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itibUiiii’ .. v. AtiuLN, I’rojHii-iors. \ ohime XV. U.M \ 1 i I V lit-’ UEOKGI ATHENS, Nov. 2d, I*oo. r Phe xercictsof this I*t#ii:uib wdl bo rcautn -■* v<l • u too jib day ul .1 j-u.tr\ n • x:. Tue Faculty fib, ivt:*e 1,’.;. -a*;..- • 1 < ( lie followmg - Hi •< r.- : K-*r. AXIFtIHU A. LIT ‘l'.-. L>. i , . * caller. Her. P. If. MELL. l. D. Vuo Chancellor'anl ProfeoM rofM r.il a: 1 Men: ,1 >m.- <... ui .d l\„ litioal 11-'oti inn . WILLIAMS Clll’.lll *UL. A. M.. l\.i\ , f Mathematics anu A* t >n*.ir.v. R. M. JOHNSON. A. M.. Tr : I*. *1 La , on I Oratory. WM, U.W UH>KL. A. M . 1*,.. . of .\n.'lent Languages. Natural Phil-re iphy, unj Natural Science?. W. I). WASH. A. M. A ,n •* Tt . . . .M u’ matin*, Ac. DAMEJ. LEE, M D.. prof. -i Agriculture. Too chart s are, IV>r Tuition, llom Rent. Scr . vawt Hire an.l Library Foa,A7o, piiytfbW s?.’>)) in January aol irt September. Vvrb tly ip .. i vaqoe. VSm. l\£ HULL, doe. *-'4U GknnviUp jur! . i it *l ry Tubioft ni Primary Uijianwfut, | ‘,m-o->f S mump*. ... S i>> I fileru> ia: <• IK- ;>r. rim e tr. ~15 Lujlhiii DftMmiienc ... V > C anneal ,ui4 Math’ apUi. :ii Dtp'; < ... ,im l ,-n ‘.5 Inrutenul Poi>p r Twd i I Tuition pu-• * , fix term. ItomT cn-i irti via hia.-It Cadet fun u info lu w nut a uniform, (lie it, of which u %b->i;* ><W JAMES M. VVaiOllT, .’.i . v ■ July ■. ; „o -wh PLAKimOK AN 1) STOCK FOR SALE, t T’-tve c<wii<: u> tne non*. orion t t rv'u-’i North (Jaroliiw. ;t*in rrfMKtvac i**r uti tire. 111 ‘.‘l 1 tiaVt: a he*?:’ iftt!# r-'tin.itcr reaulenoo 14 iotMji u£jUo*t. . , u. sml it* - ■ tlw Troy Factn>/. Tbreo trim?red arte* o: improved; abort iW IN in>t f I1 Hi cu.uvaiio ; *'* I Awc.tma iuoiv orrrt L riirn, cbio. gin Il'Mise i;. •■ i*wt larfirug imooMh ofou: knt.U; euv, mjiaft, #ng*>As, t*. ami ki.cWh fiimitare,<orN tn.l Amoi.-r hn*i -i IUU > UAr4i'4inuai.v< taiibiiou. in i|. it(tUV.i; oi i.lt b >riood. u ’mo nmjiHWtro tin ! ioilct). PTexoc call and In.A at mv un.l niul dmk ti II BRIV|tt ? !RLI). Mc> Tth w:f 3MOTIOJ3. Anra. *i • • * n -a Urn “► UM.'anfi p. r*f% upon I lie j* . ‘■! or All tn-.0l 111 1 fa? |r. i hiitii Him came iiuii<>cr <>l uir/i.nmi ,IO tie ail of *hep. TerowwlWc* •• .uhu.| in* and .Inn i *o when the each in oiler el Kimiuiik .n itUrnuy Ht J,t* li.ii*• Livery > .- • - !•-. : • . - June 4—wtt THUS II KI. \ l.\ 1.1.. FOR 2 I* i,V ‘f‘ •‘ 1 w ' tx f•.• • ‘ ••*... um, i.ui.t ‘’ i v Mi ‘ -'p i* i in. ob uff ;■■■!• -i. • • • , . AS— , Wy pr •tt R-. 1 neln T • •<• t • - ■ e . > -i.... A*o ii. P i tJirt'i ..(J ~a v ( r . . * * • “iv'i, ’ JAITL. - O t bur <•, S- -v% 3ti Xu A.JSTD 1 Tilt fli.4er..fu*-4 I atuUion m u;i uii f-TT! W’ l4fttf in |M#..,iiv. A. ibji. ‘t . \ (_*■*] 11 ‘’ ‘Ainm n • k-*—i - ‘lu ui'ia ‘uN-iipr prnv U. uuim.ik lU. 0. up a (wai many .nun pmnie • ai, t„ f,r...c,. .j Wl „ abate* h uiv, S.- ureibi: ‘.letu lt4 .| Jl;l , t ,, . (| an I Uiil • Cin ho h l >. nr the ~it, CiMlt (.'■ pri'.t* 1 iiae.Ru ; ... n.e.l Iheian.J, My lilt. - .re ‘ r?c. • • il . P r - vJ c**ideiuo!} WILuaXU MAVNOC, W-tTrrtl, Ka-cell county* • LAND MM us, l wiil actl my Plantation in ltu. ,< 11 <’o. atmlaining .seven, liumlretl ami Twenty Acres, with two bunUred Acre* cleared. This placo ha* a dwcLffi g noal gin hmi o an.if"inv. negro bouses and kiteban. and ail other nee -wary outbuildings. Any person wishing to make eu quiry are referred to W. L. Tilim-in, •’ ! su u, Os., or myself oa the Plantation. Oct. B—-wlf J. t'. USOV> N. SAN FORD’S LIVER Ifi VIGORATOR Pi EVER DlTliJ 1/ITATi: fT IS rOMPOPNOED ENTHUUA fi-i . •...r-.-.-.anrl l Isas bcrnrii- . . —app:oved by lit tnat . J I •Orted to wltn rnnlV * wliirli Mi> recomj<<-iid- Mg cd. II lia* furrdthuu*cndf JJ wnMr the Urttw<>\. tr< wh” 1,a.l fiv. ii upltojK r -.1 It .. I ll* I:fur i.. The doe aunt bd adap- g 0 ie.l - the i-mperj. . .! titles art gently “0 gfi llir Iwnrh i lie dictates of your ssv ju4gr.it at *u ,lc ye In UIM* of Ilie I.tVF.R I.Y- ** l IhOH.riOR. .ad it will cure li.tr Om- £ >hau.u, BlLlOt * 4'- tnrJr, I) wl Ckr.mi£ !> r r ti , S VMM K h CO M PLAIN'}a, It ) si. \/ /; uy, tutorsr. t>oi a .siomacji, /; w cm* emu. fra n. T<* M~rU* t , CJIuLt.H.I mm INFAN }'UM FJ,.I II - /. f.ncp:, ja vj> Her., #•*.<.; wf.afi.x ej.-\ and uify be i m-4 nutc -ivAi'.! v• aii Onl, ■/ - cry, Familn Medtnnt I: nul ..• r SICK UP.ADACHF, (a* hou!.aii<!f. i antetif> ~n cm taken A* at . m.< “-*! ! Ue uuaef; * All ml* ■. m *tj f,Hy Hull n its favor. mi MIX WATER 1\ TUB Mold'll WITH TUI* 5 V VICJORAT'IR. AN!) itWAll'iW I’ fit TOC-rtf- ER. HliltE ONE DOLLAR PEtt BOTTLE. * ALSO, SANFORD’b family Oiatiimlic Pills COMPOI’iNDED ntfiM Pure Y>K<-tak.| e Kxlraciv. nn jml up In Cases. ,vt r Tight, Bftd will keep i tu> ClinlSU, Tne F \ MILV CA- --riiAiTlc Pnx it a rb llo out active Cat!.:- u- Q • hmJ in hit |.aclice more'maw twt-.-t) j. aui. The constant.vioevou mr jb il<*iuM lii.'hi ‘il. * ■ who b iVtt long use 1 the PILLS . uid the <hu^f.i.-a ... .1- all oxprestHregardtotlieir r* jse.h-< iriAoc<-.’ u, put the.n in the r*a h of i.:i Tne prol<sion well know ’hat dilfereii! t.hitbari<t acton diffnrrnlporuoniof the bmu-.i, The F V Mil. V CA-T II AUT Ir. Pil. I. has.with due refererire t this well.e ablivln and r*. i been oaipound<i from .# variety *u be c. <et v.-ji. table etiraci , vim Ii a i ‘OV ■ nu- ry ;.Trl ut ike Ao.uwnta/) canid, anJ are rood and so'e u> aJ r e where a -hatharlK i* lj needed. such its lit a*NObor:vrs of thr - VTOMA* ti. Plkksi. mm, PAINS is nuQIIUA AM) LOIN H C'Oi# riVEN KM P. I’AIN i*u omkm:ii ovr.n TUB WIIU E ttODY _ frmn sudd.'li void, a lin.b frequently, if ueyle. red endin s loi'P owrkvofFe ver. I,OHM F APPE H r ITB. a i aseeißi- -ls Sa lion 01 ‘ I o. iHI It Mans 11 lII\ UK Pwkioiit 1.1 T.IF all INKLAMR.AToBN H l)isr.*w OiltMiHK* or AirttLTv f Hhum.tks a On-. Pin tier nflb- II o.id rr ; idii .vdieea*eri< vs M. I fle-li nbr r ... mi oeroru io meutioniu tins advci isctueat. IK)HE t to :t .* : Price 30 Cents. TH® LITER INVIGOttATUR and FAMILY ft- Til ART iULLM .re retu ■ i ?•> In .■ : -l” and sold wludesais aud retail hflb*’ I'rado la alt me large town*. _ S. T. W. RAN FORD, 1. D., M iinel? wNm S Mr- • • N‘ -v ‘ ‘‘"fc NOTICE. A Ll. |i. ro indebted to I. EN’T 4 i. r ‘ , • tL* d\ byViote or A-count, oast du- * rcqusstvd •onje ‘ *fv* a ,,| .1! *. i.e. -Allbout and Cohunbue. March I. ISfiO— wtf FRESH THOMASTON LIME. PLASTER 2P-A.TKTSI, ASD ROSESBALE CEMENT. JCT K...1V.J .i.J r. 111. 1,, ra;-iriT u r colhman WfWmSiil W|eltf fine. ■ ® * - 1 ——— -- - - - . W lOLI'MBIS. tl ESOAI, DRIEBBEH *23, iSliO, Abraham Lid coin $ Views,... i'reau!cit Llect. “A bous j divided •gaduaiitsclf r-anijot I holmvo iUi govorutasut v.’ hxdi ru pmr ma.nlsti.v, ;<[ ‘ ..7 mi 4 hn'/ free. I do not ■expect the Uni n to bc d'-solusl; Ido u t ex jK.'t the !;> uso to follq but ldo expivt it will —net* Lc (iiailUd. It*wtbt nitc->MB Abb onb toi.no or hi. thk i thihi,” —L. ecoln .V Uouglua DdmtPMn-1. y “Ail *w At.b Iho gwworwd an c< .’-\b voicu in the Government, mi® that, nnd thut only is self “l dl 1 n-.d * sy won chat I desired that slavery should ba putln coarsa of ultimate uxUnothm. I no sat so now Rnwßvci:, so there i oed be no bates, page 15 IS AGAINST TBit- i::.I'oKCUM>'T ms'i.AW “It 1 wore in aiuLu vote should coiae up q, a quosl’ -a who'.her slatery should be pto- MWt” lin it tmv-v Territory, rprie oj th Died Sfutt dvcieion, 1 wooiD vo'ri: Tit.tr rr fcinu ltk” —Line. In's Ckiongo Spveeb, July 1 : :h, dmww\s H.\B COM! Ui.UN. ! ear, as the shout,” id thousinida c f N'Jojig vtdPes I ’■>*■ •!• “C * E'V:i’ .r vlalfy n*. *, I her citwdlt. nad **aruh with oarrer Ifand end eye tr the era. * of thavmysLonuua, but kindly a<Hl mlrvuiV aid geuiu.-'. P.t nr a tin Airs ; ta Mudbor .a..men', the is ajjsotbed iu t-xtraetia.; ihs ytutted I acu beunteous stows from ih,.t wonUia'oni'ly fut ! -locktoy which bulges -out iu so many queer jpbc, .--. ha , ihoglud holiday season has come . : An •- und the world, poor and rich, old and j young, htui.t it as tv time, fpr the wonry j h i'll** or *y fause, sr-.Um l k.-hs arc do-'. ~Lr4g;. Ibv have not bv.n forgotten, the pt’beliiinaa Trttejtas and i?z’cd the ryes of their lit* | w UroiJ r- aaiod it* .fasoi | per, wub tetnpKtigdispUtys of .uvpufti*ijoAdir*'ct fam the land nf LiPirMit, arervot our yt>nn \.V\‘. Its tin rry Engl tt:l, the TU L ? of ChfUt mao /.vu at ill al tic \ ■.-,i ~t bi-cfaiul plum i pud lia jr. wii-h tinny a time Loro?d ■ui ur * the order of the day OaWrUl-Mhlw. £’.uh is jrmgUrd a s.oh amity, aye, n vaui.c-**, for such !"f w* •* 4ve eounted wuny a wtv-dvmg eS’ n, | a..i)whose i f v , fii.o the Old Yeir*s, i growing jueeeof the byo-goiio time; wo muH uur owu tliv mosey oiArUeaj'Cit Au i the t. n s we iwe i J beat Have b e* sikKt raAey a year la the tomb.” 1 But forth from thr J*rflre r.-I worn Old Year, ‘ | from tls* bust, t>. <• cur in Any • cmjpaoy. Out ‘ LU*’ i.v*w*k ttKmgtrt* tuid (ivtds of loTiu(J-k|nd co-oraunov J pob'io.4pirit n knv rather tin t-natc j cetaWy es disunion. The nejtt stcft w. how . j ( ,v . au-l iixtd on a certain dav on which ! • a’d . old : i;c.liter re-some their Sovereignty nnd J cffsrt at ro-dfganlrattoh, The othwr portion ol j oorpC'ipL*, m-ro properly keeping in view the 1 -t a perceptible break, •dveoWtcd the dilruption I of the pre-ent govemmont 4 y the same uican.’ j L'.„ ( dch was lii>.—-delay dealu. The kub^C'ibsF‘ { Union- was a nereamty. T u combination would | folio r, be cause it ought to l iloar, nct hocawae < oa.io! tb*- event* io.’.L :. aturo douiandcl a oi-iipit IfoiMO white t> e*o iii a. Ur* wore bsiug Jn.cue.-fd.’ Uke the aum ouirse by a Ur got j Florida will boa unit. The**; -rent JuctJ have [ in fact to obliterate the d>ri.-ion in Utorgia ofad j ua.ie ell partie*—*for to-day tapurAtuHwsetrmu is I smn—A* each Slate goes out she will through , 1 her CoDViot n accept ibj jfedcfc*! L itetiun j-u i'.io l.esie of anew govern*ml, nod before the . U W of M >veb o xt Lite aeuth.ru It. pub..e will by j fully uurfer Way. tn ih.tautung In anew L’uion the (St* “ kriqrijd. of Co-.aiu Hetiel Dbertj, which they enAvaturcd iu v.uatv defend ageio-t b ack I lUpobiicMktieurpa : os. ‘JLerapidi yof events I heeto*t!rd the question and the indu alions are eoW cl4f titat the eatiro >• .‘lOi, cot • /* and ic r. <ir Jfatv*, will btfore many Kiociihs, be united I io e g ve : mint wh h a..li r<alike ths kej et o -ninUiud, and prWWeby ir* e* ail , ,■ * .at ILpub | li*Ai Uoreriiincnt is not ft fei'-ij j Itack UcFueti’ am LfcvtTt.—lbe ica’ing j biaek republican journals cudeavnr Vk be itu monicly pup&lftr over the secessioa at Louth Carolina, and one of their eorrcuponden'i Writes that when Mr. it in the House j the luembus on the republican side received the i annouiKM'toonf “with a loud laugul'* I A lattgb at the breaking up of a gorerament built by tlio pauiotisra <1 u glorioul a ce *tty, son'.e it wbore blood run* diluted through rho very veins of tbor* racriligious niocktu * .such laughter is not mirthful, but fien-iteh- The senru ers re the scorn of every noble mind ? From acosTCf-pin-lsnl wo Icornlhat Chambers, (Tallapoosa and Randolph counties, have gone for the Secession candidates by largo majorities. 1 TU& UMlUftl U£ TUK STACKS, AND THK SOVEREIGNTY OF THE STATES. Address to tie Tolers ot CbtuliosiliH fonatj. Iu the Ua.iq Ktiquirt r ISeli inat Uor of that, paper, noting as is iutiw tunl upon in formal ion rece.ved, .n couitm ncfcg upua tbeac* lion of the s,"essiou parly of ChhUr.llboeliee coTtniy, in a puldio meeting held at Ctisvetn >n the Iltli in*t., has perpetrutcil a foul, standeroas iuierproaeut.iti.'ii wjion the men of that party, lie would have his readers believe that bath parties, on the occasion referred to, agreed t > a common platform f r , >-onerHoit (alias T'nion,) nnd that the division waawnatonlt made by the secession party to revive again old part y linoe— that the men of that party were m lost to a sense A brief eg im.i U’ U of this chwvg© will be swfli. eient (*> show that it h.ts not evn tlm semblance rttf . Th. hriuo issue of <4# Kuqmror con tains a report of both its res. out ions, and it was ‘■*. it these ru. ,lut;. ns th editor wtu cotum-nd*’ ing, and it i impos.siblo that ho could have been mistaken. My retWcucc then to th maj.wily r *P°rt which was also aujopted us platform of lho Union party. It will be reen that the whole taken together mean* but little, and that H.tlr i* found, first, iu the first resolution. It requires tho action of the slave States ’'to rc.mrt the h\d, rral Cmshlttlfo* tit it* oiijh.al ; ; .o-tby and df r '!/"i v (tosave tho Union!) This was tlwo bur* theu of Cul. Reddings urgumeut iu the commit* teo room. ho socoud little iscontuiued tilth* 3rj rc.clulii",. It refute, l* r.tmiutt Urn fan, •Utor for or A lb. Iu- IIU4S lurh aoflMng ir.ar. I II whm and —hut Tli.r do tiul daeUuta f,.r ~’ .i.a iu u> ciul. liuwlli.% tfiuti, ba.|.oelrdt!iat the trlamU of •>. uagktur l)l agn-j lo nu ll ,1 platform t Ilia weffin pari, of Clint laboorbco bal.cvc it is llmr right and dal, U. ilecmrr f-if secession only, knit that it is unjust i *cnes>’- it to oneinyn and suhuiifkion to juutlier, tiikinp either side of the question. And this, Uol. ricwullcn, one of their eaudidatrs, already nssnraes ihe right to do.nnd then rends Gol.Chap i pdl'v letter on this point to proro that ha is/ustl j Hod bylho pint -rm of his party In advocating j m’ v.* mui, while it is truo that on the dny nhoye ( rvlVrrtd t, lio, as well as Col. Rthldiur, <IT'I j *" ilt l Tei; < ljectiuns to tii minority report w*h | 111., mi: o ity repot t wo* for S'eewton onlv, nut j fir a con crcnea tusavo the Urb.n, but foreeeei | sin onlv, •• J and was for this reason alono that ! ,ku Uiu u tucu iu comtoittee refused to vole, for ‘•he * ■ i'*n phitlhrin. Uevessioti then, was what j wo u.uitc.i- a united seeession. Not so; hoir ! nA' l r v i!b thsttfii.qutrcr and i's party. ’I iu-y ilo lit in'Uld Svi':.*nii;ii ut nil. Wo reuunilitr that j oi*Jy a *ii -it Into pact tlreir muito w ox the C. nmtuiion, the l’oh n and tho enfiHußtei nt of lue ia* NoiLiiig Mas lran#pird since tnehanuo th'in, ascupi tho clue in. u u| Lincoln, ivhiah itrey d’ - lure is u” cause f'->r a dissolution ofthts L'nioti. J Tbotr resolutions do no advocate secession, and j -llaii Jl ‘- i U .i'. I- have uuitu with them would , Kv lo a ‘jii'U. ii the wiioic gro.od of occvesjoii. Aga.n, ihu Kaquifur t-ujs V. !. F!twlh n was* I a Ji< k nrnigo Uiu icr*vt. This IS the first tiqjo j ‘hjtt that etini'M l.ai b* ntu idc, utid although 1 jd not know whohovtued hit, Ido kn u vr that j hr w_ al Wat s set down ms i I) .ugb.s umo. Thei'c j is, b w. v.-r, one tbiag; well > tabitHhcd, that i*. ihat C l. I • wullci) l ia Miid tliut it .So. Cwrolitni I h"uid ;< ecdti nlutio, *ho could not coinumtfd his i *> uipulliy. ‘4 liis m I'liment stiyiit bn lcnythenod j • arc, and t.U L*., ulremiy sutilUod h*t ; K, •>**tvl grot: -t upon riiicli you <*n : stand in ihoi c ulus.’, ii<m ( arc bound by its terms, and that the charge wade by { tho Enquirer is u foul rian.Kf upon yotir polhi- ONE (Tr TUE COM. OF FI V I-. ! <•..•!:• Hutcf, Drc. ?::d. 1860. Sjicefi of Jut Laur of Ore^n, j tun <■/ TetinHtcfl Lee. I'Jth, IdOO. Mr. Luuo of Oregon, .said that ho couM not i 1 ijcre wh* one thirty tho old democracy wouli ! j no: do--tin y would not march under the bloody ! i banner of the WWMttor from I'eutio.-vt.u to train- I pio aottth Uasoiiua under loo*. Un tho contraaty . h* wodi i flud them ready to moot Mm them ai.d ■ repel bis bloody hand. They would say to him . i \au shall not subjugate u gallant t tatu stru p j t ling for her right#—right* denied thorn in H e j ii tiion. (Applause in the galleries.) Tho i’ru- ! | tident elect wa*.ciw:tcd simply hecautc of hi* i hato t tin itttfi. 1 i H surprising then that J | tire gu'mt.fc c-ute of couth Carolina should to- j I .*:••! Ito hero iervc l notice of* tho North, tliut ! *be cannot carry a nnifed North to invndsa .- talc lighting lor ber rights. He knew tone- I thing oi tho ) e .pie of ‘i enticisue, uu<l he knew I that rh<*y w-.uW not march with Senator .Joln j . .ii iu Li- id* ;y 4iarcli. lie claimed that Urn. ■, WTuahingtou ivax a seen o'er when ho went to Phil- ‘ adolphla and left the confederation. A whiskey I j tioh of a rove; i.i'ii .‘K . • The 1 -no in the lata j j Mi.*.nisppi (Davis.) ll** (Mr. Lane) ihou|ht I pirn w*s m*danger *l the m -sttl* of^M ■ the law i*i naUoiis. Ji a dusol’ >on oi ihe Union tbutiM Pome It will ho for tM r*cm that the • tho t'nion. \VHerb is l!tf fimn hafßy cn.fugh to j (itpt*:i take so colic**) rave:.ue ia fjouih Ckrolma I womd In* Lhe veriest inadm u in the w- rid, ua Jt w do j* would devi l.ij tho country in Lb* -I.— lie would say to such ‘-.Sir you must meet lour I .iiihio nrrant an.J -ulli g.tr l.i, .!..! (, U J, | - U od” in i'i gsUvnes.; W o looked I rtrst las { li ght*” must prevail or d'*uittun would follow. I tain and and tn-aj on tti eot f?ry, and wbeilstar- I uiuni be held rcsponsihie. No man loved hi* ! country inoro tbu he did. ilo would laydown Ckslm M. ( lay, J siu* M.Cliiy tom Mack Hepublicao meeting held el Am; tS *)<>, on N v. 2'Jili 186 J. Air. Clay was I iiopor aiieo i* U-u 4th sf fmy |j7rt. The day winch tepar-ted us from the Bn fin rule ad per j ilm Ai ify lyiraU,. weerot M>r*n#f4ptary towir u.iiuia"; •ccunt atfd happiness, thart the fl'.h of Novtuber, whith has freed u* fioin the more dv uruct.vd tupNio icy o Tho slave oligarchy. For no Voservaol mind au lad to tee that the British I iiyvernuicsit, With aii is delects an J aoußc-i-, giro* | ruoie pro.ee:toh to life, liberty and property than the irresponsible and lawlere rule of the slave holders. 1 rpc-ak not only of that terrible inflic tion of lynch law upon ad persons who are sus j pc*, ted oi want ol fi jcl ‘y t-mbeir in orestr, but ol that general lawltnsajss which pervsdus the wiioieof slave loo.cty, and a*.uiiiai*M its <etal in -tc urity to the Wwist phases ol the “ daikuge*.” in wreeling .hygovernuuni from such influence.*, and plsciiig it Upon the butts oljo.-tico andluw, tue Republican party have entitled thetnsclna to lb e etcrual grati.udo oi inankiu'L But we must not Batter oursclvrv that our work is done—-oniy tho one great battle has been w-*n. The threats Af rebellion and civil war whieh must attend its actuality, Warn uh to boon uur guard, and call for no holiday patriotism. Whilst wo would bear, with brotherly forbear ance, with tho sore disappointments of our lam ulers and give them, patiently, tiinoto acuou COLUMBUS, GEORGIA, MONDAY. DECEMBER 31, iB6O. iftodate thiunselvcs to tho new ur icr of thiugs, iVunkm-s* uud wi-e philanthropy impel uo to -ay to thuiu in ujaoo that"freaooahie Neocssion’’ h but pain'caldr utter absurdity.—- NeituWr one i-ic*that,4ior lour NtaUs, nor nil es liie slave Ffhtvs, w di be a Hewed insmiU) b* “smiSo.” Every iiihu of seiaa aces that eivil war would bo better than that eternal war which would be the result of a divided nation. The for ces engaged would bs less and tbo result turn); ‘lts Union party ot tue lavo States w.-tild'ho our allies. Slid with vlVtnrv, which would bo stirs for the l nion and the right, would come peace nnd a ho m* <gs nous cm pirn. linih of R Y. Marlin. Hsij, Osi.ru bus, Dtc. Hkt, 18(b. A largo iswtlng of tho mcmhois of tho Bar • f tho Cjty of C.dmnbn®, avcmlileit t’Tls day ut the - f.e ‘I'M,.- IhfU and llulchius, tu give expression to their deep regret for tho loss sms tain. I by tho pro fees fan an 1 community in the recent death oTtb-eir l:ffici.tod brother, BT2NJ. v. MAuri.N, i;,q. ‘ldas muuUng was w as orgmiirud l*y oulltn,, tbo lien.* Feahorh Jones, to the chair, and the ap pointment of A. U. Cooper, 1\- Secrotary. After a few iuiprc-.sive rviuatks from the Chair man, “u wv'tinn ot lion tJ. K. Thomas, the Chair appointed ii Ci tamittio flf five to report matter lor the utilfon of tho moeting. Tin ciuunittcc, ceufifliog ol lljn. (J. E. ihuunny lion. Uiuc* Holt, Hen. James Jtdinr.oi, John Pas body and \\ r . U. Tuvm:in, lb. s , having rotired, on their return la.i lt v. p'i t. through their chairman, ns I follows: Death calls ami another, and then another g. nnd who turning theliviug sliull n-tr when that summon.* conic- which must couiotonll.- Tho v<'ice of weeping ri again lienrd - the wail ■ f n-!><■,. c hi s again saluted our ears! A strut:;, man, In tho meridian of life, in tho midst >-f hi* n*o follies a In.- (alien! Our beloved broth-- **r, IS i NJ \NiIN V. M AH TIN, whom non# kuew but t‘ b \e, hits InWn called away, nnd we shall sookisfo o Bn no .re forever. H* who gave him lias the right (<• recall him, ami nono cun qoes tiim lib oivmo prerwffuiive, ‘To this ios.-rutii ble ntxl mournful dtapenswiioA, wo liumbly bow with HubmiVsiOß; and tremble 4oV four that the solemn and impressivs Brovidanco may passtin imprt.ved by us M e bear witness with pleasure that ho responded so the suinnii-ns with Christian mvckiu -s und t'ortiuido. Wo cannot say of our brother that he vtaeprr feetCor ho wis human; but wo can assert with truth, that fuu inon Imre left a fairer and better record. lni*fftec/ ho was richly snikswed; and his •lenr and vigorous mind was well hftluucsd by n i.nri't jo'..tgmuiit and enlighteood eonKcienee. If h. o mSi.i„ i hmi been equal to. his talent**, his : ~üblie career would have Iwor one of great in ! iluenco Miid eminence, OTa modest ngd retiring I'spunit inn. he was iucliued t” shun rather than I r.. s.-.-k ores-ton ior display. Thcro whs h charm ’ a his maun, rot speech, which commended him at once to the attention of bis auditory; a frank ness and honesty of purpuso about him which Rnvehi.n tlie cotiiidcm-o and respect of all who I heard him. His w hole mind wan lighted up and ’ ill his soul was transfused into hia Mil ject. As ; the hand ot a akilltul unidcinn tout lies iheaoids I of his instrument so ho played upon the aympu \ ihics of tbo heart, producing the happiest results •Hid rarely failing t-. carry Ins point. ], gUt nnd j beauty aul order l.dloncu in thutrnin of his ur- I Bui iu do justice to our de. ca*ed brother, wo ! | iuu&t o.'iifomidate him itviifo moral ehuracter— j and Li.-m we hud blu<Kd iu happy c tuMnation j all that can iu port giu q uud |reuer; gentlc t i.’ m united wuii fipnues, pruii n c with goner > osity, ducrctioti vtiji teal, humility with oourago i -a high tu.-use oi Loui'i with the utmost clmi.ty, : u I*l t * elf loped of tbo ICI I I gontU-mali I with the simplicity of the I'liilu. : fu nil his mtof's/arau with tU O-out. unil Bar, I ho Mr.-, courteous and dignified, honorable ami tniThfol. ilc huj without fault iu this relation. I j In i.ilyL'i uucuiiit* nd virtues ol private life j I t*e v.u a modi l husbau 1, father, master, neigh J hor aud eiiiseu ; hia oxoeßeut w ork m Reporter j f the upreuie Cu: tis a lasting mow union tto | hi gewiu.* nnd industry, und will f<*r geuerutluna i emit ar hi;t inemory t > the local profession, a pr>- i it s.-'iou whieh hoduliglited to honor by his Oorrvi I j deportment und to adoru by his learning. Hut , u crowning excollein'e we add that our depart | ed brother was uti huiubla linlievor in Christ, and ujoiced in the In pe of salvation through his [ rigbteousn* To the Cross he fled ami thcro lie found forgivt lie ■ and Joy incxpressihlo and full “i glory : thcro he found Sohnolntiou amidst tho gloom o/his long and and. up utUietion, und looking u[> to Christ, tlio sinner’s only hope, w ith huuildo faith and true penitence, his pnytr was angwi r e<l, , that ywv*pii.s?i s nil knowledge, came down to a-ustiiiu and comfort him on his Imd of death. “Thus, when life’s tolliumu day is oVr, May its departing ruy 110 culm us this impressive hour, A ml lead to endless day.” Therefore, Resolved Ist, That wo truly cherish tho memory and virtues of'our much beloved,tb wasod brother, I’iinjamim Y. .MAuriN,that in h to.tiniony, wo will through tho chairman of this meeting, request this preamble and those rertolu u ns to ho presented to the Superior Court m* soon un it shall aKsciubtn ngain for hnsinoss in this county, on tho second Monday in January next, anda-k ofsaid Court permission tu have ihosamo I catered on its minutes by tbo clerk of said court. Reswlved, 2J, That a i opy of these resolutions bo bunded by the nee rotary of this meeting to tlio several papers in this city for publication, after the same shull be signed by the Chairman and Be r* tary ; and that copy be forwarded to the ven erable father of lire decuased, in the State of South Carolina, and that a copy also be baud* and to the family of the deceased. Upon Ui'lion of Col. Hotter Ingram, prciaced by appr.ipii.ite remarks, the report of the Coin mi; tee mi no ini':, usly ss*i |' ! * Ind tho tmu-ting adjourned. rs. JriNUS, Chainnan. A. If- Cooper, Hea'y. Satin? the Tnion. The Union savers nt WtiHliington city arc tho i roughly alarmed. Ou Wednesday about a dozen I DfoporitUvns were introduced info tho llo'o***, nil ! desijyncd tosavoiho Ci<iun. 01 eourss all tLczo | niovemc-nls look to some now compromise, soino j additional • <-m| ad by which our rights lire to lie j xetired in tho Union. No reflecting umh \vnl i -ci.M) enough to be necottnlahl# tor his acit*, tun i for a moment attach the tdightiM importuii'-* to | uny e.,hi pad however solemn, which tlio North might under such eireodistances choose to give • iy. ‘I be mi -<> cannot be better stated than by I Mr. Ben. Hill, in his Dudley letter— 1 v Can wo ! Iliope lor peace throi gh some fsneiasl coinprorulso i •>r compact in tlie tuinr? t hi, wo make u better j inure hule-mn compact than tli* Constitution ? If our firsseiit Constitution cannot comm and the j iesjjcot of fanaticism, [ can coufldo in no other ’ igro.uient with tho fnnatic tri,*rt of an rd.olufe j mirrender.” To submit to them is to submit to | traitors, and by submission, oorsalves a- old be- I *• m access’ rics lo tho crime of treassn.” This i states the conclusion strongly, but, logic r over ! led to a truer eondarion, n*>r patriotism warned !t oj. r one.— Spirit us the South. Mabsm*,.. Kirtl K{*iriC | Rev. 0. f ilkui having boon nominated by : the secession party of Msc >u souuty, AU-, writes | an follows: I'srm f to a!l,th At vndtr ctreumeltfn | ru,a shall fbe willing for Alabama to submit to the authority and control 6f a (Jbvsrnfneut slic j ted f< rasby n seotfonsl aud hostile party. Nor would 1 havfi accepted the nomination tendered < r>e, bu‘ ir the rr..ng assursneo I f el that Ala- I bam a will csrtainly sc cede from u Union that has lulled to ssenre her sights and maintain Inequal ity. (From a Republican paper ; < aicmi u Siren s.—" The Idea that tho North is to he the police of tho slavo catchers, und to pay their own *Spen#* ♦ thst, is notin belcaM - short of infamous. Jlnthcr than submit to anything so adverse to j every correct notion of liberty, lot tire cotton I Htatet have wbut they wits-t—secession and a 1 a si .veholding and slave importing Ooufedcra , ‘-7* m i m | (Jitr.KLfiv ox Coencioa. —But if the Cotton ! .'tatef generally unite with South Carolina iu so j ceding, we insist that they cannot be prevented arid thut tho attempt must not be matte. Five millions of people, more than half of them of the domirian’ race, of which at least half a million urn able an 1 willing to uhouldcr auiuskct, can never be subdued while fighting around und over their own hearthstones, if they could be, they would no longer bo equal members of the Union, but conquered dependencies. lUUMBt S. TUniSDAI . 1.141 Ail 1 R ‘iJ.lNflO — : ..•-.:-3esai;r:3—rrrem lion. Robert Toombs ami the Hon. Marliu J. Trinford. ” \S >ll d* no thou good and faithful public *ur vatit-T’ this him lie ,ai 1 v, ith Vr.iM truth in re gard lo the c<> it ho pursued by our distinguished Representatives. While Uui.*n savors have boon devising plaus to puss equivocal resolution* which •Iu uld delude tho Boutli by seaming to show u ro turning .sun so of justice mi the port of tho Muck Republicans, and u class of polittcltuia who eu leßvor to eover uud bide lire truo state of the public mind, the e faithful sentinels have, by a plain straight forward course, exposed the tricks ofpitrly, uud given lo tbo South conclusive and umniidukublo evidence that tho Black Kcpubli in; aro fatally bent on mischief; that they have fully determined to put slavery iu the course ui ” ultimalo extiuotion.” and intend nothing by tireiroppnr. nt cuneeaeb ns but to delude tire South with Iml o lmj > , unlll the powers of (tie floveru* nu-ut .'1(1111 have passed into tha hands of an ad in.ii dralioii, whose chief leader has declared in his jihtco in tire Senate that “Free htbor hoe at Ijetypj.rt hrndsd its ri.jh'n, and it* destiny and i oiy tu .” I'tHej to (nomine the yovenimaut q/'thr /•Vpk'* ; '.'. h i i H henceforth meet you Imldly :mM,r.’'o!ui<dy heii .it will meet you everywhere in th !ci iii ui< uiul out if them, wherever you in iy go io cxieud slavery, ll lies drawu you hack In California and Kansas j it will invadk volt * ■ i i t Al.n i/’mill, I*’ gi/tia, Ali*- *on id Turait. It will unvt you in Central America nd even in Cuba. ‘1 lus ift the luiigungo of Mr. Beward in the Ben are > sNo 1 uiled Btrttes, unrucaiited iu any pur tiotihir. He -•: the power behind tire throne ; Ire is tin most dangeron* nmu m tlio party—power ful iu intellect, with a will to dustroy our in-iitu tivii.-,equalled only by hi- power of Coiuhiuiug aud csiitrolliug circmustances to carry that w ill into i led ; moving with caution, ju-ver attempt ing toiarry hi! h puipm*o until ho fouls that lie his tht pow. rto aceoinplisli It. 110 looks upon tire tluyat* ,-d - the Bouth with oultn indUTerenoo, and leaves itti- tho Union savers (o bind tho vic tim lor tho N'icriflco—-prepared hlum-lf at the proper lime to uuvko onio uiuvcmcnt to prevent the escape of tire Smith from the fat thut he hits prepare.! for il. Tire course pursued l-y Col. Toombs in tho Souuto Oourmit too and in the llueo by tire Rep rosetitati|'c from thin Din riot hire checkmated nil deceptive programmes, by bringing tbo parties up to thdtouchstoire of truth, and giving to tire entire. South uiimistiikahlo evidence that tire only x ifeiy nftho South i- in an early and prompt withdrawal from the power of a Black Republi can (lovesiiinent. Th factH telegraphed by our distiuguislred Senator, and tho twfu nl of tho House on n tent \olo t * pang tire rosolution of ilr. Crawford roi'.Kgni'ring (in plain terms) slavea n property, will do inora to unilo tJuorgis ou Secession before tire *Hi ot Murclt IHfll, than 1 could any other comb In at op of oiroatustancss of which wo <fnn think. (Vopmlivc Rcsitianrc. U v have read with some euro the address to th people of Muscogee County, by tho candidates ol “ tho 1 rlends ol'm,operative rchistunco to Him k Republican aggression,” and we must admit, that however unwilling tho distinguiglred gentlemen | imiy ho to dissolve tho government fur present [ grievances, they can by no menus bo called Hub j mis*l< ni*t* in no for an yielding to aeiearly inunt ” •* r*pr* --i.'ii of publii opinion, would eons;ituls thein streb. If ever a verdict approaching to iinniiiiiiity has boon indicated prior to its final remliliou at lire ballot box, ssioh verdict has been rendered by the people ot Muscogee against, the temporizing policy foreshadowed In tire ad dr* of the cuudidiilos of “tho friends of 00-op orailve rosirtauco to Black llnpuhlicun aggres sion Wo dislike the repetition of so long a nuinu tu: we udopt il n. more congenial to tbo t r leof tire candidate.'*, than (Ire shorter allerua live of .‘-übmisHion, to which wo should be forced, were we to adopt a cognomen* to our mind hotter u luptod to tbo manifesto. Wo hardly think that iiilelligont geulleimui would p< i ;i and in tire hopofos* oflbrt of convincing the judgment of lire psople ol Muscogee the reit eration of arguim nts twice or thrice condemned already, but for the foci that they have boon so absorbed in admiration for their own theories, and so ttntteroJ t by lire plaudits of a few friends, that lln-y Ire vi-101l entirely unheeded that public vuicuw bi. li is thuiuieriug iu their ears unuieaa ursd condemnation of tire .Mire enure mapped out in the address. Wc do not deny that there ur* many persons in tire Comity who Would not favi r Hcorgia rr cce.iing alot**', unless thcro wu • a probability amounting almost to certainty, that other States would either prcCi dc or follow her, but we have ah Utile doubt that nine-!i nths of tho people lire in favor **f Co-opera live Sseewdon, and feel that tire h'.-.t and only way • M’ iqiv *hat co-opera tion is by electing sc res* i->n candidate , who will plm c tiem g- i out of tin: Union uinf put her in >t po i'!"ii to co operaiu with Noutii Uuinlina, Ala humn, MA-i.-sippi mil Florida. These States will have precoeded her before the meeting of ths (Jeorgia Uouvsntiun. T''.j voters of Muscogee fully understand that tho leaders of ths eo-ope rativc re-i*t:in< e- nn vcuierit (m this Ht.itc,) mean to (liittor the people l-y fa! < hopes arid lead tl.otn on liom point to point beyond the inauguration <.f Lincoln, until bo ahull be enabled to inaugurals bis gov* inyrent at the South, hoping that lie will cither prove recreant to his pledges, aud admin riter the government on principle# more con see- I \,itivo tbun the Chic®,;” plaiform, or that if ire ! udhurc to his progruuiuic, thut a reaction iv ill occur iu the public mind and in 18411 a great Union party may bo formed, under tho nunpicies of which, the South may buy nfewmore years of penes, an l tire Union another decade or two of ! sickly existence, and in them'an time these log- I den may be the happy recipient* *>f Federal fu- I vitrn. i When we tthsrge this up*-n the leaders of tho | party, wo hope that the candidates in this coua (ty will not consider us as referring to them. We do not place them in that oatagory, end must compliment their integrity oven at thn expense of their political vanity, by saying thut we Kq liovo (hum honest but deluded followers of more designing mon, and If wo did not fjttir that they would atlributeour real to a desire to defoat rath er thsn so un honest endeavor to convince thorn of tho imposition that is about to bo practiced upon thoir credulity by more unscrupulous men. Wo would answer their propositions seriatim, and endeavor to show that they were ouch add nil illogical and unsound, but as this would probably bo n thankless office, thure being few persons iu tbi* county, save the candidates them selves, who ore net already committed to separ ate secession. Wo arc happy to moot our co operativo resistance friends in the kindly spirit indicated by their nd Jr*.#*, und to assuro thorn that to the extent nf our power tho canvass shall neither bo embittered or poisoned, and if they “have net thoir lifo upon n east arid will not; stand thehax.’nd oftho die” wo-shal! throw no ob stacle in tbo way oftho few complimentary votes that will ho cu*( f-.r them by ttreso personal ‘friends who do not deem discretion the better part of valor. tfo regret to notice in the address, a tone cal culated to arouse prejudices between friendly und coterminous Htatss at u lime when hartno uy is most important. The divers thugs about dra wing Georgia out of tire Union and the a aut of courtesy idrewn to tire Mates in not pustpou ing the action of South-Car. Una u the appli cii*n of .12 Qiemhon* f the L'-gl.-lgiuiu, me all wr<u.g oi'lielusion# fr"iu fo"l,c’ pr* iniwi -, error underlying the winds,-being a mistake which ones occurred to a certain French gentle man who ootisidorsd himself tho State. Tho fact is, solar as tire voioe of Georgia, tli rough Its representatives, has boon coucersred, it is for recession, and tho refu-aljof ihe Legislature then m Ml i"i\ to unitepu the .id li, : -hi n , • in itself, a disapproval of tho course ot that - dross. ll was not by any moans a Stain paper, it was nothing more or less than the opinion of i2 clever gentlemen disagreeing with the seutimant •*f the State, an snob it was received by tire Mouth Carolina Convention, referred to a committee and in the opinion of the Savannah K<*puh)ieat', re speelfully eon.ildtred. ll.'eliun in Minim Caul). Hijkaa \ isrA, (U„ lfoc. :ti. lStitt. Acc*>rilllig to prevlßm: aiirn>iinH*m< nr, awry large and respectable number of Ike po dc ot this county assembled at Buenn-VisU to-day, fnr tire purpiiiv of hearing Judge Donning uud •Innici Johnson, Ks*p, | Oolombn), who had been previously invited to address them on the vital questions now in tlreoour.-c m solution in Ooorgiu Thu numerous friend; of th c able Hud distinguished gentlemen were greatly and . appointed in net ineeling a lhuu>, and the friends of tho glorious cane of setbaetuu in partivulur, fell lire embarrassment, ax by their efoqi iut and patriotic appewli and irresinUlifo many nf the good and true un n “f the cauuty, win* arc ulmoal persuaded ihut i: i.. lire ln:c and only remedy—the uuly ultima - ‘ < >fu graded yet forbearing uud inngnanioreuM people, unght ho iuduerd to join thorn nnd tho* - well lUcrnnivf of the galloiH rm> now n. km icr lure u- mid indepoudumte. During tire nc'riiiug n di.-posiiion ..i- i ni- IVv-tcd by individuiifo ol’ both parti* > to unite ut a eotnmon platform, hunl down tire ticket* u n in the Held und present but *>no th'kct bsf >retli( people for the January <’ uvei.tfou. With avion to tho Mccomplistinicul of this biudabl dt i u, each party met in separate chamber* and appoin ted a committee of six from each body so confer on the termi* of eoinprenii"'. nmJ noiainau u tekefefor the county. Tire follow in - i.-ndut ii and substitute were offered in committee room! Resolved, That we will remain iu the U nion only for such a length of time n * i.i abosolutoly necessary to redrew our wr<pgc end adjust out rights, and tn failure thereof, to prepare U r u Anal an l total dissolution of the Union. Resolved, Thst we will remain in tin U nion until the first dny of Mnrcb next, und ii” lonpcr, unless our wrongs or** redressed anil our rights are adjusted. The origins I wire adopted by the committee hy a majority es one. nod Me- r.-. HUnford and Oliver selected us the compromise ticket. When tho report **f tbo fonimitice-wnt presented, a spirited disciiH-iou t n**red in which Messrs. Dunlintn, Flam and Ilinfon pin. ic.-’fii in **pposition to, while n* ne sp*VW In advocacy of its adoption. Ou motion of Jnnro i M. Lowe, tlx* rcp.vrt ot the committee w.-m icjicted with i. i voice from the large assembly, and with great cn thitsinhui. It Is duo t*i tlie g*:nllem in wb” voted In committee for tire resolution, )■• say, tl.at bo accepted it only o nbasis of comprom : *c, while at the same time, he desires us ardently u any, tire Immediate secc-r nos IJuorgin t’r* tu the Fed oral Union. The resolwiton en- r- ■ Hcd uiainli on lire gmuud that it votumiu* <1 u.* lo ll*o in.iu giwati n and aduiiuiatratiou of Lin* ‘u, a proven Uy the rejection, in committee ol tire sitbribute tendered by our commitiec. <>u ihls U-tre wo are willtug to go before the people, uonfident <d an overwhelming aud triumphant ta-tory. .Never can CJoorgiuna willingly cot. Hl t” ii k their most sacred right* to the tender nnr.i.swl niuck Republican nil* 1 . Tbo lion. L'harlu* 11 Met'a.l pi* road u tbo nu-utiua with dignity and ability, uc*l at)is elose devertd a patriotic and iiupro*-iva speoeb, in which tire “old man eloquent'’ declared, auiidst a deafening burst of uppUm *-. n . *. . UI, gray-headed ashewus, he would bucklr • i.is armor and repair, it ta* runny, toaiiyp.ir. -t Ins own native Mouth to rpul thu foul uud re - -b ut invaders of her soil. Thegrcate t enthusiasm and grod Idling prevailed during tire whole day, and at n late hour tire mooring udjnurr.,. I dc< ruin ed thut oil tire bleu of.lanreuv .d*l Marimi -ti .n! I he represented by K. M. I’u't .md .• M. Dirv*-y in the tleofgiu Convention W. M DBA I N. , - \ Pftjt into lltf ILiul of l.'iv! in : lire Bank ot U fond om ‘ aid*-’ as well a* <” id i ‘ot : r I llii* roiiu* ki.bh* t. • 4. • • 1 v <•■■*• ri*-.. ol an ioi- ilu PaAojicrl •in o t in.>l ( political p-**. • 11. *"> *-■ - ‘ iu Eur \• . you uiusl bs • • .in “id 1 Iroiu 1 1 tJov. iu- - lire Bank, lpebuddu.q o* t *| 1 1 . ‘*r nrca->f eight a-res of r.'iio-l • ‘ n** architectu*l beauty, with • 1 to wuid# tl ‘’ xtriH't, being ligl!i I cl I'.- . 1 N rirelo-* *1 ... , I .. *. preaauiiug oty • 1 • lu.nn i..n j ii>i . a 1 1 r.iU i*olD,wb'ul vi f .w iiu>i*o ■••, a inu*'>*!ii f '’ 1 • 1 t ‘■>: thiough the mighty aid m\ i'Uibii 1) iwn we went Into a r-” 10 wberu il nin of the bank, *• ■••ived the d*iv befor. , .-I. . .. I •mined, tmmpureJ wnn li oi-i.’ro >*■ 1 and stowed away. Tire Dank of ! . .."d n -vui’ j issue* t!<e sauteii'Helh<. ct-rond litre . ii rc-.'ivos in lire ordinary course nffoiriims jit.ou) t!>tit,i)<i *,r i,ot)o,MOu,daily u note*, these ai: put up in fo parcel* acoording to their deuoioniaimn , x o* up with tbl date “f their i< 1 j.ti 1. i-nd ure kept ten yeurs: at the * xpir t■ )> ..f i.: : peri odtheyarn taken outmi'i gr.iiind tip m ti;.- mdl which I saw miming, mid n lc rriif* i 1.. pu -r. If, In the course of t.h *” fun \mi', .-ny (ttsputc iu business, *.r law suit should arise concerning tho payment of any note, the bunk ivinpro'luca tlretdoulial bill. To meet the dein uid f>r ire' l I*o ci •. intiy us#d up, tbe bank bv it * own p.i| 1 tun!.’ : . . own printers, It* own engrav 41 tire work un der tbo sumo roof, and ft won m ■■> Ihom icbine ry by whieh the Uioslof ile ‘-wn work ii and ree. A complicated but beautiful - j ‘u u i ;i I'q- . - tor, extending from tbo printmg * “!••* •. ihu banking offices, whiob marks every ah* it of paper tliatUfttruuk otl lrom the pros*, so tkiitlbo priu tora,oamiot mamifacture asiuglo slre.;t -f l.iai k notes That is not recorded Iu tbo back On tho shme principle of nea'n* * orii.it made to pe*s fr* oneapartnrerit to nm.ili* 1 *•■ necting a clock ui sixteen busurese wiugsoltho establishment, and rsgul/iling lL*'ia precisian that the whole if U•m nr \ o u, ting to the same aeeotul es time. In iui ,:h., room whs a machine exceedingly siuiplo, lor <ri taction ot light gold coin. A ronr oi 1 - m ii dropped ono by one upon a spring .-cale. If tho place of gold was of the standard w*'i)dit, tho **Hta rose to a certain height, an l tho c.rin >,lid off upou the side ol tho box; it los.i tts.i:* tire standard! it rose alitile higher and U <. c re *’ and off upon the other side. 1 a*-kfd tire weighers what was the averngo nirnibmr of I ght coins thut name into his hands, an t, strangely utum j.a; ire J •aid it was h question be wse n-u id low 1 1 war The next room I entered was thut in whir), tbo notes wore deposited which are ready for iceuc. “We have thirty-two million* *.f poua*is • - ling in this rosin ’’ tho officer rcmaiked lo no. “will you take a little >f it?” I told him it wool l ‘ be vastly agreeable, aud ho banded mv a 1. - I tom sterling whieh I received will) u>.n>y 1 1 for his liberality, but he insisted ‘ll t my d ring it with him again, as it iv.m'.Klmrdly Udfej safe to carry So much money inu/tlre Ytry inuoh feor thst I abnll neversco that ire-iK again. Tn a vault beneath tho door him i <li rector and ssshier, counting the 1.1 which men were pitching down to them,*•••!) con tnioing a thousaud pounds cterling, just from the mint. This world of money seemed to iu aliss the fable of eastern wealth, and gav>- is now and strong Impressions of tbo magnUudu of t 10 business done bore, and the extent of tbo 1. lotions of this ono lustitution to tho ouuioeruo of tba world. 101.1 Mltl ’l. FRIDAY. RFII MIJFR, 29, IM§. Ike Spirit of Suutb Ciroliu ladies. What will not a Mtto do, whoso women for noarly tillrt> (years have been bbllng their time for iy,ln <>f Moil then, arenas nnd “keeping their pok'd t dry” that tire loud mouthed cannon might proclaim Independence from Abolition rub . Our Uebrgm ludins may not have been so provident of their powder, but they have dono yooman’ii work in stirring up tho fires of Son th orn patriot!, ui and their influenco will bo felt on tho 1! l f Januniy lu promoting Southern Union. They nil! control our ballot -box by proxy, for they all 00-nporntc with the socc.islnn candidates. FastlJ.m Arth.i.i;nv. A few minutes after the Ordin*irec of Secession rt ecivsd the umu.i uieus sunctioii of th UVnvcnrion, on Thuraday, the glorious fact was unuouncod to our citizens hy that hlatoric plcca of ordnunco, “Secession Qun.” Mr. \\. L. King had the honor of firing oil’ tho lirtß charge, and lire mutch was uppliol 111 turn by thu other member* of East Ibiy Artillery—■ -Mresr.*. .). L. Yates, Chairman. W. and. (’raffs, W. Westendorfl', A. C(K*k. The larger portion ol the powder iu the lir*t curtriilgu that tirov pruatutow t tho jubilant tid ing-, ha* boon iiro*orvod-sin<io the srirritig times of Nullificntlon, by ono of our patriot!.) towns women. Dooming tho occasion worthy of tbo prooious rcmiiunt, that lady pre-uato t it to tire gcmUmoa ot tho committee. Tho boom that tbo little gun sent forth antis fil'd every cur that the powder had lost none of its'wrlginal *trongt!i.— CharU*ton iferru• </. Communicated. C >l,l ours. Dec. 2(1. C-nCt.iirn : Permit ure, as u citlzan . f Texas, to cerroot tho mhnroprcsont'.itlon* Flint have boon nnv’ .* In regard t•< tbo puMi - swlimmt *f that State, and V.ia pA'AllP'ij she will ‘C. n;n on the groat quoalion of tho day. , It 1* well known that Sum IT ui- nim* prwred fa!sh so his own motion nn 1 false to ever/ pHu olplo *d manhood. Yot it \* 11-t well known how Iboroujjhly be Is ilesplsi il and'ibbcJiiod by tho people Whom ho mi*rrprft -nt*. IL ; inlbterico in Texas is /■; mo, no’-v and for ever, and curssleiid und deep nro heaped apon him from every sofltion of tho Smtc. Thai h has 1 t all Inflnanc*! In Texas, tho last elections j will show. In thu Ire* August, election for Stato ‘ officers, his favori.es w ore bunion hy twenty-ft vo thousand majority. And in spite cf Ms **|pn*i tion Brockinridp;o carvlcl the Wtato by thirty-two ihonsaml. Thu lotorui(nation to resrei Blnck Republicnn rule, hut* strong in Toxa* as ii is in ttoorgin- i’iio l.ouo Star la floating abovn every Cou.-o Hu c in the Slate, and th<* pciplo were hailing, with the greatest joy, all IntatMgcnco from tho old Status, thut indie.Ltou rcsi.itanno to Lincoln. I* it pr >habio (bat a people win*.-visit ed such prompt und torriblo vungoanco <m Abo- I lition otumisarie* thidlait tuinmvr,will now taure- j ly submit t.i nn abolition I'rc'ident ? Never!— L’her*’ ri no State io l!io 1 mnn urere rcriain to j aland t • S-*)t'i ('•■< -.din-* ii this errifo limn J A* to tho reports that To*an intended, after - luavtng tire I'm n, (n stand aloof from tbaathi r j a out burn ; • nn.;*, and t> t,rm and mulntwin a sepnrato lt**p*il.lic—fa nothing but, a iiuwsioa ] submi-si-.n dodgo, and is a* tar trout truth, hh Hoory Wtsrd Bec.-Uae *■ ft -m itcavuu. iI.N adffh an l un, .1-.* , prop o-ill’ i>, ihut'JVxii should cut bersoif oil Irmn nil tbeSoutticru Stales j einanatud from llountou uud bii clique. It was 1 a trick of thoirs, in(cn*loJ to dis'.ra.-t and divi lo tho people in their couUst ariib tlui N'onb. but 1 it w.ll * very where received with tho *c-<m and! •outeinpt wiiieh iimoutud.- As to tiam liousl-m uiaruhfog with an army lip-ij the “ll.ifts of (110 M.-nl i -uiriH” that • ui! fudge. If the people of Texas were so ftwHsh m to t'uiiU'llijdiiie .war of Clique t With Ifcxivt? wht- i’ re • evidcid that thoy will bkhi luivo' - their hand full, in nUing th” Territory which they already possess. 1 say, if they contempla ted such a thing, Sam Houston is tho last mutt iu tho State whom they would select to b- .1 tho invading Army, for tlicy have as littlo confidence in hi-. 1 ill -a military commander as (hey luivo in hie wi- lom aud patriotism 11* a -'a'c-miili. 1 foci confidant tb i* no shall m- ii hoftr tliflf T. 1m- taken suih and. Hdod hctlon, ire wiH re lieve her of all suspicion of being fafoe •* hfriclf and tolrer ri*for Kfiit*'*i. \. II RIIKPII UHD U . copy from various exchanges to show ilu ii'irclonring spirit of Black Republicanism; Th-.* who holdout the primpeut of cotiipfomiso arc cirirer deluding otheM, <r aru them selves dc lu.i- ‘ Lincoln and hUi parly must Ire drlv.n from power, they will never 3.cM ii except in the’ la. r<<s**rt. L,l the Mouth speed!!v wl'b.lr .. from 11<c I'm • und ;; • ‘ 1 for lit* pr.-1 tioii |<t , |*N iin N'.r.h will lake { aarool biuouin. tb.rey J. - h wiU find Him seek liurela* Drtu 1 an \atiss:il \ll.tu* The Springfiat I J.intisal k Tbuiaslay ire* a I . ill)/ . -• 1 ‘o*l Cc iti/ii, Wiacli, Ifi.iu U 1 I'.- cu!*r rulwtiuiisol the paper t* t **• I'midcni cium, hire great signifliiiuco, l:s'\- tfont ."*(Uh (’:tr**!.iiH ci nnof “•-01-., tho Untnu !*v t(a sunpl* p- . .•*• •• is*., iittoui or OtUcr | im.-iva dt:u>olistr<U> ■ . Utv l ‘ur.il of fiew* may roaign, mid Mi n v clireq l or 1 rerts and f***.. tVfllw-', but cl re • re. I tf H ,U,i U (l.i* Lnb.ll anH sha eon.fWer- r+*’ g ,I*r*no ut.— Whflo thti trovorninmu m Unt- ihuiHuau (*• u If South < orviwia u**re* not obstruct tbo collco oritur irei'-rnf law, Ureiu wiii b* n-i trouble, and the law tlicn conics the tug of wav. j ho Pr stdent of lu* t luted reUU , in miKi an * iii.;i ; .'ii#y, Ua* a pfoiu duty lo pvrk'.ui, Mr. IJui:hii.;.n inuy rlufk it, ur the uurergcncy mny not exist during bis adiuiniMruttot,. If n* t tbuu tho till .n will last through bis torui ot otlic<; K lim overt nut on UlO part'd Mouth Carolina tiikosp'.ucc “a or after tha I 1 *| March, Ifllrij ihuti 1 duty of i'x*''"it‘g the );iw* will novalv# upon Mr. Lincoln. Tlio laws ortho f i tted Stut’ • must bo tA ou tbocubj’ Hi- duty is emptnilic.iUy pro ii'.tin lin tho UV'ireriiulinu. Mr. Libc*,lu will Disut ion by ormod force in treason, and itmr.,. *>u must and will be put down at all Ire/.ards* A Htrosu Hint j -it tub Mj a* k Ri.rrnt i* ax (Joxc)RK’ “irx. Tire Now Y"(k liUmrre b.retire follow it. g : “If. soy a corn spondent oftho Tribune In Wo|- Ko n Nij-.v j ork, ‘our RcpresciitnMvi * in Oooglfess c )ucudc ) * the Soutli protection to /laccry in the To*rD"Ti"T 01 oven tire right to carry slavery there, v, j v. !li.ample th* o under uur fctt when they c-.iuo home and nk our end'Hrsrnicid.— Whilo no deprecate the idea of the dforiHutioft cf the Union, Hllil, if it cannot remain together nn |r ••’ WC bow hi submlsriou R> till) -Invc }"Ai r, l) i say let the bond be suvere*! 1” I Tills writer speak* the sentiment, nut yreioly • of Republicans, but ot a grual prop >rlu'n of the j Daijjocra.s of th fwo States a* wU. “Abrohaui i I. 1 coin, nnd (he nuiriternaricu of the C'ttilsUlu -1 K m as it is, have to-day many more cupporters I iiiiui voted ti*- Repubbcsnfiekot iu N*’ • mbyr/ ’ “NonVllMftW flliriMMV” 1’ IIIM A * A UofK aoaisst ( uwfrsafnx.—The New York Tribune ’ ro*olnfcly refused to parttelpnte in the fraud which would pacify Ihu boutli with pretence# ol’ ! moderation und n willingness to com promise op tire part of thu North. Raterring to the ti niper j of il* party in lire crisis, uur contouiporary— | who, in “re than all other*, ii entitled to speak in | behalf ol tho black republicans • uill.v *113.* “Never in my political oxclfciucnt, ntr in any public crisis, have wc seen such calumet*, stcau iirere, aud flnuooM among tho uiuhmcs of the peo plu us now prevail throughout nil the (rue .Status. In tlio (titles the defeated democrats lire agitated w ith the hope “f resuscitating tbo : r late parly from tiiQ annlhii ition whieh lias just overtaken it, und accordingly are playing the disunion hurp PEYTON H. COLQUITT, I JAMES W. WARBEN, s Editor.. Number 53 M ith ii 1 their mi,,).!-, wLi 1 • hero and thorn a weak I.rot!T who voted tor i/.uooln, but now find* inuucir pittphed ioimtuo stock gambling conecs -ion. llut in tlio country, from Maine to Kanta* the freemen are quiet ntid resolved. Their feel ings mi l wi he* arc licit expressed in tire recent speech of tomator Wade. They have done no wrong and have no npoligii'.* to offer. They stand hy tbo ri )• ‘,'nti n und the Union, and are not re't iVit'lv iy rcpndfntc ihe 4th of duly or to tram ple on tire star cpnugled haulier, in ail historv a more admirable sneutacln win never witnessad ‘hull ii now iill’ r.lcd by this great people, una liirmcd f the clamor, nnd determined only that ‘be .if roversy >l wbi •lit is a feature shall now b*Gsin'ly geld, t, .. that, it cauuot be revived again by tho U ill, fanatic;., and demagogues of a future ilny.” A diligent, examination of the block republican pr riiascmvineod 11*that the Tribun'sHtatoiuunt 11 Intel ally .MIC 1. Hero and there in the At Umi’ citi.:-', Line, in j uintaD, -. illatlngbetWiion C'.inmor*'i;d c,i:i":d’ rati"n, ; ufl anti-slavery c-*- vi'-tions, iiiii-ct nn loxiety for peace, thvuffh at tho e • I of ]l3|.'V plttJgil.t.i tue luloriof pres* rii” pr 1 e fleet ing lire views of tbo rural chilli ■’ by whom alone Lincoln was elected—is unyielding un i defiant ;■< over. Not only 1* no disposition t > > --ucede th” just claims of thu South, but thcro is ft dogged determination to push bliicit republic 10 principle* to their legiti ui.ric ootielusi"o. ‘‘Beware of tho Roundheads,” i the a 1 rn'* ‘- il l'll .1 to the .South by one of tire exponent-"l Northern fiumticiiui. Tbo oru i r to l> I.u- ud n under tho guise of cant, md when l :•! i .. *vi 1!., *• iopr>>miso boenmes liiipoiclM *. Himscliol V. Johnson ou the Uerlieu of Liumlß u:i(i the Sceession of (ho Soulb. lion. iUrscbfl V. Jolms .n, late a uaudidata ■ )• View Pro id* ut of tbo United .States, has writ ; 1 a 1 if r to August Delmigite, of New York, in which ho say*; 1 ho po plu o( the. South and • not desire to break op ll Union. They are ;uflicicntly attached t” 1 .id w • old pr-for it, if It can be shown that th ■ cun b mll'*w.ml poaca, r.ifety, equality and (bear ‘ i rights. Recent davulopureats ho\c ‘'.rek.n tfo* in t ■ d* A calm eon si ’. rari'.n •! .1 l-w point* wifi disclose tnb ground ‘: tb r'• “nf i"i i‘ml tire renmn that they ii i- o UhH c i.ioioua.’ for l ire future. I. ;he . .1 re.ire i v ! aliment of thu North, 1 1 . I . -n( Ii; La* continued to grow • r, 11 Ift Im _ra ■’ 1 thft reins #f uov. c; niuont, a: and thre I- ... nsmnm 1# its tong sight’ and p'disy of '".itfoi;. ’ aim"'.” di.-t.ii ‘lly Uittt thu South i# to ■ * .‘.c!mlcd L 01 v f.i 11 into tbo common T wriior;’ *. and (in mo in < c slave F'ntc# ahall 1 be admit tod into the Union. J. too Rv puolic.... p'..M*mu unnouuuo# thu pi.ilitj Kn, p ud white races, and in ■ ‘tire “I : ‘ ■'. n -rue*, in the exercise “ftb.ee 1 . Ifc .’ ‘•) ,!;**’ .• frlbutcilto tire elect ion of lAnmJm ‘* •l. i\\. ..re . 1 ,1 ji luv.u i*ut many huvwap pi re and aud t .v c"i"icui:.” I—the raid of John IJrou n up m i r n tin;: •• I ‘r • n*< “f.i si *ter eon fodrrato. In jutlpubl* \ 1 “ii ion of tho Fugitive Slav# L.-nv • * ■o. ) ii : rdu regard of their Uon u.l id-,j .ti'o-. .1 uiiij'trity .f tbonon-alave bl : k !’ ■. ]..i- 1 “ I’Prsoiial Liberty ! id-’ < r ntfi* i r n.o binder nnd obstruct end ! pre- out the-urun lar of fugllive .-laves. I A- ! • ilii 1! Ihinf 1 r.i-./tn, per sy, would not a nnd alarm at the ,faith hut for tfit fart that it 7 - * a frdtrfM and tcrriblo | rifnfii ‘inne )•► tUrxc prop, at ion* trhirh 1 Anre i ‘•(uteri, and ure ‘ •■iiii.i t/jmlLnitil. Add to thes# tho arii which Uit - mill h i enduredfor years; ’ tbo abolition cm’ . ■ 1 i.-s (hat frequently peraldbu -1 1.-f o our section . excite insurrection and scatter • ruu.ia id our towns and cities; Ure sirMius i 1 ‘ > •••• | lire l all over the ! lun 1 from the *-.\!"’ -’ • f-untaiuH of Ibe anti lore- \ pr -1. - ‘ that our peajile > 1 ■■rat 7- ,t f’.r eirniuj.'. that they have . endured the*” / limit ! Doc* It miniy fur -1 .nrhn / , / if p*tit nee f The truth , tb.- *;i ii U. 1 *.! l■ rs at;on- this cease - int'-rtci i I r l"iT)c ire pence and ! ir; nquility—tiiii etcrual vilortnf the Hupuhlicans 1 f tho ..‘f ill to ; t power :■)r tlio avowed pur i im- “i .)•; ;n-i upon her ooiretitaUunal rights. Tiic !’ *fl-:ic • . ,-vcn • •n*crrntive’ men In our tirid/t i ibi nlhare. They begin to think and to ay, ri'tliurois I-” noi-udtw tWattisiroeUid and iii jii 1 agitation, •’ ‘ well to separata from I'".. \Vi.in- 1 - t i- !., I.oii a question oftime.'knd, there Pore, the fooncr tb” better. I have given yon but r faint picture of the siwte of things in the fcuuth. Language cannot portray thersniity. ?dcn of t|io North, unacquainted with tho work ing of our . ocial structuro and the'true rotation of n ;ro lab'ir to capital, cannot fully npprociutn what i aui soaking to portray. 1 hacc briijly tinted tn you tic yeoundt of South ..in di*'nntcnt, “ and ende"fniitiy tu imprest pou 1 ith th- depth, breadth, and, intensity*of that ! discontent. It. i* till absorbiiiy. h overtindov • c o&rythiny. 7A*. voioe if party * }-i7ci<-d by the •11 iyuty tr utter 1n y us Ua iid'en and indiipiant limn - ■ Tin: ,x thormii/h/y aroused, and ! / hmiyh three m r <!•'tf>.rente* if opinion a* to the I policy of immediate icetmtioH, yet there i but one sent 1, .. nl m relation to th* tcoi k of coming tu a -■ lilt nn nt infaH with the li< publican N'hJtc* of the Vniih, The tinre lots c Hire when men, North ;>i,il South, mu t look tire iwuu full In tho face. ” Defter latu fhtih never,” tho above extract i five* a--orftic*) that l’t*Uwemor .InhlMSi is re 1 tnrnin- to hisfird love. Hi* nuturnl interests J b>l v c ever been with tli” South, hut for a time ’ i-"in <■ .a--* nwx|dic.iblc, except to liim*eir, and i 1. ‘* • * -!• nrly umlcrstoed in that detergent . t 1 -r-'l in pursiilt nCfulsogods, and ■ i 1 1 1.1 1. iLjoonlitjr hod entirely damp, j < uud mid put out tin- re “ithi rn fire# thut former •)y glowed within him. (Vo presume from tho !• o! the ub u c:.:rind, and from tire recent !.1 I) :>ni. .■- of proximity enjoyed by the late dis -1 in.'iiished <-in l"lit - for tho Vice-Presidency, :it*.t 1 I'ttf all*!” ly looked ‘ho North lull In the 1 cil begin* to tcuJizo that a fair and “fu 1 . .iiiitioont with ihu liCpuidli'au Slates of tho i>i.fili” can iuly be had out of lire Union. Uov- Joiu .u is noi ;0 fairly on tlie su<*es*U*u plunk, but Ire i.a- .” nl -,’ bcg.ui to hok iu that direct (.uni and wo 1. el ,u that fm t ii-;*unMico tliut on, or t.. :-.r-*, lire 1 . . March hi* giant intellect and 1 in-m i.* :*rt will once inoru ba enlisted in a c,*n re- lu W u ‘ h all tbo iisiocillti’dia dfa li>Bg and ri:,: iii tit !i •- unite him. fBMKII MMTMIS, i >!.. il .11, ol Muscogee, being entitled <•> lb* sloor, gme w.ijr to Mr. ilii| # of Troup, to ufler an aaiouMiiH’tJt to the amendment of Mr. Trippe.— To iiiucmltui > ‘ |T"poK.t that (ho Comm (aiouera • hall •.mi i’-'r wiH the < omtnlr‘ioTHc* TrWR other Stale* wnln ut committing Georgia to any ho# of peluijf. Mr, liiowy, id I>->oly, pioVi-i ft -uh. Litute, pru po ii ‘ a dii’urt iH moth <Tappointing the Coui ini-i err.,::nil that I!-- I. • ! tnr* appoint Coui m .*a*"t‘ f r* to the dtlien lit Southern State*. i Ue tiuioii iun ul wim l"t. Mi. l'avi', c-l l>a c, ottered the foil ‘Wing. it* reading produced inneh merriment. p. lied ft:*’ er, Tl>-it utter said ('<>mu)ision :re haieooulen- it mth Hm t oiuii.is*o>uer* of the a.;,-rul - Men, that tiny ho n ‘lmml to repair forth *v Mb to tf-.e i.'. -iuitaiiH o Mp-idam, where l!i.: .M.'iJitioiii-t roar, find tin; Arc* enter* ijuietly lmui w a file, and the whungdoodfc mourn* over ih” re ion el tine on ■ ; ;>>rioua Uaiouiaad there ruaWl tfceir report for r uguig*i (."iteration, a* the cxi s.ru <■ sos the times muy thair wiadom may detertulftc. Mr. IP it proei Mi and with lit* remark* contend ing that instruction should lio giru. (Os court# Air. JI. duf.nvl loud counsel.—Hop.) Jie an nounced it ii .i*v If in favor of co-operation. lie l < >v of i >nh ‘lute aufftniMliuiiM imywhere.- t]. thought tli i r -idutlon wwu'd be ronatruedin • loene inaivii: it to t;.* menml Slate* to accede, lie d<- i . - eu iu strong lan. g<JUgC. Mr.'Melii !:<•••, of Hull Moil, dl I not njj’ree with M* venerable (Inutfbter) friend from Muscogee t m* tfco rcmduli'nocre.nirily gave encourage - •iulll - nny -• • -ding Mam t < accede, lie did not think tlm pleat lit wuslho time to tiilk iiboiit waning alnra, oarthijuakc* and blood. Air. l,mi ton, ol iuitthiim, not particularly iiivoiuhlo t'> too r ilmioo-. He wmi led to. le ---lu ve that the r - 1 itions would produce harmo ny, bni in that Im had been niiatukeii. and had |ltt!c or no fur: her interest In their passage.—- Other- had spoKo itouuH>*ing drnyy+ii into illfcUn iuu ; ho thought it worse mat Georgia abouldbe chained to u rock by uch State* w* refused to act (AppiAtie.) Mr. Trnejr, of Ilibb, hud, like the lion. Sena tor from Chatham, agreed to the resolution* as originally presented, but now ho felt no further desire about tho resolution*, since they hud not producod harmony, and would niovo it* indefinite postponement. Agreed to—66, 44.
