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About The Columbus weekly times. (Columbus, Ga.) 1858-1865 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 4, 1861)
rmo.tr* r*nniv. i, iwit. ft gainst roftoneir- f' if Xi of the ‘/id Union. She to for fornstagM perm#*’ t # ntnvNNll- a* *hn can upon tfxu btudr of tfco Fd*r at CoafilHntto*. This was ti*i; v can* vataed at MHldg*fVlU during th* *iGng *.i ife© Ht-G© **4 the 6f*inum? f U* drie /tato* ©toeted to the ttouhern Uuw#*. Mown imj xprtaad. Hon. Alexander it. . t ujpUcu* and lion. 11. H Util deularud item. vtowaoptßly, which meet the approved of the Cimventkm. to ih© people way rest quint. The pttopdrMcm fat re-et>nsUutiuii wjiLftetb© eiu Hamid 1/ a mo ment- ft wiU fc*re no udvwmM m tU* C degree* and still few*r ra*®glli m &*;•<?/. The -mtjtlraenl is almost unanimous. Tfen willjorm * FrovUioaat Oowunitsi. AV.il *Sed a President ind Vlue president nuA appoint Ministers to Kngliind, PkHOtto find ■ Urnr vuim trite. They will arrange f>r other Fotitflofn Htatci toeom* into tU: Union, and will nordiallv invite them to wure t?.n*vlve fey putting rid cf.Uielr #Ofw*s. •*■ AVo lebk forward* Ub •aaftsty 1 . fct>* Congress, and trust that our nrew will U© Upte, decbled arid wise. Yield no point, .u*viboe no intcrouf, brft keep burning r>n (fee OUat* <ff tftfr hoari* ifey spirit iff *76. fir- The tiubmlMiouM* procloiin timer tlo tonnlnaiwm to eland .findtl’ *thn Hiar# arid *h* Uai. datferadry. When a few mur© vs the £*utbcrn “Mate” uru tfMNy thwo wilt he ht Uulo leftin behalf of the H.rtith hat “gfripr?.*’ Eve* that, we r4fp*tf, ffertiy wpjftl si and until fhb airfpc# tfei’in flv< nr*- ren h the ‘Meet extremity.” llMirgiriliw of 10 v fmMmr;. It bat been alaswdy noticed tint (he TN.runtu Leader, Kidd ( > ho ..n influential j.iumnl, an nonneoe that the new Cotton Uuitfinterapr will ho rpeugamti by (heat Britain .i-ao-m tt* fojftHHl ■Th* Wnebingff.u aorntopnudetil of the ifieh tr*n i K'amimr, a very reliable wbaHr? fifty - ? f feooffWm rnliablo fltithorlty that tfee of Ureal Jiritniu, I'ranpo and Itueeui w#l perns- Njfco promplJy U>© hidei.*ndunco of tic new .'oulliarn C<nfode Asournncof oftblH have been given hs u way \vUkfe leave > no d* übl uv tolliQ feauil. ft may be cunutod <.n witfii per finly that any attojiipt to block up ffoafaejtn (ratio will ho put down by Engtajid i-nd Urnm i'. Tli-y stuff buvo tbo Cotton. rnstHm MMirnmu. Z&, 1 01. ibero 4a >ouie i xeiteuocut hero tlilf evening, ..wing tn n report that aorno rmnll oar-bont* bad hern ;-rno crulflng nfysg tfeo crtvTif and }n|ot y umi or uroive xnllef below boro. 1 undor f'aud (hat the KutledgeMounted Kittvnton have bean ordered te go In Mrefa es them. Tt 1/ (bought ilvttt the men seen were from aoum man d-Wan they vrege wJlhom ariH. H ataieU here ( .-day that the Brooklyn'iniwinn l u pose- Ail tin-?, that *he wau rent to Intrm-pt v.-> Ts of (ho ft&y previously vidorod tu Cbavloati u. If w tclejimpfecd htue thie evaulng tfejit <’-I’ f* W. Ifnyne faad f rtn;dly 4titMided the nrs r.nd|(ton;il rurremdor of r*>rt Bmufor, wblgfe mud-;; ammiof the Union lovernnuiU wtMby, *IUo PrcrUtnt prvsuiwid to lay (Ho dametid 1/otbre Congress, t wo wiH flewp tu what Wo will r?e. Tho Ptcuuishlp dyfoihbla Was FiifoJy kn.; and ofl Uio.SurUvan b-;uch (?u'i Him ljn rma inined o eoriou* lattiaßo. A ‘iiot wflkh (a ev v riight nl >r.jf tin’ b*r by. .iteauaua \\fi. U yuljjjora *n dcr Navy oCUrtirsi. rfoine Uvur (bros iinpluyou Ibr (bat pm* pow. The Ui'gljilalisro hnally adJptfmed lust Tim Statu Flag ho fluidly boon decided ip‘>n. H coaidaU of a blue fleld wUU u white VftltneUe in (be centre And h wbitp <>rp-.4it ia th tv|w ISgMeif oorr.tr It hu< bean talegrnpbAd hero Ihr.t Es Svnsttw Alallory >l‘ X lorida, bus tofcgrftldiedio hciiaiow UJgloraud .SUdull lb at Fort X*iaken# will bn at ♦ached rtf Mon as tire I‘fnOklyn appimra In sight. M OH,TIT IE, Utkr fftwfl Hajor Audamß. Mnjor Anderson having received nit invita tion to attend a M*nni<j fvrtivul At 4liij.hy, New V-rfe, rt-ut the Culiowing t-cply .- f ‘ ” iV-rtnlt u&o to express tho grauilcati-.n y.'tir Hpioh living Hcntlmcnt# Havo j’lvcn nus. Tlu time to at hand when nit who too tfeo ffiotioti* Uufftft, tut dor whoso flap tho country lia*Jwtut tfeo udtuirtUlori of ibeoiviltoud world, shall chow them lv*B gortdftnd true moil. Our follow cohn try - mou In thto region have UvtnrarliHid t - rune u t in Gul th.. 1 foThearmteo m*y In? glvcn by Him to onr rul©r>, ood that thin aev'crftiute mnv fitit fee ‘ - •ic i/f <f { htmi ‘* K;rrf>itinfi tb'nt it wit! not Do k {it bo wUh you on the {ttttfe, 1 fintfe j-'memcly out’’, “RGBDUX’ ANDKH.SOIsr. ‘Mfljor United State* Army.” DtltVlii A.Nt \iw#ir. IxTßi.i.ittux* 8,--Ueoiul ©tt ha# to,Bt|od nrdvra u* tfeo tullowing efifeel t I. Officers on loavti of nfescnco who have hecn •tbsont from duty for period vs eight mputKt, will tiomediirtely pttnecu te.|ftln thetr iwpcrtlvc i ptitrtod, hut whose lea** of and -*vr.rte cxccnto td-1-,1 months, will, in like manner, return to Guir duty at the ex pirn tien < number of nu ‘bß. 11. t tlUacr- rtbeetit on aft ©Aunt of sick ti ns, will present thomat Iff* fn n mod teal ofUccr of Go moy for examination, who in Ids report--- terwwtdad to army h*-.tdqimrt<-r fbr dwl,‘mn will give n minute history of tm eiise, ilirtlr.ot ty Ktfttl;f wht’tbcr the offivrr ttou. without in iurr to iiifi health, travel (| hi * etattwi, w hefh ‘bar tfeo Kftation to Iu ascot lon of country likcfev to rird hto restorntion to health; ii. il *. u whether proper medical attenU m, in cA-ry r respect, en them He iwndvrvd. Vusthcr Iltapl Sw/nrc of Ims Pfstiucil fat l!w Saudi. Wopubliobed yesterday an a <\ount of another of ftrm* by tbo poHen of thin <lty o beard Mio •choorw (a* plan, bound for snv - anh. There was t>o warrant of any .Fnstfei\ nol bo authority whatever lor this pYoeeeding, any more than there was for thot of the pro vteue day. The constitution knows no Nonn or Sottth.nml Un wholly unnurroniu- M. As <he police Uni not neteven *ndr Iho nvlor U’ law, it boon me* a micm* cpteetien whether they MH'mK indictable for robbery. Pertain It ** i hat it woftft highhanded *mtT*{r*\ nyyft*ttwe oi tb*gro*wfctrwtiettit** to fteery welt •oU uiiwU. If #uch act* ean be perpetrated with impunity tn our imUst, then ero we in Mato of otrhr, ami have no bur* of any pructteal vat no and no mint inUt ration of Justice. Jt wajjdd •Mteui n;i if a military tteMpettma wore I'radoslly grow la* up to crush tin freedom of the cUixeP. We iintl fault with .Southern oitie* for violating theta** of (bo (Jnton, and yet otif tmiuieipnl nuLWifie* \Motv thesevery laws In the m*>st Herrant manner.— A'. ). HeraM. Liki r. Jon O, liuora.--this gailadt urn of Alabama, only yrtnjuatc at West l*olht from tins DiMrtet Ims tendered hi* service* to cur Gover >nr, at <1 is now ready In vit>Jw\.t* oj; (ho Tattle tielrt the ftwd. m in..l fnth’.pendt hm- of A'.vba tiYu. Mont. Both Via* been in the >urvU 0 of the tlftt t/UMhv,* *lnev his gruduatioA about nine year* P ■ Mil thorough ifijlitiyy cdocuth>tviui|*fncil m it lifts hten bv in many jcirs training, pubo* Lieut, Booth e ttioat valuabla eiv.>ion to on* <*twtn\ amt we doubt but wilt secure him n blah pueftiortTiJ th* army of a thorn ConMera.w [,V th’ IVhrir Alot’MkßJSKcv. Dr. Taylor, v p Now Verk, t bts no nu n, ttv* a! hid. oil to tin tribe cf clergy lutm t 1 *y that Jsuatii ..*ruliua inn wrongs ttnnru* I taiu h- t.boba* ipjurio* to lie leutersed. l)e. >4iM£v£Ut have ctaihUikl her with io ribaldry of ■ •* ltu>tuf;s in lUu ttitnuily of tce--rbe . IlVrclr that tun a boon p v ur* t r vb lor yeanap-u tkc lacroU on i llw luoat UJioato iif her U •iw-fie iu,-titut’ ns # by iW inuuutoboiabr f iko T ! ul]. t, Wbu n Ureir ptwt.lervu* ‘urtor, ro (o)L nmUvl Uj tbo most iguublo of aii ti.o i -auJ in wntch worldly aUul>itioft4n ilrcff—lire ambitb i fir -oeurtuy ‘nojorioiy, by au oMWfift* tiju with ii.u ii.mens'—is pamloriug tu the lata er run) imUguuf |s*Wmu of vlyor | f The FsHj of Cwffioo. The J&yf \ <>rkiiaraiJ, it* a lata ut i. 4a ;Atfe ftb.vfuig<-!, iudol'i. > the ■ (bilawliig fcnfigi.- rofleetlMi*: • TiM> yoiliti <:tn btiifch leading nut .Mwto- *i ad v IltWai'u, b'ava t> {dipulatian ck. • itpar. twntftWf pailKx.a. {)l'la aggregate lie# are!avc* apd f>oo idck, tfeo working Os; rb ulUirul ehmn ntoffb.- South. Fro# tho clk> nidto er tWw, of wwfUv, a udllb i. or n>i diura # ju i o /uld i-e drawn. y bj rai ng from tbif wliHjKip#itHaw a movable attuy offcwo bundred (SiouAtfU'i abl. nmn, <’ ,d.t Lii. J4m •>*-•.'•- ■■ l ttdidftfrarion inultof a fuffliaept fo•<.■■. tu fwfeduc ti/ftmag. t f fi(M.niiitaftA ? %V ffb raif •• a ‘r.rjjn'.r *iw.yttom t h jvf- ibMs’rtn rrnfes <f M o Xutth) but wlife Ibflr tt - vam.i.t Ip the l4ou*b, UiO ruifti. of cl.off wetdd tnorl nr .I>-J ly rotn ittouceiu the Xorthern f t **#, in Which rve-it their oglftittg gtTnnral ghnn-.m-nt would bo t* toriy dmtroyod by oobteuding iuUiv&t iu *tuiu, ftlnl tjio JiymU Airtukuu *j*utn ■ ’ would IximirTjrlntr’ dur-ed m- ■ M?m n*. I lie (.ulrJugAiiuo of ibe ftoutb into Alul*fMi) 4 r ihti Union if, then, but ufkb <p|i.*niot;. VVliat ‘! We atv (nut Informed tl*lt the H ukjern tibatcacfto be *Wrv< and Into *ubnM. ..ivu ; that tbey buv.;,ttpt l.bo re?'airc: or ‘ ••'pablUtk-j required •to ruitAltt a rrt'poefnhlhindr]M , ndetii government, and that tt would ho* talma long time to cim vitn|f! Ibtu iid their uependauae ajum tba eoiii lourctwl laeilitie* end livifioaljtt which the South tigßoi_ however, lho hTftXort it tfe* r^utblican party are under a (Treat deluaion. All the agricultural i-tapir ‘ piwda* Ala the. North ari-pruduoiid in the iaadiiiUun to (flogreat iuiplcf peculiar to •-m£lp3fjlw H'ts(- *. Tli fw-iit tnatomlf employ. •*d ly f,nr rMp aod hoi.ito bidldaff, in the way of - imber and luotbcr, era drawn ltom the (fM.iiueraUftU;i fu/ manubu turing ifteniliun tho r.eay Wt d’ the .'’uutb ure in- J.h;iu :iu!. In a W-')fdVlr the Foutfterw flfbtiM cl -sed in from (he rto-t of (ha world by a Chlriwra wall, they euukt, upon tkairown abunUant rufourccs, main* tftitt bc.’,..;r tl/ftii could the people of tl.c r*of ( -rrly-ry In any vtjjfi'pcrt .f Mm eorffe. ** Mia rm sol h Southern Con* fed* ratty. They n*id in ‘ exceed, for a peace cU*bikt<o'Vu ! , twanty jpi>Uiuni u year, m.d nu cxp-'rl duty of ..no cent per pound ujmn cotton will furwlsf, that nmnfrrd of money. Nor do we np-prehend that tlmrewill bo any difficulty an to too n;-ugr.ltion of u. Btmthern .Coufoderacy by i.nsiftttd mu! Franw. Codon v.di ecttio that ‘jßtttdpin, IfpAit (') (hi) li-rA, in favor Os (he Ci u fflrlrraoy, and aliro In f*vor of Kan pc an inter vention, i( (woMtury, Ihr a it cognition of lioulh ctu Xnvkpi ob‘uco by thw North. AU liicic K- theor’iup, thcroforo, of ooorolng or* rfitVv log flin RcittUinto vubmfuslbn are fjQl.tcioUK; and oqauily übsard ii tbia otb> Idea of Bwuiborn jMivoi'iy and bt>lploHuiM.j. Tbe nimplo truth in, Lhjit the upjihut o< bout hem revolution must fie u rocotrttruoiiQJ) of Pin Udioii, upon tbfcbflain nf p< rMm to ineiituUnttr, or th* B*pura(b.o nt tho baton in'© thru eon fedora cma, oftfiii fontiug upon U owu peculiar system of Irthnr,and ooch pureulng it* manifest deatiny in it. J own way, subject only lo tlmir treaties withs. her :-nd the icst of the world ! ;•• the gnmrrcl law# of mvtmaa,*’ Tkr lints sf (rtiffn in I lie Army Mil ,\a vy of its loi ltd fialcs. An ivClcufintfeo nr my or navy of the Uoitcd fli.au U ft eiti/.'-n of h iUtdo, uppolnlod fey lb general Agent of all th*. ,■-Gated (tfe# (tevernmeut of tfeo United titHtc.!) to an <*fli*:c, toussiet lunar tying ou this agency, lie is not a citi/vn of tho ugetivy. Xu is u ritteetj of one of tfeo sov©roi!n (iftrUe* :i! I die privito|©fl of vUixoß* nf the vtU*r parti*fey an ‘ xprufl* pro vidn in tfedr iigrwjjntttr -th- ( ■ li utimi ■ls United fitatea which alfpuhi'w tfe .t (< tlin eiti/.0n.” off och Sraterhnll be entitled in all privf!* and iauttuffities of ©Utoeit# iu th flercml States, ” artd when ho tnkes an office, civil or military, in the ecrvku of tfeo Goveioment Os Uiv United Stat'!*, bo dtic.it lifet hr the llrhtest degree niter fet* rvlfttiwi tuw.irtto hi* own State*, lid to still the ( Utzon oi u f'tute- -nothing mortr end noth log fey her pcrrnlsiloff ami agrvomen!, in the employ taunt ut her joint and ccuunoti agency die Govurnmciit of tb Ulc*d State#. When, (itetoslvira, tho State to Vi feicU ao.oftlcor Uclougs, withdraw 4 from tho Unimi *Uhli#hc l fey tu- CcnstUuGon of thft United States, and thus puts mi end to tho nyitricy or the* Gov*mtuent <>t the United Status a© far u- ah© to concerned, what CKmwe Afeuwjd a of a . * tu, ia the employ in -t>t or (lie (lorercmcut • 1 tho United f * pursue ? - M*st assuredfy fte fthfenM h.nvc rhnem pi*.,fmoiit of tho Gt.vernin‘nt-.i'fhtt * oiied State#, unU-ft# Uttiulomi# tu. expatriate liiiuuvll. If he liocy nut Uave tfeo < qiployment of this Guvern incrtt, feu v, 111 ho life*- j* citi'en who cmlyr.itk # to frntiec And ©tdfvte in her nrifey or navy. Ho i no tttmjet n. citiievn of tfeoßtalo tu which Hnuoc ll**lund. lie to in tfeo nft\ nd cmploytunut of i (iovn: ntmmt o; i< li Ins nut tv© l tutu Is not a party. Tie chfe.est*> tr#r ; ..lor his cltiscn iihip und allegfenico ti> ttnothor power. Wfe* tfect sumi a, cou?fw shtdl he morally right or honoru- We, will depend upon the relation# which shall extol la-'wood hto Statu and h -r late ji.t#©oi tti.j In tt cbm mou Ife.iJoti and Governtrumt nftur their 1 Bonnecti *u shall b* dtotWdVed. If relations r.l . pciiuo and amity eutttinued to *stofe thore is u*. oLliguin nos duty **hk-L will forbid him t> chniige'Hi#'country and allcgitun c. If he third;a that feto pfcrtpmAlinturcstarcifutee Urn ohanyi-, lot him do vt. But If, on tto cofrtru*- .*m the Vli**o lulioii of tho connection between hto ftjtate and her late iwrt*diitts in a c>ttiiuuu Guvcrtt#ent, fhopd •; loclatc* attempt to uso the tgojioy nl’tbu tluVermnont, of wbiofe ho i.< an oUle r, t*. Iwviido lii#,State and to overthrow her llfeeitios and in dependency'-what cmrrsc cuglil h then to pur , sue? Mji clearly every dictate* *.t> n’fetl *lui;.. gr&tUudft, of (and h<*n<>r will ih mire him to loav ] the employ men tof tho Govern trail t which to to lo iti*tt H,adn >t lto native State, nud to to her fid cud uuttUtfittco. iio Uu-fttue an officer in this G ovi nmti'nt only feccau- cho n.*.* u citizen | of Hit* Stete It wa* het* patrtH ;tjo nnd her pow er wltiuh gave him hi* <lt toe. To hold on to it, and ti *i .© il at the bidding and in Uk- employ punt of ft Government whkvh lu ‘ms cast off, to Ififuda or ’Appro"# fur, to tin tu t of hideous . treachery—-ftcriuic striking ut thu roftt of society Hsulf, ia u. time of peril no man afeould desert (ito in>uxit.ry ; but not only to desert her, but t. jotft Her Ctutmtos t** Subduo or destroy her. !.i n cftotte of so dorp a dye that htatery in all agot has murkod it os aiuonsrst the moat flagrant in ite Uduuty, degradfettuuiuut wiekedn - . to .•/*. f.-.v V- . ■ I!ic Swill Mil Lump* l . (1(*I*I(H©I ttouaUu a. V. t'i.uwu* lc# KUih ft ‘ l'fe© regpeolivo prwpoftlou c i (feuaagoa teifee ftt.d tji/tttfe in\oiicd by the viilont division of tfeo present I'uion intu two rival ortuf©ilnrnate#, baa boon long uud warmly dieoueaed on both fide*. Yt the prcfel. mi* tn-i im*n) ditii> uU to artfft (bun to uifttc. The ivcaltfe us th*.* .fcjAiulh to in it# prydueta, thut ui tfeo North i- r v :* fits us commerce, Tl.u North i-auuol, th-reMv. *lf-lrlVo fho South of tho eource *.f H# pl*#(ty* t#,H to inherent iu tfeo evil; the fcto.i a, *© tfeo ©Mutrery, con in greater or lees vtoareo cxhiitt; t thu upulenec us tlw Jiurth, ainov it flaw#"fturn tfe • movonnnt of (rathe. Tl* one. In any tvout, wli keep its rice, its tobacco ami its'crttlon, umi will contiouc to sell tfeetu ; the y:W iAjr .mo he rat-U dupri veJ, at iv , j irti.il iy,:<| the trMlt and trunrt*u-tGon wfel. fe create herftn-rune. Mow, it is vi.kn!, that tv. n tfeo becltttlln • ‘f a rtjr&b **t Inter* *. the wimlo poll ©v of tli© South would be cxuoetttruted on one niigie uly.ei. tv* ftitract < i uutuiere© to i|#od* G> the mytryofthc feUrUi* ‘ ft .it© ‘ready to aAm it. that the i.Y k would * no: b*>r*n vtiay ©lAx Still there if o .*n lo front r this cVcutn-vHf\ with e -uawhing beside a mhUc r ©f Inmrt.iton# disdain, t.bc*o Is ©apochd loosen i n* t to uiietftko a* to Hi© echo (tie policy wo s havejnaf alluded t*> w.utd anufetn in Kuropc. Ahaoet tl Rump* h©#, it is true, broken . h 1 slftvervt but it is r ,auuh y in n very singular ’ way sad t*i ©\po>o <uuw!f so a urtwu deee|>tion to believe iAir, un tlml account, utopored to r*j*el ! column mol advance# <M*mtn? from n flax.- n punlto. You might ft# w©U lay down tke prim’i pto that a r©|mbHMu country tliouM reiuso to enter fed * reiatintu with a luwUurohioal country. Fair from that; material mteierta and free trade ten lentioa w ould, with double impel enm uierrialiic-n-vr-’ to take th© hand the F nth woufel offer tfeo tu. Philanthropic Kmrlomt would La-. tbo lira#, b only toaoeept, but to solicit her Jrfearau* the a ivoatogc#, wvvn to uUigvd in t v i (.teotu'h ton jin : the <]w'tlOtt“f rlwory. Mr. UUidssy nlf*ht r*-TW*w the j.'tm.oy He reocotly ’ ‘ ■ ‘ •• ‘ i*l;rtv>ii. .4* t tutt.* h# wauti fey Welcomed with vpt’i atnt ,nd nfeaUtiutt would l>| t>U*U)f before U>u<*. The iu.#crUAi has pututf enough t • . *n ii X | ry. FviU, uan hum* di. . .• - U ‘rtvugln waking y ijasii*nt • f a*©very n motive nf Ui-aniue; tfeo re aro much moio v 4.b*‘ rs-*ns I T#cpari;i. n in the couim©rc’ml i’hb la clearly enough,, rtrif* uc. ’ . • •vtogUt which Kurv*p ine.y. ala g>*M* iun t-feiow iui'i the #jalv'i fe.v wfeUfe th© fflure dueti uifts uf.tfeu Js‘<*nlU and South will fe© weight-d, they lx*© sight ff this * rential poi*U that tb* wm offnimui* -if we *- -juo to ifeut, wbloh Ifeav - u.tftruory phftvcrtf the .niter. Tuc really ‘IUI war Would W i hat nageilin the fiefei rtdnterintt, K*>w France and Kaglgjid will netetrUiuly scud elthorMa>-sli4 Fclltotor or Ptr llopeGmnt to the South; but they may dispatch Air. MichaG Chevalier m Mr. Rlehurd t’ Jhflvu —Tpro paftifio gagtrrt*—tntwh niorv t be iv,*u -d by the Korth than the tw^fqnacr. •* Ttm botttherrt rebelscv tdcntly consider tfeom. j •©lew m *#nGW—- Wmikt*oldk t | fOtlMKlh,• ATIUUA I , XKttlllAJU % I (51. ? • ! *f fte Tim Akthi# FiKin;: the slgrv doo ;i.c> ,:.(fete war, ’iho X'iv*id|t will not yield ;iho fnrt*i viiHato# hi# ph 1/ to rk>a>h*t'i) men, Itn! lami d*r t,h#4otJtt‘d ( (I*. - Republican (••(krtyF’ f l hi i*c!d*c* n him <*ud SvOtbem men W preterva jmua*, f'..r the present, by Ibe Pr'-#!’ nt roktsing tv flood arty rv-infoioomont# t>> iba i urta riiiw occupied by Fii icrai (foot s, uii'l i!o 8on;h i to wake ud attack upon them. After the Brook- : iy Mi with men *©<l prov#w*<*fai- Ton i'.uk’ ff, Air. iSach:m#n nett u Navy officer fivia ]'cnaroJ (, w-Uk in&trn#t4M># do inform Mej Ch*>w that the fir .cklyn would n -t re-uuiofi c the iyrl h ..wevor, tue Pr .'idttnt efiftrgsVlhl# mind an# dl'vjpnfcsfierf'itprui tor Mallory of X iovMft/rtiiit Mae Brooklyn would giro provi*k>f)H to tin Federal troop* a l Pensaco la, and would land ur'iikiy eorpp awd open P. bftttffW* upon the tilalfi fr * p# if Tli i a great insult and brencU of faith ©a (ho putt of the i’romdent. lie bn* not tuecourapK tu end ro-inlbfeomoiM# to Fort S6itcr, bwt *wmlr Ihem to Plokftipf. Toil >huwc fyl-'y ttwt feb ii vHfllug to ha,v war rather than acknowledge cur olaiias to (be pttblie porty on our feeit, ov enter into M'-gotlrtHon* for !?. The i t-to trc>pr will net Attack Fort Plfckfcn* yel. They will uah-it the action of (lie Soiit!*Wi Cupgiurt to aan mhl© , the !Ui f Felmiary a* M -ntjpomery. Then u demand wIH dhuhtlcM he rsindo for a fitirrrtidi r nf llic For la cituated on the soil of the fttat©*, with (be un<itr*tnuuto£, Mm pro rata >hr;; of (he ,State# remaining in th*- otd ConPwlcTiwry shall be paid. Iflliu prop .idtldu ii not agrc-c.l ?•*, n-a* lonableand ju*l i#it k, Uuru no aihurument | oftlio question except iu (he #word. War we .41 regret, hot tho right# of tho pc- ph- must be rcspoctcd aod we arc tho sUyc# cf no (.cotiop. Tho Foirth dcairo# tuba lot alone, said ugru-t i the folly of Northern mn, who talk loudly about co ercion. It oniy ho that vr will ho aubduetl •’ tiound to (fee enr of abi llHon trltmiph, Before then we will Lave IS Hod gindl.ru gjouoU w‘dh mir elttin and our valloyn will run wlib bhynl. The Cod of batde# in with ur, fcnd ¥<.- f Him for fllrongth and protuetion. /.XT FpoaUng of tba ncnlnncnt cf ike pouplo of North-wentorn A irginin, the ltirhmond /- qhirtr #a>s : ” Out ndrirw from Northwestern Virginia arc of (he m t gratifying >liartrtcr. The re/dsUuoe part? havu made itnttri* .ui(iti .n of true men, who feel Uint (he honor, righii and iftterc/(n of Virgiuia durnund uetlen on the ]wrt of tho State. Tho fljbinlwiouitM have, In - .me oouuiio#, put f-rth nominees but h impression is, that North-wusiorn Vlrglnifl will, In the cfertru< ter an 1 pi inciplc# of the men c!cted lo the Con venlion, hHimj* # forcrcr (lie N-.f‘i-i i .hope,of - ;int|. vh very swtinn in A rifflnirr “ Katie Mamtfnrta rine fwipwy. Tht* < inftlftattwu H is pUyiugi# mphtUoi p.ui in ih© stoesslo* drawia. Sin*o Ifeat movemeot whs Innugurnted, the Kttgto Fnctory h; Mippli. and uniforms for rnors th ut thirty mijifary oourp.* nie#, with their no: sinuwo. ‘lfeto *uppl,v im i (jalitd thcmanufhctnrn of over i ynm yarAto, #r I hits Wh dtotrifeutO'l to c< rfepnnl#* nf Ucmtoton , Miajiitfulj pi, Ala seam u, Flwid;i and * nr uwu Stele. Tfee dt-.m.irid ir atill that oftfeikfeorso-Ueaii, ‘'give, give/’ to th© fall extent of |Cr ©apa* hy Hi forntob. Tho tofttedal used for this purport- !# n “ufertati • tiol ffthric, of iho C*]t-iftiiod, or gr©©u ©rtu*, ;.ud makes ft Jinnda<*-.o appearanoo. It coiabinc.- Ir nn ttdffiirable t!voi}aalitiexof ch* - r.nd dor ability, Olid when to these is AujwsriiWU-l the ©uirtiu tation that It to ife© product, olfeSoullj cm capital and S •utfecru labor, nothing to wan -- ing to rttcominctoi it to Southern favfer. We ui y .-ifld, that rthservfttion, anl personal cvpcrino .* a# wolfe has f-atirttud its that tb© ‘‘Kagfe < *g--i ----make? a -wit a?* prnpftr f*r fii# *-iviii m . the sol Her- From the N. t>* Fiuayuuv. imw FIUIM BATON mHi fi\TuU HoftftX, JftU. ff 4, tjiCto 1 hftV© just a ruotaont to dend you the copy of tho Ordinal!©* ©f .Se‘.-#Un, and iiucouij.<iayi :g reeoluUon, reported to tb© UonvuiUou (few mor rttig, by Hon. John Iter bine, Jr., 5q feohnlfoi rim UottiniUtec of Fiftecu i A* UIUM.XAAv.ft kjtX’o dtoflolv© th© Union between tin .-'i.tto , j Loutoiaua and a tfeo r tjtutos united with her, ua dor the cofnpaat ouUth'J, “The I'onttltution of the United Butc* of America.” Wo, the pooplo of tfeo bUt© of Uoatoiuon, in i'.iu venUon un/cmblod, do declare and urdaiu, and it to horohy declared uml ordained, thut tfeo fifedi nanco prtflactl byu# in convent ion, the seer, A. D. ltd l, wherdiy tit© l nrtitution oftlio United .States <f America, *d th© *tt©*4inente of said < nutiiutiun, were nd opted, nnd all law and ordinance# fey wfeu h thu State ( f U'-utotou© UeOiiui© ft Member us the Ttedv*l Union, bi*. ami t he Biitae arc hereby repeated uu-l ©iaogated,- and that tho Union nowufetoUDgbetween i.outouma ami other SUt**, Wider the name of “Th* United State-# ©f America,” i* hereby diaaoltod. Wo do further duclnro and oidaiu, ifertt the ctat# of Uotttotoua hereby rvsuuj* • #U right# aud powers hervtofor© dutoguteui to th© Uovcruuumt of the United State.* f America, that bur oitixeu# ar© absolved from nil allegiance totmid Govcn:- luont, hu i tfeftt ho ib in lull poMttuuM'iH and o.\c*r ote© of ©U th >© right# of aoverrtgnly whteh wp pcriala toft ticuaud independent Slate. Wo Uo further deviate uud ordain, that all right#uc .uirod and verted under th;? CoOrtilution of Uo l udvd Btaica, or any ci •( Congros#, or treaty, **r under auy law ui (hi* State, and not iuccmpivtibl© with this OrcUaane*, ihall remain iu force, and k*v© tfe© suuu ciloet as if this Ordi nance hu,l not feoen posted. Tho tedlowlug rcjolutten was also roportsd, upplomontal tu tb© Ordinact. Ucrolved, That wu, tfeo people ftW btol© of Uoutoiiwift, recognis© th© right ©fife# teu©iiuvi f '- tion of the Mi#sia*tppi rivor audits tributaries fey all friendly Status bordering tWc*m, and vr© ulao rccogni/.o tfee right of nnd iugiv## of tho woathz of th© Aliotiisaippi by all friendly Slate# and power *, ami wo do hereby declare eujf wllUug&es# to *nt ;x intoany #Mpl*Uon# fevguar cti.'co tho f o-rflft 1 of the#* riguto. UNO. , Ma.'oH ( iiask.—Maj. W. H- t’ha.-o, formerly af the i uiteil States Corps of Kagiueer#, i*i th lender ofllv© State troops at Fenoacnbi, liorido. He wa ioifiMMdy a resident of Mn ss< hu*#*G#, nnd received tho appointment of cadet Coin that State to tho Military Academy at West Pohit, whore he gchduatod March ;td, Js* 5. lie whs appointed brevet aeeond lieutenant in theCorpaef Knginoeni in the Asme month, and promoted to fullUeiMonftotcy April 10, ISI.H. llic pub(.e,piant promotion# t” flr.'t llcutenatrtry, captain and mUr, date respectively March .*J, lfll". Jaiuia v.v I, 1 and July 7, ir>;'.d. In lit l.c *y;*s a member cf the ft port at board •f fingi&ours fr cxamiuutiou of Florida rvote, Ac., and for the examination of harbor.-*, channel*, £e., # the Gulf frbKtior of T*a uud Mlfirtulppi. li© HA.P member of ilio Board of jhngiuevrs from March 1., IS4S toSoptciuber ISIS. Ho reaigued bin poaiii >ii In iUe Fcdwrul army Oat. ,11, lfe.it*. -Ma,iur Oh.oo ton man of uad mlt able iwrvaver nuco Hiidcoiirago, and mnk.* high ha u tniliiary engineer aud atrateg'nb He ia übeut nlwy-feur year# of ago and a Ivandsotne private fortanc. Til Poftirlox ok Mai. Axt>bi{ox.-Th* Fe torabarg Kxprws rays: “l,>ut. U, K. Meade, of th© tooiT>a at Fort Sumter, bus been in onr city, on a visit home, |.*r sovernl day# putt. Several gentlemen, with whom he ha#convened, informs us that ho speaks la the higheet terms of Maj, Andcvton, not only a# a brave and fearless soldier, but a* a strong and true Southern man, hft position in tl.e present statu vs affairs, however, render ing It impetalh|o ifer him to take any other po sit inn before the people of the South and **f tho 4 1 wanted by tb© l.matb-ai cannon firing in his honor at tfeo North, nnd it is wiiu pain, out fear •r even einbarruisuient. that lie wadine# the pre*- ©*t iittitud© of the South towards him. That he love* tb© S .atk, thut he prefers It. every *>eial lie gives amply testimony. Ho I* bound by the tkto of holy wedlock to one of tho fairest of the fair us Georgia —a daughter o| tier.. Clinch. He has four devoted brother*, every one of whom, it is said, to a strong ae##teiil#t. Add to thl# that he is a b'onthcrnor by birth, nnd a dweendant of revolutteuary *lrc*. wo need hardly more to givu us assurance that he Let only loves hi ua t.vchouih, hut will at tb* proper time, nnd In an honorable manner, draw tho earerd in her defence. Tin*** ar* fimpl* tntoreucis (Vom fticte aa known. Not a syllabi© bos fatten from (It* lij> of tokut. Monde, to lead to th© remotest deduo rlou that Maj. Atulorevn will not perfoiui hi# whole uuty t<> th# Government o, the l aited SUtes, Hut tfeftt he wall be hand in hand with] tb© Soath *. soon a* ho may be, with honor, ro- I lv w I from his position, wo have little to doubt, j, A fh.v'TW.voJt who not* not Ufc< oGNixK Trn; V.>;< ko. Tiiii i’uoi-LE.—dSov. JltPks, of Mary land, is whirfng loud plaudit* from tfeo Black lb fatblioAUs for hi* obstinacy in refusing tuenii t!* L'together. Tfeo New York Tri feuno repor* • th • follonln}’ nj vers nt ion wlh “In a coi,.; rratiwn v, -ibJJr. Cbi<f .lu*ti. ol< grand, nf our Court of Appeal, a duy or two ago, the Gow rnori# rofirc. cnte<l a having ud di’i #d tbb dadp very animatedly, ccmewfeata> f *iio.v, : “.dr., 1. giucd, X would have yvuknow that Wnen I myro, T mean no, and not yes. And *i<>w, tot ms tall y*u sir, 11 oyery man, won.on wrtijrh®.! hn th Kkrte v.cro to a- x in* to call tho L .'gisiaruro togyLhor, I ebouid not do it, uiiles# advh -1 (hnto fey my yon ilence and my jndg u.cr.u? Thi ©inpfeatio dunt'.sition of tho quc tii.u speedily tormlnaP'd the .’udge's argument fa rot.oHion by a sail of tin* Legislatarc, the very lir#t act of which body wov-Ht*r fmprfteh wrtd dspox* tho riv-vernor.'’ P* Thu chronological order of ibe fccosidugi movement i# h# luliowr; I. Pecerafeer 2M South Carolina. h'. Jjutjtt.iry ‘d.. Mieakifppi. .‘.January Jl., .Flyridn. •1. j ar.uary 11 Alafemua. .*. January IP .........Georgia. <J. .January 2d....,.’,, h uioliSgt. Tuk ov Tnoi HAdnif.- -Thcu.-and: of r?n breathe, move, uni live—y aw off tho stage t li.o, aro heard of no more. Why < They do not do a particle nf good in th’- world, and none wore p!o.f#*.f by them, none could point to them ns the in Strutt ent of t!olr redemption: n.-t a Word they apeke could fee recnlled, and *o they pvri#Lwl ■, their light weal ont In darkne*#, and were not remembered uuy ©ior; lhaa he k;vcct of yo*‘crdav. AVSIt \f,a tbu* live and die, O mon. irmtiortl v Live ftt somethinff. l>o good,and Urnvrt behind you a uimuoaeiit oi vir tu# thut the fdorio of time cjm never deniroy—- AVrUcyour name in klodnc##. and loa-c, and mer cy, on the hearts of thousand# you come in con tract, with, year by year - you wtl! never bo fnr gucton. Me your name, y.or d* wd*, will boas HgitybltMUi the feearta yoil leave behind u. the star* on the fer(,w <#f evening, Good deed* will ’bin* ’ th* stuw? of heaven, hr. shah ..#. Ifox. Joiix C. c Xi.itot;N*H Pur:op ,'i A, - r AVr.ANTA. i'binking th© following would t inierciituig Loth© people who &to c.oon u. bo tor mud rule a ci'uti,vrn Coutcciora. y, X t. 4 u k. you for ptil.li'-Rfion in ffefl Tntelligcnc.*r: I vMto4 DAhloncga, Georgia, in tho Fall nf lt*dfl, floon Altar AUahtariwriMved it# name. , M b*p* pod aiibo lata lir. Binglwtoai’s who iuuo iactd idw to Mr. .Calhoun, funked Ur, S. it this woa ffe*) di-Mr;;ukfevd Mr. Nalh un of Sc.utk Carolioa, Hr snid it Wft#. Mr. C. *<id, h h*wl in the ft- ;rnl tfowcrmnati? two y9r* than ! Itn I lie* cl. Ou kariug that 1 i©sided m 1 ■ had. c-ounljr (of vh. h AtUuta !hn a pari.) he said to mo; “Ynu may be proud of your county, for Atlanta is lb DeKolh. It* f- r#you arc n* old a# L am, it isprofeabl - that a Houthern t'rtpfbdcracy vvaii b forrnod, and wb*u formed, It wUI dubt locate it# ciudto! In V-k.^to.” V. M. ffAt(iOfil). i £ A tfn * f,< * !■> ’ o* ■•-• *r. MoajLE Sf'isu.ii**T* <. The Mwbilo Adverti ’ .>:?r tf&ft : ; Xh© prvgrutgwe fo* tho spring tto ctmg U go# ! Th Ptiik*# have all tilled bun i ouMS | !y, and with th©T>6*t blcwd of the country. There ro now t tfeo ©our#* *e<a tin nr eight stoble*. end ..r four uor are ye.To com© | (bum are tho ‘d ibles of tfe© M©e#rfl. lionwed, es ! A'trginla, Mr. Puryoar, < f Hum It Carolina, aud ; Mr. Foly, wfth *‘lJg^tn^tlg , ’ fed “Betfh*Ws r 4.** j fuwisiA, Tli® Legislature nf Virginia has ; .J gn uot ualfiag a hii*Couvah*A, to be ! held tit X.iebttierai ou lb© BUb of Tuhruory. Thu ••Tsetp.n of dfeittgatf# tte fee hold on th© life. At sh i-lMthm the panp|* st® to dacide wh#tb*r th# I proottuditig* i’t tfeo Cva von turn ahall bo submiUcd ]to the people for ratification—a gen a rat* ballot Ito be prepared for that purpoae. Tfeo Const.lu j ti<m of \%glsllft auUirtvixog the Lcglsluturo tv coll a Contention at *ny time. i 'V hat Baj-'K Axuf>i:?a havh auvct ir j'brAv tuk West Asfaih.*--Tb© following i tetter ituß* Major Andtrsnn, haß ben received i by a g< ntlumun in C oteinnati Foiit Fi'jtrr.!!, Jan. il, Jfitt. “W f bother & blrtodloa# separatmn enu now H© ( fleeted, {iteer her (.South (-ftrtduta) looltehiy flr ittg up drt vdml Wring our slug, tho other ‘toy, I think very doubtful. 1 wa** sorely temp ted t open my battery, bat. part*}*, lortnnate -1 !y for tfeo cbanco <d having tunitew s-tlted wlth | out HJf'odsi.ud, 1 could not have tottchedlbebat* j tery that opened upon her, aud my defence* ! werv then n such a conditb u thut I ©ofild ; miHiftv© opcned,*ili9 wr. T am now nearly ; ready, i'feo fajopte have supposed that tfeis lferfc v, .is ready 4f> Ik*defended wbet> 1 earn© in. It H.is fnr fr dt it—and it would take me, ctoh now •*(. t©Jt's bard work i® hate it In a enta i plvi© rtftta. My cOmuitmnd ia only about one ! dgbth * J wh vt. it be in time of war- but i though ftmafl In Btiuibof, 1 !W1 ptroug iu ifee conflme tl .ii f*r ■ 1 © .vill guard and guide *me r V l ’ through the dan-ror that may thrviton. Y'ni* rtneerely, JfiOHiOtT ANDUUMteN. Cam al He Fad.. | ife© follow in/ puns are mounted at ftarrnnca# i HccujoUng t.. a correspondent of the Pensasele j <M*if%e.r ! ! 11 thirty-two pounders. .* Fuixhaii gnus- iaeh. | f* fueh Culunibind* j S twenty-sow pounder# j t eighteen pounders. ! UHvrelve pounder#. ’ Fort Me Rea ha# tb© ffaitowitig v-afnabte arma* ! incut uu mounted : | -2 forty-two ptiuml©; . 44 thirty-two j T wen ty> fern r “ i 2ku iuch Columbiud . I Axoi-hur Moxstkh tors Cast Another mon itor gn WM*o*t at Fuit IHtt Work#, on Wodnes day. Tb© “Floyd,” tb h. xviost pieco of ord uauc, we bciicvo, that the world fesw over scou, was fifteen Inch bore and fferty-niQo Inches iu 1 diameter at the br#tu*h. Its weight in tbo rough was eevonty-eight tfemisar.d pouiulft, and when flubbed, about furty-mui# thouHiunl. The gun caftt en Wednesday ha# a twelve inch bore, and th© same exterior din mater of the Floyd, while U to lx inch*# longer, and will wcTgb, wheh f nkh • od. twenty-tiv The total amount of motel ttoud in tha •ijiu’ was •jreaty-rtghfc tiioiuand rtnco’vh ltcd pounds. The now gun will be nartffd •• Union, ” nod will. It to helknrt, Ihr-xv a bast ©v*r to© tnlto* l x t(t*bHig Chronicle. Coru-M ton M*>\ tiußJira. The New Orteon* of TuwMliy of Inst week, say# Col. Pkk em*. I nitod State# Co>*ul nt Ycr# Cm, failed on the d*y before with dispatches r.rdcring home tho American fleet before that city. It Is to b oouocutirttud nt PeaMtcolft, or at the moat’ll of the Mtostosippi river. OuoKn t or. I'u i.ui Caxao.n R*rva*l.—lt to staled thut Oen. Jam©#, us ProviUouo©, ha# de clined fumtofein- any of hto rifle canuon for the uso of any of tfco a©coding State?. 11© say* that the statement that a battery of hi, puns ha* been shipped to AlnWu*, to uutru©. AxotHER Stat:: GrtXX l -rtiOtii.-ia M swe'to the tide of secession, and leas * •-mother vacancy j© tha old Conibderaoy of State*, of tb* stoter- Uood aragouc. Texas to only wanting to com plot© ill© •*! oHtiniiity” of tho lino fruui th© Palmetto to th© Southern border <>fthe late Uuiun. and she will uot lung fee wanting. - Thus go tho Stele# that produce tb* Colton and Sugar and Rice ’ Cotton to k ! n : and Sugar to on© ot ite chief tuintoters in tfeo grant court of commerce. Vet tfeera uro persous in high n©#i tb n in this State who speak with nffcctoa iu difforonce of the Cotton States, as though Cotton was another name for all that is pititb! arid pal iry. Outtegiag oottmun cu nnd euuimon truth, they, at the same tim>, endeavor to alien at 6r people frv m then .-f jho Ctiu States, who are identified with them in interest, taste.’ aad kufeits. and who ah bon* of their bene aud ilesh of lboir tto-sh. Will ihey rtieeeed ? Can they _reverse the courses of ife© streams nnd make them run up hill ? Can they change th* tides? Can they subvert human nature * A separate Confederacy of the Cotton and -ugurState* will produce such a revolution in commerce as no other States of the sauio number can—nay, we believe, than all tho rert together can. If sueh a Confederacy is permanent, and Virginia to not member of it, she will rink down, dewu in tho ©calc, uutil (her© wili be none #o poor nmung State* us to da her rovoreace’ AfeVd tnrnd hiejptHch. U>U;NJ#Ct NCDS or TtIK lltHor Jaxi ahv.- - A# flH>n the infurmation was received that Alabama was out, I walked off fe wntd* Govorn mcftt eirccU to be prasont ut the tiring off of th,* on© bun Jr© .1 guns for Alabama. Arrived half way between At-c’i Horse Mansion smith© cor ner, when nn eld stoopod-back gentlemen, ns blank ns the aco of-epades, stopped. “Maua Doctor,” said ho, “'ecus* me, but are ire out of the Union ?” ‘•Yea,*’ said I, “nnele, ire nr© out of the Union.” He raised feto hut. showing tbo whitened w 1, uud said : “Thank the goad Lord Je#u ‘** Mobile T> ‘figne. wm\\ sirn: Mii<MU*UEVii.f.E, Jan. s&> I U Judge f Bibb, pr*ctttej4. a ‘lf port mtr ting fortlrtfer r#av<tt# (Wfeytfee ye esnion i ythi# Stateyra* adopted Jttuy’ NU* feet ,-ta:ed that th© report was written by the ilon. It vbort Toombs, ami fee re |U##ted that gen tleman tn read it. Mr. ‘TipUnba ©crAf'i> and, an I the foliowinf is. THii Tba pfoprq oi Gpoi gift having dwsyivod tm-.* political (x.nnootiofe with th© Govern Incut .‘ifev United .State# of America, prev.ai so b.;r cojiffd t rales, uM lby worm, tiio causes ‘-.vMch fekfelfeil to tfeo goparusion. Forth* ia.it ten y®*##, we liave had muuerou# u nil nor 100 • earn <l■ .u plaint tgatafll many -A our aou-eiftVftfe©!'Hug c >i; federate rttates iu refvrvnco t© the fuLjc t of Al ri©B Mavcrv. They hare flitdcArwcd l;> vrcHltu our security —tv disturb our Ucmc*tc pcaco and. tranqtillWy and pcfstMenfly ‘ rdftl#<t t <Amply with their exprtu# Gottstltut.smal obli ■ . m; ip us, in referouecto i Vit property, aui he n e of their powar iu the Federal tttHrrrnm nt ha rt riven lo deprive ues ou<* *qufrt enjoy rrmot of th* c luidon Sferviterte# of thu Itepuh 1 -. TTit- 1 faoetile policy of our eontedcrate# has b* po**- u*<l with every eireunstanc© of aggrara'.'-o | which could area#* the passion# © .rt r-tePn H j hatred ot our people, and twui placed t’ tire | ! eection# *f the 1 nlon, for many vk; pr#K, in | j the eondilido e,| virtual eivd war. war ,*■ t k*. j sUll Attached to the Union fro.a i abif, and r.- j tional tradition*, and nversion to ohitn/c, hop 1 that time, reason, and ur/dsaent, wifeld brm-', if I uotrcdrt> M at Immi ©xcmp.iou frofli tuetfeer v juri©#, anddaugors. Koovnt ov eul* hurw lady f dbdpn'ed til eueh feup#?, nad dun ;*fr .tod : necessity of separation (Mr <• • ‘ crates, after a full aiuTcaha lieartmr . o ‘ facu. after fair warning cf nur fixed pu p .-u ,%ut to tubmit u. the rule oi im ~4 not .. .i wroug- rtudlrijttrie*, fertve. fey ! committed (few ii overawes tof the United 4 r n'.’ 1 iuto their bund#. Th© p#vp! (leurgla. niter < au equally, full and fair, wad knuvn..;.; of tho case, have declart l, with c’©4 l : - r• .; , that they shall not rut* •> rcr A hrlr'*X 1 j tory oftheri*©, prwrraw, and poHcy #; -n- -*•>- very, and ©fthc polii : '*l *rgai,: u i©a :a> v> i jto baud# the ot tbu 1 v • , ernUHNlt ha* heeff c ao: ‘ ! . 1, v. Alt the pronomß**d verdict of the pe< ; • • The party ftf Mr. Uinec.if, • ailed tho Kopablt- an ! part/, Uiidofvt*firfsent x*ain© eui rganiraliou, \ ©f recent urig’u. ft is adtuilu 1 ‘,•> bo ju nr fllavery party, while it attract =* *i> by Ur creed, the s< uttered advo<-ivt’ S> f J tp! !- J fei*. ftk>; of coil'iirtttftud OK urte# mi fwdkiiftal ‘ • t* my; tli© advocftto# of i w,,,, , ts protection, of special prlvilcg* ... vru-- a- 1 in t anti-slavery is *l* taitvhin and it prp By anti-xliivcry it b> utada a jMWr*#in tfeo fesnu© The fjoeathm of slaVrny the go ala, ■ u*,. ,u.iy m the w.*y',f lb# :N. uuiN-ji .hu Go. . . While tii© 6afeurdintfem,. ands ‘.*■ j.o-H;’ -* ,n1 uncial iupquadty ot ibo African r me, -,-r * fall/ conceded by all, H w. |4whly u|q <*■. nfcth*; cUvery Wi uid loon d'eapp t Irvin what #► i. < noti-siareholdln•; States cf tfeo original ti. TheoppuflHi'vn to efavery w •* tb-r. a#fe oral in thuae State#, imd tim ( n .t . made with direct refrttuce to tha# iuu. Ilut a (hatin'-1 abolition party woe iwif in the United Stalts for m .*? r- *i half a tury alter the Gevatum* *> Into **j. - ,*;•••• The main re#oo was, tiuit tbo Jtforth, ■ .a-, u united, tould not e/f,tr*J both bfauch*# us thu ‘ Legtstoture during any p .rto u il - Thcrefo#*, w*4 an orgi!T v iaH. *;,-:??! 1 salted, either ia alter hi|#4, tfee t ,ra’ ~vert hru nr of Gui Gwoi’niaea*. ii- iuu:< * ,<i j-ri.. perity us th; NurU* V?,.. v . t\ -■ ..,c:. v u t lV’ivmt Obvt'fr.ment tbst.it • all. | die first years ©. t-e fie; . ‘ . gating, cumtat-rviai, and luwiufacruf.r*■ uiUuos $ us tb*; Nunfe, began iu *vla, jgroftt and di/.em©t.t ut th© of 1 • igi'iecdtui.J iij terestfl. Kven tho owner • of- . Rrtogbtand obtain©.l boantls© t. r porn-.lag th’ own bUyianfl, which y*i cuotisiua, and vW huff a tuUliott of dollar# ar© iheu; Hk.nv.uy - ■ and sg#te#t en|MeU#i(>a in th* -i . • Oongrvtt# ginLivU both raipuesu, antt y pr.jhibi tory . ’ . ttedfi.toMe-h of thcM) iutorests, v.!. ; without dionnut <>n to thte day. Kut v nttuu with th*#* ptt-.it and unjw-M ia*atAgc#, ih*v ; stave #ouglu to th#*it ti . fe->;itawata feunfe* u? public. Thoy feftvfl sue:ci. led in fe cost* of thoman'icrti* * Os their eauen. upon <fe ■ ‘i'tws.ri ■ n n rfe© Govemiuent now pay# u-,©r tiv w> i.u Am mu- ■ ally forth© tfuppurt of- ©t. ; t . Vi;©.- .... t*r*tf, la eakheeiiun with |h ‘ - ; mauafueturiug cla -*>, have j- p i •,- * mean# of subvention* t* iftA-.i oua?.’is r?, aa-.i j; - Deduction of postage, ill ftii . iug ;;:l;c feu, ~, from th* payment if übo ■ :vt, i dollars nnmuiijr, end throw to;t It iiroa t!,@ lie treasury, under the. nans# m p- iii de’ t , The Tuuiiui outer mg ißteraat v-atarßd lute tho sara*-atruygl© t-xriy, aud ua- rtameiv.t iu.ad.v f*>r Government’ b tunfk 1 : :fev This tr.terert wa# eoßhnrtl wainlv ; i ’ :• cr.-s uud itiiddi© Bn-rtttvhddleg <>tV*, V. ■■■> i;.• ’ fluent ?, aud it.- Go. >ands w* i . , to It# power. Tfert aatte(V;ure,-1 aed ‘ wl#*ly bated their d©e#tmto upon rpr.: ; and iutorvi.?, raiimr t.fen up ri y uora* p . plw, and tharufey nutHficti rtM . ~*•■ lion <>f th opp -tog IwteroM*!. They p! . [l n their favor the infancy ot fliffr ktt*iue* te ‘ country, tbo naaioiry . f |lw aad ‘ Djjhat, to heatuu iegiqiaifet.i of other et/untrto-’- t, ’? >- :■• I them, the great neeeartty of their fabric* i. • \ ot* war, and the necessity *>’ high duU*-s to pay / the dabt luvurrcd iu <*rr war i-riod* pen !• *. - I The-*© reason# prevailed, nod they rci-eiv©?* f<r j many ycarr, ctionuou# Fount re* th#^*tenerl ac'jiiiwuun* eo| tfeo >vfeei * uutr . i win tfeete fees*.us eene--I| tfevy wm© j;o !.:•• cte-..uu ■ were lens bceded. Tfeo • ufttry dw jrp-fec priiu-.piu ©fpiwtecflon npon (rial, aud i*..- 1- edit. After ha enjoyed pr . to ,ho ©Xteiil of lr *u| fiff.c*jc to two nun lrt 1 j -i upon their entire buxine -.- for about G*!v. \ v tho act of !*G) wa# puofted. Ir n\M kJ*sud in okeage, but the j uncipk w rented, and irea (wo, lowdutioa, aud ecunoxuy fe pui-ii© ©x; dUtir©-.-, was the verdict of th© Americau p tu. The Houth aud the Mortfe-weateen Steteflsu.dvrA ed tfeto policy. There wm but snafi hoj© • reversal—upon the tHe#e( itsue none #l ull; t%U these clttsi©# Saw this, and ivltuud ca t flour for new allies. Tbo *tU-abu'cty suftteniui nf fhelfertu often-.t ifee : •r! . An anti (d.*v. ry party iaat j the North alon*i<rsupport, I*ut a uni o ( Kt*rih wa# n<w strong oaeugh u> cnrrel ns (. uoru mont ia all of its departmeut*, ©d * feec-ional perty vra* thereforo determined up.,-!. T>:"*.•, ,*.:ui Issuev upon slavery, w.r- necesj.*! , 4 - plctk4 id fiaal trimty.J’, The recti * Slav ary, which, il *.,= v.c‘i kn. wu. s wry gvncrui luneag the peypio ©f tfeo North, ami b#va l ->ngdormant or passive. It uavdod culy a . *,f tion lo arouse it into nsgrossive activity. T!-to iiueeUen wei befute m. W© had ae-sulr-d n !at Turritary by fneceesfui war with Mexico. 'on gr#* had to govern it. ltow, iu reUtlou tu ©~ ry, rae the (juwtson then J -mauditi ; i ‘ . Thto ."let© ©f lacto gavo form and -h *, o ‘ • the iMtelwMy sentiment through ut the NVU am! the cuufiist began. M.rtb©ra enG-itowry men, ©f all part;©*, airorted tho rigfel t© cxduuc slavery from this Territory by C .’ jrv. i* i..d I. > toUtioß. and demanded tho prompt nn..-l cffir.it*r.j oierci©* of thi* power t tha; cad. Thto in nfe iag an 4 uheunatitutknuid du: *.uGw.. uwt w-U art at moderation and firmness fey tfe mfe. to t had shed onr blood nnd rayed ©ur teahe? for its AOt}wteUiu* —we dowandod a division of if ©a the liu© of tho Missouri ruHrietian. rr mn ct|Ual iu the nh©k * f il. These propositi.in:- vu*! refused, me agi;*- ti©u * -cvauie general, and ife j pul* *i. |- pt. Tli* cause rtfth South v. .. • npr-gim- ‘ Me. The price of the aeijatoitico x. • Mo-, f - tie*?ure of feulfe feccfe :-a t ai; -uud ; > 1 lure tt belonged i.i ail upon il.© ptine.ptv., c-]Ulky and justice. Tfeo t .: J. , Vft . ‘ on power lo Oongrcs- tu exclude ©l'b-.r r. •- frtmi it# fie©enjoyment. Tbercfo-r* our right w m yiMwf under the tWutuihm. Our right# were’ further fortified by th© pruotice >M the govern ment from earlier and better Jay,. ? v.- r \ IV j? j torbidden in the country north-west of tho Ohio riv#r, by what is called tb© ••rdiuaneo . t 17* ;. That ordinauco was adopted under tb© old c-.u- { federation, and by tho usecu* of’ \ rgiuia, win, I owned and ceded the country, and therefore this : caflfimust tend unite own V: c fed , fe- jr?*tav eo*. The Gomntfelm of tho UuUcd m.- *.- * claimed Territory by virtue <4 the ln;r_ at: lTfte with t.rout RriUiu—a-.-quitad ie- teiy by I cessions from Georgia nnd North Carolina"— b\ * treaty fkxviu France and by treaty fr- n Sprtii. - ‘ The*© acquisition* targoly extended tho v-rigiuel ‘ limits of ib© Republic. In all of these H- |ilste tious the poli.'y of tho G -ve&inont w#s \u*- furm. It opened them to the sottlemc- j k \ th© ritisetis of all the State* of the T nioti. Thev emigrated thither with their prvovrty .*f ( v r *x kind (including Navas,) —all wore enmity ,prJ- • tectoj by public authority ia their pu? property, until tho mfeabitoni# borume smliciont ly numerous, and otfeerwiflc capable of t tb© burthen * and performing the ,h;-. , government, when they wer© .udmitted iu?a th tho I'uion upon equal terms with the other State# 1 with what over republican c nnituti n fh.n j adopt for themselves. Under thto wjaally.tun kl beaiftcinr p ’toy iaw aud order, stability and progross, power and prosperity, marked evwry step of those new cm munitici. until tbey entered as great an4j>ros porous common weal ife.’ jatu tl -f Americau States. In IfeSO, tho North endoarrtrod t.- overrun tbir j wise and succcsstel policy, and demanded that j tho Stat© of Missouri should not bo admitted j into the Union unless ifee first prohibited slave j ry within her limits, by her Constitution. After a iii:urai dprotraf-ud horuggfc, (fee Koxtfe wa# a- • atd in her special bje< i; but her jmliey and i.c.-iu >n b.-'l to tfeo nJrptf''i f section ia th© iX'-v for (Uc m.j.uftti'jn m .Vlfejiouri, prohibU&lg sluva/y is all i hat p ,rtinn of the territory acqui red from Kraucr)yia&NorUt-ul .'Jajdcg. 3U win. North Utilotlc, and < utsid-* cf Missouri. The verier# s>lt- Mauiior.. the timeofita a-ioptlvo, d-.!are'i it ttncoaxu.-uth..: Mr. ijeffersou eon d< rnac i ihe rctitri. i;-ur, a; l f -reeaw jin cun#©- ‘■< ;!i©■*•(;*, acl predict.f that it would roeult in tho dt#*t>Juti nos tho Union. This predictiou i# now history. The North demanded the applico ■Uppoi, tue pi .uuply <4 (be piuuibUioß nf .-lavtry hantt of tfeo . c .ntry ar-jofrej from Mexico,ami *1! other I'ArtK of th© publiv then, and in alHutur© lihu. it uftt- theafiuouuoeuientufher WWpnso: i a:-pv..p;iu>|ft hpriSit ail the publu dei.'iaiu lion ■ :>ed, au(lthcrcftlur*to l/cftOqu}r !‘ X by tfeo Unitei Mate#. Ta© claim itself was k > arroganc and insult*©:; (bra fb© reasons with whi.... bosuppOi ctl it, tbaf reason wax her lixtijX pun .c, to r.uuU fi-'.raiu ahi flDally to ftfedflsr. WiWerr in th©’ ?taf*:s where It drafts. The .ven'U ftiio jgteat uuauimity, declared her pur pceo P ir .#t (ha priaetpi* of prohibition tu the ia<r extrtiifiry. This partieulftr qaestion in eou liftetian with H-riefl <-f questions, aft'actingthe aiuo eulyec!,waa finally dXsiioeed of by th©defeat i Ip lory Ugkbt lion. The Freaidentiftl election j -f 1 - . resaUeX in th© total oflmtow of tfeao-ivo- I ;{t r rs att4 thetr party friend#, itu ! irMHdHsetcly after this sc.’wlr, the u;iti-ghtvery per | tkn of! be d< u.-tiUd party reolv#d to unite aH the j :,©r„; s. tb© H rth oppcjcd Uslavery and to j .take tiibir future politicfti fortunes upon their hostility to fluvcry everywhere. This ia th© par liy t© vrttom i ;i© people ©t #te North have w*m i mutei your go.ra:a©tti. They railed their j f . ;.dar l iu jc >6,Bd were bandy defeated. They j enfelfcd ti e Prub Coutuist aguia in IH'>o, * ,in*l **wpp#*lcd. ‘Hie nfobiferlon of slavery in ii m lewiteriae, hosCfity to jt everywhere, tbo | ©uMsuity of |h-’ whit© and disregard - 11 rtitutkaal guatafiU. ;iu its lav or were ’ i. ’ i!y prnclrtlntftd by iu leaikvj ai. ! applaud*. 1 i if fte foil ;•• -i. AA'lth tkes© principles on thetr j sea ntfed thel© uttaranccn n their lips, tho v. th© pjopi© of tlvo’ North dmadei j ‘hai we rfeattre- Avethuu a. our rulers. The j pfoMbuirtii t k;.cry in tfeo Territorlls i- th© ! > Winal priwrtpl* l tbifl ©rganiaatioß. F*r f- rry year# tfci# < ; nc#tii>n has‘been eeimtl- I ert-d and Uciiatvd in tiie halls of Cougrcsi, before 1 b,v people, b- u.opres® uml bviVr© tb© fcrifeunal* | ‘.N*>r in Uio'B deekted it In their ownlavor. W® j r . v - to . ofejifit te that judgment, und in vindi* : -ojiuf’.M r rc-ius.tl, w* offer th*Cucrtiinlwm oi • :r and p out to tho tetal absence of any ••- ;.r- * power to exclude - -we offer the prae f tke of ©ur Civ*raui*nt for thn Sf#t thirty y©ar# ■A v' ! - wm-d ,n emi.pkuj rciutetion of tb© po- Hiß'.n that any fufttfe power u either uocegcary or } rrl.i'i -r> to tba TerrUoric.-.. . W offer the judg -1 '•••-* >f a 1 - Ri oorify of ?h 3 pemdaoi the Nor.-u, .lorotijitiDc t” more (bar fT.o-tliird, who a"!'. - 1 witfelii.© uuanknottv will *i tb© {south, ‘gttoH tl usurpation: and ffnatlv, we offer On i U:c I:I ‘ -d judicial trf 3nale{ our ©our.- ! try* it. oir tavur. Tbi# e\ ideuee ought -to be J c ;<•, rba* *rt hav > never surrendered tbh ;dgh': w* coart2 s t of our adversaries iseaif we • If* rurt, r-A *rml i: -it 1? time to nwinie it. Tfcu f ('okhtese cm**.'net of our advcrsutle# is nut m ---httod fe* f“ fe fttttr a# taigut aggraudk© them ■'dtf = iii toidr njnflo# of th© 1 aion; they are i *'•'.tent, ?f they an only isjjuro .■*. To* Cbn ritathm detJprev tfeat prrsoes Chftfged with ■ ■ i •••: . mo J i .. *■< v... iof hc U.v.cuti-. 0 h• r I *.? ■ vii m w .?;* u tbey may flee, • 1 trued 1.! • j-tr U-i: ?v.o wl.. r- the . ilt&r M wouiu a|>peps d-rfi-urt t, employ luaguago rti teute i : zuity iot ;-.ua -ov tweniyyaar . f; j.... : -e*avobol i(og • t-ittwgemTiily,havewfecd ;•’ •'■• 1 ‘ ‘R-tto- rup to u . .-.-b* dharg-.-l ■flh er-mc- aSbcuog slave propt-rty j nr ‘.M.tofud iiiu .ft-ithFuuie faitih, rti’Udaud giv§ottpetna>iy < all urimiitei , wfe© r-ek to <tepriv© ui oi ife.* ;fi rtcriv, or v. ho ‘(tew t lestroyw*. Thisolais-o ■-the fan,(*Uwfi -i rt jnirca'them te surrender trjgitire* ft a l4b-r. “i ale provisimi and to e on© | L*. robjr 4 t:, were our tftnUl induoenjtots fo# Cyst- thfig •* fefe Uw Nmahern ffiala*. Kith* n* to. rn 3 iff: fe? • ficaftv ff u ,t V;i , v . uM ; tern forpsete-t the t* asrttmiio. In'Om f-arrh i • %-*r of to •- iiuyrtffclte, i igrets passed a luw ( - | gist full v{j;.r au\l efficiency (<> tli# tmpurtasrt i fei,;.,;.. i ’.'• nrt .fe; t . oJ:4 !o r, amt fetor abl* Titl • Stat;:.’ Ur ‘• - ••: cten.y. r >-u *fl- ‘ M.ng - -(-B ;f:i ...Uty repeated All Uw# s.icwdt-d to aid ■ tob-n. tsnuto ir oaifevmlgU’inJrtr’ U^utal'-.j. ; .-MttVf’ r ib-dr Jntv t>nrr-- then pufsed the act 1 ; 1 prw v,d i* . ft? -m uipletc v\acutiuf< es filjs-o'.i i with fewtimw read Hags, aad sH oa. vah mode* *• hcirtiicy. The tMSptwm* , !ixrn ifedr ■-a 1 ml a arte, | with e-th*! !*rv c i --pMS of tfee fiuafesne C un cf W;c- n ■ Hf, 5 of ict it #Ad# te- iiy a .had !-tecr, :::r: tout puffier, in ©Vcr, .. *v*M4r ‘’ •* : the V n. WahcT’ f juirf-ivt-n .olj vm bar o that? *htb* to keep find prb?cn© it ; but -'a- nmunao to. etnkuant. ov.ii accompauto?) by i : ..rai -;.r, - afetfe. ‘uaudfttout tin: feigUest Aj ‘ •(-(’ .. fe ; use..- eycryv here .n*4 ..j*!-! fr- * v lft- furecs, •'id wiui cn • .<vMer. i ©iu. i*. *ferc' : t,n*feat Mm. Claimunt# : -ltc murdered with bi unity, utT a-r* * tho isrw ■ nt-!. by f.ftftik* wub*. ustigate-d by *r4! *u , oratnrj appetth trwia pcrwnj feoitiiug thefeigheet | übft env fe>y meet., in their States, “Upporu ifey j -rts!#! i .it cun diet with the cbarest provtolevi* *:?• ‘ istitnU a, and even the ordinary prin -1 tuples uf-feuc. .inty In swrorai of pur ooufodcrat© | Mlsdte, * rttlzefl oanu-it tre • 1 th© highway, with ‘i SMVktit, wh* rti *y vrt *i • arily acc- ispany him, { with'-at being dertatvd by l#v,- a felon, and feeing nflj to* te infamous pan Ist moot*. It todiffi cult te pvr<-cive how wc could suffer ni.ru by th© lioftiliyr than by the *>,■■;r-rniiy of such breihruu. Tht* ptebtoo lio n of cirjMrvd nations ictjojrecr rv to rtf--.ti-.un to- citert’n- or sohjeotf from uEtuiiitiOfT act* m.futiavis to tho peacettod sftiiity f any u*tier ftal ornpUngto excite ianr rc. i: or few- tn the tocurity, or disturb the : ’*■* 1 ft-.> >> igfei r--. ~ad enr Constitu ; tea wiser;, *. to E*rt*s the power to punish all <!;'•** - .igaisw the law* of nations, Xbcs© soot ! eud jej. prbrffiptefj which have re* veird tbwwffrrobatl* adjust me 4 io all couu u .. ■ arid ;o <hsr*Mrdd fly (fee pnoj-lc oflfeo XortLcrn states a;..S to. j- c fe rrt Goysrnavml to imp-nun tto main* t nil them. 1 .r i .mvty ug past, the AboFtiun \*ta and fhefer ftlUea iu th;.-'Morthera .States’ have utfon ‘ ii;. -jpg! mapn*taut ctu-rta to subvert our ■ u. ii.vij', uud t-. ©ft : u ic:ur.c.itton and scr- V! -° ‘ r um< n:>*t ■■:. Xflsy have sent etniesarte* ”- ;co ” -r thcartttap!''touxacnt fth*i? pur ;; i*ef. . ■ft!* -u iffbrt# li.-vu received the pnfl-he Mi.- itm . .: majority vs the toaUing men : tl. L.; iff :.. an puriy in tfeo ant; ual ©©unuds tW -an;? who arc now pr-posed a ru > r?. Theffurt* have, in I*ll© instance, te-i to ton-io-tual invasbm us one-to th© .dav*.holding -daffft-. and tfeueouf - : -. nmrderurt and incendi (u-j wfeo esaivmrt public jw#tK-o fey flight have lurts l fraternal pr o *u aratHsg our Northern ttotlffedefaics. These arc the ?s who rav the 1 " l v - irV l I nr© 1 fee *j.o aud auefe arc the jtrftf | M tfeu ikpnVUeim party, who have fevua - air . by tholr vwn votes, ; * lulimnighn tfe© federal Government under the Uoneiitution of I tae United SSat**. Wo know thair treachery w* kuaw tu sflaltew pretence* under which ;uey 1 daily •.i.-'n-gard to.**, j laic t oUUgatuuis. Ii wc ! : t.> them, to will 1 ■ ©ur fault, and u’-t . j their-. Th© people ©ff Gtengla have CVcr \ . willing tu .Hand fey this bargnin—this contract, lucy have never sought to evade any ofiu obfi .l'.;-1. Vy Lar# never hUfe-rto sought io ©-- t onr j w G'-vernment. Tto. y havs strug gUrt to msiataii the ancient right* of themselves | nu 4 slwfamasu lb rough uud uudcrihe Coo '•*!u *■ ’ -at they knot, ifee valuo of pnreh i !: ; vr:i iu ii .to-fli-.ou; fe.-md,. ; .-v. I, tkarw*.•.. -, -,V r tu# • .I.::*i l! ‘ ie rtt! 4 - Uw*ta tbo N< rth to r .*r n . V/fl*, y hy 1 Gums declated principle na i potiey, they i.av* , sffiswtni three ;ho.. - -cd lutHi- n* o. ..or prupotty ! ■* “aide Tvrtteur.es -.f the Cm -n nut it 11. . the ban of lh*iU*)nitlW*hi the .States when* j exist-wand m t.f th# protection of federal l ‘ ,w f'‘:rvwL .v -l.feoatt“c they give eattetuafy ; 1 ( ar.fi F: uuiadft# who .to-Mtd it, to tu© | wh.de cxtwif rtf tk*l i-ewer, io spit© ofthoir I T ‘ w * { ftcdtehW©Mi^tttion#.md covenants-—Kscsuse ! Uteu avewvd purpose ij to subvert our suoicty, and subject u; .Mot only to tfe* l©- -• ut owf prop rru .i ut :drnrueti ,n ..f guridvc,, ur who,, ; ill*.’': .r'holnr., ■’•TMtare. and oar flr,.-.-1r... Xo nmij IbowrriU, Ik I>‘ V.ore which MrfiitlWM driegn icato .‘iu Lavwmuon. .: Ihu L'a.u.J Stwiuj, ... J h rili will t .’ k now - .(oo nnOr ;.r out lib tr. r. nrlr/, oJ IreL .oliitj., .-wi ih ura*..i ri pics c.f the aff*lrre war, or> ■!... I tu bo priuu.J. ...J the Chirks wi,..tre ‘nl Vrrinl f ImM. .* K . mint of Ihl.iu.ry fr.ru Alabama ‘* “ r com. i.tnj cf Cnl. Claytou orrirnA in Cain, a It., yoatereky anil tuck break!..! ai Cook, llu:d. They w,ro riccirej hy th, (Uy Light . uar.lj ami wc! wtj by an address (rein . apt, CtdytiU, aaiu!. <c, tl- ”': •! rerjvondrd to hr Out. Clayton. o.la of tho Cun-I w.!! , u. Iho bepot ycfiurday, by C loimny - i*, “ Cji>(. V. dklhi.and the Georgia Grays, Lieut, Iverson. Tfe© aher this momtug by Uie Culumbu# Guard*. They arc gallant men, aud will dojgood sonic# in the cauec f ‘Souther* Uenorand chiral- V* tdrtbaitUh. MOKOAI, I tHBIAItV 4 t lWi •r ‘ - v- 4 ***■ &* f *• J iTT.i?nia‘ififi. On© of tS- utoflt iutti vatlßg ccrem n?®*which J it feu ver been cur. ibrtun© to witners, trgnKjJr ed at Temperance 1131 ni*'Friday night la^(.— j Alar.-e aid fetulian’ ; t*f.feidh” *d pent!* iagn und :d with .ur cittfet'n roldfery Tn ] doing fefini r># the version. That ©ct-ati n w-f iht j-jv■■■ ni-.\'u*r\ by Mlm £lu l.vß.\nAu f | of a .MMid of O!'!'©*.—feer t.\vn gift'—to the “City ! <|2rtU'i. It wo# ii . autiful Fanner ofj white flftiiu triumcA : wtth l!u#, bearing i;pvti j its pare Voiwfin tfefti. aUif ahn*. of Georgia an’ | in; * rihed whh the motto **©© volt* to.iu-m ; t -n> i <-tf>■.-:>■ V The ceremony vra* nppr*- prlnrtv'y ©! Uini4,-by an iiujrtreaairo prayer 1 fr. n, rhrt Pev Mr. Wn/ht of this city. The [ ; 1 ;r*>* >f ill?# Trgrabttin, which wc re kindly I allowed tu publish elnowlitre to-day, stHivk * f<r 1 it* If. It- djiivcry was remarkably flue—-char* i s.-terixed by digniiy, m* deaty, and i\ most win - 1 nipg gractf ukrtw. FtrgciuU ApoUu© Furrt.t,;, ’ iulefeaJf of the cvu*puuy,w. civci the hauDcyin * a we!! cov'.c*lvftd ami Lai.ds*>iu©Jy lio’.iverid ad- i drtf#. Culls from the audiethe . brought , succeaeirftjy ©a th# Jar.N. Ramsey ! en 1 Martin J. Craw'or*!, o;.d Capis. P. 11. Col quitl an-i Faui J. fiemmes. At the eomduaion j cffu#B* nddtevcs, iL- Hon. l\ J. Tracy cIJJa- * con, wl; .■ was di . vered t > Lo j vcwu:. #ra#:i loudly call* and fur, amh riving Uis seijL gava | n v specimen of tfeo cloquer: o with which Lo | ba lately the of Gftofg'ui. j Tbr ugl/i'UJ the entire |)rjc#ediQiih© utmost ] dignity r i.d U.c< iowi ’w \ .J, ax.d all who.wtr® l-risert aiurt taro cajrud t© It* ;r feomtf tho grateful -ornneo t? t” in©, fire.* of pslriatbnn in th# Southern feh.-..-t arc as. lvann aud brigtit ! <*■* ■ v. r P£\S.tCOLl CoßßEsPo.\fl£\fE. t'einacola—iu oypoaranc9~-udiintcujr.it a*a kn- i for. Santa 1 shunt -twtr'.- 1 f tfc Qart* • la I'll—a n nrmrcKit t <// ct/>y; a #>td;erft,ntr*!i 7... .i # o/a | < ttoe& Mj>ott J ickf R*. Ft>r.T I: \RftAv- as. WußQurQwx i ua. t January .'soth 1861 j During my abort sUy in P-tH.c*4a tho rain fell in torrents and I was unn’ le to learn muoh of tho town. As far a# gaining wsforumio* fey enquiring m e>necrned, i? i n*t f*> ?mpoSibft’, for everyone is busily engaged wiih nUlctary exer cises. i enough ih.mgfe i w g©t a reneral idea of the city, and history t><u(aiu# tho .remain der. l'ctir*a<soßi is ho ancient tovrtthaving been founded at an early ported by th© Spauiards.— Tac houfct# are built in th© olden style, with low narrow window.*, aud pr-jecting roufs abich in some ca:-?i run into a shelter aero.*a the rkUnelk The old an*! dingy sh qjj kept fey creator in th© eao m,iQßor they were hr hundrvd year# ago, are very suggestive of th© part ami around them more old Hpanisfe Ugeodi ding than ivy borne# <.l the V. Jl. Til; plan is rcgulcr uod tin s atherts ..ait© wide, nHhjj-h narr*w when com raced with rh© striuHiof Calambns. It conuitt# ‘’ 4 chnrebt <. 11 market haute,thro© newspa i*cr uSeas ;ibd ft ous turn house. This latter imildifig is new and decidedly the fee#i la the citj. It ia a port of entry, the capital of Kv-mh bia county* and -itaated npod th o|f #f Mexi co fiirty four miles from Mobile in an easterly * i it* : ~ and on* hundred and elf trifeg in a di rect Um west from TallahaMw. ’ Ptn-acr la l.y has rare properth* as a fearbuf and cauuot beex"- dlod by any on ffee gulf if by any ia this etmu try. Il to attrtfefiMfeUi to fri.ates ofbrgc eiec, tfetr© bung twenty one foot of water on th*lxr and when once inside all the ship of our M*ry. j could rid© ia tafety. Tbo cbaoael run# near tho 1 coaid aert Ute fear, which to ahrrt and easily ! patted. Th 4 harbor i- cf-.thpfptrly * W .D*cK"i 1 and tih©f**d*tead capacious. u.iotuiri iuk .sreiia vaj'U‘ . .u,*--. Tho bay is twenty seven mile* in length, and iu ! *"# hxfa-iwvit part twelve uiUs ia widufe. It Jk , iuMucflUlely at tbo of EiKiunfeia v*x.- Ranniog along the front of the bay for ftitytSen leagues nearly ©ant and west, to a long line of san dy efeure, narrow, barren and ©o low. tfe a u in a severe fftk- the ft'.aJ waves dusb w# it. Taj# is liar.ta Rosa's Inland, upon tfeo extrerou western end ©f which to the s did MrtrefUi Weheus, towards which our ©ye# ure daily turned iu atixinua un- Ucipfttiou ul sum© stormy scenes, isoiua Kusa rtrctches out to the C‘;.- s : tafeotwln-e riv -.-r. Tfe© Vu Uro r dal, wfetoh to ©no mile in wtd.b, Is at the mouth of the bay, and from th's point tho land grows ftv-jp* narrow. Ou an aver ago i: i net shore a fourth oi mila in aitfe’ Ugfe ; i : in-*, piaco it \thl* co . U|y, At! high wter there arc many pln-x * where the j wav*# ran over the land, a# I have previously I sUtcd. Near i’iokcna it is barren for :i mil® „r j Lfet-reaboutei, and then c-ujcocna©* alow growth • f- ferul hery. —raggy pine*. Hreoak bushes aud i email tre. f difii-icat varieties. It is toy -amly ! fir cultivation, and is of no manner of uae, except i t.i protect Fwasaeol* from the sea, and to form a r* haul© WiD*)d.-(i;'.-l. i upper ai inof I’ensacoi t j [ I;.iv receives t!. YeUewwftter r.r Pea river, Mid-! I .4; river and Eteunab’ i river, eloveft mile* fr -ru ; ! ‘he'iulf -to M crxi* Th>* ©utor shore of Santa! s IGisa < . nod i.*- times dattgerou* to laeomiDe . ’ vo **©!#. | ft will h© romembered that tsr* wuc <s agj), ;fe t ifritirh tfeip Garibaldi ran ashore there and was ! wrecked, .'•toie fea* now gone to piectH, %nd n*>- | tfliiijj remains of the once noble craft. Tfeo p- j ’iliar imsitiiin of lfe-nsftcrta bay makes it desir ! able as a K*val stftfioa, s erx eel lent pf-Gti us 1 far dock yard* can fee found ia the harbor. 1 i am Gms minute in my description of this place, —cause I have no doubt but it and Lriuwwiek. tfeo ’feat commercial jx rtu ©f tho ) Houiix, uud a fuw year# uoaee will be appro- ; ,-it J : vd. When the raUrwjd frutu MontgouK-ry is • comnlated, Ihe facilities for reach ing it will b© so nmeh laerw***4 that..tt will #oon presort quite’ another appearance. Now .'lore* w ill be ©rectf 1, ( warehouses bttih and other wharf* and dock* for i the acotumnodfttioii of shippm?. Copitaffwili go | wherever there is a ebance for iuv. ‘tmcin, and if I may claim some indulgence fur prophecy, here will bean FI Dorado for financiers, it is true tliwo is no sigh back conn try to bring in ha products to enrich (fee -.ly, beltbtei- hardly ee***ry in tfeia ease* although doeferabla in any.- ThciwpotU oftoehtpart a* thi# caonot fail t-> be heavy when the goefi* can be ©uflil-,- an j cheaply Jistributad through the eouotey. Ae a summer retidenoe, too, IVusaJuU mu<; Ue delijjfeUul; for th© towu i pleasaßt, tho ds .vc* s'ttefi. tbo scenery romantic, the w#ar ia good, ur.U T am told there is a fine ferecst-} from Iho ?ca in tfeo hottest day of Slimmer. Tho sunset #e©nes ire a. beautiful t-> me a# any l have witneiMirt the bay of Napier*, and every nigfet wfet-n il.t evening gun to firod, i lean upon llio parapet overlooking “c:-l Bua Cailo de BarraneaV and far down (ho beach and tser-rs tho wr, until tbe dusky ©badowa of night tall upon (fee *ca. Then th* lighthouse lamp* arolit, and its beacon light tla*he# ovsrtho itetUs* wuvta fur mile#Wj tLe bay. T-.’ nefbod <>f romance miA imo who can euturnow with hto in ner self, it to no bardflhip fej nar.i! a* MUi r. at night upon (fee ramparts ana lii-t.it 4 > the music of the ocean wave* a* (Ley play upon the btach in tfer te,me mournful tm 'unci they did n; -(the Kmtifeesbore m, to | day- r good old Iloaer. A* I now w rite ife© baud us * neighboring c njtany is pawiiug the fort, plajm - the >. ! v( *n | d*d march irom Saul, and fallowing it is aad proctfftrion, bearing lo the grave a member f the Auburn UtttriU, who wa# siafeW on M. uday by Tom lidl,. f tho Xus keg©* Light St (entry. The deceased was named Brown and fe-fr :•* wife and two children sew.-where in Texus-. The weather to now eery pleasant and tb troops feotttthy with th© ex**J*tter of some slight, iicpiden tui wound©, which reytlrctt drevsitig, the Sargeutie hare been iUo. Al* w weelu ago hur-p* •* John s, a rec-?teej a I<| of baud-ice* from Mrs. Yan cey and daughter- It to *0 bo hoped that n,> ©*. caion will call for their uws. The Montguumr “True Bltic*, the -rtf .*!. w* here, ar© gar* rtooning Barr , auAapr’ r..id to- fin spirit-;. A rltfci.t ru.ii r ... . minM Luit a fiili. bufltcr party in io attack Fickeus, feat h©w it w I cannot say. It would not surprise me ai ali, considerir.f the number t-f rvs JsM wfiri;* that an collected here. I have just receive! the Columbus Tim- # of tl.o Will, and now tool confident that communicate jo J* sUbUshcd between ut. I believe tho question has beta iuked hero thousand t:m- w!;., tbo aro d‘>rn, ami if Cat.: C*l quitt and bis men will not be ter* soon. The reputation the Coluuibus caUffary feavj gaiad abroftd, \* \ ry gratifying t , :t Goorgiar.’ I ariCLiMX*.— In the Senate ysttstday Mr* CriUmdcs attempted tc got liis ccapromtoo re” otttltea# into purition, but was foiled by the votes of the Black Rvpuidleans. Not one of tfe© frin co.tj party favored the vcsulutiotts, ocwaii courte ous enough to give them a further hearing. They voted against them to a man—Chandler, Dixon, Seward, Ten UyeTr, and all! Cax.noji as Fubicut.—Orders huTe boon issued by tha Hunion Hirer Hailroad Company to local enporintendents at the upper erd of tho lino, io retu.o tho transportation of can* on and other urnu and munition* of war, dcstinud to South Caroli na and other States that have seceded. In pur suance of these tlbseticia tho Agent at Troy re fused to take a number of Cannon, wuicb iver© offered for freight on Friday last.— Jf, Y, J o ir . nnl 0/ Cfim. TELECRiMS OF THE WEEK KKPI)IiITijFOR THE COLUMBUS TIMES V ‘ VKXTIO.N NEWS! KM PJ ltl>: liKIM'BLIO. 4i* 1x1.,, Jail. 20 —An oidiuunre was pr*v id mg for .1 liberal reduction *! mein - b*r#K .Ut U ‘glslatunj, theounsidoralioa of which vva# p ‘rutri*'-I uftt.rl after the rece#.-. Th* fei#r‘rdi Jan-c* report©*! yesterday were c.ffi-pted. # Ar* dir.ion vv . adopt* ! mstruotittg the cm mit e > report wbelher there was a necessity f,r i-:. t: ;. .1 t* c I<.-vice of the coinage at Da-hlone s*- Art oid.i.anco *va# offered authori/ing the col lector.* at the Custom Huu.-e to continue their di* tic.- us heret. fore, and mad© tho special order of tb© day. A n-f iluti .fi was offered and tabled, to chan-. th<* Uouvc.iiion to travunnah. A re.-oluti*n was adopted enquiring into the expediency and praet (-ability of establishing an uuu.ry. Tho Fr.toUn; announced ,fe© following com mittee- : * .mum *> 1 Beluliuns.—Toombs, A. li. Stephens. Colqfeftt, Iliil. JnhußOii of Joffer - ‘V.. Foe, Friicoe, Fleming, Warner, llamiell. XJor.glas, Chjj-laio, liavis or Putman. Committee <>o (. ous:;:ution.--('<d>b. Clarke, Mcpbep.- * 1 itonooek, HantSey of Muscogee. Crawford of < >roon; HHI of Troup, Glenn of Ful t*>n, itee.-r, Trips-j, Fftwcbc. Kenan. Hicc, Uumur 1 *f Lirco'u. Cotaiuiiwcc on Conunereial :uid Postal Arrange i i.v. -Anderson, Harris of Glynn, Hill of For ytb, Bad/, Hodaon f Harris, Alexander of Ful ton. French, Hood, Cal!’.oub, Shropshire of Fleyd, 1H ncy, biai?, Casey. Committee oa Military.—Bartow, Tidwell, •rowu *1 Mnr ion, Robertson, Montgomery, Giles, Hnffotd,Bun-feSmith afTuttiot, Strickland, lluth erlhrd, Martin of filbert. Committee n rl#tions with tbo tdavbolding .State# **f North America.— Benning, Poullain. Vh#und*r qf Upson. Hawkins, Wofford, l.antar • t Bibb, L-ingtnadft, Sp -ucer, McDaniel, Means, ( Cauuo* of \V ftvnu. JMi;,j,i:i.C!,vu.i : . Jan. 2s—lo, X*. M. i ht <xdir.ane# wMetewa* adapted Saturday, .>b Jiddhg Federal Courts, was reconsidered and reswruiaittc I f.r tii- puip**se of inxktDg Admiral ty Cvurtr, Cvimj • -i.( r- |*a\e !.-© rpp >?;ted to slave holJtDf Stateu. The cMt'gate# appointed to the Southern Ci>n (.'rwf,i b> lacol at are instructed fey the C inventi*.'’ to make n provisional governmio t ui u tho feu.- ic of tb# Federal Con*tituti*B. Ord:nr:e<* coninuing existing revenue law . . s tort and nOr ! ii .i.ee -übstautially the same f- :fe;tf ad • :cdfey the. c teth Can Una Convention, wn. adopted, a hiftg and uniiufttcd debate resui id, t!j vote stood aye# qn© hundred and thirty. ©J* one hundred and sixteen. imlteat oKs* arc su-.ih that it i# bdievt and that the Gynver.tiou n-iR not .a! jo tun to-morrow. Tho Co-mrfttostoyiers from Mississippi were re pelrod to-day Appoffitaeat of UwtmwMßk •Ve learn ir. m a private source that tho follow mg opp .intiucn's have been agreed up>*n fey tfeo i uumittee on ¥ .reign P. Aatiocs in the Georgia Htato Convention, and will doubtless be rntiticl by the body, to-wi:: Delaware—D. C. Campbull, Jtoq., ©f Baldwin, Maryland—-A. R. Wright, of Richmond, | * irginia- li. L. Benning, of Muscogett. Nd th Car Gnu—-amuel Hall, of Macon, ICuiituc! 7 —lion. H. R. Jackson, of Cbatliatn, Tonnessce—Mr. Bel!, of Forsyth, { -Vrkauas—X>. F. Hill, Jfisq., of Harris. U >nMr-'. ::r.- IJoo. Thomas J. Judge ha* ,icc!: 1 p-'iiK <1 by the Governor, Commissioner | t * Waafeingf ,u t to trtai with the President for the Forte and other governmental property in | Alabama. Gi.c r. C- NVi:\ri > a —li I . * ,:s tt. —’The Geor * £’ :t Convention has taken a recess, subject to the call of tho President. When tbey meet ivzain they >ireifel* # Rarunnah, instead of ! Mi-i'c ■ • . i!!©. Mississippi mmm\ ‘.j-poinUMHtof DeltgaitM to tht Southern ( s~~Jt , JUnm elected Major (funeral. _ Jacks ok, Miss., Jan. 2... : The :■ tat© Coavcntion has elected seven Dele gates to the Roqthem Congress, to meet in Mont j goaicry, Ala. ih* ( oaveaiion also passed an Ordinance to { n '‘* ‘ “frd equip on a war footing eight new regi | Jft Dav-,- was elected Major-Gen eral and Commander of the force*. KEXTtCKV, I-'.r.Rr.i,..T'lti. 27.— The Legislature ha,o I !>pt.inte-l rwnmiefi<,r. tgo L> -in dm I*h t f h’ubriury. A man-them are Bell. Luilir;.. Wvck ,:•... Mereheadand J. It. t*l v .MISSOURI, ‘*’ ■ ii', ■■ .tii. .... Tho ltauinaratie eaarus j last night adopted a aerie, nf roenlution. limilar | to t!..,ta es Mr. Tho indication, ere j that (he State *-invetdiuß will f >o elronglj eon I sorvatini. [Tho modern inter|iroUtiun of which lie eoWlealon.—Ed. New*.] Ktouaaa*, * a., Jan. 27.— Tho l.rgUlahtro je.rori!,, ,ii.tod tiio hill authorizing the Bank. *•. * Irgir, ;tt to suafrend .jtoclc payutent*. TEXAS DECipiDLY FOR SECESSION. Nrtr Oitl.ii.tttr, Jan. 27, ISBI. t iso retuma from Teaaa tan, far receired in d r-.fe enovernhriming majority in furor of, coeaion. MR. TYLER Xli TBK PRKSILLNT. WAsa:ot"S Jan. 27.— 1 tls understood her. Fx-i*j, il Tyicr chargoe l'reaidoot Due. hev.on with hud faitd in ion ling tho Brooklyn couth With troop i the lame day of their Inter view when ho (Mr. Buchanan) i ltJcejl himaalf to preserve the peace. ~ Mr. Tytor dunk# this action u n the part r*f the * fcxjUem will terminate the object of hi# mission Wasbmgt jn, an*l that he will return t<* Vir guaa to-morrow. Ibe large vote in favor of secession in Louifl tattaartouish** both the Republic*®# and Secc* 8 (musts. LESIT-VAXIOX OF THE BROOKLYN. ■ lV ” “ Fererwieerf tt lMmgrlt Oil'll Wn> - I.tMic l*di .million at hi. Conduct. MTmbimto*, Jan. 2(i.-RaUal.le information “** y,' u to.etved UiiitthcUnited State. , learner *.mo tu I'eneawla. The. i, eon’ , n " t aaatWl..tiog all hopee of | WII . Th , .in. ng 4 f the lir ■• i.iyn ira tha result of a <■ .n , *** G °°’ Sw ' l ’ s J.tV*’' 5 indifuadon among Southern mu,n ffnehingt. a. The eomiment (_. , , ft;® I* that ns time -honid he . t hi taking lart Fickene. ABRAHAM LINCOLN’ ON THE CRISIS. WasniSGToa, Jan. 2u. Lincoln has wowen prirataleUat, here ar {S.‘^.‘>"“h‘!l},‘"2 anJ e6m l r ’ “>i*e. Be iudicute* tt t ■b-nter Maw retuluti.ms afford a reason aa. .... .tenia iju tmeni. Lame,Lately after tha 1 i l - "i'.rat vote „ . unted b) Congrej., he will an uounce uis news iuiiy oa tho crisifl. The friend# of the Union nr greatly cncour l? **!>*•* to Tirginiato propoflitionn. if* fie . enito to-day Mr. Douglas introduced ■tii.uliiicuu to tbo iugitive slave law, which it - t- ous i acre J, will tfeotoaghly and effectively ob viate a:i objection* to the salute. ! Me.fr,. fildeil mid Beniamin, Senator, from ..uuisiana. ore .liil here, but take no artire part ln *Lo proceedings of tho Seunte. They are atva.liog ihe odci 4-1 annouaeement of the toe., ii ot their Slot. bef.4re tbey reeign :r r yy? itraeind the eemmamter, r. u 1-1 “1 Mate, Revonae cutters, if their Tcasclr ero attacked, to make the heft poiaiblo .lefenec, ut il ow.jK,wared, they muit ran them ashore oud b.mr them up. lie ha. also writlen to the tf": ■'ot Louisiana in behalf of the patriot*. vo:.? It mu to rev. ke the net of seising tho (lov urn meat ilofpitd at Ntw Orl-mns, and .len-nn. Fi: “ r .xATt''Ni.—Wo learn from good authori that lieutenant Coltnol Wm. Ilardco, of tbo l. c. Army, ou officer uiatiogutohed in th© hiilitary service, and as an author, and for some yours past commandant cf tho cadets at Wt Point, hu resigned hi# commiß#ion. Col. Hardee to Georgian, and has retired a# an art of fidelity lohi native itate.
