p
a
v.
at "
fstS
bet - l'ei fe'HiJjg s "ff i'y ims.5
more stringent an J oppv-ive, ts hen it i
ea that, iji ifc vr4 of ll.eir eape.
there is na hope of recover j, AnJ iIipb,
- in ib ff rieved party, there U Irfi rank
ling rMN f wruitfS mttjffHl. ff is
o!erl!e isu.;.i.f a broken e-t all
tending t rxr'nt sad ft!er a ih
perm forever fiorB.a)d ceasa from mil in
let course with, people who cannot er
will Rtt fee tiIJ 19 any rortpirt, however
e acred. And ia ibat rata we eWiJ no!
. libtoe them, Ii would be the aemiinent
of rrerjr hoflorabl sal generous b art, iu
teaJeiing l tbem the right bal of friend.
' abip aoJ fellowship, when parting words
(rare a aid. WovU l God we night still
id r til together in unity, as we osre did.
But it esnoot be; uadnes. and ftrtioM are
in the ascendant, and rule the hour; we
Its e n-t!in 10 accuse jou of; tiod'shw
' aa I man lav are will) you; but separate
we ntosL ' We uceiu.b to the naler
epirili aiongt u. who have had revela
lions of a higher law, (lo, and the bles
sings of Heaven go wilt yon,
And then what then! America, lately
the admiration, the pride, the hope of the
great an J good in every clime. become the
m .a . . t a. ta ? .1
!i;'nr, f die
fcorpTf r f f 1e t-
IOC
... .a .
leett itin i tvi, fteter tnii n.ay t-e,
tier griev arse is thi arii-;Jii ta tLe
(real repaUiraa rU tad tn&sioi, without
which iliere ran be no rrpull.raa
vrrnmenU she if Hoand to suborn to the
will of the majority, constitutionally and
lawfully expressed. If ahe repodtstea
that nmiin, aa in practice ahe proposes
to da. what aort of Ooieiomettt mill h
be ! It meat be a aniswity Govefnetem j
acid what it stooarrbr or aa aristocracy
bm a totrremcnt b i KtiGoinv I
There ta no pmrkioo in the Conatiio.
linn' bv South Larvliua ran repa
lia'a or aUao.'.ofl t'-e Union. The doeti ine
of Repi4Urati.in is, thai the majority
ran ! no wrong, in the aame aa in
which it ia f aid in EngLnd ihi the Kflf
rn do no rnf. and ff U-e aanie reaa.
on t brratia thrie ran be po lga! remedy.
The tdiiuiii'e n-rrifnsy require in ti e
majoriiy. 'fpu!i!k'arutn Sh aupppr
that the iujuiiv tiil exrrrie its- power
diarrertlv. and for ihe public food; nl,
if the minority ahovld be cf opinion that
it u not e. etefrinrd, thrir rrmrtly on.
ly pt the haUt-los or by reohn . Hut
rerolutinn ran wdy be juufinl by iumf-
fcraMe ! j . urh injurice hae not
MoSTanJ teer of the world; ail faith in the ret been infizird : nor. br the Conaiitu
ability of rcpubliea to fulfil the rrtda of. tioo and J.w il the Ut-iud Ftater, ea
Coernm-ot cttinjiiislii'd forereri or U , e',nod br tle Judiriatf, ran they be
in gone; out eirengih, or peace, onr, inflicted by the United Siatee. T.hewim
glory, departed like a rgeua but tran-1 plaint i what the Uwyera rll euia limtl.
itnl vioinn: and hencerorward our UJeihouth Carolina pretemla that ahe fcart
will be ldd in the ware and fihtints . that Cor.e will do h-4t it ha mt the
which make up the burthen of vul tr hi power to do, and he rjaiine to hae ae
ory. jrurity for the fgtnre. Mt i mt riuiirnt
In none of the political aiutiona ; t wait until Congrr ht!l threaicn to
through which our country lias hitheiio In do her eonse real end inMiflV rfchle in
paineJ, h.t'e 1 ever feared for the atability jury, hnt upon a wiirpeation only that as
of the Union; for nne of them aprung the baliinca of political p-i er in the Ui
ftorn interesia or paaaiona purely $eclion- j ted Statea i r hanged, or i aluxil to be
pt tike that by which we ure now eon- changed, the new rnij ri;y miy oWr-gard
vuUcj. IJat ai If njih the -ery crisis which fie ('(nmtinnion and Iiwa, and trmmple
the aniioiif mind of Washington foresaw upon tlie rihle of the minority. Alarmed
-which he dreaded more than any other, at the pojaibijiiy f iu-h a rourss of pro.
and hicb he atrore to arcrt by aotemo ceeding, ahe no roshea madly from the
and repeated warnings it in imminent Uni -n. and plunges inlo the ebys of
tlanger of being brought upon as by a few , political MnnrHiy, without a reasonable
factt nit, aspi.tn; m"n. who avail thesn- hope of thereby obtaining relief from the
eelret of the honest blunders of weak and evils which she anth-ipaiVf. In a pi
ill directed consciences to compass their inxysmnffe.it she throws away hrr only
own selSih euJ-i. Yet this diingerous shield against the fanairism of the North,
point ill be safely turned, tf we will but which ia the mit pou erAd foe with
ilo our duty with faithful and resolute whom she is roiitciidiiijf.
Iiearls., The batile fr the Union nU"l For ihU she haa no eolor of right tin ier
be fonht, not on the cotton fluids of the the Coustiiuimn. nor tinder the Virginia
poudi, bat here on the and of New Eng. resolutions of IT98, drawu up by Mr.
land Tne enemy in thi case ia a band 8 Madison, the fihcr and adrocate of the
rd disunionuus at home. Let law triumph Constitution. The question which drew
here, and the immediaie danger will have 1 orih those resolutions ws. wheihera pot-
p3s.ed. Let lhoe wh love the C'onstt. i iion 0f the people of the United 8ines less
Vr.sli isn reston lo $rXi t? t a'l !
l.:rh a.iV I e rir'.i'.-i'-si!r rtiM-d f-i
iLe ?coa?!i-hia't-t of that v'-rzi mi.l br
eteeuicd te good faith, eves tf it almv!d
be neeetrary i e:J out tl enure anbu
ry force of the Usited Sutes far that pot
pose. Nothing that South Carolina can
do will dissolve she Union. Ifsle houlJ
rtfu to perioral the duties reqetred of
her by the toosututtoB. portion 1
the L aited States, and ter beaawit and
Keprv-seaiativee should khdraw thrm
srlvee from their respective chambert, end
the State th !J refute to appoint the
linte, plae. nd maner ofclvooeing fSen.
lore or Representative, or hoU fad to
snetnl tW scrtiMi .f Congress, so that HO
qoMfum should he farmed, and should re
fuse to appropriate money for th sop
port of the Government, ao thai - tt.f
wheels of Gorernotent sjmuld be eUp
ped, yet the Untn weuld not thereby
le dissolved. The Consiitntion and
b would remain, and lite President
must take rare Uat the laar be fiiil.f.lly j
executed and for thi porjiose. aiwl-io;
enable the marhal to diwharge this duty.
the Juuicurr also mtil remain in Ihe full
exercise of all its pot er ; and, aHhotigii
Congress uir not be atle, bt want of a
quorum, to make new laws, the old ones
obid not thereby be abrogated or reteal-
ed.
I eonrliide. therefre, that it Is not in
the power of S.iuh larlin to dissolve
the Union ; and if she rniild, it would he
unjust to do so, after hiving enjoyed the
full benefit of il far m.re than u df a cen
tury. ..'...
Wnbiojtan, June 0, 1S51.
led, U each cctsRlr, will U -i'l!eJ
wlih t'';era, f;-cni:sh ctr.fr c,,;crs can
oft.a tlem, fcv fre f r tie ft-
tassets rqtred.
A pot'.rsatter eatj not ntut ta tsxil
and forward a letter prepaid becaase
the atatapapoii it was not purthsaed at
his office'- If the starap be geaaioe,
and Its sot been sd before ta pay
ment, it mist be respected.
, . ri.'' i i it.-
1 Oiiage sunsps rosy b iku m
u:at W it iU nA at the fwM
rate, , , 1
Lr.'.yrj r.tV.ti t-cf;re the Crst isr ,
cf Jalt; ttiocjS delimed aftf r, i!l, ia
sJtcxKS, be ci.srged with potti? at
the rates ia frce at the time of the
cuuliflp. thereof.
N. K. Uujl, Posinsaster General.
P. Oica Dfpartt, iuos II, ISil.
... 1 1 -
Fretldeiit FiUmore ari Ecctiry
'1
PAS FBANCISCO IX EtlXs-
We aw informed. Lt a Ti ..i
ertpaytnent ol postage en letters I Gra&im. I irgn aegttter, wan- deipatca from ,Ncw Orlcsna, (tiv. tvl
t0retga .Ctmntriet, ia all cases here natea Mr. Fdlmore f r"ihe Preiidrwy, y4tjonal fotellijencer,) tht the ,,f!
isclt prtrajmrnti cxa be ir.xie ia tco-iand iLe Seieiaiy of the Navy ."the lion. er Alabama, arrived at that pht m
ner. ' " ' ' . " W. A. Graham, for t!.t VUe I're.iJm. Friday last, (the 13th inst.) cffiiu2JJ
There are Tartans other iostractMna cy. 't -"" - the ay of Acatsulco, with tve ttl'
rirra ia rclxtioa ta the daties cd post-1 In oor opini e. a better ticket rmdd not Uter accolnts from California.
rwwir, - uoo at i;an r lanciico. Men is reuort.
cxecattee iiuiryi cd to bare laid in ahes prcpertr to tl
" ronntry of amoaBt of y7ri millhnt e? dclkrt
tuiion and laws of our country, stand hy
them, and plead for them, and art far them,
than a majority could decide and declare for
lUeil an art of t ongres to be iiin-onsiiiu
Bph dd them; and il may yet be well with . tionsl, and therefore refuse tn obey it ;
us for many years to come, anJ to tlut exienl the resolutions go, and
That our eoufedcraoy cin long, very m further. Thev do not sy tint by
long, stand the lug and strain to which it 'such refusal the Union is dissolved, or
is likely to be subjected in the growing f Uiut the recusant portion of the United
impttienceofUw.it wotrld, perhaps be Simee mav therefore withdraw from the
o sanguine to expect. It may be want J Union, and ah.indon tit Constitution
in in some or Ihe essential elements of
fiuie, the great calamity. Whenever it
eonies, it will cone too soon. Let ti
not hasten it by any want offaiihfulness
on out part to the conditions of the rout
pact, nor. by weakly yielding iq U,e clam
ors ol a few men of Dervrc min.l -t
tfsutute of thj iriiih,'' allow this fair
Jiaritage to be given op as a prey to the
nnimtginable miseries of disunion, nnr.
ehy.antl civil war. ihe end of which no
human mind can foresee.
which its friends, and Mr.
-ror
Ma)ion at
AN0T1IEU PLANK DP THE PLAT-
1. Itttohed, That we still a-lhere to
the prinripie of the Democratic faith as
iilusiraied by the adntinististions of ,afk
son and Polk. &e, & .
So resoired the Iat Democratic eon
vemion at Newhrrii. One of the princi-
pies iUus'rstfd hv Jarks-n walht Nul-
lilicalinn is IreaMin." and in his proclama
tion agnnsl ISuKifi'-ntiiHi Gen. Jjckson
said : ; ,- '
H The Conoii'iiiinn of the United S(at
forma a Govrrnmtnt, nt a league, amli
whether it he formed by compact between
ihe Ssaies or in any other manner, it
character is the same. Each Slate hat ing
exprely parted with so many powers as
to constitute jointly w ith the oilier Stales
a single nation, cannot from that period
po3te$$ ant right to stccJe, because snch
secesin ue not break a leagne but de
stroys the unity of a n iiion, and any in
jmy to that tinny is not only.H breach
which would result from thecontiavcntion
of a compact, but is an offence against
the whole Union. To say that any Stale
may at pleasure sscede from the Union, is
is s.iy that Hie Untied
Nition. Secession, like any o'.her revo
matters, hot as these eCicera will be , be nominated. !- " m The leadinr tteto of news i k-. ..
r,.;. mrht rr-.T-'m nt tk Airrl'mtit I It fruitt.L hto liar Word -f rORIldililll -Hrrnp, r,C innltii, l...:il
w. vw.- m , .vr. s -.g muvm'.c ,riituir Cunnv-r
. ,1 -'a J. ? I. :- . E.?f.jiM." ,Uu :U . .... ""n'-
we omix mem ana proceru to give e- a mrr ijiuh . mr.
tire the Pecttiona under thenew l'ot- i has been m im iMei
age Act, wade by the Post master Geo-1 kTh leading n
era!, after consulting wila the Attor- both panics Have ppiuru ui ronrse ne fire commenced in Clay street
ner General. Thev are as follows t Jduiing the late fearful exigencies through qUicllr tonsliming a doxea blocks tnd
'Hit postage on ail bound books and , which we bate passed. He lias firmly spreading to other parts of the eitr .L
oa all other printed matter, except1 stool by the constitution. O.d Jarksoa greater part of whir h was redacrd tea
newspapers and periodicals published ' himaclf could not hate brhated rMre man- bean of rains. Hunter. Gearr if.:.
at interrals not exceeding three months fylly. Centre, and W Dorado streets J
snu aeni iioia me wuitc w pumni s .i n nn. . - . enrol obi. . portion W the shirii
v . , i
to kCtaal and bona, fide subscribers, the same type. -Always eooi, cairn, con- lying at the wharres wts tlso tonigia'
most be pre-paid. j siderate, he weighs well btfiwe fee speaks ej. lTje Coitoat-IIoase is amunnt lis
It the amount paid and marked on 'or acts; and then like the rock in ihe landings destroyed, as were bott of
sach printed matter is not sufficient to ocean, he defies the slunn, Out such is the principal Hotels, viz: the Exchange
pay the ho!e postage due, the excess his remarkable good sense, that he is al- ne Union, the National, the CitV the
of weight beyond that paid for. is to be , ways right ; and enlightened public phi JfgW World, Parker's, Delmoiiico's
chaired with double the rate which , ion sustains him. Some of the best whig
m m tf.S ark. .
would nave Deen cnarreu it prepaid, blood ot tne itevoiuuoa bows
tn bis lite utmost consternation nrv.;t.j
and the postage on such excess collect-1 veins and North t'aroliaa may ellBr;Bg tne Drf( tBj thousands rrt
ed at the office of deliterj. If, by the b ast of him. a one of the purest and j turned vat of hone aad omr, havin"
nrgicci a rusinuiairr, sucn matter is auirst uicn uc w-r yruurrM. j 0Sj their all. It was feared that
sent wiinoai any payment, we tiouDie j B i"') -tw. j jrr vrre
prrpaiu raie must ue courciru onueii-i
very. Postage roust be charged on all 1 Sian Bmlflftt JrBflioi. Frmak
teiny
letters, newspapers, and other natter lopeA few caye since, a lly, liavirg
according to me distance on toe route evrry appearance oi respectai.ie genitiny
by which they are forwarded ; and thisJabont Iter, stepped into Stewart Lishinn-'
(unlfM otherwise directed br the send-! able dry good store in broad ws v. New
er) roust be the route by which they York, and purchased a shawl, pnxed at
will soonest reach their destination, al- four hundred dollar", sad presented a
though that may. not be the shortest tl. POO bill on the Bank of America to
route. I pay for it. The clerk being SHspiriout
On all letters to and from Great Bri-' ol the bill, stepped over to the Bank and
tain (and the Continent of Eurooe. when . inauired of the Cashier, who nrououneed
sent through England) the ratea of post- f it genuine. The change was according
age and modes of rating will be the. Ir given her and she io k the purchased
same as heretofore, except as to letters ( shawl, and had procmled ai far as the
to and front California and Oregon, in : door, when she stepped bark and remark
respect to which special instructions ed that she had better pot take it until
will be hereafter given. (she had consulted her husband. , The I
Un all letters to or from the Coni-.t 1.000 bill was then handed her. and the
nent of Europe, not sent through Eng returned the shawl and the change she
land, the United States inland and sea had received, and Mi the s ore. Pre
postage will in all cases be combined J sently she rsme back and said she had
and willjbVtwenty cents the single rate, jeoncluded intake it, and hying tloan a
without regard to the distance the same , $1,000 note, received again her rhange,
are carried within the United States. 'took the X'ashme.e ondfr .her arm and
The mode of rating will be the same as, disappeared. After the lady had gone, ii
heretofore. Full tabular statements was discovered she had changed the bill,
in regard to the rates of postage, both and in pi h c of the genuine note had put
foreign and inland, will soon be nob-. oflf upon ihe clerk a counterfeit upon the
I I 1 . I I - 1 rs
jiisutru.j irame oaiiK, leaving nir. oiewari minus a
In view of this drcadfal ralaattv.
basinets as almost entirely suspended
at San Francisco, and measures were
about to be adopted for the relief of the
sufferers.
, The news from the mines continues
to be of a favorable character. New
discoveries were daily made, and the
prospects of the miners are represent
ed as highly flattering. The qaartt.
crushing machines were reaping a rich
reward, and in some instances the ave
rage per man was from f 30 to 150 per
day.
Lynch law, we are sorry tossy, is
still in the ascendant in some localities,
and several new examples had been
made.
Jndse Cramb on the Rljht of
eeccsslon.".,
A correspondent of the New York fexprms
has communicated to thai print Ihe f.lloinff pa.
.. UJI vureuuHii branch, of the
Disoict of ColumM,- It U a brief argument op.
on an-important public question which is now
csusinj much aniiety both at the North and in
Us Sooth. It ia written wiih great ability, and
though not intended for publication, we are sore
W:JJ me with pubiie acceptance.
The Alleged Grlevaacw of S. Carolfna.
ar caiEr jcsticb cr&ncii.
Since ihe elaborate discussions which
have been haJ, both in and out of Con-
E v Uott N wmplainia of isienee
S'-uth Caro i.ia. it h K 1 '
,), ., -t. 1 5 "lailliesil io sue
nniy one pretended grievance
mrnnem fiiit'r nmi t;ia
thought that every Slate, as smm as she
found herself in a minority at the ballot
box. had a right 10 wiihdnw froin ihe
Union. The remedy, for' ihe passing f
an linconsiittilional nM ol Coneiesa U U
Ihose resolutions, snpnoed to he the rirl.i
to refuse to exeeute it : t!ie right if mil
location only, not the ilissolution lit the
Union; and even this nght of nullim-a-lion
does not nrw aeeording lo leim .f
.... .,,..,,,, vu, ,,, , ,,IT t-Hsl. 0 ., a o-OC-
' rate, pal pi!h, and dangerous ' hrearli ol
ihe Constitution, hy i!,e excicise of
powers not granted to it. U niiot h a
1... .... - . - . . . ..
... - o.Hre wimng 10 assert a risfu.r 1 VT V De ae'-vercd dur ho- the
hill um,ll ,.. l...r... .t . '!oiiai-f. If k . - O
?- Ifcl ! 'i t r .n ot n-T -ncrease
in the size ol the per odical. or
wise, it shall appear that the whole
fttlftrrtivi'd a. . ...
hnl oUd pause befo.e tl.ev made .
tutton or incur ihe penalties consequent
n .failure.'w
Again,
ppnsiiKin could
aws.
nitAcitiON .a
he repelled n,e object i, i,,8tJSInK,
out he uni iloo!....! 1... ... . '
r ,Hivff; disunion
ihcr tmmn'mit iliAn..t1....
k. uiiiMi'rr 1
DOW llinl 1. i.-.l.l. .'
. " """"n "'posill ft
alone prevent the execution of tl.e ,
'id they know that such opposition 11
Few Havtn Journal, June 10.
anama
c..w.. :i 4 r. i -i a ... t. a . t ... t 1 1 1 1 1 1 i- 1 ii .
7.r;,.A... . ti : .-c il ouuki iuci 10 uvnuuicais. iq ooiatn viiiiaoieanav! miu tit iiuuureii onian" in
cm a if ilia 1 ti in f - asii v lias iiiiimiiY iimiiiirn 1 .a m. 1
J.Y Hi, ,xir-m IT ..f til 1, trill "M ".' Pro''' pri to monev.
a . .1. f al
me lulioa-intrtase Idelnnp,
ment; . " .
. A lady h San Francisco, on ihe morii
ing of Ihe sailing of the Tennessee, was
OIIIAllv I n.l ... I: .
and the subscriber will be credited
only the-amount paid in advance.
Four Dap Later From Europe. "
Advices from England, by the steam
ship Humboldt, are lo ihe ith ol June,
and from I'atis to the 3d.
The Exhibition was visited on the 3d
inst. by nearly 50,000 persons. The
Q-ieen was present.
The U. S. frigate St. l.i rente sailed
from Southampton, on the 3d inl for
New York. She wis to touch at Lis
bon, to land the lion. Mr. Hud Jock, the
American Charge d'Affaircs lo Portugal,
who was also the beater of a treaty be-
'tween the two countries.
" . I. ....mii.ii- OTwr-waiciTi or the
St. l-awrenee gave a grand eniertainment
on board, on the day previous lo her de
parture, to the Mayor and'
,M,npin, aa return Tor the hospi
talmes extended to them.
France.-The Ibidem, uu ,.
poleon, made a speech nt Djon, to w,ic
point 11 importance is ailnrh.il.
, IICUI
much
by armed fo.ee is Treason."
Ag'ii : In his message i Congress on
the me sul.j.ri tten. Jackson mhI'w
I lie butrof So,, , CaruliKa has f.
lIMf Rnl n I . . .' . I mA lt.. At
..... iiviii Hiiii ir:iiisioiii ninin ! " viiit ,riier.ii iii.irn....ni ... .1 ... ; 1
e . . . - . . "wnoo tne
"ui 111 a iiiiuini oangeroii? to tint great ' "
purposes for which iheCoiinitmion was ! ,in
estatttisiied. I must he a casc. niori.. i nhi-t 11, or seei
I. , . . .. ii, , ... ...w ,101 .
Tim me uouoie unpaid rat 'evesF ShLnii.it..,ii...i t .in. . -""'".
:t. . . v M"F'l, rate, resj ne anew that her husband a inmt. IliS nonuariir : ...
credited with -were packed and ihat he had inforJ, il wa". i,id , weH "YE? T.
I,.. , , ... ."iiiiiicu . -- --- iii wru llliori
line 1. a .m... .1.1.' ..1 . . . ...
Under th e .t . U k "tT-u to go 10 Daeraniento "'iio; me election lake place now h
vnocr me Provision f k 0,1 nn hiiinii 1 1 .1 . . .. . .1""" now, 110
.t - ore-, . - - n wuuiii lu'iaiii mm a low wouio oe piiiispii irs;,ui . :..
I .1 - - - ,, tt . . - - " , ' " 111 miw .I
. j - "-. u oct-. .
"rj" r ' f,vP,stagect. no news-, J 8 Sianled ,nl convinced hv ,h.' From Snain. i. . '1 "V.,
W Published weck--W'-aoifesied to he.' c: vernmen, 4,,, i .siX
-'" -de, s'
aN.oeiooh.tniciiI.eexeciitioiMiUed. The office 0
fee,if it nttempt loexe-'hce where the newDaner i nrTnVl.1 I " linn's eliire " 5 7 ' 10 ., "u"4A-'i w. m the ohjeel .
U'itkdratvingfrcm the In dntl:!! " Ln Emperor, of L
-.. ' I . wiiiii iicwninpp nnstii. ' iri iinri.
.T" . . .
lineal i f
and than,. ,ha, ,he balance ol poluica sh.Xver oh , , 1
poer ha, e hanged. a,I South Carolina trres,. , ! VM ' 5-
over, not ohsriire or d-uhtful it, l onxtnic. rm "
t al 1. ' a I WT . at
- iiiMi, mil iLJMH x.nii rtninnfifa i ..! :. i union, in -mtf i.ytw . m "'"""K iicwssDaDer nofnfrp n WUt in ij.ia tim th ant Aintru m tt - i
rnuM bVrease no, 1' to nglrZSCVXl offiT S l-r good hyf , military. , Wte "' ' ' ' "
consideration or h ,s,y d.,eni,5r; J their character and tendm.Vi ?! e clntrlLl "m' . da h ,h"e l"1 lH China.-Bomhey ,Me, are
but a ea,e eiaiopcd a fial ensid m,ve ofthe s,.pre,ary f ,V, UuVad!the .roj. Jvi fmMl ,n Which wi , x .MPrr,"'? in "' f Mar.-and Calcutta and MaJ
era.,oandrfei6crCea,ll,errnce ' the dis-' ''-Jv cog,2anif hi, ,i,nr. b, ,89 to ,,e 25.1, of Apiil.
are stated in the rcsoln,ins l,e,hes. or each ts thk sahe. " ' "E WWlJ I !. computed, over the ,rV"f f" X', ',e P"' bi some li.ht aliW
( 1 70S.) nM hria .lbIf tmmU Agai, : The r,gl of ,he people of a m " '3 Carried- ' ' ' I T' tU ,ef,- " H''" " Deahwar fron.ie t T e
solution of the Union, but as gnmnd. of 6 State to absolve ihrmeliei m will Neir8PP published weekly only. SI eTWe' ra,ne ln '' el.y. '''landed iroop, were overrunning ll.e
restslnnr. of some anmnati ,.ioa ar,.!nd i, the -eoment of ,ho o.tl ' "ntt adjoinW the Canaa line' ! i. V?W U. New ,y0rk NI,,mV-terriloiies. and rSL
a resifiiji.rn uni -.i, .. .Si9n.r. i..:.. . - "'"rair hp t,n r. . ?i j oi 111.1 ueseripii u,r . ,..:...! . a
.""'trHiiwi wiiu me ex- -""rinnsiaoi,.,!,,, 0u,,a:0 1 . v --v.., l(l ,anaaa, provided iliib ,1. 1 1 ,rJ "",nS lo j "rr 01 nrr.r.
and integrity f the ConsiiioW I V m " '"''j' U M of , The rebel, are nnk.og headway against
11 ease, however. h. t.i .1 tne mil ions romn...,.. i.: vt ' canon until ther rrn t . i: ' " " i""iemptit;ie wretch aa rnmli ni I the linnpti il . .. I l .
j .- 1 . ........... mis u in. m . . "i line nirn i w.,..iu . n .mb. aim unii utrn nuae.
rtiew
NOT BK ACKXOWtEDOKD.'.'
i-spaper publishers may aend and :
gresa, and should
f I " " l-vil III"
in me uiTiicii Mates, there ran he
OH OOIIDI lat .Vllu!(J hf Ve(oed ,
. ...-mi-ill, n HO IS O!
iin (Art. 2. See
10
c , . - - - "-.ii x.aiuiiurt
....us nerfeii in a -minority, so that she
....... longer w.elJihe power of ihe Uni-
,tu ? ae.'ompli,hinent of her
rarticiilar vnnva. vt. ...i .1. .
part of the United State., she I,., duliea
-- i;-"' unur me Uonstitution and
wn c 8,,e "?y be compelled to
.... H.1111V uuraiena in umiI..i. ...j
.. ..uuiaw, mill 1
lie United State. South Carolina, iliere-
stitutioiiofihe United States. .J lJ Z 1 """7.r'f7V,?,,,n,,PPrrn,''-
ieiore Ihe old Articles of Ci,f,t....L.. . , u ,nJ,,r,e" M ",r" n
thai i-. u be a., idepend,n, " " f TJLTT M ' makr Kr M a ?r0''
Mite wiihoui control. This she claim. '.w,,,l,,4,ni "c United States;
he. ,d auch to be capable of U 2 5 fTV' Cons,i,",it" ' f 'he
- " t,S.ociH.ions.domes&lre I ,t h f'Tr" 'h?
fr the nini,,n,. r ,Jl 7 'T' lhe nori, f fnaiics uho are Prkin .
""T?n(ience. ovmnn ihe eoonirr
men arise., Can she do Whai m.i
. I . a a
anu 11 is by nn means certain ihat it -ir
. 1 t.... .1. .
malic o 1 he NnrH ",,, were the riea nf fJ-.! t-..t..
- ----- - - ) it 111, -Jfll'aVifin ... - . " - r WIIU UIIU . llflM
mnjori.y-i,i ' ,f,n-1 n "ecesnion. Ue s.id it was il,e . ,me as i."r!e thir hange newspapers to'.v
,,.ira.,.;n.and ihaj wa, treason. Iip A'r nada tree orcharge
. . 9 j. iii iiiirw f n (.'ill Jait.nf . - -r-r-' "m pciiunicai With. . 1 ,
t!ie Aevvi.prn -.,.-...: , . . 1 n tne tneanino- .,? r.i. , "r pta iorin
. . "-...ii, ciiijirsr
i. ".' ",v limine ann intent of th 1
is bmmd br ihe t'lmsiim. P"n inle ihat strrstinn t vision which r'enuiro ih ..J !
. S a.! hu n .. .. vei t!, v ,,,.,,,,..,.;, : :. nn. periodical.: tn . : 2., ' nion at n'eaH,e.
care that ,he law's bo .t as tne,r eJ.wli.l,.:;;:';M'rTw "n: declares that Zul n" i -The nece-Mte
1 . 1 . - - mm vuio;ress Ami , . ""wsc mereon sua 11 . , v
ifu, ana mere is no nroKas;ii.r .j,.. Iie rrveident ffil.- : . " . oe one-half of th.V.' -1 or later,
. . " l-'l t 1 11 II N I V C f A - 1
ctned m thp 8-n,i a,j
moi 01 the pro mce of Kimnsai
Money was veiy sraire al Bombay.
ney call themselves, in Alahama. btd efle-i.
eema. adopied ll.e folio wine as Commercial IntfilH?PnrA -.Tl,-' f.i.
Til. . '
uis'jmm ri.a c 1 r 1 . . .
, ,lv, uiiiiuifrn rtlnia n-ir. MiOll HIP nilflunli.m. i.. 1. .i 1. .1
- 1 1 .."iiff 111 cjiiriiuiiifT-i iiai: 11-111
. 1 .
- i.n a ngM to reas-ume the posi.icn
sue nconmcd ht-fom wl.. ...1
.1 .1 .. . . me non
such an onennaliliitional law can be son- l!,k'2 ' m"ket andgoioir to he?Smid,!
ported by two-,hir,U of boil, Houses if Camlin. roa.ui. heP secemn W i
t'ongress. or br'ihe S.mr,,,, r.;...., r mem 5 . n,0Ve
1 he riffll!" to dis.nlrp it. IT
. f .. . I .
1 Dissolving 11
Tim
so?
Verily, verilv. D,
; in tins t;m grersional
j-.iua.u roucern. 4 (
fied in the secon.l .,-Ln r .1. P. i 3 'The duty to dissolr. ii
bscnberstohouen .' t" ' ' obligaiion ioasii ..-. 1.
the thirtieth sect on of thp L rr "Jc''!,ed "P''"- -
i rpofii cot ion market, mi ih 0.1 r,,n.
tinued firm, with a good demand.'' .
I he Havre canon market. 011 the 3d,
was bet er.
Flour was more saleable nt ihe rates of
tne previous week.
ness, therefore, is it lo snr- a series
The grievance i lhal she can no lonser liZTr in ",8 '' of
eld lt.en,,Prr ,k it-:.- ?.'Tr " G"rnment etron., eno,
, The ETew Fostage Law.
IXSTStCTIOXS OF THE POSTMASTER OEX
' ERAt.
Pavments in advan
31 tl Hill I a,m.r-.. ... ...
ce on newsoanera l n:..,.:' " :""u. oy Ihe Rev.
t r . ' " ""in. iveie-irn from 1 it..
.1. .. . "".-
-i, mat me ascertained nn,.,K-.
1 .. . "
The postal ?;:::" T'" u,e r,.,-r ,f New York
o- '- ni'iic 111,111 sir iiintiai-aiki
and periodicals can onj ZTil ? "1(
the subscribers at the post office wher i ?n
they are to be deliverer! The noI!
wiei-J tue powe, of the United S,a,,. ha. I .f, .il.. .L 5 ,rn"g 'nongl, to
cause she is i ,,e minority. She deinaml. .!. !. 'tic. - control the
presempnitection from .e2 oTh. 1 .TtK 'hi G-'
jnniy.andaeenii.T for the fumr-. Tl.. .1.1 ir-iT"; ,ne rnme.nt of
never waaatune wheM she " -5'aies, and mmma in its own
ludili.l..,ri,,friI..a . ,. , .....
'"'""M n 1 i.tsniniinn ai f T-: . ..
j ... ,nc uiiiiui can gIV
form-f masters
uclttl (ias S8U(?d 0 newsnaDers npplml.t- r--c is more iliin s
in relation to the new fofiti- ' - .i" J?!?"? " ."tter post- thai -;.r
v., ar.,ean,av,Vg. She .South h,.i;n. ' 1 t-Jl" r, 7. v.r K"e
iii 1 ur t-t-i'iirii W inr ltlaft a . f 11 .. ary ... t
a
imi no
tlover
such power under the
liorerBugeni t ' and if ah l. l 1 ''.'"''niy mr ine t
nlfm f?a .f II
masters in relation to th 6 '"""rV '"""geaoie with letter nost. .1' . s. " . V "-"-. thai
Law. which Eoes into rtr: ' hoSe
rha qnk : . r n.ci . uiusi oe Dre-nain ih r.,11 . , icd"."icri irom ai oimn...
lie
eorge the
u.c instant, i he present five and liAar. ! I"! u ' rate
stant,but iersons mLT 22. ac"t of sucrt'nre-5S of.Ha"'- On. ,he 5.1,
bare them redeemed br thfpZ.:;"TU- "M a Per'dical is published 7i . " ' nw .l, yea,.
from whom thee .T' U,.T quarierir, the actual and bnn, . -p.. v ., '" u""n ,on f Ge,
the nearest Postma.r C .r fle "briber for such a nerioSic : "
sell them, at an t: L::ru.l?.P.a '? ance nd have the. twfiT
;. A - c ,,ue u"ce wnere he
ts to receive the MriodiVai kc,.-. .-i:
cn constitutionally do 1
tne peculiar tnstitu-1
bos been done, and) and one or more of the
!lsJiTr. .P' fa5 elve and three
1 VKVuvaa mi 1 iiriaa. raitt ak u m. !.
f f j ' : " " u;- " ue tssaed tidel vpr. rr - !:VJ . -
I bird, and was formrl 1,
DukeofCnmherland;:.
Fourth i '"'brother. William the
E"Und "d Hanover were
W-s.eJ-.iha prevalence ofthe Sdic
'vcptinsthaa-cessioaoffemarJ!
Latfi frOm TtTATlAr. A .It,.,.,. r.nm
a 1 am 4 Va " ra II arc imili
'VJrxieo'lo the 2Rih i.li .t,i !..
. - 011m umi miv
Mexican Conoresa i!h.nrno,l An 09.I
of May, withoin making any provision
lor Ihe emharr:ised liuanres of ihe eorem-
nient. !he Monitor Republican save
that thu omission of the Legislature h is
expneed ihe nation to the fale of perish
ig Tor the loul waul of resources to car
ry on the
governments-anil Si iulp.nrnra
n rain, for the honni of the country, to
J'teiifjr such condupi.. Pesident Arista ad
iressed Oonirress on it.. ....I
. I a , c visv w. vaawewsif
aid in his remarks
111 All ffia-a l.l:.tlaMa axT
hose who did not see the improprieivof
placing ohstarles in the wav of an Ad-
"Jintstraiioii born ofthe law. and which as-
ptres to preserve imsn iU. r..r..u.onini
a -i-ai,Bf IHIIVniJIV ll'ISl
u tH,e.lT ' 1 ,,i,V6 nevft I'elifved ihat I
"lOtlld find, ill ihia rtncttUn .1 lf.l
"'-.'l..ll, IICU III ll l.
I am resolved to meet every ihing thai f . e
may prepare for met but I am firm 'm
my determination ihat all those tdiall n.te t
'just punishment, who endeavor 10 vio
late ihe constitution, and thus brm ridi
eule on rejmbl can iiytitutious."