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Startling Exposuro of Radioal Plota, WV.snisNoToN, October 22, 1.....\\'he President Johison wars on his late trip 'in lthe West, a United tate8 Saonor and tw Miajor-Geeral of th arny, who beloietvi ty his party, Were approltlted at Imlinapo lis by a prominent conHervative republiean who had been Coloucl of an Ilidjana regi ment during the late war and who isa now a Caaptain ii Ito re'golar service, iaid iwio made the following utartling tateme i : - HNe had been malkinag speelches for lie le publians In Inldina in Aigust ast, nr.,i at the request of (loverinor l'letaher of Alisso I - rh visted that .1 ate atal miale one or t wo conservative speeches. lie vias told lby (ov. Ffletcher thti. his spoeelies wert loo tame - - that fhe most. rladal tf d 1clarat ions werea' wanter in Missouri ; that tle poilple lian be told that. the republicants lid deciald . that tho robels Should not vote, 1t1i that tle State wits to be carried by force of arms i necessary. Gov. Fletcher atlso (al hiio (hat he had thirty thousand muskes in the State in loyal hands, taid t hat they s.9 tli b>o used if necessary to carry t le tat e. The Indianian told (ov. Fleter int ho was a rejpublican in prinMipe, bIt did not appro, e of such measures an1d wouil, not advoeftle 1hea. (lovernor Pivtcher thought liii inertly weak-kneed, an ans wered him I lta lie would come ito tho Iartnies.; lifter ia whilo. A few light :s siltieuently lie wt present on invitatioi ill a :ecret meeti nci if .adical loadors tat ihao Lilil Iotel. A ,.no lifty promineit IIualienti lntlers were p . til, incluading (lovernr Flecher, of M i'. nouri, (Ioversior fglehby, of lilhiai, anl Senator yfates% ail J oln A. I .ogan of (11lijialok, Tile whole plan of* the inilelachmn-cat. W1' tie ?resilent wias discussed, even to the atr rangeient of' lilling Washiagion with an anrned force of lloys in Iile," to protlec Cougress, and also to decido who slouldl succeel Johnson in ene Viae-lresident. Foetr, as his sucessor, *houald not irova equally posilive 1ma llihable ito- (lie vill or tle Jacotbins. Ibittler, (I oveinor Alortin of Indiana, anl at(ears were iliscmsised. Bhit or waslooked Upon as l:aIkdI in iin coage', and Morton was tenred as bing 'too anibi. (IOus for thIt purpoes of' lite conliiato. lean. raunt was mentioned as too conservau live, atad Shelmaaiain was swcoted Iats a coppern. h.ead. Finally Senator wiat ws decided upon as posaesinag anore taina and les lirupleis than anily other available matitn. It Prealdent Johnlsoln o'erled serinois rebistanIcie 11ad poster did not. nt vigOurousaaaly, Y1ates was to be put in to control nittalnr. When ho was about leaving St. 1,bu11k lhe Infornint in (lho ease was retituesite-i 1 Gov. hlotohaer 1a nAk Ilov. Morlon, of indi. ana, ihat number of iarns io co hlapare IoMiasoiurl. (ov. lorton reolied, when (lie mnessage waIs deilvered, Ihai ecould nIiot say hat t'.) had a to sjall r ;lapare; th (Iire va about ono hndred thouaand a a tand willth n ty of anuaution in a ho arenal ; he woutat se whiat could be shared, anal conrfor wit bi C ov. Fletcher. Out oftthis correspoindaetlncogirev a lit coifncoAenf thta iovernonat Ptilalphia, whilchlkt,iow Ivell known wans for tle purpo1111ase amongthars, ol distribing nas thro g ont the count.ry. Ou side of ie siat ementa this ofilior hre i. iniubil abhle evilcce inl lit handsailut of PrAsident , olinon of' t lit eteata daistributlion of largo qalatatit -a or muraal toroughout tho NoIthwet.t oi vitarious e. . ~ oityall of i whihl, howver'a, arae laegal nai.,1 lalutiol eongh. - WIl~ te thei nrinhag chatnaciter of I hals ato ?3y causelts it tolbe iancduouisly rect'ivaed l'y miany,.thaoechaa'toor of thie oftlicer akIin'y thte stattement., the knaowni detspieraiothaac for' of' the loadoers ihnpiliceo(td Iin (lao tsehaeiun ndt much eorroboratlivo evidlence itecoivead,, -oausiae It to bo geineraity boliteved amattang Ite Presidenjat's adlherada iia.-Cor. New Yo'cr/, . A HerakdiPrediction, Tho New York ller'ald disposes of ilhe present paolhItical c'laiis in tho9 -following ofl. hantd 'ode nap imainnetr: A polilliaal revolution munsl, haowevetr, tat plaen shlortly that will iuark the lines tat thla - piarieis for the next quiairter of a ctury iin i this tountray. In thle Souithorn Stte, a heare will spring tal t wo distincet fanctiins-- t onte oppinaatg tho olaher f'avoring that caet Ilo' miont of (a thetlttn of' rC lorationba. Th'li rert will emibr'ato aill thle old tiire-eate c anti worn-ioui. poliial haicksa who ire set asidt lay t he cont itutiutinl amenaidmiaeiat, tamia whlo desira still to igiuro on theac puaih stage anida feed at thela iblic crib. Thlo It lor' w'ill ctinietheiS nliiaew ge'a~nraion --- t y'oung monati of h8ouath' wh'Io went inito, iht wvara thirouagh racless .gaillaint ry., atotl la 'luotl tespeclaible citizent whao dlesire at peace iami prosp5eity resltoreadta Iilit Mtates., These patrties will coniteind fot an poltIctal maistery at I li SouthI lamonig Item-. iielves,. and it is easty to predict. which sitde wvill win. in thie Northerncna Statesa, the lineti wvill bo dlrawn lhetweenath rla itcal J1aalainit antI lao lteepubllientus.''t Thte'farmer, parohin. bly'a th Ile nie't taessiona, anr cetin i niu' i th' niext t'onigiresst, leid lay itllet, Phltillip mWai &3tevenis, wtill paroclahnii theair pirogannua tacica .abolishing I th'etnstituiitin, plainag I it executive as well as legilit iv power' iaa I hi hiand of Congres,,a anad seaizinag * tpiat t (Governmets of' all (he Smithorn atatesiia amil holding Ithemt as suibduedt pro'avincea. 'fTh' Rtepuablicanst will diraw oil' in a dliast oaa-o servtivoy par'ty against thie J1acobinc radioeta, anal the latoe Domrocrats, totally- dearlisheoa and wied outti ala an organzaionai t tat eltins of thisi yeari, wvill selet thteit plato. os In one or othen of fthtao naow adiviaions. amaendmtent. party wvill caimbineo witha thae Reopulicant lpaity ahid form (lao gretat nai tleiitl organi zatlion thant will eleot tho nextl IPresident. anal rutle theotnationa feri Ithe nao'a quarter ot' a Octurity. TiIhis breaklng aup anal ireformiiat ion of po lit ical organfizatiloina iwill bo latre etaanl' *andl dittmet Itin aniylhinig ut thio kiand t hatl *has occurredca in (laiR' country - sincoe ht o' ation of the old hiepuiblicana amal Federalt part los. It wIll he grecatern atal morte sawetep. n g thatn ta, as thea nat iota ls mtore pewer.~ fiu anad (lie Issues mnore iial thn thaey wer'e' ina thaoso early (lays of thae replici. Trhi is (lie rev'ohaalion t hail is in store for' tia. II will' be a peacoeful one ; bitt whao cnn esti, a macilo the imuportanco of itsresuiils ? maonigrel sotldier's' eonvenit ion at Pilt iabuirg, the following soenesa ocouirred: Mtajor' Wilson, of Itdina, stid ho obasearv. ed th(le delegates tromt Vlirginim anal K~tase sittling stido by s Ide In toe convent ion. 1 woftdd be roeomberead (hiat th (lofrst fightling of the conflict just onedila ~occureda hett wcen these two States, at Ilasrper's Feirry, Ti or'der' (hat, the hutmble individual att (lie White Ifoutso mIght Ihave somietiig to shed tearer, oi suggestedl threooo ces fot. Kansas antI Viginia. A Delogate-You tmay: make theam tke a njr'Wilson-Yesi1 mrovo that, thea~ * take a-hug. * - The 0hairman-,-biajor' Wilsont moves that for effeet. rLaugter.J The haumeblo inah. viadual at Washinoglon amay have heal cause (a shedl (oars if the represenftatives of yur glunia and Kansas, who took ptara in the ifrst onfioet, lie groetead by thie t"BoyB In Blne." Lite John Braown partyls finally gettIng iaonest.. it owns til now (hiat It ceomeced the war by a . midnight. IhIoving atnda cuct. throat expedlition iant VIrgInIa. It. reels so eamr6 otsiucccs thati hashat.last throwni off I tg hpporiey. "Jlta wheni a man tlhinkelh ho &,agdit, Iet hlam taike hoQ'd last lho tall." ..Day .look, Nw (bl T . he1 /' AM Wv Yi very fanyi- I i 2r i O n 4) -ily /0. t why th-t. ' u'lmi Jf . t d . : . . .h ap * i 4 j I l'v t of 442 1 O w .01-1. 1 Cn t . t: i tin havin - h theye'n..ive, b1! 1z - C ll'' -: . k :t con t ituti-mal ro a b 4lyal loople 14 a . 1 i ifor nw p( et t"l. ' ., i n , eW . 4nt, wi mtd i;.- . i..*. 14lln4 to dI.: (whichl it i.- 11",) C'o,: i i re i.n i. T ;.'. 2 1 ' i , e11. I II t 144 1 24.24 i 24 1. 01i~ TVf KI 1 o f A1 I ' I T. I MVI t E 1 T4,N Thel followims 'i a que[td to act Ow.\P h l Mlajor A .. I D '. 11. 1 .1.% .1) .lajor W 114.1 :.\ g i' i tb 11 - . M Al i b i S. Dr. .1 . . 'I 'Ib. u 10. . d . W. .\l.: I':n '4a (424' ..n ~ r)~i'i J \ I I "I . .- ~ ):I I 2 1 2& pro. t4.( I~~~~~~ I. w,, I. f,1 r, Iv ! - 4 422 8 4 I . 1'. T1 i M . In 2 l aIl 1 The44.. 42'2o2r4t of ' ( i: 1411', l'> 11d. I,. a422114in. r whe' . ' h-. 22, 2244 : .1 : 14h.11< :4t. 11 to 1.i 41~ h44 14. th-red ozthe 14ll1 Ifthe 1:v 1 . orv, 12144. the as4 t o the1244' I natur4 of 2441 2:21demn14 'Iat they we.re to .'2 do. I' i 2: r the:2 1. irst oath1(.' IUu12 i ' was n2o;24 : y . . 2.r y :. h.i been4~ t n::1 (. .-' b .12 4.! ...-..i - un ( h' ecncal meani'1 i.14'4'4 24 4' f i:. eii res in he t. 2 :N for ' in 1in- th 24 4 42442 142 feature,22215 yet14 it m-: ee bar I . .:2. in wh.a (I'12 s 44 alway 2)c '444.s ~in r4Ie nt~i: t . h anl ;:nn ti on the2. Ilaw~ 44 n ..1.e reco'. 4.i.2ed2 anl i t ictio of e..lor1'. 1244 1!: gi11fvin1g cri4enc.4.s144 .. ii They h ( j 424 4.n negroek8 21 orn 2 t..4:lv~ sin ' 41vidence 1 . 2h 2 timonyC,l4. 1but11 1o.had( 244 l'er 01. rt2 i2.14 1 2(gldep is o'li m e ll'2gfin iie and1 112hen$ worth andd4. te p~iWtl jur4 r are1 the"2W po p lerhl jud e f what11 that wor~1'.'ith il. tesun onymtefors uto h .cnrrykow ih at by ch testmon litik aresuppiedy in thew chainof 1 .. dence whichcol no4 b btiedi An luialy i of thu Consititutional Amoud 10unt. a re~cit SiiSt0 we inade Sonic few eI0 Ith n'.1poil t ills me ItSItre nkow eXeit En liluell attenition t (rongon01t tile emit t ry. Tho Yorkville /",),1uirt'r Y':! tvt ros our article. It say, we r d to neCep th0 Situation w'nt"lliuch more ado." Wo sim . y r ind ou:- worthy collteiImpor-ary I t it i. ot tit(. sit.tlion we tucept inl 1. n'e ic pits it, but it is a current "v !:,6 (lr I w Ve necept, ais ill existing o-i. We lelievo tlie Amendment a ilivud lipoll u, it not inl its ro f dif. int the tininner'I pro ut ) do to the Con h I h ill y 1 the way. doIf inf . takzing~ articlo is to - -n ia I n lyti. of tile \owahnntand thuls i 'f t't uAme!.lent b1:.1 e tho first f hI- h I: I t, U FY 11 14 . i ! 11 I yi i C fW 41w i i 1ite Stah.s. ,W o n1e111 "" m;;V J h rv.- ions or the \~1 :JAiY gvlyplally (()' every3 -t~r "Ntat ill 6he Vi'aill.- Tha1t. ourl * i uay be pefectly plint to ry one wlhI h:1 ot gle illtu the mtits o(he paper now cony:-idered, wey i rt I ff l. ilnl tlef proper pla1ices rval cla tis. The fleclaratory t0 ieb wi iv alluded iS Ill \ pier ofts b il r iaturalized il i a e :11111 supject to lhe i -i-m tihrlt ol, ar citizens of'. : I 'litd 'tates and of the State ~hifcia they re.side."' ,o Ill bIIrn it), itand to b Ie mfin er tie . -i ' Ai:inc , h11 e t l nlit d States, th*n1 mi th oly <t'alit tions 'aUs n prop ll.-d to ( titt t pe r Ii' I citiit- f t I ar oli naill. The eisei han (1"1(f, this claluso wonljbl ! . to tnke every nt. gr a citizent of th, Statleho wasrborn in the United il ilo s %o l l o w residea inl tiis '[lie 1. ilthecdition the of th ne Nhw oe ot i mplylt1 ithe r 1 It of wil discove in the lfllowings o ctixo. Thel firstl.' unouitryclaus is as fol-iii I c~iio ' Itatthall mak oryti t;enfocod "tel ated Sta t at '."iv T 'his ihu i ntiref~llyrdimdant'~f TIheti t x rti th.llS o unlt whleat i wior ~tliof te ontritiois ah 'iIit Iftrtil 110 Ai ,-lo ' . tnifll1hSat halh T.ll t con InuIC lit Iry caue redsot -' hi i llii an!eu y tti dprie anyo I I I~ l).t Ife, flite i t rct ' rit )' t nfnolt, due Iroe! of l . j~l II th nhl Ato iele nf~~l of th is nmn I olfl flliitllllf fliitfloin. ~ 'Ci ITh e itifaneofa imprtv Uhi 15118ll~ :IC Stell'I'8 dony to lianyI wl)l~l i thalljfi .itt t udit:in the Thigr refree nt fthel StlalIte fSoth tire lina *lut< talready1 antipted ; for11 -111tu of (ie lateo extr8 f'ha ssoco deie the (ternS tperse fcod lr, and 11(k'to tar the its!101 l of it e son~ eht artiy ut ive alt "'Oidrs "theequa ti--Neeliong tof the law rSjI. v ut~es 001n) ieig t thihe provision of this 1M axtion:i ofl~l the rndengll. to whfi' tlchehslolenfoo quoted,-it of-ei d 11ntf tte il4titharosela hs already1 1)u' te t~it~le sano f prvion ineispetof tllOIer'ons (naliti to herly il, tOr nan. ram~ed thereupson. cIn duach bing te tnot on ree anog d cig ouo thefr Urlt Staths, aoreiiay enate d ema .lp ordr toet th flban of its male citizens shall bear to tile whole number of male citizens twenty-one years of ago in such State." It will be scen that this section Plainly implies the -right of overy State to decide for itself who shall not vote within the bouilds of its juris diction. Furither investigation into its provisions shows plainly that, it is an toendmient to the third clause of see tion 2nd, Article I of the Constitu tion' In or'der to bring before Ite mind of the reador directly the prp visions of the amendment and that whioh it amends; portions of th two are placed in Juxtaposition as follows. TilE ORIGINAL. TEAUNAET " llepresenata--"tpecttf tives aniid direct' shall le iippoir taxes :4hal bi alp- ti'mcd a tf ht portioned among totrA the several %State. cordi il to i,1 whihell .Iay hrill- ln! )0c I I % il Cided wV i t hi 1 iii ers, Count this 1Unioln, ac- ille. . l 1 o I v cordinl)g to their iid-'cc (X per res p1iv inn11.. 1 - ' : t adigto t h11 wholo lmubiler OF fre per~sonls, n. builnd to service fil. a teom o 1 .-'ars, atol cXhnii -i iniills not t ..ed, three fif'ths ot . all oes per Now let us coritite ain i'An th urve oft h c pvi.cordin in'! thco ir te -ii0111t0111011(s. An Nyl e w i-oh it I t i O-t ly inilderstoo tbrt wo alre sit in inghe hol Amend itIit impartially. Ioi per tide I'e fa&vorl ieidtler. it. I. rection iioit its adoption by otir St ate, lt - tv its a judge of sits iiiivi'its we Ai(, baviii" imwithil tie fear of the a dicls te n-. the favor ov. tine Cofiirvativhe bofore oud enatents. Ahintuc we wih it deis sary nsoe of odr xtha we: are i i culi i dy mtoupyn 1111011 Ctis A im t -n ment mtiter. But to the imstiga lioln. Tile cfavt ill Lie Constitution nia brases the dit ietr esiviz ai(11) allifrer the eaoi the tP~liaials tor thve for of ter Cofyrivs before ollueyes. Thi much15 wge jt hidin hets Ooar as s ifour exchans h aro pe. nuiliry "ofuchy''lil upon t, cnd. medn matdr innunt to te inetia hne cotin the Cisofnst~litt ie braes chracer ditnct cae, iz : (a)5 alotre. persos, (b)ystonsh bound toi srieet1ii fortermeo ercs, asd( txed.i byTher ountint tinendimentf timerm of iersn inscaeitt ex citsnot Inian tl taed."mne0W~' h amied jme10 nt the p oses changaelin thver baofersentat iCon.. vTion charadtori tatilae deserves!0 noice. ~ It inlfhistorices~alytit l ta repreenttion fborhe i ntgroef a o.. tnmainded by : i ti owners5 at thle imesi of reisit w nt unt i tiely stmokc ontr consete tatothe slavst trad shoub11 l ti he aolio in 188,d that thle oth strtuanoi-theveryroembedrsaofIthemLoli ien~tin ' i wohrat, thui'ed in-lilieo thisI ofhre-f'elfth repesolat ion it Wivery partolish~Oed, ad therefore reoneenation tis ertriokn iout. boe caeo then is nheeSar in thati putnco h onstitutionalha in-I~Oi5~ strumeo n tust deflieo thepoitical stsof t heo ttitinAnegrl ay t ash iseoitrliior -in nth omrae of tihe bsOCils et -intainomte be ade Soi ten there isth ing~i unctofsettiona 2ind thish propstrcd chngilte basi s of representai. c rtrtion i teini ofl corone so tile of ed the Constitioa rhenAont hall lie conaied in the frt clauser of the sec.' osit levsiton.inl~Ytl Woe se wrall taten ltin tor iiot teyn parh of eton 2nd, whlcivfchietot tihy basi of reit ipresenttion acer mrgttse t iicertai-no oenon ispre niefd thenai' thf reprsttiion sal be reduI~cdt ie a :certainpopor, t in. lehird proviion ievs ti opinl wit fhosovera tte whther corlino they shalle extend this ehrt ivo faniy o 1to athse persio, who il h defr te iar nusto i means-o 1 mrte, nofpren hiadiond101 ll)ri~tscin o ufa~~tr itheni. h ontttoa Amendmentbp on'cdupo us8it wil iniv b h outhaiotl le ill c oqune >f ts proliptivo crhqarkoto.at *We hakno exted this artiloay torher nh hisof anahyir, bold wil efler ten esidation;el inotea icr is )o -h iour-a wiltca hoarthsibqakr tha wil baot Ipo ths led .totoin islative depart mncts.of Government. The former regards Congress as not Constitutionally organ'ized ; the latter charges tihe President as colltiding with traitors, and therefore implicated enough to deserve an impeachment. If the President continue to hold the present Congress as a usurper, and they consider hii as such, the con test will begin by a bold stroko for the asendonecy. No doubt the prelimina ries will be, on the part Of Congrcss, a series of net-s which they know the President w1 ve o, and on. the part of Andrev doiimisOn, it will bo the exer eie of the veto power. After this, it it; too :4-mi YtO I aI beairings as to .what wvillil , x, |it 1iha tulost Casa~tl view oft the tI:Iis(n Io f eveitS nw, W01114 l'd one t .- i 'e that. a shock Vill colle to.) vtr.it: to 1 ave this Goveinnet a it Iel it. . Tho Formanontly Incromed Powers- of Coigross. We refer the reader to the cahn view takenii of' Ame-crican ,politics by the uo Tim,. It is umpij;esionia ,bly true Ihit powrci has glided from tle S t; Goverl n ts into the United States' G.vernom . The grea t ctra i power so longo deprecated by fain-:'ecig tat .Aomin hmasi alreauly arisen, awl shutsl now like ani. A male hite, h olu a l sit er I i c is above all the invi: I r hh g ave it ex isteece. What we of *he Si th were educated inl, th h the >ry of State' lights, is only om'a imi il I i, :l he who stops Iow to l yacclv wIds on-snelh a topic revels inl Itop'i: ecn and loisses his fra granII n the desert air. It is unac counhm ! y-strange that soI of u. in the Soutlh are so slow to ' realizo our true situit ion. Absolutely conquer ed, we are not in a condition to on courage any topic that will lead to dis sensions aimong ourselves. How any sane 0i can enclice ve or any method to avert the eontrol over us by the ma jorify rule, wo do not understand. While we are hair-splitting upon prin. eiples of governmiiceit ats wo under st:ai thim, and declaring what we will do ini certaini cicumstanices, we arc actimally governed every day upon pri icipleai of' goveorwnont. as aL fmajo~ri.. ty of the- North gudersI'tanids tlhemi. Nor is the a ray of hopo) to us that we svill be governed in any other way. Whiy nlot, lien lot us of the Southm resut-upoo our oairs politically and awvait the demands of the party in powv.er', and when the issue is fairly and spuarely prlesented will be tiumo enon1~h .to divide or agroo amnong ourselv s what is best to be done. Situated as we .tro it cali serve no good endi to coinmmit ourselves upon any < iestion touch ing our F~edeiral. rela tiollsc. Honu. G. 1'. Townios, of Greenvillo. Ini another column will be founid acn extract, Iroinm the (I remivillo Miountain eer, conmtciaiig resolutions adopted ati a public meeting held ini Grecenvillei la tely. A mong the'is 0one coumpl imoen tary of Mrc. T'owN 1s, S3enator from that District-. Mr. TPOWNEs was thel author of the lali wl~iieb became a law, in ro-I gard to thme suispenisioni of the Counrts, I though tho ' ill was niot passed as originally f'ramned by that Seniator. We have however alluded to this matter especially to note the fact tha-,~ Mr. Towns has become editor-in,.. chief of the G reenivillo' E~interprzi. WVe know (lhait wi th -the indomaitablo energy lpossssdlb that gentleman the A'ikrprise is bounid to piovo a sue.. cosa. Long maciy it live. Death of a Mini~tor, it, is withI imuchi ret ret thit.wolcarn the deathi of' lHov. 11.8.- D~ourlass, e of' the M inisters who lately attened lie P're'sbytercy at thiis phl cc, anid '.ho, e f'or the h:t ('wo or thraoe year's hansl.con a P.astor oif (lie - Presby eiain (Chumrch at. U~ln iou irt Ilionse. \Vhihlt in at- ,a tendaneCO upon~ thie P'resbytery loroc, he wais the guest of thle den1jior Editor of' this p.aper' ; ti,. thiere(fore, feel inoro thanii ordmr m~ '~Iiterest inI the sad( jin- a ml uiicencut of the death oi(f 'his ytung is uiistei', whomi we esf.Nm<n>dt a niost ,, worthy an id promi ing seClrvalt of the n~ (1hamirch. 1ie left us, feeling .slighitly ti indih-iPosed, eon Mondaliy mloilninmg, the a th imst., for his homo at Uinion' C . H. (oiiig ais far as the Rov. -Mr.~8&yo's i im Chester I)istriet, hao was takn Ill and (lied thierei, on Sunday momting ~ f'ollowin-thie Idth instant. Again all-( we remiiided, thant '-'n the idst of lif ek, we ar'e in deth"- dst t TEhe hiey. iR. S. D~ouglass w~as L nal- 1 tiroe of thins District,'and thle nlumerCous ri friends of 6he family sympathize wvithi R themi in their afiltotion, as wvell aithi the (Church for its loss of a prom ing ce anld useful young diinister. -ti ' Vor'y Dosirable, it The ichmond Tuimes ar'gics that th thme groat-or parlt of the -iadnc'al j$rty t will not subscribo to tihe ultr'a gens.. e uros against the South domnandon, by ki lie ogtromists uclh as5 Steons, Jint4r ud( Pihillipsn and th:at y n.. o fortablo one, but after all the 'IYmes is presuming to ropresenb the- -views of the moderate men of the Radical party. It is impossible to foretell what the next Congress will do, because they have ~cu so far loose - from all fixed principles. ILook Out for Stars. Professor Newton, of Yale College, and Professor Furguson, of the Na tionai Observatory, are preparing to take scientific observations on the ox peeted meteorio display in November next. This meteorio shower is ex pected to occur abVt8 the 12th of next month. Like some weather proplhots, profe'osors of astronomy have been for several yars past predicting acl'au event, so there is no doubt that they w lI hit upot a right prediction some of these days. Star gazers may look out therefore about the middle of No vember to see sights. Pioking Cotton. We find some of our exchanges call ing attentionl. to the insuflicient amount of bagging used in pack ing cottona. We observe oil 'our own streets cotton merchalts havingd addi tional bagging put around the cotton they have bought. It is said that in somc places cotton buyers will give as much as one cent more for cotton where it is well bagged.. Eleotions N.orth. Oi the- Gth of Novorplbcr clectins'v will take placo in- the following States: in New York, New Jersey, Massaehn setts, Michigan, illioi, Wineonsin, Mlinnaesota, Missouri, Kmisas,.Noveda Maryland and Delaware. - Killing Frost. S'uch had we in this scetion last weck. Several of our exchanges com to us with the same announcement. Octton Orop in Alabama. Mr. D. E. Cork informs us that a recent letter from. his brother-in-lawp D. It. Coleman, Esq., of Chambers ounty, Alabama, states. that in that portion of the Stite the cott n 3rop) will hardly be more than one bale to ten) acres. l'e United Stntes is now~ governed by i miaority. Thear old4 idea that. the a. >rity, uinder a republican forni of gov. rnment, could at. all tinies 'shap~o thet aws', control the fi-eign; and doinestic iolicy of' the country, and ta.ke-care of. he conust ituttioal lierties of tiho p~eople, ms8 been entirely repiudiat ed by' the 'ladicals.- A boaut two-filiha of tlic vo. erFs of thu niation rule ad domaineer >ver' the othaer three-fflt.hs. The Conasti.. ut ion is no longer .necepted .hby tho rul nag iuet ion as-the ultimat o arbite (r of aill poumsua almetin~g thet right, of A mteri; -:an estaizens. A igh~er law~ has lieena \staihe~td. Theii party in power ha via g >htmmura.d thle' oflices4, havoy pro ,haimaed heir initenion( to hoild themti byv any and veray means that imy be neacessary. B a'ft and' ulsurpatlion t hey hiavye an ageli .o1e elnade, theo Souathearn States fromo all 'arta tainm the affairs of' the Gov. rantzt, and tie peopl '1a iro prevent ed roum makintg their01 v'oices be.asd tharouyh ho mnedin iiof tihe balI.)t.box. A ce-ard-. tag to the inadicationsa furniishe~d L~v the alto cotesats in the Nortthern Stat.e.2, tim cgal voters of the Connltry are divide.l Sa follows: .. - tgainst the lRadicals (North) 2,000,000 kgamsat thaelRadicoals (South) .1,500,000 Total 3,500,000 'or the lIndicals (North) '2,400,000 or tho iRadicals (South) 100,000 Total 2,.00,000 Thais eatimate,. whicha is a fauir one, hews that there Is to-day a majority of ot, less titan one mailliotn of the popilo (f hao na tion opposed to the '"Torchand. nrpentine" fact iona. And yet, th lao 0 ho are hielples~e, NAxr Unttas llhuo.e-rin.--A. Ventera lIe gentlematn with whtot we recenatly on versed, assured us that .apidersq were heo -best. baromaeters vet produ~cedl. Thie farOmter 'invenited b.y thec scienttille, hte flirmed, otly aidicatedl tho kind of cet~aher we a to hanve inmmedmntely 'hile sp~dors namerritagly told thle elar ac .or of tho weather foar se vetal days in dvar co. For instance, if'.thle weathera I likely to become raitty, witndy or in theqr rceets disagreeable, theo Epiders take very ahort and firm .the termitn ng filatments on Whtich teir webs are tspenaded UI on the contrary, thaey an o the terminating filamnats. fastena. igs uncommonaly long, thte wonather will )fntmno . sore- from ten to a dozen' Ilys, Siders-nsnially make alterations in tear webs once in 24 ihours. If' thtev rototally indolent, and do' not evoen .atlch for flies, raina will speedly enstno the spidora stay out upon tiinote img a shower, anad soem actively en. lgedh in puaiting aflfairs in good condli. an, it is certamt proof thtat thae raina will a of short duration, and that it'nwill be oar Weathaer for seome time. .-if, during to stormi \Y~eatior, tito spiders aro soon cing their damaged nlots in the evening ,cerlamly. imdien'tes thant than la w.il. pleasnant and that the rain itroyer for o present., Our informant has oftena tnessed tis reenlt-whten the s'ky look.. mnost thareatening, and-ho has ,never own thea sign to fail. ilillerIh Local Items Now Advortisolnonts. Bacot, Rivers & Co.-Attention is directed to tlho Iirgely inca sed stouck of Groedries &c., advertised by tlhis firm. Messrs. B. R. & Co. have have entered the cottin matr ket, an1d hence the prepa. rations they havo inade to neet the wants of lartpers and planters who would do well to give them a call. S. 1j. Clowney, Clork of Court-UIt to lead. See the advertisement of G. 1). Ladd. & Co. All kinds. of nico thing.; are kept on hand or prepared to order by this firm, and "weddin fixins" '&i-. Call iad see the ladliisome d1isplay of coniec. tions &c, tat G 1). 1Ildd & Co's SADLES, HARNESS, &c. r i IE siubscrhine iis on innd ail( . is con1s1t tly m1.i anuIi fAelul iitig SA lDII'$ IS l ARLN lCSX, and11illIt) Lts or all dcr o anti every Iti le in .his int or h b t n rial. . lso, U IN BA NDS of every size. lReparing done wit h All work warrant'ed. Call nid see pricee low. ALSOTO RIENT. the6 Iore al Present occtpied by Al r. .his. D. Mlhor.. . i ti , out 23-t( WHITE WINE VINEGER, JUST R 'im JE.V1VEU nY DuBOSE EGLESTON & CO., NO. 3. hOTEL RANG'E. VG\US111 DAIRtY CimEE1"sE, - NEW CRI(E1tEli,. COFFEE, oct 18- . NEW -GOODI!I r 1 subscribers inito. o ifudjol to their otaiinag Ithe uisual var'iet y of Inyados oiiin, Trtitnings, ('lonks, Shatwls - nIo~esptgals, . .iaet, - , Cassimnerex, Kientuky Jea-ns; lai's, Shaoes and Bots li ntware, .('rockery, OI is :ar* (',ih taliti itt lte:{e to s elare a liberta palrunnyo by3 se'lling ni sin dl pr'ofits. K IiCIlIN;',o Alc\.S'ill & C), oct 18..tr 11oel Iiit4e CONFECTORY, .1 a~e jus't received ta large suppy of eveary vai ety Of CON FECTIONARIES. --All kinds of Cak o~r, C'tpids, liiards, Uold tandl -iklg $ilver litcave Praoserves*, * Jolliest, Sardi noi * Soaps, W~e are' also P'prre to fuanlislr Weddliin or P'arty Supjpers witha Cakes, l!un 0or hIgh. ly oraolcted. Country Btores wislig Io purchaso atny rumoutt (of C'ANDIKlIgfroth 25 to 100 pounad would find it to Ithir interest, to call and examtino our* at ook. * ()D, LA DD, &c00. No. I, airjl id oc Itango. *ROCK ISLAN CASSdi~EREs, ALLI QUALr'IIES. aa ooi 23-tr O OF