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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-05-03
LTNCOLN,B NATURALIZATION RE-
EPONSIBLE.

The following message from the governor Of
WiDoii, in reply to a resolution Of inquiry Of
the STATE legislature, announces the fact that
the occupation OF Cairo, and consequent dep
relations upon TIE connercs Of The Missis-
sippl, IS 70 csmPGsncs wrh the orders Of LIN
coLE ans bis advisers:
s-FzIEGFIELD, April 25, 1861.
To the Hours Of Representatives. Of the Ssis Of
Min0is;
T. replyto ysur resolution that the governor
Be requested 10 communicate TO the legislature,
By wGoss authority, and for what purpose an
armed force Of men vas sent 70 Cairo, Alex
auder county, Illinois, II consistent with the
public interest, [ have the honor to state, that
the transfer Of par Of the volunteer force Of
bis Stale 10 TIE city o. Caro-, was made in
compliance with an cider Of the War Depart
nent, directing a force TO bsstatoned at Cairo.
Smultzneously wiki tie receipt Of the order,
reliable information reached me Of tue exist
eEce o. q conspiracy BY dissdected persons 10
other States 70 seize upon Cairo and the soulh-
err portion q the Central railroad, and cut
cf communication With she ~istsrior Of the
SIste.
], was my desire that The honor Of this ser
vice should have been given t. TIE patriot c
Ell izeHt Of the counties Of that immediate Vi
ciaify, but ss they were not, at that tine,
Organized and armed for patriotic duty, and
tbe nee -saty for speedy action was iDpera-
i've, ihe rsquisition Was filed from companies
previously rendered from other portions Of The
STATE. Respectfully,
RfcgsRp YsTFs.
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war uoveweDts In virginia.

John B. Baldwin, OF Augusta, has been ap-
pointed inspectoF-general Of The forces Of
Virginia.
The editors Of the Tenth Legion (Woodstoek)
and the Lexington VdLey Star, have said fare
well TO their readers and entered the service OF
the State.
Eight young lsdiss Of Lynehburg. cootribu.
ted the sum OF 500 to aid the artillery corps
Of tina. city.
The farmers bank of LYnehburg has ap-
propriased $1,000 FOR the State and city de-
lenses.
Governor Letcher has issued a proclamation
ordering that al private vessels and property
recently seized or detained, with the exception
OF the steamers jamestown and yorktown,
shall Be released and delivered up to their
masters or owners. For this purpose proper
officers OF the State navy have been assigned
20 each Of the rivers Rsppahsnnock, York
Potomac and james, with orders to release
such vessels and property, and give certificates
Of damages incurred By the seizure and dsten-
ton.
Gov. Lstehsr, in bis proclamation, further
says;
w feel It MY duty, furthermore, to advise the
people Of the commonwealth mot in the mill
tarY service Of the state) to return to their
usual avocations, in conn elton with the trade
and commerce Of the country, assuring them
protection and defense. II war is to be In
augnrsted by an attempt to invade this CON-
moHwealth, or to use coercion against The
Southern Confederate States, a contingency
dependent on the action Of the Government
Of the United States, T. shall be met and con-
Quoted By this commonwealth upon principles
worthy Of civilized nations and Of this en-
lightsned age. / appeal to all Of our people
not to interfere with pssceable, unoffsnding
citizens or others who preserve the peace and
conform TO our laws aRd / do hereby esps-
cially disceuutenanes all acts OF seizure Of
private property without authority OF lsw,and
require that order shall be restored, and that
all the laws be administered and executed By
the tribunals especially assigned for the pur-
pose"
The Virginia convention, on the 24th, passed
an ordinance formally snnexing the State to
the Southern ConfederseT. Until the meeting
OF the Southern Congress an alliance offensive
and defensive had been concluded. jefferson
Davis is expected In Richmond Tomorrow.
Ii was expected that Richmond would b
made the capital Of the Southern Confsderaey
Six hundred and sixty troops from Halifax
and PittsylVania counties arrived at Richmond
on Thursday.
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ITnmE.

worth;
Baltimore, April 3O.-Three spontaneouu
Union meetings were held tonight in different
portions Of the city, and resolutions were
adopted in favor Of sustsiniDg the Government,
expressing appreciation Of Gen Scott, and a
determination 10 maintain the honor OF the
American flag. National H9gs and Union
badges are quite prominent 10 the streets.
BALTIMORE, May AT noon the star
spangied banner was raised, with great de-
monstTstions Of enthusiasm, from the post
Office and custom house, by order Of the newly
appointed officials. Il was greeted with ire.
mendons cheers for the Union and the old flag.
Tue crowd then joined in singing the Star
S~paugled Banner.
NEG York, ay1.-The Herali's Washing
ton special correspondent says that Genera
Harvey denies any intention Of resigning.
ANNAPOLIS, May 1.-Fortifeation CON-
manding the Annapolis railroad and the coun.
Try for two miles around were thrown up yes
terdsy.
Annapolis was made a military depot yes
terday. Gen. Butler will remain here.
All The movements are as secret as possible.
Orders were given yesterday to arrest all
newspaper correspondents. Something in.
portant is going on.
HARrFoBD, Conn, May The Connect.
~ ANAAaAeNAAN ANANNAEN AV~4nNs EUl
B~uekingham's message recommends an sf-
dcient State nililay-says Al volunteer CON-
panies have already been accepted. The regi-
ments will not leave the State until they are
fully equipped with camp aud baggage train,
and prepared to take care OF themselves. The
legislature, viii make liberal appropriations
for war purposes. The State is out OF debt
and owns $500, 600 Of bank stock.
BosToN, April 30.-Mr. Adams, minister to
England, leaves on the Niagara to morrow.
The banks Of Vermont have rendered $780,
600 TO the State for war purposes.
BosToN, May 1-Wm. Gray has given So
600 for The soldiers families.
WASHINGTON, MAY 1.-The Secretary Of the
Treasury has advertised for proposals until
he 30th instant, unless the whole amount
offered be previously taken at par. or nearly
$4,000 600 Of stock Of the United States IN
der the act Of June, 1850, authorizing the
loan and providing for the redemption Of
treasury nOtes.
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FRam TExAs.

GALYKsroE, April 26.-There is Sc get NJ
news d the expedition, hy sea or land, Hhiel
bias gone 10 capture the Omitted States troop
/ cucampsd IN the vicinity Of Indianola. Tbl
latter are reported to be IN possession Of tFt
sehoonsrs, seized with a design TO leave II
hen.
Fifteen hundred volunteers we're enrolled at
Galveston n four daYsi FL reply 10 General Sher.
mans call. one Thousand IN the country ten.
der bin their services.
There IL much excitement at The report a
tie intended withdrawal Of the steamships 10
the New Orleans and Texas line.
Messrs. Mills, Wharton and Armstrong have
been appointed 8 COMMITTEES TO wait CD The
steamship COMMITTEES.
Messrs. Coon, Morgsnsud and Wharton are
on a special mission from Gen. sherman AID
the e~itizenis eomnitles 10 Governor Moore.
Active military preparations are going
on Throughout the State. Maj McCnllooh7s
regiments from The frontier were muEtered into
service at san Antoaio on The 25lb.
Forts Bliss and Quitman baFe been surren-
derod TO the Safe commissioner, and will soon
be.garisoned BY Texas troops. Capt. Moore,
q. S. A., il actively experimenting the cree
tion Of batteries here.
capt Ingrahsm, C. S A. has arrived from
Montgomery.
Gov. Clark has eoHfrued Gen. sherman's
appointment By he Convention a. military
cOamsndsnt hers.
HE Texas commissioner TO the Indian Ma
ton report very satisfactory progress. The
uoutnera caEas Is there ant thsv will aecede
frem what remains u The Federal Union.
Frank Brown, Of abolition sympatbies, was
shippl8 on board the Charles Morgan. for tam.
] psring viii negroes.
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Judge Douglas, in bis late speech at Wheel
ing, is reported TO have said
walking dow the strest in Washington,
I met a distinguished gentleman, a member Of
The Virginia convention, whom know per-
sonally, and bad a few uingtes' conversation
with him. He told me be bad just had an in
terview with Lieut.-Gen. Scott; that be was
chairman Of the COMMITTEES appointed by the
Virginia convention to wait upon Gen. Scott
and tender him the command OF the forces OF
Virginia in this struggle. Gen. Sestt received
him kindly, listened to bin patiently, and then
said to bin 'Ihave served ny country under
the flag Of the Union for more than fifty years,
and as long as God permits ne to i've, ] viii
defend that flag with my sword, even IL my
own native State asssils it,"
We will state, on the authority Of a distin-
guished member Of the Virginia convention,
that there is not a word Of truth In the sb3ve
statement, so far as the convention is con-
cerned. No committee was appointed BY that
body to walt upon Gen. Scott FOR the purpose
indicated, or for any other.-Ricsmona In
guiTeT.
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rnom Nnw Yonk,

NRw Yozx. Nav 1.-Capt. Carson, 81 The
schoonar r. p. pitta, from Chgreston, states
mat ne was uearthe wharf at fort Moultrie
during the Sumter bomhardment, and that on
Sunday nieht sixty dead bodies were carried
| across bis track TO land and on Monday night
forty more were carried out at one tine, and
aixty az another. Captain Cereon and mate
saw and counted the bodies, and say that al
tho soldiers were sworn Il. deny any iess OF
life.
The Poss's special correspondent says ar
rangemsDts are being made for the resumption
Of The northern mail service.
Gen. Scott will soon change bis headquas-
tiers to Philadelphia.
Thirty Thousand troops are to be eoneentrs-
ted at Washington.
Gen. Durham is reported as In command or
the Virginia rebel froopa.
Lord Lyons denies the report that be had
solicited an armietice.
A letter from a member Of the TN regiment
saws elk secessionista were caught on The 2Ith,
ana two were shot on the morning OF the 2sth.
Another was Bhot the next morning. sevefsi
had been arrested FOR tearing up the railroad
track.
A private letter from Annapolis says the
brig Caledonia has two men hanging from her
yard-sTm, one for smuggling powder and pro-
visions into Charleston, the other for pilot
ing the 7th regiment on TO Chesapeake bar
with The intention that the Baltimore Ssces-
sionists should capture Annapolis before the
7th regiment reached there.
No Notifications on either side Of the Po-
tDmac or Chesapeake are in the hands OF the
Secessionists.
The Secession flag was floating at AieKan-
dFia when the Bienville left.
The following Is addressed to Simon Draper;
"WAsHTEGToN.-There is no. a word Of truth
in the report Of The armistiee That sort o
business ended on the 4th N March.
Signed, F. W. SEwARD."
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The Winchester RspHbliean OF the 26th ult.,
thus notices the operations ~ HarpeF's Ferry;
aThe armocers were not allowed to 60 to
work thursday, and the whole day WAS devo-
ted to hauling Powder from the magazine and
distributing it through the public buildings,
and in other arrangements to destroy the Pab-
lie property. Fortunately the loss was small
The Virginia troops, numbering about seven
thousand, have taken possession Of the United
States property, and are boxing up the ma
ehinery, Of which there is a vast quantity, OF
great value, and sending it to Winchester, to
be taken probably to Richmond, whsrs the
State is erecting an armory on IN extensive
scale. Harper's Ferry will no longer be eon-
tinusd az a lace for the manufacture Of arms.
About 25.00O OF he best and most approved
arms IN the country were saved, 5000 Of them
ready for use have been distributed among the
troops, and the rest, 10000, nearly completed,
are in the hands Of skiiQul workmen, who
will ia a few days have them completed. Be
sides this, materials for 10000 rides were
saves, which will soon place US in possession
Of more arms than We trust we can ever have
use for.O
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FROM

NAsHVILLE, INN, Nay it, I80l.
EDrroEs APPEAL; We are stHl in secret sss
SIGN, tad I presume VIII 50 remain until abos.
The close. Think we viii be able to adjourn
early next week. can only say that you maj
rest assured The legislature is seriously, ear.
Rssi'y and isboriOusly at work 70 DO every.
thing that can be done for the interest, safety
and honor Of Tennessee and TsnBsssssans
We know DO party, no ssction-sli Teunss,
sseans, all southern men, jealous of southern
rights and southern honor. Truly,
MTNNTg
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FOR SALE!

q 4srss On ne nor.a tss or Plz.oa Rass, road. near
Gov. Harrit'.
70 Acres On rev STATE LIS ra.a, nsrta side. near
h~oHtgome5's.
90 Acres On the Memphis rad Ohio railroad ana
ha.eizh yiaIt ROAD. three aad Gvs miles f-m re city,
10 lots % dutt purchasers.
Plentiful Rssldsnse snf lot on Harkst street, to BE-
sr1a1nEed for degrees % valuation; and two Resi-
aences5 % 10 exchanged lot building materials.
Auszuiaosrt s.ersbouss 10 the heart o. the city.
such property va never before czsrad on s1-h terms.
Acre IN the Cooper tract, a. hair price.
4Acre- east of Yrs. PARKS, on th-es years tine. On
Verient % buzl1e1s-
The most extensive Founz-v IN ths Southwest, sud
veil iuBroVsd.
4 Hoass saa lot s.l, Of and adjoining CAPTAIN d.
thieirS, en- Poplar street.
1o0 By $50 feet on Poplar street. nsar Hsin street..
lo2 By 9s7 feet on Unioa. ussr LaldsrdaIs street.
The 2 acres, haada0msiy improved, south o. sau. P.
walkers, tro miles from he ely.
n scrsH and 81 acres, opposite II. Villas on Ger
r~esiisnaei and ? Lots conner q Jss1amise and Oreans
Blnds.
4aerss in rear Of Prgvins, and fronting Pert Pictsr-
ing railroad.
Oas-half iltsrss. in so .css in ws-asid tract; o
ices vim two House, z1dI75 fest, va-sat. IN TIE Aus-
uai Crowds.
~ sores, than price, 90 new Raleigh road, eat o.
Judge S~vayne's.
s excellent Rssideacss On Court street. mar ooryora-
tion line, for rent.
ioi By 800 feet In Wels' tract, near J. Lanisr's.
3s zcrus On Memphis and Charleston IsIirosa. be-
tFesu Ooiieryile ana L~afayeitei ~ acres cleared
well improved.
Lo1g Lease, and good H=lss and los az Intersection Of
Alabama and EXcheres streets.
a acres, with plank fs1cs, ven improved, thrceuIles
T0u the city. on long time.
Corner Lot On Linden and Cliatou. with brick Cot
taEe.
6acrss en- He-nauio plank rosd. adjoining P1rter'A
so ty $50 feet between Hain and Shelby, north side Of
Linden street a beautiful Cottage.
The slegan- residence on zouth side Linden. between
Naln a-d she5y. ~ a bargain
e. acres near Race Track q beautiful Place
$50 ~ $50 feet on W.shlHzsa street, east OF Ms
PARKS
Six Houses in the Nav Tars. On ground leased Tor
twsnty-aE years.
Percy Hotsl, at Grand Junction with forty rooms and
new furniture.
70 acres, ons-hsf nile from CoHisrvius; the fass,
orchard, etc. in the sounuy.
Good Hsuses 20 swap Tor CItE Property.
House and Lot in Chelsea, corner Fith and L0oasY
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From mnnInnd.

Prom tie Annapolis correspondence Of the
Baltimore Sun, we clip the following items:
To-day a recruit from Pennsylvania was
punished for some Laisdemeanor on board one
Of the steamers, and after being released jump
ed overheard and was drowned. Another from
the same State, aud said 70 be arecruit from
Norristown, attempted to cOmmil suicide BY
cutting his threat. The efsrt, however, was
unsuccessful, and bis wounds were properly
dressed By one Of the surgeons at the hospissi,
where be now lies In a dangerous condition.
When Governor ~spTsgus's regiment, from
Rhode Island, left Tor Washington, three negro
men belonging to the Hon. George W. Hughes,
residing some ten miles from this city, attempts
ed 10 folloW them and escape. As soon az the
governor, whe was in command, was apprised
Of the fact, bs had tlsm arrested and conduct
cd 10 their master.
The universal sentiment Of the troops is that
they did not come here TO aid and comfort the
negroes, but on the contrary, they would viii
linglV volunteer to put down any iRsurrection
that might be brought about by the slaves.
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- rnrslpr.r.. -.

The message % President DAVIS, Whic g
published in fal on yesterday, siil reEc. ,le
hi-h,st expectation Of he southern people.
Conservative. yet dstcrminei-bols, bu con
eilistory-it viii be pronounced By u%niysrsa'
accord q wise euansdoa from the bead OF
stascsman ana q patriot. TIE lucid ana iu-
partial manner IN which be reeo71s he orisin.
the progress and The cu'ana-oa OF the diff
Guilty now pending between tie North and tls
s5uth. a. the first important e.5p'sT ia The
history Of a nsw nation, must give direction C
the zen that chronicles or passage through
the heaving bilews OF a bloo5y revolution.
l. ss-s forth the in5olerable grievances and
patient sndurancss q an oppressed psopl-, To-
STYLE &c earnest ard truthful, as 10 completely
put to shame the sthng soPhiSries that have
been urged in defense OF tie unlicensed usur-
patton at Washington tkat seeks to assert its
asiboriy over rs.
The line Of policy which .t enunciales is
sninsusly ths part Of WELDON and Of Justice,
and tie hearty iudorssmtat must frd al echo
90 The bosom Of every Sou,hron, whose poster
ftv is not destined to the disgrace Of having
descended from the loins OF a modern tory.
he parallel between the present great struggle
for freedom and nat Of our revolutionary an
esst5fsisFsn6essd the more Striking By The
eloquent iasBirs-ion Of its noble sentiments.
L is a proclamation 20 he civilized world shat
the terrible conflict which has been forced upon
Us bv the nadnes q fsHa.ieisH i, on our
part. q war o. defe1ss-.hat Z" We desire peace
at any sacrifice, save taat OF honor and in3s-
psndsnce'-we assek no conquest, no sEErsa-
dizsmsnt. 10 couesss'o on Of any Kind" from be
ststeso o. The Nortb-fhst 'sH re ask IS De to- s'
alons.s with This sDunciation, a brave. 1ui-
Ted and i1Tincibis nation, n ten millions r.
ffesmen. bavs entered che fsil Tor The P-1--
ton ~ tleir homes and hrssiiss, and Tie nslu-
tens1c- Of fhai- I~ber-ics. determined o rssis
every e1cr7zcbms1t 10 the rss extremity.
j. the ir5ftem-o. % his ms-sgs, ws u7r
well szr, a 7r f-,u .as Is7.rac-s CT cur &C.
knoWledEsi prejudice .Lzt Con-. pen which in
scribsd the Declarsis- os American hide
psasencs, n5re han three qsar.zrs q a cen
eury since, has again been called into service.
a. the iusigstoa e a single master intellect,
and for the second line invoked TO perform to-
prod f1nctioHs n fs cEce. This work il
complete, and TIE righteousness q our rsuss
FtE6t lave been questioned slo-g foreign his
to5ians amid the conflicting traditions Of the
tahrre. Nor, q il established By hgk aa9 IL
coafr7gfbfe arremrrt.
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The Baltimore Sun Of the ooh. sars

One Of the members Of The New Yorl
Seventh regiment reached this city on SATURDAY.
afternoon, en- route for bis home. He stated
that when they offered their services to %
Government, it was for the defense OF the
capital, and not to engage in warfare against
a State or States. Fifty Of the members re
fused to take the oath after reaching Wash
inston, and the remainder took it CONDITIONAL
thst they were not to be called on to 20 out Of
the District Of Columbia. The gentleman whc
came 70 this city says that the feelings Of tht
regiment toward the people Of Baltimore ara
Of the kindliest character, and they would no
be induced to invade the soil OF Maryland, o.
Of tie South, for a hostile purpose. Several o
the members OF the regiment are natives o.
Baltimore, and the respect Of the whole bod
for baltimore is very strong.
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LARGEs uT.
20 - ~ F0UaTN F.eEs.


Let Is snphstieally isPrsss on our planters
ard tsrmsrst e Increase In every way nthsiF
poEcr TIE produe ion Of provisions. The pres
snt high prices, and The prespset Of a eon'in-
ued enhancement. aduonish tlis policy. In
Iow lands. the con crops can be still furthel
increased To the item OF sweet p~oiatosr.
alone, an immense product can BE- realised, a.
these can be set cut after every rain tn late ir
Augsrt. Field peas can also Be- Frodscsd C
an Immense extent, and with bit hle labor.
Surplus corn and peas should Be converted iutc
meat By feeding % LOGS ana cattle.
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Letter tn Georro -.

The New York Eews, Of the 18Th, contains
the following note addressed to the redOubtabls
George Law
SIR As you have undertaken to instruct The
National Executive, you may not deem it i'm
pertinent in me to advise you that if that rsUo-
lstiOR which you court should come about, and
the people are, to use your own words, A" COM
PEELED to take it into their own hands, you
may possibly be among the first to feel the hor-
rors Of mob rule. The wealth which you have
drawn from the public, the public may take a
notion, when mob law prevails, to demand
back. Your pslatial abode, constructed from
the pstrihed bread Of wives aud orphans, will
not shield you from the Indignation Of honest
tradesmen, reduced to want and beggary by
the wal you invoke.
II extra contributions are to be called for,
let Us have a part Of that million which Law
made out OF the High bridge.
A NATIONAL DEHocRAT.
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THE FALLACY TuET mTELEEDs
LULL.

TIE FALLACY THAT MEEEEsDs
THEN.
mfrT dsys ago and The people CO The North
VIZ eiridsd in their opinions as 70 The justice
aa present. war. which hs1 been forced
pa hse7uaty By LrEooLv, regardless o. aT
earltuiionsl restraints. he whole corssr-
Fsrs sismeut among them denounced &C az
legal nnholy and Infamous, and were doubt
lsH aacers in charactsrizinr {. ss such. But
toaay ILLNESSES a Eite different, thar-h to
p 12s msJSsc-r1 stale q affairs. The war
hls 5sizs3 upon tie aasm uiHd,
Arsady iaecalatel with tie grus e fsnsti-
tism, ard y sweeping it ino DE fosm.ng
raeIstron OF o. d-i5ied auFrcby. PARTY linrs
have been conplstsiy ob.tsrs.st, ana the
former opponsn Is Of he uuP Admin s7adon
.aaFs btcoue &C. meet zssious] supporters. Tic
SOM it nav be interesting 10 fathom ibs
causes Of & is rrs-t.5n, and rre5e Gc apollo
gies thar sre urged ia defense.
Tie great and p~'sds.5ls ,sil7ey, upon which
every argunsnt f1r war Sc based. found i1
the ASSUMED degms tlss ell governments mus,
u~aaInts1n their integrity, without regard 10 The
igsuee OF cons 1tisnality Of tisi- proceed
ne, and a. Ubstsver cost This molten a.
to7srnment is an ideal embodiment Of power.
I'D the very quinlesssHce Of isspotsa; yet,
Strangely enough, st passes u-5 s~coverss under
Be guiss Of patriotism. TIE silly watch
words Of leaving The Uaion,3 and protect
ing the national hags" have deceived the
northern masses So TO the tree character Of
BE- eouaiet in which they are Fast becoming
Involved. I~1d5ctursted with tlc detastzblr
bsrssv Of federa Hsn-ani slEaFs iosing e Cd
ID TIE very existence q the States 10 lhsir
vsnsrstion FOR Us General Cover8msut-.hey
are ready to densgaec as "traitoTs" al who
believe 10 the insiisnab right Of e free peo-
d. 70 salf-govsrsment or WHO counsel re-
sstancs h al Unauthorized usurpstions Of
power. Il makes 10 differences ia thsir minds.
vbst aesressions the federal Authorities nay
eomuit, or what irjusaces her uav Psrps-
trsss. thew cry slold, 90 IL struck With judi
eial masness. The o Governml8i must be sus.
tshisdPs This iurersonatsi oentrs zstou
Of p5usr, like The British King. seen DO no
wrouz.v Thus the very theory upon whieh
American Independence itself vas achieved IL
eonpsetsiy ignored and trsuplsd unasr foo',
ana the Lesson taught 10 tyraHis BY ths
Rsgoiu len Of 70 is lost % their worthy
suecessors Of the 1insiesalh centHry. q
-suld perhaps be gsirg too Ear to exPec sng-
ming better Of q people, however, Who hav.
soss 90 littls toward fighting the wars UsgsH
won their country By a foreign enemy, and
-, a- vet 20 eyer fsr & conf ct with those
whom lbsv once csiIsc hre-hrsai