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fcy'ww Contcotlon, and dootwi iV iii
Mtatn W" PntUmn, Unmm iMht
kMw thil he wm In n tMwi MtlMil
(o All u Prettdraey, la Ik wiVmiihj
which, within two vtar. bM wStMHjr fto.
td him hi that petition.
To gratify the very natural IrterMt
which all our nation mtut M to hitnf
the partloulan of the hletorj" M. wUI
arrvirea of tbn cltlun who baa ao aawaW.
ly and uaoipaotedly baooaat thatr Obltf
MBKlitrate, w ahould km uawaftaaas,
by tba aid of oar own IcaowUdM tatitm
oelkotloM, to portray lhaaa, kiidaatMt
attention bren directod hya Mawi 10 ft
oondontcd, but t ry aatlafiietory akatek
Mm, puuiihed nrariy two yaara aga
wnicn wa uaro now tne pi
belbra our nadun.
Tho hlrtonr whloh wa now autyota, of
the authenticity of orrery part of whloh law
nailer may b aaturM, u corroborate, la
maay poiati, by our peraaaal kaowlawfe.
TbaSbuta to tba ability, aaaUshy, Meet,
ty, and meoeoa of Mr. FUlmora 'a laeata
In tba KMt of Chairman of Coramttjaa af
waya kml Meant, cepreially,'durla UM
nmo inai no niira n, ooea, ao aw irom aa
ina U hithly colored bw haft tatfta 10
the foemorablo aervloea wklah tMMwK
ril to tba country In that oaaaaatr. '-
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i ., jn.fAKJ wi
llyth death of UeaTa;
ueoomca rruwiieaa i
In theaa otinamouaiea, a
irdMlation of the leailiat'raaU la Ml
hlatory, which we Had in tba NevTork
lMbune. will belateniiBtatbj9pwMRtt
Mr. Killinore waa born at Sammer HtH,
Cayuga county, Now York, oa January
7th, 1H00, anil i, ncooniincly, a.w a Ut
tie orer filly yean old. Ill (tiler waa
a fanner in very limited clroumetancea.
The family rcmotnltn Aurora, Rrieooaa.
ly, In IHIW, whero tho faihor otill earrUa
on a farm of moderate HlmanatoM) tba
wrtlor nereoi nax nuen paHeii Ma moaeet
heiiM whero raalilo tho family of Iba Freei.
dent, in a ilylo not more pretendhif thaa
ii oommmnti In thriving farmen of that
priMperoue diitrict. Tlio narrow tnoana
of tho father did not permit the beetowal
on the eon ol any other than a moat limited
common irhool education. When fifteen
vran old, lio waa eni to loarn the trade of
n olothlor, at whicU Iin workod fur four
ycary'lmproving aril hi enare tiatala
reading bonke frona little library in the
village where he lived. At tba age of 19,
ho made the acquaintance of Judge Wood,
of Ciyuga county, who detected tba lalaat
talint of the young man, nnd induced him
timiiidy law, for which ho pwcrotuly fur.
nMiciljl'io iiciiit. Mr. 1'iilmoro remain.
din Jmlxo Woal's ntfico abovo twp yean,
Mudjln with that induntry and penevo.
rnnco hIiIoIi hin ilNtfngubhcd blin
thruuh IKc : during thia time ho aim
taujilit xchnol in iho Inter montha,' In or.
lor himscir in provide fir hit expenaaaaa
fir an rwiMf. In lh2'J, ho entered alaw
vAmawt llulfjo, nnd naiuud a year atudy.
inn nml liacliln, when bo waa admitted
In tho h.ir, nml removed In Aurora to com.
incncb thn nracticn if hie nrofeation. In
IN'JS, ho married Abigail, the daugbterof
Uev. I mm I I'owcn ; Me will, noiloubt,
licrrnrier preitdc nl tho Whltn'Houee.
Srvi'ral vea: we : nnw mainly employed
by Mr. I'llliniim In diligent judiulal etud.
ieH, and in tin' limited legal pracltoa of a
miiulry imvn. In lH'Jll, iio waa alouttd to
thu Awinbly if New Yurk, and for three
yrr (durinu ttlmli l!mnliureiiKoi III
retldoncu to llulCilu), held n anal in tluU
Ixxty. I lure lio was rrmarkuhlo for vou.
-slant dovoliou In, nnd unwenrual indutlry
in liU ilutlee, llu Innk a prominent and
inlluontial part in llio ennctment of the
law ablihinj imprinnunicut far debt.
In 1633, lio nim aleotcdua'the XXIUrd
Oiiirm'', And oorved credibly. In Iho
I )l ol ISiHl, ho h'i npain returned fur tho
Mime office, nnd nUcilm a member of tho
Commliii'o on lilculoni lu tho ftmoui Now
Jery " llrond Seal" rsso, and In that
capacity tniabliihcd hN reputation in the
llouie, lio wan ro-elccicd to tho next
CongrcM, and now nssiiinod the roeponai.
Mo llton of Chairman of thu Committee
of Way and Means. In tho duties of this
nost at a tryliur uiNii, ho manlfvitod tho
Injiijlry, dignity ofbparing,enialeut prao-J
Ileal uiciii, una auiiny in sreuru mo ioi).
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ataata that Mr. feVnUh, of DeaaMoa, baa
madajea liiaartaat dlaaotany iaabalreil.
maaiof wa Aaaoee af aawa,warby tho
eaaaaf taa Uviria aaMMl jaadered re.
aalUat of water by a aiajpla and cheap
ininitv aa that Dm ahaep ara defeeded
mat ua aaTawlowa arftata at wet. wbibt
tba ataral imiaiiliwa from Me body re-
waaaalMaWlaaaVtbairowth and quail.
4f tba waal an improrad. Tbeeflbot
e? tbit waterproofloa; haa been prMtioal.
ly teatad oa aoma of tba aaoat cxroatl
Map walk in rseotlane), and with signal
aaoaaaaw. Thkt nrooaae.it lw eBretel. will
lisataajly Maoraedo the laying trirK;
a4 batter, aad athar.aaJree at one-lhinl
tba osat, whilrt the waal will be prtaerved
i MM. Taeat.li the favuur
BBtfiag af abaef Mtbartoliaa beea applied
ataxiaa on.atuataino and expo.
ana maauiiiiB ooiy, u m aauaved that tlio
aav aaate of traatmeat will be fuimd bene.
aial la tockt on tho moat abeliarad and
aaaahora pattuns and that it will go far
w proveni or cnuigata uut aeatruetlve di.
aaat, tba rot, whfcb fa eabher more nor
kaai tbaa dytentomevuted by tho con.
tat of wet woatber, whereby the
of the eboap beoomo aoakad with
aad praduoo tba tamo odect aa is
aad by wet olotkiag.
ll k'also iirtiaatil that this mode of
M WM'laad'lai.llM'aawawaaral In.
ntsf tba afaatrlati abaop aad the
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Oraad Jury in Louisiana haviag indicted
uovsraor ultraaa, tor partlcipatiiut in
MaPaamtapodWon, It haa raised tho nun
tioa ia MiasiMtppl. In what way can th.
OoooMorofaBaato be made atnonahlo for
a vlolatiooofthe criminal, lawsofianothcr
luua,ar of tba United Btata. A requial.
lion aaaa tba Executive," for Iho body of
Iba onjeaaor, or. in other woreahft Mil un
co "Oovemor" Quitman, of Miatiseippi,
to oeiivar'up inn uouy oi Jonn a. wuuman,
ia oiada by tho Exocullro of Louisiana.
aad bow will it lo responded to, is a ones
Uoa far the knowing ones to answer. Tlio
Constitution of Miasliilppl providca that
bebro a Oovernor of that Siato can bo tri.
od for a criminal olToncr, bo must bo Im.
peacbod by the House of Rcnnscntalin i,
and nmoved by tho fkiiate. This rcfirs
lo oflkacc coumilttid again! thn laws of
that Sta'e, but may bo coiutrucd to em
brace the violation nf- tho criminal lawj of
aayotherrittte,! as in the prcst-ut case,
of the United Stale, 't will, therefore, be
tba duty of iho U. 8. 1 trict Attorney, for
LoaJatana, to lay; belo, the IIouso of lie-
iraaratativctof Mississippi, the ft 'uo bill"
ound against Cmr. Quitman, and call lot
hit impeachicut-7 call, which wo sup
pose will end aa sucoeat fully so the fa.
inoua " requisition," of Ulendowes :
"leancaBaaWasaojhtWvaslrdespt
llissjai Wet. as caa I. sad aaeaaaavnia.
fJff vl fhsjr etaaa wbsa ym sal) :lfint7
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xorfptwpnM.
Afatle oa AtJVMtte.Noona ean be
in Monterey a siagkeJghtVlthcot being
atartled and awed by Iba deep solemn
oraslieaaf lha surfaa it breaks along the
snore, x pore ia no ooniurooua roar oiinc
plunging waves, aa wa hear oa tba Allan,
tie seaboard ; lha blow reader awell. nul.
et pulsations of the gnat I'ailnoe heart.
roll onward in unbroxen Unis, and nil
with a single gnnd crsab, wlu'i Interval"
of dead aDenoa between. Thoy may be
heard through tho day, If one listens, Ilka
n MJlonto umifrtooo in all lha shallow
noise nf tho town; but at midnight, when
all elso la still, tboao uooeaslvo shocks
fall upon the car with a sensation ol incx
protsiblo solemnity. All the air, from tho
pine forest to lha est. is filled with a llsht
tremor, and In tho intermitting bursts of
puuiiu an xiuvg ciiougn 10 jar a noncaie
car. Their constant repetition at least
produces a faellngaornetWagJiko terror.
A spirit worn and weakenrdliv aomo sea.
thing sorrow could scaroejy bear tho n
verboratloo Tuor CWreras.(.(
TkMofu) MCMuttteeef theNa.
tloual Medical Cooveatloa.la.aeasba at
Ciaolnaati, reported, among athar Inter
estiiig matteny that " tba $$ achoota
iu r ouiiotrrarotoo maay, lha sludonts
tin nuiuerou, tho nrofesiurs.loo fuw and
inoipablo, thfi ttiallty too suiiorficial, and
the preparal'wy training iniiimctent."
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Mioiil Coniioonwcilh In ibe HcjMto'f
wio llill'ifl. Ho 1 (IcrcndMl lur .lux
Mttilr ) liai vfrtdlcilrd hrr MiUr1
wH on k Arm. rtronurm ha lix rrlU
forsrourtfep. Xbhjinffc h.oTcf Jooiu
hplvoiiijr,td'
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n inraewaiTff
'yrAndlom.J
JMriftle1irl PrNVfidhi"ie haadenghlefif
u ii-nuir, is sue wi iniH.ii iniiruiea to trie
sagacious anil ntle statesman whme namo
heads this article. Bo mVnlMcl l.v. il
rvtces or Mr. WenHr w!! with the In,
torcsti nf his own ststritfnt ho has lieen
lookeil upon by somj as a kcctionaland
not a natmnal pnlitteian : a rmtn of Mas.
laeliuietln, nnd not of tlw whojo people.4
nut n cnoU came j tin nMlonarcooiul
cils were diiturlcil; sectional jealousieTI
ami uinenii'WK njirniif; up ami tnrept over
tlio laud, raUd ns thu tempest ', , man'
henrts nunkrd And wem in fear." Than
llanicl nronn end met the cilgencleaof
iho hour, lie facnl Iho ilstmen of do.
4U,io" ""'I sectional itcifc ; lio counted lie
S?1 r 'o undertaking ; ho knew 4e
clamor at Imme, and the commotion which
would ciKiir on all sMos; but regardless
of conwriucucej, o far as himself sas
conoemt-il, hn met thocriuh likn'bnn oho
in peril uould know no North, no&anb,
nothing but iho country, the whole wun
try, " one and indivislbh!." IIU voiowaa
heard, as it deserved to be, In all parts of
tho land ; ho stilled the waves of political
agitation, and the tumult of the peotte.
Prom tho moincut ho returned hit seal,
after his great national speech on Uo ?ll
of Msrcli, Mr. Webster became tke na
tion's property, In a larger sense than ev.
cr before. The man ao bold In Ud hour
of danger, tho man who preferred lo mtet
the frowns of his own fneruV, rather than
to allow them to wrong tbsnaaalyaa who
tells them In strong ana' plain terms, that
to navigate the ship ef atalo safely, they
mutt put out the fancTantem on tho deck
or tba vessel, aad atrsrJiy tne rtxto tiaur
Macaa aa uoigez t srhOii wljlii
rVTabaunl mneash or IwklwrstBaVIl
ligM-tioTHiiTa its fnnndltloRsVond hnng
nut' false llchu to decoy snd lead to de
struction ; Tie, who will lar all ibis, and
more, from those win liana lauded his
talsnts and confdr d in his judgment the
man who will endure nil this fi)r the sake
of his country may safdy l truited
with her interests and her hinor in any
puition, on I nnv crisu. Thonatinn has
borne, him to the chair of state, aud 1 c bos
" cuinc tf the kingdom for Mich a time as
this." Nor will the peoplo of tU Old Riy
Stato bo slow to appreciate or Restart! his
sorvicesat ihlsLrisls. I low UJ J Iho con
trnst between tho iant lalnrs of a nation-
el itsteimau, who is not arranl.ithcn ilut;
calls, In Incur th" frowns of bid ntoc!
ntM; and the drmirnuc whn tails him
self of an exciledjiibllc innimenl, to
s.ireaa tlio rr', llko Arvaloni, tat tirince
of ilemapomie', "Oh, irttJ re-t njie
Judsc in llit hi I. tiitl retry n, ' that hnlk
iis jiiir rr rinii, miAl 'oi u u me, and
I iriua him jk'l'fr.'"
CI.UllCUS.
ilaNclia AmoicstC'jiows. The rook,
cry in from of the Uxhndo A mi Hold,
in thisUmn, was some limo ag, the scene
nfa ninstextrnordiimryoocurrr o, tthlch
has lioen related tn us In thr fullowlng
mannar: thin morning n soil try crow
waaobsarve.1 ad sniingtontardsl'.iu place,
nnd tbrtc of tlio fuathered tcnaita of the
said ronl.ery sillied fnrth lo mi rt the up.
parent stmngur. Tlni compai t having
entered tho ballon cd precincts o ths rook.
ery, amld.'t a good deal of ca In;, aul
other peculiar noliA'tho victim as roun.
ccd upon, and ri el armit borne n a. Jj-ee,
wnero ins neck was nrmiy nx rctwe?n
two branerW, and v hlle one of t e execil.
tioncrs statlonril himself above, mothen
rendered nmrll-1 norvieo by a jpen ilng
themsclrcs n drad weight to the .et of the
unfortunate culprit. Tho wotywas soon
accomplished, as lifn inn fewi moments
was totally extinct. Tho rsrcvio still re.
mains dangling -in tho air, pltlmblv tn
servo ns n warning tn others. We aro
crrdibly Informed that this sunn ry mo le
of judicial Rdmiulflrntion Is by ,io means
an limmml proceeding timongs! these sa.
gacioui birds, several instanecsirtho kind
baling lieeu known to occur inlliis iacn
Ileal rooltery. limn nwtr.
Cunjsuiu Tin. ATtANTir in P s D a I
The citizens of l'diland, Mo. hmo no
lllloneit their Legislaturo tn am rtaln thn
most practicable route for n rai cad from
Bangor, jn Iho direction of St. Jihn, New
rtrunswick, to snmo good harbr at Nova
Scotia, or Capo Uroton, IxM ttrd for ft
tormtnus for n line of frans-Atl nao navl-
gntloa. From Capo Caso, N( r a Scotia,
loRalway (lay, in Ireland, the isjaucol
taH to be 'JQOO mile.' Anuminj tto speed
of sloam vesjfls to bo 17 mile: m hour,
tho ocean wlllthus bo envued in lie days.
inTTlis ixwiof a Hlats norrnjiuiiu n form
MgftwMticn,rntlcdnlilfialkVtiltiacnt
In new ink n I WarlUid'ii-
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rt-tiTiiiwr i.j til .in iif ihn'i i-nf
ataMyw.wtall'M fa fcrbrof
F vm jmraiw.w mom wm mam m
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e always ihowgfat that fnMrnu dls.
ptosed favors, Instead aCMxmg them.
4 "3s0 llaTwaMtjaaiaiol swjll. '"
,Tao folio wine fa tho'Laod Bounty Hill
asniinaiivpasseuthanooseoi lurprescn
loHrej:'- ' '- - .
as'Aet"W senty (sad stasWst
.sfrwnhWvssseatasOaeafaBasdiesMisr. 'imn.iMiwwnuui. " ,
Tfc it enacltd, At., That each of the so'r.
tlffof commissions aad aoa-eommfaslpn.
eaOmoor, niDtlcbtM and pHvateoVwhetii
erof restilan. votunesera, nnaan of mf.
Iltfa, who performed military aaryice in
aay regiment, cempany'or detachment In
tbittrvicebfiho- UnltodSkWlatbowar
with Orrsl Ilritam, declaroi by the Uni.
ted States on tho 16th day of Jane. 1813.
orioanv of Uio Indian wan since 17M,
aaa eaon oi uw conMnisssonta aeneen wno
i in ine aaanr arvio;oi
entitled, "(at twslra' mooiha1
one Imndrcil andalitv acrii hi
t3 for ,slx months sarrtee, eighty
M ef latitt Brut aWlnfaa aaamrB" BAfi
z,.r "7 -: .ViCT-:7".n .
vice, ip tony acres oi jaao i 'snimjm
peaon ao having been- id setyleo ts)eJtob
reteive said Uqd, or aay patifBaefeof. If
(tahall appear by tba muster-roll of his
terimeotproorpstBatbedeatrsadoTWM
dhWmUy eba'frXs9iea,or
If be haa raaetratl ,ort ewMei toany
land boanty. anaar aay act aTCfaWett
boAtofcro.pUd. . ''j?il ',
, oumojc o. iota; eacn
na Dua-casasnisstoaaji a
....... -w-m wfwri
lirsx soeiieal
beUouated by the' wamateo of'lrta JMrt.
avaaw ii any land ornOa of Iba Uuiteo
filatcs, in one !xiy, and in oonlbrouiy to
wicieaai stiu-vjivuiuos otUip public lands
fnucn district then subject 19 private en
try'; and upon iho return of such certlrl
cau or warrant, with evidence of the lo
cation thereof having been legally made,
lo die General Land Office, a patent shall
lio issued therefor. , tn the event of ihe
detth of any commissioned or non-com.
missioned officer, musician, or private, pri
or or subsequent lothe paasegaofthisacl,
who shall bare senodas aforesaid, and
who shall not havo received bounty land
fnVaalr services, a like certificate or war
rrat shall he Inucd in faior and Inure to
the benefit of his widow: VmiUd she
war married to such officer or soldier be.
Sje tho conulution of his service, and is
usmarried at tlio dale of her application-:
rrcriJetl, fur&T, That no land warrant
issued under the proi Mom of Ibis act shall
be laid upon nnv land of the United States
to which there shall bo a pro-emption right,
or upon whlih there shall be an actual set
llctnent and cullliatiuu, excopt with the
rcusi.nl of ul1i settler, to be satisfactorily
proven to the proper and officer.
Kpe. J. That all snlc-i, inortrnces. let-
tun of attorney, or other initrumentt of
writing, going to aiicvl llio title or claim
(9 any warrant or certificate hcrolubo&re
provided for, mado or executed prior to
thr issue of such u-irrant or certificate,
shall ho null and void to nil Intents and
puriioscs vi listsoever : nor snail tuch cer-
lUflpsjocr v; arrant, or llu land oLtained
tnereby, lie-in nnywlju aficetal bv. or
0.urj.td v.lth, ortubject to the payment of
nny dent or claim incurred ny such othcer
or soldier prior to tlio Iutu2 of the parent:
PreeiJed, That the benefits of this act
shall not ecoruo to any person who it a
mombor cf the present Congrors.
Fire-Proof Viiv. Messrs. n. Cart
proprietors of onn of tho largest paper
inauuftctnries in Oermnny, tt Nonstadt,
ulberswalil, havo invonteti an Incobusli
blecartridgo paper termed ttono paper,"
which is now
iv being utcii tntio tor llio
roofing of houses
It
t ftln,ii, (titrM.I.
ami client). A coinnilssim.or ortho gov.
ornment lias tcsteil it, aud reported that
it is impenncablo and fireproof, and thoy
recommend it for cheap roofings.
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Untie Saia not la tt Utteti taa ofUn!
Seine trespassers upon tho public lands
have been convic cil in Alabama, and Unad
t&SOQ and luiprisonment, for tho cutflng of
four hundred plnoirecs, Unola Sam loses
an Immense sum every year by leproda.
lions of this kind, The District Attorney
of Michigan recently reported to, tho S.
Iloltor of tho Treasury, that (jo has au.
thorized tlw Marshal to ttlze'sorto twelvo
inllliouiol feet of lumber, tawed md in,
tho log, lying at dlfii-tent saw mills n tho
8tste, all taken by trespassers from vjia
public lsnl9,
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should So snHifaWlllltlaoalaaT
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but ona oooraa left lo
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suoh U the ualwfaal IwiMagbaro, lojaan.
t oavo never area ataca aattanaat.aHaa
1B30 oa aayaabiaou ,Mm anaaiiof tba
lsilalalsi4ta)ikIiaiataW',baaaailadb
ktto.of aay.Ctaajrotilsa that aM Mat tba
Cooortesw . Tboto talabt haat Man i sail
cbaoeo.rbra lejiistsaafof ootaa blnsl,Jf
tbay bad-,! iba laattar tawaaaaMswaktl
at te laat sawsfaa.K.Maeit ray patilsitna
I'aaro taihsnit lartaVcavasaao.
aftwr tba JUaM auttai ban ao.
. taoawsjrsjso own raja w
lJMvetMortfwsduMlb'a
gftjH, ,itatier.af, aHltaao, aad bay-If.
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baai dlaawoat aawafaoa of aho awasai-atat
HfaktMwarbaMa. atMUsMlJaaVtMss
fajMf af aafyaaaoatasiftoMBaptjajaag
who fain favor. of laoCeawaaaaaaaiaaKba
mm yota r it uadar aawaaaaaBwawawMa
abort of Iba aao I bavaaajaaadk hyit
'. .t AwasssuisaWa'.,
Tho atwaraaVa'aawsiaaaaiiaaiaB aaata
our, ana vui.m'bsjim
and at toon aainssltli bwtlatanjtalsaajsW
eiereta Eoat, VvNaOswaaalaBaa:
tbolsaislaturoia
oa tbailMof. aaat Oasaab AagaaV Tba
objeotfato tako afrioal mitaaraatoasV
ssrot too jariaoiauaa at mo aaata varaa
- .a e . .1 at. a oil . , ..
fm 0BBtrstt...'na taawan tall
Ta
FntTte-fa
tho ooBwaot of tba A-aalaJwatraaaiwl tba
ireatmeBtofcorComaalailoatr. Tbeywill
fight 10 tho death befaro they giro up aa
inch of the 8anta Va country, exce'pt fcr a
full' and iW equivalent. rThere will be
no lack of volunteert.8aTOrml geotlemen
have already unwortaaea tb rblta aad or.
gtnlxa oompanios. rlf.tha axpedition tr
geU lo 8anu Po there, will bo toata hot
work. Tralton and rebels win AUr badly.
vv aa mere ever greaieror more unuaaa
ing etfAmtery exhibited by any people than
is contained In the abor n 7 It would teem
from this, that tht character of hat dti-
zens has not undcrgono aby change, from
that which vasacrutraa in her Infancy
the land of rogutt and general lawleaa.
mas. What' do the eitenslonbtt ,or 'pro.
rcsslonists think of this movement, on
tho part of a ttata whose admission, they
(several of whom wo could mention), la.
bored so industriously to bring about.--
Ccrtaiul Texas must have taken her cat
from South Carolina. We very much
mistake tho wisdom and decision of the
pov en that be, if tho is not very'scop
brouirht into nroner submission. 1
It is a very high-handed move", when
wa take into consideration tho loot that
Texas caused the Afirxicaa tour ; an aa.
penso of $140,000,1X0 follow cd ; lo which
may bo added the la.OOO.OMofhcrpub-
lio debt. TfiU to returning lbaaaafottat
favora with a vengeance. War it lo be
declared upon tho Union, ifber raaatn
New Mexico Is not allowed. If Ihb tplrh
is toleralod wo mo no course left but fer
each state declare itaelf an independent
tovrcignty. That will entitle our noun-
try to the land otStfuUit,
The next step, if wo may bo permitted
to judgo by the past, will be to absorb old
Mexico entire. Verily, the Ttxlsns aro
a motirtt people, t hero wat a limo tho
Texiana only claimed (hat portion cf New
Mexico lying between tho llio Grande and
tho xsaucet. ; but now 11 tt atfof Now Wexi.
00 or none" fifty-four for ty or Jgkt."
A Pistino vistiKD UitJ.Nio(itrr, Ex-goy.
ornor Tazewell, of Virginia', hat written a
letter In whloh bo takea ground distinctly
for disunion, believing that lha relations
heretofore and now toWetlng between tho
free and slave Suttt are injurleu to the
intoreiu aud taletypf the latter. ?Ieaayti
' I am now convlnoed that, although thja1
cqvtrnnjent, iidtr,scaM tomMnr madi
flcatioaofli
t, efected by aoaatruoifaa, osat.
promises, and atMoeealMawdl
Iberoksl
PcUaaan.
the hext ceneraUon wnrsurf I
WKncaslU
lunlhllaton.,, A'Wue propfirt we hnpq
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to'rUeout of Lobe HaaaTltfc.ft.
Kim." ltfaayWBtelotar
ilTbo' awW'Masaf'-wn. af aW
wMraaaaVoatl tibtlts.
h!SwwatM
ciay. saewosarwaai
whera the' kdtad Hraa''
aan eotted over taa
faJaatta btAnt-vat fen
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rise of groaad, a-aaat-
nf tTmna-aT tMsawsl
tnea; aatarW 'wthti trWtV rU
auokwaWwtUawatkof tWaaty
jow ina aanaaa. ' ,1 1- 'vv
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A nusabor of jaajaaa,,wa;
camped near this plaoe,
frlahtenedat this ttraaoa
of tbo 'power of tha " Great
fled from Ibe piaco In great
could not bo ptirsnjtwd.tbftawaal
visit the spot. NaairatiecfVnV
or shock, or aoia.lBtiaBao
cause mutt havo been saaaib lata
Ihsn thn iotarnni ctmraltloajB
that usually accompany ucfl
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ing forward their mterprita with giaaaw'' f'
crgy. Tboglnec.wjiW ff
f i-hich it Mr. CbHAwj ltAsa ZSu
at tha expense of f t7,uvo faaMaaoiji) .ft;
win diwitc vT1 iupwa vwaaw ryfr
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toe aae, wouiat-.-ariiwMr
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