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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-12-21

T The Albany argus expresses the opinion
that the most patriotic thing Congress can do ID
to adjourn. 1The country will breathe deeper
and freer from the moment the weight Of this
incubus is lifted from its bosom. What ia
there for Congress TO do2 A few laws, the
ways and means. to which ii IL would address
Itself, it might dispatch them and be ready to
adjourn before New Years day. If, instead of
this, il continues In the career 1t has commenc-
ed, agitatiDg the country with unconstitutional
schemes, and trying to coerce the co ordinate
branches of Government, the public will not
care how soon it is dispersed, or how. We will
have no more Of this babbling,' was the Ian
guage Of Cromwell, as he dispersed the rump
parliament; and it is such men as are now irri-
tatlng the public mind by their follies, that call
into existenoe CromWells, and inspire them
with courage Nor need the leading dema-
gogues Of Congress look so far back into his
tory, for examples of warning. The leading
minister of mischief in the secret caucus of the
Jacobine, Thaddeus Stevens, was once compell-
ed to leap from the Senate window at Harris.
burgh, and from an avengng multitude, whom
be was about to defraud by the ialsifcation Of
election returns. His position ia. higher now,
but his fall would be all the more dangerous,
on that account, and the farce of Harrisburg
would become q tragedy at Washington"
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-12-21
Donations for SOIdiers-LetteS from
Quarterm mastersGeneral Wrights
QUARTERMAsTER.G GENERALS oTTIcE,( 3
COLUMBUS, o., Dec. IS, 1861. :,

COLUMBUS, o., Dec. IS, 1861. :.
have frequent inquiries in regard to dona
tions made by the citizens Of the State for the
Ohio troops. ~ 4NF
/ baye regarded all donations sent to me as
designed only for Ohio troops eitherin hospitals
within the State, or in camp, or In hospitals 10
the field. ~ ~. .,ssa fa4 tii#
I.distribute them free Of charge to the soldiers,
by special messenger or trusty egente, who see
to their delivery in person. make no dstri.
button, except upon application, or reliable In
formation that they are needed. .a
Any application from the Surgeon Of an Ohio
regiment that blankets, clothing, or other ar
ticles on hand, suitable for hospital purposes,
are needed, will be promptly responded to.
have not been eager to distribute the donations
In my hands, for the reason that few cases ol
necessity have come to my knowledge, and
many private donations, and donations from
Soldiers Aid Societies throughout the State,
are reaching the troops from various points
It 10 deemed wise, prudent and benefcent to re,
tain the stores on hand, unles, actually needed
as severe engagement, or very cold weather
may render an Immediate distribution of near
ly everything on hand necessary. lif..
The most desirable articles for the troops in
service, and not supplied by the Government
are woolen gloves or mittens. A very COM
Portable and convenient covering for the hand
of q soldier on guard duty in a cold night, Is q
knit mitten, with the thumb and fore finger
gloved. t,s., ,4a .sls8 s..s
have the following donations on hand: s.
1861 blankets; 533 quilts; 500 pairs mittens;
6l1 coverlits; 8, Ill pairs socks; ,5l2 drawers;
2,l32 shirssi besides various miscellaneous ar
ticles s<4 .trt..slf r1si
GEO, B. WRIGHT, -4.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-12-21
DIsgraceIuI.

The following paragraph appears among the
proceedings Of the United States Senate on
Tuesday last If.c ga a' q tD1sd faJ
"Mr. Sumner offered resolution that the
committee on Patents inquire if any additional
legislation Is nectssaryto secure persons OF AT.
rlcan descent the right to take out patents =
Agreed to-" p
Isn't that refreshing! Was there ever known
such trifing whilst nation was on trial for its
existence2 That this cowsrdly abolition fanat
ic dared, amidst q state of public anxiety such
as existed on Tuesday last, 70 intrude matter
of so trihing o character on the Senate OF the
United States, is most deplorable evidence of
its callousness and degeneracy- NstOGrk Ad.
u0cdte. sre.st Ji Elen zsg Cr ftiarQl caL
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-12-21
Toonespoudenes Of the New York Tribune
The War News in Cnnada--Tho Ca.
madfamD Rampant.
ToRoNTo, Dec. II, 1861.

sass " ToRoETo, Dec. ~, 1861.
"To arms! To armsg' is the cry from Que
bee to SArnia. General Williams, the hero. Of
Kars, is moving rapidly from one place to an
other, ordering the immediate repair Of old
forts, and the. creation Of new ones. At the
old forts of Toronto hundreds Of soldiers are
working, and large guns and great quantities
Of ammunition are being plentifully supplied.
A body Of artillerymen have arrived to teach
the soldiers Of the Thirtieth, stationed here,
their art. A company Of sappers and miners
are expected here Immediately, They have
been brought from Halifax BY way Of River de
Loup. The merchants, lawyers and Univer-
sity students have formed rife companies
others are also actively at work, and the mill
tia Is being stirred up after long inaction. So
you may easily understand that we are 10 earn
est preparing for war, which hope TO God
will never take place between brothers ttor
such Americans and Canadians are) who have
been so long friendly, and whose interests are
now 90 closely united. -
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-12-21
General PheIPs's proclamation

This distinguished General from the State oi
Vermont, and now supposed to be at Ship Island
Mississippi, has issued a prOaaneiamentO! which
should be preserved in Spirits--salt would fail.
He finds himself there, as be says, CONTRARY
to my private inclinatiOns among you as mill.
tary officer of the Government" He might
have added, contrary to the interest of the Gov
ernmsnt. This distinguished General and jun
ior member Of the "Damphool " family pro-
ceeds to say: b..
We believe that every State that has been
admitted as q slave State into the Union, since
the adoption Of the Constitution, has been so
admitted in direct violation of the Constitution
We should like to know from what part Of
the Green Mountains this man halls. Why hal
he been concealed under peck measure unit
now & ySeis..s .-'ts ssata.
According to this decision Of this renowned
General and jrisl all the slave States admitted
since the adoption of the Constitution, are oul
of the Union, without the act of secession, al
he has pronounced the several acts Of admission
unconstitutional! They, according to this, nevel
were members of the Unionl Shades Of BRINK.
ERHooy! q e' 1al 7fstf eH
Again, says t6eIearied General: y
, We believe that the slave States which exist.
ed, as such, at the adoption of our Constitu.
ton, are, by becoming parties to that compact
under the highest obligations Of honor and mo-
rality to abolish slavery. = l,l ssv
Is unreasonable to suppose that now,aS the
people of the slave States have read this pro
nunciameuto, they have, without further trou
BILE, set their slaves free. 5as-. s-
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-12-21

TIE NEw REBEL CoMxIsmoNERs. The CoEr-
yiey deS Etats Unis thinks that the story about
r. M. T. Hunter and Pierre Soule having
sailed from Hayauna 40 Rebel Commissioner
to replace Slidell and Mason 10 only an artifce
to divert the attention Of the Federal Govern
place Of Mesars. Mason and slidell ii Europe
passed the Canadian frontier fifteen daysAko,
en- route 10 Halifax, whore they would embark
on one Of the Cunatd steamers. 2 % Ia.---'l9
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-12-21
mra. Lincnln.

The Washington correspondent Of the Phha-
dolphin Prsss, who is trying to be toSdy Of
the President and, bysthe-by, succeeds very
we'll, says: "Mrs. LiRooLN was in white silk,
heavily ilounced." He neglects to let the pub.
lie know Whe.heE abe had on BalmOrsl or net.
Important omissIonsS IA gEg G Ef
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-12-21

~ Hon. VIM. A.. Rlchardsop. Of H., VIII,
d ID stated, resign his seat H. the House jp,n
few DAYS, and accent HrieadieFsG GeuegalshiD
Of volunteers, rendered him by tAd Rfelident 4.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-12-21
SUBSCRIBERS NAMES.
SPECIAL NOTICES.


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Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1855-1861, 1861-01-05
TENNEssEE, SATURDAY MORNING, JANUARY s, 1860.

vkish hsssgs absst ths Assk gf tass Gsgsru-
- eat liks miii.seeue. e.~yeaa oar word for st
II IN Ail-viss Presldsse. sasai4 sse o. 10
aRs~ss the prayers of = Isesfsss Feoyls. Ia.
ehasss would Ne II sHss aaaihiistsd The
eottupt old SillsiH wesid lsass thss vAls Of
tsafa asseker tasB pioas old Eaoeh did,
travelling IN The opposite aiFreiies, 10 ,hs sld
fslallisr fVats biased cat lsy wafss Daeksl
hs soiosHs aseksfy --it is Ris hea farce
for HsaA vha hes besH fslss to every pahl,s
sad private pledge = unsa who hast forty times
awsFa sPsa tAs Bible, shat be ~uala sapgost
the Constellation u The tailsa States, bat no
sess y trassPis,i apga daily, and makes no al
tsiapss TO rsseas b--te tarA piaas is The last
AEaHies u death, and sssaRs the shiee sF
BlsboP Of The dlsssss II the uniled States
We are sksPiisal - all that eosesrss tslizles.
vbsn Jawss Bsehsass 10 the saieisl,sE
Priest. he ioaBa the seaatry prospeTeas,
. hsFPJ. Esaf years ego, sHd kss greet lack Of
ability, ssd al Integrity, sss broaEbl IL 10 sss
brisk sf Asttratiisss he fouad ths rrsassry
sver-assiaF wtth = sssPlls OF sss~sJssa
lssttioas, aaA be leaves IL vita asba sf Dss
Hsoarsd Af'iissHs saagiag over st, Ab4 bic Of
hosAis sssaiiaz sii The state Beads sHd tisy-
efamsat Stocks ss baad. and pfspsFing to
carry ea the faFUstaFs sf she Psbilc baild-
ings 4 sesFHpi cid coward. without ssTrs
10 give "a orisr, shd ssfesrs It, be falls aPen
bis siafai suses. Asa like vie hgposriis is
oae uf cur chsrebss, caught stealing hIs
aslghb9Fs sars sseislmB, brsthrsn, let as
rsray
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1855-1861, 1861-01-05
Ro,,sr pouua for a Long Voyage.

Among the freight lying yesterday - tee
Reaaieg Railroad depot, ooFasr Of Fhis'esaih
a,d esiInW kIil streets sss pas A'ke destined
foE a long yaysge. lt was single haSe o9Aa
ron,aining seven haaaysd Fsauas Of batter,
The butter vas furnished BY farmer on he
lire OF tue CNtasissa RsIlroad igSss oEdsr-
sL expressly by ear alaistsF 10 CoasIsnti-
aspIs, 10 NEieb pogt 1t VAS dlspaGghtd yssisr-
4av uurnlae. Whether TIVE appreSiattFe
gentleman iatsads the entire batch fer ttsoNB
iNsls "a mote thsa We eAa say, Toe butter,
We Learned, Is packed tato cans foga whah
she aiF bad hssH exhausted, sBd g expected 70
keep ia = perfectly ifssk eanaliiaa ter nans
maaIhs. Pad Gsssi5s, Pee. y.
We shoaIa think that this snaeaa1 ef Bat
Ter. wsaid ssPFlg ssyrral fs'kisA hsfS@s.--
Tas time Is go shor; tbs, ,he Aiaister does
not usat il Coz his eva use, ualsss be sIftssn
tc held ever uadsg Liaseisl
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1855-1861, 1861-01-05
War Commenced.

BE Psssaacs sf Sssth Csrebsa, seat ssasrs.
H.ssvsbl. AaAss. sal oaa, a. CommsssioH-
g. 20 Washington. 10 treat witA thf FFvsi-
d. 4 sE4 C&h.azi. anl dsEa4s1 a ssrrsa3sF u
q Fufta BaAt Charleston, ABd u tke tioVsis-
~ Il proyxrty 10 tha, Province. The ffsas-
4 refused, aad endorsed toe saudust Of
Auiseaoa. ia sbs tszsaAtius Of Pert
s.,sir. and ,a Gsli,Ug bach aFoa fo't sunF-
a. s,lh hi. forces t'en. Scott has sssI tha'
% Na4gist ss Ihs nasy iaPresasntr igfu-
h. t5aH N the wetld-that utth Earvsoa OF
3 rsen a 4sasId sithzSaBd siege u aoalhs
v "a stats ofdiaaucs ssa ssize batteries. is-
T. iya,lns Eort Aouilris. AEderssn sPikrd
& asayy sens foss SaHFter evmSnsnds
Aseitras, aud gAa Feascr iI to = heap OF
q e 10 "a hoart IL cdhaHseis tas ship
G., aasi iato the ilarbaF, ths ciIy Of Charles
& b., aad ctrFy tbiag vsss 3tial in itis coatss,,
. !, d, oas ,h1aszna yarda frsa she tsad, HaEii
80 sbs uAtet, With stoat foaadxtioR--is GOV
e. d ia-ooab-p.cef go aioaRts4 with large
4, ,aoa--au4 i lhs strcagvst woTk Ia Christ
,um Ilarrah Tor ihs gallant AsaEAsos
y ,ar. aad harsab Tor tAv Government forces F!
A a tboozb syefy aAa ia the soash iaAs ibe
s sf south Carolina, sad every soalhsra
; ,te 60 ints tbr aew CoaIsdsrscy, re pro
ia oasseif Oa the side Of The Gsssral
I ,,efameai' Aad ibs nsws Of The success
the Gosprameut forces, 10 any sad all eu.
1 ,smsats, while ihry are oa The defensive,
!. i be received b. as vlsh sEaltstlou,
pan the rsinyal If the rrcsldsat 20 aOaF'r
,lb these Outrageous dp,aalts, saoh a. re-
,udtug Mag ARdetsss 10 Fort Nouitgss, and
frealsring 70 ,hess Commissioners Fort
a5apier, &e., Secretaries FL0fB, IaaHFVos,
4 Taux as, rerigasA their seats IA the tan'-
the Commissioners returned - seath
.falias, aud hospHuss have commenced
,s have no heajlaaes Ia saying Iast Saath
,T,tltsa has acted badly, The authorities eI
,aih Carolina siipaiaiea Ntta the President
sat the garFi4eas IA ChErisstpH should not Re
,smsntsa. nor ist military Etstas Of the
,rta changed, aaa oa li,oif rars, a. sttisras
nd seeeaers. they wsu.d act distarh The
,f,s in the Harbor dariag BaeAaaAa's aa-
f,iui,fra,isa. fhis premise tlisy have Aai kcF,
sat have Eose 10 Washington ia dsaaat
lone aad demanded ths instaat surrender 0i
ihe Ferts We repeat, thsy have acted badly
o. indeed ihey bevs done in every step they
kavs takea, fre6a aEst 10 last
We repeat, civil var has commenced W.
have faith ia the psaaesee, iadgmess, aHs
courage Of Maj. Aadsssoa. he "a gallant
keatackias, aad we hope that he wih aas'
ma Attsgk. FIRE aa gun sud SPIN 40 blood, az
less the Secession hssss, osmasaes the light
and tseH We pray fos his sateess, aud We shAl
: rejoice in his triumph uuasf the stars ans
stripes. Ia defending Sar Consultation ans
. lsNsf
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1855-1861, 1861-01-05
Hsnrr Clay On Coercion.

% ths ets, aay u August 1850, is 80
va,ts4 States Ssu,ie, Hssay cav, siwsgs
right. made ths fa-loNiag rcoiaFks ia rrp.y 20
tb- threats q 8.sauiaa made At that tiz,,r
Nos. Nr. President, stsad here IA ny
rissr. meaning 80 D. aasvct hy any iGrr7l',
vrssfy- -r tbyr come from aiiyidHais az States.
I .kssIa asplorv as aia,h aby mao it'tnE o.
asxl hat sra,s sAsaid be FslHed ,Eainss ias
Astbsyity Of ths atoH. either b. taiiv'4aals
ar State. Fat af(sr AL thst has o., srrsa, II
sp, evr StaEe or portion o. TIE people af
spy state. rl0s.e TO place themselves 10 Sai''-
t.ry afray against ;as GsFerslavhi Of tbr
Eu.au. ana fgs trying the strength Of las
t,.yrrruient ! aan Tot sssVTtaIBlHg whether
~.hssr Sos A Government OF aaT--PrscttcJ,
~ trn1. sapabIs 81 maintaining It's aHthef-
itr. aud Of BPh5I4tns the Pesrgs sat Interests
Which bsisRz tu a GoFeFaaeht Nor, SIR, an
( 20 be alarmed az dissgs8ea ff2Fa ssy fHea
coarse hV iatiatAiioa of lae sPiliing Of e'sOd,
If blood Is 20 Ne split. by whose faaiI IL u 10
be spiilg ipsa the saFPosilson ntaihisir, Il
w,.l Dc thc fauli Of ikose Who choose - raise
the standard Of dtsHaiaa aad euaeANeT 10
prasirat. thls t.ovcFnneat; sna, cir when taA'
il done. ~ ioRr Ss Is phases 5ea TO glrF Hae
a voice 90 txprsss my ssaIimests or sn arm
wesk and sstetaled a. i may be by sze, fsst
rssts au8{Aaf arz sssR o. es ths ssss st - eeE"-
ms. fS sAs rsgpbTi ~ ,As ssasyai ssfAsruF, ans
20 sAs saaaisesisss - fAsPsssrf ~ iA5s ''sH'
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1855-1861, 1861-01-05
The Clay Building NsssrS- Rice, Lan
n Co

tlas u TIE Eaesg bsiEssazs n Poiat ef
aFvhitrctsEAl asslga sa4 Ssaaty ot aHia2s .
the glay baiidrg !. Is stsaied u i1s seHssf
st sAs hgs.u-ss Po~taa ot eur fits- nrtneca
Aisrls sa+I Jsesraaa streets ee AAie- fkts
bai.s4uz hA- bcsu erected BAT sheat yeer
ar5a hafr ssa for aszuty sH& t1Faslrg ss-
pvarGnsu - oae tast woe.a stsrsss attsa-
itaa 90 snv street - tae saggsr cites "a tAs
TrsaH Jtae 81 tae preosllea} 6ruas occ1FT-
ter the sealar-u portion uf ts5s HsaEnsd7eHt
stF1f stare. Ne fssa ;s Nsssgz. Rtys. Lsi3 Co,
importers. 5uhbsrs saa retailers ie fafesEa sad
,lpmt.tj- staple ssd 6saes dry goods. lae'r
sterr tarsas asut s. s8Es3 ap n s'Yse per-
fsrs1v .a h4rriaar WiJF the auEwzrd aFresra-
aucr OF the tsi.isuE attractive ahd Gisgasa-
cent 4 stgas, through their safe aAa store
asouas - III yoBvjnSs CRe tAst tself sfeek =
beta large sa1 yArtcd, consisting oi every
,,s.r4ratsr article krc~n iDs ths dry g1oSE
trade Tbry hsvs also msty sBsV'1siiies
ahi.A slar~ tc3saz tsthcla- - iesi issa'1ss %
RF1apt "a ensrgs.sS bgsauesS mrn, $50 aaF-
.ae thaFoasb Aa~sssise ei taS'F b&s-scss
asa ,ae sasls e saeir eIss"u'rss- Ias's
.,a. 1 - brsvv Ea,s6c- eoasisttag Of esEa-
oarEs ltnsvys, P!anaatt"n so1as - every
assl.ty aaA pfsss. meetings and 4osasstlcs oi
,bs bsst ssGta~ss uAa,-ssrgase, = large aa3
vel selected From tbe georgia maaEiAc-
tate-s tkey hA,e fU lees q tae refy aest
geoAs IN the msrEst
Ia pstaEs thcy claIrs a Fre-sszlss1af tbetf
stack eeasisgiaE cf sSeEy varf-E q bIli'ssr
Freech ssa Ame-jgsa usaHsfattaye, A-"NA
aad aased 1or ths4y 9ssl.ly aaas halss.
o,e saafsr- Of tbel- stcek. 'er sh'eh pep
/ hs,,s. ghis s4u deserves psstssssa sFraet'
( ths tstsakas4ss sats tas NsTAeS 81 i'aPef sod
- g-.,.s - sae sAaEs n taale haea. aaF-
/ s,.s st- ss.lts sp especially fss themselves,
s,s -s5.a thrv Ase seitag ap&sr tat1 oNs
asf.ensl zusrauire ss T. Ea~Ests. IStae saaAss
thss heIa oaf extra iaasesEs9ata- hsyins
siszA Of Easaa PeeNllY aaa saTeIsiiy Sc
leste3 ma3s ~ q every vsFisty o. smes0ia-
rflss. sslks. ladies dress goetfs, ard 5eo,es
las af vsss bxsEtlfsl tFiesi sa4 sSessas seeds-
TAs RcafsNs ashils u saetss5 sftssie tasl -
esnipx he lAaiss' rhqiee, u shlsh tasy sfs
eeastsptGy Increasing thsir stesss % sePPi
7 ths ceutiaard aemAua We have sn -
I tAgs sar kas sss 81 SO sifssest 'SStafss y
Z .aeif s,s,,s saly - sAas tAat Il = essnRss-@
1 .at 80 siapis4 10 sss nsrksA tee tsisf-
ps.ss II tAls 6rla, and tha s<.ss 80
( rsssi,,., .sl.se the,a - ksaf szgss - sss
wzskst lNte gs ne season. ea<stfAg 'aesa 70
( - evsEF adsastage "a bs bad ~ saaesnS.
/ ~. ,e..Isnses sasaFosiBg the AREA are Hea %
I -, sspe4{ssee Ia tss kssnssst P-assPt, sa~f-
- ssastesss, sA4 eestzsag, Assa ws Fseeu,-
s.~ad tAots aasi tasis stosk ~ sha esastsFfs-
tioa u tar psslie.--le les-Tk,s AeFesrS
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1855-1861, 1861-01-05

The Tioz EBvAEa g'ssHFr. ssts foEth TIE
sets forth the faiioSiHE, 81 the wusk Of Ar
Isnt Spirits 10 the psiisd states, Ia Sea Years.
u is sayiss gysA, assl IN fss words aHd Ne
szspssk ior tbs I',sie sst,yle, Pssus'i On the
part of ali n1g whose bsaas tbis paper sAsIi
l,ll
Easf tsSes tpgti' sai soss 81 hH r. srs -
re s.
; lyh hss esst the nation direct ~IFease q
faap aHg COO
. I, bas cost the aatisa az iadireyt rsPrnss
Of $500 oa9 eoa.
Il ba. destroyed IArsr hasarsd sssasssd
iiFrs
It hAs sent oae hundred thousand child
rsn 10 the poor.heass.
II has eSasigasd ct least ere huadFcd
and G0s.-ikaasssd Psgssas - tas jA'ls and
FrHJtratiatiss-
81 has n1aas 81 isa-s si'va-aud uosei-
Ars
: Il has susiixassa % the eorauliss.eH q
Que Ihaasaaa eve baadFrA marier'-
ll la. ssassd tsp theasaud Pets1ns 70
cas,fpt .uisile.
. I, has hufasa. or othsraisr aeSlTar'd
trussTiy to isr amaaus OF ien EsiiiIass -
,J34aFs
Ia Il has ,aade tro hundred taogsNh3
widows. aad oas lu.l,teu " aYphaa eh.liFsa
-- Hss E4Esra is1rftt
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1855-1861, 1861-01-05
sov,h Carolina Patriotism.

The auwonts-l zf5sgsRys of the i4tiis State
af soush CaroIinz, "a debating 20 ali The 0lscr
Ssathrru stSiss Chat they shsll De. aza -
attempting % drag then, tstOreoeIlsoa against
5ar aseraurng. hss nos bsez eoasjdsrea ~
ne oiBsz States, IN all its eapFaiir. The
message Of her GoysrRot Was az iBsuit 10
-rpry sttse Sogth Of Mason agd DtE0a Lac.
Cssuura dricrsacc las slssys bvca AWARDED
- ths members o. partnership eoaoern sad
= ,irrvat regard fs= sas apiHions Of tbs sss5sss
s.er3 Rsi4,y la a Soacsrn, bss a-Yes eeea de-
nfed anul SoutA C-rVgiaa afrogaaI,y spared
zay conference ssih virg iats, thoGga she Is
rhs iargrsi slave ewnsr ia TIE eouesfn. The
Nartheru states accord % EiygiaIa The Ps-
sisioa, t4ssEts, as3 pAsriotasnh. 50 indignantly
dsais4 her bv she rebsiIseaShitic eoatsasTasy
Of Saatb Csroliasi
Iarrr are lhoasAads Of true hearted, cuH-
ssryallse. ard patriotic DsA Ia Sua'a Care
liaa, sad sbe eaa h0sss s0as great Asa
risrieHs names in g0as-by days bsi her
Eeselateaary r,aewa. Is taruish~i by tbe
many acts oG cruelty, 'isitr4 aIou isss aiss
an4 Patriots ar those DAYS, hy eitsseas q
south Careless. The Fgr,ss oFer-FaA ise
State IN those trying times, sad eel tssy
sasEat. foy Il y = fact sitsstsi 6y bist"Fy thai
iaere we're more TeFiss in Sossb Carolina tsss
n the other twelve States ef the Usi0ul II
sou,a CarUEus, ia 10 sell kaowa, that 'hT
Torigs berard, saJ P,,lsEed, Ana vSnienis des'
tFoysd the property and hvss Of the NA'Ss
wso sed in every direction hsforsthe iaiar'S''
F al sBevggaaries of tbeir eva stale Ihrl
we're even uaass rspaeisas and sTgeg 'a tss''
. 5s4 ssa4trvssrz, than were the By.s'sh soldiers
The descendants ef shsss PluRaeTips Torles
ars RON isaaiag OF IN this seesssioa rs0Fs'
aral. aaa &c of the border States, wso re-
. coffee, ths aBsrif q their . TliussTieus Prsls
ressor.. aoat wisA 10 he led By Asm- o' De
,atsa 70. az &c our duty IN this erts's- fh
vile leaders o. tbis Fphrtitaais saHth taroltas
-. worthy oi the ass,sat resawa Of the,
Tery siTes Bat they are ggt the people &
sas IL sac patriots, and soldiers q Nlrgsaia
Tsaaessre, kestucky, saI cthrs gsiian
states. Wat they are 10 Dc, sod sAss ihsy a.
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