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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-09-06

APPosrNsSr Col Joseph r. Anderson, of tsis city
one OF The pFopetors Of the Tredegar Iron Works hss
been appointed Brgader General in the Confederate
Army.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-09-06
DEFEAT OF TEE FEDERALs.
WEEELIS0, September 2.--Ths Sgcessonista enesmpS
& Worthingion, harion county, TO the EuGber OF 4O
vERNnNT EfEcrlnN

MoxrPuIER, vs., Sept S.-The State election to-day
pissed eff quietly. TIE was unusually small :
We1ty seven towns heard om give folbrook, Rcpubli-
eau, 500; Snoley. Union Democrat. .O50; Tracey,
Breckenridge Democrat SAL OF the AZ representatives
cho.ep SO are Rspnblicans, and Union ea1dIdltes.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-09-06
HR. l.. 1. B." -
ATTENTION BIUESI

HAVE ID with JSa A. SCOTT ESQ (ftuer lat usri.
81 L. y s,p.rs dralI TO- pay iue 10 discharged
the Rchmod Light Infantry Blues up to the seh jase
os-
ar scot viii deliver these proper application,
.onpaned by written receipts for the sane -
o. JENNINGS WISE,
auSl--d2w Captain T. l. r.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-09-06
-YDrCATl0N,
TNIVERsI1Y or viRGIssA.

UNIVEE sI1Y OF virginia.
Hz nsrt session Of this nsidlor viii eaEmercs The Is.
III day Of October. and end % the 4,h of jay.
Srhoo Win contInue here ooe, and echoo OF hihis
Science sad Tacs vii be organized Ia sto inio operation
81 the beginning Of the stftion. .
converted tse Military Hospital proper 70 cay hat
Owing tie crowded eondon OF she oen
sa Hoitsl chsrctesvie. The University baildicfs sse
ne ccofsarais Army during the vacsion h,ny Of oe have
eady been discharged sud such remain VII he rsuevd ~
4 students.
~ oaialOsp.s, .idres, ,nUpIs.
suto-e !, Os CIR. 81 he pseuiy.
KE TO TEACHEsss-sTEv Hs-
vlLLE ACADEMY, stHsi.d In pieassn. D,ishSer
COR partlsasrs Ederss CoraTxIr eteysn,yie r H.
III e or the Subscriber II Camp 0lsuces,es ro.ni.
su23-disac2s J. RYLAso.
{VAgTEoA situation. by uas nusn u ct family, ..
~ oyrRsES2 Farm VII hiss had nlns
n thst capacity He ssartoy erenee quail
ssatsrs character &C. Any one wi'iins 20 employ hn VII
ease address u sLLEN,
Care Of II. oarrinslon wsar.:
set-e@ Richmond Va.
IrWO VIRGINIA. LADIES are de,'ous Of obtAning
susuon, Teachers In private suflss CO an Academy.
her IN Virginia os farther ou VIII Instruct 10 The usual Eng
In brJnchs French, attn and Muslc. References oven aud
required. Address, EfkGisfA,
su2s-eu Pat,Orseurg, Bs,s.orrt leuE.y,vG
XNANrHa--To purch ..e PARy containing fcn three
w four hundred OF nd 9Th the Improve
. railroad Persons des.ring 70 sci VII address
af9-clsx4V Care OF Richmond Wig.
A LADv WHO HAS HAD SOME ExPRRI-
"A In teaching dscus OF situad 6overasss 10
oe private family She teaches Eny'h Music psslns AMI
Painting.
Address. s,a,irg terms lc- Rev. ". r PsSDLsros,
auq5-vs,' Forest pot. bedford esuhi,. Va
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-09-06
EmOIsY IL HENRY COLLEGE.

WARRINGTON c0UsTY, va.
OUR Fall sesson will begin tie 18Th August next ADsear
~ Civil Engineering and Military Instruction
tsbed late meeting Of the Joint Board students Oh
tain board IL private families at prices no. exceeding a2
ronth Our otner charges are:
Tri,an for .......................$S %
ylei and charge for Ja7itor............... 20
Contingent Fee. 800
Al payable In advance.
Other Information can be hse BY addressing
L L. WILEY. President
iyiS-c3n Esaory r. o., Va.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-09-06
METROPOLITAN HALL.
Second and Last Week
O. TEA
BOMBARDMENT OF FORT SUMTER,

CoNfklsisa rBk
BATTERIES AND FoRTIFICATIoNs AROUND THE
HARBOR OF CHARLESTON, S. q,
EVERY NIGHT At O'CLOCK,
ON
WEDNESDAY ARD SATURDAY AFTERNOON, nj O'Clock.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-09-06

MORE TROOPS AT FORTRESS MONROE.
FoArmss kcSRoz, Sept 4---Eghteen hundred add.
.onal troops have been sent to Old Point Comfort
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-09-06
"R. l.. 4. t."
RECRUITS WANTED FOR THE RICHMOND LIGHT
IyPINTpy RIIEs

ZACH RECRUIT ESrEss ACTIVE SERVICE 20 SOON As M.
LISTED.
NY number Of good Recruits Will be received Into this A
n Cors peris having been obtained 20 increase the
complete battalion Tie Biue- attached 10 tue N
legion In service IN Western yrriri under the rJmnani
u BrgaS.er CensEsl Henry 4. Wise
The 81 les enlisted the sntirs eoNtaI ne 'sIr.
AMI recruit ", BE- accepted for les period o. enlistment
Apply Captxn Hammond Duz.n. Vice isgod fce.
p Tayors irEc HOre, No ISIS AaiH rect bewes 9Th .ai
10th, Richmond, be;seen tl,. hours CT " and6Ph
Meme apply bat VI coed ehsra~tsE 1nd robust
health.
Honorary blues and otse friend, fo1g
country n reau sed ia saiit -.
Unlforrs aud other necesssi e,othibg furnished.
JygNlSl9 WIsB
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-09-06

xrTINcHEsTRR FAMILY FLOUR. -Rs-eNias
w daly, Supplies Of tbs superior GtOCR prOEouncsd
b, many Who asBg sapedO. % anything 10 m1ket
TYLER q son.
..S-es 13t casy street
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-09-06
NOTICE TO COItDWAsNERs.

have heard that he Government has reuied TO sue
"A c1ntact 70 persons who erroy Boot and
shoe Makers who have heretofore making CART
hdg boxes and other work OF the kind will give emp
Of both branches that ladies' gentiemen.
msss hoys and chdrsns shoes aud pay ths hges
ALEXANDER NIL co,
sec No, l2I Main street
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-09-06
aNRaNCE & ALEXANDRIA, RAILROAD

" Noice hereby given by tA Company
LIST May and Let July all Their mortgage botd viii be
paid presentation Of the thre the oce VI tho
Company "a Charlottesville Payment val be made In u+
treasury Notes Of the Confederate ste. add each hold
rouporg VII be required make Esay that he citizen "
the Confederate ssies the LIST Of Nay
s6t the bonds from which the coupons by
taken By order OF the Directory.
ausa-w3vs REID Trea.ur,r.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-09-06
oesaSaxxzssAg.-
orT,s. o. TzE sisHxoas WIG. Sept Q, 1891.
kIcBNoFD MARKETS, sept 8, 1881

kIcHMoFD MARKETS, sept .. 1891
We have nothing new to report except that Groceries
are higher and Fi,ur Owe We quote the latter at tto
rs fo upsae ard ssso9s7 rs for Txsa We have head Of
casual sale a. s6ssK The make; Is heavy The stock OIL
coffee "a bou. exhausted and hat Of tusar nearly So Crushed
Sasar is h.l at b. We quote Southwestern Virginia
san At ~ sack The zs Of which rather larger ihsn
one half the Liverpool noE held at d, as the itsde pee
49, Il ma rg a. and prsees are droopins We qaO,e WAsat
.el06 et, Mo- ~ hsaning e prevailing excitement Abon'
the va, there seems considerable amosn' Of bashs dom
here wagons aud dray. cons aHtJ employed IN tan''
vc mere,andz AID army stores giving air Of business
ike activity 10 he principal noroug fa;ea-
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-09-06
SOUTHERN ENTEaPRISE.

yXTAHfFD A large quantity OF HOPE for which liberal pie
w vilb; paid Tary grow Wild GOOD many streams
Virginia Those whs yat, then and shin
be well compensated for their labor. J. D. GOODMAN
Rlciui u d, Va.
Pa-Psrmers who VIII have Barley for sale viii please
mrpsate With me, naming price and quantity J.D.e.
&c
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-09-06
ALARM AT PARAMOUNT. VA.

WaEELISG, Sep. There d considerable excitement
here tonga 10 consequences Of despatch us' received
iron Paramount, MsriOJ county by he Governor stating
that urge numbeF Of Sectssoaisls had risen IN the
back country, and we're marching on the town TO burn
Il, and tear up the railroad track.
The drums are beating 70 arms, sna the streets sre
crowded with people The Governor s deFpltching the
Home Guard and Vosu,eer c,izens Of Fairmoaat, and
the rain u about ready 10 start.
TIE rising is supposed 70 be 10 concert with some
movement Of Gen. Lee. All tho Uliiei States troops
have lately gone forward from F4Tmouai I; IL fea-ed
that she movemen, aWoag the Seesso5iss may be gen.
ers and large numbers OF citizens going patro
to.night
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-09-06
NOTICE.

CENTRAL meeting Of the foekhAdes Of The BANK Of Phil.
IA lpp viii be held at the Parish House. In the Char
lo'sesvls, Va, on Saturday, she 7h sfseptsnber 1851
go d. AoRnAl.L,
sAhLWO0De,
-.ra D.J HARtt0oK,
~. e-f W. n. WADE
H.H MAENE,
~ WA. 1UREEk
ans-in B. q FLANAGAN.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-09-06
TO MEDICAL STUDENTS.

TO MEOICAE STUDENTS.
NNTANTED Athe spts OF the Medical College In this city,
w two OF young perform the duties Of Resident
suden Although have been heretofore stud 81
the oegs win have preference Who been engaged
In the study edcse r time and can come properly re-
Ias,s,, ~ Dr.. L. g. J0YNEs,
su2S-cSt Dean Of the College.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-09-06
PRorEoTIGN FoR PHIL .pELPHIA.

The Committee on the Safety and Protection Of the
Civ held a meeting Yesterday, when resolution Was
adoped requesting the Mayor o. the city TO devise some
plan BY which the ranks Of the HCme Giayd may be in
crsessd and made more efficient. resolution also
Adcp.ed inviting delegates from al the steam fire en-
gine companies in the city to with the committee
Tor the purpose of participating in the formation OF
tery companies for the protection Of The city, i needed
The committee actively engaged in psOcuIing
ammunition for the Of the companies already organ
Nd
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-09-06

Contrary 10 What anticipated we have nothing BY
lhis steamer from Garbsi aud il therefore probable
that be has deferred his pgrpSse Of rendering his services
TO the Government He probably recollcets with
regret the ealoUses Of officers Of Naonaties in whose
behalf be has heretofore drawn his ssord aud is unw
iag 20 encounter them again, he doubtless would ur
iasg there Is a parauauua: necessity.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-09-06

VIRGINIA LADY Of experienee and qualified teach the
n va,n, English branches With fenth and Music defey
uaon IN school or private family. References furahei
Address BOX s2i"
sse-ts -r Chsrl ttesviiie, vrgifia
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-09-06
au9-d.cif

E,OR SALEo Ga one, two three aud yeas With hte..
T. est nd security bonis, 33I acres Of land, In N,l
ccuniy Arnrtons s.Ation o. A. Railroad In
preysnents fair. Addrefs "AB."
get g'onr Nelson cOuat,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-09-06
WASHINGTON COLLEGE,

LEXINGTON, VA
nyHE Session Of this insuten will open on the ls Mon
IL day 9th day. Of October next.
In connection win tho regular accidents studies Instruction
will given Ia Peeaon Gunrey and Tactics ed
by regular chlllng. l. oAmfSLIL,
aueG-ct Oc. CLERK ofue Fscuhy'
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-09-06

INos TEACHER qualified teach small school Of boys 10
Prince George county, Is miles from Petersburg and i've
from james desiring the situation VII Apply
personally by letter. Che preferred With suitable &C.
EDWARD A. MARKS,
PETHa O. MARKS, or
ROB'T HARRISON.
f,py.yt m pcsY lfycr aus2I-c5
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-09-06

---1lf. 4,
The School convenient BY railroad, Icing within
sho,t .:suce Of Clover Hill Depot catches xddsss
s'o'' y ~ Mrs Il. n TlIWEArT,
- - T,uterpoct. Chtsterneid, Va.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-09-06
EDUCATION.
MR. LEFERvRE's SCHOOL,

RICHMOND, VIRGINIA.
yHIB Institution will opened seaIu IN he 1s d,v a,
bsf 1901 fr he reception both Of B,sdon and Day scho
stb-tf HUnrRr LpVFnvpr
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-09-06
CEMALE SCHOOL

NURs RICHARD ~ THwEATT Will open q School al Mount
Tia her resdence the October next ir Ii. essr1
on girls the OF an txpeneresd ana Ap
proved southern TEACHER. .,,a
InstIuetion In Eusish branches ...,.......''v 70
Do In French ..-.-..,..... ..'',.-.'' 20
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-09-06

LOUISVILLE Sept S.--The Courier says there Is con-.
pany armed FsdarA stationed n; Ho'se Cave station,
the Nashville RlirOai, eighteen mics south OF Louis
vilr
Immense anOun. Of freisbts and great rush Of peo-
pc daily g50s Scua By the Nashville ronieo which
tie greatest uuuoer Of passengers arriving It e
thought that the great rush to The South carsedby the
eict which has gone forth aai aCer The ss OF Ssp;tn
Der non Intercourse With the South val, be rsidy
torsed and the rush 10 the North Is owing TO Davis
PROCLAMATION.
The COarer says Camp "Dek Robinson" is constantly
Increasing.
don Emerson E.heEidge left for Frankfort this
inr
, 1861-02-18
From Iunth.
From Punch.
A SLAVEKIOLDERsS DECLAR-
AT.ON.
A. Prepared by South Carolina, and
Proposed by her NJ Fitting to be
adopted by the slave States.


fBy Rcp,ird Atlantic Telegraph
We, the States whose repres entatlyes have
subscrib to the following declaration, DO
hereby assert and affirm:
Tiat ell mankind have perfect and equal
right to freedom, ift1ey can keep it. .
skin, as in water, Ia proof, offered by nature,
Of tic inferiority Of the article.
Tint we hare heard, with unuttcrable dis
gust and contempt, that Professor Owen con-
siders Adam and Eve 10 hare lad colored skins,
and tllat VIC should like 10 leave the eaid Pre-
feesor without any skin at ALL
That the lawfulness Of slavery is clearly aud
iudisputabIy proved from the Bible, inasmuch
as St. Paul, writing to 0nesinus, a slave, ncS-
Ct told him to run away.
That Ii there were no other reasons for up
holding slavery, the dastardly and sycophantic
mcauness which would be shown In Initiating
the corrupt and exploded old mother country
in aboliEh!Dg the institution, is enough TO
make every real American spit upon the pro.
pos,l and lynch the propo5er.
That slavery is the most humane Institution
in the world for, inasmuch as half the sor'
rows OF white persons arise from the sorrows
Of their husbands, wiyes, or children, in for.
bidding race to have any huebands, wives,
or children to call their own, We deprive that
race Of nne-half the suffering We undergo.
That England has no right to say word In
! the matter, while in Ireland there Is Protest
ant church, aud all persons are hanged who DC
! not attend it; while Welsh is strictly forbid
F. den 10 be used in the debates Of the Enslist
| Parliament; while Scotchmcn arc forbidden t.
keep unicorns; and while close to London It
self, ehc keeps the natives Of q wrctched islant
! In such slate of decentralization and misery
| tlat it is called the Isle Dogs.
That, having thus proved from Scripture
from philosophy, from philanthropy, md from
ethnology, that slavery is the noblest iusti
tuition IL existence, aud that patriotism art
| self respect alike forbid us to bring 1t int,
jeopardy.
We hereby dcclare
| That we shau have great pleasure In handIn|
$50, COO to any one who will bring us the hca
Of one Abrnham Lincoln, end with still great
CT pleasure will we hand 300, 900 to any on
| who will deliver Us the eaid Abraham Llncol
alive. [S'gned, &c)
, 1861-02-18
AN EKKMpLAR.

The TRIBUNE this morning contains an
important item Of news from Mexico,
which we print for double purpose-to
lay before our readers the latest events
happening in that unfortunate coun-
try, and to show them the deplc-
rable things which follow in the
rain Of an unstable government, in which
the party defeated at IN election seeks, in
resolution. tho advantages which it
lost at the polls. We have onI'y
to imp1ore the people Of the
Northwest to give no encouragement
to line Of policy which, surrcn-
dering constitutional rights now, will
eliminate by and by in the atroci-
tics which mark the conduct par
ties in our sister Republic Compromise
is the door by which endless disorder will
enter. Let that be the sequence Of each
Presidential struggle, aud tho population
Of Havana or some other seaport would be
quadrennially recruited by the de-
featcd Presidential candidates and their
prominent adherents, fleeing from par
tisan vengeance in the United States
Put DOUGLAS, Dr.. Southsidc Adams, Par
son Vaa Dyke, Circumcised Dr. Raphael &
Co, in the place Of Miramon and his eccle,
siastics, and We have, in this Mexican
news, q picture Of what this country may
hernrnp}
, 1861-02-18
AN UNsUproSABLE CASE.

II the Republicans had, when coming in
to power, insisted that they we're author
ICED to disregard the Constitution and pass
q law interfering with Slavery in the States,
what howl our Democratic friends
would have raisedt. The power Of tue
Army and Navy would have been invoked;
and from Maine to Texas the machinery OF
war, as far as the Democracy could have
controlled it, would have been put into
rcouisition to compel obedience to the Con
stitution as it is. The boot is on the other
1eg-the pro-slavery men, not the Repubil-
cans, ore insisting upon what the Constitu.
ton does not permit and the Democracy,
(so called instead Of invoking force to in.
sure the supremacy of the law, are threat.
cning to fght-not the secessionists and
tnlitors to compel their obedience, but the
Republicans who insist that the Constltu'
ton shall be respected and the laws obeyed
The situation provokes comment in which
ewiu not indulge. 1t is enough for us te
pQfut It out.
, 1861-02-18

rights Of ma}orities in this Democratic
countryf Is he in earnest.'' These inquf-
RIGS full upon the public thick and FAST
The Democracy have made him Buchanan
in their win imagining-a thing to be used
by treason and secession for their special
purposes wooden President, who gives
up forts, arsenals and mints, without resist
ance-a compromiser, who, for present
peace, Is willing to surrender the vital prjn-
cipals which underlies the national organ
ization, and make this Mex.can Republic,
in which revolution is natural sequence
Of Presidential election. The bell has
tolled for another massacre Of St. Barthol-
omcw," says the piuus and contritc New
York NtndM "The South is united and
must secede," says the tre:.eonable Louis.
vile Courier His knocking manner il
intense, numliating to eightmiliionsof our
people" says the Northern organ of the
scceasioniats-the Chicago Iimest VIC
hare no doubt that these journals arc in
earnest. They are for secession, "re-con.
struclion"-anything to destroy the effect
Of 4 Republican victory. VT have no
doubt that they ore astonished. They have
loockd upon LINCOLN as back-woodsman,
a man of je1ly-to be moulded to the will
Of the first man who seizes upon him. He
promises to be General jackson. He
points 10 the Army ind says this is my
, 1861-02-18
nsaugratioN fs8 !; adjustment a5st'seaFd.
fSA1xox 2. CuAsE.

Ione 4 10 .nss@G Ios'* q to truth, QUE Il 10
u.s .xaa4, to tat. sAna no e.thy poHer eosad i'll
duoe me to ,oe< yra sDeeiae measure for oc intro
.lue.tox Of Slavery @atrx bad not b5ors e1issed
<aAer .ouM Or north ef 0.at tne. Ginning Al 1
do from 9asx !Sate, u Il MY so|esna, dss:otFats,
and 4cxu.natured determination Ukda no potcts-
no earthly t,osoa-sha1 eonp& ne to tote for the
positive iatrodacsion c] 2arery, either south or
north Of l1as lac. Sir, schik you rsproach, and
Justly, too, our British aneestors for t*s int'odue-
:ton Of fisinsitasion upon The continent Of Amer.
VA, am, for one, axHs1isg ttat tie 1aosterity Of
IL: pr1sen1 tahabkanss Of California aud Ae'o
ikaaeo shall srp5oaeh us for doing jast tslsdt soe
s7G'rodch Gnaat Britain for doing to IL. i the
citizens Of thoa T7rior,s choose to establish S7ar.
cry, On for admitting thens nth such provisions
IL Ae!r Constitutions; but then, il sctu b. their
orn 1oork, dad 'sk ours, and dte'r posteFity tci7
hare 10 rzozoaca uems, and not u, for forming
Constitutions oIloscng the insitut.on Of .Sd.ery to
eziR apsosg than. tHESRr CLAY.
, 1861-02-18

:
ffesioeoI L'ocosn WIS ooth On 'ne l-'n u
fepFnaf5 > la''' anu Wis consequently h1's-t"o
years o. age On TUESDAY las'' 'ne ans previous
10 the oeeia1stion Oh LIS eaec'1on 10 Tue ffeaa-
tcncy, ana on inc came da5 o1 Ms afrisal IN
elhelnnAu. ..-..
Inc "taaanes case was again M IN the
Supreme Court at Washington, on Tuesday
LAST, Mrs. Gaines now appearing rs depisee In
srend of noi,.o..1,w
-"Tho chlldrcn's ball, which vas lately
given By the Princess MathilLc in honor Of the
T,on,h p,;,c., r,,ns,;,1 u,,s u e,va 71. c,>,.
:. 49, A'1tA1s' "''S' :" -" s""''
"most Charming 1t commenced at o'clock
In the afternoon, and ended at about eight.
Til, Emperor arrived ut four. and tho Prince
~A 49, Ae ''"eo
, 1861-02-18

The tclcgrnph says that the committee Of
the Peace Conference to which was re-
1crred the elaboration Of rlan OF settle.
ment, have made report recomhhending
that all Of the national territory. North Of
SO ae55. 81 st min. shall be free, and :.isas rnc
status Of all South Of that line shal. be de-
cided by "Popular Sovereignty" This il
q cheat; and VIC hope no Republican will
be dcluded by it: "Popuiar Sovereignty"
IN this cohnGction means that slavery shall
hc established and protected in. all the Terri
tories Eouth Of The line, until State Con-
stitution is formed, then "the institution !"
may. be established or prohibited, as the
people will-neitAer Congress nor the peoplt,
natanrh1le, icing permitted to abolish it. 1t
is naturalization Of slavery by IN amend
ment of the Federal Constitution, and as
such cannot be thought of for moment.
There are thousands dsperhaps a majori-
ty-of Republicans who would be willing
to accept squatter soverci snty south Of SO
deg. 80 min. Us q solution Of this whole
matter; but nine but Tie Kelloggs, and
such other Republicans as Crittenden and
Breckinridge, will demand TINT slavcry
shall be forced upon people whether they
accept it or not Tic language Of the dis-
patch is from the Democratic dictionary,
which is Glled with definitions unknown to
the fathers of the Republic and the earG-
est friends of Human Freedom.
, 1861-02-18

pot for receiving and distributing pro-
Visions But VIC will let this topic pass
merely alluding to it,as an ineontestiblc
fact. Wc urge again, and more earnestly
than before, that the efforts in behalf Of The
Kanaas sufferers Is mi Ft'd1ed. II any doubt
has been created in the minds Of our Legis-
1nture, or if other LegislatureAby the LeaT-
enworth illumination, let them appoint two
persons Of their own number. or two per,
sons in whom they can trust, Tone Kepubii:
Gin aud one Dcmocrath to disb'irso their
contributors Or 10 retain them if they arc
hot needed. But do not let this destltutlon,
whether among 1000 or 10000 or 5ooo
persons, grow to the dimensions OF q DEATH
dealing farninc almost at our very DOORS