The Advertiser, after si.ylnjr that 8
ttf. L. Adami,
Sditor.
Aufki.y.TM Till! CoJifBTITITIoX. The
Vmnyf iMiiocrai In lln Xorlli re call-
lor Ualu-rVi lute sH-ecb in reply lo IJe..j,t. - f- i lou,1,J for '"'I;"J, ' "" L'""t'
na-
lUrkaatae .i t.trralt t-aarl.
Mortk Ttrm, IhCI,
OMOOW CITY I
SATURDAY", MARCH 10, 1801.
mlii, iililxl.hr npplnu.l.d by iho JU II- , , p,,..;,., i v j... v,i,.h j,.ii. 1 tion to save IVoit. TIm-j lliit.k that
can prete, mlil," We do not burn Hint nx-nt revived fur $572.4 1. KHy for pllf. llif II publican can w.ll afford to roue
lie contributed t.i.ythliijr towards peuc I A. F. HciV . I'.ivul McLtnyhlin
uIjIu solution of Hit difficulties now oiiiire- Jiidtrnn lit by default nifiiiiut defendant for
ln the nation." Does III Adnrtm-ruii. KU! "
v.. II U..L .Air I.. ...... I-.,.
dcratiwd llwt Jo Lane "contributed any- ,.. , , i k " .
to preserve from radical ehnnio." In tliut
sense, nil who oro now opposed to recwi
fclnictinir tho Government, but wihli losiin-
port tho Conslitution just as it in, ore ' con-
me, the amount
claimed l.y tlm plaint IT (alow wms not
when he declared in the U. 8. Senate lli.it ' the summons, lut on the Mum
. . r. nr. r .. till I'lllllH Ullll l.rilVl'll III! Uflllilllil lit
ir Mm licnerm uoveriiiiii-iii t niorcin inn v v - i - -
fn wit ill Small Carolina it would have to
I'.eatervatlvrt.
Wo know of no word In the Euillsh
language that bin been more misapplied tnrl iHaeeahhj volution of the f,,re ihe Justice of ilu P.-i
tiiun mo wora couiervulive.' weijtcr ' - -it
defines it correctly to meuii " one who aims
llir. o witneMut, and took jitltf nifitt by di
ruu t. I lie JniljinM.l was rcvcrM uu the
Itmuiid (hut I lie JiKiicv jrnve Judgment for
a Idvalt-r nuiiMiiit tluiii wna in hi oiii'l in
I t . i ii . i i lit. mtiiiiiiAtii lli.a pw111 riniinl imf liflii
Bi-rmtives.' Thoao who are In favor of the ",r " l"u" ""'-. "" " Z 7h. " J i 1, .T, n "
old territorial policy of J,-, Madi.on, dta"'M ex n of loyl7 to . Union "Jj Jjj j
ond Wavhinjflon, n nil lU-publicaiu ore, nni1 u Drin- ,n,,ll7 ,"rl ,''l, r"l , he l..k-u by ih ThiiIi II fore a Junw iii.I.m
nra conservatives nnd not those who favor "J muw 'w inniniiiuiHi. ji whs jmi o,e olll,t cl.iiiiml wis imiuiil in I lie sum
. .,.!!,. ti. -nr,i ,.,...,. such a sih'Hi in wo i-xiwcti'd onr Senator ; inon. Klliott for plft. Joimsou funli fi,
...... . . u. ... .... i . . .... t. wnul.l nx.ku nnon mull an ocmsion. Tho I'- ' 'k J- ',M,r'' JMW"i-tit
iivo im ween uo 17 i..o ift-.i.w.uHu ur- - . . ; " . ." . .lefimll t.w H0U8. Jol.u..n f..r lilff.
1 " : .
J.J. JMhiiriv vs. li.viil Artluir. Ju'X'
" jia$ Ovrr hit drwl Mi"
The speech of Si-iintor I!.ikT
was noili-
gam for the last five yeart to mean either wtlmcnte it coi.luin.Ml, ..re the Mine that
a pro-ilavfry man, or ono who " JiJn'l l,lire n n "vTl J CUJ
care whether slavery was voted up, or "t,,r. 0,", ,0 ""I'l that tho Advertiser
ilnwn" Tim unr.l piiiinrviiliv In CllilorS (Ill illL' (liv. sled of niirlr lilil.dlieM
nnd bixtry) would not endorse, tlx-in, is to
Kiipposa that they nre ol the character de
scribed in 21 IVti-r, 2, 12.
It happens too that tliii same number of
the Advartixrr tliat whines about Col. Ka-
now nscu in wusinnuton Litv. to mean a
traitor. Those who nro openly ai;d orow
cdly disuniouisla, or symp illiize with them,
nro conservatives. Mr PurIi, a disuulonlst
from Alubnma, in a vpeech in Coiiuri ss a
littlo more tlmn a year ago said "Tho kl'r' 'lisposition to enforce the laws us not
truest eorafin and wisest statesman, "coiitriniitiujr onytiiuix lowar.ls a pno a
ship demand a speedy termination of all as- ' solution of the ibnienlly," Kives us the
ociation wilh such confederntes, (tl.o Free Advrrtis. r"s proruinnie f..r n volution,'
States), and the fuinint'on of another Union " lolloivs-- i no supremacy ol tii f.U.ral
of States homogenous in population, iuntitu-
tion?, interest, and pursuits.''
According to that definition, llurliannn,
who has, through his whole administration,
been cncourni'ii.'r nud awistin'r traitors, is
authority must he mii'mlninnl, wiiatkvkk
1IR THE CONSKltt'F.NCKR." That Veiilillliilt
uttered liy Col. linker, would, of cours.',
be the irrepri saiblo coudiet (.'one to v rd,
whilu endorsed by tho Advertiser, it fur-
...... I..! I .. I . .. . (, rl I. I..
a conservutivo. fjccrclary Moyu, who has "'ius n praccnuie wnwm oimuiioiu
been busy for the last two or three years difficulty!
in robbing all tho Northern nrscnuls of
guns, and shippluj them down South (or
the uso of those who liml resolved lo over
turn the Government as soon os Poufjlus
or a Republican should be elected I'rcsi-
sioxiFiCANT. A liri'ckinri.lo corrc-
siiomii'iit ot the Auvrtiscr writing Irom b in
Frai:cisco, suys:
" I am ready lo believe that the day is
a distant oiks pro we will liWiold n L. S
dent, is a conservative. The Depnrt incuts Si-nalo from thu lnuids of this present
in Washington City, which nre oil stuffed i-'Uisl.Uiiro. in.- asp nni can...Mt.s are
Mm !. I. i called ilium lo iuMre that i.tiL-nst body,
of swapgcruiff disi inon clerks, who 1 , .... .,, ,
ii-. 011 ,'"! lireseiit coiiiht.nn of ll.e i.aliou
liavo lately robbed tho Government ofs. v- liryia, but uvUis. Tho days of honesty
crai million dollars, nro according to ru;rh ..rn passed, und public prolesj.ous uru out
fairly lousy with conservatism. The rebels ol place
who iiavo lutcly seized tho forts in North The idea that a candidate for the U. S,
and South Carolina, Florida, Louisiana, Senate, In order to get elected, must repu
and other Southern Stntes, nre, like John diate 'honesty' and nit with a lejr on each
Brown, who seized tho Ilnrper's Ferry side of tho fence (neither Union nor (lis
Arsenal, conservatives. There nro jut union, neither Breckinridge nor Doughs),
two classes of papers that talk a great deal show tha ear-marks of homo mauuluctured
about conservatism, just now. Ono class ' correspondence.' The style, too, is much
.is composed of Southern traitors, who Imte ' t'i"t of an ex-Governor on " incipient
tho Union nnd are trying to destroy it. I htntcs. '
r:.i. ..!.. - . . I
""u7"" " 1 " That Kuihiutiox. - Lansing Stout
torn Vm other class is composed ' writl(1 H.at he thinks of return ng lo On-
.iu.ii.tin pU.oS1,va .or .rn.snn, wno nre 0V(!1.,ad 8iri),r Io ,,,,
win..v l0 cat any q-ianmy o mrc, nn.isui). ,,. ,,lu prts,,lt (roll,,,c, m Ml(,(
i io any au.oaiu o. mora, mid poi.t.ea. f))rc lUl,n .; ha ft ypry ,C)lvy fm.
uum.b ....... , uimoiiou- !,.! , Oregon next summer. If the
lsis. un mis class ol jouriuils, n cotv
scrvativo always means a vrry tlirlt Jog,
ililtieulties spukeu M Iciici) tins cm gratinn
on us, what sort of peoplu will they lie?
If they nro " poor wli'tes" from the South,
Owning Up. -Tho organ of Southern
Methodism nt San Francisco, has carefully th.-y will odd but littlo lo our wealth or
weighed tho wiiola matter, nnd comn to intelligence. If they are from tho North,
tho conclusion that our present troubles ''"'y will be nu ungodly set of cowards,
cannot be healed by " President's Messages'1 We do not believe however that an emi
(a wipo at Buchanan), by " compromises gration will bo caused by tho ' dilTlculties'
of punii) stricken pigmy politicians" (a at all, but that if one comes, its conduct
thrust at Douglas, Cox, Valland'ghnm, B'g- will bo tho result of a long premeditated
Icr, Ac), or tho " anathemas of fanatical, purpose,
sectional prients" (a lunge at tho Southern
Methodist parsons). Tho paper charges
that " tho church has dono much towards
Skxtenckii. Thu jury in 'tho case of
0. P. Goodull, who was tried hero last
wort Tin tin. iitiii.l.i n D !......
. . , . .. , i ...... .... tin. iiii.it... if. v. 1 . 1 llll.-., If.f-
",MnM,d u" "lc i. uuuiri., inei. says .iP,,.
"J.et Ilio clmrch purge itself of its cr- (
rors of teaching an I practicp, and conie
w. v .... wn. in. villus ,... ir.iLi.. -1 I .... I .
. . . , , oinmendation to the mercy or the Court
llOTffl with our Lent lu.r in U n. , tt,..i . ....
. . , . , , A llew ,r"11 wns 'nv'ed by defendant's
.....en u. u.o pro slavery reason III Hie Ot- , r, .., .
ton Slates has been suticrimliiei-d liv the . ' ' '
, , . . . , . . . ' uoimiiiu seuienced to live years in the
penitentiary, $100 fine, and
a verdict on Saturday morning, after
aving been out all night. Tho verdict
was, guilty of manslaughter, with a ree-
falso tcachirg of lying parsons who have
taught tho politicians that tho Biblo justi
tied " tho sum of nil villainies." Let your
cAiirrft pura itself,'' by all mcntn, " and
como back to tho old paths," trod by
Wesley, nnd even decent infidels. Your
costs. Tin-
ease will bo taken to tho Supreme Court
on writ of error. In tho meantime, the
defendant is at large, on bail of $5,000.
Dog Ci'rsr Tho Ohio State Auditor
damnable teaching is, wo fear, loo deeply reports the damages done to sheep l.y dogs
rooted in the Yancey rebels, to bo eradica- in 18.'.!), in Ohio, ns follows: Xumber sheen
ted by nny ' purging' you may resort to- killed, 41,979; value, $77,170,25. Nam
but God is merciful, nud perhaps yon may her sheep injured, 22,750: amount of ininrv
Bare your own souls from hell, if yon can't $25,227,08. Total amount of injury to
savo tuo Union. Let tho 'irm' be
pono Into ot once. " It mau be too
lute a year hence.
Kxrioiiisu P.nrv. The Mountaineer
says that a movomcnt is on foot to explore
the country east of tho Cascades .lnrin-r
sheep hy dogs, $102,308,33. Lxking
county snUVrcil more than any other, its
loss In-ill;; 3;?,474. In Oregon tho law
makes it justifiable to kill unv deg that
is aeen chasing a sheep. A good law it is.
No Crkiht. Since tho South Carolina
this summer. Tho head waters of John merchants have quit paying Northern debts,
Day's nii.l Malheur rivers arc supposed to the New York merchants are not mn.-l. i!
offer inducements to gold seekers, and nlso clined to respond to Southern orders un-
to contain large tracts of land fit for settle
ment. It is proposed that two companies
start atioiit the first of June, the ono from
tho Dalles nnd the other from Eugene
City, both to meet somewhere on the head
of John Day's river. Hon. Aaron Payne,
of Yamhill, wishes m to state that he will
bo ono of the company, an J hopes Mr,
Myers and Pierco Trimlmli will accompany
tho expedition. He desire to visit tin
sceno of tho Bannock massacre, and bury
the bones of his onfortnunlo relatives who
were murdered by the Indians last fill.
We hope that tho company will be strong
enough to avenge the blood of these mur
dered victims, after they have buried their
bones. Who will go?
Survey oCooi River. Senator Ba
ker bas written Profesaor Bache, asking
that Coo river may be surveyed. He has
toeosMred tliat it will b included in the
work of a surveyiag party Uurlug the pres
ent seasoo.
less ncconipaiiied by the cash. The N. Y.
Post publishes the following order Irom a
Charleston meixhaut lo a New York fiim.
and the answer, both scut by telegraph:
Charleston merchant to N. Y. firm:
" Send me sixty barrels of flour."
Answer of N. Y. firm:
" Eat your cotton, d n you."
un nt hy default for $40. K Hy for i.lff.
Tiio. .M. Cully vs. Jonhili ll iin- r et id.
Default nif iint llmuir for $227,41.
SliHtiuek k Couls.iu for pi IT.
W. J. Hiinllniry vs. On-n Kellogg.
Jailii.ueul hy .leiaiiit tor i.iie hundri-.i nud
twenty-five dollars. Shaltuik & Coulson
fijr plff.
W. P. Dolnnd vs. J. M. Moore and M.
R. Itanium. Judgment revived ngaiint
Moore for $3, 1 B 2. Shuttuck k CouUou
fur plff.
Slate of Oregon vs. Clackamas George,
an Indian. Ii.dielmeiii for l.i.rse-stei.bug.
Page pros, ntl'y; Johimou for ih ft, by up
poiiitineul of Court. Y.-rdicI, ' Not gu.hy.'
Slate of Oregon vs. J. II. Ariupru-st.
Ileeoguiz-iucu lorfuited for $2,0UU. Puge
for Slate.
City of Portland vs. L land k Stout.
Suit to i j-i t defeudauta from " Maiket
Sipn.re." V. rdict for plff. Curlier mu.
hiii.ttiick for pur, Williams unit I'age yr
(. fis. Goes to Suiirciiiu Curt on wr if of
error.
Slate of Oregon vs. O. P. Goodull. In-
.lietmeut for murder in the sirond degree.
Ycrdict, guilty of ihuusUughter. Motion
for new trial denied. Sentenced lo five
years n peuileiitiary, and fined $100, and
en-ts. Tnis case goes up lo the Supreme
Court on writ of rrror. Page for State;
Williams, K.-lly, and Johnson for deft.
Geo. Keuuiau vs. John I). IVtund wife.
Deer. .-of lor.cloMire for $1,270. Kelly
for plff.
A. Ilolbrook vs. A.J. Vickersnnd wife.
D. cree of loreclo.-uro for $239,40. Kelly
fur plff.
J. K. Kelly vs. Abrrnethy k Ilolnirs.
Decree ol foreclosure for $13,898,24.
Piff pro so.
F. S. Holland vs. Geo. Aberncthy.
Foreclosure for $ 1,7 15. Kelly for plff.
R. lVntlaiid vs. Geo. Aberncthv. Fore
closure, for $S,972. Kelly uud Johnson
lor plir.
A. M. Harding vs. W. W. Harper
foreclosure lor ?.j38,27. Kelly lor plff.
J. A. Struwbri.lg- vs. W. W. Harp. r.
for. closure lor Sj27,u0. Williums
G.bbs for plff.
home ten or twelve cases went over to
the m-xt term for want of time to try them
Inauguration Dinner On March 4th
1801, met some live hundred Union-loving
ct zens ol Oregon, in coinpliiince with the
geiu-ral invitation of a truly patriotic 1U-
pulilicau, Win. liurlow, lo celeliralu in
In-coming manner tho in iu 'iiratiun of a
Repulilicau Pres.d. nt. Tim meeting was
oigam. U hy cleeling Judge Grim presi
dent, J. M. Bacon secretary, F. W.lher.
loast reader, and .M il. Magoue marslui .
The couipaiiy then I sleued to addresses
Irom Hon. W. A. Starkweuthcr and others,
interspersed and agreeably .bversifi.nl by
ii.m. ...ileum, nnisie irom ineuerinau Ji iml
The dinner, for which much credit is cer
tainly due to .Mr. Win. Barlow ami Ladv.
t; ... .. -
.us piuveti an mount niierality ami re
fined taste. At the head of the table was
a Republican working-man's emblem, an
nonesl, liiiril lienili.-.l maul, bearing the fol
lowing inscription: "The maul wilh which
Old A he will drivo secession into nonenti
ty." After dinner, while gratification per
vaded every mind, the band discoursed a
milium u. unci ROUIUIS, mill 1110 Ulce
("lull gave n vocal performance, which was
billowed l.y rending the toasis. These
were of a highly patriotic character, and
were seconded by ncclamatioii and i-nthu
nm.-. t i-.ii;.-i uijr. is.i mrce rousing cneers
were given for Mr. Win. Barlow and Lady,
to which Mr. 11. becomingly responded.
The occiis.ou was one of unalloyed satis
faction, and will bo long remembered by
those who participated. Many residents
of Oregon C.ty, who would have attended.
were debarred the pleasuro by iu being
V V.I. I LI (W .
. . , . U ... .1 . I
(FiHi It ' ' ua I'-a-ca'""1 r'"' .'
LATH FROM TUB HAST.
The following P"X ' ftmtt 'I'8
San Fraucivio Hulleiiu of March 2d:
Sr. Louis, Feb. 15,
The rvciilc R iilroul 11.11 lm ! ond.-r
con-id ration or the House, borne amend
ments of the Senate liuve Ix-en itriikeii
mil. but no d Onlie uclioii bus yet been
u.u i
was received hero yestrr.:;. to
Wldc-ll Vt,,t.-,l . 3 '" Uil.
appoiuted for Untivh CoImbST
UehideparturororthrSi'4,
ture labors ... voo ns po,h t
p,.rtu-s receiving t. T) ?"
stales that the luiprelm ,, , W '"
oniee U that San J,,,,,, IJ-fSl
lo tho A....,ica,..y;rMc,nl,
LatiiaITo HAKrXIlTnT It
Wishingto,, rorr-s.H.n.leur ,J J".
11.0 Pacific Railroad b II, Eny,; '
"Mr. Latham nn. Col. Duk t
been consiunt, wn,c!lfll h..,
supporting tl. l:jt sxpo. "rn(7 a
e...rfe.ically ,ho .ffU
and holding its foes, wh,thtt 0'.
Kinttl, to a strict rispn,,,!!,!!;,"
fioi-D DrsT.-TlTsU.-;.
last irp down, brought tihan ,
K k C.. shipped r nl"v.
ho8.l,ius,.:$,0,58 15!
prrli'rr. uu,l- .t.
NoUco.
The lolic of it,. u1lilt tt
pubhi-ly to rcnim ll.rir ,i,lc,
fr...i inlroa fr r,ry
tlitiraaV on W..tJ.,y tt,tttm ,J
l-jiecil!y b. ihi, .!u t, .,, ;
mra whu luit w tin My WWfd
Ii le a-i l furl. lanK id, nM)in for J"
UaitouM LITV, Mc, IC,
Acquest
AH prrnm In ()rrg..u .-p,Kl
ly mil. roar aMl.i unj.wt mwrm
lo ..Mr ihM.i.drniL-i.f.l .1
la l.i lin t out wliu art lunil ri-fo.. , V"
the l.e,l llien.wi-r d aii.ieatiii( emiu
piciiiiK th occ.ipin.-y of lu.,d: i,.-,"'?-r..-i.cui.iliiy
of land I ii.ic.Cm, ,
rrira I.. f v,. 1 your umnw uln HorP"1-
MufL-li 13, Isl.l. C Ulu
Tim roles for President and Vlco Pres.
Idcnt were coimled and the result onnouiit-
a lew iioiirssriiiiuis lor 1 ii wis eoi inir...7.
The following projd amendments to the
Coa.tiluiioi. which we have come icr.mi,
f..i.,i lil.-a i.f n li.it kiii b nalriols
as Jo Lane and Staler conceive to Uk-w "''"
"Southern rights .s uml. rtoo I by them.''
k I Tim! tlm im-hiiIh of ll.e
Xoril.eri. St.tl-s. In nil futur.i i-hv lions for ed. without any excitement.
Prwid. ut and Vic Prmub ut, shall In. .1- The Navy 11.11 has passed the Senato.
lowed lo volwo-.ly for South. m men for l0 ji,TMty,(iing Commilt.e 011 the
such offlevs. And if, nt ...y liui, dry , ()f , re.mn ,INt they
shall tr..it.rnuly .11. treasonably pr. nu.e 1 ,i
to vol, f.r ..Vor.l..rn.na.,f.;J..I..-r..f wera ..aablMo d.scover any secret organi-
said pin., such un shall not be cunt, d utioa to si- rt Wab ugtou.
iu such briioii. And audi men, or Stales, Nothing Ins yet been done in Congress
caslii.g SIM-Il in i'Oiiabli votes, ahall nev-r JWi,r,, compromise. It Is thouil
lH1.llowed l vo.Bi.,..y a,.U,p.e..telc. , ibCoi ,,0 ofT,lir,y.
lion for electors of President aud nx V ,. , , . . ... ,
j.ri1l ,!,., Taree w.ll uot be pressed be.oro action U
Artici.r II. That if at any tim any taken by tin IV.ce Congnsa.
iiiggr shall get liajse .nd 'escape into .l.y Congress is still ut aork Iu committee
Northern SlHte, it shall l the duty of m n . M,t)mit.j ,y (Jml.rle, of Ken-
of every twrson iu such Nonh-ni St ile. , ,. . . . n.. ,i. ,..r ii... t-....
who se;. 'such nigger. r who m.y hear ""V- It .ssubs.,,i,al!y thatof the kc-
that any audi nigger is loose, to r.irihwiili in ky Legishilure or llio Crittenden torn-
give ni rsoii.il elms.-alter him lo Ihe utmo.1 i.roniisi', but without 0 clause relative to
extent of his chiming hower. And if Id-
fuil lo capture such loom nlgg.-r, whether
nu ll nigger gels refuo in Canada, or not,
rv.-ry (arson whoseis him, or heurs of him,
shall be personally liable in twice I ho Val
ue of such nigger .nil nil rnsis of prosecu
tion. And il so. I. t.igg.-r shall get into
Camilla w tl.out liein ae.-n or heard of by
the c't Z'-ns of the Northern Stab, then
each State nud individual along the line
through ahicli said nigger must have most
directly passed, shall be l uble to the own- r
of such loose myT in twice tlm value ol
such nigger.
the territory Inreafler ucpiirid. It lias
been adopted. No territory ahull bu here
alter acquired without the approval ol
three fourths of the Senate.
The only obstacle in I ho Pence Conven
tion is i-tid lo b tin territorial question.
The progress of the President tint from
Indiuiiiipnlis to Pittsburg has been un ova
tion. Mr. Lincoln made several speeches
along tin route. II" expressed Irs coufi
dt-nce iu a Haul settlement of all d-fiicul
rs, for thus far nobody had been hurt.
Bu'K Poo. A writer in the Farmer IN said that his policy must bo regulated
says tie 11ns sin-ih money nun laiior lor 1 br ,-vi-r changing circumstances, lie de-
years in trying to umi out a sure ineimxi chins to indicate what it will bo 111 refcr-
of clearing wheat of blue pod, and never vnce to the tariff. II-i said that he must
" m ado tho trip" till he look his wheat to adhere to the Chicago plat-'oi in on that
the M.lwjukie Mills. lie advises all to m all other suhj-cls. Mr. L ncolu's
lake their wheat to these milk (He speeches were very gratifying to tho ultra
probably lias an Interest in the mills.) ft, publicans ut Washington and elsewhere,
uw we nssnro this writer (if ho bo indeed but not encouraging lo those who have
a farmer), that with any common luiuiing Cii hopeful ofcoinprom'sc.
null he can clcun wheat Dedually of blue ''ho condition ol offiirs nt the South is
pod, smut, uud client. Our method is litis: nnchi.ni.-ed Iho new Provisiounl Govern
Iiuiuedutely under the hopper we have a ,n,.t having taken charge of nffa rs. No
Ml apron extending back lo within three assault upon nny of tho Forts is npprclicu
miiies 01 1110 outer e.lge ol the riddle. Tins d,.. present
Treason.-We public, on ,19 outsilIo
of this week's pnper the charge by Judge
Suialley concerning treason. It opened
the eyes of some secessionists (him t,e
South who were plotting treason in New
York city, and caused them to make tracks
from that city forthwith. One noted lead
er among them left in such hot haste that
lie lorgot some orders he had made, and
telegraphed Itack after he had eot out of
the reach of that Grand Jury.
AcctPrNT The steamer Onw.r.l broke
a crank, uud cylinder bead lust wetk. aud
ui couscqueact will be laid op some time.
For thi Algal,
V.lntinrnre s. Oratory.
hlocutmn," says Mr. Crabb, in his
English Synonyms, " is requisite for an ac
tor, eloquence for a speaker."
" Eloquence lies in the person; it is a
natural gilt j oratory lies in tho mode of
expression; it is an acquired art. Elo
quence speaks one's own feelings; it conies
from the heart, and speaks to the heart ;
oratory is an imitative art; it describes
what is felt by another.
" An iifll.cted parent who pleads for the
restoration of her child that has been torn
from her, will exert her eloquence; a coun
selor nt the bar, who ph-nds the cause of
li s client, wnl employ oratory. Vulgar
partisans nre full ol rhetoric."
.. L'l . .
i...ii.iieiirc unen consists in a look or
an action; oratory must always be accom-puiii.-il
with language.
" There is a dumb eloquence, which is
not denied even lo the brutes, and which
s.x-i.ks more than all the studied graces of
speech and notion employed by the orj.tor:
"Ilia nfi.nl o-finMa pda a mll.ler doom.
And a aks w.. h all Hit eloquent of trait."
" Between eloquence aud oratory there
is the same distinction as la-tween nature
and art; the former ran never be perverted
to any base pur-mses; it always speaks
truth; the latt. r will Hs easily serve the
purposes offaW-lmod as of truth."
" The iHjIitical partisan, who paints the
miseries of the po-.r j ptowinir u,l!nHI!e
and artful periods, may often have oratory
enough to rxoitH disaatisfaclion ain.i..st th.
j government, without hating eloquence to
! describe what he wally feels "
uprou is raised on the front side by lucking
it to u strip of lumber two inches thick.
This gives the apron an iucliiiutiou suffi
cient to make the grain Slide down it read
ily. After taking out tho 1 shake,' so thut
the riddles will remain stationary, pour iu
your wheat, turning the mill a little harder
than usual, uud wo will agree to eat all the
1 In-re are iiucniiurinru rumors ni rein
forcemeuU having been sent to Fort Pick
ens and to Forts iu Texas.
The Virginia Convention lias dono not Ii
ing yet. It is said to be wuiting tho action
of the Pence Congress.
The Texas Convention has adjourned.
G.orgia ami Alubnma accept the media-
. . . . . ... 1
uiue poa, smut, nun client that comes tion of Virginia in their difllrencc with the
through with the wli.ut. Those who arc Federal Government.
tu UK n. or shippmg off their wheat to M.I- The Union candidates iu Tennessee have
wankie to get tho blue pod extracted, he,-,, t.ei.-ted by prbably an aggregate ma
would do well to exercise a little common Witv of Kftv thousand", ami th.. Pnnve...
sens, nnd try their own Inns ut home.
It will perhaps iu cheaper for them, if not
bolter for tlm " Mdwaukie Mills."
fiyT Aaron rayue, Esq., of Yamhill.
was in our ollico last Week, looking hale
uod hearty, nnd none the worse for that
bullet ho carries iu his shoulder, which he
received iu Iho Black Hawk war near thir
ty years ago. IIu served with Old Abe
in thut c paign. Mr. Payne is a whole-
lion defeated by twenty thousand. Very
few secessionist!, hnvo been elected,
A dreadful flood took place on the
break ng up of tho ico in the Ilu-lson ut
Albany. Part of Ihe city was inundated
I no dumagB was Immense, but no lives
have been reported lost.
ti& The speech uf IJoiiliguy, of Louis
iana, iu refusing, to accede lo the request of
his Legislature, lo withdraw from I In.
souh-il Republicnn, and a liberal patron of House, not only produced a tremendous
tho Argus, subscribing for no less than sens,, tion nt tho timn tl. .,.,.,i.,,.
owrroynVs one for himsrlf, nud three stnit nnd sneeiators but h,, ., r.,- 1,;... ,i.
to friends in the Last. This places Mr. P. praise of conservative. ITnion-lovi,,,, m,...
at the head of tho list, though wo have everywhere. After iho House adjourned
several subscribers who pay for three cop- Crittenden met Boulignv, nnd, grasping
ies, ono or them a rampant Breckiuridgcr, him with both I Is, invoked God's ble
besides. ch.tr ....n.. Iu... ...-.... ....
- U.-W.IUIIS .'in. ...at i.uwever
much ho might bo cursed now by those
niglu last, n lira broke out in Portland 0 nro """"J'1' to thir country, ho
just back of tho " Identical" Saloon. The Vl,0""n.T) """"U outlive tlieni nil in the
" Id nt;cal" was lorn down by hooks, and "llw,l0"""! memory of a glorious, Union-
house owned by a Mr. McCree was
greatly damaged. By the timely exer
tions of the Fire companies of that city,
the lira was soon extinguished. It was
loving, law-abiding p-oplo The gallant
old Kentnckinn was very impressive in his
manner ond speech, nnd wept, ns he spoke.
f CTinn V.... r,.l....H P t. 1 t mi
J . . . ... ... isi.ut.lia, r CO, II. IMP
supposed to be tho work ol an incendiary, steamer Velasco arrived ot Havana from
Loss ubout $2,500. Vera Cruz, bringing the exiled forei.m
T Ministers nnd General Miranion.
I eleorahi. At an adjourned telegraph The Panal Nuncio was i.,slt..,l . v.
meeting, held nt Portland, on the eve of Cruz, nnd took refuge in the French Con
ine 8th hist, a committee of three, consist- suh.ie.
ing of Messrs. G. C. Lewis, Samuel Smith M r,.,mnn rscn.l"1' 'lionised, after passing
nnd G. C. Robins, were appo nted to so- n V, , , , Wi n- .
1 -, , ... , , ' , l'ie Archbishop nnd Bishops nro a ex-
bct subscriptions for stock for the purpose iled. The nooula cKinn.-H v"
of constructing a line of telegraph from Cruz, nnd they were afterwards detainer he
Portland to California.
Birnkd 10 Death. We learn from
Dr. Steele that a girl ten or twelve years
old, by the name of Mary Ellen Heater,
fell into the fire last Saturday morning, in a
fit of epilepsy, nnd was burned so sever. lv
ns to cans.- death. Her father lives on the ,ion. of tl,i8 Ko'"' Wl11 Povc a great con
Portland and Divto,, rn,.,l b. .Vl'm.em-e ,0 ""Tclmnts and all others hav-
- - iwiimi wvu tnvnv 1
miles from this city.
the authorities for trial,
.Mr. U.-ller, American Minister, was rn.
ceived on the 30lh Jan.
The Railroad. Col. Rucki-I's Railroad,
at the Cascades, is now nearly completed
and will be in working order by the time
tne ingii water is upon us. The conipl,
Ore Jan lllvt.loa, X..a,H..(t
Meel.ul lla.mouy Hall emy .-ihU "!
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aia 1111. led lontleiid.
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AcQfiTTED. Archibald Chrisman, tried
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Josephine county for the murder of Marion
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ubout the first of May. bv Daniel Dorbre.
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Im-RoviNo.-The Corvallia Union, ifter W. W. Pugc, Esq., has licen np
trying various exH'ents fur improving the pointed Prosecntimr Atton.e. for tl, tl.ir.l
character of its columns, has Bn-.lly struck judicial district of Oregon.
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