Evening Star Newspaper, December 12, 1859, Page 2

Saurday, ou her has not’ Sessa RE Faas mee] : to vote so far for Jf teachi: UF" wo oetien ie Aiatin (Pez) Site Ow ~ habene Jesturs 18 tBat-city on™ ee ; its Nature and Taffuence,” by Mz. Realf.- ante i rat John Brown'setyay Secretary eho to be a poet, and Wee wart te ltltede ot accounts. tts * i Me — cen oc poneey "aa si thirbuigh tha Bout petsens, tee jutlor Of 4778. Against whom ? act the Nerth; to beable to protect herself e& No State in the Cntow ts-more loyal than Vjr; i ‘Dave when ‘it falls inita the hands of the endorsers | of Helper’s book, the eulogists of Johy Brown’s cause, and subscribers to the views of its duties and powers With fe@ference te the slavery question <\ferthvby the New “York " : y , per euposents. ps i is indved earnest in | Me this crisis, isBvi@eat to’ all Who witness the prepa- | -j Lag ,made throughout her cy eitacney ¥ of civil wat that Reshi€. ; Would that we were'at lib- vi of the existing siate aalid bRunfaithful to the obl ae ot F. clerk ra Preceedings “ “ti tre Senate, to-day, Mr.Trambnll presen Petition of citizens of Washington for tien Of & railway on Pa avegue. “'' Offered ‘a resolution . t 2 ; } Mr. ‘Mason's Herpes Ferry’ resolution being Mr. Iveréoa: (rising to @ personal explanation) proceeded: to: make some remmar Upon ——— party in the North on the slavery queg- Me. Bigler micah —_ sentiment in the mot Stange, o& the pac of 3 “charge, nobly its duty to the Sontb, and that Sead Q Sone ity it Mr. P tbe. jwersen: tee cntleman’s - hearts an é 7 cans. saat othe North, not having eaeat privileges than the former oT wh the House, after the reading of the said that it was the universal dedi: to gua pond of the House, to have A Mas Tapuep anv Taken out ae hy two: < i i . ws A-ROD to WHA e ao WEA ieee S8.P ‘WANTED Sere Sosert PERSON « ~ D—A SITU, |, by & reapectabic Siege teh NE aes,