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TH0HA8 J. HOLTON,
EDITOE & PBOPRUTOR. .
TEEMS : 1 1 '
T , IWlh-Oarnlin. Whif will be a Horded tnaub-
.trilwri at TWO LMJLI.AKS in auvancej TWO
in iixarc an p nrrv cents 11 ppimb
j.nydfhrlrire month j and THREE DCI.I.Alio
t ii end of tli year. Nopaper will I dieeon.
tiBorJ untilall rrer.f r pli,rtcrpt at llic
,.,111 l tlx KdiUH.- . ...
Adrrliiai I inaarted at U11 Dollar per aqtiar
1 16 lienor ! "" sited tyP the 6ret inser.
t,n, and 55 cent for ch coiitinui,ee. oerl ad.,
.rrlxrinrnla an if Sheriff's Salea Hird 4 prr
nt. burlier "Vu'-lfn" r33J par eC will
, ui.de from lIufWKUlar ft icee, lor auneriHwreay
I,,. t.f. jMTIa.uint inaasrtfd rwinthly it
ii,irly, at 91 p' squar fof eH urn. Html.
,oBilily 7i oaiiu r KjaaraforaarbUma. j
irn' lina Kiidin( In tlnlr delli-m'nli
;u-l ni ll uuiiiU-jjif itiarftiuMa dcair-jd or!
.,,) 11 ka inacilcd uulil fulbui aoj cltargrd ac. I
ft.-nrJ.nil.
4 rP utmntrri r aulheriieo tu art ftnU.
T. H. BR EM & CO,,
WHOLESALE and RETAIL tEALERS
DRY GOODS,
II A lit A It 1 HATS X. HOV.$
Cll AHI,OTTX H, C.
January, 1658. 4Tlf
TATTSRSALL.
Livery and Sale Stables.
fyiiK tubaeriber iufonna tht public gener
1 allj, tbt lie bin purcliawd (be large 8u.
blra rrf rly uwncd by C. Wllliini'on, cwie iijnara
eat ol Kvrr'a ilatvl, near tlx Jail, ami ha added
(u aiul refilled tin in in a auuenur nin.nrr, lor 1 1
par ye of owning in rimrlollr a livery nd Sat
ill, in aumpiatc order Ar tlw i couiino4iilion
of Hie pubhr.
Mia obierl ia to make Ilia ratiblinhmrnt what it
VIE firm of lilt KM & 8TEM.E lliiada ' P'awa m be real l.ir and Snl Mal.lr, tnH
(.. imtii,; gnoa nuraca k oinpoae i, will nnd
il In llirir inli rrI aarlmpa to call. i
lla leb Bda Iv arep llorara aid Carriaeca for the
BKLT8X RRLTS!: BELTS I!!
Fi-vim I lie liptloii llfll roinpuny,
At Mamuf actum 1' I'rictt 1
CASH FKICESI
ineli.'. 12 ecu. par foot.
l .14 -
5 " 17 '
4 " S3 '
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6 v ..31 ,
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ja - 73 -
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Dissolution.
i 1 dmnWrd br mutual coaarnt. AH pcrai.
ire iixM.uvl W aa.riibcr b Mole or Arrount,
(jlraM call at laa raaiina ialOra uc mtioe,
i.d iU w lib A. ( , rutin.
T. II. BKKM.
A.C. STtKLK.
a. 1. IW8. lf
New Firm.
S AVING parcl.aaed A. I . Sterlc'a inlr'l ir.
STOCK OF GOODS
IT REAM LESS BELTS manufactured1 to order
at ilwfl untie
COAAf.CTi
or ateaw preaaurr. mrUtrrd ilirict frwm tin A(aa.
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AK80
P.C KI.HU of all uc.cript
, SPEECUOP
HON, JOHN A. GILMER,
' OF NORTH CAROLINA.
LToCSt Of Blf BXsKNTATl Via, M.rcb 30, '58.
On the Senate Bill with the Lecompton Con
$titution and the Gteen-fvgk. Amend
ment. - ,
Mr. CLnirmin, I Lave been in attentive
liatener to the rgumrota ou thw Lecompton
question for tbreo Uiootbi. Wbilat foiuu of
the free State, an increasing spirit of litter
bostiiity to tbo South and her institutions.
But let U8 like atatexuien, be calni, briefly
trace the history of tbia tbiug, and inquire
why it ia. Tbougb by the cenaua, tbe actual
figures bow tbat the natural increase of
population in tbe tlarn States has been equal
to tbe natural native increase of the free
Statea, yet tbe free States have excelled us
in the settlement of ner Territories aud
raising up new States.
Tn ilia first r.l.o t
the .peecbesba.e been calm rtid consider-j Stateg be been, and now are, tbe advo
ate, I ferl eoostrainea) to ay fbat. l far. r r. .j J: .
t tbe larcer number bae brn vLi'cnt mil . i . ic. l ' j .1 .i? , .1.
CI'l? "?.Sijl tren-clj actional, tending directly ,0 jerat 0.r o Ul
. me rci-peca wuicu iuo iionn ana toe POUta
I should bate for each other, and 'which ia
at 6$ cent M"el"'"' t0 tbe afety of tbe Union hsclf.
1 1 have beard and read speeches delivered
j both in this House and the otber end of this
Capitol, bj gentlemen from tbe Norths nd
South, the true spirit and meaning of vrieb
, is dit union. '
per pound.
Fc. 16, !!.
BOONE & CO.
iOtf
-J-'m.IaVI.Jta .
Itrrp your I'iauos in Tunc.
True, most, if not all. profess to love tbe
' Union aud the Constitution. Their speeches
industry in the old States, in regulating and
raising revenue, and do more than enough
to defray tbo expenses of the Government
economically administered.
To ihi policy we bave made in substance,
successful opposition thereby in a good de
gree cutting off much of tbe inducement,
tbat would bave retained the industrious
aud energetic population in the old Stutes,
woo, in consequence, have moved to tbe 1 or
that were the only question here, it might
bave been settled ailiiiu twenty-tour hours
alter this debate commenced. If tbat were
tbe only question, 1 taVe it that all our
Amefiean friends would vote for it, every
man from the South would vote for it, and
lam inelived to thiuk tbat the Free Soil
wing of the Pemoeracy these Buffalo-platform
men eould be got to vote for it, with
a Oreea amendment. J battel my opinion.
?ery little thing oaly a few lines. There
i not uiucb of it, but I tell you I never read
it over but it reminds me very much of tha
boy who-vias scolded for u t msikiug tbe
potatoe hiil ou a wt moriiin; large enough.
" Well dad," said he, "it ias fact tbat they
ara sy.aH, but I tell you they bave got a
darned sL'iit of dirt in them. ' Laughter J
Sir, if tLis is a pill gilded over to maka
it acceptiible to some Green men, Southern
'WE eitisens of Charlotte and aurroondinp re filled with expression of high vene'ra-1 ritories, there settled, made new aud free
JL ctiuiilra are arain reminded tbat theaubaeri. tioo for the Constitution of Our fatberg. I States, and Uriuni nrnJnnf instvsil nf
ber 1. prepared at all tinira tu repair and luoe Pi- Tbev induh'e in natrintin utrnliv. Tl,.... : cnmnmnri nt in ...i 1. .,,;...
aetmni..l.iwnol llircilii.aa.iierallyi and an . . l'' '" addresses are robed in the most beautiful Tn .!, ,A ..;..,( c... I,
K'I.l.iSu b.;limenu)overnowingwithpr0fe,Sion!a,jerD politicians have uniformly favored the
niaberi'w-l.rnri'.irrd. modern impiovenienU attacied i bot he ia prepar. assurances most imposing. 1 be epiiit of ! policy of inviting, alluring, persuading, and
iriiunviDii -.11 -J .' i... B..1.1.. :'d toaiy that an old instrument which will iua. tluuninn i'a however, tlm ram Tt tiro. !;.. r... 1.:.: : ... i .1.'
and a. awret a tone, a. tt.. ..m. .n.lr'un.e.ittve; Se,lted' "d V Dd handling .ecured 1 MDs of the States, but tbe whole world, to
did when new.
But, Mr. Chairman, is tbat the question V men ought to be ashamed of it. I kn
Ou what has this debate arisen ? On the tbat this peculiar policy u practiced iu our
rpeoial message ef the President. loes he ; littla electioneering scuftltM in our country,
say tbut whether there shall be any more and I suppoi-e every wbcre c!.-r, Lut I never
Blave States is tbe question! No sir-, that tuppoed 11 ought to obtain in the Congress
incasage, as I understand it, meats these ; ef our nation. Unce wheu I charged a frivml
two things and it means nothing more and of mine with buying said some foolish things
nothing less to the South, " come iu L- j in a r-teech which he bad made and told
compton," and to Northern gentlemen, " it; him that I thought he had Lart oar CMsf,
is the surest and readiest way, and tbe only he (-aid : "Ah, 'H!air v,u do not koov
certain way, in wuicb jou can conu-cute the tuiks as well as I tin. A great many
Southern property and get clear of negroes
in Kansas." I bave listened to geiitieiiifii
here professing creat regard for the interests
of the South, and, wbilat all of tln ni have
beeu e'nquent on the first part of the picture,
tbey bave all, save and except a petilleuiau
I from the chivalrous State of South Carolina,
passed over that portion as tenderly as
sucking doves. Laughter 1 will tsni
from the President's message, in order, (bat
there may be no mistake about it :
f!rnn 4 tlr.l-. and eaenHataat arith me J. A.
i, J-. and T. Itr'itar-ra AuiiM'U, the
nerraftrr be e.Hidaeud ui.Oer Ilia
in -I T II. Ilr. ai A. t o. M c.ll Ilia attention
ii,r f.uuiie to our ricueli.aa w haa reduced
,.iuii( 1 iuiw.a (!.
T. II. llKEM.
1. Ifl. 44tf
Teas! Teas!!
I aceiHi,uiadatiBa. baaiiig prepared Ur tlariu good
j y.rua, i.rki and trooylia, anil an al unuant aup.
aril prniender reai lor tdeir nae, as well as a
jilt-nliful aupi'ly of water.
j 11 UOR.SE.H brpi by the montli or otlierwiar.
I Ilia charge will a aeonmiiiodalinf , and be
1 hopes by strict attention la the wialiea ol I lie com.
mohity I., nitrit and nrmr a liUr-l al,.re of tl,e
1 public patrnnaf.
HOJJKItT; RABK, I roprittor..
L. J. UAWLLY, A tent. '
Chmiluttt. (hi. 90, !ei7. 44tf
II alao lalenda keepinf constantly on band,
XKW PIANOS
from the moat celebrated nianui'aetuier in the I'
niled State, which will be old at inanfucturer'a
prieea with freight added.
people .are like a iirs.t of voung birds ; if
you tap the aide of the tree, they'll open,
their Kiouths and swailoif the worm."
Laughter. .Srjtbcrn mcu supprxed th.it
e not something by the Dred Scott deei.-ion.
I fcr cne, as a Souihurn man, thought we
bad obtained soii: ;Li Dl' ; I thought that we
bad got upou safe ground ; that we had
perfect rqualiiy in the territories ; tbat we
i.ould go there with our institutions and our
property, and le just as safe there ai thu
men who go there from any other siction
with any other species of property. B it if
thin h the iiicaiiin.', if this ia thu result of
the Ired Scott decision, then those of us
ho 1; into the Territories ttitL our slavo
j Variety Store.
j Fresh Confcc tionaries, Fruit?,
flHK aubseriber rfaeiioliy in for n. a the cili
HVt ASKTMK?T OF Orttm TKA win olThrlntie and aurrnoiirlinf enBiiir,
A
Iu. r'amiiy oa. ewaitinr ef tlyan, Vovaf iua ow baud and 1 cvnalanuy recaivmg
., i.xpaeial, t.ai.aWr, t !iaw I', real rut, from Nw Vora,
4 iu.u, oiUr a.nct,r.. lor t at I floTr, rs 1 ! r-Cr, Pnu'lfl
FA.M.V li It VC Kit IKS, CI GA US
I TO It. 4 C 'CO. NNUl'F. TdVSi
I Minimi li,a.lri.iiir.t)a,
rmi; jicuh iMiiiiii noitisijs,
t elu la d a, M IIImw Uhbii, .
Cbutia, M ui k-lin4-,aV IiltU tiifc-e
of cij sriey.
J. 1. TALMKH.
. IS. I'7. if
T . Ilatlet; trrrtttt llie arraieea of a fret rate
Bacr, 1 am ,. .ie ui lurtuali auperio, CAMM
at atiofi ai'liie.
IInisr-! Ilorara!
An ItifuuiUt TietJy for HOUSES!
ON the rreript of One Dollar. I will mail lo
any pvrana, a reeeiot nf a remedy l.r lluia-
a htl- autjertetf (rum lk.tta it Oroba. I bit rr
mady b.a never been known to fail in tl aarat
caaea to five immediate relief. Ever aiau at.o
b.s a horae ahoufd alwaya have line rrenpt by
Iheni. The inaterial. of which the nieUu-ine ia
.uiHHird can be preured by any erra.111 at ait
n.ea. If line remedy t.ila m hrn ai.en a 1 til
ct, the utonev will te feriniled. Adortae n,a at
Oirrnaboio. Uuiihrd m . N. t.
JU11N W. BAKEB.
ftft. 15, te;7. irati
Country Merchants
A RR reapeelfoiiy lli.ited to Call and rlaBHln
;1 nor whiHeaale prtece of timet MM tr'S and
Mt-M; IN pat up in any altle lo ard.r.b
l'lUTClIAHl),
tipgt0t mt.J Aptptkremry,
Irwin's
JL M. I'lUTCHAUD'S
t mmilf Ihug iitmt, 1
fcf' Hem ova I.
I1IIC mUcriUr infufim hie frirnda and the
l-uhlie (merrily, that he hit ramnaed hu
n,i n I ha ;d eland of .Mwe A. ByeHy, onrlrf
8. Hillianai' Sluir, T'ana almt. w ba h
. r.rvd U aiwed ta U r--ea l I" Uoe. it
a al.il a 0w ar (Klra ou band aweh aa
Aden Cook, Golden Star, Planter'! and
Premium
COOK N'IVI'S
. 1 vari'te of
I'AKLOi: STOV1.S.
o. 'aj aaa-.r lii.rnt of
Tn. m! II mI li - arr, at.
! of al ich I wiJ atli cbtsp for ("AMI o, Couo
Pu;acc,
D. II. BTERLT.
all. lb. . 45lf
00 HDWAIU).;;
" As a question of expediency, after tbe
rit'ht has been maintained, it may be wise
a-you wouiu iu in a casac.ui ueauuiu move and se.ttlt in our ierntones. Home- to re Beet upon the benetils to rvausas ana
flowers. Tbe a'ttin is evidently to iufuse (steads, by way of pre-emptions, in the Ter- the rvb jle country which would result from
the poisonous spirit of disuniou Buere.or ritories. are offered to all tbe world. The its immediate admission into the Union, as
tl, there could te no rtcrpiion, were proper language of the whole policy is in substance, well as the disasters which may follow us 1 property, lave to run two cbauct s !ir.-t,
lulttt attached. Proiessious of patriotism ; come ye all tbe Earth, and settle iu our rejection. Domestic peace will be the happy i that ihe people may exclude us when they
are uttered in loud and ,Vqueut tones, for; lerritories here you can become citizens, consequence of iu admission ; and tbat tine I come ti form their constitution, and if they
etritory, wuieu has hithei'lo neeti torn ny , uu uu-. run us um ji 1.1-1, um u hiu-ucht
issrnsious. will rapidly increase iu ponula- !tbe nmjority rf tbo pimple desire it, they
eond rtanef ln.tr umrni. to aetl or to rent '. '''l"K"" "B'" 1 .v . .u uoiu omce , lue result 01 wuien non ana wesicn, ana speeuuy irm me 1 --j -no- "
Any perann ha.ieeold inairamrn'a and are He. fenel, there are gentlemen on tins tloor, Has been to run from the old States, (alavc blessings and the comlorts which ioilow 111 1 1 me aoeirine .upon into me ouum is t
airtKia.of aelliar Intnl. may o well is hava thew who, while they oppose the admission of ; and free) into tbe Territories, much of their i tbe train of agricultural and mechanical in- , stand this is the doctrine, mark you, iiieh
iJ'Old Piano iroeived i part pay for new ones, peace and harmony, whilst the evident drift j and without waiting to be naturalized, ac-j Te
cording m their vaju.. 1 to exasperate and make wider tiie breach. : cotding to the laws of the Union, you cau I d is
xn Kansas with the l.eeoniptoo tonsutution, ' population, and particularly that portion, I dustry. The people will then te sovereign, --iai.ania ami other Mntes are t j go out ct
1111, opt'iraTvVrleeClTinaIl" iV U" M""c1 ,do tetUj desire the bill to pass-for tbe sake . though young, industrious, aud worthy, who and can regulate their own affairs in their j the Union on. if they cannot get. It i- not
' ' " ASaVkOHGE cc'r,a'D couaequenccs, disastroos to the ' bave, or tske bet little interest in the insti- own way. If a majority of them desire to : from any objection t Kansas that I, as a
Chmrlou Jmm 19 less Ki. ' peace and harmony of tbe country, which tutions f tbe South, and besides, we fiud ! abolish domestic slavery within the State, South. -ru nin, oppose her adu.i ion. I
tbey expect to grow out of it. i growiog out of this, that hundreds of thou- : there is no other possible mode by which j would be pleased that we could fairly and
leather! l.ratur! I.tather!.', u h othtr Land, I fear that among aanda of foreigners are flocking to us every j this can be eUected so, peeany as ny prompt p-perij get siaier; permaneiiii) iu i
II. n, I've V Sul Leather
t.ood rtaniajred Hole Leather..
Beat M hue Oak
fair
.20 "
.35
Harness and Upper Leatjicr,
French end American (lf Pkina, Kip Skin.
Linirif; n fti,.diri Skin, Deer Miu lor lacmj
Dell and plantation ne.
BOOSE A CO.
. 16, 1658. - SOtf
The will of the majority is su-; B 1 olj. ct to thU doctrine, that
a us as.
e can
'iitlinr entlnin .1.,'. Tear th at forei rn nan ners ar b V t housaDds ; ad mission
.. .2.1 cent. ,i,.. 't. .- . . i ! .nil il,.,,.. J. 1..;.. ,.i ihnrN ' nreme nnd irresistible wheL exDressed iu an ! be protected ill our property while in part
i "iw euiue, whosb regret is, toat .l . --------- r . . . . . .- .
Lecompton Constitutioo and the mr.aer ef In f, I ud from the best official state- orderly aud lawful manner. Tbey can make : nership. during the Jerntonal stale, bo
aecunug its presentation here, Here not more nients, that the number ot foreign emigrants ana unmaae coimututious a f.ieasuic.
odious to the people of Kausaa aud the free bat came to this country from June the 1st, fould be absurd to say tbat they can uu-; a ta'.e every
Slates, so tbat their ultimate object -jight 1?5, to December 31st, 1951, was five bun-! pose fetters upon their own power which ; iD-tantly liab.o
be tbe aooocr secured by a bloody coiiflirt d fifty eigbt thousand -for the year i they cbutiot afterwards remove. If they to have his pro.
.lnl, 1,-vt. I n. n l,,M
trms on tbe piains icftn, three hundred ano seventy nve tboa- i couia oo tins, mcy imm ut men u-u ..... ; -
of failure ia this s.md for tbe year 153, three hundred aud for a hundred as well as lor ten yetia. , erc, iiioiunner moi.tn. an uay auer uay,
shall eer- sixty-eight thousand for t be year 1954, : These are fundamentll principles ot Amen j ma. every southern man nmt stanu upon,
: r ii nrl. .! ., Th- in ilm K.ast can freedom, and are reiofuized, I believe, otherwise he is an A riohu or.lst and ojposjd
A N A tv A V fiomn. ft.
ft. trra, in Liberty eo , (
rr...) alia ii
boat the
Irtof Aajual, lM, a sro .iiaa
) l.l'll la 1 I Tl.
lla i black and nf nied.um 23 r
H jr.re old, .l laiaey by Mr. Silii,p,
l.,i,r,.in tnejnl. and ld KM 11 W, P. Br.
....! I, no.il noti,.iy, kriry, Ir-ieV, Itinuk
j c Hrn I,,.,, .U.ut Cb.ritiUi or W, I'. Ily.
" ui I.. n.,. ' uuiy,n' William rsnipp'a, uf
in r unlv. a He Ih V s relti.,n. ai all
l. ,,.,,. I iM pay 'f H'O III IIIKIh
HI. I. 4 II ft fear bia aasfjkrnaiaaa aaMl aeUtery
1 i tun IU ja.l, v Uas! l"i art him.
I D. W. OUJl-
' ij, i7. San
I Try It! Try It!
I r.MUiUCeacraf ;! Latr.cl of HU
II In jc.t nipuinna iii ll wurlii f, the claas
ef ..rj... ii prnraixtta irnt. Ty it.
il .r a. I. .1
PKICHAUDS DhUG IKXvSK.
lauiltrwr.
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1R. IlOltr. tbe ,tm f, tl,. K.k.1,,
J nia let, , few Anrnea at V.J. IA)W HltTti
a"A IIIHS.
Milan,.,..
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Feraun dcvriaf piaa will
IJlf
I
4.a
iHe-StulIs, -Dye-Stufls!
IIK wy Wat tn th elaa nf at Iteba. enn.
aialinj )u paitol aViluth.a nf l in. Eltraet
, eeuiuraj, .ai ,u.i, c, Bi.y a pur.
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.1
Tulh nnd t'.uv A i
1ST rtctiatdat
vmiriiRDS.
Tilt: MVI'.K
1 A' V Id ORATOR!
rt;eaiiti n l a roKn.
I om pound I'd rnlirrly from (.rMS,
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's "hir li ,, a nil tor VASH lower
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II. M. PR ITCH AUD,
kirtl, tnd ItHaU ihai,',, ,
- lwriaa i oxea.
Vi!K.itioii Powders !
'"WI.i.h ial utlaan Interealefl la I'PIK'k",
' iiied that tliaa prapvrattim r an.
iaa, la ieal,h.ivt,,j in,,, du e lo lloraca,
'. Jd all kind a f Ht.rk, 1 r a.le at
PRirCIIABDis
It ktl,fU tnd Uetmil IHwg War.
lawii't oasr.
j
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IV a 'at aianlily..!
V 1 Ki ll HaIUj'S Di;LU STOHb.
jKMtitisON A IaK.l7Ta.Ga'
J iMsoiTr.icy .
Linens, Hosiery, ErabreWetlei,
1 &c,
-v' fJI MKKTIXO STKEET, '
oi i oht rie utiM itnit,
.iiai;u..-io.v, P. c, . '
1' RKNls. MtUtMAli iLKIIilVa
NEW FIRM.
fVXlIB ttnaereif ni havinf enierrd into t op.rt.
JL narahip fir i!me pur r,ae of carry in m th
Confectionary, Bakery, Fruit,
AND
ReUil Grocery Business,
Br( leave to call the allenliru, uf the eilmna of
Cliarbiit and aurrounrfine cnuntrv to their New
.-ia l. non i ran nireri, n tw.-en Hrem'e and Krank
eataall'a, at S,wat t D.,niel'a nld Stand, where
lliey would be pleaeii to arc all their Iricnua any
acquyinlaaets.
MOODY & N1SRET.
Fthnmry 2, 1858. 4-J-t,
II. B. Williams & Co,,
Dii.iLi.its at tn:o M.t;ii:s,
vmoi.i:vm: mid ii:t aii..
1 1 aaf 4 "" "Ceivinf a lrpe atotk
f ,rA.'M and will have weekly addition.
JXlLI beir aalea may require. They
will sell to the whoUeale trade ct
a am!! commtaeiou.
Our 7Vima.rr C.I.Vr CO LIMY PRODUCE.
W occupy I lie aa el I kanwb stand recently oc
cupied fv T. M. Farrow.
t ruiiliFKd attended to promptly and aa low
a if prevent.
II. B. WILLIAMS A CO.,
TiaeV Ultttt, 3 ioer ram tht Wttt t'erner.
Ciilutu,JH.'lC, I Bis. 47lf
ot
th iiiotiient we become ar. iLcornoration
State every man that ovrn loint stock is
by coii.-titutif.nal provision
property cotin-cateil. Ami Uns
of Northern and Southern i
of Kansas, and, in ease i
sucb bitter sectional excitement
I riftlliin.l I.-r a...... j ..Iminl.h.n ,h. r.,.,..V., ., T.nt the n some form or other, bv CTerv State con- to me interest or u.c aouiu .
! aa a purely aeetiooal party, a?i.t a similar prediction tbat between the years 13"i0 and ' StitutioD ; and if Congress, iu the aOt of ad-1 jj,. (,13;n.1 rli ;. ,-iuestIon which
luaiou ol all partiea in tbe slave estates, by mere will nave coiui to this country mission, suouia ibinK proper to recugi ua3 agitated the cjuutry for the last fou
which disunion is made certain iu tiie end. foreigners enough to place in each of twenty them, I ran perceive no objection to such a vebr? T It is one that has takn up the eu-
The.e t perches I will not particularize. w States more population than is now in course. This has been done emphatically j;ru 8'fenii in of Congress. We bave bn-n
Tbey bave unfortunately gone forth to tbe the Territory of Kansas. These foreigners in the constitution of Kansas. Il declares ' guriug about it until, 1 believe, hut only
couitry those of the North to be n ad in Make their way maiuly to the Territories, in the bill of rights that " all political power , !ue country but the i ' jverumcnt itself is up-
tbe South, that they there may have samples or crowd into tbe free States, occasioning is inherent in the people, and all free gov- ; on tJL. vcr,tf 0( tankrup:cv. This q ie.,tio:
of bow Northern people bate aud despise increased emigration from them. eminent are founded on their authority, 1 eoluuJ..LC, Bjtu two I'lic.-s one tjt tha
Southern men j and those of the South to These facts being undeniable, I submit, instituted for their bemht, and there- j free-Soil democrats, of the North, and ont
1 1 '' .''' Iii-iiin .'
fllf K Uiriirilynfihirtirleovr "nj SU reh
M Tapioca, Sago, eVc, a an article of diet for
inralida and cAiid,, i unquestioned by the mc.
die! faculty. Full aupplv at
PIUTC1IARDS
'emuy Ih c Store.
.Vv ij. I(.',7. ' 9tf
be read iu the North, that tbey may kuow bow important it is for our Southern politi
how tbey are scorned and detested ty the cians to turn their attention to them. While
citizen, of tbe South. ; tbe people of the North were willing to dis-
Tlie Hi-si.,,, nd anrnu.i r.f Vnil. .wlo. Perjit with aod check this immense imiui-
it ia to be feared, are the same to aronte. pratioo among them, for reasous of a social great State of New York is at this moment
drill, aud prepare for strife the minds of a character, to diminish their taxes, prosecu- governed under a constitution .rained and
rrit r,n,,U .a. ,..,- ;.. v..:..i., tioos. and the inmates of their noor houses, established in direct opposition to the mo le
fore tbeyyiave at all times an ma'.ienatue j for tDe f;oub . auj ,iie . iJentiejl d.-ul.ie
and indeafesible richt to alter, reform, or t f. ;,, ;,. .i. i.::i -..!! .,n .v.. i'....
abolish their form of government iu such ,jttte only for a momeut, while I refer them.
DiaDner as they may think prope
Tbe
I to some history of it. We bad our troubles
some years ao, growiug out of the diseus
siou of the cjiiiproiui.se measures. Iu Jan
uary, l-ol, the venerable lather of the
land, Wbi,'s and Democrats, gathered to
gether, wish Henry t'iay at their bead, and
drew up a pledge to the ccuutry tuat from
auJ after that day their iudueuce would be
exerted against i very :uau for office, State
or Federal, alio would refuse to stand ujiou
the plaifonn of the adjustment measures of
1 ? Ol'. The people tallied lo that standard.
The Democratic Convention, met in Balti
more, in l'sj'.! ; the Whig Convention met at
tiie same place, ami they both bowed don
at the same altar of peace up ou this jfita
tiug q jestiuii. Tbey re affirmed iu sub-tauco
nbat .Mr. Fillmore said ill December, laol.
that this comiiroinise of 1 OJ should be a ti-
up our lovely fielda and parden made tbe ua od swallow up our influence in tbe ,oat slavery exisis in ianns Ly vinuie m , ,ia,itVl and tucre sliouid be uo in to aita-
foraciiiff croundaof rihaLlrn,. r.Mirvall National Couucil. The arcumeut has been tne Lonstitution oi me i. uueu . ; u
jjit.i ituNC, una uappy, witu origpi pros- 1 - . .
pecw lor the future, and who, by their united jail 0li penitentiaries, 1 respectfully ask, prescribed by tha previous constitution.
euergica in advancing the iudustria, and by "Ould not the South, to a man, for If- therefore, the provision changing the
literary interests of the whole countrv are reasons a well understood as expressed, Kansas constitution afier the year 1-01,
doing much more for the true harpiue-s aud "ve joinea in this great movement : and it "i" 3iuii,iy u -u. .
prosperity of os all " the first movements and orcauizatious prohibition to make a change previous to
Without intending to le offensive or per-'-"? ru!e were adopted too etiiet or atria- , tb.l rf riod.tbis prohibition would he wholly
V. . :....4 i ...... rent to be crenen.l'v ei,forf.,d or too sever ' irtsvai.ing. 1 be Legislature already elected
not the mar, who can look on our country oo the honest immigrant, to have given their may, at us very first session, submit the
. itu, and with eon.po.ure anticipate its potent aid and influence in modifying the question to a vote of the people whether
couditioo when .cvcActTand divided The to have carried most useful re- j tbey will or will not have a convention to
man bo can contemplate that terrxile day taita 10 our bdovod South T JSut it has been aiueuu iuen luiismuuuu, - .v, .
when, be reason nf ..Lll ... l.-.,.i;f.,l their pleasure to pursue a different cour.e. 1 cessary means for gi.iog effect to tbe fopu-
and growing cities, to ,na, and' villages, shall uJ the results thereof have, in no small 1" will
ba consiimed h. fi,,.., m.r,.rr.!ri. decree, contributed to tbo embarrassinc cir- 1 " It has been solemnly adjudged, by the
razed to tbe ground oar commerce broken cumstances that now seem to gather around . judicial tribunal known to our laws.
auu csrurni niauc iuo -r , . - . . , , , - , - . , -
.. ,, . N'.tmn.l Cninipll TL. .rm,in.i. k L.n the Constitution of the I uited t ! it es. Kau-
loaiurous soiaierv an - , , ... ,
ad commuuicatmu cut " Setlle and populate the Territories," for- w therefore, at this moment c runch a
mrl ran.il is... .- He. Betting the fact that in the last seveuty-five tat! eorgia or South laro!ma.
international trade a
.-T all mKniala.l ..at f....:i . A... PClt
troyed-ourwn. dragged from their homes i rs our population has increased from Without this, the equality of the sovereign
amid the sigh, and tears of affeet ouate three to some twenty-seven millions ru'we. States composing the I nion wouid be viola
motbers and sister In th. ISlnnJ. fi.i.l nf fold and if tbe same ratio of increase shall ;ted, and the us and enjoytnei.t of a lerri-
ci.il strife; and all thia growinc out of a obtain for the next seventy-five years, the ; tory acquired br conunou treasure of a,l
question as to how, when, or in what man- rewlt will be nine times twenty-seven mil- the States, would be closed . gainst tbe peo
oer, 40,1100 people ONLY, in Kansas, shall Hons showing bow important these Terri- the property of nearly ha., the mem-
e-ttU f.ie (l,nm.U. al,.,;. - Jn.'....in tories mi? be fsold at reasonable prices . bers of tbe confederacy."
affairs or iiiher, b" they shall iMtiest Pa'J iDto the treasury,) for tbe) homes of j And then be (
pet eleaV of a few slave and wot ,- ' Fret our own posterity, and of honest worthy cheering doctrine
nan- "to''' Senators and oue Kepresentative in foreigners, who came to us as they did in Southern interests
I Cougre.. I say, sooh a nmo has n feeing former days, from a love of our free govern- " Slavery can,
tbt .' in eommoD with mt and nnt.t, I trust, with ment, aud who are willing to settle among j bihited in Kansa
Hon of the aiavi'ry qiesiloii iu or out ol Con
gress. To that both o! the great leading
parties were pledged to tbe eoujtry. They
put their candidates upon that platform
(ieiieral Pierce was elected, lie in
stalled. Uu'oi tunately , however, ho in a
short time n.aHe some injudicious appoint
ments; he turned out the true IVmooratj of
the North, nii'ii bo 1 am pruud to fiud atabd
ing iu the same ranks they ui.i li.tri. Van
Burcu, Dix, Cocbraue .V Co., the Buffalo
platform nieu, were then coming in, aud tha
: party was about to break up. Something;
therefore, never be pro- had t be done. Tbo Administration was
as, except by means of a : coing ao u. A prescnptiou bad to be made.
other It was given and on the pni.eipie that you
for " bleeding Kansas" came from and this country, of a sections. , of rthgioo ami property, and who are wnliug , manner cn this be obtained so prompt. y, prescribe to one choked wiiu a turnip, get
" wbar " they went to. , e bave our troubles, 1 adroit. We bave 10 walt UI"" tney have uicrstooa ana be- ; it a majority oi me people oesire n, as iy j nim to swano-v a p.mpiaiii. ana it would re-
l caa sectional troubles ot a similar kind mniuir u. pft u mi , ""'"c n,tu .j. . u.uu .. t . u..u. j , c, tuk ul.uui
And then be concludes with this very
cheering doctrine for Southern meu and
Bu n IUv.aATios. Whilst the Con
stitunonal toiiventiou was id session
spirit of revelntion, at one time, wss man
ilest. If they bad continued in session
.i,nr. . C....1 .i
we would have learned where all the fuuds, the great body of tbe bon.at yeouiaury of "reoi being proieciea in an ineir riguis .o..-i..uuuu,., t..o.,s.o,.,
t jv... r is- t. .
t... e.i,. r..;- '.Ja J..,t... r before. We bave had. as now, disunion atitutions before elaimiug the right to par- I constitution."
at. t i. . v :..i.. ... tnreateuea. out thatika to the cood sense of "-iuie iu lueir eerteiuiiiein,. J ne l resiueni points out tiie way in aa
the following, witbiu his own knowledge : I tbe people, tbey bate new yet inclined to 1 These suggestions I have made to Southern j vauce. He stimulates the Free Soilers iu lneuda viewed U to the South. Thai is well
First. That two thousand dollar, bad , j , decline to .ing peans lo tbe UnioD. I States, that on reflection, tbey may deter-I quests this prompt meaus of getting slavery . stands with tbe AdmitiUrati-m, to abow
been subscribed in Butlington, Iowa for JC ' ! ; wbether they have not been remiss iu . out of Kansas to be rccoguiied iu tbuli.Lwbat the Democratic Free Soilers said be-
thegood oftbe.u.e.tobe.ubjecttoGov- ''"8 a come to the aid of a cause unite !of admission. fore, afterward, and ail the time. A few
C nd Two thousand dollar, bad been ' . - b.r trouble,. She has bad hiHti to Southern influence and Southern j Here is the message. I submit it to tie , mouths Uty.e the l .-ie.uuati c
SccondJ. iwo thousand dollar, had been , .... .. ... interests. Chairman, to tbe Committee, aud to J-outheru . met, a -irtin.-uished lrec toiler
.ubsctibed in yuiiicy. HiiBoie, for the ( " Tcry Iuuch entertained, Mr. Chair-! m. n-suppose, tbat instead of having the the North. Mr. Hubbard, Mr. Woodbury.
" PorP? ud ubJl'ct 10 the 6- itrife-and' once ill I of her KiL'nit. by the speech of the gentleman from j name of James Buchanan attached to it, it : and all these noisy men of .he DafMo cou-
tlematis order. brought to the hlnek hut her reonla ' Louisiana Mr. Saudidje and, if I bad time, i had the name of the distinguished geutlc-, ventiou, began to give evMenee tat they
1 bird. 1 bat the Hon. Henry V ilson, I 't" f Vb'0Ck b.'' r.,1 ? "'l4 : I ,hou!d like ta incorporate at least half of . .,,. from Ohio. Joshua li. G.d Jim.', at th, ! anted to returu to their trie n-i.. Here ta
t;..,. t a... .v... anaeuru iu meir roveruiiieiu auu iuen v ou-. - r ... .. i -- . . . ,
.itaZaaU af H...hViu K.d f " stitulioo.. The storm passed away. The1' ,u ? 6bow- " a the mti-eu, of it, I ask, it that name had been at-, one
nisbed tbe fuuda to pay the expenses of tbe , P ,l,,ci ,
T.t,. healthful
fu-lV:.. 1 -r ..i..: ' tained and imrrjved. And it ism honest our present system ol inviting them to couo it a rauk aboiitiou document. Audyct,sn, HtMiMUciv, Pecember . 1-53
particulars tentiorWh is 00 much good .... our Southeriiri tends come up here aud u'k!.. w t M n. LiTLuw, Ksq
parucuiar atiruiion. it nai a pity tor sui- ... , .... ...-,. .?... 1!... - PL., -. .1,1 th. w about associating with Aboliuoiilsts. and c I, ' ' '
fering hum.nUy " that Mr. Fish was not PF'" . " ""K .V i, Z. Lt" 1; 1. r buin,, AbolitlJn doctrines as a sweet ,.. or 1 '' M v Db-tK Silt. K.eu Southeru bh
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as ayiu cwraa, Ili-na , br aarnliv IS
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ri.lna their wanulnaona
la. with .a.- Uau
THU LIVER INVIOORATOR
ai latrine u..i,m:ai. itisf-my.KV. ami i.
V r,.r, alaaa Iua ,al N a-lla, a I, aaraa a. H l.f
Ilia , na,a,aa aw ar aay k,S 1 I.ITrf f auh.lt,
. w.i'at J.imt.di' .,, 'f,,ai'. I- a r.,u,,. nii UaW.,
tai ala UI.eaa.aS l iter.
rat.-t e eeei-.a r.a amu.
SIM OKU a fit . -,.."lU"a. M Hnla..t, Rati Vaak. ,
W hnlraalr Aej'-ntei
a.aata a ru v- -. t w nnt n,iiti
Wa. M a Ma' . . lUanaa; U M . " a , r...ilaa j
laat n H.aa ilaiiwiat), uart.'aa M.aana,, tV.al.aili
r...ua..a H.,i.. it-".,,, . i, J .v,.,e. H
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MUalla fct all UraaS4ata a-Wiaay
. c V. SCAUR A CO -
(.htuloUe .V. a,
allut which.
ttls I ineinnali pratt irm. i am nit goiuij
to detaiu the Couimittro to show how our
iuveutiou
wrote to
Stmos-pbere smiin became p'ure and' lioas lhi,t have already come, bow many UacbeJ, whether it would not have beeu ?u letter, and speeches. Ii
il- and the go't'ernmcot was main-iuore R-iHionti of paupers are to come undtr i entirely different case ! We would prcuouuee J C. L. Caaia.ie.eu.' :
did imprjved. And it is my honest! our preseul system of inviting them to como ' it a rauk aboiitiou document. Auuyei,,ri, .. iil M.Mm,v, p
I give it as a lair spicimea ot tiKlr
It Is tile ielter ol Uou.
allowed to make a oleau breast of it!
"A Good Timi Coming. We were some
what surprised, yesterday, lo learn that af-1 unices misled and deceived. But figure
ter all the " bowling and yelping" tbat has , lively speaking tbey will bring to the block
been indulged io concerning one John Cal- the political beads of all who shall insist on
boun, President of one Constitutional Con- auy auch remedy forsucb complaint,
ventiou, be should be invited to return to' Mr. Chsiriuaii, it is uot to be disguiaed.
Kansas, and locate bis office in our eity, the that our Southern people are an. low aboat
to be led away with tbe idea of disunion, have been discussing hero for tbe last ninety
on account of any difficulties growing out cT days! i his discussion nas oeen eitae? ru
tins question, surrounded by such peculiar
circumstances. I predict tbey will not
hing Abolition doetriues as a sweet u.or
h v, Jlr. I ban man, tha wbo.e tLiii;
iu Kansas aetiiowtedge tuat it will inevita-
...:. it . ....:.i. ..n,t, . lin that messaire is .' in icilk hunsui ua: 1 t'.y t-e a neu a.aie. iiii.s la lux L.ver
to bring out the extreme sectioual view. ofiV i-'uver,, , AW.Ja. "-and identically ,' r'aGGL, '"tt ';AVtKY ; for n.e ha.f dozen
gentlemen from the South and from tbe j the aame thing ia iu tbe Senate bill, that tbe I la-rntones remaimi) are aireMyjrce and
North. It is only witbiu the last eight or South is called upou to rally as one mau to , win remain so.
ten days tbat any conservative man has been j the support of. 1 have asked many of our There would not bare been half tuj
permitted to address tbe House ou tbia ai- j Lecompton friends if this Greeu au,eu.i incut, , trouble about Kansas, but tor Aici.it.oii s
tatad nuestiou. It is said that this is a i which they have got iu the biil. speaks tbe struggle to get ba.-k into the senate. A
nueslion whether any more slave State, shall j language of this message : isjiuo say uo, tbe questiou low aland., there ought to be
ryeutreofelpdombut.uchistbefact.lippearancesforthe future. They see the 1 come iuto this Uuwu, aud speech alter speech , o uers " i.
Further than this, tbe letter of invitation is 1 free States in number and in Represents- j de "d " tbc Southern people that class who give "" eJ T 'e ber
we are solemnly ucuaung iu tue iiouse oi uiu.ue, nucu , - B .
It.nr.ntatiae tha naked (iiiestiou whth..r was courting ber; she replied, "it is a
any more slave State, shall come iuto the i sorter so, sud sorter uot so, aud a rather
(.uioo I more a sorter so thau a sort, r uot ..",
Why, Mr. Chairman, if that were true, if I Laughter. mat auieiiament
signed by a large number of our leading tion, already in the majority in both Houses
free Stale meu, some of whom, at least, ex. i Congress, and this majority soon to be
peel favors from the State Convention, which largely increased j tbat while the South falls
assembles at Topeka ea tbe tifib of this into this minority, tbey bsve witnessed, for
month. Leavenworth Daily Lerigr, 'the last few year, among many people of
uo difficulty whatever iu utii
oratic party lor the piineipb
! brask and Kausaabi.l fya
It is ail; -whatever its origin, i;ives u
ntory be'.ongiiie; t ' the t niteu
( all we have uo. to Insist u;.-.
j-ua.l b' li.ui'--iy ii..oict-:
ot t'le .t-
s every ier
a, an-1
u i-, I1 at it
' i. l.u-aj