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The Southern Congress.

Tie suluincd acts of The Southern Con-
srcss will be scanned with interest by all
classes Of readers
AN ACT.
To raixs money for TIE support IF Tie G"re''n-
mcn!. and t" prori,le .t"r lie dcie"ce Gf Ms
Confederate States Of -lmcrica.
SEC l. The Congress oi the Confederate
States 10 enact, That the President of the
Cunlederates States be. ana hn i, hereby All
thurizcd, at any time within twelve months
after the passage of this act, to borrow, ON
the credit of the Confederate States, sum
not exceeding fifteen millions o! dollars, or
80 much thereof as in his opinion the exgcn-,
cies Of the public service may require, to be
applied to the payment Of appropriations
made By law for tie support Of the govrrn-
rnent and for the defences Of tie Confederate
States.
SEC. o The Secretary Of tie Treasury is
hercby authorized, by tie consent Of the
President Of the Confederate States, to cause
TO be prepared certificates of stock or bonds.
in such SUMS as are hereinafter mentioned.
for the amount to lie borrowed as aforesaid:
to be ssned by the Register Of The Treasury,
and scaled with the seal Of the Treasury ard
the said certificates Of stock or bonds shall b.
made payable at the expiration Of ten years
from the first day of September next; ami
the interest thereon shall be paid semi-annu-
ally, at tue rate Of eight per cent per annum:
at the Treasury and such other place as the
Secretary of the Treasury may designate
And to the bonds which shall be issued, as
aforesaid, shall be attached coupons for the
semi.asnua interest which shall accrue, which
coupons may be signed by officers to be ap-
pointed for the purpose by the Secretary OF
the Treasury. Aud the faith Of the Conede-
rate States is hereby pledged for the due pay
nlcnt Of the principle and INTEREST OF tue said
stock and bonds.
SIC. 3. a, the expiration Of iiye years,
from the first day Of September next, the
Confederate States may pay UP any portion
Of the bonds or stocks, upon giving ttfce
months previous public notice, at the scat o'
goycrnmcnt Of the particular stocks or bonds
to be paid aud the time and place Of l'ay
ment aid from and after the time 50 appoln
ted, no further interest shall be paid on said
stock or bonds
Sic. i. The certificates OF stock ard bonds
shall be Issued in su,h form and for such
:, ca"re-
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any portion of new confederacy year or
two hence arbitrarily secede again precisely
as portions of the present Union claim to &C.
cede from it? All who cherish disunion sen.
timents are now being educated to the exact
temper of doing this. Ii here such perfect
identity of interests among the States to COM
pose new Union and prevent renewed seces-
sion. Plainly she central idea Of secession Is
the essence of anarchy, majority held in
restraint by Constitutional cheeks and limta-
tions and always changing easily with dcliber-
ate changes of popular opinions and sent-
ments of the only true sovereign Of free peo.
PIE. Whoever rejects it does Of necessity fly
TO anarchy or TO despotism-unanimity is i'm.
possible The rule Of minority as perms-
nent arrangement Is wholly inadmissable, 30
that rejecting the ma ajority principles anarchy
or despotism in some form is all that is left.
l do not forget the position assumed by
some, that Constitutional questions are to be
decided by the Supreme Court, nor do deny
that such decisions must be binding i'll any
case upon the parties to suit as to the object
of thut suit. While they are also entitled to
very high respect and consideration in al
PARALLEL cases by all other departments OF
the Government, and while it ie, obviously
possible that such decisions may be erroneous
in any given cases, still the evil effect follow
ing it being limited to that particular case,
with the chance that it may be over ruled ana
never become precedent for other cases,
can better be borne, than could the evils of
different practice. AT the same time the can
did citizen must confess that if the policy OF
the Government upon vital questions affecting
the whole people is to DC irrevocably fixed by
decisions Of the Supreme Court, the instant
that they are made in ordinary litigation be.
tween parties, in personal actions, the people
will have ceased to be their own rulers-har'
ing to that extent, practically resigned their
Government into the hands of that eminent
tribunal. Nor is there, in this view any as.
sauIt upon the Court or the Judges. 1t is Il
duty from which they may not shrink, 10 de-
eide cases pr .pery brought before them, and
it is no laut Of theirs if, others seek to turn
their decisions to political purposes.
One section VI! our Country believes that
slavery s right, and out to be extended, while
tie other believes that it is wrong, and ought
not tc b. extended. This is the only substan-
tial dispute. The fugitive slave clause Of the
Constitution, and The law for the suppression
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AN ACT

r. y,n.c ,,r",i>ivno' fires .'3r Tie t""t','r
rae St,Gcs ~ .imsrie, a."i .;o;' o'i:' i'"F
poses.
SIC. |. The Congress oi the Cnuie.'cfs:
S,a'c<ut t.nesi'i ,.,,si. t:.a, 10 cra:';, t:'
g. vcr:.nrnt Of tl. C.,..c !rr.I" States l.
nl.iiitai is JUL .diriion ov,rai I't.',;i'!'s :"
pca,c ami war. An To p;'v,, t'r 'hc lf'i;'
lcly,.rr. the President br aud lie Is "rb.
a.rlinrizr d AID directed IL ;s,liI"s co.t""i q!
all military ui rr,i,n> in ever State iraSn
reference to nr c,n rctiun viii 'i'!r>lons b !,
tween said SITE, TT any ot,Lcm ail;i powers
i'.rris sn Ia l.rl
So. :. Ind b. il, ,ja,ii"r cmtcfrd, That the
prcsils.u' lrr,by aui ih"r:z.ai To receive ir"'''
lie several States the arin AMI mnaiIons OF
war which have been acq::i:rl iro'n The III;
led States. AMI w:.i:!: are now IN The i.'Tt'
arsenal, ana navy yard, Of TIC said State.
and AL ether arms and munitions wl:ira tie.
may desire to turn over and make charsrao!c
to this Government.
SEc. 3 BcH .Guftsr enacted, That the Pres.
idcrt bc authorized to receive into the s:rsic'
Of this Government such forces now in tie
service Of said States as may be rendered. or
who may volunteer by consc'it Of their State
in such numbers rs Lc may require i"r ANY
time, not less than twelve months, unless
sooner discharged.
snc. 1 Be h1iwtter e"nr'e'', That sncl:
forces may be received with their officers by
Companies, Battalions Or Regiments, an'i
when so received shall form part OF thu
Provisional Army OF the Confederate States:
according to the term of their enlistment,
and the President shal! appoint by AMI witt.
the advice and consent u Congress. S'lcl, gen
cral officer or officers: for said forces, rs may
be necessary for the service.
SEC. 5. BE il ,fiyihsr enacted, That said
forces when received into the service Of this
government, shall have the same pay and
allowances as may be provided by law for
volunteers entering the service, or for the ar
my of tic Confederate States. and shall be
subject to the same rules and government.
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crnmeAt to enforce the exercise OF these Oili-
ccs, thc attempt to do so would bc so rrila-
ting and so clearly i'npractcable with AL
that 'icem it better to lorcgo TOR the time
the uses OF such Office.
The mails, unless rrp.llcd, will cmiinuc TO
Ire furnished in all parts of the Union. So
Tar as possible, tic people everywhere shall
have HAT ScnSe of perfect security, which is
mas. f,y"rah!c to calm t!rolght and r, Election.
Tic cniSc here Indicated will be followed,
unlcss c,liem; events and experience shall
sipw modification Or change TO be proper
aml in ever. case and cxiscncy MY bes. dis
cic'icn will BIZ exercise! according to circum.
stances ac;uaily cxi-li"s. anal with view
and 4 Lo:,a or :; I@ac. ri! solution Of the II :
;Qnal tiuublr> anil Tie restoration nf fratrr-
nal slwlali';rs ar! affections That there
a;c per uI:S il unr section OF &nuthcr who
seek 10 destroy The lninn al nil evehts, and
are %la,l c' any rricN {" it, | will neither
affirm o. deny, but i! l!.src he such, | need
.,;,Ir.sS ~. unr, :, .;,cm r,,l,.. ,,wov, p
vino really lo.e the Enioil. may not speak.
E.tore ,ntoriur p,,ou :, crave , matter 4,
,lo d.. eviction ~ an, ,,;,,.l c.hr;,. with all
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all expenses Attending the same.

all expenses attending the same.
SEc. ). From ans! after the first day o;
.,Hyr,,i, 1851. there shall Lc levied, coils c'ed
AIT! Iri, y duty Of one-cis ht:l"n ";!e 'c;;;
pcr POUND OF all cotton in the raw state cX
pnrlcn ft.,,n tie Confederate > a;cS, which
,inty is hereby >i' ciA!!, lIc'ise'l To The due
payment Of interest alu' pri;cil.al, ci t.:c 'an
;.r,wi,ir,l ur hi, AT, a;'i The Secretary !"
lie Treasury is lrrsE,y author z'.l and re
,rir,,! Is. establish a si:k;ms ialri IN carr
laro effect the provisions VI til, seclioi';
ffnri,i<.} houcccr. That The interest coupons,
i,sur,i under tie second section oi Ills "a
Wien due, shall lie receivable in payment ol
tic export duty Oil cotton.
ProrI:c,!, aIsu, tia; ". eii tie tebi 'nH III
:e:c,i Oh rrn !lrrriH a:;ih,';ize 10 &c con
,r:.ctc,! sal be ex,iasaj'.c'i "l The >i'.kkiii:
fund prpvi.ie;l foi' that l.''ri"'se >'"'i b. ;S-
quatg to that end, The said export duty sl'!!
cease and determine.
Adopted, Feb. 27. 1861.
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nav in the line. Shall receive rwrnn ,l..l!rs
prr ,ncn,h while enga:c il: i.a: 5. r,;ce. Tic
Quarter Master. lcsci;. provi.:cd i., >hui :.o
ii charge The d lie. d. payu.a,t,r, u..Gu:
.uci. regulations as i..ay i.r ,rr. cr;lcc l:v Tie
Secretary of war.
SEC. /. 3. Il t",4ie: cn ".i;d, That i'c G.l.
rlis.a.y ;.acrai's Departments shall con it
:! n;.c C.'aln:s."rt i,.icra! H,t:t l"c rah Of
Iulp.cI-f,nr Cnn,ni. >a.irs viih l!.r "a, / II
G.pn!l-;li.l as many Assistant C"lun.issa-
res-a> may from li.i.c 10 !ia,c he r,q.ircl
Iv III. service. may h. detailed b, Il G War
y pa:,:mcns. !r,.i. hc s,bul,rrns Of The lirc,
who il. a,S::ii;on To their pay in Tie lirc s!al
receive twenty dollars ,rr n.o,rh willie cs:.
ga.el in that service. TIE Assistant !rnr-
ter Masters and Assistant Coml;:;ssa-;ys ii il.
h. subject to duties in bo,i. j. Iar,nier;~ st
the same time but shall not receive the :,I,:i.
tiouaI COMPENSATION bn, in one department.
SIR : H.H ta,i5r; eu,ei.,l Thai ,!r Mod.
;.,, D.part,pcut .lull consist Of ore SIR ,,ou
General with !.c ra:.k or CuuLc-!n,- Sur.
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justice be on your side of the North or on
yours of the South, that truth and justice
will surely prevail by the judgment Of this
great trbnnal-the American people.
By the frame Of Government under which
VIC live, this same people have wisely given
their public servants but little power for mis-
chief, and have with equal wisdom provided
for the return of that little 10 their own hands
at very short intervals. While the people re.
tain their virtue and vigilance, no Admins
tration, by any extreme of wickedness or fol-
ly, can very seriously injure the Government
in the short space of four years.
My countrymen, one and all, think calmly
and we'll upon this whole subject; nothing
valuable can be lost by taking time; if there
be an object to hurry any of you, in hot haste,
to n step which you would never take de'ib-
eratey, that object will be frustrated by TAX
ing time, but no good object can be frustrated
BY it. Such of you as are now dissatisfied,
still have the old Constitution unimpsire'l, and
on the sensitive point, the laws Of your own
framing, under aud when the new Admins
tration will have no immediate power if it
should change either.
If it we're admitted that you who are dis.
satisfied, hold the right side in the dispute,
there still is no single good reason for precipi-
tate action. Intelligence, patriotism, chris.
tianity and q firm reliance on Him who has
never yet forsaken this favored land, are still
competent to adjust in the best way all our
present difficulties.
In your hands my dissatisfied friends and
countrymen, and not in mine is the nomen.
tous issue of civil war-the Government will
not assail you. You can have no conflict
without being yourselves the aggressors. You
have no oath reisterel in heaven to destroy
the Government, while l shall have the most
solemn one 20 preserve, protect and defend II.
| am 10th to close. We are not enemies, but
friends, We must rot be enemies, though pas
sion may have strained it must not break our
bonis of Affections. The mystic chords OF
memory stretching from every battle field and
patriots grave to every living heart and
hearth's tone, all over this broud lund will
Vet swell the chorus of Union when again
touched as surely they will be, by the better
angels OF our nature.