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Notice.

~ HIS H. 10 certify that ther,i, Civ" soD, George
' -mwin his tine" aud shalt pay II" debit of MS con-
tsctinH nor Ciaim "f hi rarDngs after ihis dat
PlaIHt'id, Oct. ?h, l>G. EEot'k lk&WiS.
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Til. ahcy, goods we're recently bought, and will
,c me to sell them prices for cash Please call
and examine. JAMES u. FRENCH.
Mootper : Oct. SO. lt6i
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Crat Rtmcdy for C""y1s, Cc|d> @n.
KiIncy Dit'rnitttS.
WHITE ItI~rsE CG1.r-<.
rRFPAELD Ei
DR.. !. ". pCLA--,n : |N.,
ENFFSTnNN CuNTrI. 4. IT..

GoFrsTnWN cIN!r!.. y. II.
Fg'HE following Testimonials vii tel so"ei'.;t. 'o''
Medicine thGt il BoW f}ecrniEg UNtHt1r !$rr t.is
any ether article a2,d ." DRUGGISTS
Rev. J. r. Chase. o' Kumn-v. \. T.. ur'er fft: -
Apri t,h. lso9 *'yr -~' "I+n ,cnf t"' o, .'N~ l,e
lies OF hi;e !'iue Compu@nd) was r-' t,e wss Sr
eing from Most severe cojd | took iie 'oni;orn-
aud vas able 70 preach III two days. oelisve
the E",nl'onnd ~ a1 lr' O aahc meJir'". 90 w
thousands who know nothing Of its virtues, Mr,4 u
come better acquainted wiki it
Rev. l.. {. Stevens, i.stnr 3f the Balto' '1':r, ~
Gonstown Cert'~ "A letter GATED lei ,.6. saws -
" Sorae of my Iamily lave tried II tttc Co.nl 'nd, "a
Nmm ,,a s'*nu, n"F' .. g @"s ~
Cough medicine have good TO believe It 70 be
all it claims to be for kilAty DIesaSes and Habe;ce
Di"1ttS. in March $50, that reiher himself ~ .h;y
whosaw him thought that l- could possinly live thrt4i
the month Ms last resort. he thought he would Try
the Hant F'"s l'mpo"n" lhty N'chr "tt!t ,'
him he began 10 take it and 10 he irise all ir
afterwards (Feb. 2s 1860 in m stat ,nr,, o hi. tA>
esaJs I" believe Dr. lo'vMa'" " hi" rn, o;n;ru,,
under God has hten TIE n.,an> o lny i"c"'t! IA
nndreds of cases Of Kidney complaints, ,rExp w
TIRE Lr BY taking the White Pine Compound have hesn
| rppo, ted by druggists Hrrearc two Sa,n,,c.:
| An sged man III Darve,a Mass, leara t,-to,a
pound as wonderful curative tor kidn,, Jap
Being great sufferer ,hae difficulty t,'n.
Alnthec.ry fort 80 boft'es. iei CUREN i,l:n a. ,'n
tie' we're worth nfy dollars He h"s a,.l 1r3u
| many bottles h 1rsell.
Mass. lie wa -'lspcu'rd of the nt" Aif,l
wards he went to Mh'nrsoia TIE pt"at aii.
journey brought On ttt'u rf :s ~, ;cuItv
erting in yaii :" Ni"1e 's to' ,r N''n,'un!. Ne ~
compeird TO send u the i. -. "a IL ao't II to-
, warded bt eXputS!.
"l3 7e2 vour Medic n". h,, rqu,.l,r to p,yc
ret st"rE!ent OF bat .our VIM Pire t"2n"D' ri p.
do: Iot lad s' .:c,,h i,t ;.p kiou.. Ctl;..
.'aint for l'ns t,n-, had t.d Cow IA
years stal dn =. l:;! ,*ueso ,rl'''l>' b, Quir
'ha; should ever %rt Wv ,rA';h ag..n lu ..,D he,
Hs ot !our ltn'i. Pm" G1'y".s'n hn>r eu ue oi
both lr ous Il aud ,- Si,e> Compliant.
NtY uls .1s. '.t.fy -
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Now Orleans aud Mobile, Charleston sHo 30.
ro,.b ard perhaps other places, is claimed "
no biockadsd by.na7al forces of that govern,
mani. The transcripts bereSi th we're furnisheo
me hv nv government, 10 60 cinmunics'eu
~ vour iordsh;p Although pnrp'rttHSS io.'E
c,n,rs of tha ~uti;iaa! returns, they wee copies
made at lie proper department. a. li.cSiln:e
T.,,n those re;ui:.l, 6am! a:e ii! !ctore' uiheh'ic'
! ~. .crn,;ssion also TO Include fsre"lth q
,,-i,-ed liz. OF vessels entered alh cifaieu
!, ,a,r,s N iIuh. from and to the elocEaden
norts at tho t'piGcdrra'e Sites. 'hsse' ''
s.. most part, arc enumerated n S+P"lhnel'
a,i all for the months # November ara ny
csmbe- Ere, ri course, 20; !hc'umhc ~ ~
transcripts from my government. THIS PapeE,
SAINT m. from Hs:at.., was iaken ir|it eA'c'''
documents there by a genslH:n''n q! 'f''o''';S't|U
and ia.n:r:iy, ~=:i h""n 10 :ae, al "o'ta'
# cri;re rel snce. TIE :harSi7al ''o'eS ar''
nr ccn:s., uaolt: =: 81, ioa iac, (aS*utn'Hi} u
RI, arriv,i pi The s,.s., !, r:,frrd lat ti"lf p'''S
of I,:tir :Upj vas m4tte- oi nosor;ci:. noh'
.hc .l,ynst daily im:rr..Ese nat"E"'i !l''i.'A
and these ;arts. havc 80 uftlG!a' ft:'i-t''
from NY government lor lie mon!:'s 81 W.
y.,uDcr. De:en,a>" and January. tn o. &C
c,y,y.i for in lLc las :i.ESu.:;i! Fttg re3si'!!5
il c5n!i IN. ha knu~n ~Lc.! iuis". reaci
Lnp.!oa. But, as your icCish;r IS doubles"
.s,,r. ,.scJcheS CT tiic blockade At most u mol
All Il: these psrts bg Vessels oil large as SCI! as
~ small tonnage, both inward aat "u:"aid
bouud, have been, ;iuTing ;!:e Lass ;ii'c' ''':''f'.
and ;si, are constantly :rP"rt.1.
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uor .lohn Tyler, decd, skeuid 10 paid to Mrs.
,Jul;s Tyler, his ssgal representative. was
Sevcral bills &nd q rsso;usiuns communica-
.ea from tho House Of Representatives were
rcfsrr,a 10 tac epprnprtata committee.
O, motion OF Mr.. SFARRow, OF La, tue osh-
alto adjourned,
uouSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
TIL House met at 10 o'clock, and was open
ed with prayer by Rev. Dr.: Dosgets Jour:
usl Of yesterday read.
Mr.. SMITH, of N. c., submitted q report
from tho Committee on Elections, and moved
that it be printed aud made the special order
for Wednesday next, at O'clock. Motion
agreed to.
MI. CROCKETT, Of KY, irom tho same COM
mittee, ctf=red o resolution US a report 0! the
minority OF the committee.
Mr.. JONES, Of Tenn, offered a resolution
directing the Secretary Of War 70 Ray out OF
the contingent fund, money for the lid snd re-
lief OF our soldiers now in the hands Of the
enemy. After some discussion, tho resolution
was agreed to.
NJ. PKvox called up the report Of the Ju-
dietary CON mit,re in relation to officers ct
the Army of tho Confederate Stases, holding
seats upon the floor. Ga this report, and the
amendments offered to it, a long debate en-
sued, which consumed the entire %sesslor, anu
without coming to a vote, adjourned at 5!
o'clock
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T6E pLooKADg DECLARED EFFECTIVE.
p,zf ,re.r1.L 70 .osp lYo.<.

FoRE,a4 OFf,ce. Feb. ID. ISL. -MF Lord
Her Msjes;s's sns-:ns'rHt ha'" '"d ":d.T
thar cons'ds :a!io;i the sla;c al The u'o;ra1:a
II the npvS ii Gasrir,ton anG "iiEa!ag'on.
/, apoclrs trnIu the Reports received iron.
aer Maj..;y'a na9a: rtica's that, .lEn""sa 6
suficien: bi"ck.ling lore i, stationed oil
those ports, various SHIPS have successfully
cluded the blockade; \ question might iHsl:>
foro be raised a. IL whether such 4 blockade
should be considered rs effective.
Her Maiesty's government, however. are Of
opinion that. assuming that IA: oioSAzu' IS
duly notified, and Also t:iat Is n1I!o?r OF ships
is stationed ard ieua:!> Ak the ert:a:c. q! =
port. sufficient realty :? l;tr.G: ac;tss '"ie
Or 10 Greats an ~evi!cr. dagger IF "n;Hrias or
leaving il. and tia. i;ita. ,!.'p' i" 30; YIiuia"
tar;ly p.f!l.t :;r.rcS4 :r esarcsi, ;ti- i:ct tH".
various ships ri-;' nave successfully fscfpcd
through il tsS L.; TIC particular !32!S!i,.cs here
referred to) will hot ri itsei! pTe7eHt The
blockade frrm te;ng M Elective ems ~ inter
nsii0Dal law.
The adequacy Of Il il!ce il mail,ta'a d block
ais being always, and rfc ,:shriiJ. 1 mailer OF
fact aud sY:t;ei,cr, a.lJ u;ia is ~ %G:cii diii=r-
eri opinions may IL entertained, d neutral
Slxle cn.ht 10 exercise :ic greatest caution
with reference ~ The Is :.cGri: Il G deJHcfo
and notified blockade, and oas!:t 10: !" ci:rt'-
which ,s .is1ri ~ ~TaG:ralI generally, having
m ~inttrts: in lbs Ins;tar, that lhu pI"rf III
6iockadu is abused l.: Stat c!iher unable 10
institute liz nA!ataih il. " unwiHiH:., from
some mo.iYe or Other, &c do ~ RUSSELL.
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Confederate States Congress.
SATURDAY, MARCH %, 1862.
SEyATE,


Tina Senate met at ~ O'Clock. Prayer by
tho Rev. DR.. j. l.. BukRows Of the Baptist
church. e.
Mr. Passion, CT Va, presented a design Tor
a Tag which was appropriately referred.
TIE PRODUCE LOAN.
On motion Of Mr.. SPARROW, OF La, It was
Resolved, That the committee on finance
enquire into the policy of the Government
taking possession Of all the cotton and Tobacco
here i've subscribed 10 the produce loan pays
inr for tho same in bonds Of the Contederacy,
PAYABLE at tho expiration OF twenty years, WITH
interest at tho rate of eight per cent payable
semi. aunually.
Resolved, further, That the Same Committee
enquire and report upon the policy of induc-
ing further subscription OF cotton and tobacco
10 tho produce loan by agreeing to pay an
equitable prics for Gotten and tobacco thus
subscribed, in tho following msnner, to wit:
one fourth Of tho amount In treasury notes and
tha balance on bonds payable US aforesaid.
Ga motion tho Senate then went into secret
Legislative session.
After remaining in secret session Tor some
time, the doors were opened.
Mr Brown, Of Miss, introduced q bill to
amend the act to provide for the organize
tion OF the navy.
A resolution from tho House directing that
the amount of pay and milesge due to the
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GOV. John.on to hf. People.

The address of Gov. Johnson, Of Kentucky,
to the friends of the South, iu that State,
which &c published on Saturday, is worthy
Of the unconqderable spirit o: that true man.
The sentiments will hnd q response in every
generous soul, aid the sympathy Of the whole
OonfsisracT will DO excited IN behalf of a lead
0. who, though in present exile, maintains
= buayant courage, aud i~nsp;:sa ,he courage
of his people. VS. trust that bis call will
soaad like a war trumpet among the hills and
plains Of Kentucky, aud that soon he will in
deed return in victory, to rule oVeE an Gu
fraichised people.
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Tron-Clhd Ships.

Tas victory of the Virginia and ITO conflict
between tnat vessel and tho Monitor has es-
ta5iisEcd new id,as of naval otlsnce and de-
fence. 1t WAS very fortunate indeed for us
.aa. the Virginia wss ready in time for the
Monitor, or tho latter might have done US
CREST damage. 1t is Indispensable now, that
we press forward the construction Of as many
vessels Of the same description as possible
We ought TO provide one for James river, One
for Wilmington, one Tor Charleston, one for
Savannah, aud n sutti siency for the Mississippi.
We need these Tor our d~cfences. We should
add to tie number by all the means IL our
power. 'fhe inhabitants of every city should
Cooperate with The government in securing
aniroa,clad b~all-proof battery, or ram, or
both, Tor the protection Of their waters. 1t IS
plain to SEQ that if this is not done, nothing
can be he'd on Inc shores Of our naVigable
waters in q fsw months, for the enemy will
be,ake themselves to the building OF these
formidable engines with great diligence.
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ling, for the sake OF her C.imcan antagonists,
to take part in asserting the law CT nations,
and break up thereby a coed understanding
with the United States, cemcrttd by a COLE
mon covhtou; ness Of Z ~neieGbors territory
+ Lancashire to starvc Till Tie Cz.r's cinEenr
is wen to tho Interruption ofa blockade t5
which his subjects suffer nothing, and oy
which we suffer more than &c should by wsr,
T. is notorious that what is really wa.:ias %
crsurc the termination Ut tho nuisance Is tie
consent Of the English g%o.ernm:rt and Lord
Russell fails to show why that consent aho.!d
DO !onse. withheld.
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&. MORRIS,
DCBLiShEs AND BOOKSELLER, Richnunt, Va. pcb-
4 ~ =. 81. az r, far EIi-. In u,LrriIc.-

l. I!,l, - 50; 3.rrs Tor sair, IL quhltii!cs-
nc.ls.a's iiia;oiJ d: vIrg!.is-A H!s:e!; OF T.ry1oi.
rres-n; lIn-, by K. Il. hawi,Yn, E>q z volume, syo ~
t"iuri- ! cnUiaIn, The h:s:eTy OF he Co!oGy 10 ID, p.ac-
co'ouy enu Of the STATE ron 1868 10 The Kel:, c.,sion a.;
Aie1lGtt!r, IL l@7; t3.5o.
tie per, has bern iaTi-h "a IL prals-s CT this yor. q.
i. Hosispn, and /; IL co., justly c~cnader-I ,bs r., -.
;-ai-i s!S;Cr? o: thc SIZE pubEst-d.
= H::S,J o. u" .liey o. t'rzini., ~ samuel E=r:hs-
De Haas ElstoEy AID iaGi4a WaE 81 We.t-in ylfr.r;,
a t;:toEy .: thr Earl? settlement ana lnd!.s VA. "
" s=iera fls.ihls, embracing 30 accoul; OF :l,c rst;,u;
sxf.s!t!hns II th= Wet prsr!ars 20 lig5: $50. EI,-,, ,n.
eel 81 Sketches Of c,loncl khehrzer Zane, sisiet McCuu.c:,
IsEis "c'.rll, G:aerai Daniel BfoG.ihesd. Gsa. AnGrrG
Le-is' c4ctsln G.c:cel HIscy, Colonel William GtsTf..s,
AhcErS roe. sst other distinguished Act rs Il! orr HorIr'
ne's, handsomely Illustrated. By Wits lie E.r.; i:;a
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I forta. It can move from place to place. In
this battery you have a vessel that draws only
IL feet Of water. Tho Warrior, drawing 81
feet Of wator, must come in do middle OF the
channel, and ne could move along the shore.
b. means of one single floating. battery, you
could defend the harbor better than oy tSaa-
t forts. This IS easily demonstrated.
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TIE DrRRT OPPOSITION DISAPPOINTED.

THE DEhRf OFPJSIIlDN Dls5 PFUISTEU.
From the London Herald DERBY orsanj, Msrch H.
The necessity for taking the ytTy peculiar
line Of argument thnt has been Adopted WIS
obvious from The moment 1;!cn Lord PussaIi
made Up hi3 mind to ..ic. AZ ali hazards, LIE
vitT Of tho caB. favorable &c .l;o. interests Of
the North ani irjurinus to li,osc Of Ensa!nd.
IL wss essential that, in defan.. g! usl.;a an,;
common Sense, be should get aside bill ev.dtrcr
against the validity ola blockade derived IRON
the escape OF ~"varicus Ships ~ far 10 had doc
uiIalts IN his hauds which showed that mug
hreds OF vessels b.ye OYER and OYER again bro.
ken the blockade With Perfect impdnity and
il any number of snc1 ESCAPES woul'i grove
its in7aliditJ. the Northern case was hopeless.
0ae would tEiuk tina: it H.re u s:rolsb Of
courtesy TO %resognizs a blockade where tn.
nI'maoT OF escapes YES equal 10 that or cap.
ture That whore two vessels escs ped ior uuu
seized TO Power Hbl,eycr you'd venture q
CAIN efficiency for The operations Il it's sQuad
ron Dnt when, as ~ beliert 10 be neat tie
case, tbs Captures are not tc the 7ssiols in ST.
high a ratio as ti.at Of one % four, TO tell us
that the blockade is effective is little l=ss than
ridiculous, ai:d to ia:b st "~7cri,n. ships" hav
| ing lTok6n il IS soncThs: rryrc lhaE h~iiinceri
;r,is. TIE evidence ibid before Our g5geIu-
uleHt cc!riusively established thai rho block
ada did INST !uiIi-i;d not approach ih= lul-
ilment -uf Ice condition declared no, enacted,
BY ;ha Treaty otParis; Tho presence oi a frrce
sufticien. really TO :r0,eht accr.s to tmr cn
tmJ's cosst. Bat when thai ,-es.r works sd-
garsaly 10 the Tishas nj its fran era, So see
thai, bowa7er ir!ignant ;tey mav re Ct any
~hi-ncr Of iisrtrcct io.n the oiEar eide, CIR
whig .tatcsmcn nave 30 Hesitation sHit.ysr
N h'srsgarding It's proSisi4na.
Far rails, re Telli nok i.a,t; Russell 1iielher
lis o|n con"it;ra requisite 10 t!e disregard Of
0! IL block ade-tnu CONSENT ui .cutrsl nations
does nu- substantially exist IL la! c,s. lie
has irCei"cd ua Gl1cia: COMMUNICATIONS: he
Was not i!kel: &c receive .Lea: Il 10 v as a ersc
TO Go 81. Bat Ess re Oh lag he not bcra made
sTsre tbs. AL thr noa: eminent E.snpesn 81
rlsts base feanorhcsI tie pretended niocE ale
u lhc Southern pore IL ne icrtf c.iT. 80! il
legal, and me s:nkir. Vi u" =;uac ;i.:: ali 80;
oil ~Erstll!t; ID mankind, 4 slpSs ~;,o;s!:on O.
hfu:ial rights ard Internaii"nsi taT aud !!
so chat further proof OF the ~''cGns.ri Of nsn-
usla' does herrqulre Two ~naliona-francs
and England-arc ca:.hy Interested 10 tie
matter; and ia bclieY.: that amoog VEL in
formed mcn in oo1h countries there IS iardiy
a dlt=rsl:e- OF opinion IN :tU Euojeci, Ey :ry.
where thu blockade ii. p!oaonncsd TO be null,
and Cur liberation OF i: c neglect Of Our duty
as n~eutrals. Do We wait till Russia, which
has 20 interest in the Southern trade, is vii.
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E;ctrsu coNlusrc4rlos VITA FOREIGN oov

E;GLisH CoNauSECATI1Sa: WITH FOREIGN COZ
gREMENrS-THE sTGsE BLOCKADE MEASURE.
In tie House ef L1:J;, ~ IA. 2S:h Fgt:r-
airy, tie Earl OF CarIa-9cn cbaergaG that, a..
ihoRGh IN. papa'a Gh;cb hal hern presented
on the American blnrksi. cnntaiHe't "a great
.l"At Of vGlu7tle ih!ornat:"n, IL mas to
bu rcarnt;cd tL,.; they lid nu. Comprehend
the cuiD,nuu:cl:iurG vino. rad taken
plsce between her .Majrsiy'S sovcrnmun. ard
foreign governments Gil !ha subject. he
wished IL ask Tho nuble Earl, its SECRETARY
for Forc;sn Atsirs, whether Gny such canInu-
n~ications bad taken place, and, # Sd, whether
lie would have any objection IN produce OK.
tracts from them. he MISC Observed ,ils: tie
tlpors would haze been NOR: convenient ard
useful if they had teen presented il Il Gln-e
comprehensive furD, and not in fragments.
Earl Russell sail that LcE Majesty; y""n,n
met: had not bid any formal c1uimunicaiidD.
with iGreign goTe.i,her:s on The subj-ctnf the
blockade. From 1.-The IL time The French Am.
bassadnr aid sOlne olhs, Eepro:clititit OF
maritime States had asked him whether t:e
British govcrnneE. Vas prepared 10 interfere
in tho matter. His icpir 10 :hGSe questions
hid teen to the SANE rtiec: a. the despatch,
HhjcE lie had addressed IL l.ori L?nns. With
regard 10 the mode in which the papers sere
presented it see!iicd ~ lin that lhny we're
much clearer aud more inleiligihle when hey
were presented rs s.p.casu sui jectI. lie d, gs.d
TO lay OH the table a jcspn;ch which i= hal!
just received from Lord Lyons, 9Th regard a.
the blocking up q Oi1:irs;on tarba: IN which
it was stattd that TO mole stones would be
sunk.
E:rl Sfsrl"p: sishah 20 hnr~ wh'thev the
,l.,nstrh did nu; ..,,fi..n tn, rrs,nr;s which he
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SE,'HSC'E

SGHlCE.
4 EPEclAt MELTING OF TIE Stockholders Of the g.ch.
IA EoGt, Fredericksburg and Pvtoc. &C R.iirvat 1pul.
pany vii! be h=id At ;tc oGce II the Company, il re G:7
81 Richmond, on HEGSGsDAY, tie oHh d.y u tprii, lst.,
~ IL o'oiocs Il. y. W. hACACEDO,
March ltd Treasurer.
WUUD PAT ES.-Wooa, Clay, suI Iaa-y Geinaa
w Fpez, for ss!e oy w. PETERSON 4 co.,
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III E1Rr CpaIG.

The Philadelphia "InquiroT," OF tbs li;h,
has an account Of a bloody battlc i'oaT Fort
Craig in New Mexico, on lhs . Is: u! February,
IN whicl. The Confederate, serc evidently
victorious. The i~,!owiGs is the eaomy's
story
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LATE NORTHERN iETEiL;aEHGe.

We continue friday tho publication OF in
t~eresting selections from lk:e United States
papers.
YANKEE GONGHESS.
Deb ate III ,he k?usc OF Representatives
OH Emancipation.
RESOLUTIONS RECOMMENDED 81 H'rsipFNl ill.,
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Mr.. C:ilierdon, (Onion. hY..j SAT- iiierd
was q consultation Of the border slave States
mon this morning, and ha came j"to. li', Hnus"
instructed to move the poetphnellent 81 the
resolution rll Monday. He WIS Eot able,
however, to mako the motidn, hariny beea Gu:
oil by toe previous QUESTION. J.. sncpled q
him that tho usu Of tho presiocs question,
when arbitrarily made. docs the %crk o. many
secessionists, and Is injurious to free delihora-
ton and Legislative dignity. Heidi no! doubt
tho patriotism and integrity which induced
the President 10 recommend tho policy no%
considered, but he Gid not believe the measure
was exactly suited 70 the times. He woulG
not s,.cak ST !sngin OF kentucky and her Fscri-
fees Tor tho Union ; but the way TO concllia:e
Kentucky is no, to-prcss this question upon
her, but to lot her allne. Why should it be
insisted that she q my other STATE should
give Up any OF her political rights '-li qua In
~slitutiun BIZ taken from her control, VIVA! Will
be the result : Tiir rrnpusitiOn W6hid lntrU>
duce agitation at . tllae when i. could pru::ucr
10 good, but evil. What (e Ga:ish) nTn We
fighting or Was ii not to uphold tho Coz"
ernmsnt I Iut, gentleuIeu have run Oh 10 tIetT
logic, doing the grs,sest ~poss;bla harm, by al-
vUcatipg tue p.riorElanca Of every onoflnttg,
in order TO weaken the eaeuIy. They should
not Shrink lrnlA lhair hial Position. IncY
were called upon to viol"!s lnc laws OF Gcd
and man in oltirr TO put down. TIC Eehel:i0h'-
They should behave %lutifulIg toward laair
country, nud euforcu tns ot!iga: oas daa to me
Constitution. IL this they wcuii ia their whole
duty, IIu believed th3 p, sides.: meant right,
hut Lo could not consent; TN itra pa,if:' pro.
posed. They have ugon their hihis the cup
preston OF tla rebellion AMI b~0st'l:y 10 the
Government, the removal III two sraa! sections
in one hsrmoEioua wnGir, our bniGE5G ho:'no"
lie. The aiui rusht 10 oe tbat nad shht aiote,
leaving Gilt altogether uni'cFpy "l"i p%eTPisx-
ing controversies. Why shoaid ;hcF Indulge
ia SUCH petty s:rilca this grHa' %<;as''r" ~ l:t'''
bling in their hands.
Mr. Fisher (Isp, D<L.) .r:a'arhod tnat
DE did not occupy The ss'na tcl'cais ptsi:lon
as his iriind lrouI tue Eastern shore
(Crisfad.) Though by d,arens teit q
STAKEHOLDER, no did .nt stand hsle 10 Inst
capacity. liz wfs relieved trom it by " Eooo
and pious mothers d.ri af ciuaacliasin, INC
tho laws OF Dels~Ste. He regarded inc FOL
icy now presented as = Counter scutiaa 10 toat
Of general emancipation offered in soId 10Th
Oh the psrt of the North, and showing that
they have no disposition 10 do the slightest in"
jusice. Half DAYS expense OF carrying on
the war would eIna1cipate ell tt" Slaves o.
that State. lie Regarded tie proposition as
q return to the policy OF those "ho tFaln.d
the Constitution, regarded slavery IS u so2;sl,
moral, end political evil, which cuGtt 10 be ex-
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force of our political position, and of diyi-
ding the South
Euf there is something more than this
demanded by the crisis, and which would
be effected by the influence OF these great
Democratic States, asserting their position
a the advocates of constitutional law,
On every side We hear OF propositions
10 disregard the Constitution The rights
of press. OF individual liberty. and Of prop
ertv, are treated with cuutemD. bv q class
otdomagogues who now propose TO cs.ah-
fish Il Military Dictatorship. The men
who make Ills proposition. for the most part
are towards and criminals. seek to shell
ter themselves from Ih- outraged law. un-
der thccoyer OF some military u-;Irpation.
Weak minded and fearful In this crisis
- thcy have been wicked and blind II
eNary :lneced mt -sep. iilcv seek 10 md
refuge irum their OWN folly aId vaciIla-
lion IN = ds~aoii~nl, no matter hory odious.
They knew mot what they sav. \ dlc-
tat1r>!iip means Assassination ;,u -l5~ulu-
tina means Anlrylv. There cen ba no r,-
yolu;iuu without csrl.t,1,-.cyu:u,ipu- The
Alir.sb1au uf to-day. VIII b. followed bv
A'Et--a'lt- fati'- i't4litL A-.- .'.'- fh if''' -
pierre, and "a rgign "f corruption ard I'M
b.c.li,y must follow .l- rsi-u of te.ror, je-
lorc we ar. ready for a Napuleon-
TE, mon who m.v invoke Dg-poiism
In tEc name OF Order. invite -A-arc.iv. az
when q r,i-n o. Liberty. thy proposed
an Ai>o,ulei>n. There can Je no such
thing a. the overthrow of Constitutional
law AMI Ol,l.r. wi,Laut Civil war and
Anarchy. Tie man who ventures 10 lav
his unlicensed hand on the Al, 81 The Con
siiiution. even 10 steady ii lest ii f.ll;. viii
l,e struck down by .he hand of God.
Il : for tlsis we need = restoration OF
the Democratic paIty-to restore once
more the reigu OF Constitutional law. and
f" revive The sentiment OF loyalty 30 the
Constitution and OF adherence oI' cicSgotic
and lawltss power. Ii i with tbs con-
,iciion ihat the people viii unite to place
ags,in. In thr administration ol office, ;hat
old ard patriotic and loyal party. which
has already -iyen proof az it~ c:,paciiv ID
administer this Government. and with
which alun. we can achieve success IN
war. and under which alone we cln orz.sl-
IL an honorable reace.-iBUnv I7.FuS.