The New York Herald Newspaper, October 17, 1851, Page 1

weabas THE NEW YORK HERALD. -. ~~ _ Ae WHOLE NO. 6931. MORNING EDITION----FRIDAY, OCTOBER 17, 1851. PRICE TWO CENTS. =— = aera a AMUSEMENTS, AMUSEMENTS, | SALES BY AUOWIUN. ICH FROM ASHLAND Fas no eolcr or countenance to the pretensions of se- | urdisgulsed, manly and forcible resistance to ite execu- Boreerrana: RR — DOORS OPEN a7 644; CURTAIN Beers, THEATRE.—B. A. MARSHALL, BOLE A UCTION NOTICE —ABSIGNEED’ SALE OF WINE: ve * | Othe dete ine of secession aasumes, that aiy one of the | ‘The alleged right of secession ia, I 4, some- rises at 7. select, hones, ne, 28 cots: Pit, tae gue ai, Taper open on. at Me ommenee 06 J at 7. hggleak. oP ne, Groceries, yr: eae Oe vhs eck, ¥ ota dae heidi thirty-one Btates composing the Union, wherever or how- | times coptounded with pe nm "But ita re has . and Parquet! ‘street, corne! oh, er? ever situated, whether in the interior or on the frontier, mes a totally different ¢ thing. contend dei we ge performed th ‘en a, $5 908 96. prines, Jomelee nu ‘Pgs ta is oy | A GREAT UNION LETTER | teraneti, upon its own separate wil ‘end according to that it is peaceful, lawful. and, if 2st, eonaiatona a if or ire, i 4 letates judgment, withdr. remedy, Car poe a8 Hi ae ‘Conway; Toney B: CARTES “Bis, Pea Mute yRon Tan from the Union whenever it neaseer that’ this uct of ser | ‘They idalst that it tsa State right, to be hanna Orit ier. tej aesd cra of Greer wich senncn 6 peacefal, and not to be controverted or ob, | reepected; and that, whenever aint d by & Bale, “nt ~ hey: or by the application of ‘om or eon e neces- IENEe ae cate eee vie Pe oe Cony Oboes toby wink BBE. wrt Sy BN. Bom bares BELL ARERR E HON. HENRY CLAY. any force, within the }iaits of der Biate, to exe- | eary, is entitled to the co-cperation of other Btates. ‘The ea, Rn Sap Vara Festal Leer: Be rl Wi ee iol sedg teense ate ipa: | Paartcana hae eum ag URTON: CHAMBERS STREET.—DOO} TBLO'S GARDEN. — 4 tates, and become pene heen o'glok. | rate Gira and Fase Nir Tiokets, 00 conte; Private Barca, $5 er Aem-srm At Oolober ey | Seassentant eng scpeeslenes taeet moet tes | chplectonnihencian aeaiee ee ee wuette, 60 cen 25 cents; Private Box ommenee at 73 o'clock. Friday Oct. 17, ‘The cna wosring m. Germen Surtissanend hove the bones to calnowteses © Bt jg Ape eed ey CE Batioae of te co ten of any piel fn estes amily. Last night of th orenteriain Teens, Bg, Fem. Coemany, geipt, yenterday, of the adareas which you tra The doctrine maintains that tbis Fight of seces. | “he rghbot revolution vetust Hebe which an unjustly ed the that attracted, at Gabri: gant Furniture, &ec. ai to me, from a number of gentlemen in city of New | sion may be exercised whenever the State deems it has | oppressed People, threatened with, or borne down _ lerbert, 3 % York. Emanating froma source so highly respectable | eufficieat cacce; at all times—in a state of profound | tolerable and Jpomprostabie tyranny and injustice, have, ary A U TION Monte and imporing, from frie1 le resistance to (event or redress the and fellow. citizens so numer- | peace azd prosperity, or in the midst of a farious war, | of bescring bo fee re. We ‘company. Guiah gaat flighte ous and inte! iigent, and te whom I am under such great feging iw all our borders; and that, in the latter case, | wrorgs with which they aremenaced ce Leste ir. Prederis M ‘architecture by th» Children my Bardwate, & yy ey # | obligations, I have perused % with profound attention and ie iioalt into a distinct and inde; mnt na | are rofering. It may wim simply at a remoral of, HAVE BATEN MY” PRIENOs murmtee Sellars Mae | Deserts th the THRRE FACED TRENCH. | Antwern ‘conse tee et Has Rasps, Ni ie deference ' After adverting to the present state of public | tio iting recepe the calamities of war Separate | azices, orit may seek totally to change the existing gorera~ Burton; Angolina Cockles, Mise. Sams ‘Taylor. MAN; Tight Rope; KIM-KA, and the BEDOUIN ARABS. Shears, Ball Braces’ sensi ‘and Hulter Chains, | ®isirs, to the spirit adverse te’ the menvaree. of of compro- » pe of peose with the ecmaon enemy, beeome neutral, | mentor to establish witlin its mite a new government. cane Centre pad Brace Bi A tment of | mise adopted during the laet Cor Mevlf with that enemy, and take up arms | It is a right not confined Sy the boundaries of Btatea (CA bes | Nit tine THEATRE, CHATHAM STREET.—DOORS Brovgraw: 'S LYCEUM. BROADWAY, NEAR BROOME | Shelf Goo. Sale rami Terms | in certain quarters, to the necessity of Oe ee exer- sqaie nt the Usted States. It esscrts this rigitt, ait sh | though belng orgeniaed political bodies, (hey miay be ‘open at i ourtain roe a7 lock, Dress Cit nd ttreet.—Doors open at7; to t 7 1 Di * 634: EB A seloek. Ds ross Circle a1 pen AT; bo berks w 4 prclock, ra Catal w Chinese sone Parqui tions to preserve our glorious ©: 4 to whet bi it way lead, in 23 of time to the promiseuous dot- | capeble of giving greater eilect to revolutionary efforta| & ts; él ‘nion, an: ae erin Toei tence, | ee te’ Boxes been #0 Feasonsbly anti well dons; withse much’ atility, | ting crer, upodi aie surface of tie territory of thw United | butt belongs to oppressed tian, whatcver m=6y be Hid Sertainments inenoe with the musi of Ma- will comm eloquence and patriotism, by some of our eminent eoun- | States, of petty independent nations, cstublishing for fer eer Ta all revolutions, however, there are twar ah eis oF ety yen LD-Sterauold, | SOMEHODY Mertz Mr, Bhersetty E teymuen, you invite me to Ieave, for a time, my quiet | iemelves any feent of government, fre or dmpotie, | perties—thove who revolt, aud the government whlcl is. For te Wostnte 3 ea ethavar fy ty peta not Noli, inteedvetng bp a re, to appear in your grea¥ sity, and to addzess | known to mankind, and interrupting the intercourse and | ay, ‘cibly zesi ere ate generally two opposite: To be foliowed by the du dtama of the WATCH DOGS—Picreo sion from er Be PRES to cone dy with the fazco of Fat ay thang? nae, 0 Sa ep Salon iheene om the actualconaiioa unt menacteg Tictatiag or menaclngithe executicm of the. a the | o opinions, ala, entertained of tbe chase ‘of rasstanen; ig Grorne ie, . BRC r ry. membered confe con 7 se in Zebellion themselves S Caathon ro eating: Hanns, Me, Aeneid: Torey Me! | bolton. Me D TB stanton, WAS CAREER ancien wie feel. gentlemen, wit the greates> interest and the | as well’ for Louisiana South Cerolina, athough the to be wronged, und that of tie existing govarament y street, corner Groen wich. Toes ON ae Snoxy Snobbs, Mr. Fox. Sergeant Fuze Tayleure. cee solicitude, the full force of all that you kaveex- | province of Louisiana cost ws 90 muc> money, an far Pre denies having inflicted any oppression or injustice ARNUM'S AMERICAN MUSEUM. —P. T. BARNUM, IBLO'S.—BENEFIT OF THE FRENCH BENEYO- : Povey pepe eer! findls comaply sie Fane wishes Pye ivr eas tie eeetee ae | they hastily aig abate my maceste men. helene Man: 4 Proprietor.—Joan Greenwood, Jr., Assist: Jent Society his Benett will tako place om Saturday, | the Grilery, reat of dhelt Seiee’ Roca Ne’ 8 AW, best f which hi » peeant oane ilions of de a 2 | alder the meti wr) of revolt, and caretully eo pa Manager’ ‘Admittance to the entire Muscum and per. | Qotober 18 on wiveh night will + cr Bcrate collection of modern Oil Pai taThe eamee ce tasuiene i i eanatteete ceruad: | oatteit, fe anspae eviliness poe ag A ip al edi eogpacdeoe Ala pemetotiyriipe gy Barmy bo a nunder 8, oer fhrytotn dig martite Felptings 90 Giese, just fevelned from Europe, | allow me, and if I believed that ‘any fresh exertion» of 0 for distant Californie aithough that was acquired | tance. If unmmicessfl, they know Cuat they wil bs amma § Stee oe They oan be t the Gallery, itis | mine would be useful. But ever ties the ® sessiox of title of conquest and the payment of an | guilty oftreaeom, and incur tite penalty initiocted upem ont an d aie inguish wish 04 Fosher 1 Mathes gisen we offer a finer collection of modera painings at auo | the laet Congress, during which my arduous duties wore | surple pecaniory consideratien. traitors. ish io ora aan anne, Bia Uris ia imar ne on. Cones wes well able to encounter, my health bas Ii, indeed, the Union »und+s which we Rave so long: | 1 have thus, gentlemen im an imperfect aicete’a vill Ye produce ‘Bro: ah iaine. ©. KEMP, AUCTIONEER MORTGAGEE’ SALE en delicate, and it bas remained so throughout ths | and severally so happily lived, be thus frag’te and Mable | Of some of the views whith I have taken of the exintiag Abow vith aed of th performance, R. Sx Furniture, Pisnofortes, Mirrors, Oarpete, se. | Pat summer. Thepe that it i improving, but it still | to crumble into pieces, we must cease to boast of she sale, of pat the for. It would admit of snacks enlerguaen: fe. Blak (Friday.) at 10 ovelock, atthe ‘ooma, 3) | Fequires the most assiduous eare; and I entertain | wisdom of our forefathers who formed it—tesr from cur ‘edditional illzstration but I kave already to Oy he post ie TICE BE LA SOCIE-TE FRANCAISE DE BIEN- ters curiosities to be seen, a8 Cuerrs OPERA 472 Broad) ‘ab econd door : | serous apprehensions that if I were to accept your | hearts the rentiments of gratitude and veneration with this pape? an inordinate length. In contemplst! faaii{2igance, Sane la calle Niblo, le samedi 1s ootobre. La R. C. séabove, by | invitation. and throw myself into the ecenes of exe | which they had ineptred us, and no longer expert an em | Ske°ch, we behold much moze to anivaate the hopes amt Prorenume <1 OURS ee at bash eusd Mlle Follce.— | order of Morigegee, 2 latKe, assort luable House: | citement incident to it, my strength might fail me, | lchtened world to beatow the unbsunded praise-which {s | to encourage the patriotisra of the Peg than t» ie eM. Du Be cet tarred meatacsek date’ faneae and my present debility might be much increased, ‘There | bus hitherto lavished on them. A doctrine soextracedinary | create reqvet an Pens After sich a Be ar on Ravel. 3 Lit fae Cre eng) is mo pane, Tam fully aware, where Ishould find more | and indefensible, fraught with the destructior of the | litical sterm as that’ wl ‘Motently er juriew, et Mlle Felive. ardent and epthusiastle friends in one party, and more | Union, and such other direful conscysences, finds mo en- last Congress, it was not ta be 1 courtesy and respect iy the other, thanin the com- | couregement cr support in the constitution of the "inited | Pation would instantly settle down eae auiet mercial metropolis of the Union, Whilst I am con- | 8t It had none under the articles of confederstion | nd repose. Considering the vast extemt of our ter- RITIERE RAOUL, ou ae ‘BTOLLE Saat oo commencera 47 h, ot demic. 01 onico, = ‘Courrice des eae roourer cher Velmenien, ae ne strained, with much regret, reepectfully to dectine the h formed, in terme, a perpetcal Union, howwver | Htory. cur mamerous population, the Leated’ confifote 4 will commence at meeting you prepow. I avail myself of the occasion to | otherwive weak and ineMcient the goverment was which | f puseion, of opinion, cf interes’ and of sections, Patronsof Christy's Minstrels are roareot- pompapimes someon ——— pre ent some views which I have taken of public affairs, | they established. That inefliciency arose out of the | Vading the entire Unicm, we have great reason to be rmed Abas the Saturday aivcrnoon conocet are dis- IBLO’S GARDEN.—TUESDAY EVENING. OCT, 21.— a which I trust may be received as a substitute for | fact, that it opersted net on the people directly, but | tiankful to Providence for the ore of calmness, of inued. pce iil N, Grand complimentary Masical and Dr Festival y oral exhibition ef them, which I could make before | Upon the States, which might, and olter did, fail to com. | trazquillit 7 and of satisfvetion, which prevails. If thera EN EVERY Rgurrnitows: ena ae 1 Ute jemmaitncs etge Concourse of my fellow: citizens in New York Ply with the requisitions made on them by Congress. | are local exrepticns at the North snd at che South, of D Fellows a Hale tit Grondwag, betwen ay | Seeue'a 1-9 GaAs, SU Om It wes not supposed by the authors and supporters | To correct that detect, ond to form more perfost | Teslsand misguided men, who wowld madly resiat the ied ane Grapd Pacey —This justi; od and officiel kit Feo pnts iBrorkl of the compromise, in of last Congress, that the adop- | Union, the present constitution was adopted. It had | Conrtitution and laws of the United States, let us mot forps of talented je the cordial co-operation of their fellow citizes nd Furniture of & Salo tion of the serlesof measures ‘whict 0 composed it, woul been alleged. that the Union of the States, under the | despotr of thelr return. in ceasonable time, to reason am@ anagement of J Forther notice willbe given, i Ol Cloth, fecure the unanimous concurrence of all. Their reasona- | articles of confederation, was held together only by » | tod But suppore we should be disappointed, and ihe pass year have been recelyed with t nr by gD Thy seed bie hopes were confined to the great majority of the peo. | rope cf sand; but it wes » rope of adamant, compared” | t standoed should be taised of open resistance te elon Sail io ous af the moet spatioes aud bees veutlinced Jas. 8. Li a, o' Ple of the United States, and their hopes bave not been | with the cord which now binds us, if the right of seves- | SL Ke gn BO in the wet dmission, 25 conte, Doors Grex. Cnias. a: Stetson, | Arrangements dureppointed Everywhere, north, south. east and west, | sicn iz sanctioned and sustained. re canbe but one povsible answer. ‘The an immense majority of the people are eatisfied with, or ‘The constitution of the United States established 9 | the authority an2dignity of the governzaeat ought to be acquiesce in, the compromise. This may be confidently | government, and, like all governments, it was to be per- | maintaiued. and resistance at down every ascexted in regard to thirteen of the slaveholding States, | petual, or to have unlimited duration. 53 was not re. | Government, in the falien ay age state of mam, ond to thirteen, if not fourteen, of the free States. In a | stricted to the szieine eerie, bat comprehended | Would lose all reepect, and into discrace and con- ice Bars, Cle rea, Mould, . fuw of both classes of the 8'ates, and in some perticular | pcsterity The preamble declares, that “we, the people | tempt, if It did not possess potectully en would not, io Liste teady rt may forhautiog oie gaan (i it~ | Iccalities, dissatisfuction exists, exhibiting itself occasion. | Of the United States, im order to form amore perfect | eXtreme coves, practically exercise the right of t Ke ee Rico, a large, fat oliakeds hand wrought Chain | ®Hy imwords of great violence and intemperance; but | Union, cstablish justice, ensure domestic tranquillity, | force. The theory cf the constitution nite States Senate, in Which has drawa cr this feeling is, I trust, where it has most prevailed, gra- | provide for the common defence, promote the general | States assumes the necessity of te existence and bry a temple Of the eite of Boston where it, hes lately been ox, — dually yielding to an enlightened sense of public duty. veatare, and secure the blessings of liberty to ourselves | Plieation of force, both im our forsign and domestic rela- “rey de o & alge eee J Mu, ALLEN, AUCTIONEER —AveTION orice Iwill present a rapid survey of the actual state of | and our posterity, do ordain and establish this constitu- | tions, Congzees is exures:ly au Morized* to raise amd 3 a . Wai | support armies,” “to provide and maintain emavy,” and »@ 13 o’clock, at Consisting of blacksmit! Anvils, Bellows, Swed; Book con! a o'clock. Am afternoo tnd Saturday, for the e commencing at 3 o'clock L. SAS. C. Wricwr, Seeretary, 3 Hari & Son, Treasurers, i iatnaai em In » Tuesday, the ith, Weta ayne, on Foote'’s resolutio Grand Performance: and 4 for do, 3 Bro: in for a few wi Conlnet Furniture, Ornaw ‘tis ly. a things, as itappears to me, both at the North and the tion for the United States of America.” It makes provi- P'Mt, daily (Sundays cepted). will 0 8: South, beginning at the former. sion exprestly for the admi-sion of mew States into the | ‘to provide for calling forth the militia, to oxecute ¢ oe cents. fealy, at tho polite In ali that region there is but one of the various com- | Union; but from the beginning to the endof it, not a | laws cf the Union, suppress insurreetions repel im 4 admirers of this great wor uu ppresa- at of Gilt, | premise measures that is seriously sesailed, and that is | clause ‘is to be found which gives any authority or color | ag al The duty of eseeuting the laws and tion the production of @ aplendid line 8 Stiders, Girandsles, | the law, made in strict conformity with the constitution, | tothe right of secession of a Btate once admitted into | iDg incurrecticne, hr a Umitetion or qualitication fubsuriptions to whlch abies mastered the qile nenls Ser" Also, av li | ferthe turrender cf fogitives from lawful service orlabor’ | the Union. it ls co-extensive with the juriadiction of the United ofthe day or evening. wal ee eke & le carved rorowood | But the law itself, with two exceptions, has been every. | The partizans of this novel and strange doctrine at- | States, and itemmprehenerery spceies of resistance te — parler Fernfture fe rick @ Hrocavelle; slogan’ rose | where enforced; opposition to it is constantly abating, | tempt to support it on two grounds: First, they contend | the execution of the laws, snd every form of inaurrea- ¥ood parlor Furniture, in 1 rich, ark maroon plush. Also, IRST GRAND SOIREE MUSICALE —HENRI Avey, Tiek rosewood easy, rocking, an; d the patriotic obligations of obeying the constitution | that, by an express amendment of the constitution, as tin. no matter under wat auspioos-or sanction it ie Chairs, Sofas, Tote: Violivist, Isto from Holland, would respectfully tear, Be iu bescutalies blush, ad hal q i the fnws. made divectiy oc indivoctiy by the people | sll powers not granted to the goverment of the Uaited | made. Individuals, public meetings, States, maz receive, quaint te tekeeds and the public that he will give his feet | S:tetes. Ke, im brocatelle. plus! wh noon Le themselves, is now almost universally reco latina ond ade. | Stace are reseaved to the Stet , cr to the people, the | #5 ¢ften as their tastes oF Fassion way prompt tham te hureday evening, the 231 inst. al talent will assiet om the occasion. Ab she Chiaeas | WW “ch, SelRLRY, AUCTIONEER. <CROOKERY AND mitted. 1 we Em bgp HALL.—FESTIV AL oF (HUNGAI se) ha Assembly Room: , in the execution of the law, Dy th the ay au. | Fower or right of eecession is not granted, and that it is | Te0lve, that they will a the 2 ae therity, popular discontent is scimevianes manifested, iy | therefere retained by the States and the people, and may | {Belaws, and recede from tie Union. Whilst these reeo- stor x ‘216 Pearl etree oak cat aatah ack kages of lutic ‘i er, oh h ‘Heroism rewarded! Ainoricans aro’ a} bh . has, with the exceptions mentioned, been invariably re. | be exercived at their pleasure. lutions remain cn paper, they are harmless; bat the q ‘tho Standard of F, RANKLIN MUSEUM, | 18 s CHATHAM SQUARE, 0 a Sethe bese ain’ Cheney” So he Fa hash Rockiaghars 2s preteed, or prevented frcm obstructing the offeers of | This argument is Fefuted by either of two suMcient | mcment a daring. band is raised] to resist, by force Diath, sal arenst helen he hentre.—G: bets tg eranite and tine Ware, aud 6) pack: | Justice in the performance of (heir official duties II | answers. The contested power cannot be retained, if the execution ofthe laws, the, duty of enforcing them tS » | ages Dru ssa Ware. ‘nm correctly informed, a great and salutary change has | ite revervation be incompatible with the obligations of | tires, an ¢ conflict whieh may ensue al ntempintion te reise 8 fund fo tangibly reward this ntortal ae in the afteraoo ta aN ‘ been made, and ls yet in progress. at the North, ‘which | the ccustitutional compact. But the const tution was | t0 civil war, the resisting party, heviog begun tt, ies authorizes the conddent anticipation that a od pope od be perpetual, or which is-the same thing, to | gente snake consequenecs PENT ARTS ¢ ited e, subj < ce the ado} Ur presen ution, RARE CHANCE —FoR *aLs, a wanpsowe BAY | "Ti neceesiy ct maintaining nn, catoreing that law, | time, toruchamendmentalasmight be mide ia themde | te Union which it eveated by Uw blessing of Providome particnien, fret rate unde foi} fouad and Kindin every | unrepealed, and without any modification that would | which it specifies. It created more perfect Union, | We have aavanced in population, powor, wealth, interaad Yoo minetes, ys ~ yt ig seriously impair its efliciency, must be admitted by the | which was tosecure the blessings of liberty to the gene- | 'Mprevement. and national greatness, witlr & degree of gut tep, in first rate impertial juégment of allcandid men. Many of the | on which formed it, and to their posterity. The rapidity wh h. unparalleled im ancient or modern ma- Will be sold very 1 tlaveholding States, and many public meetings cf the | Obliguticn which each State voluntarily aesumed to the | HoDs, ited the astonishment and commanded Roving ne further wi Apply — in them, have deliberately declared that their ad- ) other States,by being admitted into the Union, was, that the sdmiration of mankind. Our ample limi d ex. car ifudaon wtret. Sold tonetiver oe « ak erence to the Union depended upom the preservation | it would remain perpe saslly bound with the other States | tended jurisdiction, more than tripled, have been made SPLENDID 1 -ESTMENT.—FOR SALE—TWENTY. | f that law, and that its abandonment would be th» | to preserve that Union, for their own benefit, and to , to tmbrace all the provinces of Louisisna, the two rears’ Lense of Lot. No. 6@ Dey street. Inquire of | *ignal ef the dissolution of the Union. I know that th | inure to the benefit of posterity, ‘To assert im the face | Floridas, Texas, and New Mexieo, and. passing the Bk, No. 107 Broadway, Franklin Dulldiags Room, | abolitionists (some cf whom openly avow as desire to | of that obligation, that a State may retire from the Union | Rocky Mountains. Teached the Pacific Ocean, com- produce that c: itous event,) aud thoir partizune, de | whenever it pleases, is to aseert that a party, bound by a pongo | Orego, and California and Utah. Our popu- ny and deride the existence of any such danger; but ac, compact to other parties, may cancol or violate | 'ation bas risen from four to twenty. three miltions; ove Seite ta large xeellent and wel ‘gonial yet aoe Bot ae oe a8 a ree ge Night in this City, to the the omens’ lea fof toate of sbeongeh a: Ls t rh hes he est ‘ariet) A? av ve vot Female Artists, whi Bole an = Vogethor with « A{ternoon and evening. tach di re No. ONT ROOM TO LET—TO A who will not perceive and own it, must be ‘blind | the ccmpact whenever it thinks proper, without their | TéVenue, without any onerous burden, has rom. Find entloman, with (ull board tor thelady only. | fo the vigne of te "Clase, $0 the sestionsl walie Walon igscnsent. Ia order $0 soente seaport snd i ubmiscon to less than three to near fifty millions of dollars; our revo. Addzers: for thres Gayo, IL. B., Brosdiway Post Occ has uch appily arisen, to ‘the embittered feelings which the Union, the constitution expressly provides “that this lutlonary debt is extinguished, our mercantile marine i been excited, as well as the solemn resolution: constitution and the laws of the United States which Rt frrparced by that of (he goeetest maritime power OR SALE CHEAP, FOR WANT OF USE—A ILA: > deliberative assemblies, unanimously adopted, Their | sball be made in pursuance thereof, and all treaties , the ce products cf our fppleuituse cathy Rll owe ‘some bay Horve, stout sixteen heads high, disregard of the danger, I am apprebensive, proceeds | made, cr which shall be made, under the authority of the | ¥4N(S, and contribute to the subsisteuce of other nations: 7 is earnently solicited. in her; more from their desire to eoatinue agitation, which | United States, shall be jhe supreme law of the land; | 08 Manufactures are rapidly tending to the supply of ier as Sn, Seate ‘ata it: than from thelr fove of the Union lise. | avdthe judges inevery State thall be ‘bound therehy, | #ll We eeeentially need from them, and to agord's sur- Jou refer, gentlemen, to “resolutions and addresses | anything he coustivation or laws of any State tothe | Plus for the prosecution of our oxtended foreign com adopted at convention lately assembled around us, ia | contiary notwithstanding ” , | Sasee Lod Velen ie alte ty) ore maka po spend with regret, as, well’ a: | Ihustach and every one of the States bas agreed, | Ttds and turnpikes, apd our soa, inkes and navigable esti m of ebbarenee te the comsgeennize | not only that its ordinary legislation, but that its | Waters resound with the rear of innumerable steam vee- it trary, in, fine order, being one of the best ang most select ded.” and you justly deprecate the ten- | constitution, the higher aw meds by the people | fs. Your own great city illustrates our ne TNasesu siren am + Diowey, Law bookseller, NO. | Cency of thereresolutions. I have not been aminatten. | themeelves in convention, shall, in any cases of con- | 88S. After the commencement of the operation of —— — | tive or indifferent observer of them, and with you I | fict, Le rubordinate to’ the ‘paramount authority | CoPStitution. in 1700, its tion was 32131. By the URNISUED Ri ) LET, AT NO. 62 BARCLAY | dreply regret their adoption. I wish that these reapee- | of ke constitution, laws made in pursuance thereot, | census of 1350, it was 515.804, ond our other cities College place.—The ro boom poise eonld, have boon lees ambiguons, and more | ond treativs of the United States. If, efore, | increased in carecly @ less ratio. The probiein of the a gveey, Oe explicit in declaring ane determination to acquiesce | any State were, either in its Legislatare, or in a con- ey of reprerentative government to maintain free invand abide ty, a great measure cf peace and compro. | vention cf delegates of the people, to declare, by the | 8D4 liberal institutions, on om extensive territory, har which, forming a epoch im the progress ot our | most formal act, that it had seceded from the Union, | teem triumphantly soived by the intelligence of the ARTIES WISHING TO HAVE THE USE OF TRIP. P { will please apply, by letter , JOR BALE-A LAXGE AND VALUABLE Law LI- Macchester; M USICAL BNTERTAINMENTS. gTRPLen “~ sate To Rict Apply to J. H. WARDWELL, clock, the other, on YY ‘clook. ‘These classes willbe Lasracted ‘the fi oo 1 publ: r ARTIES i TSIIN@ 70 HAVE TE oF TRIP. urtry, was intended to reconcile and resture concord | such act would be pugatory and on absolute nuilit; nae and the all-powerful agency of sioam aud Light- fea. ¥al weningein the week, wil ploes aud fraternal feelings among cur divided scuntrymen. | and the people of that State would remain bound by the | ™! tee "i iisehs Poise Quadnlien and» Si $00 Brondwas There was no necessity to reserve a right to discuss, to | constitution, laws, atd treaties of the United States, as | , Such are the gratifying results which bave been ob- ‘Gre now in use. For terms, Ke, see » o modify and to repeal the obnoxious law. Such aright | fully aud perfectly as if the act bad never been pro. | ‘ined uncer ¢ ices of that Unioa which soma EXRY, WELLS, AND SiBTa} ‘S ACADEMY FOR 7 existed without any express reservation, not only as to | claimed. pool eh wig ae) yy amdition. re phremay, 4 healthful exercises, ab the Suazvossnt : Le that law: but as to all laws, apd os to the eonstitut Tint sere ig another view eao, conetuoive aguinst the | Te Fagrcicte nce Pombo codfish ‘Institut way. Tuition has aad . ru URNITORE ror cif, w incorporated in it the right of amen: retemion of recession og e wer reser’ totl aaythi Paseed, ‘abe sir and f dances il be tauate im the most OCHESTER, , LOCKPORT, AND, NIAGARA yatta tale.—The h is Bedtara, between | ment,and ecneequently that of discussion, Tut there | Btates under the amendment of ‘the constitution re. | WoUd be go atrocious, ana characterized by ‘and Sister havo Puyo $y ‘al Academy, an Seer ger anensns ieee ee : Bi the above address, Their aystem (a entirely Row. °. tre fly and madness. that we may search in ben a spirit of moderation shuld prompt a | ferred to, The reservation of a power impliesits existence | treme fl'y x ain toe to exerotve that right. If more were fa. | in the Farty reverving it, priot to such reservation. But | °°! of a Of Lame annals. We can look for = tended than mects the eye, more than to proclaim the State existed in its independent, sepazate end protetype only i pardoned the allasion) theoretic right offlisoussion— if It were ned to an- | asseciated character, it could havo had no right of seces. ey tana wal Fevott wbieh, Frvcorded on the pages of ia the olty Deen illustrated and commeworated by ADAME AUGUSTA TAKES LEAVE. MOST I w York; the latter Auguste pource the right of wrrewitted agitation to eontinus jracy cr othr party fo which 4 I actfully to tlomon of Ni yea. Th peviirs eat the clstractions of the coun ; fivally, if posatble, to union or confederacy, | ‘he sublime genius of the immortal Milton. | aie a bed Geoteaations te, Zancly to repeal the Fugitive Blave law. patriotirm and har. salaunes, tak unless it ls |, oistion afforded by th ‘ m4 . tiom that a vast majority a mony must condemn the unwise course as fraught with | elrorly provide in the compact. of Union, eut of he peunie aited 8 Terenas AIIM GOTERR AND | Sitar muchiergus asd peflous esunoyenaos |" | Sill prings and timo, Hite wer ktoom, | {1 ceo the Vale Bet, roe fo Wet oe T a will, lease, am But we must make some allowance for human feailty | cilable with that compact, it can hove be constitutional Semis tnd tamoeaaie cbaben oe cna ay T ‘ett ard Inordinate pride of opinion paiany persons at the cr kgitimate foundation Hes a the | yyy cen prea po nay Bh orth bed avowed an invincible bostilicy to the fugiive tle contended. however, in the seeond place, that law, end even declared thelt tntontion. forcibly fo 0b | right of seccasion apportains to the States, under and in | Hberty, of i wash peace. of provpority, and rey uict its execution, and had appealed toa higher law, | virtue of their rovereiguty. This argument scorns any nd Maes, that ite dissolution pany at nk to3 o'clock ove number, rooms 23 and 6 ene DESIAMDING \ORAVIER, HAVING REMOVED ae Va Academy to 54 Clinton pl of the central ita ‘peetfally igtorime the prolis that ebe will open her classes on —— October 29th. ness, Progress, __™ - | wales lowed by ‘wars amo: rt which. as they contended, was paramc<3t to all humen | reliance upon the reeervation of powers in the constitu- ng ourselves, by legislation. untenable positions were wholly irre- | ticn, cuts locre frem ail the obligations im that instra- ie pation OF oe oy pay to take corciiable wich patriotiem, or even with the ex ment, defies the power and authority of the general | Pert 'n a a ee a —__| of regular Yerpment iteeif. Oveying the dlataten, It te | governmes Aro finde a solution of the ssuthority for | ote deepotism; and that “united we stand— to |. of wiser aud purer, and more social coun- | sceseion in sovereignty tates. at that yf cena DOILT THREE Stak plesssotty | tele, the parties who, under. the impulees of passion and | sovereignty is it des not deign to define or explain, nor } 1, ih ee en car ‘the be: fanatich:m, bad arrumed, have now abandoned them, | to show how cue of its attributes is to disregard and vio- | Meeers, 8+: ate om “ onan Ganwers,) 7 and ecknowledged their unqu:s:ionable duty to submit | late grave ecmpacta, Densas, Gaamase, ond the ether tame ot tothe law, Hoy itis modified oF repealed by competent ‘The sovereignty of the States, prior to the adoption of {be oateenn he. iguers 5 Fond, and all ite “BS ay ee autherity’ In dereendiog from the high and perilous | the present ecustitution, was limited and qualified by the oid other i “ wit ‘oe the sidress. No rund, Whiel sould not safely covapy, to that of | articies ut confederation. had agreed simon, seral o — b ecLeedin, to the law, we | telves to ten wwe map o. W tl fixe, the Interesting from Texas. discern. nee ojutt st hemage to une dott of civiliza- | thirteen origina) States pasred from under those articles, | mA TOR EMORY—THE CROPS—THE MEXICAN REVOUW- tion, and to the duties of established government. If | to the constitution, they passed from s less toa more | Ti0N--NAVIGATION OF THE COLORADO, ETO. they have coupled with this [~~ pet concession the use- | perfect union, and agreed to further jimitatioas upon (From the New Orleans Lap ng 8 less reservation of a right of direussion,and of insisting | their pase. | _ By the arrival of the steamship Mexico, Capt upon a repeal or the amendment of a law to which Under the presen erent constitution, among the limitations | wo are in the receipt of Galveston dates to the 2 inst had taken ex may we not hope that and probi poy 5 the States, itis | inctusive ° purpere was only to secure a Cecent. retcest, witha | exprersiy that “no Btate shall enter joto any |" Major W. H. Emory. Topographical Engineer sreret and patriotic determination to forbear from dis- | treaty, alliance, or confederation, grant letters of marae | Corpe of the Fa yl rived at Galveston em /ADELPHIA, TEN- intorpretiag Di turbing that return to barmony and tra juiility, 90 ne- | end repriral, ccin money, emit bills of oredit, make any- tig rolled on by Sapo: courary to the rafety and proaperty ef the Union shoul thirg but gold and sliver cola a tender in payment of | plo tt “C7 om Bis way to Jota the po EE Sy it turn out otherwise— the jreckless spirit of agita- | d+ bts)" ard“ no Btate rhall, without the consent of Con- | “Now cotton was coming in very free! y cents. Gentlemen on | don continue to disturb and distract our country—to | grers. lay ary duty of keep troops or ships of trray rection agaiart, rection, and to threaten the tabi. | wer in time cf peace, cuter info any agreement or coms- | Gauvertee, wae beeinning to) present eu ‘ala dew lity of the government—my confidence is unshaken in | pact with ancther State, or with a foreign power, or en- | \ ‘the Nrv-s of the ad inat. ie informe, of our Northern Jllow-citivens, that they | gege in war. unlees actually invaded, or in such imininent | Western Ivan, would equal It mot excend, those ‘will, in due time, and ina right manner, apply an ap- lenger as will admit of no delay.’ It may be affirmed, year. Capt.J J. Grum! this year, made an Propriate and ¢ fect ual corrective. {tire truth, tbat all the aiteibutes of ov iF | wetsty. ave bushels af carn to thc aene, trem s hom ote handive, wmims insurance, or sth oata’ fet er wold with ths house wt 7 ‘street, Brooklyn, or 172 Souta thi Tremiger, 67 a Street, New York. "aghack. ftom AT may YORK.— | wit fe iY 0 LET—A LARGE ROOM, SUITABLE FOR MILI- | In turning our attention tothe South, andtotheslave- | which relate to peace and war, commerce, Midseas of Now Yok coals tary ct Dancing Academiss. Apply om, the prominen holding Btates. we behold encugh to encourage the fiends | iricnd-bip ard intercourse With, sod, im ehort, all that Mndnedlacre. opps Austin ‘ ret onvot the seventh ~sppadbedbad Worn & wanghweut, 6 of the Unionand Lut little (o excite solleitude and alarm. | relate to foreign powers. and eevernl of these attributes | remarkt a Our cotton a ve atady sino er was In all thore Btates, except three, there is acquiessence in | which relate to the internal administration nat the States | much the terms of the compromise, and @ firm attachment to | (hi meelves. are veluntarily surrendered to the general | There was then the Union. In two of these three, (Georgia and Missis- | government. and cannot be exercised by the States. The sippi.) we bave much reason to hope, from their knowa | performance of any of the forbidden a ee 4 in th part of the city, ten ker streets; rent imoterewe. Address ae ‘the im patrioti«m and intel igence, that the rame attachment end void. no matter in what solemn and authentic form, | wing topler ° exiets.on the part of large majorities cf the people. At | nor by what State authority, the Legislati n tt by letter. if repel Los ail cventa, there among them, of whose devotion and | tion, or the peoplc themselves of the State, in an aggre. |- most of ‘the plantations om Pnshoon << pe sone oa sey howing La Fy tN fidelity to the Union rebenslons were enter. | gate mara, it might be performed The constitution of | which we have heard, the cotton 5 area riven forthe ee peeess onestat Cocomplish the business. Not | Gracet aren. ene pet pon have been conetral alae the United States would instantly intervene, vacate the | much better than it was last onuse of the above Ubgeat Bsr a of Tike tole cen ‘0 change tba pine an hag act. | proclaim the overruling. supreme and paramount quite an average crop. If ne’ of the constitution, laws and treaties of the we the praotleal tial of sesection 6h pro- Wiatee eee ine ee sent, ond shelter under the convenient mask of the | — It is cle mere abstract right, Whether this shifting of position | repugnant to the conrtituticn, lawe, and treaties of the will eatiefy = People of those two Btates remainsto | United What it might do, if it wore in posses- be ry & fil doubtless seriously consider that | sicn of al bel ty, and had never enter- there is but a ¢l etep between the theoreti@ ®ssertion, " and the practical exercise of 4 and in a con- | suppore, contrary to the hirtorieal tingency, neither remote nor im; bie, if they afirm | were abrolutely sovereign when the existing con: the right, they ny be soon called upon to involve wor edopted, could they circumecribe and contract their seiven ip all the calamitousevils of a civil war. | attributes of coveretgnty, by the stipulations and “4 fouth Carolina alone furnishes at present occasion for | sicne which are coutained in it? All history is oy ofcund egret pod sericus apprehension, not 60 mob lee of the total for the reourity of the Union as for her own peace and perity. Weare compelled, painfaily and reluctan’ and cenor te to be much larger than it was last erefore, that no Btate enn do anything | your cto? of the Bate be 0 st Chae 4 t ult, ariea re a Corpus Christi a8 He wag ane - foot rhe sete, and pat pa im co eno ‘one of the unfortunate Saate i: pri. Ci Ra poe Sick sesowa rovetations of trmesine tar it., which parsed revolutions of & ‘aniortinte aben pelsoners: thelr: Gotestation ot aod ended with these — 0 Ftd , 2 rok a 0005228 MANUF ACTL RERS AND OTHERS.— ebb ais pouht ia some a \-" sone: ‘the oracles ansulim 1; Gontiemen 81 29 Nativition ante $2, in fall i 83 ia ~ ‘ce metirities it birth. All let- mmediate atten he ited 7 oft fee will receive i be sent to 0 Field to the force of eoncurring evidence, eetebilehing | That there existe In that, Stats general diseatis(aation | ith, and & general desire to withdraw from, the Enion | ane thet it the care the co tion ie a mere compact between nt nations, or sovereign States, they are never wan pact beund by ali the obligations which the comp ean gore mind from alll forbidden They ate bovnd to abstain a eannation on ployer ep goed peow Ref ferve of the 4" heat order, Add; 5 pame, Geo. tint, Horsia ofee ro ith partion—-tbat which is for soparate State od tha’ whieh inaiets upon the necessity of the | co-operation of other 8 eal egroe as to the ex- | galling chaime of slavery, which the Yoxi- mont bas so euccessfally forged for thelr AMDEN AND AMROY } > ROM NEW 10 LET—UNFURNISHED ROOMS, AT 103 PRINCE | pedienoy of recension, t only in the degree of | acts, and to submit to the eupremacy of thy C! DEN AIL ROAD u man hiner i street caress OF prudence which characterises’ them te. | setiseccecie Unicce states, But, 1¢ will be ached, have A the people living fe | they not aleo the right to Jud) 5 hd Saetity” With | go as to present no obstecie tort-amb: at navigation fhe ivel: ALUAGLE FARM IN ALEXANDRIA COUNTY, VIR Pret V fivia, about two miles from Georgetown, end thi Nulli miles —j Warrington, tt Anotion —On We Heth ef October, I ehall ell on th at be ’ @clock, P. M., my farm, siteated Alea arte county, Vir State ia invested with power to nullity t ‘the laws of all out two miles from sighs . 4 by Congress; but nullification claims | a right to acocmplieh that object, and te remain at the | ie ist secession auserts a right | cir ; Oy Pee eres Protest, appenia to the jodi tion and recession have sprung from the same | which the oc mmon goverr ment has addered to the com- | work of obviating the obstruction presented by the raft the metaphysical sebool; and the letters theally.ifnotthe | mon ecupact’ Yee. moat certainly choy have that | nent Sistegords, is Hapiain Ward the raper. fonr | off pring. cf the former, They both agree that a single | right, and co bas every citizen ot the United States and | intepdent, bed. in the las. two montis, cleaned out ttl fo hoa the general government also. The alleged viol | espns con mitten ofth Colorsto river. removing all obsviraes tion cf the constitution may be exposed and denouceed | tions It ia thcught that the entice work mul bs come by all the weapons of reason. of argument, and of pleted by the 26th cf December. ovens Morning Line, tae 8 o-clooh: porary 40 ‘loch Pare, ya ‘ther 2 a) Shik Azone ye transfer book will be closed fram ae pL RY) we can rede D b Rnseee tam tn Fits ee ne Sonne Sen as —Uni' > . TAPBCOTT UTA STR hd Railroad. Fare re Ww. 55% Tans for say, pak payable thro: oat, Li IO fo? evonns olaen ve ‘The; re at ja ? vow sy Pasi A Cortina dt eres nd at traked peat Ln fos the bs pa a itive, he ‘oe iH ates in the Union he other Btates | by the press, pabllc Opinios, ve I"ind'b PM, ebm Oho Cook ot vec suse fo wane 87 velafct wileh shige oan bees | (reemell weesteuts. She Ing the Etaie Trem all cbligsiion to the eomsticution and | $0 timate means of Ting OF Inwencing i U, B. District Attorney's OMee, LJ ‘amiveror, 08 CHARLESTON. — raced tarot Ronnmthin Climate wl ake laws cf the United States both maintain that « sei employtent of ail or any of these peaceful | cr 16.—¢ Narae Cig hey — we | Hike aren goa, cs panies tie trate DNBatva et pee mnk BROKEN | Brevth Pome B | Sais oer ry Ce tek | Brees euleroal esngeuty of the nation, pels ta te ied opm he Hevqham ons ot tae. ny Saagnen a fran na er ome abr geacigee trom the momorable resclutions States of tai te chmetous ine, there i eee ie meee o ebous is sae Me | Se Sadie es Re ere cern fedetaget' prance fd Kentusky, edopted io 170-9, vat thew bvaience tothe law, om Vie part ofthe qalnarig, ce agen, | $00 wort of 0756