The Carolina Spartan. (Spartanburg, S.C.) 1852-1896, November 01, 1860, Image 1
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BY CAVIS & TRIMHIEE. 'tfjcrotcilto .Southern ittflhta, JfKtgttUft ^gricultuvr, ami jpijsfcllamt. <#8 PEB AI#HIJ1II
%OL.lVIL ^ SPA^HTANIURO, S. C., THURSDAY, NOTKMB^R I lsoo. NO. 85.
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br printed to order.
CoervSiiK :t Male.
Just now, when the power o! the Federal
OoTorntneut is thrca'tcned to >>o employed
to force any State to remain in the I n
ion that may feel inclined to leave the Confederacy
rather than submit to the Chief
Magistracy of Abo Lincoln and his nigger
ussociates, the following views, from the pew
of Senator W. D. Porter, of Charleston, <>n
the subject of coercing a State, are etttill. 1
to attention. The language of expression
is eloquent?the reasoning unimpeachable:
From what partof the Constitution is derived
the right and authority to earn o n
State that may,through a convention of her
people, withdraw IhtscJI Iroui the Cniou
as her only means of safety, and her ivi'u e
from intol rable oppression.'' It is s.iid that
it is the duty of the President to "take e...
that the laws be i'aithlully executed.
These words, it is true, are in the Constitution;
and upon thex. wards the great power
in question is f unded. Hut this is to i>
the question?to assume the whole matt.-:
in controversy. 1 have already spoh a <
iho distinction between ilea action o
eovcreign State and the acti ?n ?f ua utli iiised
combinations of individuals. S > ! >ng
as a State recognises the authority ut th<
Union, her citizens have no choice hut to
obey the laws of the I nited States; hut if,
according to our view, she may rightfully
secede, then,upon the ?.v. r use oi'ihat nj;t
her relations with the ! 'nion are ti 1 mioated.
her delegated authorities are re-uu.?d. an i
tne laws ot the t inted States are, With;.,
her territorial limits, of no more virtu, or
binding efficacy, than the laws of any oilier
foreign nation whatsoever.
But have we n<> historical p route or evidences
on this point of the power to tit: g.. n
n SStutc? It could har.l'.y h uppou
matter ol such magnitude would aitogetii
er escape the attentionoi tiro ' ' hi\- .iti< >i. ?.t
177i>; and in point of l'aet, it did no'. < cap
attention. The journals .-how that the titli
resolution of i.d\v..r?! Randolph's j.r-.j
tiuus, provided that the . u- ral ? s e- i
should have power "to call tl.tih tI?v; fore,
of the Union against any ni> nil> . ' <
Union, failing to fulfil his du;n umk tl.
articles thereof." And Mr. l'atteis -n.
the 7th reso! it, u of hia propo-di n:s.
after making acts and treat os the.su; i ..e
law, provided as follows: "And ifovy.V.,
or body of men in any State, sh ;:i o; .m
or prevent the carrying int) .. veeut >11 tch
acts or treaties, the fe h t I c\ceut.\e -h
bo authorized to call fortli the | ' ?W 1 S 111
the Confederated St. tes. or > ntticii thou
ol as may he nccess ny. toeoinpe! <>i), In n<
to such ac.s, or an ol ? rvance of nodi treaties."
In both tli. c ii -taiicos tin eonv. utiou
was distinctly invi ed to authorize t!..
employment of the / .< < or / or / .. o, tin
Union against any State or mem! ? ? ;'
Union, that should la".! i<> iiil i i -
oppose or prevent tl. cv cntion ol ae s t
treaties; but no such provision n..~ in I
in the ('<>.,sti'ii:i'?r. And what v? t lorn
bil s; or blood. dills, Coiigtv--, >'n lli
or tuadtieas ' .I, j time and in tin- ? .
plontitude of ii. j.owi is, ii .- ;ho .giit p r
to enact into 1 iw.-, it has in I yet nr. < ee .. >i
to such a p teh oi' inlatit i' ton, :t- to disiigti.e
the federal statute hook with any net or
acts designed to coerce the sulimi- u,
compel the return of any vereigii S ;> .
that might solemnly del rniitie, in lull
view of all the consequents . > and rtspoii-i
hilities. fofiever forever her c >m.t t i :i \. i o
the 1 nion, and to { lace the li v. -. ;u pen
and liberty of her citizens un !? . the pr >
tection of her own ?-j urat . ..v. , nty.
Thu union of those States j a voiuntarv
union??an association ol ion ' liuu*
lree will and by comtuo . ...
coerced would he a i ' . .:.<:c;no
lnntrnr o wV?l?n.l. *
?? TVIUIlVli .1*1 ? ... Ill '? r, J;Ut
the conquest >r < native of the r< r. Will,
her freedom flow ; ; wii, and t! <,,nbb
ot her sov tt i-lit) i Mnn.-d ,.ii i r font miu
trailing in tiio dust, .. . lifeless hod would
be to the viu. t.i. la'; r . tho I ui >. like
the dead I.. ! nl lb r, ?L?:i 1 ;n brutal
"triumph by the \i-. (dmriot o!'
Achillea round tlio v.;tlIs of 'J roy. ft
that the hint sparkhs uflior a-h'S were
trodden out, ln-r name forever io-t o hi?
tory and tradi n, than t! ;? s!. should
live to. swell tin u iiitnph <;J i ret u-.-!
And this to jo* v i vo the 1 uion! \ i..?ioii
of the livinjr an 1 the dea l, hound last t"gethrr
in loathsome and indi-ilul.de Cnntau<!
Hay, rallier, a union ul'ihe <?'//bey ai.'i
the </.?</, lor tin life of ;dl will hav . m-civt i
u mortal thru-t, their independt'iie.o hut a
name, their fries ol" liberty an in-ultiii.
jnookery, and their only priti that oi
surviving until the iron luvl of one or ni.tn v 1
despots shall lie ready, in turn, to crush out
the miserable remainder of their e.vi-t (
once.
Such and so disastrous would L tin- i ffeetofcoor
i< ?, even il *uc< e. f.il. I Jut
it could not be successful?least of ail in
U Case of eoilllltoll foclili" mill
o * 4,1
tcrcat. The licOjile of tho Stat. * are t<*o
spirited and siuaoious not to fivl an ! know
that, tho military complect of ono, in such
a cast', would involve, b'oom r or later, the
military oompiCbt of tho rest. I ho tins ol
n ooiniuon cause?one hope, one li ar, ono
dctttinyj iho promptings of generous manhood;
and perhaps, above all, tho over-inas-1
ieriug instinct of self-preservation, would
drive them into irroHibtibh- sviupathy uud (
association Willi those whoso only fault i
; would bo a disint oristed, 11 nil indiscreet,
i devotion to the cuiuiuon cause, ainl whoso
prostration Would consigu it to hopeless and
J idoody ruin. And it the grievance of the ; ,
quarrel were strictly and j un ly sectional, 1
what hum u power, in th- >, -,<t trf /,
! could prevent the injured section from
; uiiiing as one man, and accepting one
1 i.ite, whether for we.il or tor wo! Is it.
j not the excels ol' i.i latitat ion, of the very
oxtacy oi in i iiless, tor any one to tannine
thai the I iiiou eou'ni he pieeorved tlnon^li*
! a war of sc?. ..nns' 1 flood is not theecDleilt ;
j bv which conh !. r.u i-. > are hold lo .? the ,
, nor ir? bayonet-* the instrument. i !o, it
i will and confidence are their only bond. 1
The terrible passions evoked by war ar?
j death to thotu. Naught but a despotism
I can come out oi tin artued conflict of sec
I thins in vvtii?'l> <m?. < .... 1 . -
... .. ?.T v"if jm IUI Uiin vi.*" ,
! oilier conquered. On one sdiie cent) ili a- ;
' iiou and absorption, enloroi I by the swifrd;!
on the. other, utter subjugation, relieved | i
only ly the lurid unii desperate hope ol re- 1
veil! What a picture thi- ol" a tree eovpru- [
incut! and a happy, git.nou I uioii!
llaph's.s U'oulu he the condition ol' these
j Statv.-i if their only alternative lay l?ci\vv. n ,
| submission to a g ivcriiuiciit ?>i' scifo.n- ,
jstrucd, or, in other words, itnlinii'cd powers,
and the certa nty ol < .?. rei ni, in e
ol' withdraw d, by lore ol' anus. 1'lie v. iy :
ol' escape 1'roin both < \treim is in t!.
kuoviedgeii rnjht < / . a." a ,. ;ui ?he
oxeroiso of Vrbich < raws alh i< s tch r.v ,
| and inonieiitons colon mi in >, . in
h r iol..tio?s to tlie rest oi'the .* ,U an 1
; to the. world at large, thai she cannot bu
; regard it a? her itfth.t i r >/ ' >?her ret'u c '
truth intolerable evils?he last and u :
mate rosotirc . I > he called into p a v ool
wh n all o'.h.r hop ot reb f u
n ''' *
!>ut if the right on Li . n.l
in a goners. \ .ow nt'ou. ? m. ii ....
ind -i) .?! i- it to liu-r a . ..
1 .
I in vie.v o. the part.eat..; > .1 c?;ui.*lu;.< - > , .
wh eh they ate i: w suvroun.. i. I I.
v- peat lii qui W\ in ai...? ly p i>| am i I,
(ire not th <('>.*.}/;<? ?../* //. /'? t 'o<ui / >.v
( /> w }/ ' >{ .V */ |
1 .) under; land tjii> que-, mil in its ,'uli a...I j
1" ielal ttiipo.t. it u , .. - ,.i , to 1< ar in
nr.ii I th .i tin* e.nin.. i .\. i1 into .
~eiyrq hieil sections, an t llial the* s e- j
lions arc sb. . an. . wtoii L? -op.ii ...it
lereut system* ol ?i?or ;iud or. ili/.s o.i.
i iie s>:deiu of the South, ki.owu asblivcry.
existed ..t (lie time ol the loruiutioji oi the
uioti, an 1 has a tli-tiin t rijogniti a i..
the on i. u: m, h> th as an c.. a eat <>i
i pre n(.it;,.ii, null as a tit subject of ino
'
t-.'t'l mi. . ill' it o i, - | . . .-i t
the i wo ? c?i' us ol" ih?! c i 11:. \ ? i . i H
i.i nr.icti '.ii iill'; -o-. iii .1 ii | i... '.i
uin; but nov. Ili^-* .aiidou'v in tIiv i.?:i... < .
i i i
? V C UitV TIP *. in lUc . ?. lV|?V? :i
hits been uctjuirod bj > I in ti uvull . :.:; _
.-ci'tili. ii (in:It.' Wi. . I i a;i i(: 'liii- .i i .
lit ...ij and Mil i< i on i!; . i.: .\ r)
, an 1 . a c i '. it ma .i . na.? - in r
1 ttio.i t-> it if i: i) r?r i . _ ? i i i . ...i .
wi.n fidelity, tiiis aauoudaiicy would iuroUh
in' i U.- 1*0 ni .i ill* * I * U.S. m ui i- .ii i .
lint tin | i .t ui. .-Ii i'l an ! dan i ui
the ii u ican putty coin Us in this :
liiat IV ! \ S \1., A i
I Si. \ Vi::iV o Ml A.N'IZ \ : . >.s. V. \ ,t?
CUii.FI.V, ii NO1! EXCH l\ ELY,
t > N i'ti.i i'itiXOil'i.:. I i t > ~ l' I.?
I n* 'id> Tin: I v.-VITl* i iONS OF
Tin: m>T:.I. and i .EfMiu* ii|
OAUliY idi AT 1*1; IN' IM.K i lO
ACTION, IN Til J. AO V
I ION OF i .IK (iO \ i. IN ... n i'. ? |
' Mi id tho S.'iuii, i!!i \ i- . -a it''* i
i ici ' Do \ .u tabo it i mo \ ii' Jin !< rI
- ?i?<l: 11. -*, in llio w i ii' i. .
! III it i a a I. i "ul; . . i . 11..
I *
Hi l \s 11 - and t .. ui 1.. n
I ai I <'i.M'. ait ton, Vrhat you I a i .mi old
J .vera;; ii>-n .*ty d av? i c .* i. <n <
| iii'C ii. ii:* to i lilt' ! i* % id '
I i local (iivrrntiiir: . ii.. o .
I;.vor ait i i'h'i ii jTii'i'.' i Mi 1 ii i i w . .
Ill MJIOU W.ll t.llV llpull . 1 111 ; l<i !., ; .
rratmuu, iu bt I d. i' ?oi" and a.:ai .* tli
other??an l to < iii; i , wr tiia' j ir
' I III n:i IK' c.S aili V H. ill' * III l'i.'.i'.n. .a ..
I am 4'1lllilClit which o'.VOS to ivli a i d.
; toctioii, bivaitso it r. t ivr*. Iroiu a"li a i: 1.?
Mljij' '.'1 ? 11 t lit1 J O 1)0 a |ii ; 11 in . ...; nl
, 11-111. HI I | ** III 1\ III "1 '..I- '-. t . 1 I I ,
id tin aff : - oi : it.-, it i n. t ilt.V. al'
1 f lid..i.id idl.l^itl it i U i I T i: -!Ve it,
of tli i. iii.:;*i t n.'i.' to v ! it n!t in !
' ou rtililuit to it . ' \\ ill jolt -u.i r
that yt?l i i i faHtcnc i uj oil your no
iii 1 still ci iiin t<> !. ' tin-ti ,.ii 1 if. men
Nod li ive long l.onic it t? '1 l'< . ifiii' -hat
tliu'.c i- .1 Iiin win ii mi .lion ones
a crime itinl resistance a ilutv. Abraham
Lincoln, our prosjK'oti vc l'r< Mont, pro
| claims the i. publican ,?-tv t ? t
<// asi\> I , .'*! if . tin- wo,.| , | a ti.i.ft
is more i) them thi n tin 111 * ,r
thing of admonition ami menace! llow
fii'ir/j tin lias Li ed this w hole ami s'.avcrv
agitation? ! - v.|?o! > ,-or/o. it i,
nothing lf.i< ? aid i" ,s< !i i inv- '
lieaco nay, tins w ' ii - of in. is oi
lilii.i.mi he.:: , v u.i - :iu<l i i... - ! it
wi ll mii,. Q^irriso;!, Tuppau, uiul '
< it'ffit Saiith wvic ol the 'I. A t 1 . - ,
w> Wci'fltohit ; ii ie lie ir id-ane ; . i
illl<l We e III \\?ii ;. nielliW f ti <1 , W , II
aholitioiii- Weiv !i it- ! ;:. ; i:n!
thivitt from pillar t oo.o \ . . . ? .: n
cities. I'll v ]>o.c 1 ; ami, by <!
? tin Ir :1a . tr::. - inf. t l . 1 : . moil.
'1 hey I'ofci i tli 1 \ - ir on p >n
ar assemblies, and soon iri\a led ;ii. !. i
loom and the -ein.u! i>- !., the pulp.* ..ml
tlm waver. Tin Ic.ivim ; : a I i; . .
?
Women, and ehmyinen nu |i-liti. i
l >ak i' in kfO!'ini;. till I HUl'.-o L ii, .n i ! ;<!
it "warm. W.tli mhii.: it w a- eimim i i
luitiuhni; with other- a .? .liictimoi . < .< and
phnri-iiii .il hypocrisy sin ontcrnj , ino 'i
pttritanism ; s?nd with others till, t ie loot i
bill of a political panic. In piece. of i
time, the spirit of nhohttoiii ni ein pow- i
Cr si ml in dignity. If lilted it.-- It' ml > the |
lulls of legislation. It has since t.iLen
pos tf?sion ol all the ?SV(iuri fiim uls at i
the North. J^rrn/ A^nrtJt -iii Stnh}rn; i /' i
the Rfeky Mountains, hi.' ' UltuUf/ r< i>/ifr
fHf iutfJ'/ rr/'iiytl in < nrrj/ into t fit < ( (ft, |
ofovi^ion r>i //'< (Jon? tit nt it/it in rtiuhoit lo t
tht ri.itnr<iti< n of fujiticc sitter*} 601110 I>3
prohibiting their officers au citizens from ?
aiding in their restitution ; some b) deny- j>
tug the n>e of ti e jails and public 0 'itieos , <
for their sale keeping; some by providing .
mentis of defence for fugitives from labor; 1
SOine by declaring slaves absolutely tree 1
when, brought into the State ; ami some by i
visiting fine ami iuiprixniui.-ut ufon in t.?
t'.M's se? kine: to reclaim tli?ir nronet tv : ihn. I 1
1 V 1 ~ ~J y ?V 1
bruising into play every device aud vaii- i
i ty ol lctii.slative action, in encour:' .;enr . t :
in I suppoit <4 the inhospitable, l.i\>N--- .
ami ] iiutieul eon luet of the <-ili..ens ami . m
in ib->. Ami now, tn.it ilm last rleineat oi , <
K.'. i'ii^tli anl a .eiiey ut ini. ehi, t may noi :
bo wanting to this tinnalu al vsarhnv. wa( i i t c
by o.io ''tclioii ul lb c<..tut ry a;; .ii. t tl?c ,
vital intervals ul the other, the common j i
I V.b nil oiVrtirnent. (t\. ?/, i
whieh was d.'-iiriied to im-uro domestic i
ijuiot ami provide ior tin- n uiuion deictic. jc
is to be seized and upprop: i:it? ?? by ;(n ox j i
elusive, one-sided and fanatical d caput i en, i I
whose only idea anl jrtirpose it is (u; ait ; >
IV.e.i the spoils) to we! i the ivh o <d' .his
\a>: and pow< riid mach.n .y i'?r the ?lis- ' i
11.! alien oi ..Ul" peace, tin U .i-ltjl. ?1 t
..in in-1 it lit inn-., industrial ami .- iai. an i i
lli'suhjn at o i ol ourscli <*s and our did- t
d: n in all time to e une, to the Vt , us
and de.rr.eiii tyrannies of llicir vulp.tr
a.. 1 ini) rin !c ! <!o.iii.i .ti >n.* A > ij i i i
i Jovei iii lent b v. v r hostile it* int. nts. ! i
could I hi if inab o ut in spirit, or mote
powerful 1 >r mUebicf! t
How e.in we judgO <d" thil i I e publican i
party o 1 Twi-e or ni" fi fairly thn y <
their own nets and deel.uati ?ns ! What :
!i v hue e none is but an earnest oi' win . i
tli v w d 1 i he per i i. nt : . don . M
jli '-t in i.i I i:. u .. ivi i
and iosi 11 it - Forms t ti i xclusi of the ' j
? uth fi im thj whole of ('alifornia?i
mr. tory l'?r which tin- Cioutl. Ii . 1 >\j . !
. 1 mo. !' Id. ?1 u I treasure ill ; i any
<iib r s elioii oi" tho 1 nion ; tli d.- :i
li. r u u.t oi Texas, with the ' r.yon. ' ia > ue
band and a bribe in tli 1 ntlur; tho r. c
ti>in nl' Kansas b. eau e the Con t'.ttr on o(
I.ecouipton protect' d sluvcryj t!..- raid ii t.?j
Virginia, the 1 urniiifga nod poisonin s in ;
. . , :i ! tli 1.1 . .i. it in 1 i: 1 i.i . all i
in-in . eti n.i. y. ol' A.iiihein ei.n nr. !
even iio.v lur. iuj; in other p.rt.- oi i!i<
Suit hern country; the sympathy With |
I?.l II Kl-ill^ll -if 1 ! -' I . H. I
tl<?W tij> II lll.tl lllill :l-kt'! - l iiyilipitth)
which is c.ilcuintc.i, if not < xi.it ?:y n '
-i .11 1. to incite other ilelu i I l.;iv to
an imitation oi' his irc.t- m a > !i .
< ; lu.s t:. .irons <! mi ; th < ...i i i. .
t!i< ;? .1. ions ;i .ja r i i!? ! _, miuic six.
mouibtn of th ir party in ih< prcseut - 1
;ivs-, anil tin; broa Jcj.t ? iicchition u. i .i- i;
.i of tl??vr ...in' .i il . iauiiii'* in t j1
enrr.-ut cunvu s?ail th. -tim- un-i j
. la in . m ii ii i -h. ii- .. .
re! u - . n ra?*.. " nnl all il.i <
i' l vii. a h ' I;.,.. ? ! , 11 # .-it', ail a . .. .a
.?i spirit ami ie.-iiotr a lie p ami .- < . [
bate ivnich. mi 11.- ir-in In n ; ? ?ti;- -tent I
irit.1i tli>' duties and relations ? f bri tin n I
III.'. '. alMf e llu. . a. II. \\ i 1 he ..
alula il:-.p-ac. la natu.al uul h i. .1. ; r> i
Will mi 11. 5?.'v.*n, 1 i- the sj nk sin.ni <. :
i:.. ;> iriy?' !: ' nulls ??* ami liaisln-r ? tlu*
i> .. il in i ..ill ! ile i- a . .: j
man ot ? ? an i We'd <! ii 1. ; ..i l. >t I tra
vi ira, and his viai :i is as uecurati and
t 'iioijh, within l:i limit l i..u . thai
! .ii: . in .a ol ii - tla , an . com '. . i.
iinti 'u . i' .'..'n . t.ii;. : ton < mi. im-nt '
...if ii-jeK- - i i> i " ... and )? ? : 1 i
. i h wit i li ; im . - i- c ?n lit wilii
, . i . I ,. : 1 I
' ii . i' : i.t' ' : iie . . .1c
.1 . i<? -n ? _ n. an i i .
I'. . ' I a ..I'. - .iii i
!.: h t f.twth'' inventi n of a va^ratft!
politio-.il t iiifciiiucn to "V rridc all i: i
' II i .t I .III! I 1 li .! : - : I* t . . . 11 I
.if ;I|. .. ;; .1 I ' ii.- 1 I.
the ' .:a. an ; !ii?- ilnt - ". l!i ii.ii . 1
th." subject of s! ?\. ry. il.- sii era, in col i ,
i-.M.i at \ i.'n *<i.l .iii 1 l< ... . till- lining .
"i ..\ .i!-'i i i n I: pal.. h. . ul i t. i .1
1- .ne i ' mi.,hi it.! - ?. I' ll . 'i.- i.a a 11. ... !
fit. .r e. ;i; in- 1 i h> . i i.i i u i rin- i
cij ! . i' Ii. iL <.ry ti.ai fV* l.i i aii i 1
si . . ?? , t .iii.l ? . . ! Ul: : < . ' .'.It 1
.'v i'liUlf' . J .ill . ii.tt ' ti.i I I . .
i..tj t. . u l \u!,. mi iir. r i..' r. 1> ... . i
sLvolioeiiii^ ii.itiou. or ?ml. !y a lu oLi
I. i ii.n. i.' I o ii.. <n! tji.it 11
It .iitrb ol ii s in - ii \ al: ,n. . .
' C ll illr.l I ... <1. il.lt! .1, :.? ill ..I til l
tli it ?:Vi r) u< w -into .i!i .il bo a f, >' ; I
lli it .Ii ' a.my .:ii,i imvy :i ,.11 , I,
In lit- . a I' " ot" ii > I \ l < \?v , I > ! '
I . ici lit i.ivit i li.)m i i'v
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ir ill >iii in-' - ! ul ilio : i so ol .'11\ iTv', ami
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\m ii a-> w 1111< , sliuuil 70 llir.i i?21 the i:. 1
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jtcon free Sutea AihI lifl ilecht * to his I . 1
ii i . i iiiit ii I ii V 1 ? ... . :; i
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Al i.i.Mill l.il'.C' ill I lit . .1: .'.'I : ' , .
if 11 I'aity. Il" was con ,ilcl\"i tl itn.rt*
iVniUilo us thuif candidate, Ik mw > his
. .itCi Clll'llti Veil' II..' < .l| ;
li ol his {{iv.it niasUl. tin: i,. i-. ilio .
till, t Cl JUS l.l the two, \)( i,.i i:
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?i ilu " iriv].n<Mt?!: ? i::?i : ' wiili ni
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lh:i' "tills ^<lfOI 11)11 lit iliiiuu- |u . (
iiiaiutilly It i.l .'1 vo iniJ lit.. fi'C.' Last it
utile.- tor til.; |.i. Mt Mint .,:r Don*!
il?- ii tit- the political joMti >n ot Mr l/mcoiu. '
which he ili.l in the Ijlluwin^ word*, in
-i
he cuutoc oi '.I.eir < .\at senatorial tun-.'
est:
" In other words, Mr. Lincoln ai>Vo- >'
'A 11.S, liol.Vll.V AN i> ? I.I.AHI.V, a ' o/' <j,
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ulciitlcx-Iy, mail tin* mi or Lt:?- utl. r nhail i;
>o sulalilijj, an I ..li .Sato . hall littief ii
>> c >'in' Irco or x '..*. I m
And .--'iii" .or. ]iro{?> - to ,|,
*nt tlio o..: ii oi t.ii* aii*l Win a,
t \vi ul l ro'li- |i .. . . tlio tii i t, ; ,
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ul.ini xve \i 1 ? iti. r Lnik.-. ia> vi >
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. ion of tl.e South ! you will .*- 1 1 l.c ,
r.ill- >1 to make t Ii < .-* <l y ur *l? to vv
o;v your j.roiiil mc,. * to tho \?>lto ? < ttit j
askiua-tor, ur to vi-o in out -U1.11.1I1 ai.?i .
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t llOi ,1 J .1 1? ' 11 1 1 I'On. out i 1 4.oil- ' fi
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n nolo civ iii/.aUon : at a!?o ! It cannot
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li" (m'Iijj ol .ho . i ?. . \\li -ic th. 1'iiuo. oi i!
iV.ih? is Ltm-liii;*. j 't
'J in-i.litor of tlio CJiuich .Journal. ol j
i-w ^ oik c'.tv. vvriiii u f.o'm lluuo, thus
?:) > lii!.-..-trail oand icvultin^ cereum)\
uj wifin..--. 1 h. h'ai..elf last March:
I.est c\ ti.kv<?ii, . .Mi 1 hy a brother
< ! .-yiilAM, I \V i?111 t'? t lie .icsUl? (.'lliucll
i the \ i.t t urtilia, l<? be prc-nit at a a < x
a.iriliiiniy Ma'vicv which ai ? iifi. -t hut
il .at'U >1 sj ml in tin- Kom h ? liUil'h has
, ?a but viee <>| m ii .M ?iir .ii^. A
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i <Mi' - lv?nil a in uclt I'uii d aloh lit !
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It entirely open an I Ire from <d*ti e 1
1. l'VCl'V ill'lc :tlld I h<9fV ? !l tills I
, { il.u r.e.y of ii iii-> oiit.-uh j
e w til b. lit h, or hid in co. iu i.j, were lo j
0 soon in tin itjn !i>_l t !i_.u. i kite, i.11_ j
1 >ilt lit ?.! Vi.tion. Now and then uur j
?>ti'ni j.initiate Imn . II will. his face U? I
in Hour. \s lar ;i? I cuiiid i idi.ro. muihi; |
v? nly or c!. 1 lt.nl tnlcr. !. and tt"i j
. i'. v I t J1 111 111 i i f I c. 11 ' 111 t' i. 11 . wlull
lie .1" i" wele lo-. t Hid boil tel.
I i.c 11. ? I | oi tioii of I ite f < .vice in ill listed
! j fa\ i? e.'i '"tit:i . \ - \ huffii iiv cliUlit-1
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ti l musical 1 .1; ...1 - ?a- an occasiuiml
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a'.leiit j. I lit > 1 en-led, aatl :i*j
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ill 1 i.i \\C , i ,\T ,i .lie in t. 4 I '
ei. Ii . mil . .. .... t>.; j
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...to.. :t .f 1 .-a . tlie iaiill L.li.uiiierino
. ill nc 1.envoi.. ' vo. . c?.a! . not <
?: ... j; . ;i> . injury ? at ii. u^h ...
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1 1 iiiiil'd 1.' . 1 till 1 !iif our -...in. li |
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. 1 Willi tt.e foil 1', 1.11 ill e.ie.iOO. A.lu- I
>i I lie Uj.,11.1111 1? til JT (Mill l.elltof at loll o| I
1. i. .r t 1 .! ' itii.ii jiioii d li.s w rds," Willi
ha v. I oe-.r. .1 to i at t he i'a saver with |
...1 .1 e.e i s..iief, and en ar^i'-l il|n.|i the J
i . . i ix i nil-t to Iniwll ti;h la- j
,,'i ft it i i' in. lit? I?? fame
i ii <ii>i iiii| -onotl, uii-1 *[ >L?- more
....a. ?... i ujmu iii < ?..Ir.i-i wiiiclinUi own
j jati.\ a : v. Ik mem L .?- be .1 w. It ,it u . tiiu
it I < ou .< ! ?. .it.I tinwtli.ii_ .< '? la
.. it. . . p. .ii >1 Lu. dire t) tell tit \ ot tun
tt. * . . .-J . it!, ilii- -object, 1 v ui I
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i . t ..a j 11 .t? it, like lio.sun i ao. r
.... ... 'ii y wire impudent i.t miiiii.
O' * i .Ii -utler ia die like
i. - at t a. i. j tie nr..i r close i by iiL-1
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Ii I Wiii. I^ili -> to ilea t iMirttc'lvCn i._, "ub '
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i rutlioi >t iii tint it 'i i-. Miserere tuio," I
i. i b\ die I. .lit, l.Is. be It .-e.i .1 ioll-II1
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li_e, tell. [1 ha V' Celt til, >e,.lir.
v i i._t ..1. it- 1 ; I il. V 31 e elf i ll', e. bill i
Iii - at s i itinit t seven punt vruou applied I
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i iii- t Jl i * . I li.t i j ' .Ill (in uriiiii
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t iii*fiI'tim- i i.' niie i ' . Hi !?' - iv.- u- i
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v v Will; | < - i Vi'ii'li I'Kil'ii 'n
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ri i.; 11 'A ill . o i | ..
il'i iiu'' I v% <*ry, l.'.ii- ': 11- (i:irili-ii-iI '
it l.ah :in?v%< i, i.on : m lli Ki'lg!"
:i 1 f v> i! r'iOH 1. ill you.' "
' l?i nli'ii (li ;i. tit > > ?-A si'
uro. hi i ant, I > jt uttor :ivm . t' to in - i
:st?r's vttii (MUiii i 15;? xvi t . nlurty ;
II' tilings Cv> f tlii IJ flvlcif ' s J I l IJ.I I
l//." ' I
!.t4'<r Ivt-ryu'liere.
Undoi tli f> >11, a dee; jy interesting
and instructive at t ide in Wes its appear- j
aitce in the Cornhil! Magazine. <
Kill: ever/win re 'J lit air is Crowded I
with birds?hcuutiiul, tin.hr, intelligent <
birds. t<> whom lite is a and u
imr .nxiety of love. 1 he air is KWariuing i
with in- v'- ? those little animated mira- <
el. s. The waters are p opled with inuu- i
inesahie tortus?ii ui t!i aniimileuie, so (
stii .lI that ('lie huti irei him .1 fifty millions .
of them would not wci^h a grain, to the I
.. hale, mi large that it. seems an 1 land as i
it let |>s upon tlie w..ve*. 'i he Let! of tl.o
s i is alive with |?i>' , i 1, carps star-ti-hes, i
and w ith shell-iiuitualeul. t?. The lipc o. j I
the roc . i- scairi 1 by the silent borWjr ol i
4. Ilt'l i .
II CH Mill 1, Ull'l OlMCKille I Willi COUUtiCSa t
inn -ibarnacles, arid lint pits.
I#if'e wcrvvi In re ! ou tlio cuilh, iu .the |
. urtii, craw iln.', ere* pin/. burrowing, lior- !
mr, hapiii . '.uniting. It the seiftfc stored
< ouliM'/-" ?'l the wood tempt us t? miuuter
into it- <lic.ckeri ?1 shade, wo arc saluted by
the iiiiiut i.'iis din ??f insects, the twitter td"
birds, tli. sor*iitiblinu ol'M|uiir< N, the startled
hi h i?i" uii.-i cii beasts, all t?. 1 liii_i bow
pop i*..hi tin- so,Mnitiir solitude. I!' w
p.u-e ! i.-r a t.f. . hi' shrub. or plant, our
?Mir-oi\ i ball nl .-tiacte 1 taIunee detertn
colony ot \.nioU? inliuhiLc.M. We pluck
i H.ivv. i. ami in it- I oiotu in me many a
t o ii niin i insect bn.-y in it- apjiointrd laI
. . We pick up a lailiii Icul. and it no- |
ti..ii i- v.-tl.ic o.i it tin r i- j I'uhnhly the j
r . ii. an in-met larva i.i<l l,u in it-? tis-uo,
ii. i uniting their <i? vi'l. pniciit. 'i l.c drop
ii !. a <ij ji this leal will probably contain
. - .It.. I i'i- 11.i itT tiii* lil.I'lO-COpC.
'1 I ..iic mi- i en pi; ruvi ..Is that the
-u i ; iiiy up, ariii.o < n bread,
i r- .i. nl.:. supci-litimis terrors, is notiii'...
It:; > i ailed. *n ot minute aii up a Is
M r s ../ /1); ... 1 that the vast tttiots
i -ti-iwr which are utinl in a single
i in <c?v, 'in.r color to the marvcluus rapi:
lify in i<y ro.lu lani ot u minute plant
{J'rotucfiu utmliit). The vert mold whieb
< i- our i.dic oui bread, our jam or
our ink, and ii-li jims our dauip wnlD. is
i thing hut u rulli'i'ti n ot plants. '1 he
ii. .iiyc"< i ?i tire w ln.'U sp.itki i ou the
a<ii ii eo d* a summer scant night, us the
\c-.ii'l pi lii^l.s her way, or wuiih drips
.null tin- OUl's in IiliCs of j' .Vl-lcd light, is
produced by miili'Us o." minute animals.
1 Ml'lti>.s|\ ?: 1'i.KOit vtion or A Sj tiMiiN.
? Jtcv. Dr. Spring, ol' N w YoiL, lately
prc.iclied hi-titiietli anu.ivei-;ry seruiuu.
and closed his discourse as louoiv,;
ib. ti ill'ceutuiy is gone; ?ime like u
sin nl star that has l?, en twinkling iu the
cii'tain ol the in.ht ; gone like the dying
t.1 Icnce ot distant Uiiiiittvlsv, a* it vanishes
iutu tho air; p>no like the word ju?t
upalm, fur uo .d or lor evil, never to b?
i call. J; jroue Tike the el a N which disappear
after they have exhausted their
treasures kijHjH the earth; pmc like tlic
i. i'.\i ul autumn, lltut arc scattered to the
a in I u.-> they wither; jpinc like the phau0
.i w'.uch, in ( uibuit, hud a semblance
o.' r ii.ly, hut which, in the retrospect, is
u.i-iu J uaay?mc, jrono as yesterday has
_ uic. W'hj do I say here, jjoue'? Xethi.i,_"
is _ i.i a hose influence rcmuiuti. The
h.u.i, tti woman, the Sabbath, the prayers,
tli weeks, tik mouths, the years that souke
.1 iish .vt, beheld vanish, one by one, in
tin- mysterious past, live still in t/otl's
universe. I'ast 1 What is past? What
is tli> ni.mii-utoa* piesenc ? this now, this
accepted title? What is the never-ending
latin. i n arc but parts that make up
the jr.ad tin it of eternity?eternity that
Wjs. J u,,| I'ver wtil he All time is
a i.i.it, \vh n* the anjel at ilcarm's hijrh !
inn.: r e u'ds 4-4 well iit responsibilities yfi
Ii .. > ti.,- i, jiiisili'dities of preachers, I
1 '..in .o til .at W lUtevs Mel J ud.jje I
v. ili r? eii i- to eVi i v man according to his
WOlk:. ' 'i
I : : i . A t . . I \ .1 >i t I r.?We know
i. . I i n band when and how, and by
wl.at means, we, or utlurs, shall lie brought
! > ...111., tn what ru.4'1 We li.Usi go tike way
al. iico we -I ,,il iiut return; what disease, j
*u a hat disasti r will be tin- itoor to put us
tie) the house of appointment for ail liv\\
. ? iiinol di scribe what death is; how ,
tile kl.nt is Hi.;.i d be" Ween 1 ?dy ailil -oul, I
tmr bow the spirit ul mail ee- upward, to (
' Wv siii.w iK't ? li it, an 1 live we know i
.. ., 1. .a. \\ li.i what a liieadlul curiosity i
do too s. u) l .uueh out into the vast ocean ,
01 t niity, .nt lesion itseii' to nil untried
t i ....... i .i... -
. . ii i ?; iht. sure mo ul [
lit i'. i. >li..!l ojM-n t i u- on ihe other side |
?>i death, ihoii-li it is a ?iay wo arc to ^ro >
i ?ii wiiv .v
\\ 1. vv ii?> cirre?poMt1iiico at all with ]
-; !< i . nor an\ afjiaiintanoo with I
.i ii -tot. li is :hi unkiiowii, uiiJiscovcr:
? i:, i" w I.ifli they it removed; wo
tti i.t it).11' lu.tr liuiu tiiciii, nor uoiid to
i I it* in hi.f w are It ore in a world ol
to . ttc t' t til u won't of spirits us the
1-oti.! > t ! i !.?rs, ami as wo move thither |
.t .ii le uiiiM/.iil in llnd how uiuoh wo :
I 'ivft t it ioistahi n.
7**" I l I
t Ki.'Sti a Nli 1 lllNi.". \<t.?! t 13 no less .
a I ' tl oiu-r ? > v; ,-pi-a labor, when iiyu.
i.liii I i ... . .. t . a ( . value it tor its
< ..'i ..< Wo ,i ? always, in thcac days, j
ll\iu t 1 the two; wo want one!
it. .. t ? t.< ty iliiitl'no and another to 1
!m w t\- w liking, uud wo call one a j^en-1
i! man, ;.o I the other an oporative : where- I
as the w 'Lit:, man ou^ht always to bo
thtnhinjn .ii ! the thinker often to bo wodl>
ill : ; at. I la th should ho ;on:itt)u?m ill tn?
lot > nm>. As i'. A, w make bothitngeut;
the < - envying th< nth rde-pi-iuo his i
I . tlvv . :*:t ' o ina-* of sueictv is inado i
iii. ti! in . I i Aers ami nii-ouhlo work-)
t- N'OVii is oiuy by labor that thoughtcm
1 o lir.do 1 mlthy, a.i . is only Kn
tl.ti I _ lit thai lah or can W made l.tyi y, auu
tin- l . ! o inn..' b , ate i w itli ii ij Mnity. |
\1 j . .} > s -i. mi 1 Ilil/? ral, am t t Lore !
sh ujld b? !c* ? ^ridc It?U in jiceuWhrity <?f i
t in; niiuiit, .ml in'.-- la CkCCliulvO Ol j
Achievement.?Jiutkin, r j
* ,
rim i i p p
iillKtakc? or Ph|?JciaB?.
^livor W. 1 Jul inert, jt'iyiician, ' philonopfici,
ami. poet), in a lecture upon phyaiuiunft,
given the fullering uccoautn of 801110
mistaken which have been niuchj iu medicine
: ^
"St.o ter or l iter everybody Wtripped up
in forming a diagnoeis. L saw Velpau tin
.?iu- of the carotid arteries for a 8upp03cd
aneurism, which wan only a little harmless
luiuor, and kill hi* patieut. Mr. Douse, of
i ...i i:_ ' *
'uuiiii, ?.fi 11ion: louuuaie in * uaso Ml.
boldly declared an abacus*, while "otbcnC
thought it .in aneurism. IK- thrust a luoco
into tt and proved himself in the right.
S *?u ulcer he mado asimilar diagnosis. lie
thi u -t In his lancet as before, and oulgushed
iiis patient's blood and hisiite with it.
The next inorimig Mr. Dease was found
dead, itoating hi his blood. Lie had divided
ihe lcuiurul urtery. I have doomed
Jioopie and coefi others sfooui them, over
and over again, on tho strength of physnalnigus,
and they have lived in tho tuost *
contumacious aui scientifically unju?tiA*ble
manner as long as they lived, and some
are living still. 1 ?co two men iu the
-treet very often, who were as good a* deud
in the opinion ot oil who saw them in their
extremity, l'eoplo will insist ou living
sometimes though manifestly moribund.
In l>r. Klder's lite of'Kane you will find a
story of this sort told by l>r Kane hlinselt.
The captain of a ship was dying of scurvy,
hut the crow mutiucd, and ho gave up dying
lor the present to take car? of them.
An old lady in this city, near her end got
u little vexed at a prop?>Sed cbabge iu her
will ; made up her mind not to die just
then; ordered a couch; was driven twenty
miles to the house of a relative, and -lived
for four years longer. Cotton Mather tells ~
some g od stories winch ho picked up in ^
ui? or out ot tits books, sbowiug
iho unstable equilibrium of prognosis. Million
Stone was shot iu nine places, and as
ho lay for dead the 111 Jims made two backs "tlj
with a hatchet to cut bis bead off. lie 'dP
g< t well, however, and was a lusty fellow in
Cotton Mather's tiuie. Jul ex Mu-gruvu
was shot with a bullet that went iu his ear
and cuuio out of his eye on the other sido.
A couple of bullets went through his body
also. JabcZ got well, however, and lived
many years. J'r Contra, Col. Roister,
crackinga plumb stone with bis teeth, broke
a tooth and lost his life. We bavo seen
physicians dying, like Spigelus, from a
s. i,?lch ; and a luuuwhohad a crowbar allot
through his head is alive uud well. These
extreme cases are waruiugs. But you cun
never be too cautious in your prognosis, iu
view of the great uncertainty of the course of
any disease uot long watched uud the many
unexpected turns it may take."
Romantic be iodic.?A grocei's ap.
preuticc, a fine young man, of twenty-five,
named Arseuc, who loved liu-rat ircTrwrtirsr*"**w
isely nor well, lately hung himself iti his
master's house, in l'aris. l/pon his table,
auiidst a heap of books, was found lite following
letter, the orthography ol which
was not on a par with the stvle: "I am
Lui a grocer, and shall! never b anything
else. 1 always think ol' that caricature
representing a grocer standing on the
threshold of his door, and tuakiug this rejection?'Born
to be a man, rind condemned
to be a grocer.' He who thus judged our
culiiug was in the right, l-'or many years
I have tried to improve my tuiud; I have
read, and even copied out, books which I
don't understand. All this tuuddles my
h,-ad,tutd 1 find thut L hwortic more and
more stupid every day. The longer J livo
the worse 1 shall be. Now, I remember
to have read somewhere that a man should
apply his intelligence to bo useful to humanity,
and as L see I shall ucvet: be fit for
ar.\ thing but to weigh cheese uttd dried
plums, I have made up my tuiud to go to
another worhl which 1 have heard of, and
?ei whether there may not be a place for
me there. 1 a-k pardon of uty brethren
K>r speaking iu this disparaging way of
our common i>rofi s.siou: but Idofvthem to
' J " ""
printout asiiigle inst uiceofa grocer having
ever made Ins way to a higher position.
There are plenty of manufacturers who
have bccouht deputies ninl aro deoorated
uinl loaded with ullsurtsof honors, hut the
like has never happened to a grocer. For
these reasons I have determined to hang
myself. 1 beg my parents to erect a simple
tombstone to my inemory, and to inscribe
upon it these words, 'Horn to he a
man j died a grocer.' "
Fanny Fern's " Awe ' of a 11 us.
hash.?A lady having remarked that awe
is the most delicious feeling u wile can
hold toward her husband, Fanny Fern
thus coinm* uta :
Awe of a man win mo whiskers you have
trimmed, whoso hair you have cut, whuue
era vat you have tied, whose hLiit you have
put into the wash, whose hoots and shoe*
you have Licked into the closet, who*e
dressing-gown you Lave woru while combing
your hair; who has been dow n in tha
kitchen with you at cloven o'clock at night
to hunt a chicken bono; who has hooked
your dresses, unlaced your boots, uud tied .
your bonnet; who has stood before you*
looking-glass with thumb and tinger on
proboscis, scratching his chin ; whom you
have buttered and teased ; whom you havo
- , ii itsi. eh with his mouth wide oncu:
ridiculous!
Mr?. Sgriltou ON Wll 1ST.?Sqnibob, of
Arkansas. is a mo<inveterate whist-player.
Her pastor, on u late oooasion, undertook
l * convey to Mrs. S. the idea that possibly
I lie practice of whist-playing was not altogether
in the strictest, accordance with tho
professions of a Christian, and, to say tho
least, its indul^ruoe caused a great loss of
time. '*Yes," responded the old lady} '*[
have notie< a that very often much more
time than is actually n< vocaary is taken up
in ihvjflinjand dealing." ja,
*' Why. isn't mv shirt clean?" ouoth on?
l?<.Uoiuian to another. " Well, yoa," wm
answer, " it 'a clonn for brown, bu? it'a
avtt'ul tlirty for white," ^