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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1861-01-31
CONGRESS.

The principal business Of importance in the
sssArE, last week. was the passage Of the bill
roe The House To admit KAnsas a. 6tnae IN
10 Ne Union. with amendments. Ths Pacific
hAiirosd bill was also considered and amended
In the horsx, q Tuesday. Mr.. MiLIsos made
conservative and patriotic speech, on the agi-
sAong Questions Of the day. which commanded
great attention and respeet
Mr.. CLExrSs. on Tuesday. made q strong an
n'seeession speech. in which be took the ground
that one OF tho prime object. Of the leader. was
to reopen tbe African slave trade. and remind
cd the House that the other Southern State.
have great interests beside slavery which can.
not be lightly abandoned. Aniagonisms would
arise between the Cotton States and the Border
States. lie appealed to the North to do Justice.
but rested his last hope upon the action of Viz
ginia.
on Safnrddy, Mr.. CLARK, Of Missouri. urged
the adoption OF the Crittenden propositions, and
their submission to the people He wa. in n.
Nor Of exhausting all constitutional mean. TO 50.
cure the rights Of the South.
Mr.. GnxUR. of North Carolina. made n con.
sentative and very effective speech. in the course
OF which he referred to the manner in " hich the
Southern mind had been inaamcd by false dis
patches. lie urged the Republicans To nation.
aiizs themselves. and become worthy Of the ble.-
sings OF all good people by preserving the I'm.
ion.
Mr.. ALLY, Of Massachusetts. defended the
North against charges preferred BY Southern
agitators. He thought the North could do with.
out the South, and drew a picture of the com.
merciai Importance and productiveness Of the
two regions, 70 show the superiority Of the
North IN every material means Of wealth and
progress. lie was against amendments Of the
Constitution and any further concession.
On Monday. after the reading Of the Pre.;.
denis special message. Mr.. Pryor Of Virginia.
made speech Of nm hour. in n more tcmpera,.
tone than usual, in the course Of which he reci-
ted the grievances of which the South complain
ed, and urged the Republicans to remember tina,
the Union could no, be preserved by force.
Tn Tuesday, the SExArE was further engaged
upon the Pacific Railroad bill
In the HoUsE, Nj. STEVENS. of Pennsylvania.
made an out and out coercion speech. maintain
ing the duty Of tho government to protect IL,
property, and enfofec the laws
Mr.. HARRIS, of MARYLAND made an admirable
conservative and Union speech which brought
forth frequent applause from the galleries He
warned Northern members against delay in the
way OF compromise and peace les, Maryland
and all the Border States should bc "prccipi,a.
ted into the Disunion vortex.
Mr.. WISsLow, of North Carolina. followed.
recountinG the wrongs of the South" and the
unsatisfactory character of the proposed meas
urcs Of relief
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1861-01-31
Shall the People he Heardi

We renew this inquiry. Let the People Of
Jehersoh -ay by their votes on Monday next,
when the! cast their suiIrages for candidates 10
the Convention. &c send your acts back 10 U.S.
We agree With the Iynchburg .Virgfnian when
1t says that the people should refuse 70 delegate
power To the hands Of representatives who are
afraid or unwilling for the people to pass judg.
meht upon tbeir acts We arr unwilling to con
hde the interests 81 ibis State in the present cri.
sis. 60 the hands Of any Convention Of men. how.
ever wise orpa'riotie. The people Of The State.
IN their sovereign capacity, should have voice
IN matter IA which AZ" involved consequences
- momcntous, a. are involved in disruption
Of the Union, and ,hs formation Of a new govern
meni
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1861-01-31
Unusual Assault.

Our quiet citizen. were startled on Saturday
evening last, at the announcement that Mr..
HENHY ID. RusT, Of this town was Knocked
down stabbed, and robbed Of one hundred and
sixty dollars In passing from the residence
Of Mr. Grafton Howard, near the Presbyterian
Parsonage, TO visit Mr.. TutwiIer on the next
street, he was hailed by two men, who, upon
their approach, Knocked him down. stabbed
him and robbed him Of the amount above stated,
He lay inssnsible for sometime. and before
his recovery his assailanls had made their e..
cape. lie was not, however, dangerously in
jured. The perpetrators Of the act have net
yet been discovered.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1861-01-31
Coercion.

Are you going TO eoerce South Carolina -
This is the cant phrase Of the Secession party
Of this county. We say no. yet they have nou-
mated Ar. Hunter, who, in 1879. expressed
these sentiments towards South Carolina when
she then ecu; up" as che now has done:
The question Of compulsory interference by
the General Government. after every means Of
Cancellation has been exhausted. is one not so
much OF policy and erpediency. Ne Of Aiqh, SOL
e'aH, I'draHno mt and HHdroidIbLe duty
Even II we admit the theory, that our govern
meut j. merely confederation OF d,stinet sov.
ereigniie- has any one State n right whcnev.
er' iorOoth. her affection for the Union shall
have become cooled. % cancel forthwith her DO,
ltcAl obligations! Or can We entertain The
strange sentiment, that IL she il not permitted
- 10 do, she becomes the victim Of despot,su, -
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1861-01-31
Let the People Consider.

We especially commend TO the judgment q
he ealuithirking reader the admirable com
rnents y that sterling conservative 5trnal. the
National lnisiligeucer on ibe address ~ The ten
Congre'-nen who ar tailoring O. "preeiptate p
Virgins into che folly q secession. without ~.
heciion ard wI'nrut preparation We hav~ rra-
son 70 believe that In isss ifsn two weeks re
wind will b. taken o4i 1T tbe sails fthe fil..
busters eli over ,he country. Thee ubo want
a Southern Republic SIMPLY tecause "ths seep-
Ere has departed from Jusah will 6nd that
they have forgotten tho good ODD mat,m. 90
make haste sioTly- To people. iofthis r.
gion A. least facsH 10 consieer well the char.
heier 1t che cutertalunaeHt o. vhieh H. Ere
eaters have invited thsm
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1861-01-31
Another Special Message.

The President Of tbe United States. ON Mon.
uay last sent a special Message to Congress.
giving an account Of bis interview with ".
President TrLEE. the Commissioner from Yir
giniA' IN regard TO the Propriciy Of abstainnz
from all hostile movements during the pcndeney
Of peace consultations. The President approves
the policy. having thus far acted oniy on the de
iensive, but a. his dusy imposes upon him the
defence and protection Of The public property
BE- could enter into no pledges 10 omit ,bi. duty
without IL sanction q Congress The Me-.
sage will come up soon Tor consideration lie
tone j. c0nciliaiory aad boDrtul.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1861-01-31
MEETING OF DELEGATES.

AT meeting of the Delegates of Dis
trlcts No. d S, Bolivar and Harper.-
Ferry9 to whom the above Gard was
addressed. it was
Resotred GnGnimously That we cordi-
ally approve the sentiments contained
therein.
Resolved further, That our nominees.
Aessrs. BARBOUR and OSBURN. have
our entire confidence, and that we will
use all honorable means to secure their
election; aud that We earnestly recon.
mend them to the support Of the con.
servative people of the county.
THOMAS RUSSELL, CA'ma.
I. A. HERRISGToS. Ser'y.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1861-01-31
The Union FeeIIns.

On Monday. in the HOuse q Representatives
when Mr. RicE Of Massachusetts, presented he
Boston monster petition, with s.OoO signatures,
for peace. wrapped IN the American GAG. a
shout vent up from ever part q the House hail
aud galleries which no ules q order couid r.
strain. This signi6esni Indication q popular
scnumen, vas anpaiaiAble only 10 ths ultra
Disunionists.
The south Carol.na 6Teeaters sseu, deter
MINED 10 -precipitAie" q collision. IN TIE hope
Of enlisiing the sympaihies II ths border states.
snd throw iht people q Virginia a ,l,sir rasrd
On ihe Sch q February when voting Coz dsleza,ss
% the Convention
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1861-01-31
SClear As yiud.o


ANDREW HUNTER. Esq, nominated by the so
called state Rights" party, has addressed "A
card To the voter, Of .I.s.r.., county. from
>.h;.h A..
w." '''''s
Ht as to the right oi seccs-'1n'-i do not
nnu never have believed IA the r'gh' oi n state
r;iI All 49,. .nJ s,mnlv hoc.n.s 80.
imp,llcd by nn.sion or pronpted by Supposed
relf-intcre.t AZ may desire 60 do so. on the
contrary wi,h Difference In th. ,,uin;op. of ,bo..
- Z, -. ---I - =, -
80 "'"
n co.;,,,,: ,.',',.., ,..,, 'a, ,,'~. $50
and n stat. so more than AN individual. nf,er
entering nts solemn compact. can have a right
TO violate ~ nj Will and pleasure hold on the
other hana' however n equally clear and I'M
ui,Puishie' That Tor good ou.se, the states as
independent sovcrvisnties. have the right To
sever this connection v they desH' IL erpedisHf
% 10 do
III u my cehbrrnie convection. that as TO r-
fihia ana The other southern states, such good
cause docs exist 80 That u deemed oy them Ju-
diclou- To take 80 important step, they have
clear right TO do so and because We are the
AggricNed parties, and the Free States having
violated the covenant are the aggres-ors' they
nave no r'gh' 10 complain iaach lees To make
VIZ, upon US Tor exercising ms ri2ht-
but beyond this lies far more important
question: Admitting the right - u Judicious
LOT the state oil Virginia tn exercise II! 10 this
solemn and momentous inquiry, answer, now.
m nave ever answered. no not until every
exponent Compatible with the honor and Dig.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1861-01-31
Leassr Esiraeralnnr,.

A letter apIe'rsi 10 be last spira address.
81 10 james li,ehsnan. over the s,ynatur. n
" Braston Davenport We have not vet .-sn
ths Presidents reply boz - this e.err. lsgi
cal hieoricR and Lsrpsf ictier. We have no
doubt The Pr,s'dsRt will give h,gA oassaf-yo.
tor. and that The country vii ~ b. saved -
should Nr Buchanan fail n b. moved hy this
rery intellighls and comprehensiys pfo,Iuetion.
he Ill prove bimself oue q tie seriest dsit. IN
erst'on sueh words II wis,iom slould Ger.
tainly sink deep into his hearti Kssball asai,
with Intense interest dr. Presidents repiy!
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1861-01-31

You have heard much about reserved rights p
Dpn't fail 70 reserve - yourselves tbe right
20 Pas. Hpon the vort u the proposed Conves-
uoa. WIN you record your votes On Monday
best. Every BODY knows that dis a4.gmbisgs
go projsctsd ~ The instance of Avovsd Seed.
srs, most q rhom denied ths people The right
~ pas upon its proceedings. Trus, NJ sasdi.
date Who aims 70 ehrs he soothern hssrt. IN
behalf q Disunion, no natter boz sreciously
h. may cover up his tracks
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1861-01-31
Wei said.

The Louisville Journal, referring 10 the influ.
ences that have been brought to bear by III. Sc
oe.sion leaders upon some Of IL. late eonhrder.
s'es IN the cause of the Constitution and Il
Union, dragging them from the position they
held prior to the late election. remarks:
We notice with deep regret that some Of our
souihern brethren who manfully struggled un
der the banner Of the Union for the election Of
BELL and Everett have been carried away by
the excitement produced by the systematic ,ar.
tics Of the secession leaders and are now the
advocates Of Disunion. These instances. though
few, are exceedingly painful and mor,ifying.
and show that the professions of attachment 10
the Union and the zeal for tho prescr,ation-of
the Constitution and the enforcement OF the Iar.
which were professed. could not have been heart
felt When the convention which nominated
our noble champions adopted the glorious mot.
to Of Henry Clay, and IL wa. emblasoned on ev.
cry banner that doatsd during the campaign IN
the South. the words were not meaningless -
They implied determination 20 adhere 90 the
FEDERAL Union in every emergency. O. SEEK re-
dress for grievances under the simple provisions
q the Constitution, and 10 demand the enforce.
ment 81 all laws which had The sanction Of Oh.
legislative branch q The Government and had
met the concurrence Of the Supreme Court. II
they meant anything 10 ~. i.st pi.upion ga
= remedy for nothing. and IN the duty 70 our
selves and 70 our country Obligated ". 70 defend
And repel Al infraetions upon the rights of the
States within tbe bnion. since The Prosident.a Al
election nothing has occurred a. prodoos q
change IN the position of the South o. 20 their
duty Under tbe Constitution. and there can d,
no excuse for such supporters q Bell and Ever.
etc have Suffered themselves 10 b. dragged
into thu hostile aititads Of ;hs Government a.
sumed BY The states threatening seoss.ion
There we're supporters q Bell sad Everett 10
The soush sufficient 10 arrest the ussh pr,cipi.
fancy ~hieh has Tor iis terrible ain u. di.rup.
ton q our Confcieracy and ihe resolving n
its elements into the original chaos q ssparats
states. We eoshdcntly rrlied upon tins fprcs
- = Spartan band n confrout the rloitsrs o.
treason asA - defend IN Unioa from attart
Bot sons shrink from he duiy Il not tbis
e0urss of eonduet iEnoblsi II principles ae,s.
ssed che support q IylI sod Everett are tiey
not - enduring sasr dss,st - n rictory had
psfchcd up0n their hannert
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1861-01-31
WITHDRAWAL.
Ma. GALLAHsG;

Mr.. GALLAHsR;
In announcing myself car i.
oidAte for the Convention. promised 20 retir,
instantly upon being satisfied With the pr,nei.
pies ard doctrines Of the andIia,e. Of tl. con.
sentative party, with which act AID shall vote.
IN regard TO The doctrine Of secession. freyayd.
ed Their principles aRd doctrines in regard IN
that question As the best guarantee, Of their a..
uon ~ Convention. Not meeting IN any p,,biic
assembly with ibe candidates OF that pay,y 1
,Oogh' mem IN person. and on Yesterday pro
P'"nueu the Following question 10 Mr.. Osb1rn ,
=, 10 you bold the doctrine tina; State ha.
tho right 10 seccde q rsserrstI rtyAf und., ~.
Constitution Of tbs United states. or "a ,e.,,i,.
ing rom the nature u that Constitu,,on n,
S'hef words do you bold the right of secession
10 unt(orDi A. disfiEef from the natural ard IN.
Ahensoie right Of revolution the r,gb, -.
pendent o. and above ell eonssitutonsy p
Mr.. Osburn answered promptly. that hs .h.,d
no such right 70 any nay as resulting md, 49,.
constitution Of the United state.
tndersianding that Mr. Barbour intended .,
spa Al hatPers ferry. At night. immediate.
P9e-eied to that place. intending TO pyo.
pound 60 him IN the meeting the sane o,,o.i.,-
WAS informed By his trend d. So, -,
o'ser, pa b. had ben tslegrspbed n " az.
,hfion AMI would not speak rgad a, ,s.
'"et0r the Question. asd At his ree,,.s, LEI, -
pm a copy Of a Tie assured NJ, h. l.i,e,ed
W Harbour held the doctrine a ..,es.s,,,,, -. 4
al, - BE- revolutionary
naef t'ese circumstances. and tie psr.,y,.
u,ns : comply ~'tA 1.y pEomiao Ia nv a.
iner carl Of retiring, aal request yo,, n .,,t.
arsw ny nRrDa a. = candidate
=, sn'h We Constitution 81 tn Unissd STATE.
" 70 extent d is delegated powers. y, ~ !.
t''hfunent proper. ID earffsI ..ft.,.t. =
l.aEues' eompacis, snd con9sdsrst,o,. r, n
~. "a @eI'fa osnfa q pcrpetusl rosersmsn, -,
fHtt"t eonrsfn ~ tbs I'D coUfs,,.,.,.s.,
- az a. Po~srs aye grated 10 n a. A..
- psopls, ~ ne fac a H. warid -. -
ne ''ofdiaa khot q mayri.zs ~ lif- 49,.
~oeia n,AAe = e ners political r. o..
pleasure Ye-.,s 49,. ~ =, fs''fe 81
r.. .. 49,, SohA A Thomson
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1861-01-31

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"s'' anu u'''ea As 70 make such
Inc iA''acy OF such
~ patent 10 our minds that We
any ''''e"0e 10 the 'e'egraph'c
1'"p"" ""'on Yesterday Purp"r'ed Ia give 1t
''' substance OIL the address; Tor IL 1t not
.''.' =" "e P'A'nes' apprehension that precise
me opposite course ON the part of Virginia
vi" oe inc surest guarantee OF PeHcef Who
supPoses Tor a moment that the Republican par
w even It's designs are correctly interpret
eel oy the authors of this paper. would or could
Proceeu 70 invade or "coerce the Gulf States
'"s'i'i" anu the Border SIaNeholding
."e'r present relations m the
III" "h"ie 'hihg IN thai case would be
"io'"i'! out PHYSICALLY impossible
VI 'he Doruer SiaNeho!ding
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o"''''' oo'n moral ana phys
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=. 'o"'' ''oss ana THIS Tact Is so
,ha '.a an arrangement was part Of
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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1861-01-31
Re en- your Guara.

We sdmoaisb ihe Usioa Conservative Voters
~ a. County 10 - N ibeiF guard % Noad1v
Hesf. All sorfs q Roorbasks may be expected
fT1sn he Disunioo "prccipisators"
Noie -for RefsrnnzF the kction of ~ Cop-
Fsntion 70 your Own decision. Resolve 10 voss
- - 20 secure youE Own safets, yoaF swa ode
Psuslsnes, All your ovn tr,ss iaaarssssi
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1861-01-31
Piesurs FransN Ae.

spccial attention = invited 10 the card 81 NJ.
JoHz Nmvra, q Winehester. He is prepared
10 execute work IN hss department q trade uith
promFsness, and upoa rrasonabIe terms.
Fersosa wishing beautifully finished Gle snd
other franes, Looking Glasses. Looksnw Glass
Plates. Corniees, Carved WOOD WORK. &c, Gao
b. ssTvrf satisfactorily ny M YH~N
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1861-01-31

A srsmfso Facr ~ Ibisll,gsnos "a fsr' 90
BY he Gossrnmenl hsrs % saturday f's-t
last that on ths liza iasi before ioa.ssbs 10
.proiesssd % have seoedsd. troops q ~ so
hsot pe~.e..ion q " q 4 barscss Ns- O.
sAss, then ocestasi - Gossrnness tosrru
15rhinr cot. psss ssd hesls N 2s0 "a 80
BOO ossapyiag them. uisb phys,sisns. aar''
a. u is Understood thst ~ ~ fsaeg, n -
oiolligsal ths sesfsisry u ~ Trsssa.
fsrsd a. Collector ~ Nsw Oflsans % I'D
h. ths Goyernor u Louisiaas ~ fryoss ias'
ton al aenspsred u A. an 80 q osifsss@s
tsfbsrty .disgracsfsi 70 ssy ~ o. -ossa'
Wnlt.gs,s ~
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1861-01-31
j. J. CRITTENDEN,
a. II BOTELER,
InHN n uAUUTl

Hon. J. $. Millson. NJ. C., from Virginia. also
whites 20 Mr.. r.:
For myself say that have never had 30
confident an expectation, as IAare al his hr4>.
Of such n termination Of the presen, coutroSer-
~ ~ would be satisfactory 20 me. and believe
to q large majority Of the people Of Virginia
The Richmond Vhig states tina, en- President
Tyler writes from Washington 90 the effect that
there ~ ine prospect OF a settlement Of the
pending diihcuity--or. in other words. that he
himself enteTtains good bops Of settlement.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1861-01-31
PROSPECTS OF COMPROMISE.

sa-James Barbour, Esq, of member Of the
Virginia Legislature, has received the following
from Washington
SENATE, January Is, 1861.
Ny dear Sir Mr.. Critienden is not present,
but can say with confidence that there il hope
Of adjustment, and the prospect has never been
better than now, since We first assembled.
Very truly. your friend
STEPHEN A. DOUGLAS
We concur IN the opinion that there is hope Of
- al
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1861-01-31

B%The Card Of Mr. OssuaS appears
now IN a corrected forIn-sevorsl e..
Tors having occurred in . portion Of the
bills frsf printed. .
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1861-01-31

go Prssdent flacoia i b. start 81 Nt''
ingiaa st.oui ~ liza n Fsbgsry Hs 49,
siss sssrythins lac = plitsry sscort
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1861-01-31

nwws learn shat NJ BlssoUs ~in sddre..
shs People a. sasphsrds,0~n On Saturday
usst
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1861-01-31
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Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-10-19

Gos 3curnOl in SYyacu1c. Itrritt bic bout.
l.H ..trnA Nrn rUrt bat ,tucu ouacn Nrtitel
t. ne ) n''dtrr IN Nmruta. Snrem riclcs
= 'i sucrit OLE WcuAr Ter 0rutjhen uno tbrcn
iunrbmenr,n Vcb tInp tcrpprbett, ;eiot CO.
NC az w,b datc IL 3 Sittcu rer 0cntIben
'1m'r m:br &lnNnlN uutcr ZEN Nmcrrtanern
Die uyi0dc fnrct rs in Tar a~crltiasn
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