. 1A.
OREGON SPECTATOR
t ata -u 8wbc; Tjwiac-gaiic?t.ywnrfw't4.icry-t
a. n,i uvea- vagiyrrajugaryitftta
vutacnaMiMi
"Wtwar4 IM mr Mflli takes I to w.1
(T. r. Mcelroy; nurtm
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U. J KaiNr.UI.V, KIM l)ll.
Vol, S,
IPOIUVIBY.
Ym III HjwrUluf,
The H Mined Kllurr.
T TIIKOtNiKR i Krai tan.
Tt hiitli-lil, ahd h Moral alona
On Han KriH'iH u'aahur, furMkfN (
Nnkimlty (Ulirr un hull Waa ihlown
fit i'tlrtj jlaa with linn waa lakru
Im at. mi. I aliMif tiulhal tlatk ahvti,
Whrrn all hia h-a had one lrn f ftitred
Atul U titnMl hia furluM qVi,
)vu' rtAi c41 hu Imwmi vnUrriJ
Ilf Iltitjf lit of h'titi f all mi t!rar(
Far, far acnmtht- Atlantic' billow
ilf hvr aha btrtiliifftaaiMi Oar,
Watml fur kliuthal ulfht hr 4Bow!
Of rtiiMfru i)iar, who with (trbght
U uuM taily for Iim filti htrii,
An J wh wuiM ialr i.f Ir1i.ir l.nlti.
And lifw th-rii ralltft' fi.M M'hiM if "' " '
" U a it rufilii," hf m..I i r..l,
I Ml ) all with null) )t4himg,
'I'll arrk lit lfrkMf itii( ilriitnl,
Thru ltM it In th aniralrf raf Unit r
U' it far thU In n.M ami Ual
I liatlitil f'( rarli aun rtiliiij ittotnm,
A it J iWniM fatigua iiiifinly awral,
In htU al la4 U drown ywir amruw V
' lint no! fofnj half- a in I dualing wif
Though In ttfMir in) full)' ,) Iim
Yi liII imi IuhjW in) luMMi'a wlfilV
Vi itc r lia'l acam leiItl Km
III Vlill aHh'ir, if lf),
I Ilf liU al aiiil fimii raiih iImhiM rtrr,
'I hil lkJltfttl iiiIm (It roM, rJi U) ,
AluJ (Jimiitt hu fi lwair fufftr '
Tltf liwiriiing rant - anl oil Ih1 himJ
Thrif alhriatl inaiijr a hanl) imgtt,
! milium! fare ainl Iim I Mitili haiuU,
Hill holn. ata lHiif kltfM llm Mrhr '
A'1.114, Jail '-., I f-.'. 1
for tli SirUluf
A Tlii'im for Thirl) IM)
i'mntinHt'l i
mi Tiir mrtKru
1 tlllt) lit) I iff mm 4lrJ hv faiu'a
i)
fllaiiffi
I hiatal Iha ilalixrn. hultn) I, ft- wuiiM hata i
The fufftil i hratrn haj liut both alliUil
In ihfw kiM wavra my raiMM wuuUI hav )wMJ
llajifrrmua Ut u tlaalli xnlaiiff iou) iaar '
V Vil a i--r npn pn4fll ai aUa krvrw
n fear.
" Kruiaui iikMMttlM my iar ) rt a lit lie tthiU
M)prlf to till) liioiitnt m Ieaurf Will br(ibl
MaVr tdu )iHir liMiir, lhMi aft wrlrutnc i our ro4,
AlJ I Hiltafk III) InMtlf loli-ll Ih) Unlii) iftM
tiT nir Minrintii
m Ui' -fl iia) imH aiiMr and ilay Jirvl
I or II mill .li(Hlllf frlt In rilll liiHIl
hail lifainl,
Sh 4mm1 al.Mi tlm lion pf) ath lh-li lip the
iim i MM ((,
ul mii hji iuhrir in lluoiih man) a C"'''"1
tlrjh ;
Tlwii ("iitnj a jbilari diMr In iifH lln unha)
man t '
In ilff p ainl hrartfrh aiiguitth, ilft i-inj; a Ui lau'
M llr (Jul! rncil hr, knp4 thoti aiiht of a
burly -ij,
Iajimiio' my mly rhlM, llit .Utl nt of ht fathrr'a
j-.y!
Ilr Irft h Imhiic hut )rtfr iituiu a fairy Uiram
awaknnug
Now fat him akmMiiy hait mhtII tiifih hrrakuij;
imt rut: riuiitKkant
TUtU ttllh her cuchaiiluif ioic FlvrrlU tolj a
liu.
The arciUaiit I the tcu ! frail aa rurasj ti !
" I left my lme thw linxii with llm ila) lis lit (Urr ,
T lallyminf )uiirrluM un. rnuuvp )ixir miml
frmu cat ;
Though aaff, hr U tuu frrlle a irtuni la Uc
llama t
WluU inaohludi anmnji thr fureMa Irrra ronni.
" Swfft Initocfiirp, you alt all than Ihw palar
lacr,
Aa a J4)inali (t l.rriiM hia fa up Ira Hi! J rraar
Trai h him not lo hunt finni hmiir an (t away,
lldh can amiiM at rraihii), ii HHitrliiiim oVm at ,
!) i
Tkiatmfnt or Starlit I'mrRfm. i
- ., , i , V " '""
ing, over llio whnlo Imily, with n piece of
bacon, in suuh n ninnuer that, with iho
exception of iho head, n covering of liit is
everywnero appuou. in nriior tn mnkn
this rubbing. In somewhat enslor, it is best
In tnko a piece of bacon Iho sln efthn hand,
chooing a pari mill armed with tho rind,
that we niny havo a firm ;rnsp. On tho
soft sldo ofthis piece, slits aro tnlio made,
in order In allow iho mlngum of llio fat,
Tho rubbing iiuiKt Im thoroughly perform
ed, ami not too quickly, In order thut tho
akin may Im regularly saturated with the
fill. Tho boucflciul results of tho anpll.
ration aro soon obvious ; with n rupldity
Imnlering 011 mnglu, all, men tho most
painful symptom of tho dlscaso aro allay,
cd ; quiet sleep, good humor ap.iolito re.
mm, and tho re remains only llio impa.
ticuco lo quit the sick loom,
iimini i rrfrr-iirrim. uo noiieo n letter " '"' ""' '"K1"'"1"1" inuiioaoiiio. i ,. ,, ,m iviii i . i wn. i in ......-..,..-...... ...... s lalcla Insures
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ilium imiiuii .iii'oicui niun iiiriigicnuniir. is "111111.1, nw n,,u K""" j"i i uii(.im "n"i'i" j"" ,,lu "" mi.i, .. i.i.u ,.,110. city, tho prospectlvo 1
mi, airnngiy reeoiniiii.iliw l,o iii.hI.i nf cmie m iu, 11111 11 won 1 110. 1 no lrlH, I ."1KITK,- , , ti,. Tounues 01 lime. ly cumiiieiinauio .pirn; , of 1 1,0011,000, or about
irealinont 01 scarlet lover resorted to by ..ston much liko tho last year bach. mo I r (.,llr0HUllUI r ...' . , , , I Shots now on the dark blue sea, where Wo tindpraiand llmt .Mr. Julian ij ad. hia own especial use a
i;r. Hctinrcmanii, pliyiiian to tlm King " tliem, however, can no ami wnuhl do ir ,.,, ,;r (;r,y (1 1,irlv.,,Lll Lle L.7 "the hollow imk" her home niiisl U for at dressing the people of his district on Iho safely set down as "
in iiarnvor. n is us luiiowa, nml exceed. "iny wero niiowc.i, mil uiey ..ijrc 1 uowu , .lllc j iiie ei,I1.ue, 'e ,;,, .,, "... .1" least hall a year. Who soilead toall leel- subject ol Iho liigitlvo slaw law. lie Ii Curtis is a plasterer, and
ingiy atinpio t :uth- linmorlnl wlillewnslilnp resolutions, Cl)lll.ir,lml .,..,,,, Ti. Hl.., f ', liigasnotloadiiiirosiichhcroismlayoung said lo be much exercised in spirit, and this city as an honest, uu
"i-roin inn nrst nay iirthn illuesi, nml uml im Ihey must im ittoiiciiiiI in thoir nil appearances will bo very likely lo fol nd lovely girl, forsaking homo, friends, is terribly severe on Mr. Iillmorc and his dustrious man, and a
un soon hu un-, loriuiii in us uaiurT, the 111111. ..ir. loinoi. iiMrihrsmi'iiiniwiien w ihoir oxmniilo In other r.-.o.'oi. il. and all the dearest ties ol earth to travel cabinet. nosikeni .owcastloon ihurs- could not have fallen on a
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tm lb Jtpcutor,
ThMgllla'alanillo
IT TNMDJNKwuIf.
(Jen tli IUamiI Dm you rr Hi
lo tli ti'ln of fcr-cC raM)U. Im
gemijr upon your nnm iim
oulhern lirMorfIevriifM
ltiirl to a i-0xjm not often I
tlrorxctiimofcftrthf OU
ten lo Uby whUpt rt. tad I
Inir ftMreeilv ilown hUo iIm
your tout F Voif 'Tlfi
rry utni mem oi ii
H'jiumcra. How mtny
.rfxj over iter mi iiio
Wtol Imie of lior vol
not of atria full my
mf. BAd iim ttftroou
on my check ! How
nirr miprnooo nave I
mn ilrmik iri tho atvpctmuiJ,
until my ivi hi'rn te i iv
f I a ii hltaa n In HU niv. fta
r illiri frflin Mm U ll wort 11
ituu 1 vvaa in low'
Oral, iil)tP aunt rOJcr,
hi loir, I ui in hvo rJ fo!
waa, I toM her w. That Uugh, vofull of
tuikii yrt at acornlul, that rc.cclioH
down IVlina vullc), I ihall ncirr forgot!
It would hne viiiikIciJ to an unintrri-ited
rar likiMho IhIi notaa pnxlucrd fromniu.
ical ulaivoa, hut lo rno it accjned to rearm,
hie the rrvrrhrraliom of a pitttil a hot in
tin inaiiitimth car of Kcnhiiky '
It wm many a day oro I firaio awert
.Mary numnicni, lliuuifli I atill thought her
toicn m iiiimIciI n ever, nml liuim with
tlm oiii" deliulil over bur uliili' lie hdiil'
my fdtmitr alrn, accompanied by tlm UkIiI
. ml ... ...t-.l I... .1... II..I .
touch u lnr lingert on lliu juaiiu. My
can lorr, however, wai oer,
Vrarn bae nKiril linci-tbrii, nml willi
rliaiiuiii); )'' my Uttrf baonUi cbatiR. tell you one tiling thai I do know. I know
iil. I eaiinut lenr the H.tno now, tliniili ( Ibat I ttork fur you ill llio longest day in
Miti" lu;p vriiliired tu bint llmt Mary tumiuvr, friini tlm oarlieit criod to the la.
Miiuimert' iiirinnry i nt tbn bninim of il.lteu; ami I know that if you clioojc, at
Tiiey an- all mi.uken, tlmuli ; for tlirte any iiument you can turn me away ; and
ji-hm bavn taiifht mo .vmiit Miuloin, ami I know tint the clTucl of your turning mo
trmrl ami obvrvalinii lintr sIhkmi inn , away U to Marve my wife and children ;
wbnt should be the iiiutic ufu rar mati'a nml I know that i a power that no man
home. I umlcr heaven ought to have. Icait of all
.Since I parted with Mary SummcM am!
came tn Oregon, I have taken a partner lo
inyaelf, whooe vmco iarrdolint with -'af.
foction'i own dear munc ;" and now,
many a morning do I look up from my toil
lo gaze upon the bright drops of water as
in mutio they splash to ami fro, and are
tho bright bubjilcs form and disappear, aa
her bands glldo iilmbty over the "ram.
bo,ir,l'
Anuria, January '.'.', H.M.
Ff llii Orruii KprrUtur.
Ma. MlilToa t Ii6lice in 011r last na
i-r that I have lost a dullnr, that i. aicor.
ding t.i ) ur ilrciiion. I do not unli to
,r . .1.1.1.. .1 -....1. ,1 - -- I
n.i,aiiii- nwui rulm 11101, 1,1, IN-IIIII oil I
nny gnum of i hanci' ii not nllomil bj Iuh,
Hut I would liku lo bam n f.ur (.liukr, ni '
1110 ixi'is err to 111111 n in in) la.or in tin
tuv; lull wnmk-rs lncr will enit I sup.
imv imttu tiio iioint. I liml a nauiirtlint
tiiit I gisluiuru would do iioiluug lliu
tviutir; ou n ,,. Imto pasd aunoi
l 1 ilnLlili tho count) 1w.1t of I'lilkcoun. I
l, iitxi an net loialiiiig llio jmlicial pni. j
ci nlings of Polk count)', A c, and nu act
for wiiiio purvui in licpn forry ..r. Soiw c limlrr linnl with wire cloth, which
Jin
In
" i.u wis, s mi' iii 1 1 j-t ' in t'l'uri, iii
louuht there was no iounini: ooiti!' mi .
I would double the bet uml lr) it utcr.
1 also notice In your paper11 Infuriiia.
Hun Wuuliil. wbiH-tcr Imsny to spare
fork over. Allow me, Mr.
Iiior. lo iii.
form you llinl I wuulilllkelo
havong.KMl
let ol garileu sonlt Irocn ailitngt
Washington,
fraitki'd by our llolognlo, nlvi a I'mining
Mill and riiiiKliing .Machine, uml miiiio
id miiiio
i Isrgo
.or col.
informs I
otlmr niuall arlicloi, not howovor
a piluns tho ex-rililorufthoSiicct
levied I'roni thero uitd other places.
The proprietor of I'acifio city informs
na that tho number of inhabitants of that
place is about 7A, tomo however, ho sava,
am Indians. Tho last I knew of the tribe
there were oIkmiI ill).
ll is whlnHrrd about town that tho
Whilrwaali onmlldalo men are in tbn uia
jorilv ; tho minority ahoulil feel proud.
aii oi our papers i ih-ikuo nava iironli.
. V '
tin in, m Mr. V111u1r011 uIiiItwusIi its'' ,
lulimiH, wo t lint I.mI, for uiiicli. Mil.
nun iiiiiuro is wn.il 11 n, iimi 11 "o (;
K;h c.lo 01 laws this year tho lucK mu.l
ul.ai.go-.ucli is our misfortune Hut if
In Iho end I havo snout mv opinion wrong,
or dono an Injustice, I will, through your
p.ipcr, inns.0 an apology. Ihn l.eglsiu.
luro of last year ilono as well as they
could, thoy changed tho way of voting, and
Iho names of a low counties, and disfrau
chiacil I huso who elected them, nnd ail.
juiirued slno dead. Tho In ws Ihey mndo Is
u Hrfect hurrahs nest, ami the judges sent
hern to ndiiilnlMer them supposo wo aro
joking, I hope noun of tho members will
lake hls-us personal orqtlisical, as I only
moan It for truth,
I nm sorry to inform ou that niiollier
cloud is gathering uboul Iho Cnllnj-ooioli
ojf c.g.r"'5.tsjx.r,
Oregon City, (0, T) TaoW, February 13, 1851.
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ed by iucb tol',, w
builnew a.i this :
"ottim
" i win icii you oi a genu
wiioiii i iftoorcu in Ufitiiiril, Mm. aoina
yi'in. I irat aptaliiiiu of llio injustice
clone by caiiilalitli in liii very country.
t liero il.f re waiiilcnly of land, pleniv of
uviiille lor inamiiff all iiwii really free.
i aim maNinir iiiii cronnu a
and making lliin crounj a Rennbtlo of
I'rccineii : but lie taiil you do not undar
!nd our beautiful iutitution: you are
I ...t ........!..t.ul b.Ill. ll f
mi ac'iuaniKii Willi mem, or elso jou
would nay that they are really what they
appear in ue. i sain" t am a plain un
oiiliiilicnleil, practical man, audi will
In a Itcpublic. What boon it tome wheth.
er I work under the Autoorat of Kussla.
or the nondescript Government of China,
or llio monarchical or oligarchical Gov.
eminent of Great Hritain, or in the Repuh.
Ila of America r What is it lo mo I You
are Emperor, Senate, Congress you bare
the power of life and death over me, which
Is "power whfolYWTer.mjm' to be" wield
ed but by Omnipotence."
Vau'able Invkntio.h. The following
extract from the letter of a New York cor-
respondent of the Philadelphia Knouiicr,
I "'' " "''I '''' interest by all who are
eugagnl us llio prtxluclion of sugar:
I ....... . ....nl .- .1... I.:-!. It I
. ,1 inuwilllliT iulinr WHICH, 11 I am
nut inialaken, is destined to crcato a revn.
lutioiiiu tho nrenaralionof siniar. In inv
presouce, somo two iiumlrcu weight olsu
ga
jar, ni" tho dryrot character imaginable,
iml as black as wwt, was placed in it, and
am
in six minutes by my watch it came out
wlnio, dry, ami perfectly clean and sweet.
Knowing iiollung of incchnnivs, I cannot
civa )ou a good doorription of it. All that
1 can .iy it, tlml tho ugar is put in a 1ml.
1 1- in i ft i inv imuui uiaui iiiirv fiuntircu
times a mtuiile. and alter makinir about
I'lltecu htiudretl retulutions, tho sugar is
'"""'I "' ' ""'I dry
Centrifugal
110 Was first
1 motion cleans it. Tho machi
applied to drying clolhes, but it isadmira.'lrcsnomlenee cmueil. whirl, rn.lr.l in hor
bly suited lo clarifying oil, rectifying .u -
Rr, ami o tnoiiwiii'luilierUHelul purpows.
V J'Oix enming llio river yest
ihoViivinglon ferrv boat, wo ni
fronri Hurlingion, Ivy., who hu
aUuitVto weeks ago. When the
'''' ""'O'' side, the first porao
'0rOn croHsiiiL llto rivor veitardav. bv
llio'i'oviiiTton ferrv bnai. wo niet a. man
ist a hIaao
ie boat land, f
itorsoii ho saw
was hisMave, who was about to cross the
river, on Id wny home. Ho told his mas.
ter ho had rirough in the way of freedom,
during the timo ho had been here, and he
mw nuiing iuBuiiome.ibiHnniMii
r.namrtr.
Jiioro aro thousands Ike lis neuro.
I I I ii as
who would glailly ritiini lo their masters
if the abolitionists or the North would per-
prnoiviluigs ol Imth
imi, ( NVillietor nu
1, , i,, ,i, ',,1 ,,f .
rouir
I secession. What
II this is dill'iTuIi of
lolution. It mil V bo
11 may no iiis-soiullon ; but we
hlilI ineIno ,,; ,, , w), , ,
ln ,, ,, IlinokPi Wo ,B .. .
groat anxiety, tho final resull.-
.V. Y.
iitraiit.
To Makb IlKNa Lav. Tho South Car
oliniau says that a nolghbor slates that
hog's lanl is Iho best tiling that ho can
find to mix with tho dough he gives to his
hens. Ho says that ono cut of this fat as
largo as a walnut, will set a hen to laying
immediately aAer she has been broken up
from setting, and that by feeding them
wail mo tat occasionally, nis lions contln
110 laying through tho wholo winter.
W "All is welTTliat ends well."
-X Kir
WltkNl CsirUkl.
a aeaiaea winwvr ricrion.
lous are the ways of Providence,
igularara the doings of man, espo.
l trtese taller davi or man s proj.
Ltaglganlie strides of science, ley.
Its track prejudice and Ignorance,
tilmWht WmJ. IIIJM.Illt. ' ! Ka
gUWIIUMVUUIII, I'llI"
mlad to combat the nt.
wim man.thst there is 'noth.
sun Nothing now,
there Is nothing new,
appear ueforo us
b very coat ol
'meet that man.
very (oumla.
ware placed in
IBM. 10
M,-tt
m was In.
day wisdom
ill law binds the
roarriaso, in all
present the same tdiaso
2 but the successful issue
ial neaotlalion wo are about
to cAiasaUle. possesses a species of romance
itogather out of tho ordinary manner of
UtrjJtv life, having gleaned tho (acts
ftoroButhentio and reliable sources.
About three years ago, tiie Rev. II. S.
M'Clay, oTConcord, Franklin county. 1'a..
(and late of Gettysburg), received a call
from the Hoard o'f Foreign Missions con
nected with iheMethodistKpiscopalChurcli
to visit China and proach the Gospel to the
benighted Cclestish ol tho central (lowcry
Isnd. M'Clay was young, ardent, and
enthusiastic, an J most willingly embraced
the bish and holy duty assigned him. In
due timo lie arrived in Chinaand was sta.
iiouvu bi rau wnau, some seven uunureu
miles in the interior from lions Kong.
Thero be studied the native language.and
commenced his labors of love among the
Celestials, with tho most flattering sue
cessJ Still there was somethlue wanting
aTvoid in tho heart to bo filled he sigh
ed for that best solace to man, either in
weal or In woe a w iro. I low to get one,
was .an intricate question to solve. There
were ao American ladles there from whom
ho could make choice ; and as for a Chi.
nesa wife, the laws of the land forbid it,
neither did his inclination desire it. What
then was to bo dooe t A fertile imagina.
lion can accomplish wonders ; a firm de
termination can surmount difficulties that
would o'ertop old Fellon." He wrote to
Ibaaard of Missions on the subject; bo
wluWM buhat.ai.wa mUrht prhap sy
poetic strains of his lonely condition for
tho want of one on whom ho could bestow
his aflVclions, and who would bo the part
uerof hia ioys and sorrows through life,
and ended by asking that the Board send
him a young lady who would bo willing
to become his wife agreeably to his direc
tions, which he sent in the form of a blank
declaration to bo filled up by tho lady ac
cepting tho proposition.
This was a novel nronosilion : but the
. Hoard wasof opinion that the claim wsia
' just one, and proceeded with dueadiligcnce
to sesrch for the desired object ; and
slrango to sav, success crowned thoir ef
forts. Soiiioiimc prc.ioustutlip receipt of.Mi.
M Clay . letter a oung Udv, Miss lieu.
rletla Sporry, of lirooMjn, N. Y., made
apptiration to the Hoard to bo sent as a
Mitsinunry to China, but was reuiM-d on
account of beim? unmarried. Tn her the
j application nt Mr. M'Clay was shown ; alio
alnnro filloil III, llio ntiliosllnii noil m mr.
. leaving New York, in company wiih a
I number of Missionaries on the 12lh of
I March last, In tho shin Tartar, for I long
Kong, whom alio will Ih) met bv Mr. M'
Clay, and the nuptiul ceremctiy will bo
solemnized.
Tho lady's personal attractions have
been described to us by one w ho had the
llltwnall rr Ml siMMliir ltr nrot Inna tit tialfliito
. utl , ., m;..i., nr )... si.. I- .1..
cjijej M M Kma a'ni faclnating
' appearaiicc.aml twsscssnl of that charm
ol loveliness which should adorn cverv
I fan-al ll.Mnln. mmII n,ll(l..i.l.bl mln.i
'.stored with the richest cilis orknowlednd,1'11 hear noihing more of aectioual line-.
'.,'m.i .:ii. !.-,;i.... :o
I m' " Of sv iivhvii kSlias vi ni
' frmn ,ie r,iuntain of clucatloii, ai
,, refinement which will bear w
nil a mor-
tn dwell perhaps forotcr among heathens,
Tor the double purpoio 01 niioming con so.
1st ion to a servant of Gixl, and aid in
snrradlni! tho livhl amonglhoso who walk
in darkness, is at once a moral and aub.
Ilmo undertaking, reiiiilriug a degrco of
devoteilnoM and lirniness mat win com.
sro favorably with tho self-denial of tho
nartan womon of old, Heaven send pro
pltlous gales to wafl tho Tartar to her des.
tlnation. Who can doubt but that a Union
formed under audi circumstances must bo
a.luppy ono 1llair CauHlfPa.) Whig.
(ttrTho Springfield (III.) Journal con.
firms Iho report or tho appointment of Sim-
. . .- . - ., . f, ,
eon Francis, Esq., editor of that paper, to
bo Indian Agent In Oregon, In place of
Dr. A.G. Henry, declined. Mr.fFraucis,
If is undcrslood,aiicceplt Ihe appointment,
..... ...... 1.... . ..... iiuusanua vi iiiiiv wui iu viviiiit viiiimv. m uitiiiiii., -.. ,vv, ,,,,- uiu-ii ti'oiiiiuii 11a cuinrn dv 11 inrouffn
tat
-
Is the Vloa tale f
We had hoiH-d that this vexed question
had received its quietus ; but we see the
fanatics of tho North denouncing in tin.
measured terms the " fugitive slave law,"
and the tiltraists of the South condemning
all tho compromises, and giving vent to
extreme feeling, in which disunion Is the
sumum bonum of their expressions.
The following remarks from thc.S'sirur
linen (.) Advocate arc sensible, and writ
ten In the right spirit :
"We see, with deep regret and merlin
cation, that the slavery question Is not yet
settled. The fanatics of the North are con
stantly holding meetings denunciatory of
tao logniv ave out, and eoutaera Hot
anurs an aa aotlva in holdl arhai am
termeil 'Vsnuthern; rights meetings."
nence we conclude mat tne slavery ques
tion is net yet settled.
Tho North cecms to bare forgotten that
northern men first introduced slaves into
llio country; that tbn curse of slavery
was entailed upon tho South, and notcho.
sen by her; and that since tho North has
rij herself of the curse, her fanatics havo
been constantly annoying heron the suit
jeet, and, in many instances, have abso
lutely taken the property of her citizens
forcibly and lawlessly. As might nstu.
rally bo expected, the exigence ol these
facts has Irritated and heated tho warm
blood of the generous South ; ami now, to
add the climax to their political infamy,
wo find noiihcrn mcn,disposed lo disregard
the laws passed by the last Congress, alter
ten months of serious debale. This !s not
right it Ii enough todrivo southern free
men to dcsiicration. It is enough (if any
thing Ixi sufficient) to cause southern men
todesire secession from a L'nion which to
thm is little else Ihsn a despotism. Tito
South has a right to insist upon the obser
vance of the compromise of the constitu
lion ; and if northern men continue to dis
regard thoso compromises, and inakolawa
one day and vlolato them the next, the
South cannot be rationally blamed for vin
dicating her citizens in the enjoyment of
all her constitutional rights.
Our forefathers asserted, in tho Decla
ration of Independence, that when a go
vernment became dcstruclUo of tlie end
for which it was established, the people
bad an inalienablo right lo alter or abol-
lab that government. They acted upon
that principle throughout the struggle for
mdepndeJce, art ft ir,00T.,r,
as s giny its correctness. What, then,
follows, as a natural, rational deduction T
Simply this : that the South, or any Stale
of tho South, has a right to secede from
the Union, if the South, or any particular
State of tho South, think that the action
of the federal government Is antagonist!
cal to tho ends of Justice, or different in
its operation from tho original objects con-
tcmplstcd by tho framers of theuonstitu
tion. This view of the subject leads us lo
conclude that tluru is no just power in the
fedcn.1 government lo prcicnl any Slate
from acceding from the Union. And in.
deed, If such power waa granted to any
department of tho federal government, we
should bo oposed lo lis exercise ; for we
hold that a union ol tliess Mates is ilcira-
Meonlv so long a. wo an- ,.0ceabl) unl-
ted. We ahouM regret a. deeply i- any
regret deeply r.s any
mau in the nation the dismemberment of
our glorious L'nion ; but wc should regret
even more deeply, if possible, the exerciso
of a power that would force a State tore,
main a member of the republic against
her will. The Slates arc, and should al.
ways be, liko a buul of sitters living un
der the same paternal roof: each sister
should bo willing to perform hor part of
Iho housouilcry; one sister should not
impose upon any other. If northern men
would abstain from .".tcrfuring with south
ern interests, the Slates of this Union could
move on in harmony to a common and na
tional greatness; but if they continue to
disregard the constitution anil laws of the
country, wo have many ami serious fears
for the result.
I May
May llio timo speedily coino when wc
uomorooi -mc iiuriiiauu inuoouiii
Iho following article, from the Indiana
meeting at Ccntrovillo 011 Saturday, and
will address his friends at Liberty in
IT. .111. firtlllllH ill, M. I ,1 nil. .. Ilnwl 'fit.
' r. .:! ...! 11 ....nf. i.t 1
. -.i.iivi. -.vmiii.i vi. . ... 1 iii. a. 1.. & aan
IIVV-m.ll 'Uil- HI VV, ,11V llll., VIlVOHIIlg Ul
the union meeting, says: " We hojie the
people of all panics will turn out. Tho
crisis demands agitation." Here is a frank
open avowal. Agitation is lo In kept up
agaimt a law before its practical operation
is tested agitation on the subject of sla
very in all lis bearings. For what pur
pose ? Not for Iho purpose of eradicating
the ovils of tho Institution, but In keep tho
publio mind in a stato of tumult and excito
mcnl for their own selfish pur-oscs. When
South Carolina attempted 10 rosist tho tar
IITlaw, theso very men orled out, Treason I
" Let them bo hung as high as Hainan."
Now they aro doing what they condemned
I. llaAfat ..-.rtfjall. lBAVawa "1lftJH atXjl I.TT. I i M a ft awk . .. ni
in llieir neighbors. The odious system of
No, ,
protection oppressed Ih what kflai
thai erratic and sensitive Sut. ..TW
then determined lo resist. If It wm tsW.
son lo nullify a law of desjbtM MatJttJ.
lionality, what Is ll to resist Warned vlo.
lence a law strictly cstkasssif Ifans
was treason, what nan d tc ajtre to
the other! ,,.
even in Ohio the peopU ar hssJa)M W
think lbs re is some rnaaasag ImlSmmmltk.
ern movemenu. 8pkfasg ofa laH aafa ;
ing in Mississippi, lb OUo ITllll f luiatl
-,.-
"Now, whatarwotota4aAalsssf
Is this feeling of Indiarte ar boasihs;
lo the Union real I or ft ft fchsjarf jWlbs)
111 asters), i
la IrKroasing there. W mU wtNaajas
prepared to aay that tba IssiLra nf ah.
saorrawni bay tUaboatfcavHajbarit,
allvdaalfTB thn rniwHiMaillM ,.
asrtatare
There ar no doubt ma tWa. ava iktL
aro everywhere, who bay miwlid aVto
this thing aa a hobby, wbo an mifUt
excitement for sinister rMrpeaasvaM WW
really intend to stop scsMwber tab si
of open troaion against lb gowwajm.
" But it Is utterly idl to aar iJsat lb
great mass of the people are fjartoar!
this game of deoepUon. AR er MMri.
ence, and the experience of otbr savi
limes, fully convince us Ibat asjeb tbiac
as a voluntary, open cheat of tkto UtsS
among Ihe great masse would b ueae.
cedenlcd, and Indeed Impoaaibte. Tb
people may bo deceived ; tby aw o(Ua
doccircd led astray aowetlaaa do wry
fool i.h things, for which they ar dwly aar.
ry and repentant, when Ihey see what dttr
have been about. ' Dut thev naver tfa m
as tho mau of the people, both Nortb asai
South, now act, without feeling that tber
are wronged, and that ihey ar called aw.
on to manifest their aentimenta about It,
11 What, then, la to be lb end of tbtowUf
citciuont f Will it cool off within a Hjtr
days I Will men thus warmed, and wboa
excitement la kept ally and iMtvaaaf by
a.vaius ii iiiopuuiic preas aoa tauauo aat
ings, and the eloquent speech of ttstMa
who lead public opinion .will tb aa)
finally acquiesce in tb iTlllimial wbiek
has been made, and wbleb Uay aV m
fiercely denounce f Will lky agras) to
give up all right to New MaakM,
Utah, and California, a atav tMriassrvt
mu'. .it. ..70. . VLSli
iprdfettSJr.HBiS
-........ "-T"s."r "-
eu oy inemj inir wus proviso to Sti or
..17,. . T,w "Ni"ooa rrosa MsisT
Will ihey submit to the ImmltXmA kaatttln.
of a large majority of the northern peofdo
to iho institution of slavery ' Tbu jt.
ing, this excitement, now exists. It b Ml:
pable. It is worse than idl to abut oar
eyes lo it. The feeling is on tb laoroao ;
and condemn as much aa we may tbea
men, say as often and a loud a w will
that they have no just and pfoperoaBs
for this feeling, yet tho palpabU fiset that
it is there cannot be overlook! bj tb
philosophical statesman ; and wbta k to
seen and admitted, true wisdom iwaclraa
us to look at it calmly, and ao If than to
any remedy, or whether thU disease tosto.
J!" 'a'' ?,WTr?,,TJl
' &"$' "V? "?,riot? tUt kta- '
j,
ng nml so wisely to malt us oo tseoU
nnd to ihajie for us 043 destiny."
The ViasT Gum. The Telegraph an.
nounces thn re-election of E. C. Gabl! to
represent the state of Florida in tb Mat
Congress. Mr. Cabell U a Whig ; be vo
ted for tho compromlso measure, and, re.
turning home after tho election, anttoune-.
rd himself for the Union aa it to.' Hi
Democratic opponent, MajorBeard.look tba
othertack: ho was for the dlasolution of
the Union, and canvassed lb Stat upon
this as one of the ground upon which lie,,
claimed success. The people hay spo
ken, and they hate declared their attach,
mcnl to thn Union, and Ihelr want of con
lidenco in llio on who would destroy it.
Si, Louis Ktpublicaa.
.
A W imufall. Wo understand that
lociiuiciitury facts havo reached bre,
Mr. wm. Curtis, of this
xisscssioo or lb Mith
seven mlUioai for
sum that may bo
comfortable." Mr.
wall known In
aatumbwi and lo-
windftlloflktoklnd
wonhtorooiect.
hi wlfc. foraMrlv
a Miss Addis, who is connected with a fam
ily of large estatca in Encland. and on
ot tho six lieirs thereto. Cm. Cast.
Thimbu: Uiooxui. Thl clas of tty
(Moves aro carrying on extensive opera
tions on Long Wharf. Last Friday, w
saw a oor fellow, whom we cannot bat
but oily for his verdancy, bet hto gold
watch and chain against a hundred del.
law, that he would rata Ih cup under
which tho little joker laid. Tb tak
wore deposited in tb hand of a oaaaa
in, anu 1110 ocuer luiea in 1
and suro enouah'ther waa asH
! II --.!.. I.-...- Hn-J .1. .1., ,-fW"
it. The loser wept long and b,
parting with ao valuabl a bm
crty, while the rigger colly anal
watcn ana looaeu out tor auotjktr.Vi
Vntlft iNVirs,
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