The Carolina Spartan. (Spartanburg, S.C.) 1852-1896, June 26, 1856, Image 2
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CAROLINA SPARTAN.
Fur Iht Carolina Hf*rt;m JI
LMG9
Writtrn cn faeri'ag Vlcnc S^;.ug^t ?/.ii <
brirf nimim M?oe, ^
Let other* praise the rul?y wine, tj.
liielt product <>f tlio ckunh'riiig vino, ;,|
Ami others Mill, with pride extol, t\
Tito joya derived front Alcohol: N
llo mine in bumblo verve to ??i?igr, " In
The virtue* of the Mineral Sprit"?, *'
Prepared by (??il himself, to euro L
A thousand ills that tiicu endure 'r
I know, lulccJ, that good Mynheer, '
< ioimncnds hia fav'rite Imager lk*rj
That Faddy, with loud liuxzi,
luaivtH that Whiskov l?< ;u n the away,
ol
I know Mi it.uinia is imprest ^
That I y>ndoii Porter ia tlie !>e?t, ^
While Scotia, in her houra "f giw, ^
Prefer* her darling MIJ?Hey l'rcv ' ^
Vet theae, whatever bo their name, ^
Bring neitln-r health, not wealth, nor tunic, t!
But step hx Mcp, induce us on, T
'Tdl health and wealth and hieud-s are gone: n
While yotidvr puro and bubbling spring, J
Con ten tnijut, health, and pleasure bring, fl
Besides a grateful bean to own g
O-u heavtuly h'athtr'n prtcious '???//,
C.VUOLAN. ll
Ci.knn Srn.iM<J9, Juiir I dad. '
Conxkcticut.?C. U. Ingersoll, of New >
llaven, tlius concluded a speech in the S
Connecticut House of Re[ms2>uu la lives, on h
tho Suiuncr outrage: a
Is thore any necessity, or icully any il
reason, for magnifying lite subject into a tl
conflict betweon Massachusetts and South >
('Atelinn, or between the -States of the u
North and those of the South? lie prose u- |"|
lativos of Stales have been assaulted before tl
?tboy bavo been cveu slain "for words u
spoken in debute." Tho halls of Congress \
have been exposed to scenos of violence be tl
fore. It is only a very few years sinco that n
pistols wuro drawn upon the very floor of
the Senate. Who did not lament it? Who
did not denounce it? Cut whoever proposed
to make it tlio subject of such Io_:is- ,,
lalivc action as these resolutions designI u
Sir, it is tho crying evil, and tho dangerous j.
symptom of the times, that -communities v
and Slates so easily become infected with c
the madness of individual-:. One man f,
pulls up the stakes which another has
planted to mark out bis squatter right in
Kansas?and a light ensues. And if it so <j
happens that thoy went from diifercnl side r
?>f Mason ?k iJixon't. line, it is si might way n
spread through the country with lightning |
speed, that il is a (pieslion between fiee- i
dom and slavotv?ami thai "ilia l.nur ?v. .
- j ?'""b v<% 1
peeled crisis has at hut arrived." Tlio po- ^
iilical agitators of the day?incti who sock i;
to obtain power by raising a whirlwind that i
they may direct its storm?make llu-ir in L
tlauimatory appeals to popular assemblies, i
and seek to create an outside pressure, to
innuenco the action of legislative bodies. J
It becomes a part of the popular religion r
of tlio day to " to substitutes rillea for J
bibles." Churches aro oven openod as rillc- c
marts, and tho minister of that law which j
says u Thou shah not kill," ?hvUls-up thu t
Constitution of his country to tho scotl* of j
the multitude, and thinksHit an everlasting v
disgiacc to shoot at a matt and not h t .
birn." J
l^et it be our endeavor, sir?as it surely <,
should be our duty?to keep our good old ?
State from out this storm of passion. In- j
yoking upon licr poople tho calm influence ;
of reason, tot in do what in us lies to |
main tain this invaluable fabiic of govern &
luent, which the generations bofotc us t
havo sacriticed so mttch to build up. I
Mr. Chapman, of Hartford, said: i
1 do not regard freedom of speech a?
meaning the right existing in otto person lo i
slander and calumniate another without
the sullering party having a right to call
hi in to an account. To so regard it would i
bo making a mockery of all law It would >
be to abolish the courtesies of lite?lo make
tho gift of language a cur.so instead ot a .
blessing. The custom of giving utterance I
to g'u.->o personalities in debate is becout r
tug quite too common in this country. It i
is out of place any where, but more pat licit- c
larly i.? it out of place in the United States i
Senate. That is the highest legislative body
in out land, and il deem tint of manner and [
propriety of s|?eech are to bo observed any- t
w here, it certainly should L.- in tl.-o In .
of our National Congress. Tito svu!L ol
tlio Senate Chamber have echoed hack .the
voices of lite greatest men of our land, lit 1
tolled Una been opposed thero to intellect, v
and great minds have contended f->r lite 1
maslcrv. Tho names of men who have ^
legislated there for tint bed interests of '
their -eounti v are retooled in history. Men '?
of comprehensive minds; men in?t chaim <1' '
t > singlo ideas, like tho galley slave to an
o.n; men who have dared to raise their
eyes from their feel, and to act as if there v
was some other place on warlh beside the
Utile giottnd on which they stood; men >
.who, disregarding worldly advantage and ?
/worldly gain, regarding no locality and no 1
section, have striven to presetve intact the \
union of the State*, and to beoncathe to ,
theil children the blu?>ings that thov tlicm- il
selves enjoyed. Ami now, shall tho'o "
walls be no longer hallowed? Sliall tlie v'
only echo which comes to ti. ho that ol I
.. ,.:.i i..a -_-.i i . 1'
i.nun mm inner c it I in 11 ii \; ?
A physical assault i> no.iiiist all I in. v
Hut there may l>o other as ,an Its beside* M
tIniso of force, which aio ijuilii a> liard to
bear. Tlmra may bo an n.-s.mU by the i
tongue, as well as by the ham!. The effect*
of ,i blow may pass with jt. Rut a wound t|
tirade by the tongne may ranklo for year. ,
it may remain open for a life time.
ot'h Flao xr\a TiiKue.?Refine the ?itjr '
,;?w rente was fairly subjugated, llie llag
<4 U*o Ateliiioii company wa. plan to.! upon w
*Ue rille pit of llm enemy. (!t wa* then <>i
c4m'wji! by il.-> brave bcarei and .stationed u
upon tho Herald of Freedom printing of- ^
fice, and from Ifteuco to the largo hotel and
forties* of the Yankees, where it pruttdly
w a vial until the artillery commenced bat- |>i
toiing ilewti tho building. Our company w
was com poasl mostly of South Carolinians, Ul
under command of Captain Robert lie ,
Treville, late of Charleston, S. and wc
venture the prediction thai a braver set ol as
men than are found in its ranks never bore
anna. They were find am! foremost in the b
e*jiectcd fight, and only needed the oj>por- Vil
liinity U> liavo distinguished tlieiu elves.
South Carolina hasjuftcast; t ? be proud ?h
ol her sons in Kmsas. Their bravery and a*
patriotism are alike creditable to them .dec?
an I the noble Flap, that gave them hirtli j
j Sijihiftt r (Aua.vir.v) Savei'rijn.
<iw i /1
'I'lu iiluiiatvii Sl ick 'if P'*k ill f.'inisv l'i n H'l
d iwn at <S,nnn ImiK i- 'I all 'leaviipliour n ti< ^ry ! ){,
? -ick fur the s*;n >n ?f tin y>..r.
I
I 111 rKKMItLM V.
The following is from ilto Now York
Mirnul of Connucrc#:
It is rut her rvinark:tido that (ho pm;!
iale of i'cniityimiiiii has never ^iven it
10 country a 1'resilient, nor even a candi
ito, until tlio present instance, while the
null State of Massachusetts has fnrnishee
*o l'lewidmit*, the still siffaller Stato 01
?w Hampshire one, and other States, no
rgcr or loss iu size, such as New York
lyo, Virginia, Tennessee and Ijouisiann
uve yielded fiont one to live chief inagis
ales each. It would now certainly seen
? he the turu of the old Keystone, a nobh
Late and ono of the* original thirteen, t<
11 the presidential chair.
Of the fourteen i'residouls thus far, tin
riginal thirteen or Atlantic States liavi
ad ten, but tliov all have boon from fuui
tales, \ iigiuia, New Yoik, Massachusett
nd Now Hampshire; so that nine of thi
Id tiintea hatro not enjoyed tho honor
aid of tho four 1'resident# fioin west o
le Alleghany mountains, two wore Iron
ennessce, and one each from Louisinm
ml Ohio; and wo believe two of these
uckson and Harrison, wore nativos, tin
rst of North Carolina and the la?t of Yir
iu i.1.
Wo hear much of the slave power, am
i.it must of tho important offices nr
lieu by Southern men; bin. so far ns tin
liiof office of tho country is concerned, th
forth has IjIIpiI it about a?, often as til
oullr. CM" tho fourteen President*, eigli
avc been Southern men and six Northern
tid without doubt within six months ant
lier Noithern man will bo elected, solba
lie figure* will stand 8 to 7. Four of tli
furthera States havo furnished Prosidorrb
ml only tliree of the Southern tho eigli
POtn that section of our country. And ha
lie colony of .Mas nchusolts embraced a
iuch territory a3 tho eddor settlement t
'ir.'inia, it is not improbable the North a
Li is time would have furnished the greatc
timber of chief magistrates.
MR. CLAYTON'S DILL.
The following is the substance of tho bi
ntreduced into tho Senate, by Mr. Chiytoi
f Delaware, to give poaro to Kansas. 1
i doubtful whether the lilack Republican
rill acenlacc, it and certain that the Dense
racy wilt not. Tlicre is thcrcfero no chanc
jr its passage:
''It piovidos that the Secrelary of Slat
hall cause a census to be taken, tonkin
no thousand jrcrsons the basis fui ouo rej
eseulive. and two thousand persons for
ncmbcr of the Council of tho Tcriitorj
.Qgal Vole is must In) l/uiut ji'lc residciil
bree mouths befoio the election; and on
uonlh resident in their respective clectio
lislricls. After the census an J appoilior
noiit, tho iiovoinor is to issue bis proch
nation directing the election of liie men
icrs of tho Lcgidative Assembly, to be hut
lot less than lift \. nor more than sixty da)
.tivr tile dale <>! the |truduriatii'li. c
avvs shall remain in force violative of th
;rcal principle asserted in tho Kansas an
cT 1 - 1 til i * -
scuraska diu relative to noli mlrivviilio
hi the slavery ipiCalion, or whereby lli
ivxij'le hli.it! bo prohibited from advocalin
ii denying the extension or propriety <
rroliibiling slavery in the Territory; t
risitcd or threatened viiili any penalty t
lUnisliiueiit; nut shall any te.-l oath be r<
juirctl relative to the Fugitive Slave act i
ilhor law ut' Congress. Trial by jury to I
is at common law; ami no challenge or ol
notion to a juror shall avail which is m
mihorUcil by the rules of the Coinmu
^aw, any statute to the contrary not will
.landing. I ho hill also pioviiles that winhe
Toiiitoiy shall contain ninety tin<
housand four bundled and twenty inhab
ants, the poop'o sliall Ire aulhuii/od to ca
i t'onvcnlioti 'for (lie formation of a fetal
Joiiolitutiou
Mil lilOIIANAS. At the i alt fit a tie
ncetiug in Washington on WeJiicsda
iflcr other speakers;
Hon. A. < . 1'howa, of Missi-iij pi, m.
wMres.-eil tl.e meeting. lie pledged J.inii
>ili hanau to .nislaiu the rights of ever
eetion of the I Hi nr. Within the lag si
lay > lie had himself heanl (ho illu tiiui
uindidute for the l'lesiiLyey declare tic
f elected it shonti! lu Ins aim to tiiish at
\ltvl*tton<sm. |Cheers.| In conclusion, )i
ile<h><3il Missis ippi to loll up a majority <
lot le.>.> lli.ill ]0,000 \ole f<n the Helm
i.iLie candidates. | Ap]>!a i-e j
ICx Piil .mt.M T\i.i.h'.i l.ti ieu 10 Men. !'
ek ?Tlie \i>rtlu-rii |> :|k rs an | ul> liing a j>i
il. lotlvr wii'.lth ! > l'"x l'iih'.<hnt T>lit In 11 .|
tutli-r, a will 1] y eulan <1 naui, renv liviii;; in N.
fork, tn t wlni f. rui.'ily 11 11 < 1 in \ iignti. M
')hr eall> I hi tier Ins "1 liiiinl," ami ..11 wei
.n lly hi., iti'i'iti<e eniie riling >cv< 1.1I guilitnul
Ie tlion :;i)s.
rims Imvi l /m 1 y at lilt! ?.! ; I I; .1
11 11|Hirt <1 all. 1 , a |.t t <t >llbt l> I t<ul O1.1t 1 .111.
!u in win. ii.iu' In. 11.hi! I t . -t.il .I..i. 1.
ill.'II' VI I lloy IH J111 Hi . I Nell, v. ! ill I III \o|
l'l native .11 hi y,.ui i lojt'.c.l Statu i
I.?v Y?lk. 1 liiy '.ay t.i yull ivli.it i 11 hi in l.
il 1 I" 111< J liallii iiiijuimi] oil 111. |n'ian|i? i
..lor ictum il:' lo 11 il a Si ii I'.ut t nny truly I
;i..l tli.it (lie Mr,it m y >>l out l.nv i rutin ly to 1
II.lllll.ll til tllU til.'i.oil. IlllCl tl I Oll' l' cli lll?MI W'l
rc I'Vvimmi hi.' 1411I in tin' i h oi 1] iiiuInn
ivi 1 tie.gh'k'is, ratio r tli.111 t 1I1 -.ji.i .1 .iii.l li
i''s of our own i? ojili y i iu-1 aUiay . ti > at.
pith attention all*I ii-jn t by 11 lite |noji|r, li--.iiioii
were known t i lit- nilnet hi .ill your di-aliii
ml faithful to all your 1 u -a :? iih ntc, atiil ymi 1
ill voiK'li ilial .ill I'oloiiil in. 11 win! col..! . 1 tli 11
ilvch bcci nihil ;ly anions 1, . aicllcaiil at ail iiilii
- it h coiibiilt ration an.I tc.-|icct. Tin ic arc no iy|->
I'I'iiHi- Tom inl li Cabin' i x?i |>t iluiin;: 1I1
itiikI ol li;t> ijuifl an.I li.n?j?v homr with Mi S
'lait."
II10 ?li'li h Uer show 1 tin .iik.iMc tn-lng> 1
OS tix-l'ltalil. lit.
rvTTitiii Ti^riK - If oak, Inckori or i-lu sou
tuber is ii'ik ii on lit'- eighth in.milt? \iiguM-?
u second l imiting ol llm r.i|? ami harked, ij 111 to
rgo tn c will mm?.iii |i. 1 loci ly. and (lull tlic twig
ill rctn.1.11 nouii'1 foi v .iii-. wheron* tli.it cut 1
uitvf .ml rcniainiiir; lilt next I'll .u? thick .1
iic'i w ri .1 a ill he i[i rotten, ami will lie allien
n ltte". foi any |>ut|->.ic. Tiic limly of tin oak -j>l
1I11 rail will kul 111011 11 1 it t.u 01 twelve yi.n-i
In kat v ent in thai nioiitli I- not Mibjet I to be w orn
itcn, ami 1*U1 la?'. a long tin1" tor I -m in/.
W It. ii I c milium. ( I liu mini; 111 ] S-'l, it was il..
Pact ice to 1 ut die titnb. r tot put fencing in tin
inter. White oik, |n>st, an I black .>.>k ra In 1 at a
lat time, 1 loun*l woiiM 11 a l..>t nu re than ten 01
reive year* In tins year IS-.'ft | coinim-nci.
llllll;* I.ilt< ' 1111 |1h 1 in tile oi.'litli tn nitli.
.Many of the oik rails cut that year are yd oiunl
well att llioitc (ol'tlieil o| cllentnilt, Il the Itaik 11
I takt 11 oil thia ntotitb. however, it will |>o<sl of
>clf the ?ic'oii'l or tliitil v<ar, and have the n.ij
rl.ctly couml. The top* of iin ? arc also twin
iluablc Im lut I tin111 w In n cut in winter 01 rpring
I .> !vino yo'iiii; farmein to It) tin n|n 1 tint lit foi
I niM lvc*, ati'l it tlrn | (-1 fencer will not I.i t ttvict
long, I forfeit all my ?xpcriciec tia worthha*.
A Tor en'a outatoxiv.
avik I1.1V1 their turn to f.ili
Ami like*.m ta have I ,
II teasofl, Inn till' ?alin
!i contm off "getting dry
it llior' "a thia 'I'llereticc 'twlxt leavi undine,
kill, more Itardu ami more (r- pi. inly.
?l)c ffymitovu
' TtlliKSU.lv, JI NK 26, IS56.
Hiiuj'c of 'I Aei mantelet nl I'uthri ?$ Hiinitsk't
I Oru>j Store.
f 7 . 12 Tl 5 o'clock
L June 17 71 79 73 77
18 71 R1 88 S.*?
I a 7U 84 85 SI
' 9(? 78 87 88 ftf
4'I 82 ? > HI SKI
1 i! I 8*2 b'J 'J I SO
j 23 7fi 89 9*2 88
> 24 85 92 94 89
"ToiiKKcfinx.
2
In mentioning die dillieully in Umouvillo last
| uc< k ur informant gave llic wrong christian name
s of Mr. (Joss II should have been HVrf/ey, instead
of I jiwrencc (Joss.
TIIK LITERARY STAR
M.i* iliKiiipoared from the newspaper liriiiament.
1 Yesterday ii-i proprietor announced its sale to Mr.
1 I'arrow*, of tlie I Jx press, into w Inch it will hcucc'
forward Ik- iik rg?nl \\> arc sorry to lose our
neighbor* (root or Milr, l??l find solace in the as- j
Mtrnncr of th'.' laic editor* thai private interests will
j be promoted by iho change.
u WEATHER AM) CROPS.
\Vc have n dry and hoi lime. Vegetation softer*
Milly, t 'urn hut> yet escaped dan age and look*
^ wcil. It vvc Jo not soon have tain gurdep* .vill In?
burnt uj?.
ICE CREAM.
I ticnd R. )> Owen,New 1 trick Kange,(dumb
street, syni|Kit)iiwng with those who Are cotii|M'llcd
Si. . i . .
eo timgre wo tvtiruine* wai now j?r? vailing, li.is
I ktartcd tlx Ice Cream Im.sijteks, and in ncitrl} tinny*
pi opart-d to reJucc (lie- (eitibi alnrc of lit
body l?y tf <? doiiciuos confection? for a clime.
Lr UK,IT II OF J OS HII KILUOKK.
Wo regret to learn that Joeiali Kdgore, l-is.j.,
an old and respected cilixen ?>f (Jrecuville District,
died on Sunday iiioruiug lai.t, at llic i evidence of
|| Ins won, lir. IV I'". Kilgore. llik remains were taken
toTiin own plantation on Monday, where they were
[l interred
* JMJlPKil FIHC JULY.
0 fiarpor i- with us ugnin, frctdt from the tee nunc
press t>l 11k iuduktrioun publisher*. Hasty Pudding
(> is its initial paper a p<>cin, illuslrated, in honor of
? Indian e-orn The No. i.a good one to begin with,
^ as It conuim ucua the new voktiec. IIar|? r Ilros.
a New Verb, j>j pvi auuuiu, iu advance.
'b Collrgc and llish School foiDinnirrinrnU
v The See-ond t'ommciicinini it Wotlord <Xdh ?
jj takes place on the. I ."t.h duly. Inaugural addtosses
i- will be delivered hy K<-v White Coord Smith. P. P.,
i. and Prof. W. PulYc. The commencement sir
t moll will he preached oil Sunday, the 13lh, by
?| It. v doUcph Cr.tfwt, 1?. I , of Charleston
,s The? ex.eiiuii.uioi. and ooaJiulice m.-nt at iamc-i
u stone take pltic<mi the: loth and 1 fith July, and
t will as u-.il il attract a Lugo number. Tho address
el will be- ilt live led by Proll". J. b. Isc-y nobis, I). |)..
it South Carolina ' olle-g. .
c At out il* a Female College, the c jeamiiialmn
? takes place about the khiio lime. The a.bhes.i will
ii' lie made by lion C. C. Me uaningcr, of Chittles>r
ton.
" S|mitaiiliUig will be v. i!I fiitoil isji by tlicac at
a" tractions.
!o Till: FORKMiX M1YS.
J Tlic \ 111<-ric.tii itii'Mion nccujiieh tlie |nibin iniml
't hi t?ii"latij, ami tip news by the .stearin r .tun it'll
ca, \vliii;li l< ft >>u lit" illi in -taut, it latin aim. t i u
In t ly t'i tin no ilillif'illicji.
" Tin .IisiiisjkiI 'il Mr Craiit|?loii um known mi
>lj oltioinily, Liu* tin- niiii"iiiiiH.iniiit tli?- Mnrinii ;
I't?st "I tin fact iiru'iucwtl niuili iMuiiciiu hi. l/'i'!
i| 1
Paliii'islon, tvl fit iulcrro?itU*i iw Palliation! l>y
I I'l.iraili, w.al il v.a . |M "U'.lily <>, lint ni lie
not iit't'iroii tin mltiiui itiAii lio.ii .Mr. <'i.nii|il< n,
^ In lui.l lit? Mlatciiiilit t>? make. Tin' kiiiic annuel
^ ti.ti s'tvi'ii in lln Icri* by Kail tiiaiii !e
Tilt Pal Id l-orl r?|?ol|i|l'llt of till Po i that
^ Franco w'll inUT|i i?i' lier ymni ittiee*. to j'los.ivf
|>"tii tliil relation* between I'll i. 'I.i ii-1 i.i.l Auntiea,
v I. tit ilmill'l aHi iii|t;* at riitiiK'iiialiiin bill, l .ii/Liti.l
iii'i^lit ux'kt'ii oil lliu aitivo alliance of tin Kinj-e
is r' **"
it l Lt fi.iU.winr ;>at .t^r.i|'lio w I) aflbrii amm- in i/l.t
(t into tin- |M>i.l(in' if alf.iiru oil the oilier fiile, an'I
IC tbw tt iiit>' r ft the |?ublic journals:
i| In tin House ! ''i i.mt.ini Sir IlnKn r I.yt' t.
|iut a i)iie>ti< ii ti tbc in.instill" Willi in" ml to ti c
rt l.iti. iu? ot tbi t.iovt runii'iit tritUlLe Hinted St.it' p
toU liilijt tin ( .litial Alltel call <|UiKtii*li lie |. lorrt
I l it .. j>r?violin tvttli liaw.il r-l In - m.-ni ., on
r ti., win i|li?6tioli, becaiiM tin ( >\t i tout tit tli.-u
i "tatul fli.it lie > bail in.wlf an ollet of at b.(ration t.
i,. t be I llltetl Stall.' .illtl otl'j tlailj l'A|HCtt || to Itj'i.
Sun . tlieii, bow'uvei, ^r.ivt evi iitnliavt ii'iiited
\\ a I ki r li.it I lit en i it y 11 ti t.y t In* I lull ti St.iti. ,
an.I a vessel of wai m lit to .Nicaragua; .Hi 1 by
i * llie la tt :ii'i'?uau frurtt A met mm tin re *v n a |i|iii
i, )M-t*t ot .in iTivi.io'i of the M ?. )Uito 'I i rr.ti.ry by
Walk, i . W illi a view i.l it . attuoxali -a to ,\i..u;w
| Mil ilit' IItiHto w?itiM ruiitintir that Mn^lainl
'' | w re. nli.I, ti to |i .'.ft tui' till itoi \ limn i iiei iial
1 I inva.i in, a; ! a ,'rn.c I'tv|K?it??l?iI"fy dc/olvr I ui?.n
| 'l t Jew i unit'lit ill tin slati of alia: i . 1b . ' .i
1 I w In tl i; iti I be nitil Sill, all) hle|w? bail In t o takt ii
; in |>iw lb" I a tmi Suilt a f itivt'i iinieiit for a r |-ly.
I I/Il'l I 'alio I slull )>rol?'?se<l lillllhi II llll.lbii loo.v.''
; any ilt lili tc .ili.xi <!. I le coulil only ?,iv lint ll.t
" . \iiiiin.ili onviiunit lit li.ul litin in.i.lt> Iiill\ av.ait
i of tlii* iifTet t.i arbitr.ilit.il, ami In r ni .j. My V inni
i tel.. Ii.l'l not 'lioiii'l.l tt rux'eiwiry |.n.v, ft.i a r.
j.l> III- lliiniolil H.e ml w?ti. ol ibu country tin.I
, j lb - |.ei mam lit maintenance ol prur ,it>l relation."
! bi'lw ii ii lio l.ni'l ami Ainciit a vvoiil.l I- jm.niott .1
" | by t'n t oiitimiiiiioi of tin imb' i.rtin forlu ar.im > if.
li"U."i lin.l lilllit I to ."lloW'll lli.it 111 > ijo l:o|i"
" lo.w |tcmhli,* ivii*i of av.-iv jv.ivo chai ntir, but
| lit HIIK't lt lV Ili |>e1|, .'llltl Hot WltllllUl JJ01.I lc.1 in,
' I tli .t iln <1. us.ni ill ni.iy tt-riiiiu.ilo |n ofeabl)
| Tlie Times' citji .niii lo -ciy Alilmn^li I. >i11
ll" I I'.iliutrsiiiii Hiatnl l.isl ?-vi iniii? tli.il In- In I in. v
' .hi iiiitu iii.uiuii llot Mr. i V.iii.|i|<ui l.i.I Imi iinitlfi.til
i'i leave \\ .i liui'imi, i lie tumU le n'c clmiil
'i sternly wiili .i ?-l11 lit .nK.iiicv I lie 11.st 'uiit ni.irk<
t i? in l.in Mi|i|?ly, m sniiit iii.st.inei s ;it j ,i J |>< r
cSflt Im I.iw tKfli.inU rates.
|( I tie I'iiih ? h . i VmiIt artti It- roji'l. ilium.' tlie
,t pulniiiiiiii in tin- I niit.i Stales, wlm, tli.itifIi villi
( | !< in in l?j* tin Jmlii-y I.I Mr I'leTee* titiiin I, tin
i 1 nut n|i|u*c it with Milhi it nt ctifiv Tlie I tail)
)( J N? i Kite, .illl.iiUfli tllllf is tim v* I s.,1 ilfl,|;e .it
tlie itle.i of it iv.ir tritfi Am r'en, ;t!J ,;..ii!.ts begin
( t i ! iii ni.iiiy noil I- win-ill r Kiil.iirl . eonelin
, luf^ .1 |mrliHi Jit Ii.'ts lint l?> v?l i. trrieil 11 t its I.H iim
t |ir ii I- in Int.ilt- .mil win lint Ti et.nl,h: I'le-ree'r |
r t'.ili'H't .'III lilt |i]'t .(1111111;; till iniirli fill tile If
. kumikiiii ft i.ii^l.iiitl . ilv:.i;-e (ni |>eae'
?? >
!
Mr*ICO It is iflnll^lil tli.It Mil,lei fi at nfS|Mtl.
I is!i itivtisii.il Muk'o will apply to the I * nit* <1 Son, s
j tnl' pruleellitll. lll'ltetl it is Mioiigly r.lilt**re*d lli.it
mh.Ii .i|ij?t?f?lH,n litis .tin.iily Iht'ii mnln witliproiii
, ise <>f |>fSn ... inn to tins country of tlie Isthmus o>
" i 'I't ltu.iut<,, . S-? iii|M>rtaut wa? tins route (ieetn
' i ?!.l uinli r Mi. I'ollt, tli it In- auilior/i 'l tlie oiler ?>l
, 5.1.1,000,1*00 for licit islip of term, ry,
'r j I'uos litt.UNcit.?A meeting of S..utli,mem
: Ikis Ik-cii liel'l in Washington, to take into eonsiilc
ration tlie ftiriitntloti of ;i Sottllii i 11 ('oiniiH icijiI \s 1
. itioti 11.0 tiieiil'ielJ t' |'!> ' , tll? 'let lifts ii t
(> buy finis, c.r ilo bill .in mill. Hiiy Noi'tlurii
111.Use wllicll will not Ie lH'Ct till* ci'tssl. 10tloll.ll
I '
1 iolits of tli? vmt'i. Tin* ii hIU-i.ii>, .a fircnnuiii
' far honesty! I .- t t? eufoi'-u mi 1 ii'liTf., ijrt a?
[ tliem .is a f;,v<>r I
THK MMIJMTP.S.
'Die coining rr. !.i.l? nti.il stru-'glc ilitl.-r* in many
respects from iuiy former one ilw?t?U? two
grcut national }nu i'.cm oxlslisl, m-irly l?;?t ,nccd in
minefield strength, ami boosting uppnrlor* indifferently
North mid South. Knelt school Lad distinctive
principle* of Jnctrme ami policy. I'Vagniciitnry
organizations, pred-eatcd upon a tangle
measure <>r idea, frequently intervene)!, holding the
tulanco between the champions. Tltij fortuitous
|*,ucr Icil to l>aigain and ellusiou, ami often to
gn at?f moderation ?l sentiment th.in won ciNhaWut
urilHiutacsty of purpsse. 'lliis grasping alter (mpiila
tit) , at the sacrifice of the Constitution, with the
practical bcniTiccncc of I democratic nioonumi, linal
ly destroyed the Whit; party, ami revesded to it*
survivor similar danger. The issue* growing out
of low duties, opposition to banks, disli.Imtion el
the land fund, and kindred measure*, having exploded,
new ones, of a sectional nature, w ere Marl
ed. 'Hii* l#-J to Itiack Republican, Know Nothing,
aiol free soil parties now split up into four iuhaimonious
factions, united in nothing hut opposition
hi the Democratic organization ami a faithful constitutional
ml ministration of the fcd>ia! tiuvornineiit.
While demoralization Was thus doing ki
work upon the elements of Whigefy, tlic Detnuu |
racy were undergoing a purifying process, casting
up and throwing oil* old errors, ami advancing the
> standard of the Constitution. UmJcr the admlnisi
Iraliutt of Mr. I'icroa lost ground has l*rn rccovcr|
is I. Conservative statesmen, recognising tho |h ril
j of former legislation to the stability of the Union
| ami the preservation of the lights "f the sections,
! v) t honestly to w.uk to r< pan live breach* * made in
| A>ur political fabric. Them have been measurably
1 efieetod, and will ultimately !? eoinph u 1 111 our
I judgment, *o far as tlie government it.-u ll i* eonI
ecrncd, it Ins never in it* history approached no
i near constitutional |mtI< ?-tiori n* at the pro-cut lime
; Tried hy wluitever organic rule, it stands forth a
i harmnniovs whole, ami f flittrfucw luetic ujh.u iu
founders.
I>ut while we lllliv li')||) *tly say this of llio government
itself, a* mm h can net b< vouched for llo>
[tcoplo of the North. Opposition to slavery is
widexpiend not peiliaps.at present, .-lavuioillg to
illtcrfero with it in :liu Stat)'*, but limil)*<i to it) n
elusion from the Territories, from the District of
Columbia, ami ll'otu the arsenals ami du>'kvoid*.
This sentiment ha met embodiment in paitv machinery,
and we isol lio| < d frv.in it sucii utlkx )>n
Presidential candidates as to oiler pitched batik to
the conservatism >>f the country, ami thus >U-cidu
the duration o( the Union.
As parti)s now ..land arrayed, oven if the I >emocracy
triumph b- fore* the eonntry in tbc Klecto
ral t Alleges, fact.on wdl explain defeat ami eternize
oppoMlioii. 'Jin i.-f.?ri* we e*|v-i i? n-*e n-tfi'-l and
Tiitwlif.ottlivii U< a 3"?nl Hum -u man with rcj.ut i
Hull, ivlm Ik. vvi.in ilic timem cf l!ie c .ui.try, won
rc*|H?ot :il Imiiic ami C'liiMili j-ation tibrotul, n|i|inretttly
aii\ii?U3 lo fw |KiW-' nii?l harmony prevail it> nil
our borders --tiluml.I allow Ins name lo In- u.a 1 to
perjieliuiie an a:;itaii..ii that imperil- all that is ?h-ar
to A in. rie.in p.iti iutisin
It i- nut win. lei I til tli.it Mr l'Mlui'Ti -IihiM |e
sire the I'resid. 11 v .n viltue of riiiiict .ch-Ctu.ii hy
the pciph , btit it i . alii ??tuy that his tvi h Informed
niiii'l can cherish h?i|?cs ?if hu- c*ss in the mi.hi ut
uCCUrill^ Weill*, nil til'* i-Mlle tif \ v,,; l ii y ail'l llll
I?.|.u1.ir ristiiet: .n,c(.ntiary t?i the | i t ?! the ope
anil the fi iiiif. ah 1 pi.tot'ee <>i mir uuvci ninriit
Nur is out i . iiii^liin. nt I > in I w h.ci w.'ciiiisnh r
tli.it tin adoption lit Native \ ii in |m "i | !? , eI
nlltl.lt y to the |. ili-ls hi> lllili |M'liin' hie. I:
is little hm lim ut that -I. h li.irii a v .v* luiiiul
nltmictt tutu li l*irgt niiii.l an foreign cvitts
ami snetety, win re |iii ii? ami pi .i t.nit vii il in
n14 Imiiur a ri .I'ltihean. in th nUa> tin
I tvinlii hi itn philuDtlirvpy. hi. rtgnnntiulril al.iu.ad
the A in. iii.ali chatarti'i . an I Wo-, pte-o u.-I in in
till- eililimliiii II'. lit \iuei rr.t pt.uei|.lee I'nit ..lis.
thii-.e i lav -h I ..U? iitiafl ii*. i|? hi ll, .'iiel through
h ill it|Kiu In- nnii j, ii i-.v Inn! I. i> h it a hm urn. r
ill |mi||IiC.> ami a elo-at a lei mvai.i .t ir. nriticpli
Wv.tuigllt CmtitltM iitlf imtii i , .ni l . lulu . .. tl..
iilhi-l vaunt.!..! *. ili-l U'.t tin . ii.M;;n I . .-.ti. 'I : n
chno u- ti ?l l ek W shall I viim - the with
lucre lie i lain, as llii , li ?v?? ii ill.. i t: otl.'.l i pu
talnlll lun 11 r.il el nm to !u 'h i i nn - iteration
I. In Jonah's tpnirri tl.. y piv.nl forth . m ..ii-ll.il
?libe it they win will anil perish, ami the frut'
ciiiita.a lu...t;hl hut h ttertlc The tuil.w iii? I t
^jives their irau -, i nl't r>r liomiu.it ;,m, a ,! th>'
parti.: that trcu^h'. then, |.>rward
I- n a in tl.i le'l l, liieu i ..ti-;' i:. I i.' i hi.i l.y
tin Viiieri ai N.iinin.il i'ntivi a .a \1 i r i
I" ilium! c ( N vi K nli, till . 'li hut, III.I A tl.lliW
I.Il'k -Sill 1 )|1||. I|?| .tl, "it T I llll , f" 'I \ lev 1 I I I h n I
Second liuili.nalv il tu (in. 11. li.itl hy the I >. lie.
...... -v .. .. I . i ...
v. niti-n, .in-.i.ui.o i .11. Italian,
< 1 I'.i. I?n I' and J.'htt t Hi.en uridyl*,
id Ivy , f<'I \ >< < l'i? id. i< .
'I i 111 ', IKIli I. led III N ?V 1 Ml !. , (.} llif KCvtdtl*
limit ili' Amu ..in NuliMii.il * mhvi iiimti, N.iili'l
P. Ihilik*, <>f M i' , ful Pic. Iciil, and < j.>r. John
Mull, "I l'.i., f 'I ' .li I'l' :... i t III.
Mi I'.iiil. li . iviiii.il i utiixii tn run, ninl the
Convent. ii nliii'h i.c.nes' I .in I r tin |- ; .,tl |?,
lulihol ili ii'iimr.atii.n ?( I i-etcnl it ullici'.
liowcver, In .li.liii a ii i? r 4 Ph deiii
I'lllll ill, IH. I I...ell III N I W \ 'ill., t?\ il s.
ili rn Iimiii tl.i (.lei . lii'in ili. Aiiim n an t.un
al (.'<inii iiin4i, i A?iiiiii?il??ri SttK kti'ii, o' NtwJ r
, M'j, l"i I'i i j.iiciii, aii'l ivciiiictli U iyn r. ?<l N* iJ
lij \ it c I'm vilt '
Kiftli, )>y *!iu l?< j'lililii .in * i iivi ntii'ii in t Inl.i
ili If'l.ia, Cm1 .li.lin thr< iiimiii, uf *'nlilorina, f..i
I'i v>- dent, and ^ in I, lirayi it, oi .Ne.v .Icrn s
i fui \ iv Pr. . i li nt.
1 We cannot li Iter cliui' tin. article than t>\ ur^
1 in;; U|m'Ii < >iii |?'V iluf.; !v ..id tiraiavcnni;
t>M|i|MMt id Mr I'm li.in hi ll.slctt'i nc ifititiioe
i i>.|l l?. 'ih.ii I iii .iii-itlur ) ii i "I ?mr |mji.*i . anil In#
vi? a..it. il.".. ..I ili?- (ili'I'i in .I'lij. ci al.lt" l>y
S.iUl!l .III I Nllttll, Wltll II I III : 11111 V I I" ImImh. mi
f?.italli'lc.l, and all th iii nc iim.i jtivtiij ni*lier tint?
liij aiici t > , w .It t?i ntci w in limn/ III N ..vi fu1?. I In
fore *lio t un ? - rratifv" tin country 1.<tv..!ai#
iii.il. ii|> fin r in mis ' r th n. Iv. , ..it.I si. cvr
oibi" llio i ;ht nf nillra/' n? t.. ic'urn iiiciuhi t h t..
the I ;is|.itin v Im ?v il I it. t tho pr. f. i.n . ? . I
ttn- p. (.! * 1l tin. lx 'i"H', We |?i edict ili it lit
..t?" ..nil I .<: .ii.ni v 'v 1! in ii 'In actum cf the
liC'atl.HD.i II. i'i . I "ii . "I 1 i'I"I *.
- - -
j I?K"ll*l5V *>? II Im III If.A t l*(, f 'n\l
i mhu.i' Thi* Kiliim^ir* ' tin ftlif .'?iiJi.v?\s ' \\,
U-.nn ilnt U.c in.? ; iiiii m iiiit- tin- ll 'ii
<il I?oj>iej?.lit.. C 'lisutiu ' >! M .in (? v?*r,
lli.wn.l ml Sin 'riii. hi, oaiiK' .in in i!i. wi st. 11
li .1. ii \ ti i il.iy I i .| i.u?* .i f.i i. ill K.-I.i v 1 1 .
Ili.l lit. 'lit.* 'a nt !>. \\ - i>?:i. II ?iiu|.iii.
ii, It i? nil i i >t*ki.i, ' 'V ill it iii* ..il ilia ,ii tlu
t**i i .l?*iy .ii*- liy ii,i hi am hi .c l.a l a Malt iw tin.I?>?
ii ,*|,i * * nit ,1, . i t ili.it Ii i . jin .. mall*tii.t ivill
In- iii.ni. f.t I lie ,;..vt i iiiii-lit .it W .itliiii^'i.tii .it mjji
sunn j lit a si.iji in all liriirc <liilicuUit'?."
OnTlini .lay tli.-(.tllniviii^ ,;t/ii:tfi.iva a 1'..hmi
villi* ft.r 1\ iiims K. ' } InI\.Mtit*k, A. tl Sainler*
.1 J llr oWfl, W I I'.trv. .! 11 A uM. II. \V I.'
I,I|?S' till'., 1* M ,\ IfllMl .1;' Srln rry Jl>!>OP, (Jttl.
\\ i?. (.'.tinj .1 \| milia v, a. i 'pit. i>iii\?, 1'
t MvM iLni, W J. M Vrlltui*, >,>.? 'lima. \\
.fitluKoTi it i .mi iii.ni tli. .lt.ui nal, 111<t f >1
S iV'ii^ ,-fli .t,\v.p, il.t.-.l- i" 1 \V l>. <.'amp,
1 I fill ; t laj.i \V 1. I.ij.s? itiii'-, I l.iful aiitl
Ma? -I 1 Hi if, , i i 1 tit;
. mmmmmmrn?m
niBRKSroMlK.XCK ( \KUMYl SPARTANCttllf^e
/ .'j u//i i"? I ton?II fill h of Columbia?
I*ftith of r<tj>huii Malhru-s ? I'oltHrtt and I
I'liltl.fi'H.s
U>Ulil?l? 8. C , JuhC ".'J, Ihbti. | I
Mkhki. KbiTout Tile .June KuiuiuntMi "1 <
jlit'Juinor, Sophomore, and I'Vctduuan Classes in (he 1
Houth < 'arnliua College was concluded on Saturday
lust ? having continued one wevk. The Seuior
Class, a* you are awur?, i* not exruitiued until lie- (
ocinber next. '1'lie examination juat finished w.ii? i
in nil respect a, a very difficult one; ant the "pa- '
|>rrs*' soeiii to have Im.hi prepared a* r.triet testa o| '
scholarship. Vet each Ctas-s sustaiucd itself well,
and wc venture the assertion that in no other Col* i
lege in the L'jiion -cpfi] ?o trying n|i Kxiwniuation
hate been |w?s#>cl through with such satisfaction u>
the Professor*?with xueh honor to the students.
For the lir?t time, the departniotit of Greek J jitcru- i
turo was included in the regular course?and J
IVntV KivmV on the "Agamemnon," the
"Memorabilia" and "Honor" \v? ro among the ,
most dilliculb?and yet umong the he-Ht?of all that
were submitted M<?1 ot the students h ave to-day, 1
I
and w?- wish them ail a joyous rummer and a safe ,
-return I
%Yc Are informed that exaggerated rumorsof the
health of our city .ire abroad in the ujrjHT districts. 1
Cohunhi.t always has tieen one ??f the healthiest pla- (
eea ill the State, uiol :ui far as we know continues i
so to this day. It is true that many eases of sick- 1
ncs* have recently occur.ed within her limit*, but J
they were occasioned by sudden changes in the 1
weather. A c<f tain class <.t dincase is trow prevailing
almost every where and It is not strange if a 1
few deaths from it should take place in Columbia
this summer? as they do without exciting any
alarm. Our average mortality will, in comparison
with the population, oofii|KUo favorably with that
of any other t.'ty in thu Union No urn- need fear
visiting Ihc ci y, for as far as healthiness is con
owned we wort.J pass the summer here just as
willingly as al the "Moultrie Jl<-use" .-r any otliey
summer re?->rt.
You w iil find in the ' (.irvliga limes ' of U-'duy
an appropriate notice of the death of (Captain Joseph
Mathews, Soporinlendctit of the Arsenal
Academy lie died yesterday after an illness of a
few hours only. He will Ihj Imiicd tins afternoon I
b) the Iwuld.nni Volunteer Uilc Coui^my,(if wliigli
I14 w.ii unci' .1 iiii iiiIkt TIi? ot!n.r companies of
the |ndc(M-ntl?Ot It a thai ion will ;iL*> unite 10 pciyitio
tin last tribute of respect to a worthy oQioor?a
useful citi*- n and ail ncc?tt tilwli' l gentleman.
lli.? sudden ileatli spna I a "lo-on over the el'.y.
T!i*t " l ines" in y? i battling away against "old
Duel; and youii ; IJreck.'' The "Southern Enterprise
nl ( rcwitvilUf lias recently opened its batteries
on tlie nomination, and the "Tint *" is evidently
ctieouraijisl by the lucrc.astnjj npjHjMitiott iti tl.c
State b? Mr I'm Imnan. The "Carolinian" supports
tie ? in> nee* warmly, an! so doe's the "Examiner,"
tl eu^l :l laltci of course does not "dabble"
ill |s ! ties to any extent. Tliu Cnrolnimit is
publisliinq Sotator l'ntlrr . reply to Surtiin.r -and
a noble* r-p'y it i? just such a one* ,as iw w^uld
expect from tlie e|iM|ueiit, chivalrous l^tJikr. It
i!i i v.. to b - printed in |>aii?phivt form and to be
seatter ' 1 luradetist ovi'i tlie land.
Tin-weather ? oppr< .srvcly warm, and ram is
iieisb I 1 In vittwo is growing r 'pidly, with every
prospect o! a laroe Crop. The corn is o?ily tolerable,
except mi the lowland ail'I r ver botlntn where
It looks i-XCelletlt.
Ihgiipo dnnti t-i yr*. t ymi in the "Spartau"
! nmcluin, wean., iiialiuiry^) \pur? truly,
( 'WNCAKKB.
NIMH \M1 MKXll'O.
rite New <?ib-aiis Delta, of the I .'lit lit it , has
lie a I fi mil M* CM to 'lie -th instant M r Cop)
toe toll', a iuj?
I III- lleiV Spaliul Minister (tear ll "iWi-nimetlt I
I u- ml i'ii llu "Sill of May, .and pn evslcd to j
i ,\|l I >11 \ l'? l III .li'lltv ll 1-ip.tllwh Vl * -a In lias at
1 I VI ll, pr. 'nihil to 1 'll k ido till I "II I V VlD ttiul,
t Ml XI. ?hs tin'. . i .* to terms a .to the Spanish
Mm nt. r li . .iii,>on- d 1.4I0 * ?: St< -itn irioao
Isiilielki II, all.1111 I iieili I Ini, *l ?'p t'nriiitr. .aii.l
live 1 let o I..I jt o I ti: Cr?at ex j
e'ti'iii'iit in.. i' ' on priia I "Mat with!
Sp.l a* I t.-ath l/. a I Spali'-udel** 's if*, et y . The
11. \!i t. r, li o*l . 1 by ! In- fl - l .ooi s.1 it u as a
j the city 1 ; Mi x 1 n "ti tin .'ith 111 t I he I ctr.101
' dm m the . : >t u't , spi-uktii.? ot I - ariu.i1 n't
\ ' .1 I 11thus i.- -t.ee the < t? l il 01 ?l.i . ! ui i
I tin < i|..t.,1, i ill ? >.tlii- it iuii u 11 l? ? in.*-. in
I 1 In ihtlieiil'v In :? < n tliv I'result ill aiul Ck.li
: . i ii- nii!? ' t<il wl:. n th iini arrived Jk-ic,
i in i linjmpli,ul a Spanish P rt being *t Wmt'riiv,
i ill-- ni'w sh ,\|iui>ii r, inn |>tiii
i M /ui i ilo -1 Siiutm AltTAii./. Had limdwi. TMi
!.?.'i. r .1: r !? ! relit, .uui .1 ;? ?,h to make a
I t in jci vii; It .n mi thai aoim-few v. at *
. ii.ii thu i'I.i in. i I Nfia>iii?li sui.j.cts tij?,iii tin Mi xii
ctlli ^iniiiii Kill vv. ic |i|iicm .1, nti I a.-t llltiiii ul rc!
uilt?-?l, i.i '.itl t. *S|k.ii n i c>iivt'iiintii,' w la rt ny j
M f ii :n kli ..\kii?" tl ..ll in lvble.i..vi ..f V j
' the li.li t - i ll in |ht i;? nt. fii "1.n !i t%:.? iu i
|h? |m:<1 :fr.:ilKillv, T'l?t r. .Ilkitl^ ft. id nf five ]-< T |
j tit t-. i . c.i.t*. il fur till allimMi < tlhiflinti <?' the !
{iiiiioiji.il. I 'iiii si'ni.ili vv.ii the ink tii v ti)n|i the '
i i-.iiivi nt.nil |ei,itii IkIuiv ii wa-t iln ivcrv.) lli..t ,
> fr.ni'l ;l n< and nio.i t.i, i.ioftl ui{t.?ii<uiw < aU he*'ii !
j |ir:toti.v .1 in tlif alien.moo <>t -iimu rat', t r j
i . t?: i l'i i-juIi w.i>. tint the Mexican j'..v?rn I
' iii-ii* t i!!w I f -r a revision ul tfir V-invention,' v\ hroli '
i iv.la |tii in -tl by lilt S?j?niii?Ii aiiil*a*tv.Mlv?r. lkliiyi
i-IlKilt , It' r V.: (ill l it* Je.iOv , III etlll?l '{IIClKf nf ,
. I. t.i. tt r tl.rf.v n in l!ir vi .i\ . >' tin- iltl ambaiv-.iiltii, ;
it:i<I ... the miiii t.nii .i |'i' inn.' tl. in.in I vv.t> maile '
tar tin {i..'. nifiit iif tlie inni -I, A.c. A vt-ry lt.nl
! ! H? vv.n mall i til Ui til the tw II ,'UVt J liliii'Ilta
nil tlu in> vt S r / y.t. I t ahtu|iily, thrv.it '
i ui ii.' V'ii^ met. and n. vv a new Minister has j
eoinf, with shij- 'it iv.n ami oilier abh* |N.r*w.tMuiui. i
. Aii'l tluM ' i.in'l tli <{iii itinti
Tli-t {' 11 i i) ink t that htt.iililit'tf vv ill ii"l t iibuo;
; t say.. Mu in luit to d fjntit .1, ru.il that Spain i
. .Hill ..ll 'i i il iil.JJi iii t*it U|iuK.ill uiiium
uit'lii jii>i iiitvv, -ni l it aihl.1 "Hie tiril yun tired
ll ttin a S in oh fr.g.He Would he the f.i>t aTlUCUIlC.in'
the Iv - r vl ( uhit.''
liOMio.N ri; UT'ITLI M I \ \tidx
I lyi. l.i:i i-iir- {rvntihnt nt Nmili'i New Yvrk
i in. i, i.ii tin Uttlli May, writes to that journal the
l. ilow .in; act t'Uiii nt the illumination in ? < mnit mo
latieii ul tin- { vavv with Roisia. Such p> n?r.al re 1
. , . . VYtiuh* i tli . . ill in.ill .i U.sitioiin.'l
t .ui in w.it, aim atl'td* wtr.e assurance tlait ve.tr
i With tli..- oi iintry will |.ii.?c anything hut popular'
I. .iltl,at htv* ti?i ii, i iiv't daylight yesterday
ni"t tune, I 'liiuiUitl M't iiv 'if vihl, ir-h seriba
L' i'uiiMii '1. ii ^'Uiii tiring, ht-IU riffjm^, banners
thin", h'|' h j. hip t mi ihir.K jijruieehiiie ifia|>laya^
i. 'm i?i ' , ") inh' i" ii H MI 11. ii; % and
every c- iv mile nr?H inooiice iva'?l?! ili'tuxiiali itHMi '
<>l a orisi*. jmhlte rej-'iennjf I Iad I UeH. it uIim|u tous, |
..n.l |>re*ehl ill ' So) |Mli ui lyHlJon, I slleillld Mil', I
I..te w hot it iin,il>l? hi ci'iivcji any leJeu ?>f tho extra t
i rd.riaiy < \l il? lion i>1 y. eteriliiy, ur of the.' tuagnili
tiii Ii i \n>: k? ?iiil illuminations with which the
! i| ?y l'l<4ts|, I lie e i I' l ollli llilie r mi ?oliei l! H light- |
i!i?-ii|i fitit oven t'li iliu passage ?if the Kdwrni
I; 11 |ti ...-I. I 'iitl.ifl and ii* environs were i oU/e
' 'il light; ami the ff< ct, as you ajijirtiaehoe! it?say
fen lne> or sx in.lot. -w.t? peculiarly Flllkmg. I
i l(n>k a rnlo as '.ir as Uuluiioini i> cr.e.ip.g the con- |
I fusion, .1101 ilol.i\t d lire re turn |nii'|Ni*uly unit) m^lit |
i hail *?t ill ni <1 I would ll?t tl.lli' Dli?Wi) lliu sight
by any iiie-.ui. 1 iniu'. Vehr j<r.i lotln- tie vv?|m|h'Is <
for tin- |tirt' n!i?is ??f the pfloir; hut full aa aio the i
published aocortnt-, tiny at < e'rujsirativily mo.*tgre, aiot
allet'.'i lhar ini'.i|?ibl? nf :?if ?r?lii?^r ti c fuintrat I
idea of tlie> soi no presontod to mo dating my ride j
from 11y do l'ark through J?t dame*' stivet, 1*1*11
Mall, the Sii.uid, l l.-ri ?tuet, and Cornliili I am
fairly hew .Me rod at tin- haio recolle.it ion of it."'
I >? i iviji i.s i a Hie- Yorkvillc ('iti/cn puhlmhc*
.1 lis*. o| ,| M|S ribot , oijt ill lliu town ed York
e !l will, are* II el 11.11 s tell one- eo n if lop. I .
Id. ss y evor sou!, t?i v IiImh , (if Our mjIm til est;. evil!
nut uottei.hr tlo rem ilk |? r*'uuil,) we eoukl c ve
fee i 'v n.utter. tu your one nlm owe u> ?? t>*n ami i
llifre Je n ,
?R. BIU'IIUAS'R AlTfcFTMCK. jj
On tin I Oil, instant, Mr. llwhuutt addressed
Ins letter of awjitaiiec to the committee of the* Late
National ('"iivcnimii, which M upptind him of
Iim nomination We.- aj^.< n,l tlio mate-rial portion
L?f In* reply, leaving out nothing iwewy to a lull
understanding of his true portion:
In accepting the nomination, I no??i scnrcety say
that I aeoept in the same sjiirit the remlatiuot constituting
the platform of |>rincipfe'S crocied bp the
convent on. To tbin form I intend to confine
myself throughout the canvass, believing that 1
have no right, a? the candidate* of the iMinxratie
party, by answering interrogatories, to pre** lit ik-w
iiinl different issue* before the people.
It will not be expected that in this nnnwci I
should s|H*cially refer to the subject of each of the
resolutions, :?u<l I shall therefore confine myself to
tlio two topics now must prominently before the
people.
And iu tbc brut place, I cordially concur in the
BMiliujeqU i xpi* vscd by tlio e< u veil lion on the uubjeet
of civil atid religious liberty. No party founded
on rcligiovb or jmjltiea] iutollcrance toward* one
class of American citizens, Vhither fo.ru hi our
awn 01 in a foreigu latnl, can long cotitince to exist
in this country. We aie nil equal boforv (Jod and
the Constitution; mid the* dark spirit of despotism
and bigotry which would crept-' odious distinctions
among our fellow citizens will b? speedily rebuked
by a free and enlightened public ojHiiion.
The limits to. no I the question of Ltomcatic Shivery
li:u-i'?i king distracted and divided tlio people of
thu. Union and nlielinted their a'le-clions Iron, cat-h
other. 11m agilatioli ha? nsaumcd many forms
since its commencement, but it ?ie>w u*r?is to be directed
ehielly to tlx? Turrttwriesj ;onl judging from
it* present character. 1 think we may safely anlicipatv
that it is rapidly approaching a "finality
The recent legislation of (Jungles* r< x;>cotiiig domestic
slavery, de/ived as it has bc?'ti from tlie
original swd pure fountain of l>*gitimnte political
power, lb* will of tlio iiiaj-irity, prernfres ere h>6g
to nklny the dangerous < xcitcmvm. This legislation
is louuJcd upon principle's as ancient as free government
itself, nnd in accordance with them Iim
simply declared that the jsjopJe of a Territoiy, like
t hose of a Slate, vis;.11 decide fot themselves whetlier
slavery shall or shell not exist within tltcir limit*.
The Nebraska-Kansas net does no more than
give- the force of law to this elementary principle
of self-governnicul; declaring it to l>c "the trno
intent and meaning of llns act not to legislate shivery
into miy 'IVrrkory or State*, nor to exchndc ft
tiie-refnn*;j but to leave thu poeqde thereof perfectly
free to from and regulate tlx-ir domestic institutions
in tlx-ir own way, subject only to the coiistilut on
cf the I'nitesj Sital.s." This principle* Will xUrcly
not he controverted hy any individual of any party
piuf- ssmg devotion to |sipiiL-u> govcrnnn-tit. Ilcsides,
how vain and illusory would any other prin?*folr.
In ??iu. * * *
- ... > ivjpru ??< mc irrriiortes.
This is apparent from tlio fact .v'.ruitud by all that
after n Territory shall have entered into the 1'nioti
an>l b-conn- a state no cotiMiluliouai power would
then exist which ooulil.present it from either n's-lishing
ut establishing shivery, a* the ease may be,
according to its iiivm i^n will anil pleasure.
Most happy would it be for the country if this
long agitation were at ire Mid. 1 luring its whole
progress it has prodm-ed no practical good to any
human being, whilst it has be< 11 the source of great
aud dangerous t-viis. It has alienated and estranged
one potion of tlie I'll ion from the other, niid has
even sctlously threatened Its very cxistcnoc. To
my own prsoiial knowledge, it has produced the
impression among foreign tuitions that our gn at
and glorious conu-dorocy k> in constant danger of
dissolution. This does ut< rn us injury, because
acknow ledged p.wi r and stability always eoiMinand
rc*p-et ante 11 g nations, and are among the best
sccor.tics against fnjust aggression mid in favor of
the maintaii-'incc of botiombUrjWCC.
M.iy we not lu.pi that it is the mission of the
rtennwrstie |?rty, now the only suriving cia-orvative
|?arty of the country, ere l"iig to overthrow
all sectional pnrlies and restore the pence, friendslop
and mvtiuil conlidiiice which |irw*i!nl in fiie
g->od old tunc among the different mends-rn of the
coidbdcrai-y. lis character i? strictly ualionul, and
it therefore a-.-i r:? no prim iplc for the guidance of
lire Federal tiov tnnn-ui winch is not adopted r.nd
sustained hv Ms incnilK-n in each and every State.
Kor tins reio-oii it is everyw la ic the wiine determined
foe ot all geographical (icirtHs, to uitu-h and
so ju?rtl> dritidisT 1#\ 'In- l'.tHlgr ot Ins Country.
From it* v. ry nature it iim-t rniitiun-- to exist mi
long us th- r< r a t'onsitu'mu arid a I'lrion to pro
am A eoitvietu.il of there truths lirin in lin-ed
many of Un-puro? t. (lie ablest .-in.I iiM-t ind? pii<Uni
of out toriucr opponents, xv^ia have dtffi red from
ii? hi turn-* ffnr.e by up u ,!1 ami vT.net pni-tv vtsin-".
t-i caw into our ranks atid de vi-te themselves
* ilti ii.s to the eailM* ?-f the Cuft'l lutun and the
I iir-ii I mle? iti -i eirruaisluiiceM, I tastebcrf,lU>
,it..lge a y s, , diuul.1 the iionuiialmn ot the
4 Viiir tit on l?- ratified !-y the pis-jdc, that all the
|novi-r and infltn nee < flistitpti u d!v po.-siSM-d by
the Kaini vc sh !? o*c|ti-<l, ill a firm hut
e f a tor v sj?r f. during the single term I s'lsif.rcoi.uu
i i o|| i, to i st.,re the miiiio h.um.my among
the i-l- I Si. les v,! ell pi.'Va V.i liefotV th:? Up)4e
..I d e -id. .ii the (cm ot eVivery agnation. I.ml
fa-en cast into tie ir nio'st. |.ct the tut Uit.er-1 ol
tl.o faiiuly n'ist.ii?i fnmi iiih-rtut Ml'rig with the- e-s
i-liisiVe-doinesti.-c-Miri i lis of ? noli oth.r, ami cordially
mate of the Kl Is of priori n^ilily among
tin inseivv s. iii promot Iij the grant national objects
interest to all, aiid the ?"od work w,Jl
be iilstalitlv accotiipirtbcil
111 lig.i/.l to olir foreign jrila-V, to which Villi
ion liav. lefeiu-d i-i voir i-onmitiii cation, it is
|U.te i.i|?'sitn- |,-r any It .in .: n b i. knowledge to
prex-i .l?c ju-o:iii e rub s in advance to r? gnUie the
ootid net oi a future ndtiiiintltaiioii in all the exigence-winch
tn.iy arise iu-mr vwioosuiid everchang
ing r. lotions Willi foi i -n purtrs. The l''?lcrul
(.ovi riiiiKut must ol iiivivsl) exiieike a sound
liMCfeli in in do ling -villi interuatitrti.il questions as
t'-. y utiy is-ctir; l.nt this under flic -ti.ct rcsjstnsibditi
who It tin* Executive iniivt always frl to l)u|w.-ojdc
of tin I nihil Fiat.* and tl?- judgment of
|as-liTlly \ 111 w ill lln. refi ll! . roost me tor In4
enfi rino nil.i ti i? i ..ut .i *. I ill s. . I. -
.. . .... , < ? , ? Ml 1? I Ii< ??t un tulltui
iv tV? you ii? the general ntiniciil dial our foreign
.all.art" ought Infx' rood K'tiil Willi such wind mi and
Hrninvsr as I' .i.-r.rt- tin |Ti?)lOrity of llir pom-hat
home, w!i." I tli i|i:. ivi.:- ;utj hollo, uf <#;r e?jBJltry
arc w .!v !-t:i ;litlcjolily nuuoUlnKtl ah. od.
i ?ur I r< :gn |.i'.i'. \ ugl t i v#-i lit Ik- Ice il hjw.ji the
l?r>uc.pl'- of ?l "UiT justice to nil nation*. and u?juit
nu? jt?siio?- fioiH them in return; iui'l front this
|i| iliri|t|*t I -1: iI ti?;V. r ihfualt.
Should I h? placed at tin hxiviilirc Cliiiir.1) vlwll
u??- i.iy In >t i \-rt.oii (' ouli ?;rti-i?c:icv iiih) tr-ciid
sli ji with .ill imiUmi*, In ' wing this to In; oof highi
: policy as wvll ;is our lined imperative dui>; hut,
it tin.- mimic i nn , I duill iit-vcr lorget that in comtin
iu i-i-w> ly nln-uM ,u'im , u Inch I do ni'luow- npprc*Itftnl,
mir national rights ami nnliotrat honor must
l:o present d ai all hnard* ..ml at .my sacrifice.
*'.i i* h.i-vi t<> f.h-;ucc noinc nun. In certain ?ju-r
tern ol ihi* State tin- abolivioti elinrnctci of Cincinnati
won lirM a gueJ reMoti fui a rciucil l>y th.u
State to mh:>I ilt Ky.ihdi. Well, the State, <-r the
jcirly iii tliir Stav-, rii.l go, and tlu- CoUVei-t.on, to
relieve SoOtl.i-ni utco from the Ion? and c-*pc?iMre
tr.i7c! go.tig N.aih, lic'Uglu ii bui wir, and wo arranged,
tliot the CotiToiition in I NiO shall meet 10
Chariest-lit. Thin fery com temw and considerate
net h.c nut e-jual condemnation at the hands of
the <?|ij* et of that of ihu pres. nt year, ml U ia
charged at. a dm ot attempt to huy South Carolina.
Truly s*.It i MiH-m nnivl hate large dt-vclopuit ut hi
the trauiuiiri of m-uu-of i-ur editors.
N?.w 1 * sr t.u *| In- lVe Dee lle-rnhi is die tifie
of a n- w and handsome pa,H-r recently iartird in
On-raw, S. 1 , tliv siH.md No of which has ju.-l
riil'.K.I IS II t |>ub: >hr<l Ullfl ?stlle?i bv XX III
L. T. I'tittce nnd ! Randolph ni |ht
annum, >n ruhr >nco. Politically, as marly lis ?o
can la in * out, ilie jafer is of ihe old aati-di inocralio
mlitnl, and it living at llic time, would have
0]>|snic<l llio late Columbia Co?i\i?nllO!l.
A* Koine of iho New KngUud (aimih* h.ore
burned Mr. Druok* in efl'gy (a very harmhiw
puu sliiiunt, however) fc?r (logging Sumurt, 4i??
ft lends ol tlmt gotith man met In Court Ilou?o
Square, 1'iininviHo, en the 1 Nth mutant, and tendered
the like hotior to Ch it leu Sumner.
<Jrv 11 a k n k v A.\n rue ijuni.?It h *?M
that tii una! Il.tmcy ispr>.v-es the ojviimn that
thu treaty h lia.. made with the Jennie Indian* w ill
Im hIm iviiI in tli-.-iu ou'y no k ttjt In*'jm at o
U-pi in tl coimtry oyeiawtt then*. tiu will
tin 11(0it- leooiiinieiid that tfte jp>rciitini til i?t?ti <ti
istro 01 thrcs itii|?iinifs ol tr>f>|Miat tinki.-iaI kH is
in the S., iix < iiniry , to w'npcl than futtil t
" ptlUt.o'l*.
. m.
i X K
MIL fili'iiJUft ? Mft IMITtlKMTL
To show whut art flit- sent inn-fits of Mr. *H4channn
ou the er+ot tiaMiU* W*j?a'i!.r North a* *
(lie Mouth wo publish Uie fbflowingextra*! from a
letter writbu by lmn to tha iJcnacratjr of Peociylv;una.
in I960- Tho letter being Cor the eyes of
j Northern friends, of conrve bis views were honestly
given, arid dcrwtve more Consi le-ratiou (row that
fact:
' Rest assured that all flic patriotic WMlil tK
every iroo-li? arted Pe-iimylv.iuian ?a favor of Hia
Union and the C?>nstitut*inarc rharwl by tbaMonth
era people. Who! lw?Ulo-M<l line not been illustrated
by their paili.nl deeds; und * lieu.in ow biatorjr, have
they ever shrunk (rvm sacrifice* and sufferings in
tho cause of their eoaniryT What, Unfa, means the
muttering thunder wine): we Ikst from lie ^-atl*
; The s gn* of ihe times are truly portentous. Whilst
many in tfieMoath openly advocate the cnuar of so
| cctuoou, a large nui?rity, as 1 firmly brtievo, still
loudly ehng to the I moo, Awaiting with dorp sax
| Icty the netinu of U?e North on the oomprotniso
lately efticted ill Congress, y In old this be disregarded
and nullified by tlie citm-oa at lha North,
the Southern j.enple may become united, and then
farewell, a long farewell, to oar bissard Union. 1
am no alarmist; but a brce and wise man looks
danger xteodily in the fa< e. This is the best nsesn*
ol avoiding it. I am deeply impressed with the
conviction that the North neither sufficiently understand*
nor appreciates the danger, for Biy own
part,* I have be on steadily Matching its a;>proachfoc
Use.' last (iiteeii years, i luring that period 1 have
often sounded the alarm; but my feeble warnings
have been disregarded. I now solemnly declare,
as tlie deliberate conviction ot my judgment, (hot
two things are ue-cewmfry to preserve this Union
from the most imtneiietc ihttigT:
"I. Agitation in the North dn "tire subject of
Southern slavery uiuet bo relinked lind'put, down
by n strong, energetic and eiiltgh'<*uedj>db!tc'oplpion.
"2. The fugitive :!nvc L>\v must be excepted iu
its letter and in its spirit. " * *
| '"To judge 6oi rvctiy e?f our relative duties towards
the.people'? f the South, we ought to plaoe onrscives
in their position, und do unto them ns we would
' that they should do uuto us in similar circumstances
This is (he golden rule. It was uiieler its bepigb
influence that our Constitution of mutual compromise
and concevwioii was framed, and by tbc same
spirit alone can it be> tnaiutained. J >o the people of
liio North act Iti this Christian sj?irlt, while stig
mnt.rinc their brethren of tbc South with the harsh
out epithets, ami this, too, with a knowledge that
.the comet] ucpeev of the-**- nsaaults must be to place
iu peril tlteir:personal safety, and that of all tbrY
hold most Hear on earth. I repent that this ronstam
agitation must be arrested by the firm determination
and rewluto Be tarn of the vast majority of ilie poo
pic of the North, who are- known to disapprove it,
or the sacrifice of nor glorious Union may
probably will be at Jast the coiuwrjuence.*'
The Tnauni.es is Ka>?*a? ? Fubthe* Paiitici;?The
St. l/)uia of the 13th in slant,
has the following rum<>r* from Kaunas:
It ie rrjuwu-J that li?r hundred men, on rac|;
aide, were in the viciiiity of Hickory Iinnt, sivi
that Tuesday, the 5Oth, was fited u|**n, by ouii
nt<?n iwnt. for a'bftttle. One hundred and thirty
men?our Informant at Kansas stated?marched
through \Vc?l|met on Mcfldajr, with fife and drum
I Bounding, and banner* fix in nil around, and ?pp;t
rently intent it|ion uwnr." They were proceeding
! ui haste .to join the jrro-i-litTory (utw ut lliekoty
Gov. Shannon wis at Kansas city on Tuesday,
but wnulil start without delay for Fort l>cav< Dworth,
ami adopt the inert po*Hivc measure* fcw the rcstoratiim
of quiet. Major'Olhrer, whrwc Information
Conn-* frori; the <T??vefii"r, t<dJ tia UiM SlmtmAti
Void titsue a proclamation on NVednndny, the I 1th,
which Wool I n^ilirt the 1'nited Stater soldiers t<(
disarm, aud do-hand nil eoiupuiih a of ornted uivn
j for lio?.tih* ptirpfw s, wherever funtkl. and iu nue
! of refusal, giving the oflieerw di*cr<-ti nary power
j to nrc force upon theui. Kiglit companion ot l*ni,
tol State* Irimj" arc ?nw on duty in the Territory,
rnd it i? ?taied hy reliable (nrrous lliat <JoT. Shan
uon wolM order out llmse still left at Fort ly-areii
i worth and Fort Riley, and would proceed with
therii in order to r-fbtpu order in the Territory.
The runmr that the town of < hens at<?mc had Ik * n
flrkvd is ?ant>rnh d. Kerry lum*-- was cnier?-d,
! and many nrtieio* carjiel oil", hy |.">H men, said Wi
b'' from xV?l|?irl, Mo. (J?u. Whiifi. Id with sev
cral hundred men had hcen otdercd hy Col. Sum
ncr to disband. Col. ?5. had also dc-bamled tin
cnuticd ot l^tvHiwnrtli.
Il n Mated that lite tier. Mr. MeAlc- . of tin
, I.uih. r.in Churvh, at la-arrnworth, had Ins n oj
1' del ed to leilVC the tel riforjj for writing a le ! ?
to tier. Rosier. "Col. Sumner. howmrtr, had
fer?d to protect lent. Henry 4. Adonis, a In* j. r,
! I:.id been urrtstvd u the charge ..I usurptus il,.t
njliiT of a leg al.it't. by accepting ?IIut to?u?t i|^
Free Si.lie C ort.lu;ioi? M.irtiu F. <%Hiwa^ .,tnj
five others ol the Free Stale uflio r* had aKo l?< t;
strest'd at l/*n?wtirlh on similar cluut'o, l<m
rs>n .ifti-r rdewil, -come of ihem proiMi.-ing te
have tlie territory.
? < ?*?? ?
TiiC I.atest ' l>vrti.i" in K vnsas ?ll. C
i p.itc write* fiom K-tiie* lo the St. Iantis RepuMican,
giv'ug an account of a hat tic a company under
It.* cotnn owl had at Ill.tck J.u k Point, with ftte
State men. In whiv'i five ul his men vrctc truunil
od, v.i: K. A. N\?*sl, K. MetJoUlrwh, formerly id
flcorgi.i; .lames MeCJee, of One Ilnndrod and Ten
Crivk, K T ; .1. II I.uilU-lt, late of Rwhtitwiwl,
Vie; and '1A?n 4' row Hy, wlm resides Hear the Uilllr
crwuiul. Mr. P. add* :
Wood le w- alg't through the throat, the bail pass
-eg through Ujc lung* nyd i ut under the ?hould<-r
blade; McColdrh-k wan shot in the month?teeth
| ami part of the tongue* carried away. Ilnsr two
lire ilouvlit mortally wound**)?h it w*e doing ?v? II
James MH lee wounded, but geltoijj well lambcrt
shot through the shoulder, but reeocentioj and
Connelly wi-uaded in the thigh.
j VVIteit tTif fight eortum need our forces nrrro
nearly r ju:d, hut 1 vfw tl*nt rvmr<>rrc?iicnta for the
aix JitiooiMs *vero mur, tli.it tht light a 011M bo
Jcspcr ftt?u !nnl if the}' fv*mi!ititl no utic would be
left to tell the i.tic ??f carnage tluit must follow.
Major I. li. Washington. wlt? wasslightly wound
0.1 in riding utf early tti tlio I'ti^ntronKDt, wan vent
J f??r n iuforo.'fii-ii!m (,* lit. My .ilijwi was to t,>aiii
time, au.l if possible have hostilities ttt'pvDilcd lor
a while. With tti.? view a rt-tg ot truce was s ut
out. and an interview with the captain ret|? o U*1
Cn|.t. 1 ii'owti a.lratiOiil nt.d seat fur me I appr.viehedduiii
ami math known the fact that I was
a ling under the orders of the I'. S. Marshal, and
WJU only in scarvl of fig whom writs of hi
rest had been issued, and that J wished to make a
pru|?*> tioh. He rqiliwi that Jio would hear no
proposal*, a.id that lie wanted an unconditional aur
render
Mr. g.s s on to state that he, with Ids men,
final'/ sui reii.loK .l, and that they remained pttson
is null ii len-cd by Col. Sunnier, lie aUo states
that the Irei State men had thr**c men killed and
rix wounded.
Tiik Fok&ics News.? Uv the arrival of tho
steamer < !t> ot 1 hdtimore at l HWi'lpki*. we leave
i n linn fro" the lar.Jvn Tunc* aufivijistiuiy of vho
dismissal of Mr. Cr.anrpu>a. That journal ex peeta
[ the event, nil I says, "bonsid.Tiiig haw much England
has Imrnc, she may well allow this to pass or- r
with the r st." A<> attempt to consider Imvr much
England ha* borne fails at the outs* t. Bufw from
| valour. y the United Stntex f \\ hat has tha L'niOil
j hutn HwrniiK'nt imposed upon England? Thu
l fact is tin- llritish government is more discreet in
' tliis matter '.low ta.e Timr*. And the House of
l . ? Is distinctly reco guises and applsada the cmplialK)
manner in which the United States govern
tn< n*. assured that of Engtatnd at the commence
! runt of the .Eastern war that ;t would not permit
; iu neutrality to he violated This, too, in reply to
a shihuIi.iI inconsistent allusion on the ??i?rt of
kio'l.m.l iTtuwii. in the ?n<l, ini4ea<l of lliMa
attempting anything of the m>r?, ? was only Kog
l:?nH. thai poorer front whom the jenlotiN intimation
! eamo
I The "Time* think* that the ihsmiKsal of Mr. Ihil
Ins will le-llow imnunmuly upon the knowledge of
I the liisnnwil ol Mr. CrawptiiD. Tltia may In . (nit
*>e Mill doubt *o imlwereet n moronieitL Mr.
Ihtflns ia not personalty affemitro to the Krilnih go*
eminent, and liia iham.aaa), though by no *nc/Ui?
preliminary to hoetilitiea, wool,I make that national
w Inch ia now a iTH re (h monal affair. The Hritiah
jiiwtnnieM it i* to be presumed will be netuntid
! by the prankitec of stateamnmli'p and a proper rej
*|>cct for tbe national Intent it) of tin.' Tinted Stater;
1 the jwens may rcspmil with petulcire* ami pnaaion;
at lea t swell ia the habit of the Titntn. The 1 tailv
Niwrtt, a pminal more c<ni?i?tctl m its estimate <>t
i American ntAirs, hniht* whether hat stand should
tntil it??T Mr. I >.i|Li* - Rollimcit Smm.
The steamship A rape, recently arrived, bring*
out targe order* f..r wh.;,?t anil 'b>?? on h rench ne~
! e-anit