF
I 11~,,-ross from the Third District of Illi-
- Nothing marks the deceueracy OF
-. t;,,,es-the absence of the true Demo
-, and American spirit which once
I ,v1isheded the country, more than the
-. +bat this Congressional proposition to
-..h,srf the Constitution and place an
- liberties IN the hands OF q military
5s...tor has excited little or no uneversal
-, Of indignation. Loveiov and his
rS,,,,b lican associates, in their insane
s.,rrs,,it 81 a fantasy-the emancipation
- elevation Of the negro 10 an equality
- the white-are more likely TO des-
- the liberty OF the white and make
n All subjects Of a despotical military
,-rapnv. than they are OF accomplishing
"a.
,gss,r,ved the Union. and have brought
- u the vawning gulf which have swat
I,,vrsd no an attempts Of man to dispense
win kings and tyrants ,-Cgr-nnat r.
qrfircr.
Nron1tE MEDIAroR.-A Proposition was
;,tro6nced into the Ohio Legislature on
Fridav last. instructing the Governor
Of That State to appoint commissioners to
visit The border slave States, confer with
authorities. and urge themto remain in the
onion. Upon the heated state of the
DpHiic mind al present, says the s.. Louis
RelsbEozn, this measure on the part Of
Ohi., o,,oht 10 have a wholesome and
abatinr effect. il Is so decidedly COOL
Ohio has done 50 much for the border
Ststes-sbown herself so sisterly and ami
able towards thens-that her counsels viii.
of eourse. be greatly sought after and pro-
parl,S Wondered. When the border slave
States learn their duty under the Consti-
tuition from the state Of Ohio we shall
embrace an opportunity to let oar realers
Know IT,
At recent public meeting held in
St. Louis. the following resolution was
adopted
Reeot,,E That. in tho contingency Of
Il Il. IL
from tho Federal Union in advance OF
Missouri her people will feel it 10
be patriotic duty to afford such
Withdrawing States every aid in men
and money and TO stand by them 70 the
last extremity.
The following problem has arrested
many a fellow in his rush through old
Babeocks arithmetic, partly by its diff
Guilty Of solution, and partly by ats eN-
qulsite poetry
horse in the midst Of meadow suppose.
Maic fast G., "a ST axe ny line from h'- nose
VIII Pcrmit him Craze iuS, aii acre Of groud
The Maysyille Express volunteers SC
luton as follows
ltsayery PLAN case. Il You only suppose
Thst u'. lust seven feet nom h- tail Is bis nose'
About sevrn fs..t ies Than u lied 10 thc tail.
-~ - s-
"Mary, what have You ou your harln ~Why
what makes you ask ne that Laura ~Neli-DH'
eanse yopr HAIR locks glossy and silky ald it~ 20
smooth and nice GA your bead Why lts really
beautiful. never saw yon with your hair SO hand
somey arranged; wha. Soit. derare ailu gentle up
Feafance D. has 81 ho dressed itt' 81 did, myself
Laura "What did you Put on % 10y on might q,
suspense; nm fad any way and you might AS
well tell first as last, for ann quite sure there
must te some thing ont. have seen many it-l-
ianale ladies mingled with them al Newport Sara
toga Magma Pals and every other first class place
seen She hon0red bride nt the Diamond Wedding.
arrayed Ike queen. and with all the sTlendor thHt
wealth could hestaw-hHvc made tours through li-
rope-haye seen the beauty and tasbl % % tie Old
Norld--scen Queens and Expresses. etc. ctc.-hut
never fascinated with head 90 hair as yours
Why it's exquisite ln the extreme. Como. Mary, do
tell me--whai b. iti" We'll Laura I'll lelt 4ons les
perfect Gem for Ladies, aud so nice Tor children
Come here dau zhteIlrt this lady see how nice your
hair sets; call your brother. DEAR 'tFeofgyl como
mother wants Won. 90 show this lady how beautiful
your hair Is fixed" There, Laura. don't they look
sweet. Look how tlet topknot Sct-- dressed my
hair with il the other evening 70 go to ball; danced
nearly all night and in the morning my hair was just
a. smooth when Ucnt on the floor The secret
OF this thing Laura Is, as YOU dress OF N your har
SO il remains ID keeps the hair IN position ''MCll
Mary knew there must he something ont. for ]
know you have tried everything. ''fes, Laura and
the beauty Of this Its hr-t-cas- article FOR The
hrsclass times We live in" "Whcre is ~ % be had
do the druggists keep it, Come Mary. do ten me
what tits" Well Laura i tle druggists and fancy
dealers don'thayc IT, they will DE behind the age for
tell you it's the Plus uitr0 Of the time" STOP
MARY, stop; for pity sake stop and tell what d 49,
"Well Laura I'D tell You; Its Mrs, Sclples ceichra-
ted son French Talowr '1Vhere can / procure a
box, Nary ~You get % AT tho depot, p Ann
street \, y. Clio Broadway JOHN ELLSWORTH, Mo
bile, Ala and IN short time IN every drug ami tnncy
house Ia the known world s-lv.