, 1861-02-22
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nreirts3 .:;,s 4, o. sef1aoDt Is said to have
Pras;da,t ~ ~ r., Gncaanan YOU'D noe tile last
sn4 IL ~ NJ uhlsea states. being asked
~ Ilat;Ss ~ i;SS1suHs, te SAID: Sr- Buchanan Inns
nre,aara nv Yut',on, h; either mental or moral to
+,o;a', 80, l1ta 1or tne once. nc rs mere poll
~, t.an stna Aemasosne, and he Nli 1e the mere
tool 1 Of Southern e1aveholdeTs, His antecr: 7
on.1 a.asis i uao, unA n;s pt!uctpMnl aasiSe!s
~. ny St"Igo !. arc uutrlnElPlcsS mtn. sucn es
t;Sns a;n.sa s9eh.ss '.1n GsoIse = E.noers. be-
fn:, fS.!s, ny aorAn VIZ aemsna ot nns llse state8
;, "ntsn IT, ~. aney aeasl W.. W. co sonssns 70
rrat A., ~ lasa. Is1S!ted' q tae, euA penaing
n GeIo5s : tne supreme Cont9, 6lnce knowa as the
~ eJ de;s sSytt e1se =, H., ~ .o!esaaao"ea
tnH oIetstou - tne ~ - ItAt aGeipns ano
snntt, III, e1a;. tIs9 - 'n.s useasion, tne
~ III II a,4taa tn. sat1e PluEetly = iegal-
1'tia, u - 9..'Is ~ t1e same
Ia s r;s1hf ~ S1o n,o o:oess VII eeMano
~ ~ 1n5.ie. r1Sn. - eHse*, nos on!y 1n1o ail
t;e,, iSaasuale S n1s M5o tne rlget OF transit,
ta,i,e aunna eua.uG3 tafouSn ali tue States
th5r ters WV naa aas l.latto tahe tnem Nnetevef
10y na'9 ueesalon 70 tIasel. or so1on!n tenn
~ a1sa1. eaatM MH o. 1essted anu then some OF
1n1 ~ Tlas et1,9.ag statee VIII eeee4e, and our
s.oato1us =, Union oe 6fosen up, les, gentle
rras,t LILLE 1ameS baenanan VIII DC Ene INST
A'eeiueot u 'nese ohiteo otates:' . :
:. LESSON LEARNED. - ::
! [Frotn the Charleston Mercury.]
! Inc position now occupied By he. Northern
people ana oy the upper tler OF States IN the
esaaa ooaau, ~ PROOF ssIong as no!y Wll!. that
@ were neeaea: 10 snow .ne nattoWneee OF our
| esGape lroM nne oGom 20 ~ eueaepa1ion, rum
th 1na psa eapa.rialon. u. VILE We ~ sIrone IN
lns Go,nPaiIeoa. aua cApa9ieg 81 centIol!ne our
sTs,e, Me ~ Moitn Hunta nag ai,. 20 coeIce ana
~ uS iul astenpl,ns ilom
r. ~ tsIs stara n1h anu
ort ~ q at1i 49, osass
o,,,..;,.s, sne - @ eaa ?e " igtoM us
Nnr5h r. ea-,a snao;aa 4nu 1.ra+es+ ossaus .ne
m;se ~ ~. - 1880 W Iunpio-
haan n,,, ~ ~ tad ne Asn, mou.u Aase
TN vaars VII" 3-,l n'e "
comn1ete1v nn1eTrnine5 tsnaa smd VI can4.rta5
nrrnst,,e' ~ tne na i1onter ses oy tAo
It wonid he znhiec1I1Sit1 Nnr9;, ~ mea
n nnr axno,,sa n,,d panPeleo
n1mhers resoI,rces .conadenoa' o,.,1 si taIs IL
It is not hard to nreflict nnr h1oot,v % and ;an
1nln1uus fate HaIav r. cl,acEin, r. ane ~
upon the South have brought Us 10 Whera We
are. II las destroyed the conservative int1u-
4ies 81 as =. .ne noFsa ana WIN these the Union
ct wer Of independeuce i;tt1e ionger NJ ,sit Il
would have beer certain war Of broken spir-
tied men against hopeless odds, with iuevita-
BE ruin and carnage staring them in the face,
.ss enou1 ~ ees Na L1en aelloh j
FoKI P1chESs-TAE ARMlsT1cE-
lFrom the VIcksburgh Whig.].
We learned yesterday, from Cen. Clarke:
that an armfstice between the Federal Govern
ment and the State authorities at Pensacola.
WAS concluded By the Hon, S. R. MALLORY Jafee
United States Senator. on the side tHths State !
and Capt. Samuel Barron Of the United Ssates
Navy, on the part of the Federal nnwer The
ehaIl not be refnfnrredNn ms,ta3 s+a+n. 1sa
Yessels shsl1 enfer t},e haranr 49, praa11,,,t ~"
he a1Iowad to ride off tha 1,arborN1n ~ y, ~
h. made hv t1,e Stafa o,thar;s;a, 's.n ~ - ~
These are 1he ter1 n hr;as Nn1,e;t ~ sas tos
rrcscribed to The frnca ard ~ 1-ns; ns.s oseu
can be broken nv either s;de at ,1aae..-a aTa -.
due notice. Cen CIarka Soss ~ ',,ot einsa
terms. He is clearly Of The opinion % that the the |
lort could have been easily taken, even if re- |
slstanee was offered, which he did not antici- |
pate Gen: Clarke was superior. In rank to my |
ohlcer IN the service. when on the ground, the |
commander Of the Florida forces, Chase, hold |
Ing the rank Of Colonel -
GENERAL SCOTT. <
The woeh,,c+,n ao~-,.,,o.zo.z4
o,~:s.a.,, eoiisep'nusut u tne
epf'ngnelo fftouosedn pays the following de- |
served tribute to Gen. Scott: --%i Il .-'-~:
In all the seeding statea there Ia m ona
man SO unpopular hi tha nroae6t 1no5nent.as @
Gen. Scoff. Not n1.en 6ha TInon1n ~ ~.
Seward. is fhe object nf so Tnneh cr;tirsu, w ~
abuse a; Gen. Scott ia IA hsted hv srarv ~ 81
cessionist In +he cnn,trr md a. 80 easans
ony-hecanse he IA fr anfo-o;ne ttn ~.
deCSnainr The nroneTtv of tha Tn;ted Stadae o
The nation owes ar inanensa deht tnfarat;1nde
fn geott a. ~ ~ dan,.ast S.,.s ae ~
ic whan Presdent anI C,1,snot - ,raes .mo
sIo1rh of secesston he stoo3 ersc+ h y; ~ th
entire AdmfnfstratIon npainet him In WA H. ~
Tie did nct f.or In eav Main and hnId th;nna -
1[r. Bnchansn' Sa;d-be .shIr Rnn5.aan ~ ~
iar Anderson las saved Tho ~ coantr1sa a h,aaa ny
and ,o:: ~ ,r;ib Iu oono''
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ETHAN SPIKES PLAN OF COMPROMISE.
Ethan Spike, the regular successor tn M,;or
Downing, h.s issued i5is nian nf comnromisa %
which he proposes to send to Washinptnn ~
Tue hsnds Of Georre Luut. of the Rost6n f3our.
1.r. The essential items al the n]an are: SThe
Of the Missouri line as farnorth "a the
B.. lawrence river, NIL sou,h Of that fo he DE-,
voted to slavery : a declaration by tha RennhI;.
r,nz that 49,, 49,. ...-., - |