Evening Star Newspaper, December 8, 1860, Page 2

‘THE EVENING STAR. SAT’ TRAY. -.-+-+n+42-+ December 8, 1860. Tepnt of the Morntug Press. ‘The Conttitution noticés the avert English press on the election of Ms it says the South is lectured and hectored without, stint on the course it should pursee under the cir-' cumstances; end adds by way of reply that in the future, ad Ta the past, ‘it may be that the South ‘will be able to liveand thrive without the counsel | of the faglish press.”’ The Intelligencer is devoted to general and ‘titeltigence. Too Lats! We fear that the time, has passed my gteasional action that will strengthea fe purpose | of conservative men at the South to induce Ala- bama, Mississipp!,-end Georgfa to pause for a season ere committing Uhemneeives to the measure of South Caroliga., . » ahead: to assure ps that they}; ‘that end, we'can but hope that the disabilities which both extreme sections will feel from disunion accomplished, will speedily result in a reconstruction of the Government pon & more satisfactory and a safer basis. It will be @he: peculiar labor of the border States, slave- holdivg and non-siaveholding, to bring about that end. Three things are necessary to its accom- Ist. That civil war shall not grow out of the ‘withdrawal of the cotton-producing States of the Union. Else, the border slaveholding States will all speedily follow them. 2d. That there be no interference upon the part of England and France in our internal difficulties whereby the extreme South may be stimulated to hold to the position they are apparently about to assume. * 3d. That the effect of the secession upon the business interests of the North shall speedily teach her that she bas lost far more than she bas gained by anti-slavery ultraism. Weare hopeful with reference to the first and third of these propositions, though doubtful as to second. The anti-slavery measures of England and France have from first to last been directed to the end of dissevering this Government, in order to cripple the so rapidly progressing manufactures of our Northerg States. That object having at length been accomplished, we fear they will leave no effort untried to make ita fixed fact for all time to come, so soon as they may decently step forward to infiwence the seceding States to refase overtures for the reconstruction of the Union. Tue Szcrssiowists in a Muss Atrgapy.—The South Carolina Legislature is at loggerheads about the matter of officering the new army to be raised in that State. The Democracy of the rural districts is waging fierce war against the domi- neering autocracy of Charleston which clique is ‘“ghting for a monarchical form of government, and entertain 2 purpose to make the Guvernor of the Statea military chieftain with sovereign power. Mr. Cunningham, of the House, who is put for- ward by the committee to take all the respons! bili- ty of extreme sentiments, has openly avowed his hatred of Democracy in the camp. He considered ‘the common soldier as incapable of an elective choice. The opposing or thoroughly Democratic party of the House, while avowing strong seces- sion sentiments, are nevertheless bitter sticklers for popular rights and will stand out for them. As yet they have been able to obtain few concessions. ‘They bave caused the army bill now under con- sideration to be modified to such an extent that the Governor sball appoint general and field of. Aicers by and with the consent and advice of the @enate The debate in the South Carolina House of Representatives on Tuesday last was bitterly acrimonious. Gov. Jomw B. Frorp, Secretary of War, has written an able and eloquent letter upon the duty ef Virginia in the crisis—published in the Rich- mond Enquirer of Thursday last — wherein, theugh proclaiming himself 2 believer in the constitational right of a State to secede, be argues most earnestly against secession on account of Lincola’s election. He urges Virginia to hold a ‘State Convention, and enforces the duty of entire southern consultation and action to obtain south- ern rights uader the government of the United States; and he exposes, unmistakably, the fallacy that the South may fare better out of rather than in the Union. Tae Best Sion or THe Trees is the nervous anxiety manifested by the disunionists per se lest something may happen here that may possibly in- fiuence Alabama, Georgia, and Mississippi to pause ere following the example South Carolina is about to set them. It tells the tale of their con- viction that if those States take a brief season for re@iéction ere plunging into the choatic gulf of jon, there is yet hope thatthe South may adopt wise messures for her own future protection, rather than the mad schemes of the fillibustering men who would lead her to destruction by play- ing upon her passion. {> The Baltimore American commends to the attention of those who look to Great Britain as the commercial ally and friend of a Southern Confed- racy the editorials of the English press on the election of Lincoln, which indicate the beartiest sympathy with the Republicans, and enjoy, in an- ticipation, the opportunity which disunion will give to theen to co-operate with the North in pre- ‘Venting the extension of slavery. {> The Charleston Courier publishes the Presi- dent's Message with this brief comment - The Last Message —The last message of the tof the United States will be found in another place. We have no » poate for comments, and we feel that it will be feed with attention, and in some places with Sympetly for the President. a 107~ From Mesars. Taylor & Maury, the agedts for Washington, we have the National Quarterly Review for December, and Blackwood’s Maga- zine for November, both valuable numbers. The National Qaarterly is perhaps the fullest and most thorough im {ts book notices of any Review ia the United States. Tux Democratic Caucus Tas Moxxinc.— ‘There was a full attendance of southern Senators at the Democratic caucus at the Capitol this mMerning; but as no adjournment had taken place up to the time of our going to press, we are un- able to state what was proposed or determined ‘upon 07 Hot. Joba Forsyth, tn his paper, the Mo- ‘bile Register, affirms that he is not one of those ‘who look upon the dissulution of the Union as a holiday or a drunken frolic, “or a thing to be done vefore breakfast.’ If done in haste, it will ‘be repented at leisure. He proceeds at some length to counsel moderation, while in favor of secession. —$—$—$$ ‘Tur Comurtrez of Tmiary-teREE.—Mr. Cor- ‘wim hagdetermiped not to convese the special committee appointed by the Spesker of the House on Thursday last, (and of which he fs chairman,) until It is ascertained whether membersare to be excused from serving, whieh will probably be decided on Monday next. a + pao te ON te D7 The Annapolis Gazette gives an Genial to the rumors that Governor was “tobe made Collector of the Port of Baltimore, wader Lincola. No man jn Marylaod, ssys the Gazette, is more bitterly opposed to Lincoln than Governor Hicks. SEUEEEEESEEEPSEEEEEENE eet ‘Tue Fexiixe 1x Jeryasos Country, V,—A walued subscriber to the Star at Charlestown, Jef- ferson County, Va, in renewing bis subscription, ‘writes, “ We have no Secessionists here; ali are flor the Union.” (7 The Columbia South Carolinians publishes so much of the President's Message “‘as beags the issues of the day,’ end omits ali that ‘to tariffs and foreign relations ‘as a woe eee, 8 a tn tak at a bye We are indebted to , for Godey’s Ladpta eee eieons | coating several new fester of Interot "pe tw seeds Maeven Ot oh CMI A] DEPARTMENT NEWS. =o seston (eaveFis teat wei Szcession No. VII. i NMENT OF 6 a. i AUOTION SALES. ow wrn-Cavourme. © extn cs SPEC MCE E CO, scien Tue Uniten States G NT wm. Dundas, Second ‘Assistant Postmaster so 106 se A MISC ELLAN InprvipuaLe Net Seats Tus Srarssc General, ‘i yet confined to his home, as for some Herne pipe tp &- Tie seer plow lbanng To NIGHT (SATUR DAY.) Deoember 8. wt 212 28h 8 Book , time past, by severe code ran rejected the dill calling a Convention of Southern AND EXTRA NIGHT? vat ABSOLVE THE Mai R ER OR TRAITOR e States. This is ved as an indication of the vaduations ian Loree lar operatic drams | hs'f prst € o oelock we. peal oot ant Ca the Pree ad Guitt on Screen Hix prom PunisuMeEnt- oor 4 intention of Geor; to secede separately. RO Moaies a co} on OETashion: Act oF Szcession nor Treason, sur Nuaa- ney O% Lieut. Edward G. Bush, The election of delegates to the South Carolin: ob Foy... rof, And:rson | ‘cet ©. ke, together Torr—ActvaL AnMep Resistancke TO THE 7 a been Mirected to imme- | Canvention we ulet one. A very full vote layed ‘by tite ineil the principal theaters in “a a lot iol Ps to ial p A ready Execution of THE Unitep. Sr. a. ys 6 join his y—H, 10th infan' it r be tant ‘willot be known till to- ‘ Tid. a Treason, WHosE Prxactea, “e S E i mounted, the dressea] de® Fer Mo@UIRE & CO. Avets, To the People of thé | 4 eee eee The unprejudiced reader cannot, I think, fail to be satisfied that our Cofstitution is the work of the people of all the States, and fs just a8 m' in effect though not in ferm & compact. all the people of all the States a8 the conlitt of a State is a compact between the people of that State. But whatever it may be in its origin, in us erations it _ignores the States altogether. +t acts directly om every citizen of every State as yas if no Spite government existed. Those who have been for years endeavoring by ‘SON ME wey fore é rele upwards of 83 0. | THIS APTERNOON & TO-MORKOW OE A Sk ieeir a. Awouoneers. 'S, FANCY GOODS, sRy Wane, at : SVeENING, tof Yulee Flori- | Bs lis daphansrtiten's beni from Washington to the ae lg re of that State, announcing thet u a _ Spars pn roe if é ke any time of the ‘dstermin:tion” of et : sicttie Hg : ° i 1 ce i r ens sea baie ahr gl ney a OS “teathitigy to” tion of the Union idea that the General G mmient should think of a its eg pre by an te periiaes Stated, but for breton peter} ‘States, regardiess of the other bodies politic: of which those citizens may be members. A citizéh of the United States does not cease to be a citizen even by becomifg a member of a State Legisia- ture, a Judge, a Governor of a State, or even a member of 2 State Convention. If the’Governor of a State were to be detected in robbing the mails or counterfeiting the coin of the United States, he is punisbable in the same manner as the humbiest citizen ; nor could any act of the State, through a convention or otherwise, screen him from punish- ment. The Constitution and the laws of the Uni- ted States constitutionally enacted are‘‘the supreme law of the land,”’ and the citizen owes obedience to them from which he cannot be relieved by State authority. Can a State, by legislation, reso- lution, judicial decision, or any other device, pardon the mail robber? If she attempt to do so, by the resolutions of a Convention or otherwise, and the United States proceed to punish him not- withstanding, is that coercing a State? Every Government which deserves the name is a Government of coercion. To give that charac- ter to the Government of the United States was the leading object of Washington and- bis com- patriots in framing our present constitution. For this, it was clothed with legislative, judicial, and executive powers, and with means to execute them. To make these means effective, it express- ly places the Constitution and laws of the United ‘States, constitutionally enacted, beyond the reach of State authority. Treason has among all nations been considered acrime of the bigh-st enormity. That crime is WAL e& any Plan Axctiunes CUTLER, -ATED AND OTRER Ca Ar ReeriOn —O sok eeie bar Expran So} EERE ++ Col. Thottias J. et of Mississippi, | James Jackson, 5 Ee of the He Henan the | eis leat Browns’. Birth district of ‘Georgia, writes to the Globe 10 the same, ae Larned, U.S. A., and lady; Col. De | explanation of hig omission to vote on Mr. an pl ceatver bah Rumey, U A.; Gen. J. Sidney Jones and lady, TRE alatelin He assigns four restons, vi Pa; Lt. Hughes’ U-S.N., are at Willards?, 1, His dieinelination te saaction «hat on of ~ soa +++ Letters have been received (aa the South ‘omeomes whie septs tm cecal Danvers Wizard) from George Peabouy. Esq , of elignty of the State; 2. Because it does not become it London, stating that he es deferred his'retuln to | the South to-extend theclive sre Because | the atage. his native home until 1864, when he proposes to | Georgia has resolved to résist, and Mr Jackson E gle make this country his permanent residence. He | 408 not wish to “bind her Sone,” oad 6.1 Seer oot roe P sectaiastes We Sa , ots; chil ec ba nih never wen er than at the | Bevan any pina deve by hin Cougrs wil | es Mies ana sat dey oatelonk. | gatsintzrars tte sates Boe ware Sn Jaber L. M. Curry, + 2 Alabama, concurs in | ,, Ph!S b-ing the only week in the cite, thas a8 tg che Ancs w! secortment of American, Belgian, these sentiments, so {at'as applicable to Alabama, | ‘Ss!.opeortunity of seeing this great Musical This rale'wil be ened Corks ee eee: a DE. HALL, OF THE CHURCH stacubetenilestn - mesarads we C.G. ATWELL, Agent. eke par4 and Shove pate ated y. ripe any, Will perform Divine ser- | | Movawanrs oF Sovran Srarae—The Sta‘e weit: __ 6.9. ATWELL, Agent Presents, as the goods are of the fest unl street, tale d, he’ Yorman MORRO (Pucda3) Convention in South Carolina assembles om the | Spee eee. ned inal December» The Couvendon ty aisoant | BALLS, PARTIES, &e dsseNover int pout. eat o SE ESE NON at Socook. ___ St on inary. special segsion of | ——_________ Mencon the paralie of “Tho 70. YOUN the Miasteat ppl Seedelature aad een aplet Hereaa FOR THE E SHIELDS BOYS! WALL & BARNARD, Avots._ on e s jai session of ——~B, CLEARY 2 Gk ED vineaslacied ENINGS com oepest Church On | Virginia Legislature is called to meet on the 7th |. The Sluride Boye take gra’ Nee pele a Br CLEARY PRESEN. J . Auctioneers, Tew Kvenivg. of January." ‘The North Carolina Legislature met | eh eral “ther th Execs CELLENT. #OUSEUSLD Rupeyrerex on the 19th of November. The Florida Leyisla- | (oneral, ere ae 'veoth A PUBLIC MEE’ Wi tl RANT As ASSE: ington ecrion—On theory SEE SING NTS! be hel te held at the | ture meets this month. The Arkansas Legisia- | x ssem*ly Rooms. om ‘pRiDA ¥. ree clock hit] gunk. > cypeapd (ard ture is in session, and the Georgia State Uonven- | 2ist, The ives ora ofalock? goth A tlon meets on the 16th day of Jandary next. he one of the mors mosi Hicadot s axreeatie eg The the Enon of . fondly ae ining owgeaen ingtonian Temparsnce Association. Dr. sommes. Tickets 3 cents, a¢mitting 8 oman $he/ttcnen Furnitures wo Housenold B. Starsezy, eq.,.and others, will speak on “the | I7-A clothes thief at Lyons, N, Y.,in a tussle | ad ay TY, Bae, Fine rive Rone = weeps in rete Occasion. with the owner of the linen the other’ gat. left J. Flanepsa. = . watt Wak nish, si helenae YOUNG MEN'S CHRISTIAN AagQCT- his watch and the baz of plunder behind logan A.G al m ah eee aeeat me M. Harrigan, dev2t* re ‘ancy C rey iber 8, at 73¢ oe ock, ‘The | F[ORSES! =e HORSES! WHO As SEEY THE PRESIDENT ehcp ee sired, oo ° : rd it. 2 in ey Tuer OF the Fromceeteo. H. TWias, Heo. | Sablon Wh ste hgeees Bani te BAMBEUL CL UL Lue ToheRs Sry A Weleut Wardrobes. Washetonderent Sideboards presence of every member is om MOND. (NEN ERUSALEM CHURCH, (Swe. fice’ Northern TORSgS, amogs th ‘iver —- Dint = " Svante Poseune fe ALL. oye bo of 1th et. defined by the Coastitation to be levying war | (UF UENHURGIAN) ‘orth Capuel, be ag Bapesip ewig ‘at Berean one 4 Tae. and Marsland av.. Tiokeis 9 cents, aduit- te hamed rage Cnet Pech raument. 5 sts 200 lad against the United States or giving aid and com- | Band (10 ont eras ons neatly ehaR | al of woh Lite tes sold on accommo. ing terms. nak exets <r ewe ag aes st° eee Machiue, tlson, cost fort to their enemies,”” and the laws of the United | MOR M Fune. Subject—"'The 8 intaet Significa- i as FT OOK OUT FOR THE MONUMEATALS: «| Bair, Cotton, aod Shuck M. tion of the Garden or fder, ‘ 7 OOK OUT FOR THE MONUMENTALS! : attressse, on of tue Garden of Eden; its Trees and Rivers. F-) MILLINERY GOODS. L *ine Feather Beds BONNETS Fi. OWF FEATH-' ‘States prescribe death as the penalty. Now, can ane er Bea % EIGHTH GRAND COTILLON, PARTY of Birsee oioton Mathag. tgs, a EEZENTION, UN NATIONAL DEMO- Races, t A any State interpose to scréen a traitor from punisb- ment any more than a mail robber, when con- RY IBBONS, UCHES, ER: the MONUMENTAL CLUB, at Trorn S~MeetonSAT: | RUCHES RISLONS Hatt, on MONDAY, December 10. ja! a Ou af ith ine Cul rant peker Cee We victed under the “supreme law of the land?” DAY EVENING, the ath instant, at your hall FEATHERS, FLOWE celebrated cotrilon mic has been engaged es ot Gace Ware, And is the punishment of atraitor to be denounced | 8.7% o'clock facets. he presence of every wi UNERY aoe BONNETS ‘ {igkets 0° conte, admitting o gpatiengee Sam Bein Mar Stove, Radistor and Chamber as the coercion of a State? . CLEARY, C: 5 UGLAS, Old Stand, de 4 sost* COMMITTER. ~ ea = ‘The truth is, that whatever the Convention of | J. H. GANTT, Reo. Bee ch ‘aie <A, . ay.. south Side, RAND COTILLON PARTY Tin i 60 lot of Kitohen Requisites. South Carolina may resolve, she cannot release her I. O. O. F.—The Officers and Mem Fa De ce th 2g tec) cS k. Hoare for rent, waguire o of the ne Aue oneers. citizens from their allegiance to the United States. | ‘K., Rid ‘the most rovvlar No. 5, azo RicH SILK ROBES! Os s CRON ay pcoaeane. te, EEN, Avcte. Any ordinance of her Convention purporting todo | campment will be neld or TURSDAG, the. ii hot RICH DRESS SILKS a SOeEsS DAY, Dee. a by BARNARD uD BUCK EY, Auctiouesra. #0, will be absolutely null and vold,and all her citi- | Devember. Patriarchs are requested to be pi RIC. ’ At PR, ANKY LIN HALL, © tual, as business of impo: tance wil, claim thear at- ott EY’S it the piace to hs Baty EH SE Prospe:i's ond ediforiase mesic. tenti W grees. Re Freneh Merinocs, Casha eree admitting & gentleman and iad de7 3i* B. A. KIDDER, Soribe. | All ‘Mousselines; in fact, you’ will find all zens will still be citizens of the United States. In Steck AND FI FIXTURES ‘OF A RETAIL itself it will not be treason, because it would not a EaND ver! ee au geek Mio MONDAY MbERIN opie | vetant at a be “ levying war against the United States,” and NOTICE. Dedication of the Cate cf SEY COURS at 'very reduced prices, WANTS. itt re,at the intersre ion of Washinton the General Government would not be bound to ath inst. Tae Wodisetory dinacrae teil be WM. R. RILEY & B raiares es emutewe: at shar crc aa take any notice of it. But if any citizen of South | delivered at 11 o’slock &. m_ by the Rev Ganvinen WR tors WARS. cela Tig bisa tee Carolina, acting under the pretended authority of | $F4:¢. 0,0. of New York. agaiatod by Rev. Wat; |“ do7 Gt ‘opposite Conver Markit. | twoee' F sni'G arn? Ot Ne Mosse | Box aconvention or the Legislature, shall be found] Rev. B.S! NDERLAND, 2 the present pastor, NEW PAWN OFFICE. SAMI cuctaat te Uniese Guion.” be ort ‘of iednen [to * WANTED—Three sotive MEN of good address, D. ene, im Ni tugted portent s0-iptions for a new las E. W. Stated w: bara, Be Baca sta STEEN Pe | Siac a= sve" VINEUL' 60 6 be guilty of treason, and incur the penalty of death. What it may become the duty of the General er. sigan Loutmana avenue. bet NTF sumek Government to do, should the political leaders of ird discourse mie be Colese. at 7% o’cl’t Shere hs sest ofthe ne Can, Want N rites t er, f : SERVANT South Carolina delude her people into the crime in the. the cyening ol the 10 Rev. cous yA Broce Da cf | propared to wait o pesrone with promptness; vou AN that can rt lations 8 ’ of treason under the pretext that a State Conven- | D. De Clip o of (ihe Howe o enentatiy Sry Goode, Clothi ing, Mechan- &: rartclea analy, Caceres Rok cinwe ton can release them from their allegiance to the | 4 Rev Nesta Nosumeoh the Prefvetenrat s always on hard at private tale ANTE Md apenas _ fo obtain a good) Terms: do sash; over that cum credit of sixty United States, it is not my province to anticipate. | Blatoe N mbis aud Chaplain of the U ass Fig thtiect casts ucac'U, SMe Basracke beer inert Gaye, for approves endorsed My object is to dispel delusion as to the pretended tree thro Sclions willbe made, Seatsinthechurch|(qy R EAT BARGAINS ai 8 ths came time the House tnd Lot 00- right of secession, and enable every citizen to un- radial Levitation to be present ac these inte PEOPLE'S CLUTHING STORE, wes ED By,a8 American eirl fom uke coun | Brag. 7 Ne SCR derstand the awful responsibility he will incur esting sorviges is extended to the people of Wash- No. 460 Savanrit Scarsr. h at ree ip raceifan gs ee cacioo should he, under cover of an unconstitutional and ‘Sor — seiperues toe eh. CLOTTING Tv icuiine GUOD3. dressa note to Bo om Ts tar OF Dk dee a xTEh sive BALE an en ’ a a a 5 fee. a void act of bis State, be found resisting the execu- HATS EXT Rie, HW HOUSE 40) Ye tion of the laws of the United States. The slang about not coercing States as well as the doctrine of secession, are the invention of the enemiewof the Un‘on, devised for the purpose of making disunion easy by impressing the popular mind with the belief that so far as regards the people of each State, the decrees of u State Con- vention are ‘‘the supreme law of the land,” “the Constitution and laws of the United States’’ not- withstanding ! “UNION PRAYER MEETING will be anp Bosno WANTED. sds or holden every day this week in the Foundry ca ina vane fail, or where Ch corner of G and Fourteeuth streets, | At 20 Pax Curry, res THAN, Tae eUivat Rares, | ere; nol Peovn, ‘avenue. Bau. it ter past 4 o’elock p. m..to be 4 M17 808 rac siven ss Ss to respectability, &: nd: 2 cures smd eter tte ae Oe ae |B N. B—Allin No. "460 ee oct th reat and FuR- | 228! “Boar o "ae a= *4 aren vol Lean Rosewood Case, FAIR.—The ladion of Christ Church will | NISHING GOODS wi't find tt greatly to their ads Wanree SEtUN? oat HAND FURNITURE. ove andc very wp mo hold @ Fair, comm-neing on MUNDAY, vantage to give mea call. SS , OF Boman os Kat Thora i ber, Sud continuing through thé _ae7 J. A. SMITH, Crotnrer. ond Fe jus of Feroiture on hand: Rosewooi eat ~ ify basta carved framee, iglici's liberal" patronace from: the. ortizons cf Riss KRTNOLES HEADQUARTERSFOR | “nol, 70" 7 ee SRM rn, | peek es Rue Means ed Washington in behalf of the ost ve ble eh Toys and Fancy Notions is in this city—the Sataor of all the Eplooons de 6-30" j ¥ Rosewood Bureaus. B, Bedsteads, Etegeres. tide churches, and a loving sister to a others. de 1-7t pr AND ao MON Ds ee STs Poy qin ‘Sofa Tavies, Turkish Lounges are OLD FURN roe. aaa deel ELBOANT GRO ie iL TAINTINGS, nda, for whi: to pay = 1 A Lacs 811 Brocatelle Carta: And thus, the whole theory of the Gevernment FUILADELPHIA CONFECTIONERY, pMRS.GEE, g Respectfully aac te tention of bashes yy, | Wee a mu is reversed, and the States are thrown into a revo. | Pound Cakes, Mince Piewt "Pastry, Crusta fr Oyster e ladies and strangers of Washing now People: in Purni teabye, Brea ith & variet; = lutionary state, where the will of each ina law to| fie, Jellies, snd & general. assortment, of ‘nice May's dry goods store, Nos 334 'Pa. Ghesett & | 009 408 mh st. het hemnint Slane my A ite coruer welt and Fete” eet FURSLLES: | gurand id fata ba i -> tepenbebamalabagebaind no mn’ OTN Se ted. The right of rebellion against intoterable wrong | 3 rr CLOTHING !: BOARDING. mie e418 Want of good Furcitare, articl Sil itmees, noety Ss ome eve coca ve meat TING TO BANK NOTH Cc LOTHING #1 cit Wenday Free Presents, will ds well to on Why does not South Carolina place herself on , that ground? Js it because the wrongs of which she cou: plains are in her opinion not sufficient to justify her in the opinion of her own people or those of other States in rushing Leadlong into revolution? And is she, therefore, compelled to conceal the true character of the movement under & new name and a pretext of inherent right? In one or more numbers I propose to examing OLD! —Virgivis 0 i cedex 180 Seventh fh stron tte ‘i Peltiing Stine, Rey syne tie mare y-tiaDE oni: Micsptei" i Fie, propareal 40 ‘someatee will igi plese paar seepage: oe water AY zsh op upens | Me realty 4 Sg te sep cteoeans Reese | coma BS MORNING 0h Dc stock of Mena’ # Boye" = wit card near : serve 4 v’c'ock, and coctinue day and Goods, Hats and Neate tim ct] ah da eames Riv BE, | ORRIN Nm CaN Bal! EE Woe Uo divposed ut — oo ee te *| paige ne wreral einele armtlemens ana tone ‘genea. 01 with mes (sane meee ok Lapies a3 AND Bis ce ee watones | ina’ anette ©. MoGUIRE & CO., Aucts. coms und Boarding Ee kere | — pys o mT S CO. A rues at .WED fed OECTONERY pes SE aa less notable ma- Beowpespan tae family, or two orice sels A OTICE —Guzar Sare or :Soraeaey Baq., pear kers, at A lings gd: By CataLoous.—On sutiful ‘A large assortment ueneaanes atiee’ — the wrongs of the South and treat of the remedies, Ze? Arse OTE fa wan ML Wd 6 nie Ons eee agathcol Fate moet ices | i Motel of J. Caspar Amos Kenpatt. au Z- Wasuinaton, de 6-st Pe Cate fat Brown iaew ee ote a. & choice assort- P.S.—Since the foregoing was written I have JUST OUT—NEW BUOKS. ] gw wncces po = ‘Sere the Mmee and Liguors, the moet read the admirable and unanswerable argument Connemara a Nib cLoves HE Fringe of Wales in, Amerios, by Kinahas Boe ING ~Goed: Rooms, comfortably fer- a Bot Khoa scapes ee ane bane of the Fontan’ sentert the pretended right of ei | Anos sage rout fhe’ French of ffonore can eaevininel ot Re se os paiaborsecswii vadved tia ane ot- secession; but its force on the public mind is} des.ct Bot’ Wg aed ine cizeots, de without’ Board. Hoeati MeG' much impaired by the conclusion at which he fice _Betvese haat eer | a if Weert os bY W. P. Strickland, 12>. | Pleasant. peti: reer | S, MeGUIRE & CO., Aucts arrives. It is very true that the Constitution con- t PACE A eaperior. farnly BORSE:, tor aoe price & RENCE & CSTE Ss, | — = | Direct Importation fers no power on Congress to declare or carry on i A Ser cane Es Rae bindes deo 1S Penn sven LOST AND FOUND. = Br ~ricrerernad mn sereoneoreer gen rape ed the norse i sfssee For portion Sp aaquire NOTICE TO THE aaaia REWARD WIL QE PA j M. WELLIAN, nsisten leading principles. at'star Oflon. oe" FOF farther partion afpopguire FOR THE | 32 Market Space, Washing: D. C., ond it does confer power to coerce every citicen ofa P Ue wat bes iu ‘ET TRG Stub at a4 — 510) fara ore So oe Mltck aS ee “: A Es State detected in the violation of its provision’ Us Stagg be SO UCE oe ED sty Cte dias ae i eee mm Mi» fray Trevise, INA COCK A, il be gooeteay } : a Deegan cain aes ARRAN EANCY oops vor isivte INIA CFSE hat nites a cone cee Eimore Stato ior mon nine Ueitmare ead So Shi Ration nfm | pe TAS enh, and Ladies sajoe Goose, Egen, ai tter—of sil quaiits — br 54 of ber ane chase any The nape, ay site themssives that rion | ts iyi. iow, on, Baitimare, ee my 6 Anges serpaaned fa eats ty, slagence, is olty, cismatens a onan as can ui | Mase Mastor off Snape-taticn, fx whe Greatest pains iv paneline os and the laws of the United States. The power is in no way effected if the transgressor be sustained by all the authorities of bis State who may become his accomplices, themselves punishable, not ag . LOW. des aaa Aa side.| State officers, but as citizens of the United States. Pee kare D Fins, Cotes zi peetiul y T—On bares self when The truth is, the right of the United States to tine ie gue tied oe mach, shaper and examine tor themselyeg acipt is | Pisce Ca) elena ¥¥: KORLET. matted c enforce their own laws on every citizen of every Bat Bette ns a. xy Servants. 8 Sood 00 OR esas sais oy 20 CANSIELD. “anguatal! ike ty eo ni ven de 7-25" end State, no matir what the State may enact or re | "©" superior many EW BOOKS 4c FRENCH ® RICUSTEIN'S, s 7 Ye halen! solve, is as perfect as any granted right can be; ‘i Sooeonn saa Lavinis, s novel, by 6. Radial: 12m0,, cloth; priee ‘Tienall wow: Fister Sarh red a gp wee Ye a tok ee ee Saar “4 Dat the times and modes of its exercise depend on a . oopED Ae mph emi aed gras! white gpots und er the i fells ard on Beier ind chien Ente roan, Fiowere, circumstances, and to some extent, on the discre- cee ew Pky: forks aN tt apenas a “ven othe ice eee oe Leowner sepcoemaa bead == 4 et for ye tion of the public authorities. aioe | esas ooking Brove property, pay charges, and t tae Bay Paes | 7 trimming the we doe: i fay Party Towser Wwresses, 7, ne a ite eae aid aot ew Sons: . As Coyle. and ana ae el mite: a “ Ricut ov a State ro Secxpr—Orimiby ov THE He ea . ae son, ie BEAR-BE. Exe the dictiitnating recor Mae oS VERNO tre sean Boi eter ae horn sd ais sere | He Ba 1 phoee bt mounts hin; Sica neers tn | ae ees oben, | BSN eee Sa poe eee eet | ere and authority between the Government of the} Aro Seane, eee Rar G. ME oS aed x United papaya any State. He says; roan > pam) liad | 3222: supply any q a At Within spheres ‘ sient a it Federal Goverament sod the Goverament of Wand 2 ot Saas a! 4 : ginal geal oe neither both of them independent’ preme, tf sande: to make my House i ftom pant JF YOU WANT TO SAVETHEUNION ae T : > i i sires Pordtmininrts crea | Lo "O° YN Bate PHEUNION a SP ox, \- r tution or laws, cannet, wi it remains in the Spee era es aus urbe eitrech 3 post of Wi Cc ye lve her people from the duty of | hich he rval — obeying the ju Constitutional requirements oe and on ING. B. HAMMACK, | “<< = Nor can any act of | _P. 8 only and hotels > BDUGT ON IN THE BE} RICE O of « State, becuse the laws of ibe Ublted, states porter hats a a 8. T. M. HARVEY. “Ovricu or aia FANCY 600) BY pa ,AT PRICES At STEVENS’S FANCY So v, — . Rt avs PEE SaRDE Te Ao i sis tisarect owen aarket price for gush. CLOTHING i iv ie & bw diliow ll lv egw => —)