The Yazoo Democrat from Yazoo City, Mississippi • 3

1 AZOO DEMOCi S. B. WRIGHT, Ediiob. i I late ticket for 1851. Governor.

GEN. JOHN A. QUITMaW. For Secretary of State, GEN. BELL.

Fur Treasurer, MAJ. RICH'D GRIFFiTIJ, For Auidtor. GEO. T. SWANN, For Congress, GEN.

WM. M'WILLIE. For Me Convention, DR. WM. M.

YANDELL, COL. R. W. HILL. For A Senate BURWELL SCOTT.

For the House of Representatives. DR. H. J. THOMAS.

HOiV. E. WILKINSON, 3 Judge Wilkinson and Col. Hill will i speak at the court-house on Monday night o'clock. The people are invited to et- We are under obligations to the steam-Mammoth Cave and the St.

James for late ira. y- We have been precluded from publish- the admirable letter of Doctor Leake in i number of the Democrat, in consequence i. being handed us too late. Read it in our issue, ye followers of Foote, and be advi-1 of the error of your waV. SSion.

iitltes and under the conatitu Quosque fandeni abutkre. Co! alma, tion. ad other Statee having different im fmtientim? mL ntenitfes and privileges under the same Con. Foote has heaped insult upon injti-J constitution. This would be diametrically ryhaa piled Ossa upon Pelion.

After hav- opposed to the direct declaration of our fed ing in his Senatorial capacity advocated era! compact. with his utmost ability the so-called cortlpTO- The Union ty(which by the way is a mise measures in our national legislature, misnomer) say question of secession is he has returned to the State which elevated an "abstract" Iftcipfe. We beg leave to him, and now advocates the startling princU respectfully differ from them. Revolution pie, that no Slate has a right to peaceably is lebellion. The higher authority has a withdraw from the general government right to put down rebellion, as was done in that not a single one of the confederate Rhode Island, and the whiskey movement galaxy has a rigat to assert and psaceably iu Pennsylvania.

Every revolution admits maintain her independence and sovereignty, that a superior power has lte right to co is not our intention to discuss the "omni- erce the opposing power into submission LMI It I 3 ra uus uiu, in which wo yieiuea to toe accession admits the right of a State to North the whole of California with its 3,000 peaceably withdraw from the confedera-miles of sea-coast a sufficiency of Texas to lion, without oppositinn, without molesta-constitute three States, which territory was tion, wifhout blhodshed. Jefferson in the purchased by threefourths of the money of instance of Louisiana admitted the princi-the south in which we yielded all govern- pie of secession; Kentucky, and Virginia nient over the district of Columbia; and for in her resolutions of '98 and '99, admitted all of which we received the mere pittance the same proposition in opposition to Jack-ef the ineffectual fugitive slave bill. sors proclamation. Blair, the editor of We wash from the tablets of our mem- the Globe, asserted, that Gen. Jackson ory, in fraternal kindness all the ag- recanted the opinions set forth in this heat-gressions of the North, and come now to the ed proclomation.

Gen. Foote, who was last hope of the south, the right of peaceable so grasping as to desire a seat in the Con-secession. This is a "practical" issue, and vention. a chair in the Senate of the Uni-the only issue, the apostle of human ted States, and gubernatorial seat at to the contrary notwithstanding, the same moment, acknowledged ihis same There are only two ways known by principle in a speech delivered on the 28th which the States can oppose tyranny, to January 1850, (See Congressional Globe.) wit: secession or revolution. Then if we Now union-men of Miss, choose whom exclude revolution as being the proper means ve will this day, serve, Quitman, the war uortant meeting cf the Southern Rights Association The committee appointed ro notify the itlemen selected at aformer meotiug of ie Association, as candidates for the ate Senate and Representatives, reported he meeting on the 2nd that.

Col. W. C. Harris and Dr. J.

W. Leake, decli-ii 1 running. On motion theij letters of il -tension were ordered to be published another column.) On motion of the Secretary, the follow gentlemen were appointed to select candidate for the Senate and lowe use, viz: Wm. Wright, J. I.

Wilson Lrtise, R. Fisher, M. Pickett, G. Swa M. T.

Brown, Wm. -Russel, N. Luse Bowman, M. Malone; who after reti fig a few moments, reported the name Harwell Scott, for the Senate, and the Hon C. Wilkinson for the Lower House report was received with the greatest aoiint of Both the gentle -n have heretofore positively refused to their names to run for any office at such was the desire of the party, and unequiqocally expressed that they could it decline.

Mr. Scott, trembling with notion, first gave his reluctant consent run, and Judge Wilkinson with such an cample before him could not do other- vise, than recall his determination and ac- -pt the nomination. On motion of Wm. Wright, the chair pointed Wm. Wright, J.

Wilson, and Wm. E. Pugh to raise a fund to have the l-tter of the Hon. E. C.

Wilkinson in re- j-Iy to H. 5. Foote, published in a conve rgent form for circulation. On motion the meeting adjourned to meet at Benton on the 16th inst. J.

M. SHARP, Pret't. D. Walker, Sec. we must undoubtedly admit secession a being the method of resisting aggre-iion.

The federal constitution does nut njetend to enumerate the rights of the States, but merely defines those powers delegated to the general government. Those power the Slates have not delegated, they haw reserved. Now the git of the ques-tion is, were the States before the fed eral compact independent and sovereign; ane did they by the constitution deliver up their independence and sovereignty? If the Executive, Legislative, and judicial depart ments, have a right to ducide upon the rights of the States at one instance and tim--, rior, patriot, and statesman, or Foote, ihe revolutionist, with his consolidation. CABO. seems to have been, if was so entirely unexpected that the President of the United States, a fulsome panegyric on their patriotism, a letter to the good people of Boston, and goes on to compliment tnem on their high sense of political and moral obligation, and returns them his warmest acknowledgements God save the mark! But a short time before this affair, the negro Sliadrach was rescued from the Court room and out of the hands of justice by a moli of free negroes, and Sim was taken from these very citizens almost at the point of the bayonet.

Such was the excitement that the United States Marshal found it necessary to call to his assistance an armed force of more than four hundred men, and even with them, if I have nnderstood the matter rightly, had to smuggle him through the streets of Boston, in the night time, and so on beard the ship with all this too at an expense to the Government and his master of several thousand dollars. With all these facts and many others looking us in the face it would seem impossible to come to but one conclusion, and that is, that the free States are utterly opposed to this law and are banding together for its repeal; and tha it will be repealed in a very few years, 1 scarcely think admits of a doubt. This accomplished can any ane man persuade himself that the aboli tionists and higher law men will be satisfied with their viciory? Witl they not use it Another late we have heard of more elopements than common, and often feel inclined to doubt the frwth of the rumors daily given forth, but en enquiry, we regret to add, we generally find them too true. Surely the Queen City is acquiring an enviable reputation in this respect. Hardly a day passes but we hear of some young buck coursing his way to Aberdeen, Cheviot, Cleve land, Sharpsburgh, or seme other outlandish place in company with some fair daughter of youthful teens; scarcely "old enough to leave her mammy yet," much less assume the trying cares of domestic life.

We hardly know what Afrs. Partington will say when she hears of the change in the tone of morale in St-t'n-nati, but, however, we reconcile and condole ourselves in the deluded hope that we are prepared for the worst- come what will. No longer ago than Friday last a physician who resides in the beautiful town of Venice, In Butler county, came here with a blushing, cherry-ripe Miss, engaged seats in the afternoon train for Cleveland, and was off at two o'clock and forty minutes, hounding over hill and dale, at the rate of twenty or thirty miles an hour. All is not yet told, however. He has wantonly abandoned a faithful wife with one little child to glorify in their easy release from one who hath sworn to "love, cherish and protect," through life, from one who hath broken that sacred vow, and taken up with an inexperienced girl perhaps, for whose ruin and wreck he will some day nave to answer for with conscience stricken horror.

The parents of the girl have offered a reward ef one hundred dollars for his arrest, and dispatches were promptly forwarded to Cleveland to arrest tlie parties. Huntington, July 15th 1851. Gentlemen, A few days since, I received youi tavor ot tne otn lniormmg me that "at a regular meetiug of the Statct Rights Association of Yazoo county, I had been unanimously nominated as a candi date for ihe ensuing election to represent this Senatorial District in the Legislature of this State." I have no political aspirations; and but for theflaitering and pressing terms in which rather as the entering wedge to be followed up t.y snch measures as will make our stay in the Union impossible without rendering our negroes worse than valueless? Such are some of the facts and views tha: have induced me to take part with the States Rights party, and to subscribe to heir platform, lo that patty 1 now tin nk PraYEr Prayer is not a smooth epre-we are in future to look for the perpetuity Lio of e0ntrivad form of words: nor of our institutions and the Union itself. lh rfladv memnrv- nor rich in- We have but little to expect either from the vpntion exertinir itself in the performance justice or forbearance of our Northern breth- Ths mav draw a nat nature of it. but still ren, and nothing but a bold front and the lhe hfe ig wantig.

The motion of th- united action of the whole South cau pre- hpart towards God, holy and divine perfec- va''' tion, makes prayer real, lively and accepta- Gentlemen, you will please return my ble to the livim? God to whom it is thanks to the Association for the honor pourjnK out 0f the hfart to Him that made i. mey nave oone me ana lor yourselves, re- and hears it, and understand- Hie Secretary of 5ate, who, with 0jt family, left ffashinton on Tuesday eVtfJ ing tot the nortbhe Republic say, will be absent about fwo weeks. DUr ing bis absence, Wtlliam 8. Derrick; cheif clerk, Wilt be Acting Secretary Tib Court of Queen's Bench in Canada has declared, in relation to mutual insurance' companies organized in the United Statst that tocb companies arnnot Tegnlly carry on their operations ift tbe British Provinces that they cannot maintain any action atraintt parfie on thf premium note; neither could parties compt-l payment from thm on their policies. celve individually i he assurances of my high respect and consideration, and believe me, Very truly yours, W.

C. HARRIS, Messrs. Wilkinson, Pugh, Bostic, Pickett and Wright, Committee. what it speaks, and how it is moved and acted in calling on Him. a IT- I i MuJ mmm I 1 .1 I I I A I they have a right to decide at ail other in- im 've uuc ovem wn'cn IOOK ou lo JU- rciieciiuii iu trie anes ui lmr Assn.

al nn. i 'f a n-4'c' i.swiw so rk a i reoo who acK mmev. ar supposed lack merit while they are sometimes ques tioned even as to their moramv. As im Hood forcibly expresses it -people of affiu The New York Sun of the lSih ult. has lance know no difference between those who the following artice, promonitoey of the! are naught and those who are naughty.

Qp- Who are he popular men of Yazoo County? The doctors have the ascendency. The lawyers are doomed. It is thought that here will be much sickness in the city of Jackson, during the next session of the Legislature. Although our conventions Lave thought proper to nominate the fol-owers of Esculapius, the people of county will have a greater demand for at least two of them at home, to-wit; doc tors James and Yaudell. From experience can say, that a pill for the physical system from either of these gentlemen would be more desirable than a pill for the body politic.

Doctor's Wm. Yandell, Barton YandeM, Leake, James, and Thomas are eandidates for the convention, and Legisla ture. Hereefter, all aspirants to political advancement will be excluded if they have never rattled a pill box, or administered an emetic. A SICK MAN. stances and time.

If wears a law abidig people at one instance and time, from a de eion of the general government, we must abide their decision at all other times and under all circumstances. If this were true, what a deplorable condition would be the state of af fairs. The so called Union party say, the compromise measures have been passed by i-1 A Dutchman thus describes an accident: I shoull at once have answered your letter 16 r.e8VPs' as snowing me concert wnicn vonce a long vile ago, vent hi to mine 7 a'TU eve operation, adored by them. Subsequent beaches to make vrow a blum budding SON" this late day and after mush thought, I -vents have realized these predictions to a mit: and ven irit. rf hrxnrl, mwmWw uiW cannot accept the call without making remarkable degree: (Delta, I vail from de lowermost limb, mit vm leg such sacrifices as would be wholly incom- LHierlllv IxXlDGrtAnt N6WS on Sdes ob de fence, aud like to stov mm i a nnt i uith nrivnto nffa Iro Kmmm I n.iuo uuidiucb iu uuMi wu.ues7 In thus declining to meet their wishes, I Ooeninsr of th Culuin.

Revolution. For. beg you will assure the Siates Sights As mation of Guerrilla Parties in the Jenkins," said mine host of the owan, "as you always come in late, nave you any objections to this gentleman occupy troops in pursuit of the Patriots. Com Ing your bed untilthe stage Koes mencement of the Hostilities expected. "Not the least- I will be infinitely obliged The brig Lethera, Capt.

Bentley, arrived lo 'u him there, so that the bed- Vor Chaneellor of Ante, John I. fuion IOi in to aunoufii'' din iiHiro ms a raodultU'- for above office, at the Novembei For Sher ijJ'. We are authoried to iHfitlnf A. JENKIN.Sas a candidate for MherhT ofYazoo couuy at iho next November election. We are authorised to announce JOHN W.

FUQUA as a candidato for re-election to the office of Sheriff of Yazoo county at the next November electron. For Probate. Judge We are are authorfrfT muounoo fJCo WILKINSON for Probate Judge of Yticr county at the ensuing election For Circuit Clerk. We are authorised to announce Gffijn BARNE.S, as a candidate for re-electirm titw. office ot Circuit Court Clerk, at trs Nuv.

election. We are authorised to announce AMP PERRY Jr. as a candidate for the offi Circuit clerk of Yazoo county at the next No- vernDer election. For Probate Clerk, We are authorized to announce A MPS BELL, as a candidate for re-elertinn tn office of Probate clerk of Yazoo countv, a the next November election. We nre fr nnnAn.M COOK as a candidate fo the office of Probate clerk, at the ensuing November election.

For Treasurer. We ore vir.horised to announce Dr. A a candidal' county Treasur er at the nest Afovemb-! icction. We an authorised toanrHiunce ANDREW WALLACE, as a ranoidate for County Treasurer at the ensuing election. We are aothorteed Ur nnnoonre ROBERT STEPHEN, asa candidate for the office of County TreasoTCT, art the ensufng November eleetoion We are authorised to armounce J.

B. DEA- as a candidate for County Treasurer, at ensuing Novomber election. We are authorised to announce JOHN H. EVANS, as a candidate for county Treasurer Electron on the 1st Monday of Noveber next. We are authorised to anrrotince Jonx Hun ter as a candidate for Con ntv Treasure er at the ensuing November election.

We are authorised to announce R. M. WINN as a candidate for cormtv Treasurer at the next November election. sociauon mat no one Jeets a greater inter the proper authorities, and therefore we est in the cause than I do; and that afl my must abide by them. If this be true, we ara euergies ana tne little influence I have shall ex necessitated rei, compelled to abide by be devoted to its success.

In fulfiling this pledge 1 will for the hrsr. time have voted iue uecisions o. me general government. in opposition to a majority of the Whig par at this port yestarday afternoon, from Nue. bugs can have their supper before I come der all circumstancss.

Let us see how ty of this State the first vote I cast was a vitas, briiitfiuir the lolloWme highly inter- this rule will work. A Wilmot provisoist is Wing voit; and I have ever since voted and esting and important intelligence from A poor emaciated Irishman, havina GRIFFIN, as a candidate for Assessor, at the elected President, we have a Cabinet con ana noinmS out Principe. The news is derived from letters cauea a physician in a forlorn hone, the lat- ensuing xxovem i my uru received by a Cuban centleman ot re.pec spreau a nuge mustard plaster and an- we are authorised to announra R. ture is comoosedof men-thev extend ihp llOWPursuinS a policy ad verse lahilitf, residing in this city, to whom we ued it on the poor fellow'8 breast. Pat KEVES as a candidate for election to the of-ture is composed ot men, they extend he to the Ulterestg of lho Soulh has (friven me ui indebted if what we publish.

with a tearful eye looked do upon hce of county Assessor of Yazoo county at the iiuiu men rmiiks. 'i it saitn." lioelhwr. Inrlhnr- i cictuun I 'I I I i KJJ I IIU Ul'L I I 9 --w-Mr. Oil fa to tne United States: Una Law ot ie land auoui uie For Assessor Weare authorised to annormce JaMESM. Cou vention therefore ice must abide by it.

Again; the President is an abolitionist; Congress abolitionist; they abolish slavery in the for a common defeuc against th State time of the meeting of our a city comprising within jurisdiction a lhat is a deal of as little mass!" in 1849 all old party line and population of oie hundred thousand souls. I uiauuuuuiis sccmeu uroaen nown. and wit i I I lilies. uuc uuiu wuigo ttiiu ueiuuurais ucaeu from all ill it is a taw of the land, therefore we must succomb. Recollect, my dear "Union men," yoo say the government is supreme; you wish to consolidate all power in the general government.

Then we ask you, what remedy has the minority against An inland city remoiel Ameron the tragedian. The Lou- a i i I a -bv blandishments, involutes, ana don ieader says: jjrury Lane is closed. USlirpa- erei.tn urhirh niiArnla ii it and I VI Aiwlersm rotirPs tr Amrioo 1. tions of the and in favor of the rights chauge the native disposition of the inhabi- his ccnius is anoreciated: and leaves b. tants of seaport towns, the Principanos hind him the reputation of having been the are notod for their strength of character, worst manager in the memory of the innexible uprightness, sturdy honesty, and est conscientious adherence to right principles We arc tuthoriten1 to anneanee RORFRT WRIGHT as a candidate for count assessor at the next November eloction.

We are authorized to annjiincr A. ST AM PLEY as a candidate for Assessor ef Yazoo county at the next November election of the South. The resolutions of that ioiut Couventioti are all to thai effect; and those resolutions were fully sustained by the action of our Legislature at its last session. Since that time, little, I think, has occur to change the opinions of any one in Mis- culjon and abhorrencs of in snite of Derie-'lT' I Alford UURM TO JLEATH. 11' I 1 J.m.

xtr Allford Ann ice A IJSTrf in uH. post u.o Mdm Yazoo city up to the lsk of August. Mann John Manlding Wm Abraham Si Bloom Atkinson Rov Me' wnat remedy nas the minority against a ty- cnunge me opinions 01 any one in cution or oooosition no matter under what -v Adams i rt a sissioPi certainly nothino- in the av of cuuon or PP'ri, no jnatl under what canat scow boat Dav waa burned 'o the I rannical majority. Bear in mind, that in a re terwin.y notmng in tne way ot Clrcumstances. The Principanos may, in wator'.

pp at F.iitnnuiii i redressing the grievances we then com cmmt k- i i i water edge at uitonviiie, N. on rh- Anderson publican government, the rights of the min- Congres, it is true, at its last 1' 14th inst. Two children of the r.ptai,.a Andrews Dr ority are resnected: are keot inviolate. I a ls not 100 muc" 10 8a" I one aired three vears. and the othrr tnn Bovd Ivin nnv 1 ocaoiuii, vncu vuo kj iiiuu was mc liumi I i in many ui nicu urumiueiK.

uiiarucicr- ay, in your supreme w.idom, that we have of dissolution gave to the country tnat Utc8 lhey referable the old Puritans of the right to revolutionise when the govern- rieKs. CaIled Compromise; with Now It naturally bc mant becomes oppressive; you also say that .7 nf TT JZZZ 5 Lected 6Uch a Pce would be the hot- rr 1 I iraCllOll OI the. ripmonrntin nar 10a nnw anvfet. this revolution is rebellion. The general fchey are satisfied.

The most devoted UbeTt deraocrac government, that is, the President, hat a of these measures can claim but one the right to call into exercise the navy and ar- FuSitive Slave Law as at all favorable 1. I (3 .1 1 I mv to nii.ll ihU rohallion Wh.i. Kasntl. I iii ouiers, almost wnnoui I nrnontino ttravn l. I .1 u.

unemma you nave gouen yourselves in- the freesoil and abolition taste of the North. one aged three years, and the other ten Bovd Ko1 months, perished by the fire, which Mas Blarhe Ann leliuj hn Nancy caused by the explosion of a fluid lamp FV ioxESTic LJLiss. cannot conceive. my love, what is the matter with my watch. and such is the fact.

For vears the of rAlftB from the 1 nk wants cleaning" terrible thraldom of despotism, which ha I Pet child. Oh no, papa dear, I don't think Innn 1 1 1 ai I it wants rleaninrr- hrau l.al.v and karl mug tDaiiacieu Vyuua anu ne vuoaua, 1 t. ur 1 .1 1 nihakot K.l.;.. it 1 curtain James ur. uuiucu mio me neans 01 tne x'rincipa-i lU" Cason Stephen Brown James Raker Thos Boyd I Byrne Mrs.

Barrow Millison Cole Thos Cane James Carter P. ndieton nos. Each year has the fire grown strong-1 morning. Carr Dialvia Carr Mary Ann to! Thfi npnnlo nf a Stnt lias a 1 'n i er ana oruAtr a.wi ua 1 rnulmn anrl ik 1 i I a lift fnlll wrniKrinnR n. in nil rh nlhor.

i "iuoi ua3 gcaciwguvciuiumn nas a Smothered Volcano of nnnnUr lmi all hui 1 TPat.t. Smrt Mr Clr Carr Dialbo an equalrio, wosing lhi. nnAMho. Bu. MZZ h.

7.M.I.O w.H known ic Hsl Camp i vu I i i -mr uiowcr vvm ft nf da hn tro fa i I awt Ia 11 V. sn srs A aa m. have always been taught that a right was of the fuo-it ve slave law in the soirit of watcn," and maEuvres of Spanish des- -aught a shaik in the Narrow's yesterday, absolute, and not to be opposed by any au- tbe Constiiut-on or of the Com jromise iae aPPIIcalln of their tortures, the measuring between seven and eiirht feet thority. I have a right to come to my of Occasionally, it is true, some of their lead lhe g.arrole the sword, the dungeon in length. He was fishing with a fice, ana pursue my daily avocations:" and ing men do in their speeches and letters hey have managed to baited with a small fisr.

when the mou- vet a third person has a riant to onnose urSe obedience to it as the law of the land; I 8 euappea na me line proved strong yet a third person has a right to oppose me. eyer wiluolH somrtinir at lh; he PP1- ough every act of cruelty ha. enough to bring him alongside of the boat, W3 i.l mm a. a a a a jm, I fm mmmM Jl Iltlt mrmrm mm i -I mm mm. 1 a oukoayjuu, uu gtve inn uennuion unfonunato institution of slavery as thev luo uar vengeance more cer-1 wnen ne maoe a violent eltort to knock i I I tain nf annrnanh.

anrl ilia iP.vnn wkn it 1 hie acai'artr mill. mT ata aaaal of divines to the word right. By right mean power. But has oni the power to revolutionise Two or we term it, in order to keep on the stron- side Vlcn, ana me revenge, wnen it nis asai ant with a olow ot his tail, uor- uur-g come mure lerriuie. I iunaieiy, ivxr.

vxetsion was armed wiin a The late sudden arrest, confinement and spear, with which he soon despatched his ij a-. a mm i meanpotrcr. out has one or two 'Uoi rne popmar prejucices 01 tne country The greatest pleasure of life is love; the greatest treasure, contentment; the greatest possession, health; the greatest ease, sleep; and the greatest medicine, a true friend. A But dae Blooher The Boston Com mon wealth slates, that on Wednesday eve rn.rn.rn. 1 1 1.

1 ft .1 ui iu eunoriai iraieruity of mat eity took the hand of a fair lady in marriage whose costume was an elegant white satin Bloomer. It was neatly made, fitting snugly around tbe waist and close up in the neck, the spencer opening in front like a naval officer's vest and interlaced a la Swiss mountaineer Sleeves flowing, white kids, white satin slippers, hair done plain with a wreath of orange flowers orcr the brow, and a long bridal veil flowing from the crown of the head oyer the shoulbers. A beautiful description of a peaiAiful affair! Plm Anmammm arc unrv ivkaro nnnA.oil la more mmmmm quick banishment of ten of the first and most "uirlv customer" States may have the power, and they may way of it8 execution. That such is the distinguished men of Principe, for the crime not. This will pend upon the relative fact we have only to looi at the tone of the eing concerned in the revolutionary Venezuela, Was the first state to de-efrength of the revolutionarv States, and the Northern press.

There is scarcely a paper movemenl for LiberlJ'' created -he utmost dare her independence of Spain, It ha long federal government. If those Individual' whose columns are not daily teeming with consternaiion among the people. FuU ac- been distracted with intestine difficulties. resolutions passed by freesoil and abolition counts of these arrests were recently pub. but is believed now to be settled down into a who are engaged in this revolution are sue- ahuse nf thtt nr jghed in the Sua.

The action of the gov- more established government. Cal I a a a a I a mmm mm ernment in the execution ot such a high- auch are tne south American repuh destful, they are termed patriots; if not, hng to the ultimate destruction of our slave traitors, rebels, and the doom of-traitors are property. Their Legislatures have elected handed act, only seemed to bring on the iics, and we have to thank Mr. Arnold for ful visited upon them. How sublimely ridicu- to the UnHed states Senate men who for "Hsis and open the outbreak.

The advices information respecting them-We have more months before were pledred bv their letters we are now in possession of, confirm our than once been perplexed with the conflicting ious.ll i .1 1 .1 ana speecnes 10 tne repeat or modification, icgam 10 uo bsjiu- swwhiouh irum megs siaies, ana wun mo An individual of high authority has said as they term it, of this law. Old laws de-' lage of revolutionists among the mount lins. ever changing names of the men who rule that, at least, those States carved out I the nrins the use of their jails for the safe kn- thew. territory acquired by our common treasury ing, and in other way obstructing the re- a I Wr Arnold paper fn the Christian Re- and blood since the formation ef the v-m- covery of runaway negroes, remain unre I lVIew explain, mnch that it waa before diffi. ment have no right to secede; that masrmich lToeQU of robe or drmwe for lwoortoree erJ Ih.en no' rh.

tnr.L 1 a I their bostiiity to this law and to our mstitu- limaa a vear sumeient nrearvative rac Tww lhe 5outb American corrtittent as, Ohio, Ind.sna Iowa, and Mrchigan, tio. And even in their general eonven- iiths "tent preeertative (hat will bo of great service in guiding were formerly territories ceded to the gene- tions, held by either whige or democrats the ll who cob sunt it, to a correct interore rul government by Virginia, and titer had Compromise measures a a whote receivesf itation of the wars and rumors of wars thai so a l. a a-l a I -1 A. I .1.. 1.

peen permitted to erect State governments tml a doUDUul cotQ aopon, in everv are a gooo oeai hkc nis ur irequenuy reacn us irom tbe South American I i mLoro on at lamrst Vtm.m 1 IDA ITnilt the OtlAriAP (Vlaw wiil ilia InniT. I ranaKJiaa i.a I uwen maae -e i u-u mw xr rr- to isolate awi this law, its failure er 9lJ- ,0 et of ehher, you ance. in answer to this we nave to sayrl has been signal. It cannot be deuied, how-" resort to thio diet. Violent Hail Storm Injury the that the rights of tbe government merged ever, that under its provisions some few! I Crops.

At Por.land. M- ih iuto that of the Stale when admitted into filves have been recoveredamong others, A promise ii a just deht. which you must fr'ghtful hail storm passed over Kutery the sistsrid of States. If thtt be not wrhTrAZn? rh take care t0 PV' honor and honesty are aPd Ywkf Maiw' doing great injury to buil SDirib in wtiicn it is mecaten hv itinJin. i.

Hmn. um, w. hav. 13 immn IO lh. hynuj of that a.

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