Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-05-27
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a Kcnrhcksn j oarnaI on Vrsihia's Scccs.
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? :. The EauisFiHei(Ky y 'JoayndJ says: 91o!e'
THE Virginia State Convention passed an
otdinancesde6Hfpg treason. The ordinance
. 'sqAst TO say any thing against the Coy
ernfnentiof Virginia or authorities there-
OF orr gainst the Government of the Con.
lel lefste States, or the authorities thereof or
aqeipst the Government OF any member of
the Cbhfederate States, is treason, and of
course bu nisba6le as such.n' a.Aa,h no q 81
Such is the atrocious ty ranny utder which
the. saisunionists ore willing to draw thsir
wTetcbed bfeaths.i The Constitution of the
-Uhited States provides that no spoken words
Shall be sufficient 10 constitute treason, that
only oVeTtaels shall be punishable as treasbh;
ibnly actual attein pts to subvert the Govern
ment or give aid and comfort 10 its euemiss;
but the " Tginia Secessionists, miserable lit
lie despOts that they are, have made pro-
visions 10 hang free born citizens for the
luttsrance Of hword unfav6Fable 70 the ati .
tbOrities of Virginia, or the authorities of
any edingStste whatever. Men who will
Voluntarily submit 10 such tyranny, are not
" orth the few feet of eoraage that would be
required to straBgle them. IsU $40 3hi 4
81. What cay ye O,iKentuckians, 10! thFow-
ing off the Constitution OF the United Statesl
the loriousold chartaHd charter Of freedo n,
and living under an ordinances like that OF
the Virginia Conyention, keeping perpetual
watch and guard lupon your lips 6ad
tongues, lest, by the utterance of a light ell
lusion TO the Governor or some other fdnc-
ttioDRTyR Of Kentueky,4nr the GoEeEnsF or
some ether mpcti9nary Of some other So
cediDg Slate, You sbo0idhaFe all the breath,
from which disfespectful words are c9ined,
ehoksd agt Of genfhys no9se at the end Of q
hAltoksmL gl aalm IaIa Efh .iz1 lIii IiiR 4
q. AlBkT6hEEossl IDkAf OF BABY ExPEaIEsoE.
To be sure, some bachelors ttor tho most
part, though, too, Young to. be set down as
such,) are very i'll at ease in the, presence III
children. l remember, when my friendO Du
Brisay was persuaded to be ispohkoF to his
eOllege ge servants child he was Yefy nervous.
And 0alferwsfd, when he nufsed IL TO keep
up the chaTacteE and, gave II his watch 70
play with, his Aee as he saw that baby pro-
leeed TO pdt the chf 5noTneter into her mouth,
X and theheb down her throat was a study tor
lie Brun, or any author ofe book Of passions
II was q mixture of feafIsdespair,o astonish-
: nept, indignation and y Aelplessness, that
YOU'D pDzzEep thu best painter In the world
William Hogarth, who Is oaSOf IT.
by the By. Then Papas-Gnd mammas are to
blame for the shynesssOfs their single male
friends. Theyi sfoFcs tie inclinGti0Ri of the
4 ikhiid1enA+andlthb bachelors hoa il and feel
bncOmfortahleE Whens qEhhy, my7deaf," ," is
told to tigo aud speak 40 that nice ggestteh
mhn-nnd :kisa- -hinfsi H. llmily naturally does
sol with q protest. eRhiGhis quite evident to
tle nice gentieMAA ~ IL has beehitoldl some
times to say something funny and be kpQws
bow difficult Il Is TO say even AHoW Dye do
10 order. A. for kifeinga strangsr, he Il
not,aceustaped,fo %, that eompapd, but a difis
dsHce IN She sf9es 81 bis bopts and the poipts
Of his gloves, at the-FSfy idea creates a
sympathy fosdlmiiy,e ssaep .lllssA "a a y
l-l7fru VI Go - Z
Two good powder mills are in operation in
Pickens District, South Carolina.