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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-04-10
April

Government that the D EN- ocracy ofthe North
will take up arms against their country IL
any attempt is made to enforce the laws in
the South; and the Confederate leaders Of
the secession Locofocos Of the South threat
en- that all the border slave States, and all
league with them to destroy the Government
founded by Washington.
Hear the St. Louis journal;
Our dispatches inform US to- day, that Fort
Pickens is to be reinforced At eli hazards,
and the blockade OF the mouth OF the Miss.
issippi river to be effectuaily establisbed-
These runors, however, we still discredit -
We admit that we may be mistaken. The
same madness which has destroyed the Gov.
eminent may wildly drive on the agents OF
ruin to complete their own destruction. The
FIRST ship OF war stationed at Charleston, or
Ut the mouth Of the SayanDah or Mississippi
rivers, as an authoritative blockade, will be
in fact. and will be so considered by the
Confederate States, an open declaration of
war, while /. will seriously interfere with
the neutral commerce OF European nations.
independently OF the means at the command
selves BY sea, it will require only few DAYS
to bring powerful French, Spanish and
English feet into our waters to protect neu
trail commerce, and clear their way, il nec
essary, to the blockaded ports. They cannot.
il they would, avoid policy like this. Their
s=.F r. deeply in~ufvrd tnxu
those OF the Conf ederate States, and the
Federal Governments will ind it's humilating
Nnu al ina aaA byt he
. war with one or several OF the great pow
ers OF Europe.
In addition to the incslculahle injuries
which the Federal Government must endure
as the result of Lnch an insane policy, will
be the inevitable suspension and destruction,
for the time be- ng. Of its own foreign CON-
merce. The richly freighted vessels, now
conducting its foreign commerce, will be-
come the easy and unresisting prey Of armed
vessels under commission Of Marqae and
Rsprisal.
No child's play will be resorted to. No
love licks will b stricken. Ii will be war
Of giants. No favors will be asked-none
will be shown. And the Federal Govern.
ment will come out OF such contest the most
disabled and ruined combatant that has "a.
ken tho field 10 modern warfare.
ne n'rs gun HIcu-tH HI6t uloou 6neu--
the first house burned-the 6rst clash oil
swords, will bring Virginia, North Carolina
Tennessee, Kentucky, Arkansas and Mis-
souri, into line with their Southern sisters. -
We repeat it; We emphasize it; We call at
tension oit; weFroclaim it from the hou.,
tops; Missouri will draw the sword in de
fence Of Southern rights. II will be tn,
sword OF giant, and she will sweep out o.
her pathway ell opposition ut home, a. chaf
Is driven before tho terrible whirlwind
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NIi.sourl voros Down Secession.
Yesterday Afternoons Report.
FROM WASHINGTON.

WAsHINeToN, March a.
The following persons have been confirmed by
the Senate W. II. CorWin, Secretary Of Lega
ton 20 Mexico; G. W; Van Horn, Consul 10
Marseilles ] Leslie, Consul 70 Lyons, W. H
Carpenter 20 Foo ChOO, and r. NJ Shufelat Con
sui General at Havana W. p. MRngum, Consul
70 NingpOs J. Y. Arnold, Consul 20 Odessa Il.
B. Lawrence, COusul Generul at Florence NJ
HoWaEd, Consul az Messina r. 9. Parsons, Con
sui 70 Rio Janeiro W II. Fry, Secretary of lie
gaticn 70 Turin Collectors Of CustOms-H. Bar
ney, New York J. White, Chicago E Palmer,
Milwaukee; J. Herrons pltbDque. Marshal South
ern District OF New N6fk. W A. Dart. Post
Masfers-R. + SandeFS Hemphis Geo. Daw-
son. Albany; AEs5n !s Clapp, Bufalo; J. N
sterriit. Erie; B, Il Lghegar, Cairo; 5. Tindale,
Belleville.
The following were confirmed this evening:
l. e. Chittenden, Register of the Treasury; d
X. Cartier, Minister 20 Bolivia; F. Hassaurek,
Turner, Chief Justice; G. NJ Mott and Horatlo
Jones, Associates; D. Bales, Marshal; B. B
Banker, Attorney; o. Clemens, Secretary; J. W d.
North, Surveyor. Officers for DacOtah-W. Jayne,
Governor; 7. Bliss, Chief Justice l. 0. Willis
ton, Q. A. Burton, Associates; II. n Vail, AttOr-
ney; W. A. sharp, Marshal; G. D. Hill, Survey
or; J. Hutchinson, Secretary. Officers for Ne
bEaska-Alvin saunders, Governor; W. P. Kelly,
Chi Justice; S. Nilsson, Associate. Officers
for ColoradO-Oharles Larmour, Associate Jus
doei z. Townsend, Marshal; 7. B. Edwards, At
torney.
The following were confirmed in the Patent
Once; D. 2. Holloway, Commissioner; S. NJ
Hodges, G. H. Harding, I. C. Theaker, Exami
ners In Chief
Geo. c. Bestor was confirmed Postmaster Of
Peoria, Illinois, snd Clark Carr, of Galesburgh,
Ilinois
The "Co6federasiOn" Newspaper has received
despatch that Fort Sumter was evacuated to-
day.
fhomau A. Jackson has been appointed Chief
Engineer in the Navy.
A number Of Army and other combinations,
including Major Day to be Lieutenant Colonel,
vice Abercrombie, promoted to the ColOnelcy,
were made.
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4bOe8...s.........
LHMRE
NEW YORK n1ARKET-nrARCH 2s.
zE1EaaAPH.I

FL0UR-Market has been quite excited by the
City Of balt1mores news and prices have advanced
n692lC per bhl with good export and home trade de
'uandi and good business doing on Speculation =
Market closing rather quiet with free sellers of Az
state at $3.50. About 1900 bbls Of the sales Ia
ken Tor export.
stats; S5,45@555 tor extra state, S5,3O65.35 for
uperine western; So 4h95 50 for common 10 n1edi1m
lund hoOped Ohio; and $5,z597,00 for trade brands
do.
more active demand. Sales are l2IO bbls az S555e5
100 for common to good extra; S725T 80 for choice
RYE FIIOUR-In fair request Sales $50 bbls
At So 4Od4, 10 common to choice Euperdne
CORN hIEAL-MaTket steady with small sales
tt previous quotations
WHISK N-Ir favorable request at . shade bet
ter prices. Sales are 100 b, Is l75k@lsc.
WBEAT-Market has been very much excited
md prices advanced 2l15c per bush with brisk ex-
n store and delivered; inferior to good Milwaukee
ino IN store and delivered; Milwaukee club or am
Iva % called, 81 35 in store; inferior to prime
gS5ae9 el9b at $l,279l,35; winter red western al
t-e so IN store ard delivered: white western At
si-ts9l;o35 white Oanaaa at 81 So
~ ELoeeree and quite firm. Sales are 2lO0 bush
Inferior Canada East on pri vSts fe aLS ofuO W
BARLEY NAL I'm arkef sfe-i;g, -. ss,,oo.
CORN-Market about lc better With = 49, 80.
doing for export and home consuronf gI SuIa-
"a 900 bush at sc old mixed wesferb II ssies
R. b. Depot; 6S966c for new yellow Jersey. sel-a
tor new Southern yellow; 6997lc new white so5tb.
G7i
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RICHmOND CONVENTION.
MN EROIAL.
CLEVELAND mARKEr-nARCH 2s.

CLEVELAND hIARKET-MARCH 2s.
There is more animation in the market than for
some days past.
FLOUR-Remains steady with no great amount
Of business doing.
WHEAT-In better demand. Sales 6cars white
at sll6; red at SlOl; and car good mixed at
same.
OATS-Quiet at 2S924c
CORN-saIes one car at slc.
sEEDS-Olovsr declined Sales 95 bush at $500,
and ls do at same Sales 81 bush Timothy at s2,75.
HIGHWINEs-saleso of 50 Bbls at ING and Is
do at l5c.
LARD-Sales a5 bbls at &c.
BUTTER Sales of ? bbls good roll at I4c
EGGS-Sales S bbls at &c.
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FROM WASHINGTON.

" A1HINUIUNi HIHTVU 90
The Senate to-day confirmed Carl Sehurz Min
lister 10 Spain; Jas. s. Pike Minister Resident at
Hague; G NJ Clay, Minister TO Russia X. M.
Palmer. Minister TO Argentine Republic; j. +
Harvey; Minister to Portugal; G o. Fogg
Minister 70 Switzerland A. B Di kin
son, Minister 70 Nicaragua Z. johnson
Solicitor Treasury; b g. IsharwOOd Engineer
in.Chief Of the Navy; Geo W. Lane, Judge Of
the Northern and Southern Districts of Alabama
Edwin G. Larned, Attorney for Illinois; Her
man Cox, Attorney, and +, R GlRscock, Mar
shall Of Middle District Of Tennessee; j. l. Col
Inns, Superintendent OF Indian Ahairs In New
Mexico.
SurS eyOrs Of CustOms-J. o. Anthony, New
Albany Ind II. f. COOrer IChattanooga Tenn.
Thomas McIlrath, Appraiser, New York
The following Postmasters were eonhrmed-
p. Weller, Chilicothe; G, ). Pyle, Mt Vernon
b Bateman, Janesville; w. +. Comfy, Dayton
I. O. McEwen, Sandusky.
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Last Nights Report.
CONGRESSIONAL.


EENATl.l
Mr.. Irumbull offered = resolution declaring
tnat 10 the opinion Of the Senate, the true way
to preserve the Union is to enforce the laws O.
me Union; that resistance to their enforcement
MnesiAa under anti-coercion or any Othe
name, Is disunion, and that Il 4 The dUfx of IN
Frssloent % use All the means in his power "a
hold ana protect the public property 81 The II
B., and % enforce the laws thereof a. well IN ~
states Of South Carolina Georgia lsbaTns Ma
siEsippi, FLORIDA, louisiana and Teras os ii4il u
the other States Of the Union - "i'liA
Mr. Trumbull said he offered the rasoIutio,, =.
expressive Of the views he entertained. He ds
sired TO have Il printed, and would be rlad II ~
could have vote on it.
M Bright-All on this side Of the Chamber
will be glad to have vote now.
Mr.. Sumner moved to proceed to the codsider.
alton Of Executive business.
The Senate went into Executive session.
On opening the doors, Baker and Bright were
appointed committee 10 wait on the President
~ inform him that the Senate was ready to g..
lourn
.seFal Executive messages we're received
The Senate again went into executive session.
Subsequently q resolution involving 5000 OF
S70o0 for the purchase Of the annals Of C0hgrt ss
and register Of debHtes, was disclosed and pJst
poned Until December.
The President having no further communica
ton - make, the Senate, at O'Clock, adjourned
giaa &C.
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TEXAS NTATTERs.

GALVESTON, March 20.
The Convention has elected Ford Colonel, and
Baylor Lieutenant Colonel, Of regiment of
Rangers, to serve twelve months on the frontier
in addition TO the enc ordered by Secretary
Walker
On the 2Ist Gov. Houston and Secretary Ham
iltOn delivered, at Austin, speeches violently de
nOuncing the Convention, the Confederacy, and
their Constitution.
On the 2Sd the Convention in Committee of the
whole adOpted the Constitution almost unani
mously On engrossing the ordinance the vote
was nearly unanimous for il.
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WAsHINGTON NEWS.

WAsHEGTON, March %.
No action was taken on the proposition to sub
nit the San Juan dispute to arbitration. The
subject gOes over till next session.
Contrary 70 expectation, the President made
no nomination TO I'LL the vacancy in he Supreme
Court.
Archibald, late Eugineer.in- Chief of the Navy
has received a dispatch from Mr.. Mallory offer
ing him similar position under the Confederate
States. which was promptly declined
No orders have been issued, or will be at pres
ent, TO land troops at Fort Pickens, and state
ments 70 that effect are untrue
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ITRlIs FROM CHARLESTON.


The following Is special to the Herald:
no change IN the aspect Of affairs at Fort Sum
ter.
President Davis has made reqHisition on this
state Tor troops for purpose unknown. He
has also called fer 500 from Florida and 1000 from
Georgia
The Florida Convention ratified the Confede-
rate Consultation.
Tie Mississippi Convention will ratify unani-
moHsly, but is divided on the question OF its ref
erenee 10 the people.
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FRAUD---sHOT.

LTNCIhNlIIi NHTUu 20
Drafts drawn by the Cataract Bank at Lock
port N. Y, on the Ocean Bank of New York, for
81 900, were sold to Bankers here yesterday. One
party was arrested. and 200 In the same kind
OF drafts were found in his trunk Another party
has gone West with $40 900. The first drafts sold
were intended to be paid, in order that the par
ties might get their credit up, but it is believed
grand frand is contemplated.
Perry Moore, a well known citizen was shot
by burglar yesterday morning who entered his
house for the purpose of roboing it. Moore lies
in q critical condition.
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OATs-oulet At ss@s4,Iofor western Canada $40

OATs-Qulst at sS@Sl,Iefor western oanadai $40
$50 state ~
PORK-Marlot hrmor. Sales are S5Obbls OF
Sl6626alB,75 mess; Sl2,bO60l2,75 prime.
EKkR-Rlarket cOntiaues dull. sales ar0 100
bble az SA75Ga5 OO for country prnei S5T50425 for
country mess 5s,OO9lO,OO for repueked measi 5000
dlI,uO for extra mess.
PRIME MESS BEEF Dull and ''o..Iaally
BFEF il HAnIs-Q lot and steady at Sl2@iS for
state aud western.
GiIJT nIEATS-In fair request. Sales 80 pkgs
66G6fo shoulders; SeoSsko for hams.
HOGS-Quiet at ~ corn fed dressed, and S5Ao
City; &c for live weights.
BACO = Dull Rnd nominally unchanged,
LARD Steady; demand moderate. Sales 100
bbs at Q00lOc, aud 100 kegs l0a@llc.
BUTTER- IL selling at lOc@4o TOR Ohioi
i20lgc state.
prime
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NEWS.



The W Washington correspondence of the Tribune
says orders were sent on the I4th to land the 400
troops on board the Brooklyn, and reinforce Fort
Pickens. Nointelligence of the execution of the
order had yet reached the Government, as all
communication by mail and telegraph are cut of
BY the secessionists.
The correspondent also states that orders were
sent ten days ago TO retain portion of the dis
persed troops in Texas, subject to the order of
Gov. Houston in repressing any attempt to over
throw the State authority.
Further intelligence from that quarter was
looked for auXiOuslY.
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RTCH ROLLTNG PRATRTF IAEps.

The deep rich loan Of the prares Is cultivated with
such wonderful facility that the farmers or the Eastern
and Middle States moving to Illinois in great num-
bers The Of Illinois is about equal to that Of En-
gland and the soil is so rich that il will support twenty
Tnllions Of ueoule
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ManMfattMrEra.
DERNARD DEMMENG

BERNARD DEMMENG.
II (SuccessOr to Il. KonigslowJ
ARTISAN, MACHINIsT AND PATENT MODEL,
MA KER,
No. 144 Superior street. Leader Building,
CLEVELAND, OHIO.
BEhkARD DEMMENG, having purchased the
establishment Of II, Konigslow, is now prepared to
contract for manufacturing Sewing Machines and
all kinds of light Machinery. Part cular attention
aud facilities Tor getting up Models of Patents
PAIRIN
If your SKATES need fxing, call on Demmeng
II your SEWING MACHINE is out of order he
will put il in order.
He repairs all kinds OF SURGICAL Instruments
All kinds Of Metal and Musical Instruments Ie
paired.
If u SHOULD get up a new Patent DenimenR II
the man to get up your Models, either in Wood
Brass, or Iron, IA the neatest manner
Az kinds ol Belt Hanging done in prompt style.
All kinds of light Machinery put in order in the
most eX peditiOus manner.
Engineering Instruments reported.
small Steam Engines repaired thoroughly.
Rail koad GductOr's Punches manufactured in
the best manner.
Rail Road Conductors Punches repaired
~ In fact everything in the shape ef repairing
or manufacturing, done on contract.
eS- Entrance to shOp-l44 Superior street. up one
pair OF STAIRS. BERNARD DEMMENG.
feb7:Rl2
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FROM NEW YORK.

NEW YORK, March %.
A special dispatch to the Commercial says the
President has appointed Carl Schurz Minister to
Spain, in place of Cassius NJ Clay, who has
willingly consented to be transferred TO Russia
Special dispatches also state that Jas. s. Har-
yey, Washington correspondent of the Philadel-
phia North American and the New York Trib-
une, has been nominated Minister to Portugal.
RICHMOND CONNVENTION.
RIcHMOND, March 2s.
Amendments proposed yesterday in Convention
was defeated AZ to "a.
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MISSOURI LEGISLATURE.

ST. LOUIS, March 2s.
The Committee on Federal Relations in the
House yesterday reported the following joint
resolution, which passed-62 against AZ:
Resolved, That II is ineXpedient for the Gen
eral Assembly to take any steps for calling Ma
tional Convention 10 propose amendments to the
Constitution, as recommended By the State Con
ventfon
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-03-29

Thus far capital and labor have been applied 10 de-
velopng the soil the great resources Of the State in
coal and iron are almost untouched. The nvariable rule
that the mechanic arts flourish best where food and fuel
are cheapest will follow at early day in Illinois, and
in the course Of the next ten years the natural laws and
necessities Of the warrant the belief that at least
five hundred thousand people will be engaged in the
State OF Illinois in various manufacturing employ
rnents
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-03-29
N. Y. STOCK MARKET.-9IARCH rs.
inv TptnanApH1

Market dull and rather lower. Chicago 4 Rock
Island As; Cleveland & Toledo 35A b. 10; Gaiena a
Chicago 7s4; Cleveland, ,Columbu Cincinnati iulh;
Illinois Central script 81 y; Micht an southern 7bi
Harem, preferred, Il; Harlem l6A b. 30; Hudson
Asa: Erie 924; Now York Central 75A; Delaware q
Hudson sQt; Pacific Mail S5H b, lu Chicago a
Northwestern lst bonds 'S; Illinois Central bonds
l0214; Brooklyn Water Loan it8i Michigan State o.
a5; United States Is 81 coupons %; Unied Statos 6s
s registered g5a Un ted States o. n registered Ss
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FROaI NEW YnRK.

NEW YoRK, March %.
It is announced that the Grand Trunk Railroad
Company, Of Canada, is unable to meet the inter
est due on the 25th, on the stock of the Atlantic
and st. Lawrence Company, leased BY them.
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BY the use of these Pills the periodic attacks of
Nervous or Sick Headache may be prevented; and If
laAeh at the commencement OF an attack immediate
reiief from pain and sickness viii be obtained.
They seldom tail in removing the Nausea or Head.
ache to which Females are subject
They act gently upon the Bowels, removing Cost
iyeness.
For Literary Men, Students, Delicate Females. and
all persons Of ofsedentary habits they are valuable a
Laxative, improving the appetite, giving tone and
'igor to the digestive organs, and restoring the
natural elasticity and strength OF the whole system
THE CEPHALIO PILLS
are the result OF long investigation and carefully
conducted experiments, having been in use many
years. during which time they have prevented and
relieved vast amount Of pain and suffering from
Headache, whether originating in the nervous sys.
tenn, or from deranged state Of the stomach.
They are entirely vegetable in their eomnosition
and may be taken at all times with perfect safety
without making any change of diet, and the absence
OF any disagreeabls taste renders 1t easy to admin
ter them to Children.
B E W ARE OF OOUNTERFEITsI
HSr The genuine have five signatures of Henry G.
5paldtng on each Box. "
HS-sold by Druggists and all Dealers in Medicine.
Box will be sent by mail, prepaid, on receipt of
the price, -
TWENTY-FIVE CENTS.
HS-An orders should be addressed to
HENRY G. sPALDING,
4S Cedar Street, New York,
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geaal Motifts.
CtALE 0F RNAI. ESTAI

GALE OF REAL ESTATE BY
~ order Of Court On the 2gth day OF March, 1851,
~ O'Clock 7. hl, on the PROMISES In the township
0I brunswick Medina county, OHIO, will be sold 70
tate,aa the property the minors OF Hiram Vaughn
deceased to wit: Situate in the said township oil
BrunsWtck, and ia known being the south west
corner Of Lot Ne. 10, and Is bounded as follows -
Beginning at the southwest corner Of said Lot No.
TO- thence north along the line Of said Lot 10 rods 70
stone Ia the LINE; thehce east q rods 81 links 70
stake and etones thence south 10 rods 70 stake and
stones IN the center Of the ROAD thence II
and Sl5 links TO the first mentioned boundary, AND
CONTAINS two acres Of land, more less. AppfaiBeu
at S3lO.
iERha OF sALE-One-half Of the purchase money
20 be paid tng day Of sale and thv balance n one
month IRON said day Of sale.
LESTER BRADFORD,
# auId Iuo
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LANDS OF ILLINOIS

No State in the Valley Of the Mississippi offers great
inducement TO the settler as the State Of Illinois,
There is portion Of the world where all the c0ndi-
tons Of climate and soil so admirably combine to pro-
duce those two great staples, CoRE and WHEAT the
Prairies Of Illinois,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-03-29
FAsTERY Avn sOUTHERY TARKETs
APPLICATION OF CAPITAL.

These lands are contiguous to railroad 100 miles
in length which connects with other roads and navga-
bic lakes and rivers, thus afordng unbroken com
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-03-29
THE snnTRERN pARr

OF the State lies within the zone the Cotton regions
while the soil is admirably adapted 70 the growth Q
Tobacco and Hemp, and the Wheat is worth from IS
20 cts more per bushel than that raised further north
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-03-29
EICs, FAR1ERs Z WORKING MEN.
In Tracts OfFOTty Acres and

MECHANICS, FARMERS & WORKING MEN.
TIE attention Of the enterpring and industrious por-
ton Of the community is directed to the following
statements and liberal inducements offered them by the
ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAILROAD COMPANY.
which, as they will perceive, will enable them, BY
proper energy perseverance and industry to provide
comfortable homes for themselves and families with
comparatively speaking, very little capital.
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| INCOLN'S INAUGURAL.
DRESSED Up By 1sAAos.

DRESSED Up By IsAAcs.
Friends and feIlow-citizens,
Of these United States
III now take the oath Of Office,
Thrust on me b. the fates.
% An cid custom REQUIRES
That say Wurd or two,
10 show before take my cath,
hat intend to DO.
And solemnly declare,
That shall never interfere
/ With the institution Of Slavery
| AS long a. 4 stop heIe.
The property, peace snd security,
! Ot no section are 90 b.
Endangered By my Administration,
| FOR that dep. nds me %
" The Fugitive Slave Law
| Is the law Of the land
! IL was 50 intended BY the law EiYer,
/ And shall be executed BY my command
Some parties down South
! nave attem pted to secede,
| hold according t0 the Constitution,
] Ii can't bs did indeed.
| 81 therefore consider that
/ The Union IL NOT dissolved;
I'm firmly now resolved ''
- IN doing this however,
There need no blood e shed;
Uncle ans properly I n only hold
And see tbs revenues paid"
" II there's a place in the Union
here the clttzen's don't want pap.
1 y not send obnoxious strangers there,
For isar their blood will tap
" The mails III send every Vhere
Unless you interfere
And the people shall i el that security.
The central idea Of Secession
Is the essence Of anarchy.
majority By the Constitution held
IS the only sovereign OF d people free
worthy citizens would ike 10 have
Inc Constitution now amended;
hou may try il if you think IL best
And IN not be ofiend.d.
TO my dissatisfied fellow countrymen,
4 We but one word TO say
mere can be nothing lost oy deliberaHon
50 entreat you 10 delay.
May the better angels Of our uature
Protect Us one and all,
And when want NEM CE0THTNn
Let Us call at UNION HALL
Splendid new Clothing for Men and Boys, at pri
ces 70 8uit the times, At - -
ISAAC A. IsAACs'
MAGNIFICENT UNION HALL.
Sole Ageacy for the sale Of Singers Celsbratsa
SEWING KA GRINES
AND
STORR'S AUTOMATON PRESSMAN
Corner of Union and Superior streets.
50 LOOK OUP FOR THE GIANTS ~
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From the Examiner, Norfolk, VAL
They have been tested in more than a thousand
cases, with entire success.