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GENERAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
GENERAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
B. II. lEEIvfc,
attorney at law
CAssvrfci.is, Geo.
B OSINfeH entnisfed to AT* can will aiect
with prompt and vigilant at«—tina, and
aouiea p.ivd over punctually. Feb. 1,1859.
ATLANTA, GEO.
IY J. D. GILBERT ft
N«V. 1, 1859—lv.
H. L. RAY,
Attorney at Law
_ T£b«TUifT
ft aaajfirjati
XHTwA X
jGLrmTIHF ho
wWrai ua. Judina
IUK THE STH.-W'.IKIJ.
WHAT S XV A RAKE.
GO.
Eli.may, Gii.xkk Co.- Ga.
W%
Fannin,
I.I. practice in the cmratiea of Cum,
ruki-e, 1‘ickena, Gilmer. Duwatm,
Jni"ii and Town*. Collecting of :
debt* will receive special nltcntion. 1
March 10, 1859—ly. 1
M. J. CRAWFORD, I
1 candidate, and hence wq. would ipfcr that Tkf AoTtTKT’l T*t# !■ tht CWB dfctfintged htoAot? ai aplMt
I any.States, no. matter hew fiila|tc<i rcla-.| Case. ^
, lively to cadi other or to the other States,' t ExhttivkDquutmkxt, j abtrard’Win. and on SlcttingMm n£ct day
j ' \ j if they "have the electoral strength,' aig i MuLEiHiEVijAE.Tfet wiffiotrf the slighted-pooeoeatidn; ttcdw*
/ j Anorthernpantys strong butintlnd.s«s| c « n ‘P e ‘ entto « k * t * 4n,i « f,h S i9 ‘ rate - M To the Senate : " *****£?
tion, so, he becomes npon inauguration, (lie | herewith return the bill, entitled an .™* «***: tfpwwwW «w w beeWcHi*
Would drive the South to free a discoii- J chief Magistrate of the whole country, ; ,\ct to pardon William A. Choijj^ ofthc cfecs. frhat prWtHlaw doe^tfaw
• » TT • _ . • I and we have only to recognize him as county of Fulton, now under sentence of iaw afford Hi pnhlfe iHfitfcni* amt WhaA'lr^ 1
clsc'tooso. EiaD n, ° U ,nB such and to preanme in the absence Ofany : death'lay the crime of murder.' without] coiintgeiuctithflvc they try Bdthfidly d»«-
They waive all common qoestiens for that afieail art* to the contrary, that he will | my sanction. J*** r ge their duties? HA
one, “The Goose.” administer the government constitutional-! The seventh Section of the second jfr- that the defen dint Was iesahe at the lime
Tin 111, ,■■■■■ ■ ,, from our exchanges, which will irivc our Sambo is their ever standing hobby; *- r - If he does this, we l»ve nothing more tide oftlie Coiisitulion oflhe Stale, is in
FUkH ITIj kT. . .. f* 8 * *f Thev spout forliim in pulpit, hall and to ask. One such administmtion would these words:
readers or.plea how the Harpers Ferry * IoU)y . probably break up amWcstroy the Repub. j “ He, (the Gorernor,, sbaU fc*
offences against
P. A. WILLIAMS,
Mannfxetarer and Deafer iu ail kinds of
CASSV&LE, SEP.
Thursday Morning,!
DECEMBER 15, 1851*. I
. MOAS AND HAIR MATTRESSES,
Lwalciug GIsm, IMm, Ac.,
Peachtree street, Atlanta, G*.
Nov. 1, lS-V.i—ly.
Ob! Ami, “Xinkey,”Rnn!
Below are publish a few extracts taken
the act was committed; and nea tbrerfora, 1
k^tjOr at morally responsible-fbl hia cMG
luSS' “If the fact ^ exists, Rie eonefustoi*
rag«ly effects the Southern people and They enter every office on hts sooty hack: , ican rt „ * wonW to , to for ofeocw , ! ***** f, * nmvs “ W « msane ? ,«f
^l*^*^,* ^ ub,lcan « sion that its designs were inconsistent St,£ex«ptin cases of w«bfs«em^
by the same towards the freedom .| m ek- l^x with ajust or hwfal exercise of the pow- to ^.nt pa^kms or to rjit any part of a }*»■c.*trarT ^fe proven, mul when ^^fhff
- r , ... . cnofthcNotth, who are^sojourn,ng,n Butmv-this party scouts tUsapprita. ^ the ^ | amUm ^ inABeasesAAer conviction, ex-]*h*»^-ho«lddfr wiseothuillled^
ATTORNEY AT LAW. Ho S * **!,<»*»* ^iSl^ to ihi m^n****'^****" ^ of a r^cept far treason or mnnhr,.in wbichcascs!^ rsUldisbcd, ,bc Imtden oTprer,ng
it iTT C (■ ’iJIftrhJa « If 1 CO 1A I y 4h « condition of their ••brethren’ who are ^ *° rank and sta- ^ , J_ , . ‘ .. .. -T . 1 thcmsanitv.iscast u«entbc ddeDdknL
Rin ;u u.b. ‘Catoosa Co., Qa.
^Ui kUincM entrOtocd to his enrv will be
ATLANTA, GA.,
promptly anemted tv.
Sept. 15, 183. ,
Henry Fattillo Farrow,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
Caiitkiisvh.i.e, Gconr.iA.
0!Bce— nevt door to Kramer's Drag Store.
0«t. 6. 18.-.1*—ly.
P. II. LARKY,
Attorney at Law,
, Caiitkhsviij.e, Geo.
W ILL pr iciici; in all the cmtnticfi of llio.
ClioruktM! Circuit, aiM in the :nlj«>inin^
c »u ritifw of otli»T Circuits. P irticnlur nHcit-
tidii sjreii ts/.dllectitt^ Oct. ♦», —It.
e. l. brown,
Attorney at Law,'
brated PIANOS of. WM.
kvabk a co.. of ihiitr-
li, MH.. and in addition
'tiTTuw, tlw PIANOS of
, nil the best factories of the Uriiled States can'
| be f und at onr establishment oa Wliitebnll
street. Entrance tlirongh the Basic and Va-
i rietv Store of If. Rraumnlier. Nor. 1.
Ga SVII.tE,
A jtril 14, 18.3.
Gko.
JOHN C. BRANSON,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
0 A SEVILLE, (* F.OKCI A.
P UACTISKS ill the cimnticn of Chsr, Floyd,
liordiiti, Murmy, I'ickctn* mid Whitliold.
Spwinl attention girtn to jtCQirinj; mid col lec
tin/da inis. Not. 17,
_ w Jflf wUo are ^ "CT“' W *“ “‘ me ’ aUU “ turn to mter davs «,d of a r^toratHU. of he' mav 1 ***** * **«««•
bandage. We are of the opinion that ^ say the sable prefix used doth them! quiet and harmony to the county. j report*thafeof to Urn next General Aatotm. i «&**#■** MmlncM befcre the ceiO'
KEEP fcr sale the ceto j ^ ■** that JorJan «P»'™ d *"T.„ . .• So far from sacrificing priiwiple by such bly, by whoa, » pardon may be granted.” **» * hA ««*» «*“ *******
ts hard need to travel, that thy.r way m They clmm a t.Ue of a slightly lighter , ^ , thi „ k k ^ show ± j tUis isobtw , sect ieaof the t op *“» ^ Tb ‘* «*& JmMHHP
daric and leads through great tnbukUous. »lmde. nently, that the South desired
—En, Standard. v - , Wdk fraely we admit that they deserve principle alone. AD she
Book Agests.—The Sylvania Acw*. of '! .. , , , , guarantees for t!ic protection
last week, says, “One day last week twe; ^ “’ 5 ’^ euliar instUutiuns” and of her other rigids,
of these itinerant representatives of the What hated, dark descriptive here wesot-.. be respected. It is then—can it be a sac J was necessary to the passage of such a bill
Brown Association called at the residence ten down, j rifke of principle to remain in that Union | or its validity as a law, that it be submit-
of a planter, well known in this section, ■ And unit instead of btock, wc hereby was p ur chased by tike blood of he- | ted to the Governor for his approval, or
during bis absence, and rendered them-: u lem own. j roic ancestors and is covered all over with j whether lie had any duty to perform, or
selves not only disagreeable by thejr vol- Now ‘ know all tnen,’ (we send the whole hallowed association aud glorious memo-1 any responsibility to incur, in giving va-
ubi|ity, but suspicious by tlieir conduct.! world greeting,) v . , - • riestliat can never perish, until these guar-' Htlity to the enactment But an examma-
riicy bad been gone but about twenty , r ° n J nol ^ fiuin»'—* nan,e Vr ° antccs liave been intruded upon by tlie tion of other-sections of , the Constitution,
minutes when lie reached home, and be- j One that through many generations shall! Executive power, or become ineffectual to
ing immediately informed of tlieir beha-: go down— *' ! the preservatioti of our riglits by reamm
vior, he pursued and overtook them in tl«e: Their title’s “ Jtroien repntyicaii*'.—the| ^ j,is neglect or unwillingness to employ
Ogeechee Swamp. \\ ithout any “prelim- i blade subdued to brown. ' the necessary powers with winch he is eii-
inary observations, lie bad them divested Why call them Brown ? Good reason liave ’ trusted ? We are not resjionsible for the
Cabinet Shop
AND WHEAT FAN MANUFACTORY.
-Ah. ROBIN,
r l UlTKnSVHjlE, Ca., is prepared to do
) nnriliinjf fn tlie C«h»»u*t line, at abort no
tice and in a durable drlo. Ho is still man
ufacturing the celebrated
Prominm Pan,
:ind is prepared to furnish the entire eontifrv
with tli-= .neerior iuveiilinn. Pall and exam
ine his VTie.ll Fans, Furniture, Ac.
Dec. 1, 1859—l_v.
JOHN II. l.OVEJOY,
Wholesale Grocer
AND DEALER IN
Foreign nniDDomestic Liqnoia,
CIGARS, TOR A CCD, Ac.,
N». IS, Cherokee Rl.mfc. Peachlrre Street,
ATLANTA, GA.
J. W. HEATH,
attokxi;y at law,
Jnsper, Pickens Co., Go.
P RACTICES in ihe cm.iitioH of Pickcha,
(iilmer. Fannin, Lumpkin, For-
ayth, Cherokee, Murray ». nit \V li it field. Par-
timUr attention /irefi to the collecting bttai-
ness. Dec. 1, lS.’i^—ly.
G. W. JACK,
Grocer,
Vhitehall street, Atlanta. Ga.
T X!IE attention of Wauters and Farmers i*
e*|.eoi illy invited to the large ami exce'-
lent stuck of
be h ia now in atorc and for a»Ic at tin? lowest
prices. His stock consists in part of the fol
lowing Goods:
Bagging, Bopo and Twino;
SUGAR, COFFEE, ,
TEAS, SALT;
Sbircki. Setup*, Tvfticro, Cujtur*;
Powdor, Shot, Nails, Iron;
LIQUORS, ic.;
In fact alnnMt anything in the GROCERY'
line. Merchant., and firmer* would do well
to eaM aud examine hi* stock beSirc ptircha*-
iug elsewhere, as he flatten himself that he
can sell mow as favorable terms as any house
iu this market.
AU he asks is a trial.
No charge for looking. Call and see toe
on Whitehall street, below the Johnson block.
Atlanta, Nor. 1. G. W. JACK.
S. T. BIGGEK8,
w n o i. BsstE ts« unit.
Grocer and Warehouse and
Commission Merchant, *
ATLANTA, GA.
B ACON. lari, Grain : Coffee, Sugar, Syr
ups; Rope, Twlue, Bagging; Wine*. Liq
uors, Cigar*; Lumber of *H^»ixe*an4^u*li-
*ies; Lime as a Cement and Fertilixer.
Strict attention given to the IdoTage rt Cot
ton, Ac. Advances made ou shipments d
Cotton, Produce, Ac. Please give me a eelL
Nov. 1,1859—lv.
I K A RAGS COFFEE—Rio. Java and lot-
•Mr guvrai juat receired rmd for wdrhr
Nor. 1. J. II. l.OVEJOY.
7 jr RARRFt S S. n.r. rm-ln-d and Pow-
. 1 ihfed SCti A RS, jo-t rvi'ir-d nn*t for
sale by J. II. l.OVEJOY*.
4YA tiooSHEADS V. O SCO A RS.'of all
F grades, just received and for sale hr
Nor. I. J. n. I.OVKJOY .
t AO ROVES Star and Adamantine Can-
11 FT F dies; also art cases S|ierm Candles,
just reeeired and Sir sale hr
Nor. I." J. H. l.OVEJOY'.
1 A A " ,n?rK ^ CHEESE —Dairy nnd ,State_.
I ‘"I lrtrt hoses Dnrveas’ celehratyd Pearl
Starch, the liest article that is now in o«e. jnst
received and for sale hr J. II. l.OVEJOY’.
of their upper garments by a couple of
servants in attendance, and ‘Shirt)' nine”
laid on according to ;he practiced science
of Russian executioners, then turned them I
treasonable principles and designs of Sew-
loosc, and told them if the negroes caught ■ ’Till, like “Old Ossawattamie,”
them before they reached the depot, some i done up “ Brown.”
half a mile distant, tliey would get a coat j
of Tar aud Feathers, but tlie Yankees out I
run the Darkies so far that they had to j Frenoency.
give it up before they had ran half wav.”
The Waynesboro’ .Yew*, of the same j,
date; says, “Just as wc are going
we very:
Ask Grocly, Giddings, Smith, where’s
■Harper’s Ferry. •
This name connected with their deeds— ‘ We are not to be controlled in our
shall force them down, j actions by what they thiul- or w hat they
aid, Giddings, Suiuncr "et Ul omne ye-
they’re j m ,p_ If they become the cootrolling pow-
j cr in the government and attempt practi-
| cally to oiny om4 their speculative doc
trines, to Jo what they have been thiol -
! inti and toying they could do, then we
l are thrown upon (he defence of ottr rights;
“0 R ARUET.S now rrim MAGKKREf., No
lnr sale by
also half Karr..’- nn.| kill*.
J. II. l.OVEJOY'.
OAA SlfKS I.rVERRPOOL SALT, fresh
FvF ami full sacks, for sale br
Nor. I. J. II. LOY’EJOY'.
OVA BARRELS WHISKEY—all grades,
dmfjXJ sonic rerr fine, in store and for sale
br J. II. I.OVEJOY'.
OOO AAA Otr.ARS. ,.f all grades—*S
Hi/il^Uvv Ui 875; also* fine I at of chew
ing Tobacco, just received and fur aale br
Nor. 1. J. H. l.OVEJOY'.
B VRREI.S French and Domestic
'BRANDY': also lOrt Rnskets of
Mnmmsnnd Hcidsick’s CIIAMPAIGNE, and
numerous other article* too tedinn* to men
tion. Send in nmr orders—wc will please
Tim. Nor. 1. * J. H. LOY’EJOY”
, , | never even attempt to put in execution the
i to lead to tlicgrand conflict between the I , , ’ ...
1 measures they so loudly profess to have
opposing forces, and, I suppose, to a final
settlement of the subjects of disagreement-
The chronic disorder of nortliehi senti-
... .... ...... . i in view; if wc could know this, we might
settlement of the sulnccts of disagreement. „
* well afford to let them tall forever. Surc-
inciit has recently developed symptoms
j ly it would require no sacrifice either of
CUTTING t STONE,
Dealers in Dry Goods,
CARPETS,
OIL CLOTHS, BOOTS AND SHOES,
Curtain Materials,
Kanraam Jhuldiwgt, ga. *». WbitchaU ate.,
(m. 1. ATLANTA. OA. Jj-
McNAtTGltT, ORMOND 4 CO-,
Commission Hoicd&Rts,
Am Daaaaaa ix Gixiul KncunuA
Riyttomt JtmiUUft, B’AUehalitt^
ATLANTA, 6HO.
RsrBBKXcas—Vesararritmith A Patrick.
ftataHwwd. Karla A Go, AHrw. McLrM A
Ratolrr, New Turk,; Wm. M. Laatom * tx,
Vtfytar A Smith, Charleston: J. K. THR. Daa-
«*a A Jubmataa Raranaah; Pant A KtA'S*
ptoa; D. A. Jaanary ACo,9».Laaiw
iXor. L 1S59—ly.
jnBook and Mnsie Store*
GK A. J. RICHARDS A CO., keep a
wasLSh5P&J
Whitehall afiMct, AUaat^ Ga, L™
No*. 1. lUh. Orders per mail promptly *t-
j Mr. H. A. Taylor, alias Dr. YYise, “the
1 supposed spy and abolitionist.” was ar-
Calf, rested in Macon, last week, and was put
I in the guar' house to await future devel-
i opments. The Christian Index calls up-
... ... , . . , 1 on persons in Southern Georgia and Flori.
Of which they keep a large and constant, , , , . , ,
aapplr at the h*we*t cash price*. At*n agent* da, and elsewhere, who have any facts to
ferthe anl v Machi ne that *ew* with a Wax the prisoner, to furnish them to
.Thread. Invite the attention of Country , y T ’
r Merchant* to their price*. Nor. 1. the Mayor of that oty, or send them to
— ; 1 the Inlex office. He has been passing
Rawson, Gilbert ft Barr, I himself off as a relative of Gov. Wise, and
Wholesale and Retiril : Dehlerh ih ' a preacher of the gospel. So says some of
Hardware, Stoves, «MI BoaMkeepiag our exchanges.
CsmI*, Catlery, Gaao, Ac.. I ’ ’ . ’. ■' ' '
;- T aawcUa* ‘ j A* Important SOL
Bu dding XokriaU and fine Meehan*?' TooU, j ..j| r JohwstOX, of Cass, A bill to pre-
Swedes and Amencnu Refined Iron ^ ^ to s todentS (minors) of spir-
Warrantcd Cast Steel, Nail*, Shovels, Axe*, ,. - , , _ L - r ~V g
: and all-other heavy good* in the Mac. • ttuous uqtmra, pistoh, mrta, sword canes,
\ Ow Stove and Tin Department ia andbowie knirea.”
i w-tol-e*. U.L, Mt „ ofd.j*.tfceS—thlooecup,,..,
est rates. A liberal dtacmaat will ho ’ most wnpoHant that has been oBered 1 boM then first, that ar* eaerrjSee no
-5Sri!‘ , "” , 'aR5&*, 0 Sl52St ‘
. , • i *, , ; principle or of honor! In a future com-
too decided and unmistakable to leave us ■ r . . . , .,
, ...... .... . : nuinication I mar present a fen consulc-
any longer tn doubt as to its true charac- ■ . ". . . .
ter. YVe are brought to the conviction *
that there arc a large number at the north j
disposed warmly to sympathise with, if
not actually ready to -engage in invasions.
J/eimr*. Editor*:
Within the last few months there lias ,, . , ^ , ,
, . .. ,, ... then are wc called upon to act from prin- -
. .hern a rapid progression in the public' . , , . ... . . . . . !
to press , „ . * . .. 7 ,. . , , ciplc and are justified in whatever we do, wit
wc learn that a traveling agent fur maps, i 1 ,n ”’ ,n re a ,on oi 1 ** |«sw ( Te ; with a due regard to it On the contrary,
. . ' . . , i long lifeen a source of contention between . . . ■ .
in «n adjoining county, went into a negro 1 . . , , ! if we could be assured that abolitionists,
. . , . . • i» i ‘ the slave and free States, towards that i , , ,, , . .,
quarter at a late hour in the mght. andi ... , „ , . . . , • even the most reckless and insane, would
.. ... .... ! condition ofwell denned antagonism which! .. .. .. ..
was preaching Abolitionism to the negroes — —
an old iavoritc servant went and waked up
his master and informed him there was a
white man out tliere preaching to the ne
groes. The gentleman went out and made
tlie negroes hoist and hanghimto the joist,
dug* holeatul buried hint the same night.”
The Pensacola GaSette says, between
tlie bars of Mobile and Pensacola is a wild
country infested with these abolition vil
lains white and black. One of them—a
mulatto—was taken up. a-few days since,
and examined. In iris pockets were found
a'Colt’s six shooter, with each barrel load
ed, a single barrelled pistol, a formidable
bowic knife, plenty of powder, balls-and
caps fifteen or twenty dollars in specie,
and a forged pass.
Two individuals, whose presence was
considered undesirable on account of aboli
tionism were ridden on a rail at Kings-
trcc, S. C. on YVcdnsday morning. One
was an old, and the other a young man,
of good personal appearance. They were
ridden about the village, borne by negroes,
and compelled to sing while traveling in
this manner. They were then turned
loose. They took the noon train for Char
leston. but the other, jMrscngers refusing
to ride with them, they Were put out of the
j train at St Stephen’s station. They will
which must be construed, in connection
with the section above quoted, removes
all doubt upon tlie question, and satisfies
my mind that it as much the duty of the
Governor to revise and approve or disap
prove a.bill of this character, as it is to
sanction or refuse to sanction any uthcr
bill. It is true, tlie above section of the
Constitution vests the pardoning power in
cases of murder, in the General Assembly;
and it is also true that the second Section
oftlie first Article of the Constitution vests
the entire legislative power in the General
Assembly. It is in these words:
“The legislative power shall be vested
in two separate and distinct brandies, to
a.Senate and House of Rcprcsenta.
tives. to be styled the General Assembly.”
But these grants of power to the General
Assembly are alike qualified br the tenth
and eleventh Sections of the second Artie-
of law, and by tlieir verdict of guilty, de
cided that the plea of insanity have not'
been sustained. Alter a careful examina
tion of tlie evidence in the case; and a long
personal acquaintance with the defendant
1 am satisfied that tlie decision was cor-.
red, and that tlie insanity vras only the
temporary pbrenzv which is produced hy
fit of intoxication; which by tlie express
terms of our statute' is declared to be no
excuse for any crime or misdemeanor. U
may have been true that tlie dcfcndant-oti
account of injuries received Upon his head'
some years'since, had some predisposition
to insanity, and that he was on that ac
count tnore easily excited by the use of
intoxicating liquors, but I entertain no
doubt that the excessive use of these stim
ulants was the exciting and immediate
cause ofuicntal derangement at the tinie '
of the killing. In a’ word, the defendant
was drunk, xind liis reason was for the '
time dethroned by bis intoxication. He
was. in the habit ofjndulging to excess,
and on these occasions, Tic is said by the
witnesses, to have been a very dangerous
man. Since the commission of this offence.
FOU .TUB STANDARD.
conspiracies, and attempts to promote sar- ■ Necessity of a Vigilaaeo Committee,
vile insurrection at the South. Thesis J A due reflection upon this subject, will
whether they come in the shape of mid-1 obviate tlie necessity ofa long train of log-
night assassins and incendiaries, of unau- j jcal reasoning, and convince one and all
thqrizcd but organized bands of marauders j 0 f the propriety of taking such measures
of of an army, backed and supported by u will rid us of the suspicious wanderers
that are daily traversing Urn
our county in the characters or writing | , ^ ^ b actea of the on. now under consWeralion.
mfichirc tilliIn nWh YDnnprc anil rflnkM> : * •" "• * - <r ‘ v wf » * a a r t *. -*a ±% • i. a -a —
he has been confined'in prison, and deni
ed the privilege of his former excesses,
and it seems that nothing more has been
heard of his insanity! If on account of
his wonmls received tears since, bis pre-
dispujjition to insanity was such, that ex- ’
citcinent alone would produce it-. Why
le of the Constitution, which are in these
words t
Section 10. He, (tlie Governor, > shall
liave the revision of all bills passed by both
Houses, before the same shall become laws
j r but two-thirds of both I|onses may pass ...
rations in support of the second proposi.! a law, notwithstanding his dissen*, and if * bMw i? ^
tion above announced. j any bill shall not be returned by tlie Gov-
PRUDENS. | eruor within five days afrer it hath been
■ presented to him, tlie same shall be a law;
!_ .. -- "IT-" 7!’ 1 ... ' 1 unless the General Assembly by their ad
journment shairpreaent its return.
Section. 11. Every vote, resolution or or
der to-which the concurrence of both Hou
ses may be necessary, except on a ques
tion of adjournment, shall be presented to
the Governor; and before it shall take ef-
he has passed since his imprisonment and
during his trial, failed to have tliat effect?
If on account of mental derangement jink •
.duccd'lSy his own voluntary act, he is to
be excused for recklessly taking tlie life
of an innocent human being, find again
turned loose upon the'community ; wbat
guaranty have we that another Victim may
not soon fall by his hands in a like fit of
voluntary madness ?
In determining, question of the Char-
I should be unfaithful to the high trustre-
poSed -im«e, if I should permit myreason
to be overcome by my sympathies. No
act of my life has been more unpleasant
tlurn the one 1 now perform.' No one lias
a higher wppreaatiou. of the character vff
tlie relatival of defendant, and no (mo
the united power of whole States, wc must
and will crush out at all hazards:
Wo hope, indeed, an.l believe that the' asters, table cloth venders, and vankee| I’™ w ^ ^
effect of recent events on the minds ofthc colporteurs. The treasonable attempt of! ^
bettcr classes at the North will be, in a; « W Brown and his dastardly followers at f . ro|e< ^
gr«t degree, salutary. There are decid-j Harper’s Ferry, h* only served to grvem, j ^ ^ ^ of t , ieX:enersi , AsseniWy>
ed indications ofa disposition on the part, an inkling of the vanous schemes which | to wh5dlUlc of }totU Houses
of many, to reconsider the grounds on h, ve resorted to, in order to attack, j. . .. . . ... 1
,. , , ... . . .1 , , ... ’ is necessary, »t is the duty of the Governor
which thev have heretofore acted; andi undermine, and weaken our clienshcdI. .7 , j. 7 ,
. , . , ... > ’ . 4o revise it, and approve or disapprove jt. i
therois nodoubt that hundreds of thou- ( souther,, mst.tutions. They have mtro- Tbe circulllg;anct ^ tlie k i„ in g a * ,le- i wonW more sinerrely rejoic to be able to
sands abhor, « they do nothc*Utetode duced Ahcinselves into our midst under j ^ ^ fa lMj ,« sub . i soothe the feelings »r a mother, whose
nounce principles which lead to such in- the assumed dwractem.ofsrfmol-teafchcns j m foIIoW!i . !heart.piercedwitbanguisknowUnguLsh-
femous and diabolical acts as those perpe- deporting themselves properly during the i ' ; f ^ es with untold grief Btit ifit wCra proper
^ a>-7TT?'i . ■ ' a- - -1 erin^ im ono siife, and-refuse to look np
on the picture of misery «• the other. A
ft rHmiKi The nrinrinkaI „ ;„c rf™i:,„i I aodh.formed him of thelact that he had!^" s»nee # the-fepiilyofWebU, the
longer a matter of doubt The principles, the veins of civilized man. , |||imi| . t . - .. .. ,, ... ) deceased, were courforUble and happy.—
Our sister States have adopted this mca-1 the P ro ** w > ™ hui ''“wK »"d dewed lnui. eliildren had the earn
to arrange for the Settlement of the- Aim. * ‘Jma wHe HUlc dunlin nea uie care
. - le . k ... a m „ [Choice desircil YVcbb to release hi... upon Section ofa food husband and a
pi emus characters and dealt with them as j- . ■ • * ..... ■ kind father. But in a moment of tune, by
tlie necessity of the times demand. Shall. l ,ro,n,M; ^ '* be arraeged.
we tlmn—being citizens of Georgia, the! WcW * reru6ed to do ^ s< ’“‘ e un » ,kB -
Eddleman ft Banks,
- WritkbaU. St., Atlanta, G*., ; *. ‘ . _ ' i—-' •*— tilmii „,.,i ...
Whulcaalc and Rrtsil Dealera in and Man-! P rob »W J endeavor to reach Charleston by the cause of Black Republicanism has sus- j w ith thick darkness they creep forth from ; , ., ’ "
utactnri-r* of |
BOOTS, SHOES,
Leather, Lasts, Pegs,
Uaiaj and Binding Skiaa,
SaocaACtos’ Tools, Ac.,
and spirit of the Black Republican party |
are truly abominable. But however mlich sure and ferreted out many of these sus-|
we might deplore the election of a Presi
dent of that faction, however oar indigna
tion might prompt us to retire at onoefrom
tbe Union, I should regret exceedingly toj Empire State of the South, suffer oursclvesj sw ** ’ ron ^* I* 11 *™* About this time, Col.
sec the Southern States take sucha stqt ;| to kg behind in a matter which may be | ^ero thrown upon the coi.i charitiesof
and in order tn explain the reasons Of this ®f vital importance to us? Will !C« **\tST (, (' «) the w«rW, almost friendless amlpennyi
regret I desire to occupy .a column or two i courage abolition sentiments bv permit-1 s * ani * * s surety for him. Cl. ■” n a , . . i;r» ..
regret I desire to occupy .a column or two j courage abolition sentiments bgr permit-
in your valuable paper, ibis I desire. Ins [ ting these abominable characters to wan-! STe ^ t0 ^ t,ie dcl,t * nd F r ' tl1 *****
front any hope of convincing other* offl der ad Hbitam f If we do, at some future | WeU> S “ I ^« L Aftet
what I conceive to be; their
from a wish plainly and , candidly 4o de
clare for my own satisfaction, what seems
to me to be tbe true and-proper position
S. B. O ATM AN,
DtALsaiK AaamcAX, Itauaz *xa **Trwax
Statcast, axdTi
MoacatXT*. Tons, Baxa axd Tuaa, Rdtaf
■* Maxtbls, ax»
ring this session oftlie LegWature, add! prme^f* byrmnainingm the Union after
hope that every order toring and right f the ejection of a Vndt Republican Presir
I rijjhdang ■n-rorntative anil sustain thej dent; And secondly, dmt it is our
yi I teg so to dn. If .I moke good these two
. —r—_ * . I propositions, I wffl hnr* accomplished aU
Amtker IpfXURt BU. ISJidminK IU vre mcrificn no prin-
cipk.js dear, when it is consiiaaed that
ofthc W.i A. <w State Rand, has p^dln- rJ ^ T u ^ mjnmwh*-.
. to the State Treasury $40,000, as the.nett oobted fimt tfaat-n nflnda-
. » r .. learnings «f aaid Rond for the month * *£+&&+ to aahaahami dec
to^RtomadppNovember; ^ Whrmwmthm. with «to*Nto«£iho
v WeJtoaiathis^W"BWt 8!
Ey A parttenof tte nmragr niFGnrSllgllr nnd CoostkuthnaOy, Pmddwtnf
MrowHvtoia^rtil’bglfo ito^pholen,-
imntnfl larf—*~ WWgivoMm
Tsagein fentotowawfr-' BtodK
j_ ji T i flh n ^—“*” G “-
Caii<
lktC‘
the cruel act of the defendant, the wife a
widow,.and the children orphans, were
left to mourn their irreparable loss, and
Were thrown upon the cold charities of
less, to make tlieir way through life as
best they, can, poor and neglected. But
duty fbrbitls that I should be influenced
ciy on either side. The laws must be
vindicated and crime must be punished.
day, not br in the prospective I apprehend! th '^ Q*° ,c “ "bo was * »•»
the words ofthc cekbratfri RonJ oretor ,2"
will be applicable to our cases, “ O tern* to '
n v - _, 'cd and prevented any difficulty; afterr .
pora, O more* T i _ f ?1 g fr_it. i_Vy ,. L : mnr. r or society cannot bcprotected- Andcoui-ts
^Some do little, diink less perewis, may;dereno'dock, Webhi«pustbesnstain«din theadmin-
deem me a vain alarmist; but let me cite, **» t vere walkins the! ;stn,tion ant * exeeuUon of the criminal
them to the parable of tbe five foolish vir-1 ' f ^ [laws of the land; or violence and bloodshed
proposition ? SPARTA, j _ ,' mciiJ - YVGlJ. ‘heir own hands, m the belief that it is
Military Mm
I them. v ^ •■ut 1
! Choice presented * pistol; Webb 1™™, . ,r . .
The Commandiac'Officers of Volwteer one shot, which did noc take effect He! >mn,indfi.l, while making this decision,
ine vommamung umcers m iwmwwjw—s | that tbe nardoning power J» a necessary
quested to forward to the undenagnad,. ood time. The hnM entered tbe body of- ^ • hi h
Ac <• the Commuuioned Officars,! Webb, and be exclaimed: “T am a dead j * nd th * t arc soroecase*, in
mmowiii UK iflXBMBniiiuwau, ” O |‘1 Ilil ■ r._- ! might tn be czewaacd. As in eases of par-
themnnberof Rank and Fife, and the, wh >* 1,0 ‘ | tiahty. prg^fe, dr higbly excited feet-
style of arms used by their rtnpectire.andfell dead. This summary of the sub-1 * J-
Company. CHA* DcBIGNON, ! atom* of the bets connected with the kU- §*. JJJ .^Jfodlcnderi^ it
^ <»a DOLES, ,jKng ******** facie, a to otoAmprre j wm
Doc. A 189*.
mk ofmu^-.- highly probnMe that injustice wm don.
Ko^irfh, Gk | The deceased on be night jwiritos had.