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VOL. 13.
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Kit i«K, ll«c« k« IWu WM.
A general quietude having taken peaassama of
,j,c l-..|,ii. ul wuttU uf late—owing perb.j- to the1
impofihiliiy Mf >««>rtaiu ihS " bWb
\iill juui|i" ut Warhington, aud theref.** i T in
tIt.imp it j.irkcpt any i | rtwt Boreirt"
villi rcgnd l tl>* •'**• I'retUwwj. Whilesuch
in the n |crt id public ufr«iris tbe New York
]'iil,li hvr*, tbiougb tbe ai-nHjialivn tcwutlyfcrw
tj t,j them, luiw entangled themselves in quat-
rtl ali U « uriltcg, fit HHbor, with the vditrjr. t
ihc dally iocs* collectively. Th* truubl* origin
buuv.mH i iiitk' vLi«Uef|«mtd in the l*ult
lishirs tiiiolur—the crpiM ul that- fraternity—
<Mr li t' m^ii.Iuio " M " ncruring the writere o(
U' k N utitc * id \eiiulity,in accepting briheefrum
rtiiit.i. i t-i. i'l a* t'-r tltvir insurable opiaions.or
i ,1-it'P i inuiii I.
BALTIMORE PLATFORM OP 1552
l-
k« in ilrlnult «.f ihe euti-
cidviatii >• ! olluiltd to. Wbntcvermay be the
u . r.u i.l iln cti.e, iiml mite itbsianding n di
till III' I tULli nil live* Inioolieuf tbe foretuo-.
«f tlic > kbMt, ii it •>« wean* a secret that
ninny puUnl.ne cumioir llu>! each and every
iKiok'ibiil iin-viiym il «r UwurU n entitled In ■
luviuUr i,i.iiir, wLsuver ll uicriuwr demerits,
in iciMtn lor ihcit ailvtrtising, or. In plain term*,
their *' ptinonnge " ol il r ' lily piers. Tbeqaa*^
rcl. ill u'l pruLabiliiy, i* only uno step iti a oou.
rcrti il m' Ncnirnt of iho IVbll.ber. Aiaociotlon
for the ►>tp|iro ion uf ei/iind erilicitm, inil ww*
initi.iled in Huston Ity the exphwion between the
Tum U-r iu'w>pn| or ui• ii the bi'u o of lioknur A
Kieh!*- «liii oljccti J 'i iigiy.U> the manner in
tvliW-li the TiuvvUt t-r iii "xprc*#ct! himself .with
rr/Ki-tl u. Huaatba, (V-1' ri^nnlity of wliivh. i*
in.w, I.y o mm.m c«.iim in. allowed in behalf ol
•«. llii'itnli not tirf'.il our KimlishooUKina
I .„j ..:M „*,.r«J it* un til*. And, «fcbi#«4 t\T Towil
pn'imSi,.*.r. nnlv liun>re<l our Bret po«l with
I)..■'loWW ii prouvl. In In* iiti tlic iiiitioti Unit
Un pirn ha* nv n>;!ii'«*■' ox(ir ai u uf it* can-
(j,,| i [,ui.uui*-Jn liturary niaUW, but mu«t puff
i dii> -r.mint>t«ly every limwi that honor*Tl wltli
iu.\. it * i f, l.iif a* vrt r«ut fpioxl beyond the
j„« it H.iuiiint ul piilili(tlict>—tliowi who air* o Vi
cnlitlu. in iho i<.*i#nation of periodivwl agent*
ninl iji a'cr* in TrTenlTno* nml ulrtliouary, th«n tn
thf nu're huinirabl) and <lb«linctiTc appellation:
nud (•••U.ap? lb« X<.jliuiio'a trit.c. wbuM mi«wa
hip f , ■■<<• ully t luii ii«-1i i*<-d l-y t*o great a donrrf
ol Ifii t n \. il unythins, wa* o*erHK*n*iti*e in tbe
innlirr. Of kouiw all iiilidli^rt poltli b#T BW"'
ji-e ih.it a (udioioti* rtinr e«f rriticirtn <*n only
impri'V", instead uf injuring their iMisinaaa. For
«nntiiii ntiiiik* ii|hiii either autln r« or pem< n
n i!i\ ult.iiliv, ilifrit are th i iOrt >>( law,
Ii wttiiliy til notice, hy th« way, how many
«r nor author*—and iniiie i«f tbeni. too, of a tpp
inffrii.r I'niibro—hare lieen making money out of
(lie piil.lifhoiH during the pant Ore yoatm or •<,
and, iil.t'M' nil hour many of th m are becom ng
tin- pnt'liflirr* ol llieir o«n worka. with very fair
MinPry. iinrtrttt, nf t* 11it'll aothora once
mi ptiM't! to lie tbe perulinr ofecupanta.whBr® they
• limit! nnil petiehfd w hi lo a Iwirtleaa world aat
[u-viiL t.v r their dugout vuIuiiicb with their feet
I'ti.n the lender*, uro now rrbo'ly giren orer U>
tin-niN mid rpldera. Wen Coldamilh—" little
Giddy " t* .J.jliPiiiH esllod iim—aliro in oar day,
lie would | ml nl.lv ho tnkiaj hit airing, like Ir*-
ii p. ni d 1U confrere* in ti carriage on genteel
Ilrtn^wny. or p i-king hi* gom* with a aitrer
It nth-pit k oaih iiftertiNin after a refirebing </«S
jeimrr ut tin' St. Nivbnlaurr MetropoliUin.
'11 ■ ft si i nprn *inp tuple to the book flare-up
i ilif Ihilirr cnfr, which, iiflef occupying the at
t' ill it.ii t ( the pohlio for nrarly a year, ban finally
Avnliiii the t"'«t Ihrro week* liren brought Intu
the court*. I ut i* n«iw n.' nearer it end, appit-
rontly, than lieforo—th« jury ludng >.b«tinately
L.-nt up'.n dii agr,'cing. Toe peifecv impunity
alltiMtd to iiittilji-tu in thin city, tin fuel of *o
n-any I.ring pMBi.ttid t^mrrj. firearm* In deft
n.-Kf t.( Unit t flo'.i' ili«iilMtion cftiled "the Liw,"
ottti ti.o HM'e*>ily Ivlt l.y | ol ticinni of barnntn-
iling iht' " ddii rjin-nrii •" of cuch i illaina n* Ua
l.ti. Ttam i ni.d the tret, wilt proliahly clear tbe
ftirint-f^uii.i limit. A («r the other, aa bo ha*
I ntin i | id fn ni G*lif' rnia, irbere he *a-
imI >i i i .<! i n liiuit- ihnn one cliarg# of murder,
it ih \\t i tin lul thai l.c ithuuld he auffcrfd to gt.
nl i ut it | ni lie tit nil. Uul we are tbht French,
il.i. It i;. i nl it tti .• of v'ridit nil Ilnwliuid & A*[>-
inw aM. tin* arrived in Washington, aa minister
trt in il t lit | ui 1<: of h icaiiigun, and if he ia re
cfircd l.y tliu I'rt «.tlen|, we uliall only afy Uiat
1. rii.'iv. milri rt, itiui unh little mattrr*« are. af-
tir n,l, nv iciv e r. pMHifa of i.riginabiy. go
i inn, i.ih! v| ind i litio ihe author* to high
po-itii.ni in mtt i;'y.
Tli'1 Holidayr, ut U;', «.r' ch -• upon ui, and
the hn.ki'rrii ar.d con^ctionura are anticipating
n lit i, Imrvimt. A gt.',., nn.iw «toru whiob wihit-
! on on Thur ditjf r&'nrfile'i our re-jilleoUom.
ii)id nimlf tlii' rnncy ptiw Uin "^eni^wbmnoe
ol ivltlt ii l."Dpitnli it * and paMimee. At an eta in
th-v hi* -rv of the worU w hen national and parly
titiufii'l ra 1.1;-1 *r llirtti Cell it*, it i
oali ii^ t «'o ur« Vutiilu'f !'*d auMeSiiiitb lioliday*
iA pf 1 Ti y
tr-rnry
•Jf \tt h,
tM M l.
. Ui. t u% •
Rrmlmd, That the American diatocney
9bu their truat ia tbe int.Uigenoo, t ie ptin
otiam, and the dbtorimiuaUog Jartion of tit <
American people.
Reao/teil, That W« regard thia a* a di«Unc>
i e feature of our political creel, which we ar-
pn«d tu mail, tn in before the wnrld a* the grvm
mmrnl element in • (onn of govorniuent apriur-
ingfrom and upheld by tbe popular will; ati, f
we uontraat it with the creed and nracticv o
fedemlum, noder whatever natuoor forui.wbi 'h
wcln tn pal.jy the will of the CCtmhtteiu. and
which oonceirea no impoature too uiotiairou*
C'LAKKiSVlLLE, BIFEI COPSTY, TEIiS, SATURDAY, JA
:r
-■*& i.i'nV tfi
fur the popular credulity.
That, entertaining the
riewa, the democratic party of thia Uni.ni,
Rfolml, tkrrrforr
through tbeir delegate* aaaeaibled in a guttural
convention, coming together in a apirit of -on.
cord, of dcTotuai to the doatrioua and faith of
i free rt'proM'ni.i ivf gtivcrument, ami appeal,
mg to their fellow-citiieu* for the rectitude of
'heir intcntioni, renew and re aaaert before tbe
Amerioan people the declaration* of principle
avowed by them when, on former Aoeaaion , in
general oou von t ion, they have proaentod their
■uiididatea lor the popular suffrage*:
1. l*bal tbe federal government i otn of
limited power*, derived aolely fnm the onniti-
tution, and the granta of power made therein
ought to to bo Ktrictly oonatruud hy all the de-
partment* and agent* of the govern ment; and
that it i* inexpedient and dangerous to exer-
ii*e doubtful c institutional power*
2. That the oonatitution dooa not oonfer upon
the general government iho power to cmnmenco
mid carry ou a general ayatcm of iLtc.mal im
provemcntn.
3. That the conatltution doea not confer au-
thority upon the federal government, directly
or indirectly, toaaaume the debta of the acvur-
at State*, cootraoted for local and internul im-
pravcinentK or other State purpo e«; nor would
>uch ar.umption l e Just or oxpedieut.
4. That justice and aound polioy forbid the
foderol govoruifiiiutto ioater one branch of in-,
tfustiy to the detriment of any other, or to f
•dicri li thu interests uf one portion to the iu-!
jury of another portion uf our oanoutm country; i
that every eititen, and every section of the j
country, has n right to demand and insiat upon
an equality of ri^bmand privileges,audio ct<m-
plete and ample protection of |H>r on* and prop-
„a-| ■■ frji* 1,>m . 1*1 # I*1 IVtflmia*** "le F., jlI J,i U >■
11y rroin uuiooiuu vtvioiiuv yr ivitiigu *b j
ion. -
5. That it ia the duty of every branch of the
government to enforce and practica tbo mmt
tigid economy in conducting 'Our publio aif*in,
and that no mora revenue ought to be rained
'ban in required to defray tbeuooe*«ary expen-
se* of the ^>vernment, and for the gradual but
curtain extinotion of the public debt.
0. That iJongreaa haa no power lo charter a
national bank) that we believe such an institu-
tion ono of deadly hostility to the heat inter-'
est* of the country, dangerous to our repnhli.'
can institution*and tbo Tiliertiea of tin people;
and calculated to place the hutincis of thn
country within the control of a concentrated
money power, and above the law* and tbe will
of tbe peoplu and that tbo result* of demo- j
cratio legislation, in thia apd all other financial
moaauroa op >u which i*suox li ivo been made |
between tbo twopo itical parties nf tho country,
have demonstrated, to candid and practical men )
of all partiea, their Roundness, safely, aud j
utility in a|l business pursuit*
7. That the aeparation of tbo money* of
the government from banking institution* is in-
dispensable for the safety of the funds of the
government, and tbe rights of the people.
8, That tho liberal principles ciubodied by
Jefferson in tho Declaration of Indcpendenco, j
and sanctioned in tbe constitution, which makes:
our* the land of liberty and the asylum of the
oppressed "f every nfttioo. have ever been car-
dinal principles in 4bn dcmoi-taiic faith; and
every attempt to abridgo tbe privilege of be.
•Miming citisens und thu owner* of soil among
us, ougnt to be resisted with the aauie spirit
which awept tbo alien aud suditiou lairs fr itn our
-uiute hooka.
0. That (Jongreaa has no power under tho '
•joi^titurion to interfere with or eninrol the do-'
■ueatic tnsiitutmns of the several Stat^. mid
'hat such Statei are tho sole and proper judgoa
"f everything appertaining to their nwn affair*, j
not prnhibitt'd by tbe oOtistitution; that all vf-
I'orla of thu ah"litioiiisiM or -itiiers toade to in-
duce Congress t" interfere with questions of
•lavery, or to tsko incipient Ntep* in relation
thereto, sre ealijulatcl to lead to the mont al
awing and dangerous cowcqnener*; anil that
all such eW n have us tneviiable tendouoy to
liminish th« hnipinoi* uf the people and en-
lunger the stability and permau>'tiey of the]
Thai wa rt^oisa at tk, r^tanbo*.
of rrmtdly iwUttwm witk our sister rapuhlie of
and WMtly Mm for her all the
wMth we enjoy «
«*P«W«om iaatiusthwa; and wa ooogr^talaia th
\MOrman people t^oa the rwmlts «f that-war,
•hrah have so manifestly jmtOftsd the polie>
md coudnot of tbe deasooratie party, aad in
•u rod to the United Stat** " indemnity for tbe
past ai d security for the fattire."
That in view of the condition ef
popular institution* in the OM World, a high
and aaerad duty ia devolved, with inereaaod re-
*p tunibility upon tho democratic party of thi*
country, as tho parly of the people, to uphold
*ud maintain the rights of every State, and
tliereby the Union of tho Statue. a j to sut.-
tain and advaneo anwsng ns constitutional lib
crt.Vt hy «mtinning lo rnsistali monopulionnnd
cxoluiuvo legislation for the benefit nf the few
at th« etpenae of the May, and by n vigilant
and oonatant adherence to (hone principle* and
compromise* of the ooaatituiion, whiab WW
broad enough and strong enough to embraoe
aud uphold the Union as it was, the Union a*
it ta, aqd tbe Union as it shall oe, iu tha ful
expansion ofthe energies wt.1 rapaciiies of this
great sud progressive people.
ftiunti m'vVm iuii i
Air—BoATMaa Dutoa.
Another aaag we'll ring to you—
Tha aam* old story, nothing n*w—
Of those who got so awfal blue,
Th y dout knew what en earth to do.
But drink—the liquor drink-
But drink—tha liqaar drlak—
They drink all night, till broad daylight,
Aud are alt dead drank tu thvtawaing.
Cuoacs.—High 0! the druukardago, 1
Falling away like melted snow. / %4|.
The drunkards, whea they have a uton,
Low in tka diteb or gutter IL* .'
But we wiilrdrink aud ni- «r fall,
Not t «n {n the gutter sprawl; t
Thtu drink—the fater driak
Then drink— the watpf drink
We'li driuk and aat andslmp «o ivtH .
And up in the morning esrty
Bt«hOim~«lmhatd*(i.. m. —
Tha drnakaras gtfa>, tfc* dmnkardi swear.
And for thslr rem Is all their ears:
Thsy drink ap «U thi lw they g*t.
But ws will dsiah sold water jrnti
Then dtwk—<ft* «al drink-
Then diink—ths water drink— V
While we ean drink eeld water pare,
Well nevsr snp yen* hsandy.
High 0! he dwtseik go,As.
the tlrunkar l gee* hams efaes at night—
II* icolds hi* wif* and ha* aAght:
And whea he rieaa from he bed,
0 dear, Odear! hi* aching head!
Than drink-ths wnSsr drink
Than drink—the water drinh—
W*'U drlak and eat and slnmhsr awsst.
And up In the ssontlng early,
High Ol ths drwakardsgn, *e.
The drueksrd he spend* all his i
His credit's lest and soon hall I
The poor-hone* fakee the man ami wife,
And that*s ths end of a drnakata'a Ufa,
Then drUV - <be water drink-
Thin drink—ths we tar drink—
We'll save ear gold till we sre old,
And then w 11 all a^)oy Ik
Hlgn Of tbe drunkard* go, *e.
But times have shsnged: now, in our day,
Tbe drunkards turn the other way s
They leave their ram and aign the pledge,
Ami keep tha right ride of the hedge!
Then drink—the waterdrisk—
Then drink—the water drink—
Th* drunkards leave the brandy shops,
And torn to tbe living fountain.
ITigh 0! the drunkards go! &e.
The tod«ty-eti«k I* lustieg oot ;
The bnr-keeperhas gel the gout
He'll soon have nothing alee lo de
Dot sign tbe pledgo, end start anew;
Th en come and rign the pledge; .
Then earn* aad sign the pledge ;
And "life anew aad temperance too!"
Shall ft r.*ver be ear motto.
High 0! the drunkards go, ke,
Thb I'APUt Fla! t IM Wikconmin.—Under
T X.
-
' HmH
Ml Ourcx : I slnim Urn todnlgvmee of Ike
Cnmmtuso while I nuke a few remark*.
There has appeared to Im some diversity id
opiaion sprung np in this Commttoe in reistins
o these resoiatioos relative to the Ka saa-No-
brnska Bill. Bnt whtt men have oomparol
their opiuiona, there ia no diflbrenoe- We mo
alia units no frr ns Urn M I jm
view la oonceructi und sn far there is no differ*
of opin .ia up ut this knot It is true there
may be varioua different political partisa roper-
outc.! here—IX-in ajraU, Auwrieaus, and peK
hsp* Whiga. Yet up"ii the great principles
Uvol'ipnd iu tbeso tWilulious, there is h unity
ol sentiments. Th« Senth, Mr. Chairmnn, see.
the impurtoaee, at this orisis, of expressing her
sontimenta, in tones as lottdsa thunder, iunsi*.
t m roib* groat meaantxe of 1HA0. and the
Kansas k Mubrnsksibilloflhu last soasintt of Oou
gruM, 't ho South, in my opinion, sir, should
Im wide awako. Gentlemen **y tjt>n is u
danger: I for one, sir, believe ihst there fat
danger, imminent danger to the South.
And tfhy do 1 say *o? The Kansas and Me
uka Ml pansed st the last session of Con*
e eo that tt evevy election whiob
has taken plsee at the North, those noMe and
pntriotio individuals ef that eoetioa, who gave
nave been
tit#
mW*' (iM
I f
iriliMlklbpnnlpa^Migrtfib, wul
^hswi fmrod, that^notwiiksWiiding !in Prance, bnt tbronghow Knr
it their decided and hearty swppurt,
everywhere deoaphated. their piHitieal |>*<Mpeet«
have been blasted, t)i t^ brightest anticipation*
saerifioed upon th* sltar of thoir oountry Is
not thi* aulBelctitly ominous of dsnger brewing
in tfao North Have the abolitionist* of tbst
section laid down thotr animosity against the
iustHotiooa of tho Sou th * Hav«. they oesised
tVeir ugneMons upon her right r Sou wijl
know 'IT i,t the approaching session of Congress
war wijl be made upon the Compromi*e Mess-
unh of fgSO. I think he is hut a poor bailor,
«., *bo esnoot *oo daiwor iu the oloud* gutiuring
' in the Nortfc; ^ v"-vr
Tbe South, for more than thirty yeers has
S'ootl the insult( of tbe North She has sseri.
fioed her priitelpla* and eompromised her rights
time and again, sad the ha* done it in vain.-—
tbe avowml pmrwiatu of the Oomnment, "ie it Mobelisr
scheme Was M mwise, unsafe expansion of ths
Heeo lectttmsojthe Kari of Otfbrd^* 'South ! ing a kin'of
Sea pr-'Joetv, «td ef the famous <Mtssissi|ml -•*
Sehemu,' iota which, when many yean ago the
iinaucu* of "ranoe were embamased, the eun-
sre
minds of oupitaliat*. The sudds* fall—oignty
franc* iu two days—which wa/rsosntly expert-
enW in the DDdU of the QrtAU MohUurr, nf.
ter a long eoattanwd riee, ex* "
thotr uumtitU or mMmI value,
mind those old gigantic speculaUon*.~ The
romemhninm, perhnps, will make men oautlous.
Bunit aiihlrw dread Ire.
ti twder Utat owr reader* may he acquainted
with this gr«k |«anelal enterprise, the influ
ottee of wbit* has nlrendy, to a limited extent,
been folt up* our money market, and which;
tn this time nf European war, short ovop* and
other uouMnt, may make itself known again,
wo pntptwe 10 give a* sooount of thn plan and
ahjeuts «[ the (ktiit Mobifar, refraitung at
prenent from any oritieism upon its financia
principles
s^3i? ISSS3SSs
" '>««"wl| objm)ts It has been tlm
geoins whWh would oain gold in evory
P""' *•*"*• wn (CsttiMhs wbenev.
sr the CmUt MJulur was iatere Ind. ThW
oironmstanoe baa enabled them to issupan ins.
mens* number of thoir bonds Tbeir i
now at stake MttHMleot far beyemd *brir osp,
tul, In retnrn fbr thcir own obMgstions, <m
which money ooahi be raised, the} l«vr nt.
c^wd tho obligation* of other emnpaxiee, on
which money could aat be ratsud. Spar baa
fhg Miisonri
Emiw,
k/i* u
it la true, wa* a
Union, nnd ought not to be e<Kit.ten*oo«d by thi)l hm|H h*ve before us a description of a
,'riend^'.of.|iur pwlitioal.im'ttntuma. pl.nt reecntly di«nvered .o this country by
R^l, Thstthe foregoipgprop^iion ov ^ ^ ^ Uenumont, of Arena. She hu
furnishud us with a ftae aam pie tt etko*, aad
' !*•* hi|pbo
_ i. i:i.'u.fial!y ut' that -vmrn-m hu-
ll i t* ?■ ,;*ii 1 • i.)i« sight itl fiv often,
i n t uiy ii eircumvcot, era |iWndleo
n, .|i t j Id ceilailily select*
i . riMtWda inatmmeni.
I dirt-
'foll, w„
.teilia i
inpi'Tfille .f, C ) WittLmsoh*etbe
j-. Vjjuipii -'-.fT:::, ■"£; _
from ,i pr:vaienito bya friend at Wal
(J. th.it tww Sundays afe ait the
tlarplata* wfiSi'diviut
With in pvi^ti ►*. nud buildiag i-rofctieo
®t>X
t> :.>.*_ rf, k, tin front gallery ' *la*fl
"WRIT.tuk' di «n with a feurtul crash
1 mWsfl who wvfe rested til
'ifct ferixry wi.* flllui wnh negffHa,
way uii.^f th." weight. 'JUc nuMi
it t,ltiMf-V. t. ItbVtl p lit fit f t vSt
luil tL«: iHitlic buililihj* SS fullt
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*.aeaatfe^y t'r^e j-f'litSa^i't b g
ixqatter,
Tint tbe foregoing proposition civ
em and was intended to omtirace the whole sub-
ject of slavery sgiuti.m in P.uiigrea*; and tliers- :^'0f fTon, the
'ore the douiocratio party of the Union, stand- l|Mcrj^et „ f0||0V(; '
:ttg on this national platfom, will abide by and „ j aisonvjred, two years age, a plant that
adhere to a faithful cxeeution of the i.el« known; y^lds both cotton and fax from the seme root,
na the compromise measure*, settled by the last RT|<j I ant the first perMn that aver eal-
Oongrem, the "acitfor recUiming fugitvesfntm , ,pnn >w| knit from It. lam pereua-
service or labor" included; which act, being dc ^nd that any article that will make as good
r igned to carry out sn express proviai m of the 10|otb na can be made flrom thia plant • <11 make
constitution, oannot with fidelity thereto ,,KKl viptr> henoo I e*U it ths Paper Raut It
pes'ed or so chitligcl as to destroy or impair Its j F|tn(aj ;a spring aad out in the fall
Soutberti maaftttn. Wl it trod up>Q tbs sacral
ciiastitution /nf-the conn try. Th i Compromises
ot 1850, wore supported by th* South, and bjr
s few consarvstiwo mon in tbe North. Yst in
tbeao 0o«tpromises the South baa loat hor
rights. Sh* hM dons all this for paaoo. She
haa hsen carrying for psaoe for tbe lust quar-
ter of a eentury. I think myself that th* day
ia put when the South shot.Id eringn for a mo.
meat to the arrogant North, and I ragsrd the
Mil seaaioo of Coo grass as a time for trial,and
believe tbst the attempt which will then be
made to repeal tbs Fugitive SUvo Law and
tbe Kansas Nebraska Bill, should .be to the
South a tocsin of war, ami that every Southern
member should at voce take his hat or eap,
leave the Omgreastoaal Balls and ooma boma
to bis aetwOtewtt If I wan a member ef
that t body, aad *u«h a motion «aa inieror
I would wo longer bold my aaat ia On
councils of tha natioo. Sir, let tbe Worth
know that we are ready to maet tbe question
aa wa ahMld,—tbat sre art ready to eome up
as one man, aad say to tbe North,—we will
not stand the repeal of tbe Pngitin Slavs Law,
nur of the Nebraska bill $
The Congtess of tha Uaitad 8ta as will aooa
ble Awe wish oar dalsgatien in Uoagrses
to understand onr ssntimenu in relation to
theee great question*.
I regret «n edingly, Mr. Chairman, that in
tbs course of tbe argnmeat upon theee reaolu-
tiona, many remarks were mtde id con "iro of
the gallant Houston—many severe reasarks, by
which I doubt not bis friend* have been hurt,
stand not bare a* the advocate of Gen Hons-
on, nor shall I attampt to defoni him. If he
las done Wrong, put the Mat of eondemuation
ttptm biM, not by covert attack*, but introduce
a resolution, censuring bis course in direct
terms, and declaring it opposed to the interests
end the opinion* of tbe people of Tsxss. I for
one' humble sal am, am ready to fane the mu-
sic. 1 am ready to say that Sara Houston ha*
misrepresented the aentimsut* of the people nf
Texas In hi* vote upon tlio Kansas Nebraska
bill
The time has come, Mr. Cbsfnnen, when
Testa as moat have hearts in tbeir bosoms—
when, it appear** t« ma, wa shaaid stand to
our anna. . i'i'i;, ■'
I am not bare sa an advooata of ibc T)emo-
eratle party. T slr, have no potllleal standing
in this Tlouas. The obi party to which T
have belongtHt, sod to which I have clang in
snoneM nnd defost, sleeps Bow In tbe -'tombs
I «nd n
When tha present Kmperor of tbe French
tbe Priaaa President of tbe Bepub-
f
every
Sfcri^.«M'WhtvS
WMAfrtiVarii «v#
wbieh might be mad*. In fSM tha dividend
n|N n the aapital pah) la waa aMHHp aad
a half per aaat, aad in 1864, twelve par
. frees the (act* which have been atat
will be seen that tbe Company dealree to .
fat to it* atrnoat extent a system of Orodit. „
Urge aapital paid In, tbasapport, or at lean
IV
been given for psaar, and tbe public b!m ae«m~
ed as well aatisoeq M Ifnlver hid bee., exohau
waa uiureiy
lia, it was evident, u U uually the cesi after
violent chaugaa ia any fnvernmant, that to re-
•tfr* pttbtlo M&K aad tranquility, e^plwl attd
labor must both be folly employed, th* iadus-
Uy ofthe oauntry must be thoroughly dev*l
opeJ, and the eonW j a of mooted men mini
!•■-> lit.'.l tigabti*
Among
l^hiiasiitatkms of tbe Und
phtns suggested at tbls time,
french
1843, a f.
From its
Md, the Cr
sanotion of „
m the 18th of November,
" *e tha oeap d" 0tat.—
^ ! until quite wiiiiHy,
bouse has geaertlly bean
• «f tbe Buaporor, aad thia
*<tb Ijfcipwai and oftelal eo operation
ofaaab' WtlMrs, Poald, Mallet, and otb-
am wall kuo«« In tha oommersial oiroles of
VtrU, baa added muoh to tho rspaUtioo and
prosperity tfjko aalerpriee
®0,OW,o5Rl franes, (iy1S!oO^*S!K5 all
Mid np in ISO,tWO sbam of &6o franos each.
Basidea this, tbe Company Is at liberty to is-
aaa bond* or obligation* to tha amouat of ten
tiasca its aapital, or 800,000,000 francs, (80 -
000,000foliar*) such bonds being payable, not
en demand, but orsr a period of ninety years.
Thsas bonds draw intereet annually, and fi>r
tbeir nltlmata rsdsmptiun, a sinking fond is set
apart fro* ths easnltsgs of tbe Oumpanv.;
Tbe managers of this enormous aapltU ana
tbe 800 shareholders -who own tbe largest
mount of tbe atoak. They meet aaaoally in
god for land. There air stong *ymp«oms, bow-
Ato fcriumpbmit wiU ^tlaat
long, and tbo Koipsrot is Mdd, at tbo
tion ofthe Bank of Krutms, lebaveiak.
a eonirolliug Ksnd on the Maratkmsof the
fW,V Mollis. We .rJSS^Tnd of
the Itqry.—N. T /oar.
BURR.
BKAtfTJf-
Tbe following inlerastii
tioos oontaioed In whioh
April. Tha business is more diraotiy oontrol
led by aooaneil of Ifteen, and aiewutive eotn
mitteo of five members, who - in addition t
tbeir profits a* shareholders, bar*, as a reo >m
peuse for tbeir serrioai, and a stimulus to av
gaelotu enterprise, additional return* prop r
tioneil M tbe earning* ofthe year.
Worn thSM statements iu rsganl to tbo capi-
tal and ibe mstytgsrs, wa pmeeod to oxatnut i
asset forth in thi
gard. is taken from f%*
The infiaenne of basuty U
Infiiienos to wbleb every ooe
self susoepUbls, ,whether 11
nature or Id bit. Bat tbe
man fade Uporbapi tb«
yat there ant fsw who t
alt on eultivatloo. Tbo
Idas it, tbst oas is bom
eanoot help bimtsK,
and injurious notion
There may ba ewh
enohanting beauty—aa
kindle admiration in
it, whiob will ntt
far mors than any
any perfoetion J tarn _
jfitssir^tz
.whichuniformly think*a«i
■ra Jo unmistakable lines upon
a. fill I folly believe tboagh
msny variations that It
fol praotioo to reed oorn
Atr.m Burr is known
less, na
iImi •
mm
wtputdad
tho oountatwtwe i
ibo.tbmiry<«tf '<bo j I
therawaa nrabaUyi:
ia the onluvatkn of
aad n<Alt Jrm sooglu Ml£liw«d'tar;-NW owe
ttiz
tog
oulliTOlirtft
to the fooe
My-Vadl
aha
iivi§i!
death wuatstry Md «nt>.. was a arri<Ml
5§tt H«mM of bklt auodiag Jur
*• 0. n*d *ft r «w^Mg& r<) p |
returningjto brr t««rti&w
ana, itt avpiMl bowil W
hmvi«g pMtbeytMb
hnfifl
totba sM and I
fhli hir biriMi.
bwy-mw
faldfoiber.-
lillllipg
. HRKM
fwihl'M.lr!
aO'JvWi^ld
mm.
i«d, tMd'ba tnii
mm taUNag Wmm
s«d cheek
„ «*ik H «a
Llohg and tttli-
^bf>owlo,l£ofPtlSwSii^. the Vork-
■pnnganu out in the fall
ia inn white as it stands,
three or fosw tone to tbe
dficMsJft' t winter < It
Rttnlmni, That tbe dem«e«itio party will j ^ wi|| M
roeiat alt atUmpte at renewing, in Coogn s* or; (orT j*,ota B hm that I transplsntad
..ut o« it, tho s^iiatiou of tho #Uvery qu«*tion, Ii|#, tlirra gfFw twenty large stalks, with
undor whatovsr shape or odor th* attempt may ,1^. Undred and five pads (oontaioing the
bo made- ' cut toil) with at least sixty a—d in rsseb, rmm
Rewlcrd, Tliat the rroeeids of the | ihi* ro< s I nbtnincd sevm ouoees of mm oot-
landK oughti tt) bi' sacredly applied to tttv n*', u>a, and over hrlf a posuad ef lax. it ia a ve-
lional objoet* Rpecifi'-d in tbe 0'inrtitutioin; and ,r. pj^Jt, and grows from six to seven
that We arc opposed to any law for the di trf bigf,.*
bniiu* of such proceed ssm-in^ the Slatee. esj prtM ,b«>sample before nsof eotlon and Uka,
like inexpedient in policy
tbe constitution.
to
veto
M ffiwiJr"?| TW ^ nj>p*md
taking from the HeiWut the nnaMfad .f
powe^by which be is enaNed, trtnlwr rest.
tit in* spd rrepMrtlWlitie* anrplv si«cH t •*
gtaanj «he jmblic intet«lA lo aMpo d tke p*B-
■W*
repegutiot •** j^g^kn article for tha manitfaetnre of paper, it
' most be far be ter and cheaper thau any other
bill nh
the
of the Senate and Hums
_ ntativw, until dm jadgarfnt of the
MHiftlr wKt k W
saved tbo Am wWim people fmli tbs abmipt
and tyrannies I domination of the Bank of the
United Stntex, and from dao v*ptm| sys'^m t*f
gonerai internalimprovomeat. r-
Rmdttd. That Jim demoeratMi party will
■I Mm. B . in Aa dl
vation of tin* plant, is antstiad to
Tbo Paris ' lorrespendent nf tbe New T«rk
Jontnal of Commerte writes that tspeStry has
" ' v ' '" rit%
Tha
IA*
ean be mom
•r ifVvwi) mo
briU
It far Nrpames Ibe rieheM painted
velvet in mageNbeih^ ISl 4e equally, If not
qiMtte, ucmwnd with
mp him
of the oapnlcts." I find m|self alone in this
f, I, believe with tbe n«gle exocption of
(dividual, tha gentleman from ColUo [Mr.
fished In tbs State Oaartte, I pNim wars
ere but twn nsahfc ioKHrw ihrnie of Whig*,
that of the gentlemen from Collto and my ownl
tam proud of having been a faithful though
bumble adbarwt M tbe Wbig oauas. But my
party is gnaa.
At the last election I conld pot vota a Whig
ticket, beoaass them were no Whig oandidstM
in tbe Isld. I wss thus placed in a sort of
quandary. Vote I must, but for whom, and
with whom?—! aaked myself. I look*! to the
South,I considered her pi*itlon,aod tbe danger
threatnlng her iaatitutiotts. I said to myself
—•Ism a Southern*-—my boma has always
bran In the sonny Booth. Now wbM are he<
interests?—whs* hi tbe bMt conrao t© bo per-
anod for their protection at this ertties' moment?
What «bsl! I do in view of the groat controver-
sy no nnen to ba deotded?* Tbo nmnlt of my
rrlle« <i'«is was, that ! marobed np to tho poll*
attd voted t so old-lino DeMtioraito tia ct, aod
I did ao a. « mailer of I iHttj, *•« idW
f belioved that wMM W-mA !• <b*
K.ita «r the national IVmocratic party
f hopit, tKnik, tfr Cbiamsn, that wo *fl'
t« the beantHM damn nf Iwt, Mo mstinet
M slims iatly ntmn'4 by Mm
M '
*va y tbo«ghifn .
r*fm hiii*
the fuuou nts
oRoial rspwt of M iViroire, tho aoting heal of
the Company. Aeowltng to this gootiom to,
the Sucidty should bs ragarlal in four pointi
of tbs view.
la the flrat plaoe, the MnliH«r i* no
In iaitri tl O nantM litary Assuijti m (Soriuls
Commanditairs del' Industrie), Wa have no
real English pit ruse exactly oirrospondintr to
tbe French, A partnership en aimmaniiite is
is oui> In whiob there are silent or evening
partnurs, responsible only for tho amount wui.'h
tho^ contribute to (he general food They ar
cnMotl rommtmttirtrM. If an association be-
ootnes a comma wdiVoire in any entnrpriaa,it ia
r<ip'wit>U. likri..b prtfitfl pjfAttti im] It ("t a
spaoifiod and pradsMrmiued am miit. litis is a
futratioo wbioh the Om lii dfooiftW-ox-iraisj* —
It intaraat Itself in new enterprise* wbioh at o
likely to aulbr eithsr beosuae they are uukuowo
or hsoauao they havn an ln*oArieut ospftal. It
lends the ittfiueroa of H name,*nd ltsnb«erib«a
to a limited amount for ahsras. The
ing* of the human baart,;
diogbter, of whom he ,
wliom be was determined to.
mlndaJ w.iman. Fas, bo
tthlltl, If ba thouglu aba
ionablo worldling, ha vrc
In bar ginvo.. Ha-ktM*1
had au
ILw'tr
tpafasb.
« m bar
tad
A 'jt:rJ
ia naw
Mtab
utidertakings,
Htaiii'ty
ytt- that tha
mirtt not noma npoober.
He bagap ia earlioM oMUUMtSHHH
aad store bur mini. Us wiibod b^r to be aa
elogsntondaioiijttilisfi'd wm a,bnl. ba -HI
not foar that kntHriedgo, however pr^pAtHB
abstruto, would destroy her trtta, womanly
ties, an I be kn*w it WouM bo on. of tbe]
safeguards In thn midst offtatspM^I I
pointment and s.irrow. M
several litaguagiii, and ami
laaraing of the schotla
oolv ueoossary for boys,
meats oousidardt} aaolnsiv
men were notneglso a<
Mat bad and wholly
al as be waa himself,
loariyoMsAil that
t
v,.
•W
mi
mM,
shares or i
whleh hlJi^S^'f^«lnl!^|rea^a obarteter ter aad soe the t
of pnblio utillity. Railroad oompanics, for cx- naneo, and the
ample, bars received great eo-operation from pam,
tbe OrmiU MobUi*r. By thus invo- ting can.' sive. She aw net t
tiously, to a modtwats otiont, and for a l.mlltyl
Mdy,
muitipitciiy or na iat«ra w. Slfw*" ws alijoat on
tn tbo eased jast refbrred to, tbs o<*ip*ay j sr uaaii, Ixitido* M
beoomes ia fast a silent parioer in varlons an- the virt«o* tbemsel
derMKiafs, nharing of nvuna any pr<4t of law ' ss on thoroughly
Bnt this oot ito on|y fonMion. U lo dtijt, kiadmtM, distaw
a Sooieto Financiers, to load iu ewa OMdtt aad Wonld aansobor
rest/urcoa, aa any private hoMi like tha ft-dha* baaMy bmm dM
"" do, to either the (J.,rtrnmeot or confer, t ut it was a
obsroo- tbs ealtlration of rigi
straining uf b«jl ottM
bnt be
•gtiltivatbto-,1
rituj,
VI.;,
child* woaM do, to either the
to private enterprises of
tor, when they wish to
; fa (be tbfadidaM, tlM
wm*m
Kb tile Ortiit ■
ijAMIi
m
PR
Ut, is a
Mai
hring^
I bo
, a railrftad.a
yV^.W^d.11,
ma-
If ia-- -«t
to attwed wid timet thn Mnount
tittufio#ifoMver, jtfgT
is af
M cmsstiswMog eta of
a#- ita f 4i teal aroct and
toaasry tbam «m in thair <dr"
"Hyfiir
That tbe srw aMh M«iau. . ,,
all tbe priMdpfaaof patvfoMt aad tirtlMmaf
' la^ama arjtiMtMd asMMmaor #ar m
r-wt to'-«M*«f hiaw**
Iim are lo*tn«l'up dnrUig the
an l for two or three iMMM.i *
tbey m«y nMbn bfa >
ia |
fatoed
faoa^l Mt\m I
tafcrfijf :pwfeliv i
USMSgf WUlk tl
'arMMtdt, or am stoak ' af
'flrirto be of lltA Wal I
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