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CONGRESS.

The House committee Of thirty-three on
Thursday last adopted resolutions declarato-
~ against any right to interfere with slave
~ in the slave States; and recognizing the
justice and propriety Of faithful execution
of the Constitution, aud at laws made in
pursuance thereof, including those on the
subject Of fugitive slaves. or fugitiyes from
service or labor, and discontinuance of all
mobs or hindrances 10 the execution Of such
laws; and that the citizens Of each State
snail be entitled 70 all the privileges and inn
munities of citizens d the several States.
Coy. Banks. ii Massachusetts, III his val.
cdictory message to Tie Legislature on the
81, recommends the repeal OF the personal
liberty laws " Of that State.
The Washington STATES nf Thursday, saws
yesterday the three South Carolina Com-
missioners senta communication to the Pres
ident, which aas returned to them, not be-.
ing couched in such terms a. would warrant
lis retention
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Nrw YoEK.--The Legislature OF the State
Of New York assembled al Albany on the Isl
last. Governor Morgan sent 10 his Message
on Wednesdas--alter suggesting a humber Of
Stale reforms, be devoies portiun IL h..
Message 70 National affairs. lie saws:
That i j. The daty Of the National leg
stature 20 act with moderation and coneilis.
ton % preserve The public peace, and with
that regard for the rights u al sections aud
interests Of the country which its vast inila-
enee demands. Let New York set the cx.
ample IA this respect; lei her oppose 10 bar
tler, but let her Representatives 10 Congress
give ready support e any just and hoaorable
settlement; let her stand in hostility 10 none.
but extend the hand % fellowship TO al; live
up 70 The strict letter 81 TIE Constitution.
cordially uniting with other members Of lie
eonederacy II proclaiming aud enlorring tie
laws, with determination that the Consti-
luton SHALL be honured and the nniun Of the
states preserved" The Governor RECON-
mends The repeal Of The Personal Liberty
Bdl u ihe State, and also eoansels other
States &. 10 the same.
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me COMMANDER Ar foRr MoULTmE.

Who Maior anderson is, aud what he Ia,
done.--lhe Leader has biographical sketch
u Tie commander at Fort MO1ltrie. We
copy passage.
Major Anderson Is now about Gfty siS
years old, and was burn ID Kentucky, enter.
ing tie Military Acsdemy from thri State.
and graduating with distinction, % yone
S0th, 1928. The record II his military ser.
vice shows that he was promoted 10 FIRST
lieutensney 10 1885, sDd made captain by
breyet 10 1853 for -gallantry lnJ successful
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$. W. HUGHES. Secretary.

L believed that the President no longer
maintains yascillating policy, but gives
cold shoulder 70 the secessionists. Several
q the Northern Senators. who are friends ii
Mr.. Buchanan, told him positively that he
wopld be impeached it he ordered Major
Andersen to return TO Fort Moultrie, and
admitted Secretary Floyd 10 the cabinet a.
gain.
There T. now no doubt but that Anderson
will BE sustained; and il the South Carolina
commissioners are correct, as they say thew
are, troops have been ordered there 10 up
hold him.
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CouxoItIons op srArr.--I'he falIowin.

CoUScrLLoRs op SrAre.--I'he following
gentlemen were ON Thursday last elected
Councillors of State for two years, to wit /:
Council Wooten, Of Lenoir; John ". Gun
ningham, Of Person; w. A. Ferguson, Of
BERTHE; ]. r. Graves, Of Surry; David Muir
ply, Of Cumberland; ]. J. long, Of North
ampton, and W. L. billiard, Of Buncombe.
These gentlemen are all Democrats, but a
majority Of them are opposed to disunion for
existing causes.
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The Vally Democrat thus marks out The
coarse q Virgins according 10 is conesp.
iions q proPriety and duty il the present
crisis:
!" What will Virginia do We cannot "a
with The Narlh, nor wiIl self.respeet permit
Us to 60 with those Cotton States who have
shown 30 little regard for the feelings aud
interests Of the Border States. Let the
BORDER states then confer together. Let
ihen demand u the North their rights in
il'e Union. and Il refused, then middle
Cnhiederaey should al once be formed. The
Cott1n States refuse general conference of
me Southern States. South Carolina rcIus.
rs to wait, and tie Georgia Legislature has
rejected The proposition 50 that virginia has
either &c act 10 this crisis on her own res
possibility. or be 'dragged' By the Cotton
states. Her pride aud self-respect revolt at
ihe idea Of being kisksd and dragged, and NO
leel satisfied that she will consult aud form
~ alliance with those who are bound to her
~ the ties o. interest aud self.presersa-
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Goae,,s L.nd,,s r,onl,. y

GodeJ's Lady's Book. - We have received
thg January number Of This popular periodical. The
hnmbe'. beauty and variety d the engraving, which
e'nasli,h o. enle il 10 The p,.lisn Of aeen Of The
Nnalhles; anJ The litils have read 10 il ineincs
90 link Dot i literary merits ehtle Il 70 The me
A.'tiRsiian. III Pses p i i u per anaum in ~
sauee; TO eofis. ler 81 three copies foi 50. Al.
liess T. 4. Gadsy, ss9 chs'nul street. Philadelphia
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"A Melancholy Oeeapmee-Ral Road Coils.
ion.


o. "Wednesday night, az ii: 10, The two
Express irains-Onc from Raleigh ami ~
other just from Charlotte bound u Raleigh.
cOllided about two miles beyond Queries
Turn Out. ihe point ii which they shuuld
have met, and fatal injuries have been receiy.
ed By some of the Road hands.
The facts, as far a. We have been able e.
learn them, arc, that he Train whiel, left
Charlotte passed two miles beyond The "a.
ton, in consequence oi the inability Of ne
Engineer q slnt Ut the steam. when he
down train met ii collision.
The Engines werc badly smashed.
Engineer White On TIE down train wi.
badly cut around the abdomen and otherwise
iWufedi thought 70 be fatal.
The Engineer on The up train was slightly
injured.
Two train bsnds--free negroes-were al.
20 i1infedj one Of them very seriously n
not fatally. Diek bad both legs broken.
The passengers--a large nunber--witI,
the exception 81 three, escaped without M.
jury. Those three we're very slightly bruis.
ed.
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EA-uOls W lsei VI fd.,Hdftng Occll MIilttl
to by gentleman Of COLUMBUS, Ga, 10 de-
fine what he means by lighting in the I'm
ion," replies as follows:
Rollison, near Norfolk. Va,
December |, 1860. 5
DEAR SIR:--Yours Of the 22nd ult., wa,
late coming to hand. now thank you iol
il. As 10 my doctrine Of fighting in the
Union, il is one Of true policy:
lst. II sovereign State is Judge OF the IN
fraction as well as u the mode and measnr,
OF redress, she may remain in the Union Il
resent or resist wrongs as well as do so on,
of the Union.
Cd. II other States have infracted The
Union, not she, the State wronged, is bound
to defend the Constitution and Union against
those WIN haze infracted the one and threat
ened the other. Logically the Union be-
longs to those who have kept, not TO Those
who have bruken il covenants.
Sd. The Union is not an abstraction; il
is a real. substantial thing. embracing many
essential and vital political right. and proper
ties. L has nationality, lands, treasury, or.
ganizatiOn Of army. navy, ships, dock yards
arsenals, &c. SC. &c. Shall We renounct
these rights aud possessions because wrong
dners attempt ID deprive Us IT other rights
Is il not cowafdly 10 renuunrc one right I,
save another: Are these rights MOI as pre-
cious as The mere right Of property in ne.
groes: But,
llh. II You ,ccrde, ynn not only rcn"unce
the tnion aud &, possessiun-, Jul yua fail
to unite your own people, because yuu III
renOunce these rishi.. Wake man Up ii
destray Tie Union aud Constitution, and hi
wall stare at son aud turn away. Hot tell
him that the Constitution is inlraeted aud
the Unon threatened by Black Republicans,
aus call him O. all YIN IN def.nhing hpih
against these Win YGald destroy bc,l, and
he vii act heartily with You.
9Th. lhfn bow j. tits 70 BE done: Tie
81 clause u TIL 10Th section 81 lie 1T artl-
Gle q tile Constitution 81 lie United States
permits State 10 keep noups and ship, d
war 10 time Of peace. and 10 engage IN war
when actually invaded, or when ~ such in.
mlntnt danger rs viii not admit II delay.
Now, ATE We nut actually invaded. i our
danger nnt imminent Does i admit d IL.
10y: May not i spefeisn State - decide
9Th Aud What i tie Z ilrrenee: VIII il
MOI be fgyniutiun anil war IN either eveui !:
! say, then. stick TO al your sights, 10.
rOlaee none, light for al and save Ill
iuafs truly, Sc,
HENRY A. WISE.
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Hiaehmood,. Ealnbargn Mnsarln :

~ Deesnhef. contains. Iian.ciad slip. 81 War
PpHif . Tie Romance = - siini--C Conclusion. q
vi, % To- Tribes q ihe RshaHla Tutkmans q
rbsadr, II Food. 8 oufonls Danger IN lniis s. 90
I'D Seicnrt. 7.Norman Sipels,; Al Autobiography
Pat ~. AlranJsr casyls 81 lp.cpsk .. hides.
Pabi..I,ai by issniil ssosi q Co. NeR Yak.--
Pdte "a no anham iar ny one Il ,hs Re,iess, a.
Daeksosi ~ anr iNo u u, usfks, a.; iot Black.
aooi aad he iaar Reviews. $40.
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HILLsBoRoUGH, N. @.
Wednesday, January D. 1861.

EJThe Legislature Of this State commenced business
on Monday las, with quorum Of both Houses.
We understand that the bin appropriating 100000
for arnng the State, passed in the Commons yesler-
DAY. 1t had before passed the Senate.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1861-01-09

Governor Packer in his
message g thc legislature takes stroax In
ion grounds, terms secession rebellion, aud
urges that Die statute book be purged II al
acts that are justly cllaigeable a. violation
OF the rights d sister States. he recon.
mends the adoption of the Reprisal act Of
l716. allowing slave claimant the right 10
choose remedy 10 The State or national law;
also. that the master have the right to retain
the services 81 his slave while sojourning or
passing through free State. lie also urges
the re-cnactment 81 he Missouri line ~ an
amendment Of the Constitution, 10 bc ratified
by state Conventions. II Congress fails 10
provide for the enactment OF such law. LET
u emanate from the people. The Governor
closes BY expressing his devotion 10 Penn
syl,ania and tie Union, and the belief dat
her citizens will defend both through every
peril.
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Thc nunyan. ral,leanx.-

Thc Bunyan. rabieanx.- This splendid
Pannrima representing he most striking scenes II Tie
Pilgrims Progress has bean Oh exhibition ii III. place
ior some days Il Is the work 81 several Of our mos
enneu, artists The sadeus paintings q which j, Is
composed are admirable design sna skilltuly ezecu-
ted and many Of ,heni are extremely beautiful. The
lover II ~ will be well epaia or his visit TO this CT
hibiion.
This Washinsion Iableaux has al.o been
60 exhibition here 4 embsaees series 81 magnificent
seencs The most sirsins events q he American Reso
luton. rom liz siap Aei RIOT. Is ICES. 10 the pre-
ssn.aion y Jehn Adams d rs credentials d George
II IS he iirsl Minister ioihe Coad u 81 James ID
I7ss. Tiis tanorsms J, ! cen among ~ ordor. i,
l,ri. useful AMI iais,tsns ls8.o ID The saty his
toiy " ouf county.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1861-01-09

According to current reports, The Forts and Arsena
Of the United States, in the States Of Georgia. Aabama
and Florida have been taken possession Of BY State
troops by order Of The Governors.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1861-01-09

Dr.ru % =. !. Hslros, ia we rcrrti Il is,fn
fram tie Charlotte Bulletin, lial T. !. Helton. Ia
rd1' sni proprietor u ~ charlosis wing, dfsd y
~ ie.denee u thll town III ne gith in.t,ni. NJ.
iIsian must have seta somsshsi over fhy years of
Sc The cause q h. drllb Va, lines, oesasi5nei
y ssssre injuries su.islael .oas lime since on being
thrown from 81. buggy.
Mt Holion vas good citizen, ~ industrious. ssad,
man, kind e biz iamiy correct IN be department and
honest 10 I'll III dealing, Ne lcases vile and family
2 mourn Their lgsa Wilnfsgiga JouyaaL
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HENRY i. WISE,


War SHALL III DnSF The Raleigh
Standard, ~ answer 70 ihis question, says:-
shpall lie state secede uIih south earn.
lima: We iHiHk not. Should lie, il Ans
event. separate herself from tie middle,
breadsiua STATES. and unite Ter dcsiinics
with ihe COTTON St9ies. Ne ihiak not. NJ
cnttun State las thus Ear etcn Consulted hsf.
Though several vi tbea are preparing 10 ~
out. l. Is true 20 middle State has consult.
81 her but Ibis iact affords lie best pruoi
thaI tie middle States are MI even cpntehi.
plating dissolution. Tie interests IL North
Carnlina ar much more identified aiih VIZ.
gttia, fenneesrc. ktntgcky ari NaFy land.
ilian thet atr Wiiii So8ih Gsralms, Alabama,
Mississippi, and TrAas. Nhen mn mani
fest disposition indissnl,e tlc Uniaa itaill
be Tine rauIsl &c her ~ mote. Any at
tempt inC,fa4li.b > cat,rg CnniedfFary .
~! lail. 1 might isst lev years. snl il
might cscagr Iesrad ~ dependence VI ~.
re.su peweg.; bti ilie people u ,arh Cunfe
derssy wu4.d nsl u able IL subsist on cotton.
4 kWg lsrnthiug willsuut lords aad commons.
sOlt wnD.I be ssh egtoa."
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Ths Wilmington DsIl, Head cane. d, d y O..
liissi otn anl nsu Dies, anI makes yery aei, 3.
Pea-agrs ". Wilie, IL Editor !. 80 snie,pti.ins
pa9iiehe', aal 3eisecs sueeets Ths Herald i ons y
oai mot valued exchanges
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sa7.se5 5a
slock snIilIea o divldend. Aai. 800.

-
We, The undersigned, committee appointed By the
Directors 10 investigate ihe affairs Of the Hisboro say.
ngs institution for The last SIX months report that the
above statement truly shows iis condition.
JOHN BERRY SAM W. HUGHES.
HENRY n. BROWN, W. J. GRAY.
JOHN w. GRAHAM,
The Directors directed not 10 open the books
or subscription % The capitol stock before the General
Meeting q he Stockholders
The meeting then proceeded to vote or seven Direc-
tors, when the following persons elected for the
ensuing year; Thomas d. Ill., George Laws. Thomas
Webb. James =. Tuuentne, WIN. ?. strayhoru, G. NJ
Laluisi and Josiah Turner
5. W. HUGHES. socfetary
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Hslilsboro savings Institntion.

The General Meeting of the Stockholders Of this In
stituon was held in the Court House in Iilsborough
on Monday the 9TH Of January, 1861 John Y. Kirk
land called to the Chair, and Samuel W. Hughes
appointed Secretary.
600 shares Of stock were represented-57s IN person
and II by proxy; SOL being majority.
The Committee appointed by the Directors 10 exa-
mine the affairs Of the Institution presented the follow
ing Report;
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Of those rights. But earnestly hope they
will act with prudence as well as with conr-
aye. Let us show moderation as well as
iirmness; and be unwilling to resort 70 ex-
IRENE measures until necessity shall leave
US no choice.
am unable to inform you when the Leg
islatare OF this State will be called together;
for until can perceive the necessity tor such
a step am not willing to awake the appre-
hension and excite TIE alarm which such a
call at the present time could not fail TO cre-
ate.
Lhave the honor to be, with great respect,
your obcdient servant,
THOS. H. HICKS.
Hon. A. H. HAspr, Commissioner Of Mississippi.
->~~~~<~>~~~~~~~>
Letter from Er Cor, UIse--" Fighting ii
The U0ion -
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STATEMENT.

Sowing HE condition Of ne Hisboro Sapipgs Iasfi-.
tuii0n, January Isl, 1861
To notes and bills discounted, $3.50 ,s2s SO
Park Bank, New York, 1871 80
J. g. Williams q Co. AL 80
Safe, 3T6 60
Cash, 6,1A7 6s
Expense account IS 40
Interest paid depositcrs, 95 90
Bank Of Wilmington, iel SO
SCI SOS SO
BY Capital Stock, $4,000 90
Deposon' certificates, 1877 rs
transient, LIZA 25
Discount and interest, 1873 62
Profit and loss, 722 80
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1861-01-09

The United state. steam ffgate Niagara
with the japanese Embassy % board, arrived
II BATAVIA % The 5Oili.0i September, En- route
for japan, having made lie passage fr1m 10.
andO, distance u eight thousand miles, III
.lofty-six dags, without stopping.
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.iofty-six days, without stopping.
ss,,.,.s.,...e.s.s.s...
Nature. u liz Ftcal ,bfaiofy. e. roYri .aas =
ineiy sd4fi u tysty di.s1.s wait a.. \. WI, u
Bot ,elIiis. ~ iasc.iytlion AM rsseiteh i o.
phiosapaef 10 d.alsef aai apply ibis fensiy. such
fessafsi and investigations Ia. saeccsdfd IL discovering
remedy 10 lhts mot affective I.fensilisn, me
DYsPEPsIAt
with 81 Il lsssf anl numerous esils, nui Il aay b
siisy asHsI hli until ihs appearance Of lie Oayse.
mated Ditlsn Csc n Dyspepsia cured was rare q.
Pefisnee q medical practice. Ner,undeflhs influence
ofihssa Bd,s ~ fas ! d eas, Tie rife exception
ililuts % cute.
HON. WILLIAM ~. LAMB,
Formerly msyof of NorIok, Va, haa iust fsns,s ~
following testimony % Ne results rroJucsl /, ~
Dse d she Unygsnaiei BiiitWi
Nests. i. w. fowLE a Co. Gentlemen i Ga. =,
M servants auafei i0r several Years gjih pg,as.,s
nfyi and W. g much pfosifaeJ ~ DE- dsfsse - 10
be confined q hcf BEL ekpetiing 10 de ststbrn go
The 0fygehsled Eiief., AMI recovered ~ bssl,l,.
WI. w. LAMB.
fton W. a. HARP. Hsq, Ediiot n ths /. cs,,os,,,
tGi.J Times
CosiheloF. Apfil Z. 1850
MsaaFs. sara W. fowIE 4 20. Gsnilsmsn--- Ii,,.
ing derived benefit from ~ Use n liz O1yrensted BIZ
,sfs aIa glad % d. Che public favor bg recommend.
ing ilem Fef Dyspepsii and lie abundant evils Il con.
sidsf ! : remedy q intsilmable value.
w. A. HARP.
Pfepited BY Seth W Powis 4 co. Boston, and fof
ale BY Ws,b 4 Dekson, Ifillsbofough; n. o. saan.
leis, chsfeliIill wiiliims& Haywood. Raleigh ana
By oil D,agssis; and 81 shslssale BY AdIis 4 dgsy.
Richmond, snd 81. Al. & q. 4. Santos, ssriolt.
lsne ~ tt-I2n
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Letter from Er Cor. HTse-" Fighting in
the onion"
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Ex-Goy. Wise. Of Va. having been writer
to by gentleman Of COLUMBUS, Ga, 10 de-
fine what he means by /" fighting in the I'm
ion." replies as follows:
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1861-05-10

There's dark rolling river that's flowing hetwecn
The shore OF u land that Is burtiened with sipks
And land that's ever in loveiiness glowing
Where no sound VI sorrow ascenda 70 the skies.
On this side the river there walls the loud tempest
The autumn winds sweep over lin ana Ger grove,
And the brightest of landscapes s changed inio gloom
And hustled are the velces of gadncss and love.
On that side the river no storm cloud endcavors
To eid hs dark wing DER the bright land,
No flowers ever whhcred, no songs ever busfcd
Nor strpt OF their verdure no bli,hted trees stand
On this sid. the river. o the friends hest he,ovef
Are forced from our arms and nv. ~hstN. . ~
stream p # t.i'sA iststta .sfs I"
And earth's sweetest cup Ia with BIZ safGc-7 va. G
And friendship, alas fades away like DE am Oh"
On that side the river no loved ones are severed,
. And there has na mingled cup ever be,n known, -
Nor the heart ever bleeds and the eye never weeps
For friendship, like autumn leaves, wthered and flown.
On this side the river the cypress and willow gt
Bend gloomy and weeping where roll the dark waves
That In iiryes break on the sad. dcsolatc Shore f
That covered with wrecks aud crow dc Will graves
oh! there is one grave ever lives in the mem'r,
Though ALL all around II have others been made
And time but increases the love for the sleeper
That there, long ago, In It's silence was laid.
On that side the river the trees In bright veriurc @
Wave over n shore that Is cverInOre green: l..,f
Thnt studded with pearls and that sparkle with gems
Where no bark has been wrecked, no tomb has been
seen. ...
Thus, Tins shall the river now on singing direcs,
ANA mortais stand weeping upon It's dark shore; g.,
And hopes shall be bghed and barks shall be strunde
Till the angel Of God cries time Is no more!
TOO .~5 3. 40 WELLBROOK.
CFpAn RArlps, May, 1861.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1861-05-10

rho sat in the Senate OF the United States
w'nt out into the streets Of Savannah and ,rotl
upon It. Kissed and spit upon, and trailing
In the dust, it was carrid through Southern
cities. What has been it crimey Guilty OF
nothing but too much liberty. It's stars
have too much prominence in them for those
who are born slaves, and its stripes have too
bright light for those who sit in darkness.
That flag is now placed in your hands to ad.
vance. 1t must go to the Capital Of this Ma
tion. Not hidden. nor srcreted, or GOV.
crrd in any case, but advanced full, high
displayed high as the sun, clear as the moon,
terrible as All army with bann, RS For sin.
gle week that shameful ciruit NAV bc need
fnl, but the road for New England, New York,
and Pennsylvania, lies right through Balt.
more: Applause here again found vent.
Mr. Bcecher remarked that he supposed the V
could not help it. But you must not stop
at the Capital. You must go beyond. The
land Of Washington shah see WaShington's
f,g again. 1t must see Charleston again,
and float from the old fort II must 20 to
the Alligator State, and wave oyer all fields
of sugar and tobacco. 1t must he found in
every State. till it touches the Mississippi
bathing in, its waters. it must go across to
Texas, nor stop till 1t floats in every State
and Territory.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1861-05-10

WHAT SEsATon DooLIrrLE SAys.--fn re.
cent speech before Union meeting. in RI.
cinc, Wis, Senator DooL,rrLE gets off the
following:
Great God Almighty shall just vcrg arco
sleep forever.
That point, beyond which forbcaranco
ceases 70 be virtue, has been reached and
passed long. too long ago, already.
would be as forbcaring MS any. have
hoped and prayed that this dreadful cnp
might pass; but II il must b. drunk, Gods
will bc done. se
would hope and pray and labor still fora
peaceful solution Of this great national troui-
le, but il blood must flow. ii It be His will
that wc must tread the winc.prcss OF tho
ficrccness Of His wrath" before we reach
the end, be it sol We stand for the Union
and the Constitution OF cur fathers; for tho
light and glory Of nations. We stand for
Constitutional liberty and equal justice to all
mankind. .t
In such a struggle, IL true TO ourselves.
God the Almighty must he with ms.
Go on. then, young men; not day, not
an hour, should be lost; I'll up the muster
roll Of your company. ready to make part
Of the first regiment from Wisconsin. One
ofmy sons, old enough to bear arms, is ready
and eagcr TO Join you; | say to him. '..As
your country calls yon, my son. 60, with
Gods blessing upon you; with strong arm.
and stout heart, Nv 10 its standard, resolved
on victory Or death"