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St. Mary's gazette. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1863-1867, 1864-03-17

Ed Y VII ne 1T three .r:ts Of rendifinni
HD expeI nas. issned ga, rf the C;rcui,
Gem Tor Saint :Iar,'s County nne
~ the snit :crnard L Haytaen. use Of G
w Ward. one At the snis cf George "
Howard d Co one at the suit of same;
sgains, the cet.ls and chatt.ls. lands and
ie.emrpts { { g Fred Maddox. Benjamin
g Harris az AJoseph n Maddox; aud BY
virtue Of tw writs .f vrndi,ioni exponas
issued "u' the Circuit Court for Saint
Mary's Gou rs. one nj the sIit o. Locker &
Abel: one a, the sui: If Richard RI Miles:
against the goods aud chattvls, lands and
tene,nen:s o George A Sinn,s. G Fred
Maddox aud Benjamin @ Harris; aud by
virtue of thr 20 wriis Of venditiohi exponas.
issiicd out fshe Lircui: Cour. FOR Saint
Mary's Cum ". one a, The suit Of the Pro-
fessor> Of "a ns Mary's Seminary. in the
city Of Baliin ,3re; o,e at The suit Of Richard
Ii Miles: OH. Il Fhr s.,it Of the Saint Mary'S
Savings lns'it ton; r,'ainst the goods and
chattels, latri .ad ter nrnts of q Fred.
Maddox and / : 1ianiu q. flarris; aud by
virtue 1T one OIL .er writ q, ,.ndi'ioni expo
mas, issued curt { sbe Che T. t'ourt for St
Nary's County,, ~ he Sair OF j Edward
Bird 4 Bro. use &c Judith /; Ii j, against
,he goods aud cha:a.i- :. lauds a. | tenru,en.s
Of George 4 Simms. q Fret. Maddox.
Benjamin 6 Harris anL Joseph [: Maddox.
aud 10 nasiirecfed. tive seiz.,, aud taken
in execution all the =, lat, title. interest.
claim aud demand. a, ..w and il equity.
nf tha said 9 Fred .hia4.ox. G Gorge A
Si,lms. Benjamin q harris and. "sepL ii
Maddox-in and to the following + roperty.
towit:
! sorrel mare: 2 gray horses; horse
(DickE l bay mase; yoke of x"n;
COWS and Caves; bull; 81 head oil sheep:
l wagon; OK cart: 8 busgie-; cid rmili;
al the farming implements on " Gram.
ritn;" | bay hers; 3 colts: l NV;
heitrrs; yoke of oxen; b. hor>.; pair
aulcs; I young oxen: :, yoke * N; |
bull; COVE; II head Of .h.ep; l horse
cart.
Also. one tract Or parcel Of land. allied
aud known as
St. Mary's gazette. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1863-1867, 1864-03-17

FHv'lE undersigned. having sdd arg
u HIS ss'rk "f goods. Eas removed ,,i
his Factory. near the corner OF .Eirre e
Light Streets. ehirance Ga Barre, wi,cre b.
will Manufacture {" order. Pl..ws. Harrrws.,
CnItva,ors. Gorn Shelters, Wheat I'hr~shcrs. =
Horse Pow's's, Blacksmith Bellows, &C.. rs.
he will paw particular aftcaiion TO repairs,
and ~ vt r.s pcctfully -:iicits his friends all
every ooiy tn give him their Orders, and 10
will guarantee that his work will suit. tu!h
iu quality and price.
" n HARDING,
Near hhe C,.rner Of Barre e Lieln.
lin the rear oil Levin Jones ham Sts+.h
Baltimore, Sd.
March 3nl, l864-ts. see.~,..
St. Mary's gazette. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1863-1867, 1864-03-17
LATE SHERIFF'S SALE
o.
REAL ESTATE.

oY virtue Of five writs vt venJitioni cx-
- p.n,as issued out of TIE Circuit Court
i,r st. Mary's County, one al lie suit "f J J
Re,ln:"n against the goods and cha'tels lands
and tencIncn.s of Ger.e llackett, George W
Morgan and George II Morgan; ore AT the suit
of Mary NJ Langley, administrators of l. ID
Langley, against the goods and ctl..i,ris. lands
anal t-ncments Of Gr",2- i!arkctt, Luke w
u Hutclins, Thomas l. Davis ana Thomas Fl
Fowler; one at The suit If Irege & Morgan
against the co.n!s and chattcl<, and> and teme.
nlents OF George Hacke:t ami Thomas II
Fswirr; aud two .; the snii IF T'ree" & Nor
gan against the goods and chatlrls, lands and
t-nenen,s of George Hackut; and to lie
directed. ] have seizru aud taken in execution
all the right. title. interest, claim and demand,
at law and in equity, OF the aid George
ilackett. Genrgc W Morgan, George II Nor
gan, Luke w L ilutrl,iAs. Tl."rnas T. Davis
and Thomas II Fowler ia AID to the following
property, to w:t:
Que tr.c: or PARCEL Of land. located in Char
fotie Hall District, IN this County, and COLI
tainiEs
St. Mary's gazette. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1863-1867, 1864-03-17
NOTICE.

WAsHrscToS..D. c., Feb "a. 1854.
NJ Et'itt~:-I have this day been inform
% .nat the time far the enlistment al negroes.
ana paw i'H the same does not expire ou the
Is. OF Mar:h; tue time at the prestn. date is
nnliaited "
- WIN. p. EATON.
Box 1883. Washington. II C.
Office Ro.m No. 20 Federal Rock tn
street. opposite p.,st Office.
March 10th; ls64-tf.
St. Mary's gazette. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1863-1867, 1864-03-17
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

NOTICE hereby queen that the subscri.
~ Der has obtained from the Orphans
Cara sfSt. Mary's county in Maryland, let
ters>of administration on the personal estate
&c Henry Ellis, late Of SAID county, de-
ee,sed. Ali persons having claims against the
said deceased, are hereby warned to exhibit the
same with the proper vouches thereof, to the
.4tscrsher on or before the 10th day nf Sept.
1854. otherwise they may ne excluded Ly
las from all benefit Of the said estate. Given
% 'der my hand this roth day OF March /,
ls64.
~ .. CHARLES ROWLING.
.. Administrator.
March 10Th, le64-aw.
St. Mary's gazette. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1863-1867, 1864-03-17
SHERIFF Sale or
VALUABLE
PERSONAL PROPERTY.

ny virtue Of one writ of Fieri Facias issued
- out Of the Circuit Court far Saint Mary s
County. at the sui, Of II. l.. Burroughs
against the goods and cha.tels. lands aud
ienemen's Of Chandler f Shaw and Mar
garrt Z Shaw. and to me directed. hive
seized aud taken in execution all the right.
title. interest. claim and demand. at law
and in equity. of the said Chandler + Shaw
aud Margaret = Shaw in and to the follow
III: property. to wit:
lot Of Tobacco. Gin Barn;) 2 Bay
Horses: yell"wdnr>e: 2 Mules; II Head
Of Cattle; OK cart; 2"x-y"kes.
Aud, hereby give notice, that on
TNURSDA l. the 3la dayof March isn't.
on the premises of the said Chandler F Shaw
and Margaret = Shaw. in Charlotte Hall
district. between the hours of 9 o'clock a
~. and 5 O'Clock p. M. will expose to
public auction the above described proper
~. ST. seized and taken ia execution. to the
highest bidder f'r cash. Also 10 satisfy Of.
iccrs costs IN same .>........
PHILIP Fl. DORSEY.
.Gt-. Sheriff.
March 3rd, 1s64-ts.
St. Mary's gazette. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1863-1867, 1864-03-17

writ Of vrndisinni exponss. issued ont of
the Circuit Ccnrt fer 81 Marv's county. at
The suit of E Leo Spaiding & Co against
the goods and cha,srls lands and tene-
ments of Thomas w Gough; and to me
directed have seized and sskc,fin exc
cufion all the right. title. interest. claim
snd demand at Law md in eqni'v. Of the
said III ] All*san. Dsriel T H.raan. Jim
T Clarke. .Jnserh Forrest. Bennett Il
Abel. H p Blcki,s"ne. James T. Blski-
stone and Thou,.s W Gongh 10 aud to The
following property. to wit:
One tract or Parcel of land. called and
knosn by the name Of
.R Il vID e II E,''
containing
ga acres,
n-.-e or less.
And. | hereby give notice. tina, on
THURSDAY. the 24A dry Of -Nareh
iaSant,
at the Court House slonr. in Leonard Town.
between the hours Of 8 o'clock. 4 ". and
5 u'cl"cs. p n. will expose TO public
auctions the above described property. 50
seizri and taken in execution. TO tine
highest bidder for cash. Also TO satisfy
officers casts on same
THOS. L DAVIS.
Late Sheriff
March Bird. 1S64---ts.
St. Mary's gazette. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1863-1867, 1864-03-17
LATE SHERIFFS SALE OF
VAL UABLE
nBAll !Bo!rAD,Bo

DY virtue Of five writs If VentIitioni
- Expcna:, issued out of the Circuit
Court for SAINT Mary's County. one at the
suit Of Penn & Mitchell. part Cor the use
the Merchants Bank Of Baltimore, part
tor the use of the Farmers and Merchants
Bank of Baltimore, residue, use Of Penn
& Mitchell; one at the sui, Of Mary Jane
Simms; against the goods and chattels
lands and tenencnts of William j Cart
wright; one a, the snit Of Mary + Digs
and Eugene nigg~. administrators of John
III. Diggs. against the goods and chatieis.
lands and teurments. nf John II. Edrleu,
aud William J Cartwright. sur. obiigors
of J G.. Ester: one at the sui, of the State
of Maryland. at rhe instance and for the
use Of James VI Heard. Treasurer to the
County Commissioners for Saint Mary's
County, use If V Canaiier. use Of George
Combs. against the goods and chattcls.
lanus and tenn,nprss If Joseph u. Ed
wards. WIN. j. Cartwright and Thomas
T.. Ward; and one at the snit Of the State
Of Maryland. Mt the instance and for the
Use Of james + Abel. use Of Thomas e.
Ward. against the gooeis and chatels.
lands and teneinents Of Joseph b. Ed
wards William J. Cartwright and Thou
as G. Ward, and TO me directed, have
seized aud taken in execution all the right.
tile. Interest. claim aud demand. at law
aai in equity. Of the said WIN J Cart
wright, John II. Eaelcn. Joseph D. Ed
wards aud Thomas c Ward In and ID the
following property, to wit:
Ose tract or parcel of laud. called and
known by the name of
eeSgrIIM'p NETTK "
St. Mary's gazette. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1863-1867, 1864-03-17

.nR. JAMES r. THOMPSON n..-
II tist. having returned r. ,ha .,,...-
=. :. al. =. sne Praciice % hi< prsffessi.n
the pubic Cor past favors n. sa,;.., a" !
corssrnatins Al their patronage Ora. - s.....
pondsd to. 81 -
Address,
Great Miliss. n. o..
a.. 81. Maryis county, Mo.
St. Mary's gazette. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1863-1867, 1864-03-17
NOTICE or Dividend.

nu spri;s alton II William Waits. ain,inis-
~ iratvs II .l,mes l.. Crane, late Of Saitt
Marys c,s.,aav, DECEASED, it il nst..res! hy sha
Cpur,, that the .ad administrator nntiiy tie
Judgment creditors of ss,ii decea-..! u, fis
their claims against sad deceased. !, the Reg
lister If Wills office IL Saint Maf,'s ce,aLis,
on "r before the H., day OF May text. ior
and that this orler. be published
in the Saint M,ryis Gz<'ss once week In
each week, mil tl.e ,a,d bss day Of May mex, .
Tcst. J. L. NJ. KREEf.
Re.isier IL Eiiss
frSt. Mary's Cviaxy.
February 2sth. is64-td.
St. Mary's gazette. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1863-1867, 1864-03-17
90 81
more or less
And, hereby give ns,ise, that on
SATURD AY, the 10Th day OF
March next,

at Harrisburg. iu Charlotte Hall District, be-
tween the hours rf . and "'clml, I. M., |
"ill expo:e t" public auction til" ab"vr
described property, SD s"iz"'i and taken in
execution, To the highest bidder for cash. Also
to satisfy officers Cunts IN same
THOMAS a.. DAVIS.
Late sheriff.
February 25,h, lsGi-n.
St. Mary's gazette. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1863-1867, 1864-03-17
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

NOTICE Is Hereby gwen that the subscriber
~ has obtained from the Orphans '.aur, at
Saint Mary's county, in Maryland, .ett.-s of
administration, on the personal estate OF WIN.
NJ. Taylor, late Of said county, deceased. All
persons having claims against the said deceased
are hereby warned to exhibit the same, with the
prsner v"uchem thereof, 10 the subscriber on o..
before the luth Of Sert., 1864. otherwise they
nsay he exclud-d by law from ali benefit Of the
said estate. Given under my hand this 10Th
day Of March, 1854.
-jUHN W. FOWLER,
Administrator.
March 10Th, 1854.
St. Mary's gazette. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1863-1867, 1864-03-17
Or Me FIRST WEDNESDAY, being
the 9th dtry Of april asxs, egg

at which each pcrssw entitled to vote ut elec.
ti'us "f Delegates so the General Assembly
shaIi lie entitled TO sute with references 10 ti,,
question Of a Convention to frame a new
Constitution and Form oi Government, BY
expressing in writing. or NJ printed furin. s,a
the ballet hr may cast, the w"sds "Fcr -
CoaycG:in," or the words -Asainat Crn-
veu:ion.' AK tEe case may be: and in rasc any
hsuk hall.ss he cast at said election, the
same shall not I've counted. Ttrre will als.r
b- elected at me sa'ne time. three Delegates to
reprscn, st. Msil = cssn,:y in the said state
Convention.
the Polls will be open a. nine o'clock. *.
~, and he closed at ak o'clock, r. N.
- PHILIP H. CtRSEY,
Sheriff ofst. Mary< County.
March Sd, ls64--fe. .ssss H.
St. Mary's gazette. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1863-1867, 1864-03-17

NOTICE ~ HEREBY GIVEN. In pur-
~ ssance nj the Act ~ Assembly. passed
at the January Sessiou. Eighteen Hundred
and Sixty-F"ar. entitled, "a Bilf entitled an
Ac, to provide far taking tine sense OF the pea
Pile u,r,n tI,e call Of Convention To frame .
new C.,ns.iis ti"n and Form Of Government
for this State. t. prwi;le f.r the election of
Delegates to said %.nvcniinn. and the assem-
bling therc'f," THAT an election will I've held
at she usual places fr holding the Polls in
the several Election Districts of st. Mays
County,
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-09-01
Will They Tell Us?

viii any sfthe gentlemen Of the peace
persuasion OF this city all Of whom are
continually scrying up peace stcwcd
fried and in the half shell, please inform
va and the readers OF the Tribuae as to
the manner In which they expect TO re-
st,re peace TO the country You say
you want peace. So do we desire peace,
and believe that the only way to procure
II is 10 put down the rebellion by force
of srms. You ssy II can not be done In
that way, but we have searched in vain
through all the windy speeches Of your
y iders. long drawn out resolutions, aud
the fsshy editorials in the still more
Aishy Dsmoeratic newspapers, to sscer-
tain the way in which il can be done
Have you got way to make on homo able
peace which you prate so much about
II 80 can you not favor US with the
detsilsi What policy would you inangu
rate or measures sdopti n Doctor
KAoY or Hon. w. p, NoDLr wish to en-.
Tighten the "black Aholitionists" upon
the ways and means of the Democratic
party Tor restoring an honorable peace to
a distracted country, they eau have the
free use of the columns of the TRIBUNE
for that purpose and we hereby challenge
them to the contett.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-09-01
Shall we Lapse into Anarchy and
Merge into Despotism 2

Every patriot cannot help but feel to
bis hesr,'s core. that just at this time our
country, Gods best gin to these latter
Days. is in great need. she needs almost
everything from the hands and the
hearts OF her citizens, and II we mistake
not, Just at this time there 10 a disposition
to withdraw from her support. What are
men thinking about Or rather. are they
not becoming palsied 7 Are they not
refusing to think Shall we allow our.
selves in mere apathy aud ind ference TO
be crowded into fu,ur, gulf of the mos,
sbsolute and iesparing blaeknessl
In this great trial which engages US
We must either conquer or be conquered
we insist either ,hst this fair land b
self.governcd or be yielded over 10 the
away Of anarchy. There !. no middle
ground. The soil Of this land 10 not "a.
vorsbie to any middle course. The char.
sctsr Of the people will not submit to any,
thing known 80 strong goveI nment
There is no material here with which e
build up Constitu.ionsi monarchy O
the miidest type, sfuny sor, or description
We may have anarchy. and In time
through years Of suffering aud dire die
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-09-01
To Our Patrons.

Owing 10 the great ADVANCE In the
prices Of paper, ink, material and the
wages Of printers, and also the cost oI
living, NC are compelled to make anolh.
cr sdvance 10 the subscription TO ouI
paper. We nua, either do this OF
quit publishing II. II is re-
iuctsnt step with us but there 10 nc
alternative. We will not publish a pa
per without fair compensation for ou'
labor, and If the Union meu Of this cuun.
" DO not not see proper to stand by the
paper through thick and thin we shall be
content with their decision.
On and amer October ist, the subscrip.
tion TO the TRIBUNE i'll be
One yeur in advance, g. 80
>'AIfnot paid In advance, 800
All those who pay for their P"per
before that time willreceiyc Il at our
rates heretofore. vE. So 90. After
haf time those who are in arrears wiH
Be charged the nep rates vithout regard
10 tie subscription price at he time they
subscribed. Those who pay up previous
to that time will only be charged 90 90,
and those who do not win DO charged
our new rates withou, regard to fear or
favor. We hope our subscribers win
take particular notice Of these facts.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-09-01
Official War Bulletin,

WASHINGTON, Aug, a7--iO:9o A. NJ
General Dir;
On Thursday General Hancock, whC
was South of Reams' Station, was at,
tackled several times during the day, bu
rspulsed the enemy every time.
At $40 combined assault was made
on his center ard lett, which. sfler one
of the most desperate battles Of the war
resulted in the cnemy's Withdrawing
leaving their dead and wounded on the
fed.
Official details are given in dispatches
from Generals Grant, Mead and Han.
cock. We hold the Weldon railroad.
Ia dispatch dated 8 p. NJ, yesterday,
Gen. Grant says that their loss OF this
road seems blow the enemy can't stand.
| think | don't over state the enemy :
loss in the last two weeks at 10000 in
killed aud wounded. We lest heavily
but mostly in captured,
Grant also makes the follow ing re-
port;
On Thursday morning the eutmy
drove in Butler's line Of picket guards;
they soou rallied and drove the enemy
back and re-estsblished their line.
We lost one killed, i6 wounded, and
Ia missing. Two commanding officers
and 90 men were captured from the enc
my. lSignedl
&, NJ. STANTON.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-09-01
Edmund Kirke's Account of his
Visit to Richmond.

On tho outside of to.day's paper we
publish detailed account Of Edmund
Kirke's and Col. Jaquts, visit to Jefl
Davis for the purpose of opening the
way to negotiation for peace. II Is full
oi interest aud shows what kind OF a
pence JEFF Davis will have.
lie insists first Of all on independence" !"
lie wants to be "let alone" as he did
In the beginning. lf,ce viii only consent
to dissulution Of the Union. yield up oil
the territory he claims, then hu will con.
slider terms of "peace!"
All that interfercs with the exercise Of
the national authority In the South is the
rebel military force. This force is under
he contro, Of Davis, and those who think
and act Ms he does. So lopgss the rebe
armies sustain their power, no one can
doubt that they will persis, In their pre-.
sent determination. '..he only possible
mode of producing change is to over
power their urmios. When that IL done
we will have an opportunity Of reaching
tho deluded people of the South aud
giving them an opportunity of returning
to their duty. Free from the dcspotism
of military power, once assured that Il
could not again raise its head among
them, they would be glad Of peace as we
would be. so long as jeff retains power
the idea Of peace. except upon terms of
fnal separation, is evidently il'usory.
This dotai Of the interview with Dav 8,
perfectly explains the meaning OF tho
Coppcrhead cry Tor "peacc." They moan
JUS, wha, he means. They PROPOSE
doing exactly what Davis demsnds,-
Both he and they inss, upon an absolu.
ton OF the Union BY our consent as the
trs, step toward that they call "peoec"
The sole difference between the two Ia.
that Davis insols tina, such dissolution
shall be fnol. while the Copperhcads
profess to believe that, AFTER we have
consented to the separation the rebels
will, of theit own motion, return to the
bosom Of reconstructed Union! But
this is only d preieHss of the Copper.
heuds. They know il csnno, be so,--
They make Il simply to delude the peo'
pie of the north into the folly Of putting
them in power and thus enable them to
consummate their periidious designs.
The issue they are thus making up for
deci,io of,he putlie is broad aud plain
one. VIII the people consen, to the deS.
,ruclion ofthe Republic at the demand
of deliberate raiturs, or will they insist
upon maintaining il 10 the endl That is
the issue presented. Will we 90 on aud
secure all, or basely sacrifice all we have
Done aud agree our own eternal ruin
aud dshonor' There is no longer any
pretenee on the part Of tho Copperhesds
that they are in favor Of Sustaining the
Union. They insist on its dcstruc ton
frat, and hold out the absurd idea of
possible re.eonsi' ueiioa, as an induce
ment to support them. TAsy make this
issue. The people ate To decide il. How
they will decide it we think is plain
enough. The people Of tho North are
not yet slaves aud will not consent 10
be.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-09-01

trcss, we may W worked into plastic
aud submissive mses that shall be as clal
1 IN the hands Of the potter. But nop W,
are not ready for this thing. Are W.
willing TO he Hs grain on the door Of the
threshcri This last is the question. Dc
we want TO shin the scenes Of Virginia
aud Georgia. OF to the soil of Ohiol d.
We want TO do this with lines of separo.
ton running between counties. and towns
and farms. as they now run between the
great Free aud the Slave States. These
pictnrcs are po mere creations VI the fan
cy. Given selfisbpess, sothfulpcSs and
Indifference for cause, and you shall re-
ulise the effect; you shell realize II to the
very brim, and you shUll swallow both
scum and dregs.
Shall we be poltroonsi Shsll We
stand gosslpping ever the bones Of cur
patriot dcadf l. there no help for stnry.
ing Umonis,s In Southern prisonsl Shull
we drown cur land In blood, and throw
into tho whrli g cpuldron two thousand
millions Of public debI2 Shall we do oil
these thirgs, and worse for we contend
the aching tox pByinR siuews of this land
are not golng u be sutis6 d with cyphcrs,
--or shall we conquer freedom for our
selves and COR childrcni Shall we spread
Wholesome institutions over the breadth
&c the land, cancel lines Of d VISION, nad
prevent tho necessity Of standing armies !
When we have peace the South shall
make ". The wrong,iocrs shall begin TO
DO well. Those that made the war shall
sue Tor peace. Sall we allow oil that
is door to us to bc dragged in the dirt
our country despoied, our vonrrated In.
stihlions 10 be uccursed, and all for u
false aud degraded peace, a whipped aud
skuking, aud craven quiet, that shal
start again withou, warning into n cruel,
airocious but dn-totdly wnri Nj none
VI all this.
The very suRgestlon Of these by the
idle nnj stupid, and short sighted, is rails.
ing the finger Of Southern scorn. Al.
ready they aro pointing TO the Niagara
scheme; already they arc derding our
credit, iguoring our nun bers, calling the
ycomon of our land by contemplate
names, aud laughing ut our weakness
aud tu.callcd pluck
We said We might huve anarchy; It is
only little behind the seemingly desired
hut diohonorublc peace. When an able
people make par viihout soiuin9 The prob.
lem Of sdr. then may sensible men iidnd
apart in fear. When tho strong submit
u be crushed, then may credit submit to
bankruptcy. When credit submits to bank
rupicy, to reputation, then may the peo
pie submit To unreguloted oppression.
There can be no safety to the capital of
this country In a patch d mp pcuce-.in
divided Union. Then let both men nnd
capital come forward aud do their duty.
II they will co-operute, be prompt about
il, aud act with energy, we shall yet have
n stable government. prosperous times,
and united and happy people.