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THEl GHOSTS LETTER.

th II u uOO1 . LIE Il LEN
A ghostly letter we have had,
1t came the other night, s ....
And thus his ghostship did commence:
al promised would write f - 5i.
-- And let you know my tals OF Woi
-.. And why cannot rest,
But wander round the streets at night
l i In dead mems clothing dressed.
'Two years ago, you surely know, Oh FL Pr
q ---a There was a secret ORDER .- --. H...
1t spread from Maine to Mexico,
-uH z And TO our Western border; .c- a
They called its members Maltese Sons,
lI s'iii Or rather Sons Of Malta ayl u i11-
--- 4 AE5al E5Troru az a sacred altar. n Z------z-
---- II took the oath Of fseerecy 70 a-I -- 5.lt
r. F-4. Upon my bended knees,
Ana passed through all ordeaIs
!. Erls.- With fortftude and ease.
held my oats, my teeth were good, --7 -'1
u ali And il was then 'reco. ded,'
1 would embrace the black sxtrsnityioG q
-2'-' = W hon by my country ordsEed-.---- I e
~ 49, They hailed me with great Joy, .-i' ~ p
---'- And shook me By the hand and said ~. .r-
Il -. r... was brave, brave boy; % ~
And 70 show their great ssteems l--s. L1-
+ alI y g. =. J. A. they made me,
But had not the honor long, n5I5aaua
hi i'is' when IN the grave they Laid ner.i ga -.5t
.-a HThe seat filled with honor once,
Is vacant and l'thworriedj z1'' .35J1 @
on % Ny spirit cannot rest in peace, .,fl f-
odd L Z. In every street and laue,
To ind Son Of Malta noE,r ii5oo5 Cd
,nGL hook for, but in vain.
X s..ll think it strange, quite strange indeed,
For then in in black shrouds aud in HVlHfto,
18 :3 fhonsands Of Sons marched thrO' the streets
At twelve O'Clock at night; o1l1 n11W I
- lA And ladies rushed tosee them, rr rrf-
70. Il - The police IN their might -'IN -i-.
Protected the n, aud al did say F-- e s.-4 f-.
It was a-cdrious sight.
,rl s'But now alone I cannot 20; ~ 10 7ssEi5-
Folks say I-nAve them. frightened; Ifi-.
sff 10 catch me men have marched at night,
With faces fear has Wiiteneh. fQdf vi .-li
III Wrtte again and let you know
~ The tales they ell sb6ut nj $40 D .-i-lJ
il Iia But till do, sell Clothing cheap --
--,y ...iIA at UNION HAIL without ms.'ii -'--
~ Splendid New spr7ng, styles Sf RssiyLldade
'Oi0'hins iof Men Men sc iqys, cheap for cash At -3
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:. eagfafiag 4Latia :

,ass73 O luE LTED STATES a FOREIGN 3 Ia
p "A y II N 7 A G y N GIY,
No. 81 Bank Stseet, Cleveland, Ohio.
% We are prepared to transact business of sTsry de-
relhung Io lnTentions Drawings, CaTaats,
> speelnedtion5 Patlnts 1uirinEenents and the Pat
ont Laws. F.s BRAihERD 4 BURRIDGEl p
SILVER RPIATING AlyRi BELL 5 Angling.
AHESJBSCRIBER ISPREPAR-
y 81 70 re %rs-PlRts 5 p9qRs, Eorks, ossters, Truis
asreW; also, Stair Rods, Door knobs, Ball PuIS.
6c., 70 ptod OF plated 70 order bT hand or electro.
proc9ls, e good a8 any other ebtabl8niont n thS
country. 70 l-fa oi----r1illi-- 1iG'i u
: 97loq sAi BELL HANGING lna'ss1
: ProInptly attendsd-te, and al Work Tarraprsd -
represented, 0t reasonable prices. - 70 --7TIIl
RcQn MOI Mechanics Block, cornar Of Prc1,aes
and Ontario streets Sup sfaif1 -ii7Ill -
down instead ofup, on SEWING y sehinss -
l-'i-A ii' s3salr sss- RqBERF GIEls "a
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PRIErINa nFFIrr roR sArr

For eale-4 lot Of Brewer and Honrari5i Type,
Imposing Stones, Gases, Chases, and everything
complete for printing aaiY and weekly ne F5plpar,
with the exceptoa o. prcssl which VIII Be sold At
an extraordinary bargain.
8s-FOr particulars call II the "Leader'' Count
ing Room fohzI.1ff
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@IsFFllauFotts.
NEW CoPARTNERsHIP.

The undrsigned have formsd Cor irtnsrBhip IN
Der TIE name and style Of CRAWFOhDr Mok2ls
PklCE, and are dealers IN Briar Hill, Mineral
Ridge and ChippeYa Coal, Wholesale and retail
Omce-John1on' b aiarine Block. Cleveland, Ohio.
LEMUEL CRAWFOED,
r.e at tDAFID. MORRIS,
.- ass-e-- So. PHILIP 1. PRICE.
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I861 W0ODr 1851.

Having renewed tho lease oF the City Dock at the
loot Of superior street shall bs pleased TO supply
my Old Gust sIOmers land az mdny new ones l1 have q
mind 70 CALI, with the best quality Of HfOKOkT
WOuD at the lowest marker prices
Full measure guaranteed. Terms Cash, on de-
livery Ofthe Wood, aud no variation.
sl CHARLES RAWBON.
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lel-rn % ttflaa ala ai-a3a
$1,000 i -t1.E ID "a csig f.saa1rl ~-ilr-
.gsEIiltz-1 DC EliL .z--l4
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-04-06

It is believed that General Sumner, has
been ordered to New York, and perhaps
South, TO direct the movement Of the troops
as he left here very suddenly. moli e1a 9Yo5a
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day next night session. The consideration ofpriyate bills
Lies over one day under the rules.
s, Bitls NTRoDuCBn
By Mr. Love- Of Jackson bill to change the county line
between the Souuteof Mloou and Jackson Goes on the
ThsIsvenss sill.s thsa tsksa Up and several amend
Ths question PM TIE pssasgs ofshs billion its Sc
cend reading s-
sulted-yeas ~, nays IS.
message announced from the Senate, announcing
Senate branch Of committee enrolled BILLS -.
message was announced from the Governor transmit
ting credentials q hon. samuel hail. Is Commissioner
sion ordinance Of the Georgia Convention.
On motion Of Mr. Person. the message and accompanying
papers sent to the Senate with proposition to rae
joint committee Of three the part Of the House and
two on the part Of the Senate T. grange for the ron
commissioner the eedoua of the House
The Chair then announced that the Revenue bill on its
third reading was in order =,
Mr. Marsh and others asked to have the bill asamended,
printed 80 >s.- s,,
The Chair decided that the bill hasng been made the
special order rom day to day until disposed Of could moi
be Withdrawn to be printed, except by the unanimous
consent Of the House. - 49,
Mr.. Person objected, whereupon E,
Mr. Marsh gave notice that he would move tomorrow
morning to have The bill printed.
The House then proceeded 10 the consideration OF the
bill its third reading, and discussed section by
section up to the hour If adjournment.
From the complicated nature OF the bill and the multi
plcity amendments offered the Reporter finds mpos
sblc TO give correct report Of the bill during its progress
and therefore ders any further attempt to do until the
final passage Of the BILL ever passes when tho chauges
will be noticed
Norr-On the passage of the Revenue bill on its second
the bill but the time protesting against taking the
tax of Of domestic liquors.
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"Butit must be considered that the primary ana
essential object of all such laws lis the promotion Of
the administration Of iustick its advancement and
Improvement: if delay grow out of them; If any
thing that bears the seubA1ce Of violation Of con-
tract follow in their train It is merely snintee
ed incident and consequence Of the exercise ot3a
lawful authority 1t is different from the law before
us; its very design as expressed in the title 10 70
do that against which the Constitution has opposed
its Veto"
The title to our bill does not clearly show what It
is we do design but the advocates Of the bill 40 not
disguise that 1.-The sols purpose and design OF this
bill is to give longer stay to debtors; and conse-
quently We propose, as conceive, to volate !, .ne
Constitution, and SO to disguise our purpose tnat
the Judiciary cannot get at our design ana rus
trate it.
not only regard the bill as violating the Consti-
tuition of the United States, but as highly nexped.
lent I think it will Cypress the people instead Of
Relieving them. To relieve the debtor portion OF
our people you must enlarge, not contract their
credit IF this bill pass credit will be destroyed
The principle once established that the Legislature
may interfere between debtor and creditor and give
the debtor longer time to pay than he was entitled
to have by the terms of the contract a creditor
will know that he is not to rely on his bargain as
to the time of payment but on the pleasure OF the
Legislature If the Legislature may pass law
givng.an extension of time for six months, it may
extend the time for year, or six years, or forty
years. No man can tell when he may be able to
collect debt and consequently credit will be de-
stroyed, the morals of the people injured, and no
permanent benefit will result to the unfortunate
debtor for whose benefit this enactment is proposed
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STATE OF NORTH.CAR0I1N. ~ -

STATE OF NORTH-CAROLINA- -.
- COUNTY.-Court of Pleas aud 0uarts. 80 KE
Semcfr Term. sso.Wm Fort Jas Noorins No.
In this case it appearing to the Court that ,,o
non j. ordered that advertisement h s n
IN the STANDARD for six weeks fa oe mads
hed at the COPE I the next term Of b.
OF February next then and there to Mead o monday
judgment pro eonesso will be entered agaiust him anS M
slave levied on be condemned to the use Of the ana ee
Witness, Thomas J. UtIev, clerk of sa;d cou,.
In Raleigh, the Sd Monday Of November isso a' ounce
Ian 10 100, THOMAS J. UTLEY, Clerk
'"n. TO- istl. (Pr. adv, IS 621S) 4Nwst
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- STON COUNTY, curt of Pleas and Quart. a. ~
SONS November Term, ls6n.-Larkin Spivey and Others
vs. Earson Spvey Ephram spvy Nancy Jordan and Ma
"nessOGe.-le't'on to sell slaves for distribution
IL appearing to the satisfaction of the Court that th
above named defendants reside beyond the limits Of III.
State It is therefore. notion ordered that publication
oe made Tor SIX successive weeks in the NorthCaroi
Standard notifying the said defendants to appear at the
next term OF this Court TO be held for the county of John
SION NJ the Court House in SmtbfeId on the 4h MONDAY
FEBRUARY next then and there to show cause If any,
granted. r ' n'' |"
witness. Thos D. SDead Clerk Of our said Court at ot
nee In Smthheld the 4th Monday of November n 1870
THOS. D. SNEAD, c. c. c.
'an TO- 1901. pr. adv. Is 621<.) 3-w6t.
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METHODIST
PRO TESTANT FEMALE C9LLrnp

THE FOURTH SESSION viii commsn.. ~
lss with the same Fculsy o. the past .sssas
College u 10 very aouishiDg condition-ocatsGn TIL
q the hea!thest sections Of the Mate and is one
school or those who Wish % give their daughters or
Tuition el6 PR session Music on Piano n. tn;,.
Grecsn Painting u 50 Embroidery 81 SO; Latin ar t
Oriental Painting Drawing Hair Flowers, Wax F French
ener,p. we. frq Ra. each
ing washing and fires. Lights extra r 'n0n'n incud.
One half payable in advance '''eu Sickness
For further information address
Dec. Ia, 1860. o. ma Sec'y
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MISSISSIPPI
COTTON PLANTATION FOR SALE.

IN SOCIETY RIlGE, KINDS COUNTY, TWELVE
miles from the city of jackson. Capitol Of the State;
t ten from Clinton, on vIcksburg jackson Railroad six
Jackson e. n Railroad. connecting it with all parts Of
the Union The great southern place of resort Cooper
Mes Is within three hours pleasant ride or drive The
era churches and the health and climate Of the country
not surpassed anywhere These facts commend it per-
acresabout 4o of timber 400 Of ne creek bottom and
he rest bill and branch land all state Of good cuva
ION There are dwelling and out houses fruit orchard
fern aud spring for persons. &c, DC.
r9r iurthsr particulars write to R. A. Clark Jackson A.
A. Forbes, Edwards Depot, or
. JOHN n. CLARK,
October l6, 1860. d wifi
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- COuNTY.-Court of Pleas and Quarter Sessions NJ
vemoer Term, lSeo.Francis J. Smith, widow vs. n T'
church Smith and Others heirs at law of John Smith
ceased.-Petition for DOVER ~ '''" "nil'n' DE-
appearing to the satisfaction of The Co,-t tho.
heirs at law of Jchn Smith, decd late Of Wake eonur
are it is ordered that advertisement he %
me Standard for six weeks for said bs,.
M 10 appear at the next Court of Pleas and Quarter
Raleigh on the Sd Monday of February next then and
there TO plead answer demur to said petition or nd
men PRO coesso will be entered to them and the pras
Witness Thomas Utley, Clerk of said Court at of,
In Raleigh. the Sd Monday Of November 1860. ''''
,o., THOMAS J. UTLEY, Clerk
'ah' TO- 1851 (Pr. adv. IS 621S.) 4-wGt
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STATE OF NORTH.CAROLiNA.-WAK

STATE OF .CAROLiNA,-WAKE
~ COUNTY. Court of Pleas and Quarter Sessions No.
vember Term, ls60.-Francs J. Smith widow, vs. Up.
church Smith and Others heirs law Of John Sn it'll de-
ceased.-Peiition to divide slaves
appearing to the satisfaction of the Court that certain
heirs at law Of John Smith, Decd late of Wake county
are non residents is ordered that advertisement be made
IN the Standard for six weeks for said heirs
at law to appear at the next Court of Pleas and Quarter
Sessions to be held for said county, at the Court House in
Raleigh on the Sd Monday of February next then and
there to plead deur to said petition or udg
ment pro will be entered as TO them and the pray.
er OF the petitioner granted. ~
Witness, Thomas j. Utey, Clerk of said Court at office
In Raleigh, the 3D. Monday Of November, 1850
THOMAS J. UTLEY, Clerk.
Jan. lS, 1861. pr. Adv. IS 621) 4-w6t.
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OAK HILL
MILITARY AND CLAssTCAI an.n,
Granville County, N. q.

R REw " J; 2. BAGBY, A NJ, Principal.
CAPT. W. s. cur, V.M l.
TNHE PRINCIPAL having associated Wit, !.
y Capt GUY, Of Nottoway county w. WIN himself
that hi, next session will begin day Of FS
Institute md ,d 1ss"m of hs Iys IS
it, worthy superintendent The School !. " 90" Smith
n. part OF me county in high and healthy s emit IN b
Board. Tuition and Uniform Nit f,.:.
moderne sum of $500 per session Of ten for The
half in advance, and the rest on The LIST IF % payable
Conyeyances to this place can always be hsS .. N
ton Railroad y" TUG nalelgh and Gas.
: Jan. Is, 1861. " w.
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HIGH SCHOOL,

l. LENOIR, CALDWELL COUNTY, N c.
The design Of this Institution is prepare boys for the
FRESHMAN CLASS in any College, South, and also to
aord opportunity to those who do wish take the
regular classical of acquiring thorough Eng
lis education than is customary in Preparatory schools
ry, and the FALL SESSION, first Wednesday in August
Board per month"; $500
Tuition in Classics per session. 81 weeks, 20 90
English, IL and is 90
Contingent Fee, 30
For further particulars address
Z. W. FAUCETTE, p.:...,,
or T. P. RANKIN, rnnc'pa"'
Feb 8, 1851. 7-wst
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NOTICE.

DURSUANT to an order of the Court of Pleas and
Quarter Session for Wake county, shall proceed to
SELL on Monday, the 18th day Of February, 1851 at the
Court House door in the City Ut Raleigh the negro slaves
belonging to the heirs Of s. W. Williams. decd to wit:
Msriah aud her five children, and boy Pascha eighteen
years old Twohirds of the purchase money will be
qnred in cash. credit of twelve months with interest from
date bond and approved security will be required Of the
3. NJ WILLIAMS, Gsard;on.
Jan. ID, 1861. - --g7ssy-1s 4-wtd.
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GEORGE l.. WILD.
WARRENTON N n

NOW at Raleigh for a Short Time onIy.)
=- RESPECTFULLY OFFERS HIS SER
5TT vices to the citizens of Raleigh and vicinity
w Z Y uas Tuner and Repairer of Pianos,
wherein ten years experience safely enables
him to guarantee satisfaction All commandments left at
the fost once will receive prompt attention.
Of ST. Mary College, and Mr. W. J. Palmer, Of Deaf
Dumb and Blind Asylum, Raleigh, N. C.; E. E. Parham,
S; wilcox and Prof C. H. Kehr Warrenton; and J. H.
Jan. Is, 1851. wtf
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Meetia0 at st, Louss
Hillsboro' Feb. 9th, 1861.

ST.. LOUIS, Feb IA Union meeting was held
this afternoon and fifteen delegates to the conyen-
ton were elected. Addresses were made by +. P.
Blair, rsbid republican, and Others. -
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ST. JOHNS COLLEGE,

OXFORD N. G.
NHE SPRING SESSION OF THIS INSTITUTION
- will commence the LIST MONDAY in January, and
that OF the Fall the I'd MONDAY in july
FOR price Of board rates Of tuition and course of stu.
dies. see Circular.
November 2, 1890 4lw3m..
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JOHN MAUNDER'S
MARBLE WORKS.

Monuments, TOmbs, HeadstOnes,
$500 RALxiGH, N. c.
4 GENT FOR TIE SALEOF MARBLE AND SLATE
Mantes and Furniture work of different coored Mar
oies Orders By mail punouay attended to. Work pack.
ed and warranted.
Raleigh, March l6. 1860. 22-w1y.*
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CONSTITUTION.

! LouisvnLE Feb. s-The Legislature will adjourn
on next Monday till the 10th Of March. 4,
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The House met at 10 o'clock.
Prayer by Rev. Mr. Atkinson.
The journal of Saturday read and approved
The Chair announced the following committee ON enroll
ed bills for the week Messrs Bate eur Blue Davis of
Mecklenburg, Galloway, and Harris.
PETITIONS AND MEMORIALS.
By Mr. Farrow memorial from citizens of Ocracoke and
Hatteras on the subject of pilots.
. REPORTS OF COMMITTEES.
ny MIR. Baxter from committee on propositions and
RreVances reported avoraby bill in of the sure
resolution to construct two committee rooms aud
Oil i1r the relief Of certain persons of coIor.
MT. Donnell, from committee on the Lib ary sub
sate r phi to provide for the exchange of the laws of
nn state with other States This bill passed its several
readings and was engrossed and sent to the Sentate
MT F,emlnR, from committee on internal improvements.
reported back bill to continue the improvements and to
elu'P 'ne Aoemafe and Chesapeake Canal and recon-
the Senate bill on the same subject as substitute
ID maaen from the committee corporations, report.
60 avoraby on bill to amend the Revised Code concern
ing corporations, with amendment.
Nmnations Tor magistrates for Davidson and Mcdowell
counties were handed in and sent to the Senate.
s.. RESOLUTIONS
Dy MI Branch, resolution concerning the distribution
OF the Revised Code Passed the several readings ordered
| 10 De engrossed and sent to the Senate. -
~ Mr. Rogers resolution in favor Of W. Watson Pass.
us several readings ordered to be engossed sent to
Mr. Person presented the proceedings of meeting of
mercnanis and Others held in the town Of Wilmington
ses,nst xne passage Of stay law.
Ii sseIs called up his motion offered on Saturday
proposing 70 ADJOURN sine die on the goth inst
On mogon Of MI nerrimon the consideration thereof
postponed until Friday next at II O'clock. ~ :. :. -
~. Love- OF jackson, resolution to devote Thurs
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bill tn permit Eliza Hassell ensave herself Iude6-
A biz to Incorporate the Lincoln Copper and Gold Hi
Abil in fsror of Samuel Brooks, late sheriff of Hyd.
sounty.
A Bill amending fhe charter of Elizabeth CITY.
y bill to Incorporate Tay-H o Fema.e Academy.
bill 70 incorporate the Union Mechanical and CONNER
cisl Association Of the town Of Newberne
A bill to incorporate Greensboro Gas Light COMPANY
after an amendment by Mr.. Humphrey.
b b TO amend the charter is Of The town Of Thomasv
bill TO extend the corporate limits Of the town of
Monroe:
A bill to ncoip orate the Jefferson Academy.
bill for the protection of the Union Fair Grounds in
Newbern.
bill to incorporate the town of GAINESVILLE, IN Martin
county.
resolution in favor of William Thompson.
y A bill to incorporate Greensboro Hotel COMPANY
= A bill to incorporate the Wilmington Water Works
blu in regard to the sale Of lots in the town of Her
ford.
bill to incorporate the Asheville Water Works.
"A bill to incorporate the Wilmington and Smthvile
bill 70 ineopoias the Marion Life and Fire Iu.ur.nc.
b to incorporate Oak Hill Academy, in Granville
bill to crests an Artillery Corps in North Caroline
bill 10 incorporate Valley River Mining Company
reaoiution 10 favor of Jonas jenkins.
HOUSE OF COMMONS
= House met at 10 o'clock.
Prayer by Rev. Dr. Smedes.
The Journal Of yesterday was read
On motion Of Mr. Merrmnn. leave Of absence grant.
: Nj Waters from The joint committee adjournment
reported aoint resolution, to adjourn on Wednesday the
soth i6stsnt adopted. ~,
Nv Mr. Blue, from the counties ON claims, memorial
from Alex Elliott and shepard Executors asking to BE-
S, ,op u Frssm.ne pass; resolution and petition
t. favor q Georgs W Hallock Of New Yorknot 70 pass
arsscasicn is xvor Of Henry brown and others-te
Z SSs.astisr n fhyor on H. 4. Hyrpvsr-to pass
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NO COMPROMISE.
SENTIMENT OF THE PRESS.


The next saliect La coercion. :" In the name of
humanity and Christianity, Of the Constitution AT
South Carolina, tell us If you mean to coerce; We
have answered more times than Floyd has stoen dol
lars, yet the cry never ceases, why don't you seak
out II Tn time for both speaking and acting has
nearly arrived. As first lesson, we recommend these
anxious gentlemen to " read mark and inwardy Oh
ges the remarks Of the President elect at Indianapolis
ON Monday.
From The Delaware County IN. " Journal Feb u
1t loo late. There longer any Question OF COM
promises The question before Ia simply and plainly,
Shall the Uuion and the Constitution be maintained,
and the Law obeyed or shall the American people and
their Cove rnment yield TO saveholdDg threats ana
subnir be coerced by traitors The Shareholders are
in Ieb. lon, and the only thing to be Determined 'd
present il whether they or the constituted authorities
shall govern the Republic
yrom The Mauch ChuDh Gszette, Feb u -.
We would have our present very worthy Oiu uoio
Fuhciouary vacate Ls seat u ine rsI Vanl@r Mr
Toombs. Mr.. Cobb, Mr. jeff. Davis, Mr.. Wigiaii, MT.
kG,yd mr. BENJAMIN, Mr.. Slidel, Mr.. Joe Lane, or
Ar, Henry A. Wise (slr. Buchanan to exercise ms
own choice from amona these beautiese lie gentle
man appointed by Mr!Buchanan as ms suceessG', "
am oit the other p.,fons named as Cabinet om'ersI
M t.s Plenpotentiary, &C., and all 10 be continued
la ai,e for the term OF their natural hves their sue
cerors 10 be- named by ihem at the mourni9i eoo OF
t6,ir deui.e The Congress aud Supreme CouIt 10 Ce
sh,l.Led aud ali matters pertaining 10 the Govern
m.ut L. DC couiided 10 TIE "ldom anu uiseie'i"h VI
de President aid Lis nppohtets
we have neither Tie time nor the space ior tne ue-
tails of our pnn, but ms the preserVati.n Oh te on
l. our first and lst consideration no Oiculy hslO 'Le
details need be aPprehended. II me gentlemen saleS
wsghty responsibility and severe labor as their respec
i've uoslon. would impose they might be permitted
IN repose their severul trusts In the hands OF some
I" faithlul' man servant belonging to them, II snch
could bs found, Or kihng In this some poor whi's WIN