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JANUARY 31 IKK
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Hbt Carolina Spartan
Frioe, Two Dollajis per annum, in advan
$2.50 il the end ef tL year. It* not pai
til after the year expires $3.00.
He subscription taken for icss than six mc
Money may be remitted through post mi
hi eur risk.
L Jeb work of all kinds promptly execute
r nimb. u.u.1 c...tr.. 1* ? ?
trivet, to our slavit, to the icorld and to u
'* miyhty (H<hI. It establishes the uiutu
oe or aa^ ?wUm??ity our Pre? ,,t trust, to jn
id iro- serve and transmit our existing so/stem
ilomratic servitude, tcith the riyht unchamj
>nth?. \,y man, to <jo and root itself it ft cm
\sieru 1'rovulcncr and nature may carry it. T1
j trust we will diseh rge in the fiico of t
i i U'ni-dl mu il>lr? noril Tl.mi.rli ir..? k.. <
J/- From the Charleston Evening News,
re The Inhucn Changed.
rc- At the commencement of the Btrugglc
oj betweou the North and South the u ha tract
etl r?j;ht of secession whs the predominant
cr question. That question has passed beyond
lis the sphere of controversy. Secession has
lie become a fait acvumpli. It has become a
u_ 1 .it-.
Kewi front other Staled. c
Washington, Janurry 20. <]
Several Southern Senators Jo not hesitate
to declare that they will vote u^uinst i
.Mr. Crittenden's projtosition, when it comes (
up on Monduy, knowing as they dotliattlm r
Republicans never hud any intention ol al- ;
?f the Government aro interfered with.
IMiey have decided to report at uti curly To
lay. ? ]
The Secretary of the Treasury, Mr. I>ix, urt
n forms the. House Committee that $20,- MU,
>00,000 will be needed over and above the
cvenues from all sources, by next duly, to ul)<
nect the cxnensos of th?? (!nvprnmi?ni ??
'.* H
>rt Sumter wllbout ProvUlcaa A L<
the Etlitorn of the iV. Even itig I'uat: j
In thin evening's l'uft,, in your loading
icle-?"The Charleston Outrage"-?you
I/PMJ ill
ijii^st other tiling say that the garrison " .
Fort Sumter needs rciniorcciucot, fuel p01* 1
1 provisions, ynu ask "how it happened
ilVi fl I
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- I IT I - ili wmmsrn&i
it(?r frmae m BeeM?W t
l>rt Moral! rto. * ' '*
e followiug, saye the Troy Whig, are
:ta of a letter fruui Mr. Follies, a
ate of the Kenaaelaer lontitute, bat
n the employ of the "Indepumletfi
blio of Boulh Carolina," a* Ciril &>
n*L- i -a* - *
I M?n vuu , UVIUIUUmi^ UU
I tor printed to order.
I Advertiaciueitts insert-d nt the usual
1 Tmi Spartan oiroul tor largely OW thi
[ fcdjoiiring districts, and oilers an adinirald
Ihk fend contracts made on reasoualde terms,
ttm to our friends to .....customers.
Dr. Palmer on Kecenlon.
f 4*0 the Editor of the Churleelon Mercury :
You have s|>okcn in just inditrnutit
iiunil, l""| "? ? l'r
abrogation of ull evils, yet, should t
ratss madness of the hour appeal to the urbiti
sand tioii of the sword, we will not shrink cv
from the baptism of fire. If modern ci
sudors stand in serried ranks upon hoi
mmmm plain of Ksdraelon, tluTc shall \vc be
defence of our trust. Not till the la>t iu
has liillen behind the lust rampart, shall
drop from our hands; and tlnm only in si
an of a..a _.i?.
iiu pnicueui rcincuy, wmcn cannot be met and
ho counteracted unless by application of force,
ra- ; The qui stion between the sections is nonen
coeicion or peaceable secession. It is ra
u- S pidly losing the aspoct of Union by comnc
1 pulsion, and assuming tlje phase of the
in best mode of paoific ndjustun ut, by permitan
| ting peaceable secession. The border
it States, if not willing to acquiesce in the
ir- | abstract right of secession, liavo arrayed
lowing mem to t>c submitted to the people, '|
and tlioy denounce any sueh attempt to dc- ; t;
oeive the country into a futile hope of con- j
tinned defederation. ! H
The Republican Senators and llcpreseutatives
openly usscrt that they will never ' 1
adopt Mr. Crittenden's proposition ; that; ]
after ciftht years of hard 8tru<ji?le for power, \
they are not disposed to yield a single point |
of the platform which they lou<;ht so hard , jj
, ilia
I'li.h will increase the debt of the Govern- twi
neiit to (|OI)tQOO,OUO. w. 11
Mr. t'obb, of Alabama, appeared in hi*
I lL'r
eat in the I louse to-day. j
Lieut. Luwton, who was nt PousaooL. jrU|
'lu., at the time of the surrender, arrived J?'oi
lero to day, and made his report to the c|Cl
iVur Department. stal
lion. Stephen A. I>ou?rlus. of Illinois, ha* lna
leeided tn iilb'i- in *l?? *""-L ' '
.i ?*iajor Anderson ottered to keep the S"'p
? hundred laborers in the fort if they M|j
uld do duty under the L'uited States . "V
5?" &c.
I'erbap* the following statement of facta j,c^wr<
in Mr. <?eorg? McFudden, employed at ,,wc'1
it Moultrie and at Fort &u utter, may t.u.m'>!
ir uj? the doubts of some, falsily tho j *"?
tenants ol others, and Hu>tuin the re- 8'-'1 e
rLa of this evening's Host's loading ar- r.e*?n
r. j ue ichit wis aaarteeed to Mr.
Jooes:
nder praaunt circumstances toj time
en up it Fort Moultrie, and 1 may
3 long bo ordered off to erect bait >rieo
down on the ooost, to repel aay it*
i-d iiivuaiou on the part of the North.
Joit and I expected to be sent off tor,
for you must know this State baa
lod her sovereignty, and organised bcr
the begging, whining, blubbering Suut
politicians. Let us hear?let the p
hear?what a Southern Parson says?
Her. Dr. Pakner, of New Orleans, a n
bfSouth Carolina?aud let their great 1
thfob to bis stirring appeal.
^mc have, no doubt, read his ma;
cent address, ot' *hich somc or
I thousand copies have been printed, bi
vaivivi VV HIV MUU %Y IIU IIhern
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cnj)le ThefTniun ?s henceforth to be on coin
-the tiun 0f vcMa a^c 1 say it with soleuini
ative and pain, this luion of our forefathers
icart already gone. It existed but in inutu
confidence, the bonds of which were ru
;nin- tared in the late cleeton. Though its foi
b'ltV should be juoscived, it is, in laet, dostru
it all od. We may possibly entertain the proje
I incinscivcs unmistakably against coercion,
: direct or indirect?whctlu r hy land or sen
li- | ?whether through the use of military lety
j <:ions or blockade. Who docs not s ;e the
is ; si^tis of this changed condition of thequcsinl
tion, the consuuiiuation of peaceful separap
tiun and a Southern Confederacy, alter a
m little more unavailing diplomacy.
,y.
ct Abolition of Tours of Entry anh
to conquer upon. As a proof ot this, al- j a
though Mr. Cameron moved a reconsider- )
ation of Mr. Crittenden's proposition last ]
Wednesday, he and every other Republican t
voted against the re-consideration on l'ri- ,
day.
AIIeyes arc now turned towards Virginia,
as there is no hope of a return of the sc- a
ceding States, except upon a re-construction a
of the I nion, which can oiilv he attained I 1
- - v., ..i.v lli;l
i proposition, nvatlirming the principles a0;<
aid down in the cotiiproiuisc measures of yeiJ
H.?U. lie proposes to organize the 'l'erri- Dp
jrie-i on the doctrine enunciate' iu tiros* ti,(J
ncasurcH. am
Washington, January 22.
There arc serious apprehensions here ol tec
i collision between the militia of Alabama tpr
ind Florida and the a "nited States force in
1?:?1 'IM.: . iv_* : -1 - ^ 1 *
c. .Mr. Ueorgc .McTuddeu, formerly a . *vr jJ
licr of the t inted States Army, for many '
irs nerving in my oomuiand in the First woui<I
lision New York State .Militia, and u ; ooercl
rough practical so dier ;n artillery, rifle !
1 infantry manual of arms, a man ot j ?; 4 *
:at physical power, and u true soldier in i ,sUK
ling, whose antecedents and practice
ough all phases of life may be summed ,
in the one word integrity. You niav. 0 v'
r ana uorps or J&ogiooers.
ere is no hope tor the Union. It
I be mad new for the North to attempt
ion, for, though ahe might attempt It
> the South from Virginia to the Gulf
;xico, she never oouid restore a Uoiotf
:n.bered by hor owu madness and tblhy,
air, if the worst came to the wont,
cry women and children would taker
nave not. tne jjtve a ion
The text iti emphatically in point; i
it:
| Shall the throne of iniquity have Mlov
with thee, which Irntneth mischief hy a
' Jl'salm xciv. 20.J
All th? men of thy confederacy have brc
thee even to the border; the nu-n that >vo
peace with thee have deceived thee, and
vailed against thee; they that ate thy 1
have laid a wound under thee; there it*
oi rccoiis'ruettnjj; it; but it will be a not
liark union, resting upon other tliuu past ^u:
aula's. "In that we 8a)- a new eovciia
rship we have made tiio St*"? ?dd, and that whit
biw decayctli and waxelh old is ready to vanij
, ( away"?"as .1 vesture it is folded up." V
vo\ii myself, I say that under the rule whi<
, re threatens us, 1 throw' o!F the yoke of di
?rca<i I niou as readily as did ( ur ancestors t!
II0110 Vllkf ni k 1II?r I iiuirirn 1 ! ! l. f *?nn
cr ! i?i,(?ck.\ i?k.?Tlic Congress of the United
ir- j States have resolved to co sider tlie boeediit
j injf States as mill numbers of the I'nion.
li ()ii this hypothesis if ports of entry are
sh | abolished in the seceding .States the Conor
' stilution would, of course, be violated in
h i^i\in^ tlie ports of certain States a preferlis
ouee over others. '1 ho same thin*; would
lie ! apply to a blockade of the ports of a seeed.
a 1 ill" State, while it is ?illi'?t ii.ti il.le win.tln.r
by the ]?ri>ni|?t secession of all the bonier (
Maes. This is an impartial view of the 'j
ease as it now stand here. x i ^
It is reliably state I that the irarrison at t
Washington city will consist of threo com- ]
pinies of Li^ht Artillery, two of Cavalry, ,j
and five of Infantry. Sev- ral of these have j
already arrived here. Another company of j
Artillery will leave West J'oint for litre to- {
morrow Ttin oliinof ..I' !..= ............ I -
. i?i v j ii-Ki iii!. j m> ion is am.osi iiupreir- (.lie
table, or would bo if properly garrisoned. |UC
Chore is one company o' I iuto<J States ar- \L.
illcry in it. 'J lu; State troops are under i WJ!
lie command of Major Clta.se, who was lor- ^n
nerly in conuuanJ of the fort as an officer j.
if the I nited Stales army. There are
irobaldy one or two hundred I nited Suites
roups now on their way to 1'cn.sacula, in J 11
ende?l for I'ort i'ickcmu The l'rcsidcnt; } /
More, place lull continence iu his state- U.R *r
nl publicly made when he arrived it: . , '
? York, alter he,in couiui m with others, . . 'l
* di-char^ed 1'rouj Fort Sumter hy Major *'? ,,!
, ? nil sea
derson.
re pea
l<l KANT tJKO. M KAIIDKN S KT VTKMKNT. a(fcCt
Fort Moultrie was in a much better con- has si
iun lor defence than Fort Sumter; near- (,'onft
ill the guus were mounted, and every- hersc
me in defence of their homes and fire1
hare not yet met one single iudi1
who was not fur instant and everg
secession. The time for ^comproh.is
past. Krery Northern State tiiuy
1 Iter 1'ersonal Liberty Bills without
iug the issue in the least The North
town a determination to break up thif
deraoy. She has no one to blame but
If. Any country nnn.l...l.O ?
uiiUiTstaiiUiiig 111 timi [Obadi.ih v. J
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L* So literally true are the words ol
text, addressed l>y (jobadiuh to Edoin,
the men of our confederacy, the iin-n
were at peace witl> us, have eaten our I)
nt the very time thuy have deceived
Jaid around under Even beyond
? thu enriching commerce which has i
the splendid cit es and marble palae<
immeasurably stronger than tho>c ploadi
pt]?. in their celebrated dedarati i.
'. \|| It is softly whispered, too, lli.it the s'i
that vessl'ul competitor lor tie. throne protes
>read avers liin purjiuse to admit i-ter M
an. Koven,ni lit in a eolis r\ali\o and nation
this I'1" AH >\vitij? him all credit lor per?ui
bui t 'u* .-r") ,u these protestations, he is, in t!i
,s ?j matter, nearly as imp cent for po i as I
, m .^uin 4.... ..:i ?i * .i
d Ibreitrn "u'-iuu^ would |>eruiit the institution
' 01 blockade, which, according to the law
c of nations, means the application of force
t> ' : etween nations in a .stite of war. i tic
le i?l a ol bloukaJinga largo extent of coast,
ai ' and thus cutting off commercial intercourse
al 1 witli a large part of the civilized world, is
is | too absurd to be entertained for a moment
io . not to speak of the pretension to establish
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ment is said to he to liolil ilie Federal pro- ' j
perty and archives in case of the soce.s- ; t
sion of \ irginia ami Maryland, until ne/otiutions
arc consummated for an e<mital:!e'
division of her public estate. Alter the t
inauguration of Lincoln, this force will ho j
un ler his control, to use it in any way he j
may think proper. IJesides these, there is ;
a larjre force at Old Point and Fort Ileury. 1
la.s sent a messenger to I'onsacola with a j
?oroin|>tt?ry order to the I nited States ofli- | 111
eis thi re riot to provoke a conflict uud- i ' rt!
,uv jtossihlo circuuint nces. luiu
'! he lull ]>ropo.-i I yc>icrday, authorizing i ' ' '
he t.fovci unieut to?>u?l."-iid the mail service .
n the socediii" State-, meets Puuernl .
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avor anions l lio Aiwlitiouidts an J coercion- ''
i?ls. I mi lcrstand it w.ts su^estcci hy ,l
're.-ton Kin". nl Vi tf "N"??>-W Tln> South. ; f'"'
ng was tu apple pic urdcr, and the men highc
good coiiditi.ii; t}ir?*o days btfure wo tion s
ired I rout Kurt IWotillric, Major An Her- fit
brought 1'roui Kort Sautter au apparatus sisteti
it.->u n i tiro r main lug guns. Tli is appa- ereigl
ns was Kit behind at K??rt MoUitric. Statu
lieu we urri\cd at Kurt Sumter overv- eigne
ng was cjid, miserable, an 1 unliimhod. matte
rt Sumter bus ftc- Jtn->s to it, and aoutc sprinj
0 ur ten guns i in perfectly mounted.
, j ? fcUO
rlaw doctrine can hold no Coiintitumcrcd
or make any pledge inviolate,
o North is now showing great inconicy
; she would attempt to enslave sov3
States, and yet refuses to allow those
9 to hoW the negro in the sphere ded
by Providence. The truth of the
r is this : Lore of power is the maing
of her policy, to gain which she ha?
?.t * J- * "
J^ngiauu as wriitis 01 .aiihticii, lias
largely established upon the prod tie1
our .-oil j and (he blooms upon Sout
' fields, gathered by black hands, liavi
the spindles uud looms oi .Manchester
' Binningh tin lint hssthan of Lawrence
Isurcll. Stiiko now a blow at this syi
of labor, and the World itself totters al
.stroke Shall we permit that blow to
l>o we not owe it to eivihzcd man to s
been *vi,,ri" 1,1 ,UI *? mo
Is (l than a figure upon tho ]i >'. i oa! rh. >- lum
lun. ~w <Oicr pawn or l.i.i-ht or kin- w
; It-.. i'crtmllit uj.jm ?r; but Mill a aHinit lLu
ami "j on tlie fhtfk.'rol mjihuvs, ii. iyi .I by tl
anil "an.Is ul an unst'pii play it. Tliat play
slt'Ui IS ''u> l'"ity which he ou rs liiscltx .I...
L iIn- a P:u"ty tli.it lias si-ualiy.iv] it.-, history I
pall; lie ino.-t unblushing pfijni "u s What i:.i
Land 0:,a 1M! pla?-cd in tho |i ?t. stations .fun
r ->i ii a iiinuKirii* with the uibullicicnt naval
hi mo ?n> of li e I nitcJ Status.
in!
iv j Tim. ('iuttkximin Kksoli.tions?We
H' think I'roin indications, that the resolutions
r of >1 r. t i itteinhn will roooivc the assent
u; oi i ho Ilordor States,ami such support from
y 11??* Mi h.le and a lew oi the Kastorn States
ill as to iustiro their ail >ption; hut the hitch
ii is th amendment ol Mr. Powell, extending
:
a'.togctli<>r constituting a res; eetsblc body- t
g 11: I lor our "Republican" President.
Von may state it as an undoubted ami ' c
settled tact, that Crittenden's compromise : t
will not be adopted. Its pending in the I
Senate is only a Republican do lgc to do- t
ecive the people. a
Richmonh, Va., .January 20.
The report froui the Committee on I t 1 t
0, * "" ' * ; ? ?
ra members will olTi r no opposition to it. |
A despatch has been received I'roia i J '
rnor I'i ki ns, staling that amicable reini<?ws
have been restored bet ween Anderson ! 1,1
ad the city. llayne will send despatches ! vv"
o Charleston by a special messenger this J''1
.ftertioon.?J/ rcuri/. ,1
be
Affairs at I'knsacola.-?Wo learn ; ,tr.?..
< l? 1? I .1 M 1
! >? gun* cannot Ik* depressed sufficiently using
defend the Fort. They are mounted fur peace
4 ran-'' shot, and any object within a Pidc I
Ic or a in<'?.* tm i a hall' of this hurt it werci
il l be as harmless to it us our present |niriit
t on our buttery enfilading the channel urous
ween Governor s and Kllis Islands would geard
harmless to the boats constantly passing has L
the r
l'.et Suillter l.li iu? nnir'uinno
,?n. w uiu iuusi uasiaruiy measures,
the ncuro as a blind. Let us part in
; it in all we ask ; we may then live
>y !*ide in harmony, and continue eomiul
relations advantageously to both
ss; but force war upou us, and it will
c a hatred which death itself might
i;ly subdue. The fact is, the Luton
ecu dissolved fur the last fifteen years;
ecent acts have only been a confirm*
i ill (lie breach and stay the up:i.ted t
| If the hiiud Salmon lays hold of the |>i
which support the arch of the world
-dustry, how many more will he hurict
ncitth its ruins than the Lr.ls of the 1
istnics ? "Who hiiowcth whether we
not come to the kiugduiu fur. such u
as this T"
Last of all, in this <;roat s'.rujjglc, V
frm/ the cause ?/ (i'w/ am/ ciJa/iou.
,rm? wno openly avow tint t:oir oiii-r cue
liar.- a ? 100 suMiin itol t . be icstrnino.l liy tl
s in Vulioii of covenants or by the sane i
i In - ' P iths '/' No; we have wen th trail
pi,;, the serpent five ami twenty vein in o
1 ar,. alen ; t? incl now in the branches of tl
tiini "iibithlen tree; we 1. el the pan^s o! tic ..
tlrea'ly be;*uii as its hot breath is upon 01
r heck. In.-siii^ out t e origin .1 i'aUchou
The ' s',aH "?t sur. lv -lie."
c> < the pYoteeti >11 of slavery to luture aenuisin
tions of territory. Tl is amendment thro ttV
| ens to destroy entirely this scheme ut eoiui>!
, promise. \\ ? have not the remotest collar
, ccj tioii that Middle or Kastern States will
lie | consent to this abandonment ol the t liieath
:;o platl inn. 1 lie Murder States,to heeonnr
s,* tent, must, iii their j Ian or pacification,
id, ; io U to th tijufttrr as well as the ]>/'< an I?
! regard ; rinrijife as well as n u in
eral delations was amende ! on Saturday, j |
nominating: the Commissioners to be ap j
pointed to the Southern State* and to the f ,
Federal < iovernnient, as well as delegates c
to National Convention proposed to be call?
d at Washington. The report was agreed t
to, and the following resolution was adopt- t
eJt ,
AVW/W, That if all i ff..rts to reconcile |
! the nnhaitnv differences between tb? #w.. .
. ... i'ii*.hi. it. ip iiiiwri, tl 11415 JlfirU T
lolitan tJ uirds, who has obtained a furlough | !'
ii 1 ju>t rc:ufn?-a from the hea l quarters .
>f the army at IViiMtola, hat on 1 ue day "
veiling 1 st, lour hundred and fifty troo|* | '
rrived at the Navy Yard iruiu Mobile and i
d is* is ippi making in ul! at present station- ">Jl1
d in that iiuiuediate vieinityone thousand | .
iicii. There are now nt rout- near t\v?> { 4111
.uii ire I more fruiii Auburn, '1 u*ke?roe and j J 1
I'. MllWHa *'1,,Jvyl llOU (
idcraun took from l'ort Mouilrie aoine Gc
y bjir*!? of flour and ono or two casks worst
other provisions. A sergeant ar d squad the t'?
men in citizen's dress were sent ashore do nt
purchase provisions. They procured 0ue.
ue ?ifihty pounds of beef, with vejjeta- denci
ike. The Charleston Vigilant C'oiuitce
would uot permit thctu to take away At
1 provisions they had j?aid for, and they one t
...? I .1. . i:... . ? ?i- - ? .. ?
n suen aissolutmu.
-od bye! All here are ready for the
, and death or victory u stamped upon
jrchead uf every Carolina citizen. We
>t waut war. We wish to iujure no
But we shall maintain our indepen:
at all and every hazard.
? Old Fort.?Fort Marion, which b
it the defence* of the harbor of St.
abolition spirit is undeniably nthc
The demon which erected its throne i
the guillotine in the days of ltobesp
and Marat, which abolished the Sali
and worshipped ilea soli in the persi
u hailot, yctsurvive-. to work utlher hot
of which those of the French Revolt
are but the type. Atuong a people so
erally religious as the American, a dis;.
must be worn: hut it is the saim-nld tin
isiio ; * *
111 >011 HitluMto thd ulloroiici's have hot
g I-,. through irri iih a, iji' a--.) ii
batli ?*1*tiit'ii. Cut now ?! c vo',1-0 n.ims IV.?
JII ol 'he throne; alrea !v, before clatl with t!
Tors, o| t?l1i ?*, cro tin* aimoinfin;: <
ltion puuri-ti ujm.ii the iDAiiari'h'.x heath tin: il
gen- clL'? has gone l ull, that the in.-:it;it !oi
raise -"outlieni >ia\*,rv shull i i eon.-ti.iiu.U wit
re.-nl- nwi^iu J limits. | lion li natiiir ill
1 their a11.i11u'i iui.'u 1 s>, it' they wish a j iiuia
a uent sv ttli Hu nt ol the slavery ipicst'ioii.
<- i llie South must not only have its ri"ht.
in j entire an 1 unimpaired, to enter with itlie
slave prop 11 v any Territory to he acquired
til hcreilier.l y j urchase or eon jnest.hut siteh
le pioperty protected while in a 'i erriturial
<>t j condition, or limitation may be reopened
li and sprn-im upon theeountry whenever any
.il , sue!, .ii'iiii :iioti r ! . - ?.] ?..
] sections of the country should prove nbur-! (
live, tin ii every consideration of honor and |
i uteri -t dciii.iuds that Virginia shall unite ' (
her des iny With her sister Slavcholdino ,
State,".
'1 he House of !MvP?nes concurred ill |
the report and in the amen Intent proposed
as uhovc. The House, also, adopted the h
loilou inj; :
/?...i 'ft ?... : ? - ' .1
r<envii?e. who will probably arrive at the j ""
purte s t>viii^!it. Kcinforeem nts, to the l'ei
iiiiuiuit ol .k?U men, aie also hourly oxpoc- j ,IU
> ! IVuui .W \v ()i leans, as well as t ome from |
'olumhus. <Joornia, anil Harbour County. !?
Mahatn i. ' * |,K:
< hi We iiii -day n:oniiiii? Commodore I ""1
\ nnslroiia ol the Na\y Yard, Kit en the ,lt'
team r Wyaii Jwttc fur Huston.
An attaek is hourly ex peeled tube made '
ui mu uvea oi me iuen ii mey -*ugi
-siated iu "Joiner so. l-'ort rfuuiter has no iarda
1, and it tlu*} have any at all it must be t i?
burning what they can tiiid in the Kort or str
burn. The Kurt is in a perfect state of the i
lunp'ct. Hess. Mid as to Major Anderson whic
ng able to defend it?unless he is not at tlj
neked?it is all uonsonsc. lie will he u town,
artiT man than 1 take him to be if he at th
i do it against a lot of men. Only give purtii
istinc. Morula, was built by the Span*
wheu Florida was a Spanish province,
not a fortress of much muguitudo
cugtli, but is an interesting relic of
style of fortification at the period iu
h it was constructed. It is situated
le extreme Southeastern part of the
, while the soldiers are garrjsoned
io barracks, situated in the opposite
on, and which was oucc the Cunvmit
bare disguise of the advocacy of lui
rights. From a thousand Jacobin t
ftere, as in Fuance, the doc-ret? has
forth which strikes at tied by strikii
ail subordiiiation and law. Availing i
of the morbid and misdirected sytupai
of men, it has entrapped weak conscic
in the mashes of its treachery ; and
at last, has seated its high pr.cst upon
f lirAiwt nlixl i > t Ka ll? - -'
in 111 i'n.viilc ec? j-ltouM m ii' 1 1'ntli its branch
?Iul,? liJvi* till' 1! iiiy.n tree, to t ikit iout in cO
mine soil, here i> a jne.wr MijA i ior
,,, at both, that says ir. shall wi'.licr an.i lie wit
t-soll its own ub.iriueii circle.
Lilies ^ i' 't say you to this, to whom this
nee.-' providential trust of cui-ei \ i >i; slavery
now, 'L-iiptieil ? '"Shall the tlii-no of inifjui
i the i,UVL' fellowship with tine, which fume
* i: . niiM'liii*! liv ? Imu' V" I# Jo #1.1- !...? ... .1
! "JL!Zr
?x- } llxj ii ri.su tiik Ij.vws.?The New
t>* Voik Journal of (t>uinicrce thus modifies
h- tin* opinion it has recently expressed that
it is the duty of the 1'resident under the
at constitution and laws oh the 1 nitcd States,
i> j t>> * x< cute all the k vvs and collect the rcvty
1 eiiuo in cvt ry part of the country,
lit "I n I r the Constitution and laws of the
i nut mi- ?ijirn*M> ui iiu* rvmill- (
cni Statrs are the interests ?>l Virginia, an.1 ,
t! at iiu reconstruction ul the I'niou can 1>
permanent or satisfactory which does in ;
secure to each si ction self protcctm" imffor <
against invasion, by the I'Vticrul (iurcrii- ,
uicnt, or by Slates. j
]h>sT?>s, .January IS. J (
'1 In* Legislature has unanimously pussc I i ;
>u 1'ort I'iiki n>. All part ?- arc c> uli dent J"
>1 fUOCC.-S.? M >.lf Juir,-!/ .\/nrfi*rr.
1 III
N I \v I 1:1.1 \\s, January 10.? Maym !
dutiro.of tliis city, lias replied h? an iu.pii ;
\ from <'nl.t'luce, tin* en: inati ler ?>t tin- ! lo
iorida State flee*, ?\if ':r 11 tut tiro tliou
nid tiic 11 could he raided in the eity in "K
nrtv-eiuht h >ui>. i >r the a^.Maiice ?>t 1! >. - '''
l.i" it 1!,.. 11 r St .t., ? ..1.1 ti... ?a
a hundred determined fellows, a till I'll of St
ve of that 1 rt in a half hour It
in the moment we ^ct oti the lauding; Unit
1.1 want is an additional number of men of th
earry and i.tie the ladders fur the men its as
sr ile the walls. En^l
".Major A.h?ier.? ?n never a.-kod the work- year
ii to s'.a\ ami lijtht umh-r the American j know
ll he it i<1 dune mi 1 lor one Would the t
ve stuck I i him as ! >.?_; as he h id nnv- ' Years
. Francis.
is probably the oldest fortress in the
i d States, and is interesting as a relic
c style of ancient fortification, and for
Lsociation with events in old Spauish,
iuh and Indian wars. The preei.->c
of its construction is not definitely
rn. It may have been commenced by
^paiuurds in ltitio, or not until many
i later. It u?i? ^" aI *1
iiittvuV) viuu in iiic i;;?iv n ^iii Uit'llU) Ul
cord and aehism, so symbolic of ilo i
Under this specious cry ol' reform, in
mands that every evil xltull he correcto
society become a w reck?the sun mil'
stricken from the heavens, if a spot is f<
on his disc. -The .Most High, ktmvr.n;
. own power tfhicli is infinite, and his
" wisdom which is unfathoniaUcan a
to be patient. But these sell con-tit
uis>- "",v; *v " *1 * " ,,,n u,-u ??i.?K
mils, the crisis. \\ hcthcr wo will <?r hot, tli
je. is tiiC historic moment when (he f.<t?
j or this institution h.in^s mi -{tended in tin- l?.
sl iu. uucix Hccide fit Li r w;iy, it is the mom.
juuil of our destiny?the only thiimall.et 1 I
r Jjjj, the decision is (lie corn; 1 >.i n nt t!i t 1 <
own 1111y. It the .south hows Lrloii' this (tir.>n
fford s"c accents the decree id'restriction :n
utod "himate extinction, fchieh is made the eg
i . . ? _i :
< ? j ? mien niau.*, 11 is ino (iuty oi the l'rvsiii
i vient t<> rolled the r venue in : il tlie ports,
of j and to oxicutv all laws in every part of the
il country. ^uli i> his general iluty, tlml he
:r. c hi not he exported to perforin iinp<vssibili:>y
| t < s. and Would not in our opinion he J list i s
| ti d in attempts which in list of necessity
ie, plunge the country into :i civil war. Hut
i i he should he relieved from the present Cini
harrassineiit by Congress since the time
resolutions tcmlerinj; tlif I'resident stleh 1 (
ai l in men ami money as In- may nceJ t. }
in.tiutaiii (lie autliority <<t the general nov- . |
' eminent. The jireainb'e declares that South ; '
j Carolina has coiuuiiltotl an act < I war.
I lie Senate lias |?a?se.l a hill authorizing ' j
an inerease ot the volunteer military ol'the (
State. It will Joilhth'vS J>a-^ the UoUscto>j ,
itfjlr.ow by a larj^e, ii'not unanimous vote. ! J
r\ hill was introilueetl in tlie House fort
nn\ equipments The tI?i\??rtt >r has ,"i
jU' te i t .at the forces hi' sent i in d ate- j "u
y. tir at excitement pnvaihs here, J.ar^c !"
iioctin_'s will In: hold t<?inurrow.
The pilots of the hartmr of IVusac >la * !
nve h en pmhihitcl from ] Untiii" anv : '
ni'i -1 States vi v.Is into the harhor. mulct!
enalty of death. 1 here is a Vessel asln?r? ' "
iiteen miles Ku-t of Tort I'k'kuus. She is
i . i . i i *i
t *? v ' 'j
na to .-tiv k lo. On the contrary lie wo* j the I
?st ;m\i l is to get riJ of th : many extra | in IT
utli- tli.it wvre eating up the provisions j extrr
wan' O t'?r his own men. As to uli the stunt
t the ji:ii>?rsa* to his impregn* i high
it \. it i> all balderdash," Ae. Ac. ! nlos,
1 tiiiuk 1 have here given nearly r?tri?i- . is su
< the state.ueiit ot' .Mr. McKaddr n. If'it ' It is
of any value to you. or if its publication work
.. uaiMv.il ?;j 1-ilCfTl Tnc
a>tlo of St. Mark, and ?ti completed
70. It is situated at the Northern
unity of the town. It is huilt of
its walls arc about twenty one feel
, ''terminating iu lour bastinaded anat
the several corners each of which
riuouiited with towers corresponding."
i caacu.uted and houib proof. The
is euelased by a wide deep ditch.
I.* 1
rcioruiers must i|Uickcu the activity u
liovah or couiind his uhdicatiou. In l
furious haste they trample upon nhligut
sacred as any which can bind the en
eucc. it is time to reproduce the ol>.?
idea that Providence must govern man,
not that man should control Provide
In tno imperfect state of human ?ooiet
pleases God to allow evils which clu c'i
ers that are greater. As in the l'liy
1 ,jt. uiiM-ii in in r ninn.t_<j
their Tlu'portion S uUj tliis m
ions sublime. * j/ra^Jpfivi h h
n.-c! to buu'v ber hour>hu jdll r**(- hni>. HT tl
ulirti' l'"ulllr.Vi anil tho^ II will invoh
aJul in?Jfnl, U'liipciruryMMpRttl^T umjUHiMti t'iier.
'be ilvko ot ll'iinu 1 mu-t be cut to >a
,j lief Ir*iiii tin' tioo|* of 1'liilip. Hut 1 \va
nth countrymen (lie hi.-to i?* moment on
sical passstnl, nuvc return.-. It site will ari>o
, It is eomo, wo think, wlu'u -the seceding
10- inu.it l>o recoynir.L'd * </> Jcpaer
] rate pouters, and as such the reln^una helie
j#P\vn iiXhc gi'iii'Tal (jovcninfhnt and those
o, | States :irejtiO|?ci-^uhjects tor negotiation
and arranm inert, U|>on such basis as shall
vo , promise to best promote the happiness and
rn | welfare ol thr whole people.
*11 ? M '
'I Uwcr iir ('hi i Mm o. Sun > n
enrollment and e<|Ulptllt-Ut ol liO.I'i'tll
Men. t<? Ln^tylod the Massachusetts \ olttu- j
; teer ..Militia, to continue one year, and uu- i (
thoruca the tiovernor to tender their set- !
vices to the I'ru-ident.
'i'he I uion demonstration here is to he a i (
jutbiie meeting iti l'auueil Hall. The lion.
Kdward Kverett is to l>e invitt 1 to speak J j
A tneiuorial is to he Mlhiniited to ('oiiuress t
!(>r the icieitieat lull ill I In- .-V 1 ? 1 . 1. 11 I
in in* ini> ,-mi; J * IV slorc-sti;]), with
.flierr.- of the N ivy Yard aboard.
It is. expected ih.it Lieutenant Sliintn -r. ,
lie < >inuiainlei' of 1 ?rt I'ieko is, will -air- j
en.lei" t lint fortification. Tile Florida State
'.trees have twenty live heavy kuiis ready '
or sort ua?. i j
hi the Legislature of Mi*si??ijpi, tiu
'oiinnitte.'on Sou'lu rii Fonle h r icy r j? ?r- |(
? <l a series of resolutions to provide for a
. . jf.i.m iiMiiiii ? ic.-> luju a, ?vrj?- ?'iiu
ntcd in our military bureau at Wash- whir
;t<?n, to t!io !. u-li, it is at your service. ori?;i
A. (.' t'AS l'LK. has a
Now York, J.inunry 15, l*t>l. the
- - ? inter
Anviri: nu?m kaih.v.?In gaddtiu? a of da
. - 1 j.:.a- eded .1ms: I first showjliim the passu
i'Ju-. ll'^ou pu'.l him uUiut or blind Au^i
Mjii iui t iunks M>un tiling is wrong, audi 4?\\ j
jrcrpcnuicuiar walls ol masonry, over
h la thrown a bridge, which, was
na'ly j rotected by a draw. The fort
i ?ca wall, a mile in length, built for
main purpose of a breakwater. The
iur of thid old form** i* said to be full
rk gloomy retreats and subterranean
ige. A little work of "Sketches t.f St.
u-ti: e," publishes in 1S48, says of it:
lItiu the bastion of the Northeast an.
world, objects arc uiovcd forward not
ingle force, but by the coiiipctdtio
forces: so in his nioruludministrutiuii, t
nrcchecksund balances who-e intimate
tions arc comprehended only by bin
But what reck they of this?these li
zealots who undertake to drive the eh
of the sun t working out thu single
false ide which rides them like :i n
marc, thev dnsh nthwmt tlm ki.Ii. r...
I iy a her '""jt'nty, mi J spink now as with il
n 1(j voice of otic man, sin will rollback lor;
here '"'if. tin* curse that is iijioii her. si
rcla succumbs now,she transmits that curse
isell'. M" heirloom to posterity,
ierce N\ e may, for a ocnera lion, i njoy coi
ariut l'arative case, gather up our lect in o
and beds, and die in peace; but our childVi
iwht- go forth beggared limn the hoiucs
i?..r. their fathers. fishermen will e.isi ib.
I"' Tliu lurtliest range of a liuti died-pound
shell even at an elevation ol thirty-five dc ?
-roes given to the gun, is 4,N;?S yards; the
h-" iiiik* of 11 iglit being thirty-five seeonds The
! 'jiv.it twelve iu>h (\dunihiad,*tho largest
ii* ! gun made, loaded villi twenty-five pounds
o! powder, a she.1 17- }>ouiid.s and the piece
at ail elevation of tliu ty-fivc degrees, has
ol made a range of only 5,4011 yards, the pr?
ii- . :i ' ' *
tic.-, by Mich u compromise us may bedeeiuc
I expedient,
i Mr. i ted pat It is here, and denies that it
is his intention to run oil'slaves.
Sr. Lot is, .January If.
The House concurred in the slight
amendments made by the Senate yesterday {
to the Couvei^jon Uill, una tlie bill \vaH.
II.. . 1
viuthorn ' \nif ih'raey ami tin- otabimhuuml t (j (
if a I'rovinion il < lovi-nnm ut amount ilio 1 l((|
kiv lin^ St.it' >. ati'l al> ? |?ro| ???inthe a- ^
nnlil.i^f of a S.'U h< rn (Viivctitiuii at ^! ?nt j~n
501m vj, on the fourth u|'February proxiui >. ' j j,
N KW VnKK. Ilinil.irv li'J. ^ I
Thirty < iirlit c?>cs u( tim>kiat.<i, om-li cm- .
lining twenty f.?ur, ami a (jiuntity of powh
r ami balls. Wi-rn s, i/d in-.In- !.?
luui.'t M jiMj. i>1(1 aiumoin nun 10 ? liSf,
saddle hy j it on aiiJ oil several like i
u'8, ami nil ir r.^lit. In mounting, ti*>, This
ntletneii u wioug, as they do about at-1 after
n?t ever)thin.'?(Jaughter}?a'.wuta horse.1 the .
y hear their weight on the h? ?t in tlie up.
i nip and try to eluuh up. so that the horse or it
i;ke a fly on a | ane ol gia~^ ? his weight the ?i
one side. Mr. Karcy then proceeded:
illustrate his met hod ul in lUiiting?stoid
'a under ground, is a dark dungeon*
'eeesa, constructed of mil id tuu^on work,
j.luce was accidentally discovered soon
tiic work fell into the hands or
\tucrioun army. It wua then wullcd
As to the history of the place?whoihwas
once an inquisitorial chamber, or
icone of vcngsunce, there is silence."
[ Providence Journal.
ly disregarding the delicate niechanis
Providence; which moves on, wheels \
in wheels, with pivots and balances
^ springs, which the great designer alone
control. This spirit of atheism, \v
knows no (iod who tolerates evil, no I
which sactioiis law, and no conscience
can he bound hy oaths and covenants,
Selected us for its victimes, and slaver
!i. I li 1 * - ? "
in of IM'ts whore y<>ur proud commercial
vith- "l,w anchor, ami dry them un<
and ?',c s',0ro now oovi red with }our halflP
call Uerohaudise. Sapped, eiieumveiilod, u
hich <lcTiuincd, the institutions ofyuur^ind W
Jilde overthrown; and, within live tuftl twen
that yt?ara the history of St. Domingo will I
b;is the record id' Louisiana. U dead met
^ ior hones can trcmhlc, ours wi!r move tin 1
i fl.i. 1 ki it f f < >?*/1<) mtiv.iu t?I .1 1*
ijt'i'tuu u copying iniriy-iwo .seconds in its
| llight. I?y increasing the elevation to
J" i thutv-iiino degrees only 100 yards more
<u was gained in the range. l'rnni the same
11 gun, with a charge ot' powder twenty-eight
V' pounds, a shell of ISO pounds and un elc y
vatioii ol thirty live degrees, a range of
he ?7 1 yards has been attainoJ, and at an
?elevatioi^ol thirty nn^ degrees a range of
er yards (three and a third miles,)
uii.uiji ims'icd.
The amendment reads as follows :
' No art, ordinance or resolution shall he
valid to change or dissolve the political relations
of this State to the government of
the I'nited Stales, or other State, until a |
majority of the qualified voters of the State
sliall ratify tliu same."
Mr. Kussell, the Commissioner from Mississippi,
made a strong secession speeeh ho
"'v* 111 <
tnluM'. <>ii the steamer Monticello, which '
vns sihout to sail for S.nannah. j( (
do
I'kovii?r..n? k, Uiiodk 1st.and, Jan.22. ? 'j
'I'hc Senate haa rcpcilcd the i'eiHuial jl(,
.iherty Hill, liy a vote of '11 to !h The (
uhject was calmly discussed in the House, ,k j
>ut was postponed until Tliur.Ml.iy. tm
~ . ... : i
; close to the horse and bearing bis Pi
ight ujio'j the horse's ah ulder. Now, a j Irate
ha-, groat power in polling his head ! hurt*
an, put i tt'.e when it is pulled a-ouc-side. last,
is shows you how to stop a horse win n i )'?ar
runs awuV. It'yuu inudo a dead pull) wher
> lik"1 a man trying to lift hiuisclt' over s'uf
nee by bis bout straps. l?ut if you; 184(J
u him round (illustrating) lie is power i her i
I irave
eatu of Lola Monte*.?Thia eel*
>d woman luu> ceased to exist. tSbe waa
d near New York city on Thurwdaj
Lola Moutez was born about the
1HJ0. llcr tint appearance in Pari*,
e she went upon the Hta^e as a
, and created quite a sensation, was in
i. Inl847?be went to Munich, where
elatious with the old Kmi; of Bavaria
her iiiitut v vjk? * "
jls issue. res immicr-cry rings oui air
upon the air?"liberty, equality, frat<
ly," which simply interpreted ineaii
dagc, confiscation and massacre. Wit
tri-color waving in the breeze, it wai
inaugurate its reign of terror. To
south the high position is assigned o
fending, bctbre all nations, the cause c
religion and of all truth. In this we I
we are .resisting the power which
L'HCl V vu?nvc? \r i ouiin .?IUI U 1111 * I
er?j. denouncing the hlindncs* an J love <>! c;i
Ion which have left ihein an inj^.iiu>nce
h its woc'
ts to Ol't'OSKIi in t Ii(? N'c
the Vork World contains a lotfcr fr.>tn? llo
f de- Henry \\ Milliard, of Alal?Jtu;a, >fro
fall which the following is an extract: ^
trust | " Now that some ol the Stat<5hav7? d
wars j solved their connection with I'm >
which is tin* greatest that lias ever heeu
>?' accomplished I y any pun in our service,
cl 1 In* lii_^l?t occupied tliicly--ix seconds.
< liarlcMotr is, therefore, perfectly sale IVoiu
w the puns of Fort Sumter. If it were even
,, willi.n the furthest l;n#e< of those guns, the
ui nple of elevation necessary to uecoiuplish
such a distance is so extreme that lo hit the
is. <*ity i ou!d he a matter of extreme unecri,
laintw '1 he nuns ot Forf^Snmt.-r ? m ..i.K
lore a joint convention of*both Houses of
the Legislature last night. {
Tuknton, N. .1., January lit. ;
The majority of the Joint t'omuiittee on
National A Hairs, retmrletl a series of resolutions
to the Senate, fully einlor-ing the *
Crittenden resolutions, ami instructing the t
. Sefftiturjt of tit-' State in Congress, ami re- t
lilllicMli r it.., I? ------ 1
n \i.i Mill, .lanuarv |
There is :x wiJe iliflorence ui <>i>ii>i >:i in j
lie l,e<_rislatiire as to the time of liol'iinjr 1 jUrIn
State Convention, which may ilethat tin
he bill. rat
, . i n
.1 I 1)1 iK f-MAIM I S < II Mail It I- ,|(1
tafed in connect ion w ith .1 udue Siiialh'v's I w |(
haruc to the t Iran i Juryol' Nov York.' U1
hat Henry Wat I 15 ceher, Horace (Iron- tjif
-coo- ! teSS I
If u horse jihs you in the stioct, ami re- florin
>es to go on, don't attempt to spur him;! <|ue?
ii him round and round. lie would j mem
In r go on than keep turning any tiiuo. 1 So
>u rouieinln r the mule who u>e to go 1 ysis 1
ough a brook to lighten his load of suit,1 she v
,ieh dissolved in the water. His master her i
re 1 him by loading him with sun 1, which ehari
? \V:?ti*r tnniio * 1
J . uiib naiii a'aicu vounjf
landsiclt, with a pension of 20,000
is. The chief ?rents of her kubt>?>
t career are yot fresh in the popular
ory.
me months since an attack of paraU
brought her to her death bed. Here
ras found by a lady who had known
n childhood, and who tended her with
table care and religious devotion.?
i ' *
against constitutions and laws and i
parts, against Sabbaths and sanc-tun
against 111<* family, the State and tlicclu
which hl.isphenionsly invades the j?roi
tives of (iod, and rebukes the Most I
lor the errors of his administration , wl
if it cannot snatch the icing o! empire I
his grasp, will lay the universe in ruii
his feet. It is jKissible that we shal
flir? nn*M?f ?
com-j force is not to be employed n^nfcrst ifo i
rics, I lie w hole theory ol our < i overnniffiits
treli; | scd to it Force m iv he employed, a^ain
o^a- ma.-scs oj individuals, however nyiuert^
I i_ 11 j never ucninst politiciilcntiitimnitbsor
.it'll, j " 1 lie Southern people are uneommgp.
ti't.ni hie. The race which pe >p!c thc>. *'
is at never he held ill liunda^e. New |oiifie.d*>
I de- tems iuu>t now he eon-tiu ted, aiet let i
t.? - ' 1
, . - . . - ?)
u in- raised to a*i elevation ol thirty three tiev
riVi , nil ut't'Olllit oi the^c.iseniale*, .'Mid
b( , ruth, aieiitly o.ui 4m. it" damage beyond
)v a Ik >nt t wf? it> i !?-.-> and a hall.
g A ten-inch (lolunibfcnl, at 5in elevation nl
a- thirty-tlir?e decrees, will throw 'a shtdl
hi ahout three miles. There are no sueh jjuins
in bnrhwtte at Fort Sumter, and if there are
u any fascinate ?uns c tali.it e.t4i>re, irtwucli
mi i m iii.iii? j-.> i ? mijij' ?n i
tliein. Th?y will l?c J next w?< k | ?.
and hy both I Ioiim*, iio doubt. I In- i
^ eniiiiu'.ttee al.Mi.call ii| >n t'i?n:?rc?n in order ?_
a National Convention in oa>e t Tittcndcns i
or similar measures are not speedily adop- t
Washim?ion, January ' ,
, "
% The I Ionise t'otjiiniiteo on IVist.il A lF.iir> v
\ iitni r*? u i: >r .*ew ir?l, have each l?*?c*n
> rved with :i > 1111111 v.i* to :ij?}?? ir before i? (
In* ' r.iii'l I i?i|Ur>t to tmswcr Kticli int.rro |(ii
piti?? ?<* ;is in iy he |>nt t ? them there emi. w|,
erniinr certain ^nve matter* with which j .
In v are supplied to have complicity.
Tiikuk would not he much hirin in the j,u
rid.ly al\\a\> h>l].>wiiig the fashions it the aU(
vi-C m'iv iihv.iv'i t.i iet tliem
v. I. i*w UUUIil * /|f/f
vo accomplished such n reformation. Mr. '
rev thou took a dram showed it to the ^
r>e, ex pluming that horses only fca ret I were
i.it they did not understand, as bevv
r< d I the-faces in the dark, unless aocor
v knew them to l>o pustcrboard; and 2,-81
it, rattling the drutu over tl?e nervous-1
Her, eniielu led this part of his lecture '
id hearty applause. J
icmoh M?wr?!r.
iioKS.?During the past wrck thcro
shipped by rail ami se.a from li^ton,
io?-> outside the New Kn^bnd Status
ding to the Shi?o and leatbor Ueporter, ?
ease* <?f U*?U ami shoes. Of '.Inso
> ease* were sent to the Middle Slates,
lo tho Western State*, 160 to tbo
hern States, '1 to Cuba Of those shit*
I l itis argument, then, which sweeps
r the entire circle of our rclatiou.?, ton
tin four cardinal points of duty fi
K '
I 'k.
iiuii' i niu j.'Hiiinnm' <>i MIIII \\i
ov??r nituitli ujVmi the circle ol ibe licav* n*, tl
clic.o South and ilir North ninv )ut dwell touct
f>ur- cr in jHOce."
10 novation eould he had. 'I'lic upper mii I'.hc
10 of t lie gun would xtrike agai.nt tlio (i>|? ol
!i- , the embrasure nt nu elevation tar short of
' thirty throo degrees.
hud this inoritin^. holore tliein a hill todis
i conl111ii<* the jKistal service in the seceding i
1 States, where the operation oi the jmst.il ( t
' laws with reference to the exintingcontract* i
It is iiicutionofl as a etirinr* circumstance,
hat a w.ilch shmil l he <lt v when | inn
t has a running spring in it I u-t
/,'itity* Lttt'fure. pc?J3
Womkn who nn? tor breach of }>rutnii?o TM
iy t'.iil to t money but t!n*y generally <loth
??e henvy duDjj^?>. than
loutli ai! cases went to Charleston, S. (\
cfer not charities til) death. II* that
so is rather liberal of another UM" a
hit own?/toewt.
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