The New York Herald Newspaper, December 6, 1860, Page 2

2 NEW YORK HERALD, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 6, 1860. A nn 8 ty oftthem wil! not opera’ to coerce @ return to the Union, ff Sates demimant fm the North to this object a+ the | It The business relaitins of the eonntry aro obetructed | ae el a - BOUSER. ROOT! BO, FO LEP, / on limited time | Thr soting 1b thelr povercign capac ty bad seceded from it nr dipal pr of their tion, and they wou dy Mt, abd if the Union boles together without ey adjart | pornoe.— Par. N WisateG ¥O ADOPY Ay 5 FLOOR OR ROOWK FOSN'SHED POR HOW holders mort subs They could nut Cerive euch @ power irom elpber the ae ible to pursue that end without the show of sv 9 Wevtet the depute, the camo cufiguttios wiil voor with | tofant froms ta hit), oF Heh ara Ame'iton pareut £ car Thne. ap town, 8 et kes hon. to let to 9 fi or ‘vation of the United States, TI tion. Ths negro population would theu be penned up, | ach needing Preside tia. e! » vs bees cl ab epoeatuomy Py kAdeosi-g Mire A. sala &. | Witkow chitiee 39 Bred by Bee eS wanemed Gena later part of Deceiaber. aoe He. apply at 19 radway, base sat ¢ yer Bod requ cet Ub the coRE ¢ growers. (instrument refuses to give rotonly by Fr ‘rictions from the Northern »ajocity, bob | tiros ereeit and properiy, aut @ to the general government. — by restrictions from the peighboriog slave ~taice also, | with st xiety aod Sooertaint + Ubti! the people will eo KO. 4 WeaT FIFTY FISTS SPCTET. Be cke ; = a a te ee bronéway aud £1, th prepur, if Of ret t. “ ure of Roverument ttd who would probably hold Ib to be tele iutorest. "0 foros | cept eny cher ge of porrrament waten prowiass to give BACX WILL SHA OF Mole ly for a se ah fm 4 ee here are Maraacoe «4 aneud/ag | Spich the United States ex lered, impiles the right, Leo | he border tates Yo hold om to thelr slaver, vot vsly for BUBDILMY AcG peourity to ihete peace oct teir 120 Ish ah 99 Roses mre ie mite PR CT toy NEVE, Lo Ficede fram the Coton whied 1 formed, whew | political reagona, DUb also from a desire ta ioterp se | These quudveevial egitaitons sovm to In tease ia Poxalva ia De 208 mith. enon who fame cail of the ease & wieoeity, ard must ievitally break down the govara- Pepi stra distant day if wemeing eaunot he doae to L748 97, Sona, Ware Brea POWER ‘ON Ay. Puc tng We coPditersend cbligstions upon which it was wae | ay obstecle to the cevape of their fugitive alaves. Wast, | . . tentie De ek, bave been vielited and a rolkd | iben, would be the ition of the siaveboling Siatos in | O CULT RR | . to " ™ ¢ A th: " believe im the tra *hat wae “explicitly and per- | the Nertherm oo As thetr slave population ta- et them 1s this state of rit stioa between the nrettona > FCRMATION WANTED -0F HORATIO COUN] e | Wil te et ons sige chene yearefeom May, 1AGL, Tapa ag + piorily deolered’? we ste viow in the Geueral arsembly | created there would be @ tendency toa Fal'tn, wage 1 become chivnie, the quentioa will be nut how b> pre Ps g Morale, Buaiend. whzsee, Lad Riedel nde bege ronreedApyly io un z Hh nud Sevan Biateas ads . 6, mM ove Of the Homoxte? aeries The white laborer, by Sgnigration, coaid better hit com: o xe ovt or tt, When the fatere walsh | Bareh, 166) He ito Oo eee een ay him seul be thaaki ally sowery. the nh a v'by Jamce Maaisou, iu 1798, to cition by remov: roare is ‘abor was more p-otue chuded by gionm and uncertenty, Jofier, N.Y AIRCON MEUBLEE —TO 1) . M Neganuiy fun teved, be Rote oFeoamnce <P RARCATRR, celara are if parlw o- 4 private rest oraot in mam Fen ta cy A Bath avente, | serce doveriabte ry Bent ew, four sory, OWE tone, babween Bente and sith avenue treet received Aédie , 1 pe were of the £ al goverowent reult from the com- | tive, but the slay: apne Riel bis posiioa, | os teuet feet that the ue tor Virginia te pact which the States are parties, as limiied by the roel remain and wae for the home rate of wages, WHat | Lor bevee in orcer. Ac Ory Dow tell whytaday or ye aBaAT. « t len FeNee wD InteDtien OF the instrument constitoting | ever tt might be, In this atate of things, the waite is b boar may bring fut tu angident might fre « | Wier Inet be nrd 7 Yhat com) at, avd bo further valid tha» they are authors | borer would emigrate where be could work on be iw, where exploring wool? part the Union naander | iby sersnth etrert 2 by the grants enumerated in that compact; | terms, end the ei Femain to jnorese bis bold | Put, be tho reve what tt they, peaoe or War—sod uvman | WiErE ke wos tears Ary forse, | the premvarr, Want 13 west thir: Nal wiarRly, lust, in cave Of @ celberate, palpable snd daw | upcn \hese Mater, and to beoome the governing eioment om the former more ony « etly thaw I dominay tio 02 | ie rat io let for a pt y.leran’s or other ber Oos exercige of otber power) pot granted by the sald | of their pag yg Whilst the new Freer iiory of this © old Common erallh be prepared to play the part that _ eg ae PFC Te 7A CEY—-A BWALL RD R OM pe hageooy o compect, ibe Stetes who are parties thereto have the | Nortumrn deracy would be gives to the white man, | Leermes ber, certain [am (bet [ep ak the comm m voles ¥ ated Gunteeres wr ON Were ( ‘Gore 419 Gonsdwey sniaabis tao ae WHE pte right ard sre in cuty boond toturerfore for arresting the | accor cirg to , the old territory of the border | cf pearty all ber era whtn fray that, shore nie Jew t8 Bb athe corner of Pein Brapalinavennce | ae, etropnihisn Reorre ven fin the game bullc logs, 92 OY & the) progrcer of the evil, ®ud Or maiataoing within their res. iavebo'ding, States be given to nogro. The | we will jlo: th oapactty wont same 2 urn oni row, OF pGner (and Bot be a cea. a J] peclive bant's tbe authorities, righte and Mberties apper- eens of ‘tuch @ proce ss would goon reduse touch | throw her baxber to 2, we will rally to fees the Fornied) moat lige , <= | (RIOR 70 LATA bMaLh WOM, ON ROR THD 5, at polisie bSinIEg to ther,’? oF Lo express tbe exme idea mora fatly be Domber of whites tm those States that they | emblem of our pliegunce, whether tt beare upen ite EYKIE A 1 Wish 10 Ske ou FRIDAY | acta venitedie for au oMee Apply at Me Wabaud tb a aaa hotly, 1 will borrow the words of Mr. Jefferson, | would ‘lose thelr culy, Dot slender, menne of defence, (is weingte star, os tbe reprenentauiun of ber undivided | main zg» thou fait Mopaltas steed cline 3 the wame baticinge, Ga! action te ap impors a OnEty ve #uthor of the Ken\uesy reeolations of 1794, ia | which they ‘through ‘the little peisieal sovereignty, or a whole orpsteliation, to mark the nam | &» BS Tees To ER Grew ovcd towed vo 1 - - (ow try ts firmed, “That tho several States comprising | etrergth with Tre oy bad colored that oonfederacy? | bers of a confederated rystem. Wyon she epoake her AUKA WOULD LIKE To SEE 8 AT THY OLD | see "sco poh be och tone ES SENATOR BUNTEK ON THE CRISIS. the United Stuter of America are Lot united on the prinst | Incecs, Low long would i be before the non slavebolding | voice wili be heeded at home, and, I trust, respected 4 vince, Washiugion eiree Willexpatin from 1A, M to | ay ‘apolionsta) with 1 tho extant of tea] SENATOR HUNTER ON F i O. od | ple of unlimited submission to Vnelr general government, | Ytatce would tncrease eae the Pe requisite to cuabie | abroad oP. ea ee Sa barn fate res ‘rail ox corner of E Back er Wat THR DUTY OF VIRGINIA TO THE OTHER STATES OF — dor inat by compact under the style aud title of a conati: | ihcm to abolish mares, alte th constitution-| Bot! fear Thave already exbaasted your patienoe by aa D L. WILL NUCH O*1.1G8 A PRIEND 8Y BEING as fl iden heated to tareughont be steam piper, THA UNJON. it i totion for the United States, end of amendments thereto, | #1 amendment? if they | tbe leogth of this Miter, which must be excused by the | Ag Dt. WILL NUCH Clute Mot hov. 99 this day ‘arranged for mancfe turing of 4 lov Bt, 1808 they ceratiqutes @ geveral goverament for special pur- | dic rot know roe ue prinel | magniede of the cries to which tt relates; and 1 will | {Te ‘loo. ould GeyTizxex—I bare bad ihe honor ty reccive yOUr | nogeg, delegated So thas government cortain dolaite pow. | lee exd feelings of this eden oi which would | covclude with the expression of my aks for the cont. — paver nme een ne aks letter juv: ug me to Ox Ay Prowlous to ahy CORT ere reserving emch State to tiseif the resid mats of | wieid the power of hel oxeeesertog, bo long would the | derce you bave rep ee? in we, nnd evdscribo myself, ER, BMNA nonos HAVING REMOVED Faout oe ‘TRAM POWER —: ° ture for Waevingtom opou whi bl woulé address 630 p20 pent to their own eelf goverameat,” and ‘that to this uriou of elavery endure in the Ove or eye with arsuracees of respect ai rd, aw M Houstoo street to $8 Gverns, winnes to adopt her en'ld Ss baile ‘Nos ane! ry ey ple Of my ative conn y, at Taypabannook. upon the Pre | couract emgh State soceded as a “tate and fs an integral # which were attached to a ae ee Is there one Your friend snd fellow countrymen, - Fleave cali nt 128, Mra Veoumi’s te Sc to H. J. HOWAKD, op the premises. Bept state of public ital e Liegard it as Dot @OUty | cary ite co States forming, aa ty leeil, the other party; f tbe slavetoiding States which woul \ voluntarily !uour B. M. T. HUNTER, WES GAUTINUDR WOO OclAduy AY TER OF9ITR and & ples vresn id to sub e oslt on che part of MY | test the government creaied by bai compxct was wok ueh a rink, with the fate of the British West Ia: die Im GENT As oe ee | APO Rr ree Frast O8 StoRM FLOOR OF 8 friends si7 felow Ciincrs of Resex, aed wore there time | the + xclerive or fioal judge of tho exient of the powers ore thetr eyee? Ina Union with a Southern confoder LETTER FROM A! PX. H. STEPHENS. Seelel tae tenth al te, Qenut taath. ta Gatvrss | F Pond ahs ween Prackfort ame Onstha:n 83 foot enongh b iore cay of my uecesrary departure t9 09M | Gegiied to ite sinoe that would bave made ite | bey +poulu encounter nome of those dangers. la thet CRaWFORDVILLA, Ga, Nov 25, 18¢0 Pilgortar 9 favor b, soadiog thr address to Joba W. Smita, Fontdha 19 Chatham er seam power Apply to J. Wil propie, 1 abould bave deen gratitied to navead- | yy Ala pol ¢ em a8 you propose = Bu the conet ‘utiup, the measure of {ts | opvect.on the elaye population operates as assfoty vaive [ear r—Your kind anc estocm d favor of cho 19b bot ibat, tm all other cages cf compact amon; © premectthe white er egrinet wo unreasonable oF | jrste: t is be ore ine, for which you will please asoupt my there ts net suit | LET—THE FAONT OF a New oy # : for this, [have theoght that should comply | ving no coma judge, each party has an equ: ‘uivove ‘eo fee Ja tha rate of wages, With an outlet fur | therka I thoroughly agree with you as (0 the natace | BE l.eDY WHO Was To Bavy Sans AT A BALOON T © Oar Hell, wel! suusted for cy ee iesaee ee iy With your wisher by responding _ writing Seo sor W8cif, a8 well of in'ractions asof the | mlgraswn, the eluve ts the first to move uvder a dectine | gud cgieni of the dangers by woich wo are surrounded, in Urien equare On ireainy evectog ata quarter to Uva | jae Apply to J. W. Pde a which you bave m u ero we sture of redress In otner words, I betieve, | 1p the rare of wages. The law of profit moves him toa toe be portence of united action on tae part of our sorprized that you eh: ‘ceire to ‘eke cous | mot OmIy | with (hege mtgb authorities, thst ths constitution of tho | theatre where be wil) carn more for bis master, and yet pec ple in of to bo pursu d. Wit Jour reprefentativee®, bot wih & have ® | Unites States ina compact of rovernment between pare | move for bimacl’, whilst the labor marke! which he lexror J kDOW aleo, that hore breathes not a man tn Ge: Common interest wih yoo im the preseat pertlous tee pre that ihe eeverat States covstitute these parties | ty thus gredca.ly relieved from the pressure, and the | woo ip more Sevsitively wilve to ber rights re of pulMic ata rs, N ver, in the whoie@of my | acq or, Tibipk, with them, that im cage ofa dirpute | white mon remaios in the land of bis oirth to enjoy thy | ,n: hoor ane gory then myse eorew meta stort coe, have T knows & period | Derwoen the partes ae to the watusl oonditions of thie | profis of remunerating operations, As @ proof of ths 4, Learnes ly h pe teat we shad ba saved from Greeun sircet Ry X- im, and tag fare uf the wy share im HO CoMMuD judge Ae erideuce to mug- | truib of this view, (AAk If the arerate rato of wages of | the worst’ of all cn amine lkternal divle f de dee siperataey. be fret proposition es to » by constitutes tho parties, | the white laborer of the South is not higher than 1a ®2y | gions and pirifes. |e great and lewding objsct aimed at stastrop! nh ih uae . » to refer to the fect thes the coustitusion of | other retiled portion of the globe? by mo tp Milledgeville was bo produce harmony oa aright sr ae = { Suntes was formed by a convention, 1a which | Bus I pave ot done with the view of the relative at- | lmou! policy. clelcek wil piewe vend her» dass wo ajax. Herald olllza, aa | G, supposes the Weather isuerieret | L wo story brick Honse a4 orale Wek aN INFANT FROM ITS BTS BY TAB! warhinguen cqusres reul HB perteonth ate Th aon ‘20:a of this moxth / ny lady having one to give away «4 . ean do 89 by a ay tht Vrlvnte Ltt ei Homplisl, Bo6 | Gtr tepronemer tn 16d Waverley. pinee, daving sll we: ‘also "26 wan dope ey ef oor be + ia VeNt4 ST+RRr, four do ra» wk, Broadway, two i ums; a secoad floor, farnisbed, with all the m dena taprorsmonny a yemedy sor 4 mrulbent, it reste eb: Aud yet thero would & 0 be bub hii!s hon ‘ A 9 on P wtardl agar luay ean asve ti by D.HOUS@, CORN. R oP oleate tiuaae anieiae sere repremented, and voted a8 Sates; that tt | eerteyce et wp aencinsioa On Wie part of Virginia wita | iv the wesst cowien to the worst, ws st may, and our | eglieg, pte rd LS 6 ae enpted nor ey et xR OF fad Piper, ; -s, mel “ares retitled by the people of the several | either e corfeaerecks. in the Southern covledera We has to qeit the Union, iis of the armen topor * Sp "i pt tus! | each tb Its separsie capacity; that tle pro. | oy tne border Staves woul et, raeriveniihe bare atages arce that aliour people sho ld b> united cordially tn t 0G tanteners BROOKLYN —A SMALL, RLACK AND vivion for the amendment of thie tostrament requirer the copouryCoce of three fourthe of the 8 wer, eae # Thin, Lfiel conti teat, ean only be effected © cf policy I wei ut which the non slavebold: ig, and particularily tho New | ube c a ne bow derive from the markets of the oo) rod on tom street “eroaklyn, Or bo > | UA indtviousl capacity; that th ® With Virg pia this would eepestaily bo tho m HOt witbov ims meodert ta . x o } t 1 % er wll rewarced. Bert oni Sper novus alto several Bonsoy in Fe feud aiready blazing high | FRE NO. the Rereral govern: cer tho feeicental protection effurded by a i : a: — -— on au aed iD ae daneed had S sind abanen serge | he: Sas + ya in | SOND Mtetew, and thes the constitat ea power is 4 without other views thao ihose for reve: he Cone, t TPounD- on NOvaMPR A PP RE, COR TA ene very low Mer on ie rw ver! | the a 8, woioh Are there WOuld be aM uDexan pled devetoners: on Shar it fa the wish us ndaj 7 : ° co on gas of Mouer. she owner enn bays i by | low. avply to Jo ah Sen 3 ihird av | which , eral systom is T vest capecity for minte: suufactartog, #grical y @ ter making an af ri, we chat faik then ali cur perp At 89 Weet dhirty efebth crrer | | totary 1s oot, ture) end commereh product'up. Nor would a great va. ili be ented tm making cr adopting the Lish resort—the | nm pO RPAT—1H# LARGE AND COMMODIONS HA corver *birty eecond atreet wd Grondway; y for tres arly t AMOS GORE & ‘Val ty third wires, CeO We BESO, 168 Pah Bot ¢ ho Vipetirg iuterese be Blow to epring into extatence within | aldime rats regna wane per ree nok spe 0% Laer) ber borsers — Favlitg belrs, as eho and the other bor Even io that cure Tehou': took with great apprehension ny Mr. Madiéon if bis reporton ta | Staten would Go, bat’ Virginia principsily, to tie | 9s tothe witimatc real. Woen this Unton is dixsevored, 1768, whick wat mare to 2799, and atopted | Yrooiable cceupations ard rich markels of the | ; of necessiny it ‘the Vi sivia Amemniy of thet day. Tu that report a0 jow State, where they would flad enstom dysvernment ofirvarts A he Norea, Lieut en Poo exn_bistu by #pelt iog 1 164 brend aay, od rs per Sod pa) ing ex, Fi TAGE, A FUR | MO LET. TOA SMALL. OUR) ERI, P) RASANT TAM them on applica- 3. G8 firet ‘taor; dee front Pario~. monly, exe rivals, and of which hitherto Pt, Acereby will eam eneue, Ard whethar wo sboll . ne re eri ! iss Homever ty 119, therefore, ttmay he that the judiotaldenart | tho Wes, have enigyed (ko alaost ctor « 9 Bonth whl depend upon tos OE Rood, Je, Back ot the pnp ni, te, csi alg ea naeee a mest ism w) quest 4 toby tee frmeof the | es belr developement of all these | ji ings that Pow J thst we har C8T-PArB ROOK NO 14102, 0% THE MRROH ANTS! | Treaty eecoud street to ére tha Pewee must oy roure ih would be greater, probably, | ance of. Reve! verter Boa U pavirge Bank, B sr advay vhe Snier wit'| © = ——~ — ae pat in yo ation tot in ration th ther #n) thing that bas been witnessed in tbe North, or ©, end the me begin them, even fur the bat par | vo euaby sewar ee hy le tt ot 183 Wert Shires wh | Atk FAM LY, 18 SIXTEBNY, cites to tautonstiiuingel compact fron eich | Wott, or Eaet If the Northern Siates are mad enough %0 | reverand rhjects, veldom oud hem tireeh arc Fees ve the tbuoks of tae owe” | sireet near Pifty «venue 9 Sonud Moor. rlea'y fa 7 ag tne othe Cepartinente b rf their eae throw asay scch sevanteges, n ibetr jusane war upoa The swei ican Kove utios of 1776 was one of the fow ex- De2uRall B. MESSERVR. ed, with al the movern im Lrovenents; sleo the baat of £1 | CGR. Addresa TF W, box 1 $29 Poct oil ney eth y hyp tence of ~hied sustitution they ebielly | roce sce tn this remark that New York—nas ae nies astcecie h a jrat favery, vo tbe ex history oft te ¥ post . res | * : vlc . - ory dele ge! ana the | owe them, would vot the madness of tho borcer slave | nirtes. Hoorn passions like the winds—whon — Pa the a Lew. aa of r "aa verte ved he Vinteh all rexch rily sunt then.seives ous from tvoh a field of advesture? y Wise mud the good who may attemot to coa- | ward by veturnicg the game 'o @@ Murrey sirect. Yo. £1 on the north wie! Forty tthe tect, beuween. sie a inated 1 preiarve. Bei ths je roteil The most profitab'e commercial re} trod 1D them selves incest Ikely vesme th Paibavenues apply on the premana, netweea Band 11 A. m, (ous of Virgivin are with the South and Southweat victims. "This Pap been tho history of the | OFT -KREER ON ROARD THE PHIL ADEUPRIA manu’ #;, mining and agrioultural produstions of | downail of al! recublice | The xoien, the am. Bi, toat or tm 8 Blocekor atrert since la erasing, 3:0 eno LET-THEDE ROMs Os Rorthaestorp Virgtuta, If we look down the Onto, find | pious and the bad will genersily’ take the “ok, @ Dt dats of Depirit tno'® of the their ebies markete in tho South and Southwest, or an tho | jend. When the modevafe men who are pairiolic hane gone gily Janke dete GUO, petit aed oes ead Anes cor om Heo auenng, veut $4). Flow oa Si Cherapeabe, of we lock eastward. Tho great railroad Oon- | vs far o8 they think righi ane p 7, and propre to Peon by them endurerd. ‘2be public are esutiomed eg inet o ae At Ais? BIN EK £00. 443 Fourb avenue, recticns of Virginia almost all look to tuo South and | streer, shen teil be found @ class slow them, governnt bn) | trg tke reme. Jv eddition toths moor waa AS) at $40 The Routbweat for their proits. The ecunocting Moke of | principle, but personal chjects, who wil be for pushing mat | pocketbo cortatped various tin the great Soulhiwestera line aro 0 nearly completed Eira urther afc feather, ntti (nee wh? sowed the wind wuld FamuelD (wane A sut\h e reward that Noriek apd Spy y botaid to have aireasy | find tha: they hace reaped the whwlwind There are at iy earns Sous bo resins tao franeel 180 Kast Kistter sth Sreet, er locked aims with Mempbia and New Orleans. When | prrious apprehensio:s. They are founded upon the expe | ———— dessins c rons rou mo lcok Ww gecgrapbloal praition, who ean doabt bat richce of che World aod the philueovky of bomaa panera, Tea RROOKI: NDR 4 4 0OWD Ht ONTING oom ih tho premiccs, or at No. 110 i road qs, third Hoo Whi st I do not dispute tae right of the fetoral judicia- t | ry to decive the law Of the case—so as to bind parties in wu, wbetber that law is fOr wetatute passed to » deny, for (be reasons given ia the weet, that this fecere! jotistary can make an “) ND FLOOR WPrd in @ House kepten the Parislin plan; rent 2 eitutton to which States that cquality usc we ar. {7 coreirus tion of Wat ipsirument, ond by tae decisious at dif © ueorce im Cases of disputes growing Gut of ferent tines of all the d partments of the federal | the eonstituiion between the parties totbat compact If, govercment This sector purty, for it ecoma to be ea | hep, thie eersiitution be ® Compect betworn the Sates, ‘uch oO one as te othe eit bore the ruta ta the | as periics, aud vn igations, filled out inthe uame of LET—FLOw SOW TILL Mav 1. CHR PIeS? ANG Sm Re peld the fudt Tose Storice and Kents of of the dwelling bonve wth co stator, bas failed © case of Onvy, I believe, | stipulations ard conditions, ard it there be no comms | A0,\ck tw gecgeapbigal praition, ~ Bt lever at Hatta ot adn wad pin Pitre \ alt th : ideraoy , nd po whee mau should covicme them To tear down ——— a wip Gale ee uration jadge in cares of Ciepatra between the parties an too | can, or reariy all, te slavhhowding States, there | tnt bate upegats are very, ClireOt eniDgn,, Sad. before Sikes teeta = en er esa POLET OR LEASR—4 FEW FOUR stay nO sm 3 tu States, they woul 6 bee Cound Se have | Sate map dcide for treat weiner ste Siena Would’ srize in or about ibe shores of tho Cucespeaie ® | ‘vay sng doun even @ bd gy vernnient we shout first veg |e AVerOy Ah I ei ot De completad by kext werk, wer to and a4 j-toing Mp Ae . the. eessnls | broken, sod ebetber the breach ve of sash © betere ee to grcat and cominandicg oantre of credit aad oommcror. | pred prospect for tuslding up a bcter | Tucso aro ry views O8T—A CLUSTER DIAYOND BING, IN wovixa posers ba pe rye ge beng hh bd oping ap s Hions the state | panty lavotieeramelas neemetomeermeune Shoatd | With the completion of the central line of ratlrcad, aot | Canaicly given Ii there 1 owe ventimect ta my breast trem 22 osster atseoi, Cr which aUberal roward wil | feet fronton Pew Hosesy sia wie eee ton et a made by Jobn B tea gatbeed Situ! ogee hanes fore i ‘sie keenien rrevonel J, with the comploticn e! the great warer line of | siropger than al! others, it te sn earnest destra for the | be prid pou itr retarn t Jéssin Pucharne, 10 Gremne street. | 4 (eek to WY feet Ot) G feet bigh frost he of Virginia, eo dius bicaa have aaa uaniateie meee Le oraresee ee a on "| the State, there would grow up some city ou or @dout | peace, prosperity end happineet of our yeoplc—that peaco, walk itis Wald “ook haa hesement and with renlts sitacbed ee eS ee y p Mrubly char. Bech aust bare Aeen the op ulon Of ene | We Chexspenke, which won!d enjoy tramense and com: | roeperliy end Daypiners whiea @ wita mat good govern OST-AT IPE FIER SwSr : from 16 (eet to 20 feet wide, with vau'ts wd Fear Jibs, Wn’ be weltss Das Btrene Ghusrai - tea of the people of Virginia, when, | @820Ing ncyun'ages for the interchange: of commerce, | jen! gion can eccure. Thave noonj-ot, wisn, decire ur Ly ‘A gold cylinder era, and lofts, with Bren'acas In every story. au it is #9 pi p Parone Ft ci . s » New Bughod bas. just | {etre vers & cv rat * Pi cperal consistatiga they. | 60d for the cisteioution of the commodities of she world | in picton beyene trie: god itTenmid ta any ree sct ere | enemeied cay eweltien ‘The usec i am cls one, afice | Ga Scene Soares wis iting Paes f ie ' oo it a » | Indeed, turovgh this water live a large portion of vad and Bot the heart. i fe 5 ee Seat he ee ag eee ee a that Stee de earn | om Pateueet puch cuand ioeuode ieee place ia Vie- Ph great personal eaiecm and rercest. Trema'n youre, Teree postin Ras, wp Mave, Seater be np BS gp ee Oh filipina | on, being derived fro people of tar | pipia ns the Canadas do to Now York. Bu} tais je a ead. trwy, ALSX ANDER HT SLE 3 way be resumed by them wheptoever the jest to which I whl Darely allude, as to treat tt fally perverted 40 their Injury or oppression, - | tou ita cverz poxer not eeacted iherehy rewatos wits | Sd tel tb letter far beyond i proper dimensions THE CHARTER ELECTION. Fiewiéa, for s Macame Girrux, of ne tbe avd at their ee w sates, | 23 Wesetet slase Guid dah ne Ghaeaiion ts te mata een ae —~ of ruck paris ating been lowt _ HOTELS : ip 1861, when judgment was fally ripen y exve —-_ + — a #>en | rieneo, te reported to have vai, wt Capon Springs, Vr | eer eee ie ee creat iotmcene or vie COUNCILMEN ELECTED. ae Mz ‘sy OBI. OORNan Thiap dorne their Ditior ireite & jon of | gpa givin would probably be exposed to bostite legislation, Dist. ar — ord Twe ty f “arth wireet — yard ogte Ava churebss nud parties North ant South, aud who ean tow | 7 gonot beslate to repeat, that If the Korthern Sey thet the Gaal Feenit of fuck teainines will wot be | sande Refuee, wlielly ‘a weitere: ae fata effest fours } OlsTuption aad © toat Ua part of the cons uration which res ects Testoration evga pty wegpernye em Sates who Siuves, the Sou h would a9 loager be hound to ob With tno ove ur tbo outher of these onufeseracten. Dat > *th be Cos of past brokea On ene ry there t@ yeS another potnt of comparison which wel ne oe fru " re te of ease “% aay ‘ “ey eae more wits mo than wil the otbere 1 mean the ogee. tand it, the Union, es tt was adopted and | fects of s union with either, We ehoald enter tho South. hers and the cocalliution of the United | ¢' confederacy em equale, Th» roads Ww honor, office ‘avd the taine=to fostain the one you | 80d pref would be alike open to ail. We saould enter a the other. ‘There were no formal articles | into & government whore constituents are bouad together Detween the States but each acceded to the | b) commen int reels sud sympathics, and who treated >y ratifying the consiitution; the mombers of the | fac> ober witb mutual respect. Bat, avvve anrnenrmereneerare EAWAED UF 85 WiLL ER PAIO FOR THE RE let, with Board, ut very low reies, for the winter, or A Tuan pee ae So street wilbont goed. oe ee RARFREN Holok, 137, MGHIT StRREt, Nm * Acoom ERWARD. Lose, ON THANKEGIVING DAY, 1 1 —J ust operrd for the winter, $5 tween Feu er s thrert a Harlem, ty Tetra BE for gentlemen and their indies or mpg.e gectemea, eur cara, & gl 01 Hrace'et! finder, BGEE A Sein ieee? Se witler Garden, wil recare | GT LARRESCR HOWL. BROADWAY AND ata be above re. w Yer; tha Baropess wha thnne J eect Treat reduction in prieve foam hel Umea ¥emil; $9 ' BE AND —LOST, OX DBC. 4, IN GOING Fao | whi, $5 to $12 per ingle Rooms §2 woth, 0 the corner of “arclay sireot and joi | SM bra | f, ndeos, they eet | ‘nicg $9 ta motey and pou: dow con! »pden U time Could oo ——— Pt 4m, tebou'd #11)! Dope 1 good renulks Suct is y | gocora! poverument are sworn to support, not the Uaton, ayo tore Fog — “hye Fg wari _ = peers Bee oeee. Pay Set = SPROIAL AL AOLICKS, faith ‘n the power of truth, acd euch my confidence tp | Ou! ‘be eonetitution, This conatitution has two gros, | by the acti ey eee — Lent Roy mopped. ‘They oan be eft at lba Wee sucee A MARTING oF the OF THE PRIEADA OF THB LATW D the wen, Bat, voforturately, eventa hare ccourret wo r cee tp view, ene to create the machinery of a com- ance end meavs of Covelopement which it ts propor Harvey T Cleveland ‘ * O. NBAPUS ry pe, oF +e iStneane Tas a dricg the two sec ) presence upon the t | oP government, the otber Le prosorine the cnoditions for & governqent to render to the soovety which It repra- Wiitam D. Orton, en Deal eat som truce wh! «seems tod no voice | aid lim itatvens under watch 18 was to operate and the | bts. If it be tho fedividual culture which dove opes the Joha D. Ovttwell. $20 REWARD 24ND NO QUBSTIONS ASKED —O8 row powerful et tumelt or quict the | Cher end purpores of its section. Now, if one section | Men, it tbe scoia! culture which regulates tbe progrosa : bursiay the 15th ull, ® black Carnet Gag wie Ke ore ¢<) from the steniner Yorktown. Wald bs 6 paper vaitable oniy to ben ~ 2 ere storm shbich has bece ea lett ac oretned to Samuel Brptisi, ‘care of Root i Aud yet We Peo urocad ue | enovla get peseeseiom ef this machinery, aod not oly | Of the race Tole eocial culture cepends mach Spee the daily that preparatic re being ms Ccotroy the limitations and coudivions of ite action, but | SRM Of goverment Iteelf. The Cifference ie wide a0 | cirect that ection $0 ads and aoe pot only dior. | Detweea the meaenre of progress of a social eye: hove 1. 1) the arbitrac: Adams, 80 Front street Also ® pais of all bat the time hag arrived when , but hostile to, these ae this pols. | Hm when the government sida and promotes Articles of elcibing. “the ahown foward Sif’ srpod fer toe » alt togetber : ‘ganitm was created, they des: the Union | 0" the one band, or aseailt and seeks pro return of the popere to Samual a Bapus, "h0 Glatoe etree, for the Femediee—it there be remedics—for theevile with | es it ‘wee framed by the fathers, a feck t | vent develoyerarnt on the other. But what would Broctyn. weved | substitute other for {t. The States which | be the oper pon the social system of there Ik te now almoet certain that opeof the slavebolding | eerce for & cause, and refuse to contribute | {CW tavebolaing g Stiee in the Northern confederacy ? States 's eboul to secrdo from the Volo, and the proba | to the artoer mainieneres of this machinery of gorern- Declared to be it fer by the dominant majority, and Dility te that four more \bem Lying pear ber will soon | Ment, v6, to fact, refusirg to aid in the destraction of | forced by their weekners to submit to the position, they follow ber exemple. Bolleving, as they ¢o, that their tbe old Usion and the subsittution of anew. The Union | could not exter wits rqnal chances into a competition for eoctal #y et ni the peace and tafety cf their poople | breekers are there who destroy the constitution; the | the honors and progis of society, Who wonld voluntarily will ne eoenseeres by tre advent of this misshievour | Union savere are uhote whe would 4, preeete that inetra Place afo0 jn euch @ position? Hambled by the stamp sectional party to power— that this pariy, when ia pom Debt Or Compact 16 all tle parte. tr inferiority placed upon bim by his government, coa will pervert avd cnange tm tte practical operations, the | thin ibe exlet of tbe eamacyete of scious that be ws attached 10 @ political system from which we are thy Repodlican. ig ty AND rps sa —tFO Ropubliean, bh Maat F Doe oe whose honors he was excluded by the circumstances of constitution, ‘War noting without Totepen teat, | ibree torch Deer ttoanés "(oar Reytisa "uray horns, three formed b eorerament, covstitetion apd for uuconatitational par. | bis position, and a member of a social system which was SDemoeres, Pog ty ernwad Unieeds sean Gute tate tae pg for the common de plainly prefer the means to the ende, aad acquiceoe | M#tsiled and Cwarfed by hie own government, then it -Demoorat ¥ tof bowtittiy tow | ip the exerete of walimited power by a sctiowal majo: pot be long before de would lore, wogetber with . Democrat, coaey baklag meating | rit} which mey Bave posession of tho macbive The | Bit reuse of cquality, tbat eptrit of indepecdeuce to which ‘Democrat Aiod act to | plain et of euch & preposition te enough to con. | Manhood owes ite Cho grace aus ite power. form soother, to wbih tvey may look with some cond | dewn tt, at lenat in tie opinion of Virginiane, who have | [have given at rome length my viows as to tho rela- Gouce for assistance Io the protection ard defeooe of their | always been cistinguished tor & jealous regard for their | tive adventages to the border States, fa cage of a diseola rights In this state of tinge, who amoog#t u) doa oot | rights sud sberties, and dy en wox:oUe desire to preserve | tion of the Union, to be derived from an masociation with Bek what tat) be the feai rosalt of ta movenents, aod | the limits Impoeed by the cousiitution mpon the action of | the one or the other of what i# the practicable moce of beallog toe Dreash be | government. + tween the sections? "from the stronger Por all the rearens which I bave given, and for otbers party threats of coorolog the secede g Statea dy force. Tce Pow enumerated, J beliere that each ‘Stale ating in t's uofortupately, sucb an experiger wuld ever HeverER capacity hes a Poliscal right to secede from the tronger ecction would fad the remet ns bea it believer thas (bere has beeo a palpadie and duense. Suppore a Le 9 sed, at lufraction of the copatitation or compact. Bat ighest Teepe ee 18 Tigbs to judge for itecl(, Tam alsa of ing States woul do wiacly to give’ thas thas be wh ao conld | Opinion that ihe rot t# morally justiCable oaly when the security, and thes preserve Union aod praca Tcannot, themecives from !8 juried 1—MeCerthy (lorg term). Loré (ehert term) sayeel I cannot be exe! ler it five or rection ts of -~ Lp op — — — we ey ty b ae wy eyer tothe ye tat these guarantees | 20—Weier ay {pe Bo at . $ ‘W. F. BINLE: ust Oar pol) | Caly remedy, or when tha danger of sob an infraction te | way be refured, abd that ia such an ovent a part of the | 31—Davenport. oabdiicen, from to $12, + eons “ait naan al eyntcm 16 founded on {ne i208 of Alf govereueat and | 0 Imminent that seceenton must be Immetiate wo ba | Souihers Sletce wil accede. A portion of Ibe wlavchald, | seouerince Wri be std fren 88° to Trach gta Renee cc PR CKLAYRGS!-?H8 REGUL how is thst principle to be maimtatucd whee # part of ch remedy aball, Therefore tt is that when [ wae que. | ing States would provadly prefer to remeia in the Uaion Dermcerats. eal bef re purchosing © sewhers, : wi Ye held ot = are bound to the Union, not by vol » ane red dering the recent canvas to koow whether | | snd make yet # forthor a for their copstitutiocal Re :.. aa Yon, bat by force, aud are rolled, cot by jaws walen th have ose sted to make, but vy the eworu? You comne by governing ve Stat # of the ooutwlersey OF the s¥ord, aving eet aside the comatita lon as you must do to @ifeet 18, bow tom, would it be bere the whole #yetm Decame one of force? First, we show'd oave tho absoiate | would regara the ection of Livooly, by const | means, as a Jost cause for sorcent for such a cavte I would pot onal | rigbte, if they cou'd tak bend 1b a unite! Sooth on, replied, that | But when a part of the Soutbern States had left, it would, ten Virglala to sooo te a8 it evemm to me, de a hopelees contest for the residue CIVIL JUSTICE EIGHTH DISTRICT. Dut thet if apy Stave did Whether it willed itor the Usion would ba that reason accede. frem the, Union diviced: and the elavebolsleg border Slaten wotls, have |W. H. Bal! fe elected Civil Justloe im tho Kighih dis she bad « aot, witnout mA... from | to decide, rot epon the question of Union of no Union, | wies by 861 majority. Coutro! of a sectional majority without restrstate from tho | me, and no rightful au bority anywhere | but to whieb division of tho Uaton, now that it was Conetitution, wh ch bereefter id be whaterer they | to force ber beck in the jurieaiction tay "4 Stew aiseotver u wonld itech themscires. That The New Pinay at Waliack’s, Wiebed it, aud thea @s ure ae \be Gey folluwe the wignt, queetion must be decided, should it come, upon TO THE EDITOR OF THE UNRALD, would como another change The majority wouw flud i Neay thet, | Seastceratioan, ct" reaven’ holber’ ths, “ot testi ‘ pectseary for the efficient ant cor yenient exereien of its sithovgd aia tt T know it f@ ead by eome tn the border State Wattion's Taxaras, Dee 4, 1860, power to concentrave 1 la ny baacs, and bie | caxte 4 Ferious hype tod inakes } Tae t> | thet tie Dard they should be cragge i out of Uaioo T eee, by this morning's paper®, that the succsssfal a eT £4 PALROAD ComPany Minority, KF seme protection from the heman | prepare the ments of eclf defence, tn case of the woret re- | by tbe cther etater. On the other baud, the eottes " need eon wtapted nee aA ae Sep re] eaeere pg he pg ed bp Oy he te tes sbsune’ the abaseetien by an od | ‘PO WATCHMARERG AYD JPRTRCUEES FOR MAB Sa eae Chet any ecape from the promiigia ai tyranoy | om hotest effort to preteree tt, Uniou by the berder States if they tnonght their peace, |") Be u | : of fe ne & be enka Gnpenue mal porty. | 00 sistent with (he rights and the safety Patety ad y ted them to withdraw (com. | Sie favorite eomesian, MF George Farren Will you, by | re cnt he, Saute for ae Featy, os ores Sop ot Seno os aie em . - eof ther ta the waworthy applicaiioue To preserve the Laton of w de willtog, | trust, to make any | 1 therefore cents What, theo, would b States which he force to the others, who were bow Constitution {| The question, ought io be cecided upon coa Liebling this atetement, kindly ait we te giving credit Peouel ser fice. ® cerations of @crai, roe r political atvantages, ang | Where it igduc? I am, sir, your obetient sere: a, fi a con ree “adarene Basi eam, ite all olin Yavea tren iRstex Wallick, | = ~ od we Lwpedy conference amorees the | vet ye py t of ager or crimins = ee aoe aeons ORR ONTIL TRE BRIDGE OVI Interests common ty mpath aod ¢ ETD Staies 10 Coppull und agree Upon Buch gaaran tien. The tiae me shen Virgteia ought to be ie KARbIN WaTcH, CYeek te repaired. ye GETS couerhty boata they Rave te geen} an te thet : cting. Tt sony pooctoly be wrthia, her forer oa medica qanenter Srederven’s Witt Be HOMRTIE Oe a oaray, | eRe te cremeneh ene eae by Ear or their pence and ab te wiebie the cvicrencee aod eave both the Union and the rights of jo jon OF } BROA b i Sore iy ecome to the Ch, ie to be iniurvor ’ ” oo the Booth, There onghs to be @ cobferceoe ot the sont nera Naw Yous, Deo. 4, 1900, | Wavine wage arrancerms nig Pte RY pratt A bom ould they look for pros 4 | Mbich either Coolared the ©mstrwevion of the erostitution | States to eee If they cacwot determive upoh Rome orton | 1M ttorerted, with my two rivers, in theestae of | | 94 aeavd ober Fes We ee Rw SOME Santaeks Gaeceeeee 0 oeld they comerand ree Fron to be ech wt we how give it, of which atill more cxpit- | couree of action in this regerd If uhis cannot be Coey aad | tbr tote Savor Rrocerisk, of Caltfornta We are the | Are vow preparefu citer thew as ike yowest merbet prices, 1op Of the ahove ‘eso il be Belg that would be the wore f » | e'tly defloed and protected ust equality aud thove rigats, | the F. States casnot odtaia ey dearcet heirs, being Bis Gre: cousine Tt ia with mach | Peeper In Haale, Foren 19, thre (1 €an command rempect m oloere, waea t OF better FL, If it cowld bo hat, which mates pew cis | would reia’n them all within the Unior | St, therefore, tuat I obterve ta your Journal of yas. | BICELY RECOMMEND THEM to thetr erctomern, The o'eloe! 1a) attendarce ay order. his ows But the border slave Stales tribation of power, 80 48 to give cach section Whe means | other question cpom wich Virginia must ¢ Yorday the remark: of Mr. Malligas, wher about b —_—== TARYAY ? OLBVSL, RD toould never permit the wee of force to cveroe the seceding | to protect ite rigbie, That the ctrenmatances of the Teteign C.paety. and w niepeed by Jutge Gould, that ho was the victim o > HOOMS, 40., eC. , WANTED. r an re Slate: « whew! taking pari in the ontat Abe the condition of the times we aver se ty jasti dlebe wrtie Per deetis: pracy to get by foto State prisoa egy AL BEeOAe EXPRESS ANY —1] thie would Rtoole 6 ge Movibert Statre 1) Comanciog bew Securities, or a Te Decesrtrily 6 ason war. mony fran b. given on behalf of the heirs ia the reD—PY A A GENTLEW. 7 ax ee, Rises aFizaee Sess the ond, might petite tien of the one, woud be ned ip ove comteder: devin will Uniiforvia. ae hy |, wit? all oo a4 ie tthe whole word North re mina it My coucee!, 1) MoMahon, Be i leroes fi ¥ 7 het iy exp: nde Me Mua | Sousa faves eats tae” Sete | La Saeytie rb, gane 8 x, Staple of cotton, « fleeneed by Pp la Niern ted the exneideration in favor of peace woald | yester¢ay morpiog, who made ench # rev te location, Ao, BOS, ‘ollie, mort the | terms which would seoure the'r rights OLR, ae probarly to pri a react to force, | Sout the way the will wae got up that! fiat ft incem- | pr nent ls schinis scomsnanreabatin need Sy : Jetee, thea try ought, #8 1 thiak, to aiaod | univer, tedeed, the passion eogeccered hy vas occasion | Deut on me to calle abteucion of ouc orlmiasl courts ts | Gromaom WARTADOFOR FURMITUEE, 1 A G09 regen ewresen ce mf become, of the Lntorcsie ding Stats | eervo nod mainiaia ik My owa ‘spinion te | ehould he eo high an to gain themastery over Tease \\8 oxeention. I write to you to know if tt i# mot the daty | S™ GR rth rd = them 0 Are fo | ned ne ctw toy | Chat the m Rates hove @ commen destiny, amd ought | ceed, if there were twe evod confederacies, ench of our public ye to Inatitete an examination into | cress, vimtceciasely, ton 3 076 Kew York Pe Pret eauee BPOVIOR—ALL PERSONS ASE FOKSIDOLBN mente to ‘which ootvon gives existence, whilst enon a war | te sand together, either to preserve their rigs within the | icon @ corsiitvticn se same, OF prarly the eame, with | the vority of Mr Motigan No cng can Sg | mos dy vbatever on my ‘wae i the coarse of proteeution, or, iavces, wer iirc. | Cmim er tf Dal canmet be dome, thom to defend them with- | that of the United “titer, 1 would covcetve of a leagae | *uch an tollen oa tt oa W Azan. sec WORTH Ff Ay or zy 09, ARK t Glusion, with the warts acl eesircet ns 1 | out the Unten lor eihder woke HEY Roald de adie | evwcen these two, whose Bonde not being go olossas | ** At editorial from the ec | cee! iunrars fer oite nt pe ethers bad To" UNITRD BATES ¥. eeasion, Mf, ucbappiy for thames wo4 overt, owe | pretest 4 ves Ghoul, however, the Nortaern | those of the present Union, would #vol! the most exalt. | yours. Thiele my bomen | mace, nb beat of Rew Yor eee ioe pullatibe Ravy ard, sroskiyu, States wore eve eeatal in Soont’* states re ther to gr the Soth pew sreurivien, of | ing fulject of Oiepute, and which might yet embrace | can be ore by the exaul b A Lord bon egg pa LO i 3% aiisbary Bot in the case wile | sa Gie men'or, we old cues, then the question promeuta | euorgh of th f common interes’ 19 pleos thom | lwterestes th the will snd estate from a gr goods, eet ea eee OAT OWE Payweater U.8 by force to be 6b ImpreRiole. 1h ron ew form, fn tbe position whieh Me Jeffereon assigos to the United | their minds, and tend to dissipate a grea\ many nnplew a + Rute VE a8! iON tempted, and would never bo ais mipie. as event li baruly to be donbted that at least | Stotes uncer the exiesing constitution, which, ho sald, | Sut remors at preaest prevalent. fo far ae my counsel, AzTBD TO FURCH LSB <4 GOOD HOURS Is THIS Aa: cpeeting, ee fire of the cotton producing Mater veil! withdrae immedive | mace “ them ope, az te the rest of the werlt, acd several, | Mr. MoMebon, @ concerne?, be will,T haw no doubt, eee SSS wermier fs ora att ok. Te ee fa Hall ly One trvetriewadiy, fo de 00m foliowed by ail, or most of | a8 W each other.” Bot 18 ts idle to propose remedies | cheerfully recotve any saformation on pe we | ed wih $8.50. h thoer, engaged in the producrtom of that xaple — The que. | unlers we koow the temoer with which such proposition | (0 bereGs the interest of mysoif Tam, dear ‘ 2 00. = lared our government over them to bea tyranny, aat | tion, Un, for the order Flavebolding States wlll bo, not | would be. received by the non sleveholding States, | #it, with respect, ) ours, THE E BALL SEASON, Jatmed the right of srrersteg Vocmestrew Ia th oot tha | whether th fon bern States Would have beon sare if ail | with whem it lice to save the Union, if it Isto be done ‘gq JOAN MoDONNELt,, Feat American princi legitimate government | be! tems. 0 avail, It we jue tem tho past conduct No. 299 went ereaeen eee . say of the eomigngeayies este on the will of the governes? Was it got in | co forsee Ah. he part ae ere wie wicide they oa! power of that ere behalf of the = ~ eons | wee wore a To out on orem, Li ¢ OO ihe Siadow by ait ror a Prqvasta FoR Reuctove AsD Cuaurt Aegoeive Waite, formerly @ resident of éoath Sadloy, menry ‘AnD | P7im the % et! Y., om 7 + stely CO cuaed, lef & oro; wtp vainel wt 655.069) ibe “ THEE RT ¥ SECOND A La ah ats. | Seonice scety ta Wee Tiete ed Michigan. eee with ibe privtiens of ether ials ven | wus Fon Ping stairs i te the fou tog Daqueets to denevuleut pur poscr-—amuri | Addrece X Hered ofion or ke on Pat oto a in Dae BYERINGe D can Boar* of Foreign Mirsions, $2,500; American Home | oo At the ana +) @DAL Onght to be the Po of Virgins ‘hore borer States, If they united with ave “sates they sould coofed: vate as oy) ne ew sels | aed wit th re EL ‘ton wes homogenous, an nt under Let Norib? Is tog | whose vetereet@ wero Meatified with their own. if they the oth b | enited with tBo North under such circumstances they Miesionary ‘ook 7, #2500; American BMbis Hoiet; TLLIARDS. Boat +1, and other | wonld cosetitete « auivority ta an association $1500; rer iranbavent Sov'oty, $1 600; Atnetied | amma ee RAR ARRAN sianeni Ay aa “a ie Our SWraggio (ur | with States whose war not wn Schoo Union, $560; Americas Sonety, $1,000; oO a ee orraas roe top cleo Woof (hs meat to oe di | theirs, and whose fptercsta woult be orceltered Orpoes Aaplem Soeteey.. Ue yim, $10 ome of Pt aed Preakfor S Mea Who srocrgaeet jong | ae diderend and hostiie. Toey wonkl bo treated | eultation smone those sia’ arr a, aber sey Dow baat " * whieh we aii couteaded thea? | sa infericrs by the domicant majority, and orn | Legialate: of Virginia me: = when ‘elton ate ‘Anoe AS Talaous as (twas me | elfered ae having arquiessed fe that position hy the ment at {te appresebio Of homsy opal. anto? the | choles which they had nade Ta the Sotsorn eos. | onm be efireted in the ThA AP OS — NOW 19 YOUR TIME PO BUY #P 1, the toatab Tenien, st So , oF ent teas tha c oD 7 of conctlia’ oo and ue TATE A AMR ah, PRUE uitIOW of maa, If & portion of the otf snipteea | federney they would fied aa outlet for th '" kod Reeparetion of the Sets rhould take PiutUp Re OF The PARATH HOOD Galland eatmiue, or went se nage 4 be fownd searchicg the p larmory of | lation of staves, bot only In thiee co Sia ee, baw fa tare be for the poopie rf Virpiela, seting tarongh & conres Now open ay tod ere og Potton erea, ‘a for modele of the tng'oer of o: aacd | ever territory might be acquired by thet 1 Ua | them, wed ie th toveretgn Mpavity, to detemineg | | ‘ m Soarl ne — ~— + ae Viee OW aod gent them against neot of the | Noreteoehe boo, they wold Rnd «factual proves | With which of the two divisions they wilt w om” AGAR OOF N., . i: | pr Phaws Bint iN aTjOR ae Mean 5 h Committed the @! +0 dernoy. | Wom tor Ww erty aad Mneniterions, I the obner | geiven Of that chetee | P do net rortelf to dowld " r! | an Bow saber ah = BO. bees fr 5 my Opinion, t a HO righyat wit “thon ® sod bo > | We bave me ice ot “7 “ c ' ta the government of the Femaising Suetor | te " e wa borders. ‘The | mort be ectiied Ail (ue gr esis of toovety require | A ah . | an aoye or oe Prana