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Weapons in Demand at
the North.

SOSiSlS iid5 uSCoiiiS' ~ uEitoiothH@o Ah
many Of the larger cities at the North,
that it is considered uusafe togo on the
street after nightfull without having a
weapon Of defence This condition Of
affairs is aot wholly confined to cities,
but it may Le observed in rural. districts:
As a consequence, dealers in. firearms arc
doing thriving business and reaping q
q RICH pecuniary harvest. To-day Char
lesion is a;rodd city of law and order
compared will New York, Baltimore OF
even Boston. A gentlemen lately from
the latter city states that in small town
not over six miles distant from that place
gentlemen DO not think of leaving their
houses in the evening without taking the
precaution to place revolver beneath
shcir coats. This must be admitted to
be rather a,singular state Of society in the
sober. realms of Massachusetts, If the
icprrts we hear aie true, the phalanxes of
''instrEctors' Which have found their way
to the South within thc;past: few months
woald do well to retarn' home and de-.
vote their time to teaching their brethren
the first principles of morality and Chris
tianity. The moment an account reach
cs the North Of the arrest in Charleston
of some desperate negro, guilty of some
misdamcanor, a certain class Of people
Immediately feign intense horror at tue
dcp,aycd and dangerous condition Of af-
fairs said to be here existing.
"Despite tho multiplicity Of. crimes Of
various degrees which are daily commit
ted aal published in the journals Of the
North. they are considered by busy bod
les and Intermediates of thasA setton as
nothing in Importance ;-cenYparcd with
the simple arfess in Charleston ofan IN
ruly'and rotous negro. 1t was exten-
sively circulated in New York not later
than last week, that fearful riots were
our city, and Of hundreds poop4ewio had
friends anl~rciativcs in our midst were,
in ca-rpqnence of the reports, thrown
~.Ito wild state Of excitement, mingled
. with solicitude. So far as can be learns
ed, the report originated with the fact of
disturbance at negro danccIon which
occasion one white man was seriously
wounled. For tile information of.North-
ern sensationists we will here .st:Ns That
there is not moro quiet or peaceful city
than Charleston in the whole country.
Although some sections of the city are
dimly lighted, .or not lighted at all, the
citizens traverse them at all hours of the
night and are seldom molested. We do
not believe that the same can be said of
the. shariowy portions of large Northern
cities. The great demand for weapons
by respectable and influential individuals
carrie' with it its own commentary. We
cannot conceive of more uu pleasant
place Of residence than one, the local as
sociations of. which area SO peculiar as to
make 1t imperative that man should
continually have about him revolver
for self protection. - Charleston Gurier.
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A Good Thing From
= Andy. s..
The Albany, New York, K9ickerbock

The Albany, New York, kIickerbock;
efsays:.
Sam Tilden, the orator of Democracy,
has just returned from Washington
where he had an interview with Presi-
dent johnson. A good stroy is told of
Sam and the President. Everybody who
knows Sam Tilddn knows that he is an
intolerable bore. President johnson
knew that years ago. He therefore was
disposed to indulge him and let bin run
loose. Tilden commenced BY compli-
menting the President upon returning to
old Democratic doctrines in his recon
struction policy apd bringing back the
party to ,Jeffersonian landmarks. He
brancked of, celebrating on bis subject,
and illustrating it as only Sam Tilden
can. lie reminded the President that
this was a compromising world, and illus
trated this point BY calling his attention
to the fact that while tho peacock had
magnificent rainbow tail, the bird was
good for nothins ( to cat-that the ele>
plant was a colossal animal, but lacked
the speed Of the antelope. 49,
The President all the time sat biting
his lips, wondering what. the ID Tilden
was driving at. Tldcn-. continued -
"There too, Mr.. President. is the poor.
stupid oyster; what a sweet morsel to
rool under your tongue, but what ares
'pllsive object to look at" The Presi.
dent here interfered, and taking the
spectacles from hh nose. quaintly obseF
we'd; "That there was one thing TO be
said IN favor of the oyster, and that was
he kaeao s0hen to. shat up
Tilden dooked slightly>coufuscd, at the
President, left'the room, leaving him to
digest the OYSTER Tilden has now the
same opinion Of Piesipent Johnson that
The World had Of him last faIl-he is ..
"boorish tailor" who knows more about.
"a goose" than an oyster. -. =
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The Rothehilds.

An amusing adventure s%.related: as
having happened to the es.Bank Of Eur.
GLAND Wf.itL had otnmitte ted tlse2s great
xlIisrespeet; orrefnsing to discount Of
q: large am cunt drawn BY A6selm Rolh>.
child, of Frankfort. on Nathan kotlsclEld,'
cf5 Loldon. The bank had lla;ightily.
-rrsplioa ;athat they discountcds only Their
own bills. AND not those Of private per-:
sons But tlleyehud to do with one.
stronger thanithe bank. P'fiEate per-
,sonsf,'. exclaimed Nathan Rofbcfifd,:
when they repoitedzs.to= him the fact. !.
e Private persons! I win make these
sgeltlefieni see What sort Of. private per:
Sons We arstT' Three weeks afterwards
Nathan Rotl:ehild, who Trad employed
.he intersalin gathering all the five
pjonhd notes lie could prorIrein England
and Oh the; continent, presented: himself
atthe bank at the opc'!ing ofiztlle office:
Hc drew from his pocket huok 6fe
pound notc, and they naturally counted
out five sovercigns,f and asthe same time
looking quito astoniskcd that the Baron
Rotllseliild should have personally. trou-
-bled himself for srch a sstsiAe. The .Ba>
ron examined one .hyanhc5 the coins, and
put them into a little. canvas. bag tliel.
drawing out ahotl,or pote, atfiiird, q tenth,
a:laDdredth, lie neverspils fbe pieces of
gold intothe bug without cn.pulously
examining them, and, in, some. instances
trying them in the Ialanec. as lie said
'the law gave linn tie right to do"
The first pocket book bring elnrtied,
and tile first bag full, lie passed them to
his clerk,,and received secorlli,: end
thus continued til tllceloSey f,the bank:
Tic Baron bal. employed seven, llopfs:tN
change f21 900. But: ar ke Lad niile
c,npluyecs of his. own .;n,gage!l;: Sin IL!
SAME manncr, it reaslfcif thai Tie A;aise
|, of Rotlsclill. bad tfraWtfs Ell Q eeeasii
gold FROM the tSnk, ,,;a,.d >tliat$he5hast 81
occupied the teller, ll,at:no otlsefapsfssptts sptts
could. change a single note 81. $500
Everything .wl'frh F6ats .tltc stcnpsef
ecccntrici,y has always FlsaSed Ei.
glish.. :.gbcy- were, tllcrsfore, the tfiIisJ
day, very .mntlr amused attlid httfsIilqluf
Of Baron Rutltscl,iI,l- Eicy,,ssliastpar,,
laughed less when they saw Eih, sralifg
the:next day al. the opening of1Ils 6s,ss Il,
aahked by his.ni'e clerks, and:lE:s s.s llS,ssed
.tbis>t;mc by many .drays, dtstiica.to
carry away tlle, srorie. 1heye i;tugled
no longer, when the king Of bankers said
with ironic simplicity: =.
.:1'hcsc gentlemen refuse to ply my
| bills; have sworn not, to keep theirs,
AT tllpir leisure o6i!y zrotify them HAT
l. have enough to eEirloy them for. two
months !, -,
i..F"r two months! Eleven millions in
gold dawn fron,tl,e Bark Of England
Which they have never possessed The
bank took alarm. There was something
to be dong. The next n,ornin:ss notice
appeared in the. journals that hrnce forth
tho bark wou:d pay Ro:hschill,s bills
tile same rs their own. ..
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Insurance Policies.

See Iifsuranco advertisements in another cul$
umn. Mr.. W. D. MCDONALD isagont for the
".ome Insurance Company Of New York, "
the 'Germdnia.n Hanover" Niagara" and
,"Rcpublic"- Underwriters Agcncy--all of New
York city. Also, the ''Globc Mutual Life In.
surance Company Of New York" The success
attending the above companies for many years
is clever guarantee of their financial condition
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EaasoiwsionS s,stro.,ncnd by Capt.
w e. e"Ioass in fayer Of the
Camden Esranci: Of 'llae S. &:
ssailF<o;tsl During the EeceMt
Sessions Gsts,c Eea isln!ure.


Many clever. legislative cnactmen's have
been n:nlc during tic r. cent sessions Of tho
General Assembly Of South Carolina, most Of
" lich wer no doubt calculated 10 advance the
interests oftl.e respective local constituency OF
the member introducing tliesamc-otlcrs were
no Doubt presented eEsinating from pure and
un<ellish motives, having III, .yciw the recon-
struction of the government at large, but nc
havehcitller seen nor heard of anything Icing
prcsente and prosecuted with moro 3igor than
was.tLe following resolutions, in addition to
tllose Offered. at.the extra. session, by Capt W.
L. DEPAss: At the regular session OF the Leg
islatrre it would appear by reference 10 tie
Journals ortIc Honsc, that considerable de-
.batc and sharp. contest must bave eusued be-
tween tic delegation from Kersllaw and the
friends of the road. Ever u.indful Of the dear.
est and best interests fills Immediate constitll-
ency (though not forgetful OF tile State Mt largc)
Capt. DEPAss, from some Information received
not ola favorable character to tho interests of
the Camden Branch, was induced to offer the
first resolution, though well aware, no doubt,
that resolution could not restrain tho opera
ton of an act--but that the. attention of the
House might bc directed 10 tile action of tile
directors OF the road, wllo upon their own re-
sponsihIty, were destroying the Camden
Branch. This resolution was postponed for
I
consideration to the following day. AS the
session would adjourn in few days from the
time twas introduced. It was deemed necessary
in the opinion Of our delegation that immediate
action should be taken by the Lei gislature. to
protect the rights of those intcre!s,d in the
Camden Branch; therefore Capt. DEPAsst Of. 5lr
fered the second resolution, which, after
warm and spirited debate, was. considered i'm
.rnediutely:and agreed to. The report Of the
Judiciary Copmittee being unsatisfactory Capt.
DEPXss offered o third set Of Resolutions, which
caused, We learn, one Of tie most. interesting
debates Of the wboleisession; but the resolutions
were passed by a large majority, and sent to.
the, Senate for concurrence, where they were:
vigorously advocated by Gen.: KEnsHAw,g sand,
passed tho Senate, we are informed. una1ni>
;rhously. -, -
Capt LErSER was an. able coadjutQr,. in
pressing our claim: to the Camden Branch.
As constituency We nsel aar 10 detrimept in
Legislation, so long as represented by such
corps ofgentlemen as those comprising the
Kershaw delegation. x: - s.<.--
: The resolutions are printed, accompanied with
the action of the House prior to their passage,
and just as they appeared in tho journal of pro-
ceedings: :.
i. Mr.. DePass introduced the. following
resolutions which we're ordered for con-
sideration tomorrow, ...,
Resolusa, That the Act entitled can
Act to lend the credit Of tho State to SC.
cure certain bonds to BE issued by t6e
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TO Tisase: .ysiHem it, nlay Coai
.. 20, ccrn, -a

Persons arc warned against. carrying gG any
OF thc property Of the Railroad company in the
vcilrty of the Camden dcprt Charges lave
already been lrcfcrredneainst certain parties,
ani should they refuse to desist ON such ;yes;
pass the u;mcstpcaallias imposed by Law; WI y
be. enforced See Mr.. J. JOSEs' aIyellis.!Ne...t
in EnneiEcr- etuT!!T!, TF!H1U UTu'F or Mt. II.
T. PH,uE. tho General Superintendent Of tie
ro u. ...,.-
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TO Tax Payers.

py refer nee. TO advertisement It viii bescen
that llfe taxpayers of this town are allowed
pnt;l tho 1stsof February to pay their taxes for
1865; after which smc executions will be issned
and donblc tic original tax cxactcd Of them.
Our gcntlemauly and coultcous,tax collector,
Mr.. J. A. scnRocK, csn be f und at the drug
store of DR.. F. ZEMr, during business kpIfS.
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NfIitelr4sF AIminmnc.,.

Tbs indispensable appendage 70 every. = aeI sE
hold can beplrehased, BY making aptpelissasaa ny
qt,,hte rosrolice: Tits numb sof "a M!5g II H
exceeds, BY. far, any preceding ole SO ass g q
variety; Ind ugsfulness. Price, t#entsy \ as se
r cents. :, -: ~ -.
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CAMDEN, s. CT Friday TMoRNING INGssJANUARY 26; 1866
sontE Cafoliua [;si ssillosa Company, and.
orsothefs urpoeesS,' passed at the; prs;
session of this General Assembly, onght

nn,noees,', nassed sts TN, mrs,
session Of t6is GesSeraI s si Assembly. onpht
not Is 90 into :, operation opera until tie Pres
s .sident aRd Directors BIZ; e of: sthe. SAID Road
Shall fles With the g. Com ptFoIlcr, General, !
an apreeln ent to .relnild sapd Esrolay-the!!
Camden Branch sIu Of ia tlie said Xoad3 at the
5eafliest n1ossible titns z and The said
.ComptroiFIer. F G. GGsnefaisis 'RsiTssBT directed
to5Witbbcll the endorss,;alru st ssntsI directed to
he made bv linn on the boifidaE crowded
to blg issued under fbcsnid Act until such
ain ,s. agreement. shalf ii cnfeaI ed,into.
y ResoNets, .l,hat the; foregoing; s.yesoil.
ton "a bo sent TO- the: Senate fSf concuaa Sa
reliice:t rem e., y . = y - = 9
Mr. DcPassintroducad; the sfollowing
sdiately: :. -, -, 80 .:se
ResoloeI, That .it be referred Ito the
Committee On the Judiciary to ::iilquire
and report whether The South Eaf55lina
Raihoad Company have not :! forfeited
their cbarscf; III ii takipr up and destroying
.tae-Gamd.n I5ranciI 6fisaids Road .ss + &.
On motion ofMr. Waflsy;. TO lay:the
rcsolutionsop thc:table, the question be
iur put, Will the House agree 40 thereto? it
was decided in the negusiye.
The yeas and pays 1,S were. we raoIiested,
and arc hs follows: Yeas. 81: nays, 49,. /.
!. s., tI;e resolution was agreed TO.
Mr.. Craytop. from The Committee on
Claims made renorts on the reports Of
the Senate Committee: =
.Nr 1,amnheII., from tbe Committee on
the Judiciary, made a report
On the resolution oeinnouiry as to the
so,so;.,sa s ~ Ia.ol,a,..r II ibr. S6n,h
.Car,,;no Eo;lroad (,orin.,nv wL;ch,was
o"':,1D" ;aroi o ;n,,uol;.t,J,. ,',, ,,.s sgrsc,l
eo"s'ee'eu 'lA'i''u'A'''!' A"u "
: w: ~. n.,,, ,.ao,,,oe1 no :.t,llou;n :,
..1,:.i, - s.S.;.Iorn,l fn;o'
res"i"..TDs' .I ""'a "' so''''u.N m
'ueurl'S'5 ,t-l r. ,,.,'.yst H. eon,h
o. ~.
laro'ina hs'.,o'1 .l Goi1i;Any sI Ls as",; Ni
W . '''s u s"s so.,..I Ss *. rn;Is tEaro
4 nj
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The Weekly Record.

We are in receipt Of very neatly printed
weekly!papcr entitled the WEEKLY .REcoRD,s.
printedin Charleston, and edited by Mcssrs:
WooD & BlRp: Its devoted to Christion liter.
ature and a diffusion of General knowledge;
We place i, on our hst.of exchange, with plea:
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The Minister Of the Netherlands has
proposed to Secretary McCulloeh an ex-
change of complete sets Of the ;eoihs Of
bis country for those oft6e United States
and the Secretary has given orders 10 tile
director ofthe mint at Philadelphia, to
forward the required coins.
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Captain and. A. A. G.

A seport is current at Chicago that a
prominent rail road officer, understood
to be Hon. w. B.. Ogden, President of
the North @estefn Rail Read, who, had
invested largesums in the Nevada silver
mines, has received his FIRST .aiyidehd in.
the shape Of ton of silver, in. bars, vsl>
ued at S45, 900 to $50, ,eo0, based onsthb
present value Of greepbacks, ;.
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An -etlitorand biz; wife we're waking

An Ietlitorand biz wifi! we're walking
outin the bright moonlight one ovehihg+
Iike all editors wives, ahe WasEof anaeKs
ceedineB poetic nature, and said 10 Ref
mate, ."Notico that, ,Emoen how esln.,E Am,
and bright; and beautiful! "CbuHh.s
think Of 1osicins.it," :returnedshe edisSE.
"for anything less than the-usuaf rates-
q dollar and Fifty sents tottVelte Zine"
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J., T Observation-Disclosures. .
I2.tes for Advertising:

Rates for Advertising:
FOR one square-tsn lines or less-oNE
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insertion and ONE DOLLAR for EACH sub.
scqrent. -..- -.
OBITUARY NoneEs exceeding one, square
charged ut advertising rates ~ :,
Transient Advertisements &nd Jos Work
MI,.;r BE PAID FOR IN ADVV ANCE.
No deduction made, except 10 our regular
ad"r:tsi"e patrons.
81 ~ Terms of subscription for on, year
$500 iu advance; if not paid within three
months from the time OF subscribing; $500.
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New ORLEANS, December 25; 1867


Dear Picayunc, pray
That Oh this Christmas day
You'll accept this fine bottle Of whiskey; :.
For it's full Of :'tle soul' =:
Of "Kcntucsy orold, 80:
and willmakc Jon f;sl ''pluoky.a,d risky.
There's no medicine" hcrc-
No ''bittcrs".nor ''betr,"
There's nothing nut god honest dftnkingi
And twill make youl 'fc goods
Asall ii:e wliskcy shnuld. %:, ,t-. ~.
hnd Hyhtenyom heeri up to thinking ~: ~
Of hours t1ftt are past. i
That brought pleasures that last :.
Through ages Of TROUBLES aud sorrow. =:
And ifon this night. '...<,a "a -
You should so to bed 'tiglt" :
You'll not huyc the headache to>morroaY.
NJ. JEFF. THOMPSON.
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CAMDEN, FRIDAY FRI! l',.:; IAN: ssSl e:

=. Internal R ReYenHe: stamps vi
Persons desirous --of purcllasihg ;tsevsI9ee
Stamps can be accommodate calling NE
Store house Of Mr.. :WA- II. BllllNGs two dGers IA
:abosc the market. ;s.;. :s:;;sa
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Compieiion of riAie s0Rill garoA'
ua Raii-ro;Id 10 C0lHnbf1sS

BY the Columbia: PHOENIX We llearn~ that ths
South Carolina Railroad is finished thTougl 81
the city, ard that Though freight is beiEg :rre
cciycd OF that place for Charleston. We con-
gratulatc our neighbors on SO carly comple
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Briefs.

Another severe storm has occurred on
the coast.
Business is drivingin Texas. =. !:
Seven daily newspapers are printed IN:
Nashville. !;
: Brigham Young is said To- .have ls5'
The hotel insNadison charge s12 per.
day. -. = - !. = =, 49, :
Chill; is building two Monitors in Ems
gland. - "
Chicagocxpended Sc, 900 on build,
ings in 1865.
Norfolk is to have city railway:
Damascus is the Oldest city in the
world.
:. Spirtualis!s continue to bambug The
people Of New York.
Sscphcus, the head .Fcuian, escaped
from prison by means Of duplicate and
pass keys.
Gen. Robert E. Lee WAS in Richmond
on the 18th instant.
. An effort is being made to establish
free. schools.in Richmond. -.
= During the past year 5000 steamers
touched at Cairo pier.
Land in the vicinity of Norfolk sells
for $50 per acre.
In New York and Brooklyn there are
10000 rum shops.
The high price of cotton is stimulating
tie cultivation in the Southwest. >,
/. The Augusta papers speak Of crime: as
Lyiug on the increase in that city.
There arc NOW seventeen large steam.
crs plying between France and America.
A New Yorker has, contributed one
thousand dollars to tic relief of the
Richmond poor.
A half brother of General Forrest has
been sentenced to Le hung, BY a military
commission. -,
The government owns 100000
acres Of public lands in the soatl,:
! The Mvtlodis;s, by tlcif'aSSst i';ss;I st ceatcn.
airy collections this year., eS:Hcct to r Use
! 8 100000 ~ ..:.-.
. Cotton, it is said, can tn cultivated in
California at u cost Of five cents per
pound. ; -----------=-,==- -
Hall a ton of silver has Eccn receive a
from Idaho by a New York firm.
The sewing girls in Dublin cam about
seventy Eve Goats per week.
Major Edward A. Sherman, of Nevada,
says the silver mines of that State have
yielded S75,000,o00 worth Of silver
since they were first worked:
|: A man in georgia has sent $4,000 in;
Confederate currency to an editor i'll
Kansas, asking in return that his paper
be sent t., him for q month.
A fraud of 100000 on tile Internal
Revenue Department, by the issne Of
counterfeit scgar-box stamps, has been
brought 10 light.
g Twenty lighthouses, destroyed during
the war, have been re>establsled during
the past six months.
A lad in Canada, fourteen years Of age,
and working on a salcry Of four dollars a
month, was lately. married to- a sweet
miss Of twelve summers.
John Sliarll's daughter, who married
the rake Erlanger, las been obliged to
leave he, husband and return to het
fathers house. -
The negro population of Alexandria is
estimated ut s,Oo0j the village of Ar. .
lington, 1,2oO; Of Washington and
Georgetown about 10000. =
The express charges for transporting
.unstamped national bank notes and
bonds between Washington and New
York during the past year amounted to,
s2to,0oo.
London has now underground PENNY
trains all day long, Their advantage
over the old style Of 'locomotion lis that
they are six time quicker and six times
cheaper.
Gen: Sweeney states that several
months ago he opened a correspondence
with O'MaEoney .witha view Of having
Gen. Phil. Sheridan placed at the head
of the teuian army. sy.>F
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The losses Of Ithe New Yetk Hn 10.
suranec Company by ase 5 @auriag Batsst
were. s43, $4,000,
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general NJ. jeff. Thompson formerly
Of Missouri, and now located in New
Orleans as - commission merchanteSelt
the editor Of the Pitagune present IT u
bottle Of Bourbon whiskcy on Christmas
day. Accompanying the present were
the following lines:
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& TIE Two: losEFiios ;Hke
has been suppressed 6utls hare y3eIS
been re-csslblshedse as peSi; s 81 3 81
obedience Is tTess Iaas Rspfssanta atlSias5
will rSsu!t in-a.Laii nus s
lfhcsrelaiious If the Stairs 70 the Natiol,-3
al Union. = President loIlnson. =: s { I;
Have noil,ineto qaalify;; !notling to.
modify; nothing to rctrsct. In former
DAYS there was but one Kansas to. suffer
under illegal powcr..se Now there are el'.-,
zen EunsuMs suffering only as one suf-
sercd:, ,l,ercfvre, sir. as eleven urc mort;,.
Than. or,c, 81 is he enorn,ity Of the. press-.
rnt hHse l!slR TIN, eRoeaftt5.-= % ets!ths g.
days of Fianklia lHffcS- Sum-:
ncr on the P!c,ilcnt's policy . =! ~; ;',s
Dreaming thcnrists imssinc these
States. bave never been out Of the Uhion--
They must be governed as TerItories,srr
the Democrats aud tho SouthcrGers, Will,
at the very 6rst.clcction,. take possessioiu
Of the wIito house and the: bulls Of Con- !.
grcss.- ThaddeIs steacns,- : Republican
lesdgfSiu Cougress. 50 :