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Daily national Democrat., 1861-01-05

REV. THos STARR KING-We are delighted
TO announce to our readers that this most ell
oquent divine and orator will lecture, in
short time, in this city. His first lecture will
be delivered on next Tuesday night, and his
second on Thursday night following. The
lectures will be delivered in the Presbyterian
Church. By reference to an advertisement
in another place, our readers will ascertain
where they may obtain their tickets.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-01-05

A NAN named Smoot was running around
Sacramento. the other day, fleeing for his
life from man named EdgingtOn. Edging-
ton had taken Smoot's wife from him. Smoot
had aequiesced in it, and yet Edgington was
going to kill him. Poor fellow, somebody
had told him that Edgington was after him.
he met Edgington once and was much sur
prised that Edgngton didn't kill him. SIM
plieity, thy name is Smoot
Daily national Democrat., 1861-01-05

A Harrisburg (Pennsylvania) paper records
the death of Matthew Atkinson, printer, in
the seventy-ninth year of his age Up to the
last he continued at the "stick and rule"
when failing compelled him to lay them
down,
Daily national Democrat., 1861-01-05

A LARGE new steamer, larger than the
Queen City, is being built ut North Beach,
San Francisco. 1t is intended to run as an
opposition boat on the Sacramento. 1t is
principally owned by parties in Nevada.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-01-05

l. o. OF 0. FAT regular meeting of
Oriental Lodge No. As, l. o. of o. F., the fol-
lowing officers were duly installed by D. D.
G. NJ, w. X. Hudson, to serve for the term
ending June 3oth, 1861: G. L. Thomas, N.
G.. NJ. Carey, V. C. ]. H. Krause, r. Sec'y;
G, P. Hunt, Treas, A. J. Mason, p Sec'y.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-01-05

INJUNCTION DIssoLyED.-The temporary in
junction on the Free Ferry granted by Judge
Bliss, few days ago, was yesterday dissolv-
ed. and q permanent injunction refused -
The case will be appealed to the Supreme
Court.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-01-05

FASTING AND PRAYER.-In response to the
proclamation of President Buchanan, calling
upon the people fthe United States to OBJ
serve general day of fasting and prayer,
DIR. Scott will observe this day (Friday) as
such in his church. So says the Bulletin.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-01-05

Mr.. BUCHANAN is greatly incensed at the
letter of Mr.. Cobb, published in the N. Y.
Herald, in which his message is fiercely as
sailed, and the strongest secession grounds ta-
ken
Daily national Democrat., 1861-01-05

A rifed cannon, said to be the largest in
the world, was recently tried at Shoebury.
ness, England. 1t weighs six tons and fires
TIA pound shot. 1t is madeof puddled steel
and is the greatest mass of this material ever
put together.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-01-05
CO-Partnership.

THNHE undersigned has this day associated with him
4 Mr.. FRANK CONVICTION, and will continue
the business heretofore conducted by him, under the
JOHN IL. TENNENT.
The undersigned will continue at the old stand of j.
IL Tennent, and will keep large and choice stock of
GkooEklEs, PROVISIONS, CLOTHING, LIQUORS,
&c, &c. which they will sell at reduced rates
January I'd, 1861.
jan4-lm TENNENT a COYINGTON
Daily national Democrat., 1861-01-05

A butchers cart ran over small boy in
San Francisco, on Wednesday-son of Mr.
Wolf The boy was badly injured, particu-
larly in the groin and genital organs.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-01-05
9ailg Qatlonal 9emoerat.
M-ARYSvILLE.
SATURDAY MORNING, JANUARY 5.
AGENCY NOTICE.

Mr. L. 7. FISHER is our only authorised Agent NJ
Gan Francisco to receive advertisements, receipt for
the same, and to transact business generally for the
DESocRAr. ofce-No. 1Ii1< Washington street
nearly opposite Maguires Opera House, upstairs.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-01-05
EnrnlIa Hose Co.

Ameeting of yonr Company will be held this Satur-
day evening at o'clock. punctual attendance is
required as business of Importance will be before the
company.
J. H. LEAAIAN Sec
Daily national Democrat., 1861-01-05

MALTREATING CHISEsE.-A rufian who
amused himself by cowardly attacks upon
the unresisting Mongolians on New Years
Day, at San Francisco, was ordered for SEN
tence. 1t is to be hoped that he will get it
rood
Daily national Democrat., 1861-01-05
MarysvilIe III. B. Society.

The regular monthly meeting of this Society will
be held on Sunday, January 6, at 3 O'Clock p. NJ. A
unctual attendance is desired. The election Of Off
GERS is to take place. JOSEPH LASk, Secy.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-01-05

VAGRANrs.-A couple of vagrants were
discharged from the Recorders Court, yes
terday. on condtson that they leave town.
Another vagrant was arrested, yesterday af-
ternoon.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-01-05

Sacramento is crOwding up rapidly with
the elected members of the legislature and
and hangers-on. The hotels are full. Being
the Capital is not bad thing.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-01-05

THE French Relief Society of San Francis
co sent home to France three disabled and
INDECENT Frenchmen by the steamer Golden
Age.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-01-05

Hon. John b. Weller left on Tuesday, for
Mexico, whittier he goes as Minister. He
Der of friends.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-01-05

REMovED-John A. McQuaid. Esq. At
torney at Law, has removed his office to the
Odd Fellows building, corner of D aud Third
streets.
F. L. Aud, Esq, has removed his in the
building occupied by Dr. Thompson, oppo-
site the Odd Fellows Hail.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-01-05

The wife of Hon. G. L. Scott on the S0th
November gave birth to young voter, at
her home in Alabama.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-01-05

The Bensley Water Company have opened
fountain on the Plaza, at San Francisco
The Call thinks it is hardly equal to the jets
Gsaux of Versailles
Daily national Democrat., 1861-01-05

APPoiNTED.-Governor Downey has ap-
pointed Cole II. DEMO Commissioner of Deeds
for New York.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-01-05
For Rent.

Js..s.sssDh1es THE STORE ROOM, Including basement
ss.ssbk and first and second stories, occupied by
i:ih4H Otis Co., corner Of and Second streets,
R.3Ah1sA for rent Apply to
ian4-lp J. 0. FALL 4 CO., Plaza.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-01-05

TO THE PUBLIC.

HAVING this day formed a co-partnership with
H GORDON N. MOTT in the practice Of Law, ali
persons having unfinished business left in my hands,
will find Judge Mott at my Office during my absence
in Sacramento, and in relation to such business they
will please call on him.
Marysville, January 2, 1861.
ian4 CHARLES E. DFLONG
Daily national Democrat., 1861-01-05
Arrivals at the St. Nicholas Hotel.

]. b. WIIITCoMB. PROPRIETOR.
January 4, 1861.
W Mart Cascade DR. r Webber San Juan
b Swan city wilma
w l. Bridgham HouseU II johnson Dogtown
A Bigly La Porte Wetherbee
FL JBigy John Vauner
NJ Baret city j NJ Hopkins Downeville
VIM Shine Monte Christie Geo Geters
T Shelly Salt Hills q Urborn
Wm Newton Sacramento ID Readfeld Nicholas
Frank Mahar Baxter Bear River
P Smith Yuba CO g Allen
w Waburn city Snyder city
d O Mahony N cholas y Ream Sutter
w Il Wether Medcay
Z Harrgan Sucker Flat BF Dill
Daily national Democrat., 1861-01-05
3ankina Auuses.

COUPONS FOR INTEREST, DUE
~ January LIST, 1851, Bonds fthe City of Marys-
vile, also Yuba County Bonds, win be paid on pre-
sentation after that date by NIessrs. Wm. Hoge Co.,
No, 5S Wall street, New York, Tor at our office.
dec16 REYNOLDS BROS.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-01-05
Arrivals at the U. S. Hotel.


STOKES SHIELDS. 49,. .PROPRIETORS.
January 8, 1861.
Cannon ] II Bear River Putnam Freeman's
Knox W Sutter Madden John
Vanderford Vogan Long Bar
Mcdonald j L. Bear River Spoor G La Porte
Graham uuson w French Corn
Ward J G Gibsonyile West i Nevada co
Bucklidge Rey NJ Mountain Cotge
Armstrong amptonVl'eConneson
Weston ii G. Powell G w Mountain h'se
Spencer @ X Wright Cache creek
Ward San Francisco Tallman Brandy city
Smallwood II A Boazelton Downe'le
Buckingham EP Fox t Yuba co
Albert E Parks Bar Conner
Shessler G Yreka Holloway r Bear river
Beers 0roville MeVeyJ Colusa co
Wilkerson w Wyandott Julian ii B
Swain Bangor Smothson Ill
Fouts ] Sutter co Holiday Ii Yankee Hill
Wheauy K d Daley w
Finnen S & + Colusa Magers Jas Long Bar
Williams
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-12-20
Ep0N Y KESTjITlEY
Eight Between Texas Ranger. and
Large ;:euy Of Observation-Disclosures OF ia
1nIt1F .-,I.

Fight Between Texas Rangers and Il
Large ;:euy Of FedcTus---Rcpul-eo oi 'i.e
Latter, :iC.
Nashville, Dec i6.--Priyate desr.:ches
from Bowling Green, received last night, Ie-
port + heavy skirnish between Texas Rangers
and large body Of Fcdera!s that had crossed
iirccn River on yesterday afternoon. Coors!
Terry and one ether Ranger were hIiird. and
eight Others wounded. The enemy l.si ''s3
about fifty. One dispatch says that tee enc
ICY was driven tack three t',ccc acfcss tna
ii7cr, and vas finally .cpulsed.
The Nashville Gazette" has been reliably
Informed that twenty, eight Feaeral soldiers
entered Gcn. Zolicatfcr. lines 4 few daye
since under a lias CT truce ard stated that,
after reading Lncolns message, they conl3 no
longer bear arms against the South, and we're
nov ready 10 tisht the abolition tyran;s.
NASHVILLE, Dec. 1S.-LoGiE-.c papers 10
tie l2Gii inst, have been received. ~, -: %a:c
tat 81! regiments il Indiana, ~h'ch by? :
:..;r.i.nucl number Of men hsyo been e,ner"'.
20 Kentucky. Th:s will throw some ..;i3e Or
len Thousand troops into Kentucky cuFiug this
and the c9;ning week. Gen. Rosencrsntz YES
.srectc'! - arrive .! an early day i. Cincinnati
ron Ncss.Ia Virginia.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-12-20
Froi., the scush.-30,o 600 Federal Troon-
{" :.S Landed or SEiP lsland.-TEs iSu'-
irr ExpeditlOD DEllS Expectei,


G..yaEyAn, Dec. lS.-There has BEEN No.
tting uasrd yet of the stone 6per. : p5Tt 81:
the Per: Eoye! expedition las sailed Sout:l.
Tic New Orleans True Ds!ta." @. Do l5tA
inst, pui:ic;.&.s e. Statement fT3@ Captain LIE
grande, ~ho has bean prisoner on oosrd the
s.sslnez alas3acAIse,ts, snj Tho "cs ia'ely
released. lie says OF TIE 4it inst, the s'e.Ic.
Co1s:itution arrived 81 Snip Island with 2 GOO
nlea. Un ,i.e i2:a, 2,cco arrived CT the sliPs
Great Gepae!;:. King Fisher and Ne" N'o;i::
beside lie trsrsF2!LsConusctcH; ard Atlantic,
with t:7ae .estreat:. Inc total force on tGs
Islsnd Is 500, and will be augmented to
10000.
P.ca5une Butler is expected ia!ly, Eho +;l..
corausui t.: expedition which is supposed
will attack New Orleans or Mobile.
The "r-ae Delta" says it has no reason to
doubt the truth Of Caps. Legraude's s;atc-
lnen:.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-12-20

From the lst Regiment Of tbe Wise Le-
Gion.
SALEM, Roanoke Co., Dec. 1--WE have
arrived hare, after march Q: niRe'y-tTo miles,
which VIC made in t:seu:y.ibree and a half
hours. All Tel!. Waiting for transportation,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-12-20
he Richmond ENQUIRER, Ill.,,
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The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-01-18
Arrival Of the star of tie West
at New Work.

NEw HoRR, Jan. I2.-The steamer
star Of the West, Capt. McGoWan, has
arrived. She reports that on Wednosday
at ] AM. she made Charleston bar. aud
laid % iill daylight when she proceeded
70 cutter the hnrbor
When OF Morris Island wos fred into
by the battery on that point-i7 shots
being fired nt her, one taking slight ef-
feet ON her port-bow, and a second az
she turned 10 leave the harbor on the
starboafd quarter. Ono ball passed be-
tween the smoke stack and tho engine
hchm.
Finding IL impossible to land her
troops, she was returning 10 sea NJ nine
AM. when the FIRE was continued. Scv-
crul shots being fred, altcrward shc sue
cccdcd in getting to sea without further
damage 20 the vcsscl or those on board.
On coming ont ever the bar, she was
struck twice, and remained outside tho
bar over Wednesday night. That nght
she saw steamers coming out of tho har-
bOr, and supposed them in pursuit. She
cNtiugushcd her lights, aud was not
seen by them, The same night she
'.I"fN 'NiN Ahllliy iNNs Al'liNi NA NNA lNl
Charleston, At anchor, which had been
refused admittoncc for having tho Amer
icsn flag flying, Tho troops will remain
on board until orders ire received from
Washington. Sh0 lays at anchor nt the
foot Of Chamber street in tho North
river. The Star Of the Wgst also re-.
ports that only vessels of light drauqht
Of water, can got within distance Of Char.
lesion llarbor, 10 DO service, and also
that those in charge OF the batteries on
Morris Island are not the inexperienced
gunnors that wore supposed, which was
plainly visible from their shots, which
ilcw lively about the vessel. Tho gen.
crol feeling among the troops and crew
on board il In luyor of being landed at
Fort Sumptcr and the men are anxious
to return with proper means for oirensc
and defense.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-01-18

snry iuts several convenient biltrs, but
hc did not find that such reservations
could be contiiiuiionally made without
The ultcrior 'cmbarrassmcnts would Out
Weigh an The Immediate advantages Of
such q measure.
/ prefer when thc enrry cxtiicments
of the House shall have subsided, one,
iva, Or three years hence, a convention
Of the peoplo 10 decide whether any aud
what amendments Of the organic Nation
a law ought 90 be- made.
lie was ready 10 vote for any properly
guaranteed laws 10 prevent mutual iuyg.
sions Of the States by citizens of other
states, and punish those who rliall aid
or ohct them. L1stly, ho was iu favor OF
tho Pacific llallrond
MIR Seward cOnclulcd by sayinp: !
shall chccrlully support the government
IN whatever prudent yet cncrgot ic efforts
il shall make to preserve the public
praco md maintain the Union, advising
only moderation, iUrbBnranUo aud concil-
ioton, and closed by expressing the con-
yiction that the hour was not vet come
for this great nation 90 iall. Woe, woe,
90 the man that madly lins his hund
against H. II shall continue and endure,
and mon IN after times shall declare tliat
this generation, which saved the Union
from sudden and unlocked for dangers,
surpassed in magnihconce even that one
which laid e. foundation in the ru,ruul
principles Oi liberty, Justice aud human
ttv.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-01-18
Tcrnnnrl.Ine poIlcy

IL snpcafs. sftcr all that the Admiuis-
iraiioniinsicad Of pursuing that yigorou
policy wih regard 10 secession, which
was hoped for,end which The special mes
sage 10 couEycgs gayo reason To expect
is oboet TO continue the part Of "mH-tcr
y inactivity"
Tho steamer, Star Of flc Weyi, has
been suffered 20 return 10 Now York and
disombark hor troops, after being repul
scd from Charleston harbor BY thr rebels
braior Audcrs9n has not bocu reinforced
and asserted that no remlorccmcuts
will be sent at present. Tho Brooliyv
Nhich was ordered to Charleston, Is rcf
cruising outside the bay, and tho traitor.
Of the Palmetto state are boasting that
they have already oosccd the Govern.
tnent.
An the Government Notifications aud
arseuols in tho South have been preoccu.
pied by the rebels, and thcir bnticdei
torntd upon the Government Had Il
not been for the criminal-wo had al
. most said treaspnablo neglect Of The Al
minislratlon h garrison these forts, ID
view Of thc approaching danger, thi.
state OF thugs would not now exist
Thus, every day now dangers tbiokor
Ground az, and the question Of the main.
tenSuce oCthc Union becomes more com
plicated. The traitors have been per
miltod 10 onireneh themselves in N,
Government slrong-bolds, and plac,
themselves IN an attitude Of defiance tc
law and Justice. To regain these, may
require tho shedding Of much blood
which might huyc been prevented, had
reasonable precau,ion mud decision mark
I'd the councils Of Jas. Buchunou
We fear that all hopo OF anything de-
eisive from the present Administration IL
vain and illusory. The country must
now look TO Congress to take the matter
in hand, and 10 sometliHg to st0y the
Vundal tide OF secession, which threat.
pns 10 sweep over the whole South.
At this oventful period in uu history
all party tics and predictions should be-
forgotten, and truo patriots should bctoko
themselves speedily totho work orsoylng
this. glorious Union.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-01-18

'rhc New York Tribune Of Tuesday
has The follownigi
The state of things which the loadcrs
of thc revolution In South Carolina have
brought upon themselves ~, we SUPPOSE,
such 10 iNnny rcspocts, a. is scarcely
suspected elsewhere We lcmp, lof ia.
stance. tlironQh a private letter from Q
perfectly respectable source in Charles.
ton, that the other dny body crtwcnty
Minute Men from The country entered d
largo private house la that city aud de.
'mended dinucr. A dinner was riycr
them, and then thy demanded ten dol.
lars, each, saying that ho hnd not como
10 Charlcat9n 'or Hothnv; und thr
money was furnished also,
I Another fact OF atll greater sgniG.
cancc has como 10 our knowledge, Gov
pltkcns hiss written 10 am officer Of high
rank in The Uoitcd States Army. a nntivs
Ioi south Carolina, Who Is loyal 10 the
stars aud strpcs, requcsting him 10 come
10 Charlcston md protect them from
the mob. The officer has declined, sny.
ing that hc can scryc his country else.
whtr', and that ho does not wishto have
any purt IN the preceding now going
forward in that Slate,
The Washington correspondent Of
the same paper Wits:
Il IL stated that much diunertion OK.
ists among che German and Irish volun.
tcor troops, who are takon AWAY from
their bn,intfF aud homes to perform mil
itnry duty, while thr Sscrssion loader,
arc enjoying the luxury Of treason CONE
iortobly, and without any personal expo
sure. '.'
Tho baltimore Clipper has intormu.
ton Of q suiilar character. II soysi
We learn By tho lrrsh arrival Of d
stonr-cuttcr from Columbia, South
Cmolinn, az his homo in Washington
city, that sad aud sorrowml state oI
things prevails thore ilusincss and
work Of oil kinds are Ia a p6rhlyzed con.
ditiun, owing % the excitement sxinin1
among the people about tho approaching
inauguration OF whit thoy term hostile
government The talk ofwar he's caused
everything clsn 10 bo suspended. lIc
ircPros0nts tho people M cxcitutl almost
TO arrangement, and relates a crfe where
q follow-mcolmnic of his had been COM
plctoly cruz,d and mndo IN inmht; of a
lunptic osylum by tue wnrllc1 dcmonslra-
tons around HIM Ndurly every me-
chgnic employed on tho Capitol Of the
state has LETT, aud those remaining be-
hindw follow IN few days. Other
mcchanics employed olsew here will room
takp ihoir departure, und unless times
shall soon improve, many of the native
mechanics and loburng force df the
State will seek tmploym elsewhere
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-01-18
The DiGiCuity between General
scott and sCnntOr TOCrnbs.

WASHINGTON, Jan. l2.-Atu private
dinner party yesterday, high words pass
cd between Senator Toumbs and Lieut.,
Gen. Scott, According to relations in
Congressional circles, the conversation
turned on the sending Of troops to the
city Of Charleston, when DIR. Toomb4 cx-
pressed the hope that the pcuplo there
would sink the Star of the West.
The General, with much carncstness
asked whether il was possible that he as
an American, desired such an event =
Mr., Toombs replied aflirmativcly, aud
that those who sent the vessel there
should be sunk with her.
Gen. Scott thercupon said hc was re.
sponsihlo for what he had said; and Mr.
Toombs remarked you have known me
for twenty-five yonrs aud are uwnro that
! am responsible. The matter here GU
dcd, but the subject, II is said, IL now in
the hands Of friends. II Is probable that
the Mississippi delegation will formally
retire from Congress tomorrow.
Lieut. Talbot has arrived from Major
Anderson with udviccs to tho Govern.
mont.
Senator Hunters speech to-day pro-
duced a profound sensation.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-01-18
DOings OF Congress.

Senator Hunter has made a speech, in
which he advocates a dissolution Of the
Union, Cor tho purpose Of rcconstrue-
tion,
Senator Clark offered a series Of rcso-
lations, that the present Constitution is
good enough basis Of Government and
that Il should not be changed,
Tho President sent in a special mcs-
sage on the subject Of secession,
Senator Davis, Of Mise, made vio-
lent speech, nssailing the President
which was tartly replied to by Senators
King Of NY, and Harlan OF Iowa.
Senator Bigler has offered sorics Of
resolutions, for the pacidcaton Of the
country.
The Pacific r. r. and Kansas admis-
sion bills are now pending in the Senate,
The Naval appropriation bill has pass
cd the House,
The Committee of 90 have made q
majority and minority report.
Strenuous efforts are being made {,
press the crittsAdon propositions to
vote.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-01-18
ono Legislature AI.nlt-

How completely the recent events nt
the South have mitod all parties and iu-
tCrCsts in this State, is soon in the uaaai-
nous adoption of the noble series Of rcs-
IolutiUns otter d in our Senate, on Sauir.
day, by Mr.. HAEHIsoN Conservative Re-
| |publican.) All minor political diilrrcn-
ocs are merged la the ono grand purpose
of maintaining tho Federal Government
Ia its integrity, and OF sustaining the Ad-
ministraiion inonlorcing tho laws. The
language Of tho eighth resolution il 80
explicit that traitors, and their symputhi-
zinQ nbcttors everywhere, cHnnot mis-
take H. import. II speaks but the COM
mon voice Of tho whole people Of this
State, when Il declares that she ENTIRE
lpWER Ann RESOURCES Of Ohio are horc-
BY pledged ThcRcrer necessary and de-
BigHded, for tio maintenance, uHder N icf
rehabilitation 70 He cirH authority, Of The
Constitution and laios Of tho General
Government, by iehomsoeUer ddmiRis-
tered"
New York has recently spoken in
similar manner, with uugnimity almost
equally emphatic. In that great state,
but throc members wcro found to dis
sent, In the Ohio Legislature, NoNE!--
Let every loyal State Of the Union speak
with the same decision aud harmony,
and the Dsunion rebellion will speedily
come TO an end, This is worth vastly
more than all the "couciliutoy" Con
gressional speeches ever made Gin,
GasCHc.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-01-18


Those democrats tt the North, who
are preaching against the right Of coor-
cion, as they call it, are really no better
than tho disunionists. Coercion means
simply iho eRforcomcRfcf The lars, which
the Government, through il officers and
by every means in its power Is sworn To
do. l, Is the peole. not the state that
owes allegiance TO the General Govern
mtnt Ifthis Government has no right
to enforce the laws aguirst rebels IN
arms what Is il worth IL is then no
Government at all.
The attitude Of Northern submission
ISIS then is opposition TO the cnior oLcnt
or the laws, which, IL carried into actior
would be rank treason worthy Of tho
gallows. The lairs musibs enforced a.
gainst oil yiolaton-iho UHioR must Be
maiafdipcd at al huEords, and We have
no hesitationin saying that those who
oppose cocrcien or the execution OF tho
laws are worse onomics Of their country
than the tories Of the Revolution.
The question is not 50 much the cocr.
eioR Of South Carolina, us whether the
latter shall bo permitted to cocrce the
Government and dissolve the Union,