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Thronga tin mfat of comlns yaara.
Fran Ihb valo of hopra and faato
Thon'a .utura brlflil appsara
Rollinf oo
And th) aooo amid. Ihatr toil
Oa thai far, far aSalaat Mil,
Shall bo piswdly la mil,
Uaiuos:
Thotifh bo mart fontf n red
la oxUedrd uVr thy Bod.
Bui thy rulta and rala u trod
Tljr tho fra.
Though tha cbikuvn of the aorta
la thru might hart aaLuad forth
To aaasit Colunibi'i worth
Glortoualy '
Vol, ala! tho pvtnt hind.
Tbt abouU aura M bright a land,
DoCh but fatally, fcsbly, stand
For lt no;
Whits with anxious tjoo wo louk
Om Um homoo wo ooco forsook,
Alt.thy Iboonsd lib U brook.
Ostoox!
But w laugh dao-pair to actva !
Toortgh forgottan and forlorn,
W pradt tho coating asoni
through tho gloetnt
WhfB thy ton awl dau-httra fair,
Swootl) rtfl of grisf and can.
Shall nation bounty thaio,
Aad a homo'
For iljitj ia drawing ugh
When tho loog-Bagleetad cry
Nat la vain, ahall rmioo oa high.
"W ui oast"
Aad thy aoaa araM thalr tail
Oa tab free, the' dataat ooU.
Shall ia twtrt cealaataMDt toiila,
Oimon!
Vaacourar, O. T. April 34th, IdJO
COLD I CrOLDf OOLD!
n tiiso. cciuao-r, Irr v. a tariLLiar
fro ho3 wbtro fcacramantoa wavt.
O'or jUo aanda batri roll'd.
Whrro ccuatleaa thouaaada i g thtir grata
-I Whllo w.kir; foM! gold! gold'
I'to dog lid h.o sraa abbuig fast.
Till farer acotch'd my brain.
J'ro coolM ma with tho paaalog bit.
Aad dug aad dog agaia'
But what to gold' Caa happmafa
Upcu iu oarth bo found'
Or eta we farce tho gala of boat
By Iifgiag la lb ground?
Ahl aa tho' ladaa with tho trtaauro.
My weaa locrtoood Unfold i
1 found that la pmmiit of plaamr.
I bad bat gathcr'd uulo'
I blo'd ma homo, rnragtd at fata
Eakrac'd my dtar eaaa o'ar,
And row'd that coom what might, my aut
I Bercr abould drplorr.
And B., control, I fori a jo,
Tho half could Dt'rr bs told!
.4 smiling trir and a rliral toy,
Ok! Hum ft Utttr tktn gU.
Vaaceurrr, April 36, IBM
Washikoto.n, Feb. 11. I860.
Frien-i Dlaio I was greeted this mora.
ins, with the ncwi from Oregon, con
tamed in tha first lo number or the
Soectator. und a letter from my wire,
yoursolf, Ucn. Lorejoy, Rev. II. John
sea, Col. Lawrence Hall, and Eli Davis.
besides two letters from California. 1
hive not had lime lo hear whether tdo
President or Departments havo received
any official information from tho Orenon
officers, or not. Up !o the reception of
this mail) nonij hati ever ncen recoitcu;
which created some dissatisfaction in the
Departments. 1 hao uniformly said to
them, that Mich must have been maZc.
but had, probably, been lost. I hopo ou r
public officers will attend to these thing,
because official communication., coming
from each branch of the territorial gov
ernment, explaining what is wanted in
the several departments of the Territory,
with a recommendation for tho same, will
havo great weight, and add not a little to
my efforts in our behalf. For inttaticc,
a communication from the Collector, lay
ing open the necessities of improveinotiti
at the mouth of the river, accompinied
with detailed recommendations, would bo
laid beforo tho commitloe on C'ominerco
by the Secretary of tho Treasury, and
would have incalculable weight in pro
curing tho appropriations. Ho a torn
munlcati.n from tho Governor, stating
what the Territory ncods, with the reai.
on why tlieao need abould be atttndod
to, would hc like weight. The samq
would hold true of tho Judges, and all
the balance of the officers. I hopo thesu
suggestions v. Ill lie attendnd to, for there
is need that utery man in Oregon tliould
use his influence lu her behalf?
You will be ablo to get thn news of tho
day from tho papers 1 send you, but per.
haps it is not inappropriate- that I should
aav few words on one subject one
which swallows up all othsrs, and which
wj necessarily stop the nrogrem of all
matter in Congress nil It is settled the
.' subject of elavory We are at a rrun,
but' whit will be th? der!opmcnt of it, I
am not able to sa) Tlirro liui Wen .i
southern ronvontiin lallnl, to bo lii'lil nt
Nashvtllo in June npt, which t to ooru
py tho pasitii'ii rulatito t tliit nnmtr
that thoold llarllbnl ocini'itlioiuliil m ili
limn, onlv innrn rotaliiMnnuri Tint nli
icct ol that ront
ontrntioti Isto'iliBMiltn tin
B liappoilllll! ol till' fiilliiwillt!
i: First, Tho aiylu-ulion ol
UnliMt, on tho
eontlnornciea
lh Wilinnl nrotUl In llif I, rrilurnvt n1
Deierct or Now Mexico : aivoml. tint ml
I mission "f California in thr I'iihui nt 11
lolalnt thin), ihn nl .ilitimi ol' .l.ii i rv in
the District of Columbia , tmirth, the n-
fusal of the oxecutivo nl n nnriliorii stuii
todoltvcr upa fugitclai mi diinuiiil,
fifth, tho rrstrrcliou uf iheslaM tnuli, l.
Comtrcs. between the sl.ni. Mute- . niij
sixth, the nbolition til" thv iirr lm,le in
the DiUrict of Co'.iiinlim Ml ol tli
above items aro put lintli li ouu of tin
southern atutcs, sonio not gom iuu v
far. How much of this ! bnn, uuJ how
much senuine Intrntion, of courv a 11
impossible to tell. It m, hoevrr, u.11
erallv roneluile'l. tlmt a nart of -t ii Aonn
idt. and that there is ntnirti in tli. smi'li
really Ufslrouito uissone 'lie I n jii 1
party of hoin it iua Im s.uJ, tlmt tho
would prefer to rule in hell tlinti nnjii in
hcncn. It i 110 doubt a fuel tlmt th-n
is a consttiracv. nunliHt i'iu "ou-nini nt
to which the Situth Curoliin iiiilliln ation
ts a pigmy. And uliat is pciulmr 111 tin
contest, is that tlir-o soulln'ru men tike
the ground, that the, havrtli mmtitu'inu
at right todiuahe the I 11 ion '1 I1.1t i
thoywiy, i Inl Soiitli Car. Inn, -pi-olkH,
throuah Mr. Calhoun 111 ilndji or 11 u!
lificaUoa and the hem of the lluruutaire,
that a atato haa the rntlit. under the cm
stUutim, to enquire mlo the coiiHtitutiiiit.il
ity, or polic of a law of Cougrcas, auJ,
without waiting for the court to m na),
declare it uneoiiatilutunial unit resist iti
I enforcement bv the eou-rnmint . ami
they claim the right to reatst it, althoueh
I the Supremo court ma hac proiiouiiced
it constitutional. Tiiey aay lurther, that
I any state has tho constilulioniil riclit to go
out of the Union at 1 .ensure. Whereat
jthfl doctrinoof the Liiiuii M, oitco in tli
I Union, n.Vayi in the Union, miles- by its
, consent to the contrary. '
The doctrine thiio assumed b ll.(se u'
tras, if it deserve the naino of docirine.
, isclenied by tho wholo north, uml bndlv
1 denounced a fanatical b .Mr Clay in lu'-i
iureat snecch. ilelivereil'in thu Si naii .1
Me days siuce. It is proper thu tin
I people In Uregon should nmlortMinl the
issue, and without stpi n' t , sl.un that
the doctrine is a humiuf,', tlmt if true, c
are no union and never c-oulil be that our
government would he nnthing but an 1111.
i becila learut. diasolunhle at the nli snre
' , -1 1 ..... .' .
01 a ainaio memuer, mat me niiuic en
icreiea of tho iorrninent timl.l l.n intra
I lv2d. at ar.v time, bv n tin Ac Mate I
, will acttlo th'i K)iiit, b dcu.ingttin the
1 celcbratsd lanpunse o'f (ien. Jackson, in
'his no IciscelebraledpMcAi. a'nn u 'h
soutliern nullificrs. in IrSVUhat tho Hoc
trine "t incompatible teith the ezist, mr ol
the Union, contradicted, cxprenhj, by th,
letter of the constitution, unauthorised bu ir
spirit, inconsistent vith errry priicijile on
ichich it teas fovndnl, and destructive of
itheirrealoli-rt for vhirh it v,u furmeil.
I All italicised in the oriRinnl Who can
I fail to seo that these vvnrds arc nil Old
Hickory. On everv Idler is iiiMimjuil
that Iron will of his! If jou have 11 nt
hand, I hope vou tvill publish that proc.
lamation. Nvow is an apprlipriato time
and it will at onco present tho doctrine
to tho pcoplo of our Ttrrrnry, and shotv
to them its utter fallacy. I 1 liuve a
belter snecirnen of human reasoiiine 1 nn
not be found. And here jou will allott
me todinrossnnd relates liltlo amidule
I havo learned from Col. Uvulon, con.
ncctcdwithlho nullification scheme. ,Mr.
Calhnun was the champion of the m,c
ment. The old fJcncral hud determined
to crush the scheme. He had auid with
fearful tniphasis, "iho Un.on must nnd
shall be preserved." To accomplish this
II.....i... ...1 L 1. ..1 c.i ..I I. .
IIIVUIVHII U-I b MSW ItJIlT lIUM. llll 11 1
mind to hang Mr. Calhoun, nnd during nil
that turbulent limo tho old mm. had S se.
eret express running between Washington
and Charleston, S. C, lo vvatth the move.
m. r il,. r.,.1linn.. iit... .ii..rn..ni
aiL-iLiiiii'iaii Lij-av.. iia; iiaaia in ilk iiiuiiit lilt it -1
to Arm? up the first mm thai committed an
ov-rt act of treason. ut to make sur -
of Mr. Calhoun, he consulted his Attorney
General. The Attorney General was of
tho opinion that. Mr. Calhoun'a acts would.
not justify a conviction for high trens n. '
Thoold General went away in it wtrlv I
mood. That night, a friend called em
him, and, In the conversation, askui htm
what was to bo done with Mr. Calhoun,
"Why." aid Old Hickory, "I havu been
consulting my Attorney General, to see
if 1 can't have kin. Ho thinks ho has
not committed any orett act yet, but tha'
Isn't mv opinion. 1 havo been trying t0
get tho Attorney Guiernl vp to the scratch,
but can't quite succeed." "But," said he,
rislnn to his feet, and straighteiiin up his
tall firm, and Tight arm ruised, "by lAc
Eternal, I'll hang him anyhoic." It is
.l,l llil. r,..rf, I .1 Inrnii.m uhb r, ..oriel
to Mr. CILoun that vnrv iiloht. n'.d vvusl
onoof tho principal things whioh cjucllcd
mat reoclllnn
Thin beiuu tho doctrine and position as.
turned by the south, and so large a por.
lion of the south beina committed tn the
( project, tho matter his assumed jtieh
Mrm ait" alarm nur ii-;t urn It u be
' lii'id 'hut dani r i- aliuul, ami im gu- it
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u llir.'o pri luni 'l tli"" "' pi' I
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ami stars tilt ti- ait tin 1 a unan um1
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upthut f r.n if h... an ', u. I. a d-, U
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"' " l,ul '" Jai k.on, dtjuie thu
traitors shall U h 117 hi kmnt I. In,
svvonit e.'iim m the 1 n".ln' 11 unl
I ha t it fr m iA. it f in I I tah
net iai he or the tt . lirv. uttt-n t.i u
uissnlutioii, n. t emitted hv Hi. uho',
lmr" "f "" K" inme-it ,e all ..f 11s
teach our ihu-'rin that th is .
laindtoho d.js ..'v I ' t1 at til.nrtu
niicvat) our ull on -a th si,.., 1 1 'u r.
I l'r,"""l urrcndi red up ,11 its d ". m .
Tin re 11 a curi'.ui "tirtar. m.iv pi-,.
"" ' Missouri 'J li" tt n li ttonl 1, Ihn
ton ami 11t1Iln1t .1 '1 1 1 i-sm is ths
I"11 ' uuderatiii I ll, th' i.e.' ' inner I M11
vj.h, hv j'mit r. utnn, pleilail tl,.
'stale to 1 up' rule ttith th- mmiiIi hi any
measures tin ulh in !' n lopi on 'In
happ. inny of auv d tie 1 mtm 11 n 1 I
l,ac bl'lor """ J c' ' "' "' " '" ' '
gi i"d atnmst it. am' sa, l-t, hut m
""lr' hi-sn r.soluti m- il.i l.p,l.i
till c in. st OK tl e sent im lit of the I ' tile
. Ill
, "t .Missouri ami yd, mm 1 - I., mslniur.
"'1.'0"k 'l50 lK;ttt ' ".'' I'1"" ' '""
self mi thegruind assnmid hv Jaik.n
hi his proi.lnnmtinn-tl.at this guv 1 ri m-nl
' union not u Itn'Mio, and lint nil laws
..uhlbe tell t'. , P'li.'ian nnd the
i "!" I"J"" ' "ciii.cl j th tin law, op
' prossiv.nu lit 'perntnn. on one part of
,communit, or even iintonstilutionrl,
"'", " rictnie.ei.ij iuro nv,. ,e,veri.
ls l" df;1lr,80-s"rol" nn'1 " 'V,"!'1 '"," ' ,
WhoiTn.r Mi. H.-nton w.l he. .1.1
h-ntul, Mine e.'ilj euu t-ll Mr. At.l.iv,,
"'""'' "PI"0-"' ","" "" ' '"'"' '- '
perfect A'leinf, 1.11.I will mal nri .it'i
" Missouri, iiext hiii.iiii. r, ui was nevir
made 1.. 1 1... m inn state. 1 uinicrstnn.i
hnvv'll.uv imp- in Juno lo iiiitn.. that
' '" lVu,l,1'-, """' lf',1"'
thing liapp. us wIiilI. .hall give citi... le.r
I '", " ' ', "i'l1"3'' 0,,V M,'n
while lu ine iixho.t vou and "II our p.c.
I'1"' J",1"1""" dtli""'tl In build up Oregon,
1 ,or, ll"1' ' M'l'f'-h ndihnt a migle sjnnt
will be shake 11 froii. 01,1 nmwnol tcniplo
I I n III llll llllir.-ir,
Yoiiin, verv Inily. An
yv. It. Til HUSTON'
Kiiw.sL ill's Chimin... Tho ihciiiI'ctm
of Konsiilh's family, oc isisling of women
and children, who vvcrulnnrrisl havo been
liberated A guardian, a Hungarian and
IVt-'entatit has boon appointed lo supi r.
ntend the 'H'lca.'wi f the 'hilHr n
MiTICK.
Ml h It'll III MIX, vtouM luTila tli at
i ..hum 1 1 llii aiihln tn hit
I mm. 1 v.hsiiki Mi:sr ok oooua,
tt I.. 1, I . ln 1. ev "ii liaml nl llio aloeo mil to tha
M.il l 1 I '11111I1 in tin nt), vlitio lit wuuld In
liupi') I ' r. I. in n inn sin, uli.l all llioimtvonM
In 1 ... 1,. I ll tt.'.il.l alio H'uwl all IniUbitd to
In... ht ..uln e. in r.it.i.l lo taII diiJ otll., aa all da
in n.a nil Mill. .1 li) J in. lu, IrijO, will iMlaflla
lie- l.itn.l ..I an H' lu") f.i. roHrcliun
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lit nil's A :lk)i:d.
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k tvMiisn
rnlll ... .'iiUilise rnrifrd and offal for
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11RO0KS A. IWItLOW
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in ,1 1 . . inj. id te I u up tl r (ooda
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( n iiiit , 1 .in. tn limine) si nuw ofn
ik t. 1 t 1 . VI1.11 '.el nrft dor bsloor
1 I. j ., i r , I iuil t arte bell and
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1 !.v tint ig l.iit ihrtn ail tiara la rradlnaai
100 J li A H t 1I0LMAN
iir-j 1 I id Jan -11, I Sill
1 m 1 ms nt' roii's votici:.
A 'I 1! Vpnllrrm of tha I'mhata Cootlfor lh
U. r in) I in ll.l.ihf uoi'ra'-ftiad tia
tul'ti il in th AfikJilmatit of ao.li niatrotuai of
ili'iio f Hi. Jitti ri dciid. Dala of
1 !t i'th of Mnrt' All r -etm harla( elalma
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II l 1-s.i I -r."iii hit ii,. t. a naajan t
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U t uifilt uv. unl I ( ain c rvwb). and aJ
i4.i I at. .ul il " i , Ir l Ii Portland
'I i i la iii lim i,'tinli i In ,., t4m, and
li-r II jiri r irilla tii' I ll, mill la drci.'rdl) Iho
inu-l .1 .i il i. i i , on ll r W I'bmtl'r thai
J I l.llt.u'ult o"'lt ''I
. mui:u WIII.1AMJ
I' nil in I, Vpnl I, I -.Vi
MlMIMM'lt 'Pile's NOTICK.
rnilM' mi.' gnal, lijr irdrr of ll.a Probata
it ( "..il ul V inonii'iirit), mada Ih.a I9lh day
.f Xpr.l, in lua )rurifn.ir Imrt I i iO, waa appoint
. d t,t asul i I'urt admin atralur ol Ilia oatato of Tlioa.
. h t), .IrrrA il All prraona hating olaiina a
'ni.t auiil r-ltli, are Iirrrtiv r.ilifird tr prraont
ili. in lu 4 .1 ud.i ui.ttrutur in i v rar from iha dats
.1 n.l in. Irr li. f.ItOO.M,
.j I '', l-.'i' 1 1-3 1 Admlnlat-olor.
NV env I.VMIIM), f.oni lia.k "LouiaJaaa,"
1. mul fi.i ilr l,y I rcaby le. Sritlh,
A.lii.n.aii ard .I'tll ill aadd'cl,
blm r. I. In-i a id rtuvttt bnd t,
mart r.alra gullit,
fui.rv i'lai.1 jti.inrti rravata,
Vflimi laalV a glotia, c
I'jrtli.id, apnl l.'i, 'iU-ICK
I.I'.(.0. SPKCT.VrbR,
unrrii ash riiLiiiiit,
II) M'II IM..4I.,
Orcf-oi Lilu, Oregon Territory.
7PHMS IN'. AMIVUl. V IM ADVAMCt.
One Ml. v tin lilittiiui AA AA
' lo. nc iiuiilha 3 (JO
I'lVKiiTiirMi T.
lint auare ilUlunaur I. u, two Inatttlani,
rudi ,', g3 CO
Inrrtriv i.lJ.ll.na. inwrlloil I f.J
i rsil) u.ltiriiaiiie, -lK)Uart .ii 00
'I lit iimiitirr uf in-aitiuna niuat ba duttlnotly
i ink. .1 mi tin. inariiii, eitlieitviko thry will ba
. ei tiniird pll fmliiil mid cliarrd ocrordlitgly.
lui'iils for llic Nftot'lalori
'llir fulluwiiiKiM-rM.ua aro aulhoniad to act ai
Xfjnita for ilir !sciuiur. Tlioy will rrcalraaub'
m r ptiuna und ailvriliarinrnta for ua.
C .IIIIIIMA T.IM'uwaaa.GrneialAfli
( ll I'ltKar, e-,l)r. Wm CarrrriA, Bacia
im niu city
Oltl.lillN. (ico. AireNniir 4. Co, Orana
ui) , I'm ui A. C o , I'urtlund J. II. MCclams,
I' .M .Sulun; l.m Auaia, AatunajC. M.Wau
ii.,rn.( liehalrni; A.J.IlEMacs,ra.,Y(niHill
Jauib 'J .siur, ra , llule'a Kcrrt) ItoacaT Mooai,
ru , Inii nl) ; Jnirrii C. Anir, rat), Muu h of
Mur)'.rit.r, A. Muita, raq , Uillaborough.
II.I.INOIH (Juvlk UniTAr,e, Toulon,
Mark count); Dr. J ( M.ot, Avuton, Cllnloa,
count)
Hon 3a i'i n Tihtiius WaahLngtoa City, 1
e .i - C fir" ,tf ' ft lha I'n.ltl nf.'ao.
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