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gW© bttf, vrhal be expressly reserved. It uitfps all povror end ©stablUbes* despoils®. Thin, ipeo fucto, dissolves tho Uaioe, M should be to treated, by every State which Ti gard* her peace and dignity. The States would tbea atacd a# all sovereigns Hand towards each oiber, “Io peace friends, !n war eneualca” II twenty should stand against one, U would not present a question of right, hut of might.— The reversed position, consolidates crar Federal Ourernmeni lute a Union of the uaeeee, tosteaa of a Union of sovereign States. Mr. Douglas's position at Norfolk Is that- H bat been very bold and fnpsk in It. If heU elec ted be wlil suado# tb© seceding State and ban* herpoople. So will Mr. Lincoln and bis party, for they loauteogl? told our Senator so, last win ter in bis seat. LUfcuU's men Witt do It, for tbs; are the party in Congress who hav© always dotw what they proposed to de, as far M power war is them Mr. Doag’aa, at Norfolk, uUs them be will aid them. Yea, be coma* te our very door to tell tbi •MUiealftv they Lave nothing to fear; be will eeo that tbe sectdsr are hung. He courteously takes one of Georgia's noM gift# sons by tbe baa 1. a States rights bub ami a Firs Eater.—Ons, on whom Georgia has sp-w all br honors, and did not grew weary, anr? asks him to coma to tbe gallows and help bang tbe seceder*. Tho people of the South may not know what to do with such doctrine, hat tbe abolitionist do. ]lt it large capi al to them. It le giviny L ncoln votes dally, and nothing will stay It progress, but a demonstration throughout the South, tba?, tr-tber then yield tbe rights hero de nied by Mr. Douglas, they wilt throw Mr. Doug las, Mr. Uraoktnridgo, Mr. Bell, Cod# re*# and this Unica to the wind*. If this does not defeat Lincoln, it wilibriug tbe Government at Wash ing tea. to a pause to be continued until oar rights shall be respected and tbe Constitution re- stored. * A second thought served to remind Mr. Doug las that a spsniul forced Into a corner will fight, end a “worm trodden on will iwrn,” thorvforo hr must not loam the Sooth bopelda*. lienee be preseuUus the “Alternative.” Ho tolls us he heUwvea is the “right of revolution.” Indeed J D ei be mean that be would subdue • whole Slate that recedes, and bang its ©itlsan* as traitors, and vindloite and *4l-rfbarge rebellion and ibe rebels, because be britov** In the “right of revolution.” Ob sham© 1 Wht an idea for a statesman and a lawyer, aspiring tc be President of t* tales car ted by a Federal eompaet! Tbie aJloruaiJve, thus offered to eoasdfa us, after denying every “tcatlge of right, ia iou'.tiig tour, or MUltPytog to bite*#U. Tbe ftiets before us Mggwet a qusstio* which we wlil propound la dUr neat. FIUBUM. A qarsusx. We iivoia oo age of progress. la politic*, nto twrget rrgm aud grapple for power. Tbe week grew weaker, aad tbe strong turn op pressors. Gut of power, we waUh and curb (tower. In power, wo slack tbe reins and lasb the ateeds forward, Tbia Mr Dewglas dj*s hy ahUcipa tioß lie oomeq beib. Imagine* a case that he supposes will disturb tbe repos# of tbs dead. He culls up Uie ghost of Nullification, that he may fight It. Tbe spirit rises at hi* Lidding. Mr. Douglas calls tip from the grave another ghost. At tbe fains time Old Hickory, tbe se cond -pirlt rises. Disturbed by the presence of tbe first sptr t, Oil Hickory a tamps his foot, and down goes tbe Nullification ghost back to Its quiet grata F cited with this result, Mi. Douglas cells to tbs flesh sod blood of the North, tbe South, tbe Esf sal tbe West, and says, tbero, see that is the way I will svrv* thsm, if they secede. At this, Old Hickory uods his head, thou nodi nul tbeseooul spirit Sinks again to lta quiet grn ve. lot Lincoln men threw up caps and fill tbs air with shunia es Joy, ‘ that is ali w* want."— Now we wMI strollsh ilavsry. W# will nullify your fugitive slave law. Bocads if yo dart. To* West, says, amen l Tbe -outb all look up with surprise and won der. Ia silent gate, tbsy le *k at Mr. Douglas, then at i-scii other, and nsk, “what Is it? is It er is it FederalUm ?” Tiro wb 1 seen© *bowa a fondness for gbost and a willing#©## lu the nan to invoke tuoaid of departed spirits. To remedy iheevil of negro Holding, and fur nub u* loser # ineronisdy for tbe wrong, loom years i g", Geoff*#* passed a 1 .w called the fugl t.ve iU\el#w. This law, it is well known, several States hue expressly, directly, palpably and formally nulll fivd. Not only so. They have not oly excul pated tU.*x c.itiaens for diaokeylug aod leclatiug It, but bav* made it penal to aid ia executing it. Here ia m tuppod>d case, no ceratur© of Imagi nation, but firi aotual reality, that cannot le evaded. The •'quoailoa” wo would ask is this—Why £oei dot Mr. Douglas tali those Stales that bs will do with them aa H 'OM IHokvtjr” did wltlr the NulUfisia? . % In both aac* tbs Nullification Ii based on tbe rains ground*, tbs uaeoustitmWnaUty us th© law aud thseatrslss es reserved rights. Why pass by present reality? Why turn from it, come South, look Into the fliture, and suppose a case to call up gbests? is it religion aud JtatrJottsm, and loyalty in tbs North to nullify ; and treason In the Poutb ? Or la it, that tbs objects and end* of the North •a noflfy tbetrsison? Or tblrt tbi sower of tbe North dlgniflwt U e< revolution, and then prove Ills rlgat? m Th 4 cJjjoct, at the Tferth I*, to wrong u alul leave u* Without* * remedy. lo doing it # they violate the Constitution. Our object Is, to rare the Constitution, defend uur ngbti uaJt* it, qr nsJraaa our wrongs. Ac cording to Mr. Douglas. we will bo tbe traitors ig bo jmngoi. Whilst the North are true im n and loyal, to go fro* or to b managed ‘Ho ballot ho*. Ibe people of tbe South, Will do well a* one man* <4* couaidw Lima* thing*. m PUTNAM. The New lurk ruelm. The lan nubc of tbo Now York Herald brings the rsuli, in detail, of the let* Aoti-Uo o -in fnaloain that Plata. I; this amsgetnent, tbe ticket c Pt\ *Uta of IM Douglas, 10 Bell and ? Breckinridge electors. Os tbo latter number. Hear/ 6. Hanisll is elector fur tbo State at luge, John U Brower, Jacob A. Westerveli, B. 1’ Russell, William B Kubbe, It tillaui B. Dun can and Abram B. Cungvr art District electors Too four first names wore taken freon the Dteek inridgw ticket already la tbe field, tbe urns niug tires are new men. It now only remains, says tbs Herald, for tlo merchants to shell out and elect tbe ticket, te keep Lincoln at bio former profession, cist “splitting rails,” for at least four years in-ire. We wish them eaeccsa while wo seer • fail ore. Ca>r I' aretes luraovaD —in u*v#t of tbo Takas coauiie* tbe f roepset ul every species ol crop is Unproved. Tbo following from Upshur oorrspouds with what is said of other parts of T*a, aud is alai gtvoa by our from that Stato i Tbe yield of t io ©vrn crop in Upshur county t* small, but is better tbeu was eiptrud. Tbe uu, crop tJ eao.lent. Inert was plenty of rain ip tbe county to tbs oarly port of this mouth j veg. Motion hos sprung uuu uew ife, tbe stotk raugi is wiry fi.iU. Unuors bare pJuU*i fill crops and twsrusiaea foil g vrdeoir^ Mr. P colas’ Lo7li lasctr.—ln Its spoocl at New Yuro, Mr l><ugioa ibouget proper to siuer at ibutoiir.’ge of Southern u.ubos. Sub ■ uuiiallv, be ‘bid that whilst eager la pley tbe port v t tiaifoif, buy datirw Vbe secured tigoiasi the penal y et tieueou. Iu other words, Mr. Duu:as Ulls tbim that tUy etsi to break up tb Uu ot., but ore ofroid o encounter tbe risk of tbe g Jluws, which h* proposes to erect for ell who rtti u to tncrvab u. Lincoln and an Abcii- Lii'ii administration Bn*ra and ibrea's of ibis nature come with a bed gr.ee from any mao-, and c.rtem’y n<ue anxious to pr mote friendly feeling between dis fir. B’ suctions would giro them ulueenoa. Poll* itg from the lips of Mr. Duuglu, however, they are di-gr.onl in tbe extreme. Mr Douglas should to the lost to impugn tbo eouragt of utter iniiufi. lOltßßl*. WlDdft kFPri MBESh 2H, IM. FOR PREBIDENT, JOHN G. BRECKINHIDoF, OF KIi.NTUCKY. rou VICE FJtESIpS Jl, . JO3HPH 5-ANE, of onnuor. B&SCKl? ST DOE & LANE i Encro ra , ticku r BTATE ufk.T LARGE: Hon. C. J. McDO.NALD, of Cobb. “ R It. JACKSON, o! CL hv.. iLTP.r.NATEt*: Hon. A. 11 COLQUITT, of Hkr \Vm. If. DABNEY, oi Gordon FOR THE DISTRIOTW- IhL PfiTERGONE, ol BitUoch. 2d. W. M. BLAUr.lirnri/>f Dau-herty, 3d. O. C. GIBSON’, of S paid my. 4th. HUGH BUCHANAN.nI Coweth sth. LEWIS TUMLIN, of Cas. 6th. HARDY UTRlCKLAND.offorwvth. Tilt. Wi. A. LOITO.V, of Jaapor. rnh. VV. SI Me IN TO’ 11, of Blberu After Ken BUI Tbe Corner *St >no whuuuik cs that its editor, Gen. Rethunc, will reply to the ipeucb of lion. B. 11. Hill, ou Hnturduy night noxt, at Tcmper ance Hall. Tbe Democracy have already made two qttempts to answer thut speech, calling on the lenders of their regular armvTo demoliib it, and oow, we suppose, we are W have a guerrilla Attack upon it. Fire away l It will lake you ill till the fint Tuesday ia November to make the .cant impression on the outworks. Where's Crawford? Let. him b - wherever ho may in the Diitriet, wo loud him warning that his party here, though Biiug Un times tbe tx rllon es tbo L’uion mcr, are dreadfully in need of moro bolp.— Aebilk* must keep Ms tent In a tiro* like this.— Knquirrr. Judge Crawford hat Ju*t returned home and brings tbo most cheering nows from every part of the Second Congressional District. Every where the Democracy are rallying, with anpar •Jells-1 erdbuiiastn, to tbe stand ird of “Southern equality.” Wltb the numerous acccieions they have received, aud are recoiving, from the ranks of the Opposition, tbe friends u! Breckinridge rind Lane arc determined that onrt shall he tbo ban ner district of the Stato. Ovtr neighbor make* a windy OdH magnify tbe performances of Ben.” Nobody Lai mrdo an “attempt to aus w.r big speech,” that wo have heard of. Mr Cohen, did c-*adi ecend, upon aolicitation.tbe other “***>*. to read from Mr. Hill's “Dudley latter,'’ where he proclaimed hitnsclf in favor of dissolv ing tht Union, If / Aer Llacln .cr Douglas should Is elected Frcel lcnt. The cvfract was produced forth# purpose f ro’cuing Mr. Hill's reputation from tbe damaging effect which, it was feared, hit autl-uigge-, gbrlous-uniontim speech hers bad upon it. We presume it had ths intended result, for the sent incuts of the Isttsr, in respect to Lincoln, or his party, wero received by tbe audience with luine ttynt of ip-, probation. The peo; la hero hero learned how to oompute, in Jiyurr*, the result <f Mr. Hill's ef forts In a canvass, f v r this ia aoout the ififret t'rae be bus ‘‘played circus’’to Georgia. As to Judge Crawfuru's whereabouts, tboUi*qulror will find out, in full t!m ‘.hat AclAlcl U na% cutup in his tent Bffid Ii! Judge A. 7. HopWlna, pf Mobile, ray# tho Mo bil© Tribune, ties re<H?ntly’ written a letter to a friend in thpt eby, fri m wtrith th© fulttiWtoff 1* •Xtrftric'l. There ro ernse things tn It which cugtat te attract tbe XttenTtotljbf tvoty Hjflthcra man ofenrr f pert ft “If a tunjorlty of ■ otheru people thottld vet# fa r Bell and Everett how mttch apprehen ■on w itd the Black n.pu’illcan Abolitiotrists f r#l for a'dfltertntnat in ctprrr.Afl by (he oratio tnfnerity tb wcedo ftoin tie IT .lon, If tbs power* slaiitied f>r Congrat* Ly *'•. JvtfStt should h© exercised ? “Bis record prorae-he bus reiwatodly'riniined Ui* powers referred to for doftgrsss, and said they ought to be immediately *x*rriireL. Should tts ticket snooecd, he tnoy hecoroo the President, as two other \ ioe-Preridotn*- have wjtllln the last twenty years; and being ©oe of tire earliest au thorities fur tb© existen'©o©f th**e powers in Con gro.<*. and tb© exp.-dieney of ©Xercirini* them, be wowld not rafasoto approve and ©ign bills to BbolUh slavery in ib© District, prohibit it in tbe Territerros and tbe tlavw trad# autone th© Htates, and ora his iwfl<ifin© in pro*'■ urine: the rfn*al of CoBfTeM to admit any new siftreboldiag Mtatoa into th© Union. No Bontbsru ‘Vbig oftb© party ©f which I was mntnLer, would h&vo voted fi*r an AbolitlenivL What HuaUiaVn man would vute for rurh an AhoHtioaflut to'CaAgreas, er any man who refused to answer qpestiona on th*n Suble t - Hm both Bell and Kvcrett LarcdoueN— And yet Kvorett ue Vioo*l*resident, wouLTliare mu b more influence in favor of nwjh Measures, then oby nn Abolition raeabet.i-f Congrees fpSm o elavt-holdir )’ bittls qo“Id buys. “If a fusion tieket should he turuad ia tbs Slate of New York* and tbe election of-Lincoln thus it could Justly be necrllwd to uo oibor uauee than tbe tuor id tb* p* of that Ktoir, that his leetin woelil cauo the dissolu tivu of Mm l niun j hut such an apptehcoslon ooubl aoL he nntortairtid iu a subsequent elro tiou, if Ktmk, au Abelitloiiist, ahvuld ohtMis a large vote iu tbe slaeebolding Btat *. livery ‘(U"U voter would be relied upon ly Black lie publicans and Abolitionists to roelY.e any attempt Iu recode from the Uoiou iu; ihoeAurcisu by Con* grew ol Use power lo p ees viikar. o* *ll the incoa urcs which tbs Messaukusetta reMlttiii<i)9. up- I ruTed end aigu dhv Everett, r* tiueornor of that .State, affirmed Oni7Tvtsbawi*p<wert*dopt and oglt ttj do ro, “The Cofistiiutiua cu-uuo; to preserved )<ug, Mcupi U|b>n the terms on übiab uur lathers tuadc it, and npo >ho*t> term#, all whom I know, areas murb in favor of It ea there sbe made L wes.” Speech of Own. r B. Bartow. Tbe lost number ol lkefiavaci.ab Vows con tains the Speech of lk*t>. F. f*. Dartuw. which was delUtred in that ety on tbe 17th iut It Is o truly great *a 1 u ‘.is ipsech—worthy alike of the head an 1 iibgi tof the spuak* r. It places bis position ia clear oj J freibl contrast with (bat occupied by bis fbrm*r political friend, Mr It ill, wbe, ilka Mr. Cortuw, declared his purpose to act, ia tbo pnsent atrugglc, with that party wbicb skould boldly And distinctly pleat ttMlf upon the ocustitutionul tigbi cf Lis tootion, hut uultlts lbs lottsi.stuw scouts aud repudiates lie •ulema pledges. A:tor tbese \ lodges, Mr. Bar tow thought “persbua! boBr” d< tnuude that bis • u i P°ti sbou.d bo giVtu tu the BresklnriJge de mocracy. Mr. lltll thought otaarwue,vf eisa dis regarded tbe olmiu. Bvad r, tu wh. m will boh oriiU* men award the Verdict of duty dievbarg* eds We rsgrst that our space will not peiujt as to tbe speech .u foil* Throughout Us length, simple ffict and intx -fubls logic ere Uvn ded with the ntjtl paraaghiv* eloqaence. W* make room for tuc following ejttracls la my especiation of tbe action of ;ha Charles too Convention I was Uiunp mted, end tbe eoautry was dieeppolnted. The Bunthcm Dels ocrery w. re eirruinvantcd by trkksry a*,d ;uu* niug, si they assert. Mr. Douglas ux and biarnsnds went ibere, w tb a detoimioutlen to base biiu or nobody —<o rule or ruin. Tbe ?>untbrru mvu bad dpouutded the reOogniliv,n of one simple priuci proticthn oj properly i.y u I government orffnuiMut /orno other purpi.ee. This simple proposition wae denied, aud tbsy wer* told that Mr. DungUa would not rvooguite it.aJui that nobody but Mr. Douglas should he .heir nominee. Xby bad no aitnatHe Lut t j Ivgfi a com • ntion thus bneUl4 to the nknr.fkft >** t* UA plesofjustiee end propriety. I have but on fault to find with them; instead of g ug hi.ck t Baltimore, I wish they bad then and there,when ibeir righti wore denied, u Charles too, prueletmed th ir principles, < nrfooted their oauJidaUs, appealed to the nuulb* Er r.>osu CjU nitalonal rights they w. re eonteniing, and t he justice es tbe Ameritar* pc >f'lc, to cot*', t tbeiupport of tboae principle# and aitll dates wbo would have been n&’Ur.al, in o fur*’ justice and the CoßatitU'i'>n Could make them oatlona!. (Ointinucd spplau o j Pureuiug iba action, which in their JuUgmtut tbcexlg^r.-y do oonded, they went to Baltimore, ar.d ‘■ uia king an Unsu''*.wefu4 eflortlo have*helr prlmd* ;.l<te reoognitfd, they were c<.uipelie<4 to term a nepini'e Gonveniion, consisting of tie fiLeen Southern States, Oregon,California, and a lafge portion of tbo .Nortbern aod Fastcrn prltlog, in uy judgment; Ilia atrei.gtb aud purisy of the Dein our atm party, wherothej iua4ead uiarallou of clear constitutional principle*, witb which you are all familiar, and presented to ti country as tbe candidate for the Presidency an able, gallant and bigb-toaed gentlemen of Ken iucky— (epplttut*;—and for tbo We Proaiaei.<y a g llaot • .Idler and pure-hoarted chiton of Or eg on. i Applause.) Now, it ta true, I rnignt have laid, “You bav# done wbat I wan- ted you to do; you have alfirmei correct princi ples—you Imvo prcf.onted, personally, Lionable candidates, hut you have not done t< in exactly tbe way that I wished Your party has o*eo divided; tt ii apUt into contending action-, and the onion of sentiment that was r.o much ueedtd hae not t-eon iffected.” I might hove ru malned aloof from this controversy. I was nci bound to vote for their candidate; but. could I with eomris ency—could I with honor, coti and 1 wilh tbo very w rds I ba l uttered still on my lipV, say to them: “I won’ivuto lor your candi dates because they are national t your party has broken up, It is divided Into two discordant hostile campt, you are pouring hot shot into each other. 1 will take advantage oftho oppor tunity you thws present to gru.ify my feelings of revenge for pat animo*ities. I have now a chance, in the midst of beligerent contention, to raise m> party flag and carry it to victory by reason of your divisions. 1 can slip in, poe-iMy, my candidates, even by minority vote;', princi ples or no principle' l . I see the road to power aud I shall follow it ns all other partieii have done and probably will do, whenever the tim” is appointed.” No! it was not in iny heart to Buy these things. (Applause.) I bad no party end* to accomplish, aud if I had, that way of doing it never would have occurred to roe. (Continued applause.) The*e men had done just wha) I waotod them to do— just what I told them to do, and when l hod so told them I was sincere. 1 wanted to unite tbotu In a. common cause —in a oommou dooiarnliou of principles, which i thought vital to tbe Mouth, it wo ever expo-tod to preserve our equality or onr honor. (Ap plause.) Now, the question was, shall I go to them, or should they coin© to mt? It is said they might well, in the situation in which the Demo cratic party was, have rallied around tbe banner of Bell aud Everett; that these gentlemen wero already in tbe field—but I esnnot think so. H I nm right iu tbo first pari of my argument, Bell and Everett aud their party presented uo ground upon which any rally for principles could be made. I had no bouse to invite my frienda to- I had uoeutartainmeutto offer tbern—l u> ay, self, like ttrom, looking for some piuoe of refuge, suras fortrcifl where wo could make s huU again et the foo who wore every where, in every sectl n, and now in every party, lending their battailous upon ui. (Grant applaust .)I wy ngain that in these observations I rpt-ak fur uiyaolti.n t myaeif alone. Other gentlemen, who aieppori M sir.-j Bell aud Kvorett, may not stand iu roj position, they uiny nut hove entertained my opinion*—they niuy uot have acted cn my pnn cipler. To iu# it is a rpiriWion of principle— •omewbHt of porscnal honor; to them it may not Le. f can well under eta&d that many of them— having in no way e&pifeased any upuilonsorHym paibies, nUncbed by long Labire of bosiiliiy to oppoulikm tu ©very thing J hat is Dunocrafic. ur nstued Democratic rosy honestly rjjoic© nt, and take advantag© of tho division of ib©r oncicn euomy. For ihischts* I have no iutcotion to make out Imputation on ibol tarotiva<ir ©> iron.* i speak but lor wyiulf. If tb* party to which I have been att*ob©4 had proctuinlud th© prfoci plea to which such importune# is uffiz© 1 and had presented candiduiea to tbo ©f UOtry upon those principles, I would have adhered to lUos© caudidatei*, and I would justly Lav© ©tpee ©U that devotion io priaelpl© Would Wwn brnnght (Lo pr#s©nt party of Mr. Bi© hkrulg© te u*. Tb sss© b#l lg reversed, 1 lb#op- .wn parly ©f Ow.r gta having uft-tiui* • plcdgwci C* * uts*4©#B t# sup port tb.it party wbicb dluritol upup euob prin ciple*, f ibeir own party t'allvd t” roc gnixh thup, oocsisteiicy requires in my judgment, that / •huuld mji-aro to the |>!tigo9 lues tuadu. (Ap plause.) Rut worse ILau Util, I ©*k you wub wbat ooiisis eniy—wivb wbnt Uvuor— ait * want Irufb—<n f ruin around ontb©*sß*ratbern dim ocrats iind charge t ©m whii serii^nali-ro—with disloyalty to ri Uuiui —-wi h ir. a-ou to tbs eounlry— bocouas they bav# J, v.ry Ui ri that I wuntod them tu do? mid wro #dv- tit>’ tba very principles thatSaiff w;fo stiff had op|*o'ad tba very man, Mr. D* uviu* that J (bought of all others, except Mr. Liuculfl, tvuj roost ur*worthy ol tb© Ftcsidsi-cy ? Am lio be b allied us a dijuoi.>ni*t fdr ftiutahiTng principles wbidh I vriduoutly urging tl eoutttry f.*r four years? [Applau*©,] ©*.*•*# It will h© impoßsibls fur mo lo vote* for Mr. Douglas. I wili but help Uui udivide us. Nor can I give any ufd < ur couatsnanC©. directly or indirectly, to hla party. [Appbiuv.J If th ru are env bur© who agree wuh me in th** nriuciph < I Advocated, iitjd yot aid or su-talu Dr**g- Lis, J iiao Nothing to ray tq them. If Iha I © • -th#r reusoo f r refusing tjsupport Mr. l'elf. It is iuougti thatfiotb Mr Bsli apff hi* leading sup porters prefer Mr. Douglas to Mr, DrvckfWridg**. uud deuouocehim and hisfriends si ©• tional. If l Lav© allies, they ure in tbo Breckinridge estop, aud I will sink urgwiui witii them, (bough I t • branded na a traitor. (Tremendous npplavi*,{ 1 tit wjh tb b tn qnxjfiucipto before tho fight commenced, undlwfy not desert them now. If I bud no other reason tor thla alliance, tod I wished to buildup tuunntwin high tuy objections to Mr. Douglas, I could out but oppose him, since hia reo#nt rprrch at Norfiilk and New York.— [Applause.] In answer to certain question* pro pounded to him rcgurdingibe action of tbefiuuih in tbo event of tbe vlrctioO of'Mr. Liaebfin, holms © griiilcM bii intention to ropply the dortrlncs of tWu. and enforce tbo Wouthorn States to obedience, ilrould they or *ny of them, deem ir necessary on t|ie flection cf MivLlncoln to with draw from birt (levcrnmcnt. 1 hbva never, ibnt 1 1. member, expressed nny ‘Opinion on what ia termed the r ght ot necession. I tvas a Union msn in fho oontrovry of believing then as I believe now, that “thvro was no eufftcient onuse fur the disruption of the Oov trument. 1 finve hot liked lo talk about seces sion or disunion, but whatever it be, r however it tr.uy be called, revolution, didtapiion or sect - slon/I willstaud wi b her- [lmmensenpplaute.j Aud I think if the “Huie giant” Comes hero with the cohorts nf Liueiln, to reduce us to submis sion, there will he manhood enough in the South to drive him and them back a little quirker (ban they caiuc [Continued applause.'] The “little giant,” I take it, will Uvt prove;; vtry formidable warrior. 1 rupp *ao they call him the “Intle gi ant” to distinguish lihn from thoue turn, n w *?etic, why lifed in the day when there were gi wilts iu thp lah . [Loud applunse.] This UWn can never Be kepi together by force. No dair?- ruan could conceive swell im idee. Tbe only chords that can bind It, nre tbo chonla of 00. Ifhvn these fail, it.- vital and WdScctial oiganirm fji! ‘. Why da you wish to vote fOr Mr. D ?— Not lor hii prluclple*, tor they are oondouiavd by all tbe authority of the Kvpubhc, in t ie past and tbepMxem; by the wisdom*d tm S>u; oud the toarn egos the Bench, Not Tor power or spoils, for don't you know ibat he can't carry a solitary State in the I'm* n—[appliiuee]--t loast that u the probability. Ido not think bucan get ti n thousand votes iu Ucorgiu, lie may help Lin coln or Bell. Is that your object, houtbern iKm crats f You will nut votb for him snroly aw *coauotof his |*4Tnnal diguiry, because you think he will adorn tbschairofyour Presidents. In my judg ment, he has degraded the dignity ot the Senate end of tbe Nation, by dmggmg the Presidential office into tbe arena of tbe demagogue; by run ning over the reentry, impelled oy uiad.tin.ii tu n, to advocate his claims in contempt of every fre.-vdent and in disregard of tv*ry \ rtprii iy Loud soplnusc] butt ‘etely In Jmm Woo i, fty of Nt-w Y’ tk, et a barbecue of roasted ojrkn, displaying bimsi 11 like h intinihawk beloro u ch..ue audience, so< h as like to gather around tbe “Bciiccta Hoy,” talking about enforcing States, should they dart reeist tbo reign yfabo I item, and to make the farce couij lets, he bdd before him, while uttering these sißOuients, like e puppet iu bis bauds, tbe candidate lot the Vise-Pret-id. ucy our Oeorgle champiou, wbe ten years ngo, ted on fire, proc aimed secession as the right ui iome* dr. *ai poured ooutnmpton us po> r (/nuw* su6 ,ae i’ai'sis ci that day. [luiukuso applause.j No, tuy trmuds, if you wish to vote lor prmoi plr, It jou wish w veto for Uuiuo, if ywu wi*b to vote (or safes#; I counsel you tv* vote for Breck inridge [<t pots use.] Ue bal unquestionably, tbe affootifius of tbe South, an l is Uie representative ol cer tights. Wbnt we wntt is union among ourje.ee*. Had w* ouly this we couid SMiswiui sueoess throughout tbe ontioo. Unquastioimbiy DiMigts* bes oo noutbern etrengtk. Ue can ear* ry no 6outbero Sie'e. Horen only divide us •iIU more tbnu we have been, and uotd ibis di vision be healed, in vein will be our efforts eitbir to command tcspect or obtain Justice. With your sensiiess w-renglrgsio tbe fare of tl resum ing dangle; you are like the Athifiisna when Philip wu preparing to enslave tb*m. Ulkmir in •teed of acuu),. “is Philip dendi*” “No ! but he is sick.” “What is it to you.” exclaimed De aosiUii**- ‘‘wbwther Philip be dead or stek, you who byynur senre! Sss divisions would toon rais* <p another Pniiip, even it this ons wr* takei. ■ vvay,” My friends, the Country ism the most ae rioui pern of bnr bnet >ry. Let usaitempr bj uu Q woat wo hero let. Jt. > fset by divUKw*.— i appeal to sll of vwt, cuh to her rcstov. Bt klft Us oo your alters tbe fi ee of patriotism.— N© i rogvr regard pub<iu; efisirs os unworthy o your aitennou. D* not loVu their direction ti *- iiur x k me or In thepuhlto ©oun ci's, but ascuiee y* wr own rightful places, an rej. trus. in none kut the worthy. [ Appiausi; O.d xnmi, KlVw US yo*r cutiusets. Manhood com© forward with ait your ihoogh's, all yjui ;are. Young t #n, n when must 0.-n rest si. tbe weight aud bur-ku i t these mighty interests, -me tod bring a l that you have of purity, oi vgor, tnd of action to lb# pubiio ecr\ce. Let ui:) anti'll, au,i<i#tibeeonlus'on wbicb reigus, c oh o io do hia duty ae bit conscience dictate*, .nd tod >it .fqiir!*ly end uosilflably for hU ountry's good, and for that alone, bo uuy w ■ cure the favor of lieev**. Ida not despair ot tbo enußtry. If we are true to ©urselvi s, true to nud justice, Grose ever iftlng enns wbicb mbrace>l our infancy a rut *u).porinl our totter I 'a youth, will mill lead us on to th successful icoicveusont oftbal graad mission iorbuuunity, viiich my la.tu U a.hcs u© is the destiny cf this il-public. - IMPtfIiTAM tno! HAVANA. r. H stf'i'.ion of Tuent'j one Thontand Men fitting or if fur iliZico. We un lerstaod that lotiers of the L3ghe r ; au thority wero -cro received iu this city, by the from liav,.ua, which leave no room to douht that something serious la pending bo* tween .Spain and Mexico. They assert positively, indeed, that an expedition of not loss than 20,- 000 men is actually being fitt# I out in that city f.r Vera Crus. Aud of this no secret is made.— Evcnth troop contpria ug tbe expedition, their regiment#and eonapaoles an* mentioned. They are for the moat part the acclimated troop of the inland. Their places will be tilled by recruits at homo and reinforcements from tbe peninsula, the vanguard of which wt-re daily expected. The ostensible grounds of quarrel between Spain and Mexico have already Been stated The n-al object of the present expedition, how ever, 17 ever it should (.roceed to tbe Mexican coast, i* armed iutervt ntion, looking to a pi non cent protection over the country if uot Its ulti moto acquisition. Uowev. r Quixotic yhU jpay Mscm to us, it is no doubt actually iiicoutompfnfion.’ A thousand recent events foreshadow it, and espe callr the recent recogni'tou of the MiramonGov < rntnent in Mexico—a Government with which no other nation bolds dipl uiatic relations. Id that corcrnony the powerful interposition of tbe Spanish government was opon’y invoked ‘ to give peace” to thu country,and thoMinishr promised it, in diplomatic terms it is true, but stilt in terms not to be misunderstood. Aud why should not f*pain interveuo In Mexi co? It is sur|irißing, indoed, that she has not long since attempted It. For years now there hue been no peace, or even th© prospect of peace in the country, during which fearful reign ot un aroby areisteno# from abroad has, by c.i© or the other of the opposing parties, been asked and re ceived. Not longer ago ran the lane winturtbe Government of Jure* bad It from citizens of the Uaiu-d States, and that oi Miramon from Spain. And even now, in view of thoapproachiog winter catnpuign, a renewal of the same aralstaoe© is openly asked by both parties. The Hold ia open, or at least ia ©ctmplsd St present by Individuals only. Fiance and Eng lupd, It is true, aro busy with tbeir respective d< hemes; but tbe United Mutes, which alone n n give permanent pear© to tbe country, and firai of ali interestid in it, hesitates aid premises m oonfinue to hesitate Aod why tbeu should not >patu intdiTene? £h bns bevn openly Invited by a powerful party, oudbvr right aud tUI is certainly as goo i as that of lb© other traaa-At lantlc powers, of whose movement* we daily beer so much. Far b( trer; she has contiguous pcs Sessions of the highest value aod Importance.— The dominant poopl cf Mexico are closely al lied to her by b ood aud the and wrest family rela tions. They era b r children In fact, speaking the .iro© language, and living, • xcept so fur si they have degenerated, ued< rtbo tame institu* t'ous <nd iiiw*. And then bow glorious h thing it won and be to tio back #o*%f kvr eurliost and proudest poMession# of th© New VTor and, nownji • urd” of n quarter cf a cttitury eopposed to o© lot. VVr, cf courue, Souk upon iu© whole scuettc as .ud its uUttns'© nccctt.; Sirt tn* t eu iupossibllily. By t 1 © confession ©f all it Is <l#i tiny thut the flg <f th© United SratessHallultf anat'.ly bo ex'eaded ov't r Mexico. I tbe rauto time, however, Spain may Uk© advantsgo of our dilator*'band iudiffaronc© and do much tb.it w© should regret to fico done. She has it lu her ponur at least io crush for tb©moment tbe party which le fv. rably d?p svd towards a*, smlgive t > tbo opposing party fur a timu u new leone of ; authority wbroh she will not be slow to prefit i by. He a'rudjf has thirty-six vessels of war in b* Gulf, whose t-txsjsf ytneut In Such an enter j prise w.'Uld of allihin ■ > roost e gw. able to] thuu and io b r people. Others are < n the way and wb.it v.r to its ehjact, wbetbor to wage open w >r with ti.© Republic, io ha terrene there iu >n the nauia of p> ac©. or to ieoumoiai if not arm , 'du|>n<.tt to t he reactioaaylactroo, It tS fort nm e formidable expedition will be sent from Havana >Uu coming winter t tbe Mexican coast.—A'. 0. frvnyune. 4*J In .fur Oripftß^—6o to fit) Duraan Brine* t riMinl-9164),0tMJ worth ul fYojirtj Itoslfoyrfl. Wi ooubeusa i ruin ike New Orleans Delta, of RaturdFay tiiei. Ugwing ucomnt of- a deplorable con* ig.eti;u which -ccurrvd u that city on the 21st iuL fl Le*t avenuig about .d'elotk a fire broke out m thu4:h story ofihu wholesale liquor store o’l KsratelhdL ©k ♦ (Jo., 101 ahd lO.lTchoupUeti. 1r struct, between Lif*.\ vtte'end Uirdtf etrecta. BkTore a Jaw nunn* r>s the flam** aprpad with fearful rapidity and das'ruction, aqdshed a gram! and awful glare ov r thevvitro upper *ertiuu of th© city. In a abort while the fire rushedthrough tb©se spacious building©, knelt to Comtner.tt *., and now Lore fearful occttnonet*, which wo do not dura to UiUto upon took place. We w©{© preseut, standing on tfie lower or tmtem cortn-r of Cumnuqre and Lafayette at*.— A loud explosion wax beard—the liquor barrel* yielding to tho devouring ©ieweat—a frightful crash followed. An upper portion, one story *>{ tho b killing of tW lower store, 101, of Messrs. K-iratuudclck A Cos., came down l>y the force of the explosion <>n the building next to it. a three i atory cue, Mkt to be that of Evans A Cos., flour | nud cuiuumidoii merchant* ou the corner es Las- , iayotteiiiid Tuhoupitoula* street*. By this fulling it curried in the corner stir© j roof and bnrM the enter or side wall (on La- j layette at.,) of Kraus A Cos, to tho ground with electrical velocity. How uc shudder to report the scene. From 150 to 200 persons were near f around, and in thia building or Evans A Cos. et>®r 1 thcio n, some laborers, some policemen, suae l merchantand other.*, young nud old, of our cititcns. Frctn 2* to 30 laborars, flremro and others, wore engaged in retpdying and rolling barrels of flour and iu<-rchitndi*e out of this store, aa there was no lire wi'bin ut tho time. Previous to tho i fall of the wall, standing ou the sidewalk and in ! ’betuid 110 of Lafayette *tieot, vv.re fro* 150 to ! 200 person#,hnd when the crash was heard, and ! tho wall gave wav, their aonaternath* was truly j deplorable t • behold. Not k*l than 50 or 00 { wore huriod in the mins. Tho R* 1 1'.* raged lu broad and Here© gran deur freui the exploded, liquor barrels, and a so ne ot ruins, aa and by dramatic magi sudden w is the whuloca aiuuu change of things, ap peared amid ti pn fiutid si cnceufthe awe strick en beholders. The hi at wa# intense, anl when the scattered populace returned to the spot of the disaster, one of the noblest and praiseworthy ox implex oi bravery op tho p rt of the firemen nud po ice, chains, young and old took place that we crer b held. Regardless es scorching eminent* Mid the dangers of surrounding, tot* taring walk, the 6r*me grandly wt-ut to tho res out ot the suffer.rs* whoso groans of agony were heard irou. Uacath the pile of bricks and raf ters. Kvery rfart was Lroowbi to liesr by Crrmon and policemen and cituens to relieve tbe suffer era. and as ouo by one, each 1 ody was brought •nit, iho silent operation thereof was loudly ap plauded by rhe I okers ow W|at a tight! - Tners we beheld fri< nds with tbeir hauls nod arms steep* din tbeblud ol tbe wnuudtd ! Theie we bciitLi (tiestill corps, but a in men’ before the agile, active, living body. Horrible, sad eight ! ‘1 he loss by fire, in ;i pecuniary sense, and this is tiiv least coui lvratii n m uur ml and. at this writing wiL bv aboutfiibO.UOO, of which * co-third is it euied finite, n bodies in all, had leen recorersd turn the rums wt,on the Delia wci.l to pross rmowßeti farther Giovanni, Oari baTdi’s suldiiT-uiuak, l great courage at the buitlo of Molazso. Uaarincvl, only bearing ibe cro.-s iu his hand, ba ran nlong tba ranks, eheeing nc I uaimaiiug the vyl givers to tbe-figbt, cousteulty rhoiinag i„ibva*- “fturnot, Uud is on i-ur sjde! Mark I, bis m n ster, am the fore uio*t to expose uiys l! t<> the grape sbot end the volley it mcskitry, yet I retunia unscatbid Cbs-g ■, liniiaus. oherge!” And still.es he about ed, ho waved ulolt the er a.-*. Silting them this esuiaple.Niid rcpoatiugul <ud piuSegesfri m Scrip lure, he cbeer,il on Oo soldiers to some purpose, it uui-t Ho t>w.,etl, as by tbeir iitdotnitsble cur ••gu.Uiey entiled tbe strong position of Mcloxto. Tic l'. S. T bacco Caer.—lbs Clarksville, Va.. fobi.cco Plant say*: Vt’e Lave sen a ) aragrapb In some of or ci chat gs. to the clicct tht tb# tobacco crop wf Kentucky, Mi.iao-n au l Tennessee, will only be e balltie this jear. Iu this region of Virginia and North Carolina, ou tbo contrary, tba crop cano. fail to be a large ifie, ulLm some unfore seen oafail it before U is housed. COHMRO, sATIROAI, SLPTbMPI-.R 2i. tSKO ■’ 11 ‘"FT-y •—'dßr Tic fruof In our Issue of Tdeadly lc.it, ceattoenting on tbe “slavery * xtcnfL n w Idea es Ju|H Bell ta re* fcr;ed to and largely l !abornted by Mr. Hill In order to show that'the firet naiced grrntleman always t one way and a<ted another, wc penned the following paragraph: “To illustrate, in tbe speech referred to, Mr. Bell said, “ih*t humanity tu the *lpve, n Us* than jus: lo© tw th* master* dec. Jud"i tbe exten sion of slavery.” Yet,‘daring the same session, he brought forward a preputith n to deprive the people of Texas of tticir gun Anttod right —a right which Daniel Webster odiniited to be ‘ rre peaiabU"—te form four .ddifiunal hiwtes at of ibeir Territory, audio limit that right to Um.— The two new 3'asve, thus lu La berca.'Ur lorujci, wit!, said Mr. Bell, “bo the list of their race -- They will an t n.it clot© tbe account, in my judgment, of tbe slave Bat- +, tbco and foreve-, urns Ing us thi* Union In**.” twit n, therefore, l# tbe araath-al expoaiiinn of Mr. Beit's theory of txpa..uon. ” In response to tbe above the Enquirer r. ay*: “We deny all the above charge except the expression of bis opinion that T*-x#S would nev er be divided into urora than I urea stuVa -infe.- an opinion certainly strengthened by the l>ip*e of tiiar, fur there is yet no proposition to divide U into even two Stares, and we do oof -believe that tbe North would consent twits division even if feint should propose i . It was to ai.Ueipate ihjs apprehended opposition by tbe North that Mr. Bell proposed (with tbe t*fMnt of Tvxar) to divide tt ißtrfthree ritnUsln fbM>, leaving it all its prior right ti subdivide into more atr soy time.” We procoed un with tbe prof of o tbe charge. It is found in tbo Cu*greaiunaJ 01d>e, Ist Bee lion 31 at Congress’ pag: 437. During that cs uon Mr. hoil proposed ac uaproinire on the questions which then agitated tbo cranny, Tne particular proposition wb.eh siui ed tbo fenarks upon which ■or charge iv baaed, was a.* fel lows : *'ltteolved, That when tbe population oi tbe Territory claimed by Texas, lyhig such of iLo p4tb parallel of north latitude aod w.rat of tbe Colorado, shall be equ >i to the ratio of reprn notation to Congtesa under (be .last preoe itng apportionment, auivonLng Cj tbe previsions es ib Constitution, and the people of vuoii Territory shall, with the absent of the no# S’ats contain plaitdln the preceding resolution, bate adopted a tUto Cunauiuri -n rupuhl caa sc furin, they be admitt<l into the Ueion os * State upoosu equal footing witb the original State:-.” In relerence lo fhli pTopesitton ilr. Belleaidi “Tbe principal point In this resolution I; the pronpeeiive aduiaaidn of another !*.♦#, to be rei ved out of,the Territory us Jetaa, wtoapber slate or free lobe d<M*riainod by ;i*e people. Ii wui probably be & slave Bt*;e. In regard to tiavo to remark that th ehenein ne es tbs No r th, on tbe subject*# th® ee wttse •* new slave Sta L-s, need net he Ate<ted by ‘he ttd uy reeoluti n. ben kd<nitu*t, *< 0* the tau of ile rote, ft tgilt andmu*t c tht a count, mmy Judgment, of elate St<*te, then onr* f.tve , or for at lory me tne Cn.om Inert. If tiii3 pr/pu&iuuti ati'fu’k ba adopted, e:>d this ‘ i erru >ry admiued tutu tbe l.uion oa a rita s, thrre u! then Lave hewn three slaveStnfca-carvwi out of ry bclneglng toTm* —T. xa and Lira two new Dave tat ttes now pfaputed tw te admitted. Tb*s number, you Willrec lUci, Mr. Fit*idcnt v /üb' fir ehuti of ikt eoU’dat *>• of Houihet “ a*ntU wen; es the advocate* oi t'i annexation of Trxa, when tbilt qn#*tton was pre*en.d to tbe Amori fua i*r.p l*. Four or A* alave Lt**es. u was #*• tlffiaW)u, rntgbl aud woul ibe oarv*d out . f that Trritory /no/ •/n-r .Vr*te* m gh> Le carved out of tac t Tny’ftaity, becauae diu v i? a country extenaire rich enragb. f*r' ! !e meugh io xust’tia apopwlaibra tbat w raid authorize Ms di vision into fopr fcHtatc?, b<uev •* the nr a>jtmot tow propote J, il irov'd ‘ # npueeihle >hot - ucA a pr jtet i\oU f (L ##Ar he rnle tainem Tb 4 people ol tb -t"a State# Will *t{ censer t to hare tbeir bouudarie* cut iowoerat f ro*i*c tbcin to tbe ‘ o nditiuo of in 4*eu s.c-* S ales a U i:r Uuuu. They expec: tubs,and jriii laetqiava, the pres mci ,rui*, litiTf 1 * atd |X‘pu‘<’U* States of tbe lWe. Tkt'rf.e.eir. cou he no proa pent ot the further ottmineiQn of tact Malta ito the Union a tuny Ome” The iiiics in the above paragraph are <>ur owe. The reader will remember that ’be resolution ior the annexation of Texas contain a a *lu.u guarantee that/our new .Srets* taught, with the Consent of Texas, be formed cut of the Territory. Ia It sot tbta, t monstrous proposition, coming, a* It did. from a Southern man, which proposes to divid* hsrsurplua Territory into tvn in tued 0"/.<u r parts, with tbe abjoU'e coovlctlcn n hi* naiad, that 6y t’u* ‘’artaugeero ut pn i any future subdivision would bo “iinpowfcWt?'’ Were we not justified >n say rtiguat •‘Lm itu’ o* is the practical axpositlon of Mr- iTcll’a theory ot k b*?” P. B. Since writing the above, which wit lo- Ugdadfor yesterday’ paper, fbe Enquire* of yesterday comet to hand, uml wills great ••ppftr. ware of fratikaesa, puhiiehca the whole of Mr. Beil's speech in *upprt of hiv prope*lth a. Wba our oon temporary in tended by that putot oaliou we are at a loss |o eonceive, fdV, certainly, Uran havp ne refereaca whaUvr to th* charge we preftred against itecaodhiate. We *tvr de n ad, on the eoatrary, we aarivd that Mr. Bill wus in favor of carving *<** aw Staws out ot h Turiitorr of Texas, iba reeolnt on and Mr. Boll’s muarke thr> oa, quoted by tbe En [uur, proposed to admit o, ite rtsoluti< C uad ibrc xnar ■ quoted uhodahy u > proposed to* ‘ prua i>otive Hiimutt.vin” of another, and by t\u *rr r*</9m*i, aaye Mv Bvll, the autaissh nos a.iy Mo' will be imp- p tblu. Mi. JLhI, then, was in Livnr oi,aay, ha coodktvcd ana brought 1 r ward a propositi**, which, ia his judume&t, Would forever settle the against the ud missii-n of more than twoucw rduu*s from th iiuperiAl domain of Texa*. TTo bed the unblurh iog andaefty tiepropose this in the prosroeeof Southern Itenjtftd thelneffablc effrontery to in-. ooiqioraie in bis p'reimhle th# recohttioo c*r an nvxMiioh, cftntslninj a pcfpetn .1 gnxma cd to Texas of fl;e fight to form yise now Matts, at her pleamrv, whenever ht;r wo old justify It The Snquirer yy* Mr. Btjl propoi* od *’th f4Hncd/.fFfc4Nkxtlbu tfftWo new States, having tbe peupVdt T* xai alt prior tight to form others af any lime/’ PoefrU look like leaving them this when he tays.ibst, with Am arrangtmct't ‘*it w.uild thiit sml a project should <T/'c JJow is it not neiua[kaj*le that’ tbe Enq .lrwr, u its attempt to awswgr oof charge Against, Mr. Ball, should I'uLlUh nearly a cctiumi of hi speech which has U 1 jofsrcuce to iha iharge whatever, aul shonld oiuit f t notice In the ~r*t adjMoent columu io the QL.>be the remarks which wo have quoted, and which ftiUy eujtam the charge? We say, istt ootrumarkaUcf Wo will oot account fur tbe singular Uum hy th# ruppo aition that our ctemporary had a deithtrale ic tom 100 to deceive his rea ter*. 2*'o, a coofidiug charity persuades as to believe that, he is the vietiiA of a partisan hlinUnee* which did But al low him to e*c It, evv If ho taw it, that his memo ry is under the same toaLtul hallucination, and be/i-pcr it. j Iu order u save us tbe trouble of referring I H** to this ;pessh me will here givg Mr. Bell’s remark* upon tbo proposition next succeeding the one we have quoted: The resolution is iu these words i ‘ Krfolved, Tt*ar all she T- rrrit*rw now claim ed by Texas lying w.rth * f the 34 h parallel of north latitude, and wrh'eh May be ceded t j the I’nited fitatrs by Tnxas. be me rporateU wiifi tbe T*rri ory ot Now M< x<> o, * aevpt such port i hereof ns lies ea-t of t eßoGtsude and Svutu of the S4b parallel t north latitude, and that tbe Territory •< eomposid orui a tstate, to be admitted into tbe L * t-o win the iuhab tails thereof shall adopt a e.nsu*ti.*n. rapubln-au io firm, with tbecone, tt< of Congress; but ig (be NlNiaod ntitil Congress ge seh stiMSM, provlsk*. be umie lor tbe govemu’wnt of the In- UnbitHutsof said Territory, suitable to tbeir cod diuon, bat without uuy re*irictitn as to sl.tvcr) ?’ Speaking upon th*g resolution, Mr Bill said “Tbs first point wbleh fi l bo anggasted to the mind* ofkoaorable Senators by this rs lath a !s,th. there is a surrender of 2H degrovsut Have Tetntory tube ibrea;Ur tree Tarns*-ry. Ida Souths u boundary ol these united I*. rrit->rie, Bast of the lii>* Gtafilv, will be 129 miles South and igtwndicg tbm Koat ; • the Wasuro bound >ry of tbe present Indian Territo ry of the United Mates, fbe point to wbuh I wish indirect the atieatinn of Senators is, ibt, for whatever pprtiv4| lSrriiry that may h claimed to be tree, utid in. luded in <be t erritory proposed to be erected Into h raw State wept of tbe Trinity and south of the 34tb paralbl o North LsliWde, there will bo au equivalent u i slave Territory aurrunderd, lying Nwith ol 34th paral el of north IstUudi. It will bo nm<;ui>'reil that tbeMisroun ■•••mpu>nji.-e 1 tie is tbeparullel ol 36*30.’ Thus 2H degrees of save Territorv will be given up to bsc mo free, as I think w U he conceded in the candid judgment ts a 1” Now, this is a prtr.y proponUon from a South era men wbe thick* tbat slavery oght to be e? tended; a preposition surrendering, in his ov& language, degree# es slave Territory to fit* s tt. It makes no difference, In Mr. Beil’sfivr-r, that New Mi-xico has dssappoUit**! bis pt*d>- tiom, and will be a slave State. He can elalm no advantage to bis position from his ignorance Tbe fact may serve as a commentary on hfi “far seeing statesmanship,” of which the inquirer prates so glibly, but cannot be need to mitiga e the enormity of bli proposlticr, made In 18i0. He too ugh t then, that it would be, Inevitably, a free State, as be thought that hie a-rangement in re gard to Text* would forever prevent the forma tion of m r than two new States out of bor Ter ricory.wnd by bis coavicti&m lAe* bis conduct must he judged no is. W# claim, therefore, super add. and proof of the fact that “limitatvon is tbe practical exposition of Mr. Bell's theory of ex psasipn.” P mcuaMc llertlag to Qnitman Gso&axrowj*, Sepi. 21, ISAO. Mcs-R* Editors: Col-Slaughter, the Demo cratic randidutafor Lector io this District, fail* rl to fill his spporotmtot here to day, much to *be regret of his numeroux personal and politic*! friends who cams out to hear bin. HU failure to appear was no doubt caused by bis recent family affliction alluded to In tbe Time# u few d} s :inre ; aud although some disappointment wsf#lt at bl* absence, a meeting was held and organised by calling Cos). E C. Ellington ia (be choir, who ope&ed tbe meeting by a few ap propriate remarks. W. P. Jordan, ef this place, a late convert from tbe Opposition rank*, wa3 called upon for speech, who aro** an 1 aaid, that owing to recent illness be was unable to Rddien the meeting at any length, but would merely state that be felft entirely ukiiided with tbe Breckinridge aad Lane party, and he was alee happy in being able to euy, tbat upon a recent viait to upper Georgia, he had found many of bis old friends from the Oppcsitum party, aide by aide with him ia tbe Deuu.c.at.o rank*, fighting boldly aad manfully for Southern right* and Statesquality. Mr Jordan’s few but pointed remarks, were re ceived with enthusiastic applause, becauo* every o*e fait and know that he bad beard an honeei confession of an ho*e*t man It Is truly a noble spectacle, Messrs. Editors, to Hj men ‘.bus rising *Uv© the influence of pe- Htlefti associations, easing <-fl tbe shackles of party prejudice, aod arraying ibemeelrra on the nd* of truth ard justi-w. * Hod. T. L. Ouorry was cert failed for, who come forward and me ie the noblest effort of bit life. Although entirely unprepared by pr*vi us reflection, he discussed the p'dit enl tupics cf the day in a masterly and statesmanlike manner.— He reviewed the position of the different Presi deatial candidates, rommenciDg with Ltacdn, to wtrom be merely alluded as a sectional candi date, running on principles inimieal to our rights and subversive cf the Government He then dwelt • short time upon Mr. Dwuglas'u political car ©reproving him to b© a reoegade from rite % u Democratic petty, an enemy lo the Buuth, and one of the moet desperate poltlical gaasbUr^ •he world ever (. Next canro Job* B<TU Alas, f r,f *r old J übn 8111 Not a day nor an hour ;>*#. but wbat somebody Is digging bis politl •'•I grave, sc 1 by electim day, suob a yair*u>g abyo* will b prepared fur bu receptlcn, a* to leave the poor eld mao tut on© comrolatioa, that all bis (Hoods will bo Laried witb kirn. Mr. Gucrry showed that Mr. BeIFS platform c-f “The Coi- o, tbe Constltutiaa aod th© e&fbfce mnt of the aws” was hr>al ©nough tu admit Greiiag, Seward, Chase, et id dmne get rus, Wbc declare tbat tbty are in favur oftb© a roe thing:,, cor*trued ia their own way. Mr. BeU having refused to answer any questions, hot referisng to hie record, he reviewed il at seme length, show tog it to he f luev, eo rsry hi act, that tbe leading abolitionists w<*re willing to receive him at ibeir ••aiiuidat*', and conulustvly proving him to been rely unworthy tbe conflden<ra and support of Kc-uttiera men. Mr. Guerry oonoluJed bis rerowks with an , ©Liqueet tribute to tbe gallant young Brack, and gioiioua oid Joe, briefly eketchiog their political au*J rail tity career, dwtlliug in glowing words uj. n tbeir honor, bravery and patriotiam, *nd present in tbeir f*ireeuickeon, uptn wbiob there > Mi tUia or a blot, in striking contrast witb f se of Lie opponents. His speech was received w th rapturous applousf, an and well may Qui tman Le | r .ud ui cuoti a Senator, and tbe 3tato be Ii road ef*u b a President. ! Alter the mefting adjourned a Breckinridge and l.oec Club was fofmed amidst ednebierabie j cmbuaiasoi, a o being displayed to 1 carry Qui. man la November, and to aeiiri in’ JwelJiug tbe ever iucaaaing tide of another Dr- 1 auocralic victory in Georgia. SPECTATOR. Hunt*ram u< t-iiug la Harrta-Tel uIUM.a Hamilton. Sept. 20, 190. Mu are. Edit or# Agreeable to previous ap i ointment. Col. Gibson, tbe Breekwindg* ©leetor for ibe 3*i District, addressed tbeoitiaens of Har ris to-day, in an able and telling speech oi near ly two hour*, expiring, with iuvu>oibteargues>, the dangerous ductruies ©f Mr. Duiaa iu regard te the Territories, showing his block Ke publican proclivities in bis late speech©*, and tb* do pc rate subterfuges to which bis adherents re> rt to swcuro bis ©lection He than presented, in a logical manner, the great doctrine of T*m t"tlal protect**'®, as set forth in the Deorecratio plstform, and it* vast aad vital importance to the Ui loses t of the South , showing that th* doc trine ©f protection Done ©f the cardinal princi ples ©fall frre* Gorercmoat^—that uc k.ad es Govsrumen! can exwt without n guarantee cf protection to life, liberty and property. fli* den uncial ion * of tb# Black Republicans were truly elegant,cnebainteg the crowd with eloquence mud burning pat be*. y> v may -ay that the Col. may rvuut, bir rpenes* •i liana, as oneamoas u.e fcapt y eff’-rta whiob he is making In the District in the support of the nomine*#, and the great aod fundsuuenul prin c ole# of Cuu tiUuonal Democracy. Ike audi eure was large, respect*!*:# and mteilig'-nt.’ Your* rvfpectlully, L I gTANFOBP, aooy. Iroa)rATiuH Wajt*©.—W# find the f.lbw ing in tbe telegraph column of tbo Banner and Patriot of yesterday r BELL AKD gVBRBTT MEEnSC. % CoLfifßr*, 0., Sept. 4.—There is a large 801 l and Ev* rutt mating here to n gbt. Mon L. D. Campbell is vpeakirg in front of the State H* use. O n Leslie Combs will follow bun. It is a irg i t; it tier tag * the peoplwtban any occasion of tbe kind since 1966. Orest enthusiasm prevails, Tbe next is from tb# Union and American of tbe 20tb of August: Mr. Bill arc tb* Ftmti PtArg Law*. At tbePtat* Conveut c of tbe Bell party in Ohio, i‘e Hun- Lewis D Campbell, tba lender of the pery in that Mate, made a speech, iu which be “commended Bell and Everett, and Intimated that iu the case es Bell's election to the Presi dency, eaptarsd fugitive slaves inigbt Lave tbe right of trie! by Jury. Mr. Bell having at some time Luited that b was te favor of accosdinr such a right.” We want to knew If Mr. Bell s Ohio partitaa represented bias correctly. Would he favor utuerd eg the Fugitive Slava Law so s to give the escaped lsr# a trial by Jury, in fbe Slate where arrtsUJ —C-ion ***<f A*#vteun, Ak pi. 7, AxOTBCR TtRHM ABB DoCOLAI EttCTO* Df. curbs.—-Tba Naenvll a Union of tba 10th last., says: It wj'l bo remembered that Mt. St. Jobn of Cann<*o county, was appointed by tba Douglas f\ n euUen thair cauuidaie for Blaster u the tfu* Utetri -t, l ead bis lettar is wbieh be declares His It.UAitica to support Bruckinriiga and Laoe. Mr. r-L L.lfi wet member of tbe Legislature that tn-iruete*; John baU lo vets for the admit in n *,i Kaunas under tba Lac-mpton C u*titu tt- n aud helped tu elect Mr. Bell ut of tbe Pen "to Vr. 6t. John U not wil iog to render Mr. till any aid ~u I cotsfbrt by gtviog bis iofla*Q>-a >o Mr. Duagiar, who bee so .hauoe to carry Tea nessae. _ W^tss-Oai—Tba Philadelphia papers say water ga* has bees bu-nt to suoceaafully at tba Girard ll<>um io that eity during tba pMt three incntbs, that arrangemenu are now on foot for the erection of numerous works fur tbs manufac ture of ras, according to tba process cf Dr. des, in New Ragland, New York, New Jerssv, and several es the Wasters States. COtTMHl w . MO>DAT, OTTOBEB 1. !>O, lion. Ilcirf W BUilar*. TUigAlci. ad Ires Mia i trg# esibcour*# of his p©r*r.al and poii’ieal ■toodl it Tctnj ri anoe lin.ll or Friday night fflri. TV© t##ro net prctef.t, *rfi*T he Legan. As we entered Ii all theffjteflkcr wo# deflation hs p* fret agin meet with the Breckinridge Democracy upon wbat D JwNgmXi'i blfiMpdaias •> prefsnt the grcr.t, vitcl Jshflff la the prefctit con test HU reason for not supporting Lreckia ringe, wae, that, when he went North, u* found that that geoilaacsn sto?d no chance to defeat Linoola. Among bis other real ns for sopp> rt iag Bell an I Everett was that they “proposed tu withdraw th# ■ ’ ivery question from the politic*! arena.” W© do not underaratwi hnw a genric mxn of Mr. EtlUard’a known intalligeoce ctn entertain such an idea. Everybody njust-Kn*w that the on'y ; capita- way ftr tbe B**%th t© aid tbora gentlemen io doing wbat they ‘•propose’’ i, for bectoaake fn absolute and unccediti* nal *urrender t >Abe demands of abolition fftftariritnr. Wh#a tbe Constitutional rights es a pecnie nr# invaded or thraatenre*, tbe only honorable aad sensieiecour • fur them to purse# bs to rep#i tb© iavjui'*o, or prepare tu a©ct the attack. The speaker did cst, nay, o*rid net aaaert, wbat can cons i uto tb only rational basis for hi* postae*, that a reiirary lOaividunl i tbe Sou .hern States bad ©vareuoteeded for more thou hU C Rattto tiowai rights. Ta© ohceselty fur them end fu uniting the whole South aad til eonsti tutwnnl man everywhere ia that (teccand, is pres-cd upon us by the cxlstecceOf a wet; aal pariy whom Able obje ;t is their daatruction. But tbo rpeaker hufflcicntly answer©*! hi<&<•.-If upon this point by the exhortaticn te tbe Sooth, er.-- eral lime# rspeateo, to stand by the Cumulation and tba rigbtWuish it guarant*d. The great burden of Mr. UiU.aiuk speech, bv ©vur,waa to abow that Bell vs* tbe only can didatc io tbe field who could, by noteiuiluy, de feat Liceoin. We looked bare for awiue grand display of purer* of deme&en ation. He P‘Oted his proposiiiop by skewing that Bell o ul i carry/WSc-uthern States. Uvkio thi* showing be claimed that the wbolodouth nhouid rally a# ore man te the caoao he ©epouacd. Vo di j not uoderatasid Mr. IliUiard to ©la .at a solitary Nor 1 hers eleotora* v te for Beil except each es may be ©eowred te him by tb# sveceas of the fusi&a tkcaets io Hew Yoak and New Jer#y.— Ten frun the fiTrout arod three frem to© latter are ail b can hope for from th* North. These added to a boiid .SoaiL* rn vote ia h 3 favor would l avo Mr. Bell ainSteet v. tc* abort of a oboic© by tho Electoral CoHe; o. What bop, therefore, U there . veo upon Mr. Hiilbrd's own and ra fer B 41 to defsu Ltocoin l When Mr. Hliiiani speaks again we *•.! . him to boot up some other excuse forsuppert ing B*'ll hesida# ?b* oas b# gave bpre t. F. Jurhseo, Gownior of mk-ouh, oui roc BrrrtHiridgo T’bh etewey the aeciiuut of D'raglasirm in the ftourk Brer tsneo the fee®at for Gov ernor in Missouri, that fitato he been bynridmd the liouglas awuoghold. Ever this has sema doretl, end now, fa the South, the “l.tilc “hath nut where te fay hla b*a i.** Ot.iihorne F. Jackson, was, fbe Ciachraati C'rtirit-r say*, nominated far Governor o 4 ’ Missou ri ht-tor© the meeting of rbe Charlestoo Conrat t>n, lie Lad &*#n sctivaly CMnva{ng the Star© C4*ar!> three aw hi before the n'raiioations f r Fra*uteri were mu.'* at Baltimore. Wfciis in the midst of thiscxoiringcaevass, be beard of the 1 resol ir that Siry, As tbe official record of the proceeding! of the Rump Convention wax ocv. - pruned, and be bad but litri© tiro® to Intestigat# th#?Uaatm of affairs, wskltduced to believe thut Douglas Was the regular nomicee of tbe p*rty; aod on that gvoufid, while distinctly and •asphaticuily repudsatiog toyotmigiAy aad affirming the thity of Ccngrcss to protect •lav# property io tbe Territories, he said he would support Mr. Dougi ,s. For this reason nine or t#n tbou.ao(f Dcmocra:# refused to vo’e t + biro. Rut he was clrcted Hy t v # eld cf Sen* tor# Green and P Ik, end th* strong Breckinridge bus, and bis succors has Ho*u claimed as a Douglas triumph, which the y. rim dolt la the land knew* it abrtrd. W*e 1, the Democracy cf tbe Srctw xnet Id Con ve*lor on the Wth loM.. *t Jefferson city. They straight, sound resolution*. They in dermd Br**kinrM*w gad Eaoe. And they a til carry fbe Sthic in Xotcmbef. Tho• avrv r elect, C. P. Jackson, •wh-Jlc success rejuicid the squatter* hereabouts, wef-not holy In tie t on vi-ntino, but addrtrsed it V’ The speech cf Got Jackson, here referred to, with other proceedings of fh4 Siatc C-ovcniicc iof Miss* ori, will i.e fund el iwberein this p- Pr. Hgai krlcod aad lot lhiok vi Joba lint A f*n days ago we pabiisbed en extract irem a Black Republican eampaign document, plach g thaupteion etueridaed oi John Beilin K*.w Talk, and that expressed Vy Rea Rdl, iu anti thesis. The Lt\qirtr “overwltlaied with off seiti* this fact, by publishing a couple of extracts frous two Bi&ck iUpublp:*i* papers which dc clarvd that Mr. Bull was as good a pro rianrjr man as Mr. Breckawidge. \\ wll, tkt* is a pretty hard lickhpuu Mr. Breckinridge, wo atiaiii.— ViowiQg it ia its proper lqpht, huWovcr, and at tributing u ;i lu due Weight, it only furai-hes additional proof of the fact, which wu have often declared, that Mr- Bib’s political course in whol ly dettiiuo of iba virtue of and that he has invariably ac?cd in such a manner as to and. Loive the b’ortb ortho booth, or tvih. We nituiit ihn, that Blank Republican teptimonv as to tho opuiiuos of Mr. Bell ou tho subject of slavery is oonflietiug. liuthtre tho evnflsrt stop ?. What docs the CoftnUtutiupiU Democracy of Ma£Mvbu-otu tbiak of hua ? Here it is. Hen. B. F. liullct, u> a frpecab before the National Democratic dute CowvaWiou of MaasaekusetU, ou the 12tkf September, said : AO.l yet we aro told thauLa South U heeitatiog and dividing, like tbe Nurtb, between three iau did at*-, end prwpai mg'to make itsef n l>rwy tor tba Atmim*mats. Uwpl. mn. that there •beutd baa dout-t ot tueself rli<tace ut the douib a doubt of her unity ou tui.- vital iasuq, ; the ntr-agesi cf all tbe phases us tbisstraogHA-uuvaaj Wbatvver may be riuoa in the North. I .{ j I buw the noaih can conaatit to weak* a ber pu *iub tu the Lu >u by UiVvASomi fieui Mr. Biv* k iuridge to Mr Bt-11. Certain it is that tb,, dia tiooiiV) ductrine of that patty Sort! , as lr aa they avow any. s/<Ue*y X • the Torr.tuieemmd tkt da*<*..>, of Mstt* u m * ct g N -w. it t:>en> u auytbsug that ttie bomb dunui lively utm-iSU*. it in thu they s’ all bare tbe right to sat.lv in the Trr.lo ries w th tbe r slave property tt utsiwri t i, mid that any new State etieil he aduHtt*d with .*r w*tti4 ut slavery, as itj pw-j*! * desire. T t Del’ OH J tvor.it ft . rtjf 14 Oflpo.TU to t 14 in l e AVrA. I don't know wbat >uwi t dcot tines aro ia tbe fiostb ; if 1 bey are not opposed to tv tbrv, they bav. *r*j /sees. Asd tberetore it la that, eehotng wiu* ay theble Voii-e fbe m>ble appeal made by y predeceuOr, Gn. Cushing, t> the men of tbe Bomb, I say ift adding tny Buaih.e warning, that this is to them tb** atrugg> for tbeir Very eiutroo*. We now propstf u show whsu Mt. BaU's pel t •c il Jr. ot.de as ( nyp- tri, in tba some fliaie, think cf him. The first witness it Mr. s#] oo stai’.. TLisgasGcmas has been liuUvd the “eon solaaca*aaa4Mr of Messrs. Bsll and E reran,” end i# the peUtinel amanuensis of tbe Uttar. At a* Bell aud Krarett meeting in Boston, out K>ng •i&oe, Mr. Bailwnjiali spoke as follows . “I sepp-ja wo are ail adverse to the Institution of slavery, but we do sot wish to interfere xritb tb* g vsrntn. ntof the slave States. When tbo ege of Quincy was fighting fur tba right .f in*, titles es asti slavery ia*-c J ho Ball was on bis side. Yuu And bits staidiogffrtu nst there paai cf the Miasvurt Cutapruisifis; and these things the South call him as unli-l >vcry utar. This is tba man f<*r national coßsarratiT# utan, a mao who is sfpMid to Nuribets extremists and B Uihein eaueutiiti.” Iba next witness is Mr. Goorga 8. Hilliard, who is also a prnniueal advocate us Mr. Bed. la as address dalivortd on the cocas.on Ust above referred to, Mr. Ml.liatd said t “Oo the ether hand bow is U with Mr. BU ? Be has haa alibis life ia oppoeii.. *n to the doct tSkUt public sentiment of t.> buurb. lie ia a protactionist. tbe doutb U for free trade- U io favor of tba United 6taws Bank-; tbe Suutb w&s not. Ue opposed tbe r*outb Caroline nulltfi eatiao. Ha pro vested against tba removal a. the d< pos it i. Os all (he Tonne<ree dtlsgaticn, be a.'Uj fnvtrtdtbe race pi ion of tLe ptitl*ts for tbo ab< liilon of e’evvry ia the District ©f Co lumbia U# opposed the annexation of Texas. Heyfrutestcd ak*ulofi !; repeal of tfe Misaourt C i, pren *ii utieu. There is n > man in rbe South who more fffrerrts io I e callvd a Southern ma witfi Nuftkcrn princiides ti r, J bn lit)!. Nerd wc go fattier? * from tb® £t L uis Bulletin ] ili'i'ouri Dem:dratio CoDvettion. CLAlSOfiJf* r. JACKSON’A THE COSTtn- Tloy a:.O TUL BUtCXWUIIC* VLAT puittr. Jcrrct!3’ y Cirr, g©pt. 21. Tb© gre.ii.’: 1 ;■ it vail* . tbruuui out tba diy, in co of ibv atlbtnnrt oi Cloib. Jacks -u to Br.k n idge ©mi LhO®. Tb#r# mo© uiiatnbbig lit© iwi hero; uin ot tbe true Duo ourwti.; i.r.:, C. rottf aad fc.ai ;□ teVor ol StU right*, Ri,<: . ti -rgty > pp. . and (b *quatierlfm, and its teit-r .1 . ii<.pu’ l iaui;tn Tbo Dts#- cra'ic log or.? ol Aii-o©n mi# xrow fairly aii.astd, and the war < ry is already rc* uudu g tbr< ugl out tb© enrem# porta n* ot the bt*t# DtUr. miffed wad reinvigi. rand, the ddegntfi go i oe ■o iheir cut. .>l itut’iitr asgqodaudl. i;utu! arr*nu u| tLe Dein-mralUi ceur. Ail bail to tbo fetaloc j \ j Democracy ot Mi?turi i Alter ‘Le Si.-Cui.-J dupetalr left ibis uorniog.th© J Comu:; t cou R.s /luriot.o reported. Eacb rv*o iuuuß is to tuc poiLi, and cams* with it tbe true epirit. a Cibsr ra.'olutiona wro passed endorsing tb course ot'^enai... Hoik on J Gren-n, aid Hon. J. ti aGurfiiiu tjr. Luu Buiictln ami J effv!r*a t|JxLiuifflrr■ ‘* ■ Tb© Idtewi te ll m ra reported back a list from ©wob dismeq, All tbfoid DemorraU whb remaned trtM? :•> to-- Mii.ouri pteifurui re ta'O GT.ir pftoul. TliVv*cA-.;cles cauted ly thr desert ion ot a.-yjc ‘frudt tho DuuiucrxUc ranks are fitiwd by trui aud tbe rub-electors erenusu of ckare.ctor, who will immeuiaiei/ take tftc esuuip imt Breckinridge aud Laue. Cos!. Abe. Uaßter end Judge Bowi.n road# strong speeches u is inufi'iLg. Iu tb# iiTernoon speeches vrere made fcy ’ likes, of G eeo, r.ud. DoßOTun . of fit. Louis. i'bin*.-veorog 01. Jausej U. Burns, of Platte, i* roal.tng. m> cloquv&t speech io and iromens© eudLdice at sbe Capuoi. Ho in nuking aut h dis cleeurcs of DuUgia*’ corrnpui n ,■. wui make th© *. n mi .3 cf Doitiucracy ireuiLlein ibuir boots, avg.vnio s£#aiusf. ,’J* l - to- i . ng . io© C- nvt. ion ! uM’ ok, a c umii.te was appotnled tc 1 pr pat© aud a duress tu tbu p*opl© of lb* btaie trvodi- ru Polk aud Ureea tLon addresatd ta# I Cuuvmiiua. Tu© jpeevbes Were received with I tbowiiitrst enthuniasx ] Gr. R.mney toon ui ved that Claiborne F. l Jachqon, whu wa.t presout, ‘ eiuvded to*peak>-~ I Glee* Hppkus . ni three cheer* ior the Jackson | resolution*. Gut. Jaritsos said he catne here with no es i pediatten to speak, an l b did not think bs ought j“J be ceiled u -u. 11© wi.3 proud to bear tho I uoaßimiiy with whieh tuey agreed upon the | Jackson Tb* y accorded with his I je&tiroeuta, and t*r ibeui tc t,ed (ought as bud ;*s anv u: in in .M eSuuri. For three deyr, “soli ! tary and aiou*:.'’ lu. siovd up iu this chamber and | defended ibuiu, a.-i b© ready to do wbeuevet S >.uqy were as -ail* and. \fo* uy diflsv in opinion I upr*i a mere qu®t.un of fact, but ib** principle# | of tbe*Q-rvsq.u ions he p:dgeii L!tn!*©if be would | roves Ixuray. H© (Hflc:cd with Judge Dougia j upon (be TpsrGvrial t t oati<n. He bad diflered j wiib otber candidate* ter win m be bud v©(d.- , When th© news of the Belt;more Domination ! reached biro, was & ibe mida* of a waiai eon l t*i. lie bud oof temu rim official pro deeding* vs j toe 0 DVentowi which cotcineud Judge j vuu- —*-■ i‘i n* r*-r wili.’] 7A- p i cetdiuy* ■ tcare atewy'e n*d by tei>gr ph, nnel Ac tfiteri mp u thi tc j a e.rb cr f the (<3’<vt< t gh, , aud die lout u-rc L-C3 Ur ba-J a bten auuura • u iM >r H.cc* ir.ndge, end knew him to Le an b c r*i and • g*o<i Diium ret. [Ap ! piausc.] lie endorsed ©v. ry resolution in ue l-ljtti r ijoii v! . -,h Bn • and Lsro stands, [ln.un-. -c . hoci .ng, the C nveiitioo ri*ii g v lli l tl.l and. is he said betur. , Would aietvi’ dafmdlhtui if jwr Lrevkiuridg* wusbt prof creme, lie 'bed -Red tu ail ibe time, olid now repeats i'. If n‘> ft d;lf**iec- (j about r cod natioi;—u d.3lftr.' >f f... t. He and 3'rod to sco the pxty ui/i M) he want to t. Louis for that purpose, and tu raw-t the Coctral Cummi u®. He Wanted to s<e >he Deni* eracy haruitmious j tho p.>adltiun of ’he (man C3 df the Statu required!:, and b* upecu and. fi_ the questiui s that msy arise, during lis a> mirtsirat; n. o be npp<,r'< and by h\f/Jtmorrn'l: f'r lt .r4 ttntl by hi Leu jin ‘ frit**' "> [t ii =-r j /It overt -h (.'tc Os. >a tht *uy jO’ tt< i t’/Jiuth Mr. IS. ee ■- nrrfji ind J/r. Dot.j ---/-•, and some of whom be saw in tbi Cvavec tl'D. iie hagped lif-a Dcs: erhtie fr>ends to seek coo i filiation. ‘I hey wtiu ..II Democrats, and tube • in vd would ■ me .oi’Ttbtr if th*y wr* restored with uft - K !> rit v ? c n Wanes.* and! ibeamnce. He :: auk ad ihu Con van lion for the honor it I hod dutiu hill’ in i: v itii.g Luu tr nddress so large | and re.p, ‘. table a body, um! rwured irumth.. stand j au>iA,t doatVoing appiau-i-. At ih St. . )■ v J-ic’non’s speech, lie en,:-. ‘• sarr iinded by hu< particular frit tide m and grvt<i t wnaiy by tt u haiid. A ! fok that’(H<JClaib'was j ail rgbt, and )b r-ee*■ ?:h w jhi u 1 r wirb ifce D©- I c,'’Ofecy. Tbu band a ruck up a lively siroi “A , r vr Bajs.” und oirjl-ody ult that ft would be onl.i a “few days” bitofeu git rtous vwt'ry. iha -cl. sin.'ef tha bm| prt-vai ts us tr a n>- ’ p >rth)g th sjiee. h of ba brilliant Pt-yt. n. who ec.t:.hvd -he Cx r *vent:in (.aa cf his bast ef* j i a B sand THtst Tbta filial Po-’j‘'ri’ :tr *•.;.>■, .’ , ■ J u , iW* Vl tVft St tt >-:>■ - •••’ ..: r 71. r.,1, ,/ yfiut i.. I>.j tha- r ih... mutt It mn w.- u y of lh* Pra-'idcCL ul it t the /< ; tbu United .'stste-, a &ikm <mly A<yj „f i. a all utberx io iiutfi.wHiv Let us ttainta C i under him. t w*trx unanimity, and \ ike l-toon/ -A* V ‘l<- >ve can h hi io rh**ek j vtu o> t ; ly C ... he spirit..f ofabolitt. u aod as ti.o avur r md c*r?o idattou. But ) v*pound ibm. And I w yi*id it, the wboU ; a in duty boundLy vat heor\ of our federative . ■* fide*"-, . C- t -y-tvm ii chasgad, and j tiu> n wmqM , all ff wetrto iu tbe power *f •<y r >t-<r c’ huw whose mercy U J rm, : ,| t t‘ c l *>.* k tb*t of (be wdf u | S'.'t'tt tn utaitti!it > ih, be in mb. If we yield | ”ip r tttfocy m the n, r, w not only prociaiic i njnmu nil r. e t■ in advance,'but wa will 11,'w, c"to fea\ ich unmit to UMrpa lion quarter ii In cih it.d aggraeticn, but we < r words, 1 thtuk iL io worse, t*e admit i at Pres idunt of the Unite. >om A.'ie -j rajht to Mate?, whoever be msv -i<t. And raw is Fo bs, the .U t *t &>l at i. nr.AU VASSAixor.— tempri t>> lr*ai ><p th. ;H. V. JobLSon’s leiUr (Inrtsi.t* r, tnit. Q ]©sl. tarot, ui Old Hi Jcc > treated the Hfjlere > 1532. Th© law? au.v ■be entcrettd.— Doag!*‘* x Norfolk speteb. [Fr tn tbo Char cs on Mercury.] iWn Dm. 1. 1 Ann yat tuning urn WgaßseT**R, Spt 21. lion. ns. TANARUS, Yancey arrived bero t*dy. Ac* immtas*’ and entbu *.n6o cr *wd, hesii.d hy tog “Marine Land,'’ serraeded h;a> this evening. It rcsp-uire to frequent calls, Mr Yancey aj. peart 4 and a*le a hnudsome reply. U* spoke most el oquently, and ads’oeated disunion in the event ot Lincoln's elec;;, a. Uo raid the Union v>a? In tbo bamis of thy Northern anti-Linculniter, who c*u and prevent diruoion by & fusron for Ltocoln'H deleft. Mr. Ydncuy concluded by raying tbet it the Nortbirn :**(*ti-nal majority dim warded the che* ks and Rmkaiians ot the C* nstltutioß, South ern :rtttn wutald plant tbo banner of equality up*.a tbe mountains us Georgia, and fit trench ibeumivM io a doutbern Confederacy ; but be hoped tfcat y. tuiteiy fuamu wo*ld avert such dir* WxsnrwTeK, sept 21, 1960, orr RELATIONS WITS KEX ICO. Tie Score'ary ts tbe Navy bes ordered tb i United si*ts e.o. j>-ot-er Pue nee, n**w at Fb.4- a lalphia, to pruotv.l t * n**# tu Key Wear, t<> tab'* un board Mnstr M<L-no Tno govern meet has nciirly completed its lusUneti- ns, and be will Itevu hero *>n Monday sod join tbo Puv •• st Key West. Tn Liberal partv in Moxic-i, li appears, t>ok. an early occasion to inform iho English end French Mitmiori that it wes dyeidadly pppoeed to the infe? ven iiou p- !i* y of tboee sovtretDeou to bring abou’ ai adju t e nt of difl ull es in.tbat c *ot.rJr. Our government was also inf rated to the same effect. A* OrEiutEH Kitucn —Mr.Janies Daria, we Lara, was k lKd < > an- gn- man #t the planta tion of Col. N. W. Cocke. In county, oa ba-urdny morning list, between lOaed 12 o'clock. Tbe doceisad w- tba*;v.-rseer nn i wa* in the aot ofcorre. tmg sit and negro, whD be aas violently attacked with a knife and cut to pieces. Be died to a few ajinatoJ aftvrera, harm* h#* n ea’ u six r>r eight placer. 1 i*e negro made bis escepw and et It? aceooata bed nut tw-u captured.—- There aro •> ver-l c**tnpanis of m* n is pursuit with dope. e> and be will without doubt bo vert k. n so n. and tbet puni*hacn* meted to him tbot the circumstance require. Mr. Davis was a mry steady an i a’!*-’ t v tnsu to bis business, and tnuah rvopected hy p mmuni'y. II -• leaves a discon.-o ate wid- w a. and tbruvxmail cbtl lr* n in a distressed c-ndii ato tuouru bir loss. lie wa burt*u a’ N -ttsulg-t yesterday tba r tnsms were abcom. auied b.V a large c oc'mrsa of Citisuns to him to Lis last resting place JM ■- ry-tre>y iia-U, Tbe Atlanta L *roitjtiva learns that at the ast term of tbe Superior Giurt of Telftfemi o >un’y, n man wasSS u d two hundred and liar? and sent- need to thirty d-ys : mrr.sc£aant far aaUing one driak of Lquor to a negro.
