Fort Wayne Weekly Times (Newspaper) - January 29, 1857, Fort Wayne, Indiana FORT WAYNE WEEKLY BY JOHN W VOLUME 17 TO ADVOCATE AND DEFEND TRUTH AND ERROR FORT WAYNE INDIANA THURSDAY MORNING JAN 20 1857 NUMBER 22 RUMSEY of Broadway and PORT WAYNE lab Jail 1855 1850 PROPRIETORS Proprietor Cower of Main and Fourth INDIANA Wholesale and Retail Dealer in anti also Paints Oils Dye Woods Glass nagislsGlasswdre Surgical Forl BRICKER and Surgeons HAVE formed a for the practice of Medicine and Surgury und can be found IliAoa when not professionally engaged at their of- oil the corner of and Clinton opposite the State Bunk and Counsellors at Law WAYNE INDIANA CoWer at Columbia nnd over Store D on houn Street Foft Wayne Dec Attorney and nt FORT on the corner and Culiton St opposite the K Attorney and counsellor N FOHT WILL ant 10 Collection iff nt II B nn p 1 An A c -i K i ATTORNEY AT LAW FORT IND in Fellow's Steel WM W CARSON and Counsellor at Law I Hll lion I f w I 5 j nt Samuel Hie FORT WAYNE TIMES For the BY Hiding in the In tho bushes shy Near the grass and tull bulrushes Where the silent waters lie Little Ferie sits ft watching For the little bird says Warbles o'er tho hill arc growing brighter arc glowing she till Tis on angel voice that Said so softly through the Said so sweetly through the Calling to me fur away In the below the garden Golden fruit is weighing low wants nought of it's burdens Though her eyes arc gazing so Fora little robin Sitting on the topmost Answers back the distant birdie Answers What And all through the heaven Gertie to cur Like a breath at stilly Like a voice you cnn hear Come a note of trembling music On the vesper's wing For it lo the days have flowers All the show Artil the rifled bowers And the All arc fled and cold winds whistle was heard the strain And for the music all in it r Attorney at lo the collection adjustment OT curing the payment ol purchase of examination of any port o I Ind- Fort A Harrison 0 Us lint sew York O W H Alex U J i C O Jos on Si 11153 Attorney and Counsellor at Law FORT I NO OFFICE AND PHYSICIAN In the room formerly hy Drit Knil miller the Sentinel corner Ntieetntul alley F O It T W A V JV U June STONE AND LIME New York and Louisville Cement Of MS AND LAND The above articles kept constantly on hand and foe sale aV the NEW STONE North side ul the Canal the CITY MI 8 Fort CO Manufacturers and BOOTS AND SHOES Water trcet Ohio Constantly receiving work our own und Itm manufacture which eastern prices V BELLAMY N of 2 Murray Sired 4 W NEW-YORK N JP Stockbridge SIGN OF THE BOOK BOOKSELLER STATIONER Iff Basic and Musical Instruments No 51 Columbia Street FORT Inn B W OAKLEY Or Tin Sheet Iron and Copper Ware STREET FORT WAYNE INL J X HILL A M HILL M3 V TS it w T A Y FORWARDING COMMISSION MERCHANTS Four Retail in Dry Goods Groceries Glassware Cutlery NO 3 JONES FORT WAYNE IND 01 BL OYSTER'S MANN'S OYSTER'S the best the largest anil the Fresh The public are the Provision store of H C Hanna under the Office on tbt North side Columbia Street Come one Come nil to the best place to chase Joe Manns Oysters H A Co Yt Jin THE SIX DAYS OF CREATION TJie general opinion of Geologists nnd now even of is the six of ation menh eiX indefinite that even preceding those periods the earth ex- isted for n n unlimited period in n chaotic state But Dr maintains the correctness of the literal of account in a course ol recently delivered at De- troit he advanced thin opinion at the close summed up in the following We have the learned that it affirms Creation to have been miraculous work of immediate product of His omnipotent fiut ond not tile i out of secondary cause or laws of nature so called the absolute chronological time of I the origin of the Heavens ami the is not by is no proof I from Scripture or or philosophy either that mutter existed in a chaotic Klnte or the when the historic dale of Muses six days of Creation commenced was a chaotic work of n former world the six d.'iys of Creation cnn he interpreted to mean only six periods lilte our own calender days nnd nut immense indefinite ages liy as ninny epochs arguments of tive who contend for the immense of the do by no menann provo it conclusions they from their facts are nut logical nnd valid no legitimate de- duction of science ban yet contradicted the ments of the referring to the alive processes of each day's of Creation to natural laws or ns in dotie by must both of the infidel and linn IB a begging of the great iamie ns to It is lo create virtual de- of the flat of tlie Creator the miraculous cause of forms of is called the law of nature or cause in each case WHB brought inlo action with the Orel producing nnd formative arts of God on the several days of Creation nnd then ordained for future action but not previously the alleged contradictions of science in the Scriptures when use not those science hnl ol ihc theories and lions assumed to be such that methods adopted by up ma professed friends of Revelation to reconcile such alleged contradictions by de- nying the common sense import of Moses and attempting to give it ti scientific are not valid but operate injuriously by making plain terms bend Iu assume new that the objections offered by infidel ge- nnd other ol science HO lied our in the Mosaic record such as involved in the nre not and unworthy of re- geology as lo lite statement of its principles ns made liy President Hitchcock and to be well established far from being invincibly founded by clone logical inductive conclusions on such u basis and thai BO fur from these alleged principle be- ing principles nl possessing authority by virtue of any demonstrations of yel they are not in instances said lo be sound logical conclusions and arc by no means entitled lo reaped aa the of science much less as an or UT of whatever mny be the value of some of the illustrations derived from the fuels which geology aa a science makes known From the fla HON HENKY W BILLARD TO THE MINISTRY At the recent Alabama Conference of the Methodist Episcopal Church Hon H W In Id announced his intention of returning lo ministry He was alluded lo in the as the probable of the Methodist organ to be established in Montgomery nnd the with some question Mr lard arose turning to Bishop Pierce presiding addressed him as I give yon my band my brother in this great Henceforward our paths of life shall net I in maturity of deliberately to Iny my heart intellect ond ever of trophies I have won in other walks of life professional or political humply tit the fool of the Cross with motives which the vice of my Let it he distinctly under- stood thai nn vote which this may take upon the pending proposition can my resolution to give myself to this work At home nnd abroad in my solitary or ding in the palaces of kings I have never for- gotten my early vows I have seen the ning nnd end of greatness Intimately associated with some of the living men of this age nml country 1 have seen them puss from earth Sir I know the earthly things f come humbly but I come preserving self respect without which I should not be meet for the Master's sereico I ask nothing from this conference on my own personal account Let tho vote have no to me No I never ered my facing political parties in the day of battle I preserve mv self respect but I to achieve somewhat enable me when this world burns op- lo be recognized by the Great Head of the church aa a Iriend ol and to t a Ice rny place however humble among matters ami saints have nnd served Him on earth This is the of hm ed to spell bound audience Il was a scene of intense moral sublimity Mny he find grace to resolution Long may be livo to edify the finally win and wear tho crown of endless joy and glory INDIANA FOB 1857 SENATORS HOLDING OVER nnd J Alexander dem Miami and R W deft fep ft Cravens rep H Grouse rep Posey ond K Drew dem Parke nnd T rep Daviess and T rep S rep J Hosteller dem R dern Wells and rep Crawford Mansfield dem Mathes dem White T Parker rep Spencer nnd B son dem Adams and L kugir dem Switzerland nnd S Sage Fill D Carroll and Suit rep Brown and C dem Noble Whitley rep Wood dem Republicans including Sage SENATORS ELECTED Bartholomew and E Wilson dem Delaware Grant and March rep Hamilton Boone Green fcp Cnss and D Murray rep Vigo Sullivan and E McLean dem F1 Stevens rep DeKalb and rep Dubois Gibson and Hargroves dem Elkhart ond Thompson rep Fayetle and rep A Rice rep Madison and S Gooding dem Blaif rep Kinley rep Scott and dem Slater dem and H Wier rep S Bobbs rep St Joseph Marshall Fulton and Miller dem Wallace Randolph nnd Hill rep W dem Cooper rep contested Johnston dem dem Republicans Democrats 11 P Smith dem Bremen and Hawkins rep J dem M Marvin and Edmond D Herod delri T W J dem L Wallace dem W W Duncan W Blake dem Landis dem A Slicer dem Gco rep and D Ward and f M Delft w n C Smith rep dem rep M Slime rep C Kerr M McDonald dem Wiley and Levi II Robbin denl Trippett dem J Humphreys dem II Conner rep D dem P Douglas dem rep Howard and T rep alid dem tJi Early dem Jasper dem J dem C and J W Vawler rep dem D Willard dem P Williams rep McDonald rep Crawford rep Robert Boyd rep U Clark and Thos N N Todd and W liou tud Brown dem S Dobbins dem C Harrison dem dem A Urn dem B Conduit dem conical M Clap rep F Sherrod dem Moore dem K Steel rep Smith dem W dem B Price rep T and William P sell F McGinnis dem rep brain Yaler dem Sax ion rep S Crowe dem A dem D Williamson dom St C Merrifield rep W Davis and Branson Switzerland and W Wright and John J M Lurue rep Van Saudi rep Denby dem dem W II Bryan dem's D rep K Bethel dem Jno A Jno W man James T Conner W Shuman James M Austin and Wm C rep's Adams dem Democrats Americans 3 EXPANDING THE LUNGS An gives the following suggestions for increasing the capacity of the Step out inio the purest air you can find Aland perfectly erect with the bend well up and the brick nnd then fixing the lips though yon were poing to whistle draw the air not through the nostrils but through the lips the lungs When the chest is about hull full gradually raise tte them ex- tended with the of the hands you sock in th 3 air bring them over the head last es bo lungs uru full Then diop thumbs after gently forcing the backwards and cheat reverse cess by which you drew your breath till lungs ore entirely empty This procesu be repented three or four immediately nf tor bathing and also several through tin day His to to one never tried it the glorions sense of vigor tho exercise We know n gentleman the measure of whose chent has increased by this means some throe or four inches during many WASHINGTON IN- The investigation into the alleged corrupt practices of members of Congrees is going on quietly bin zealously Mr Raymond of the Times nnd his Washington correspondent monton have been before the committee f he purport of Mr Raymond's has nut been given in the papers The following is an extract from a written by Simonton on Your correspondent has to-day sustained a re- sense of the extreme tractive of a quintette of is to say lie was be- fore the Committee of during two and a half hours answering questions frankly and fully so far as they concerned himself and protesting or declining to answer as to bin best judgement seemed proper when the questions other parties lie never offered his testimony to the Mover professed to be able to furnish it legal testimony on bis own behalf to any member of not responsible to any obligation to aid tjie Com in the labors which Hon Mr thought proper to have ordered by the House What lie did do or say before the t suppose heia ly entitled to publish ns it IB now understood thai the are to be confidential until closed When the testimony is published I shall have something more to say about examination meantime if my letters are unusually dry as T know they must be charge the same to the Com who with great kindness ahd Unimpeachable politeness however ed me to a pressure well calculated to the juice out of nnd ordinary man Everybody interested in having it so declares that your known nothing to reveal to ilie yet not u few of those who talk thus seem to find it important to circulate a hundred rumors of awful developments which are to open some sized earthquakes beneath my feet and swallow me from off the face of the earth All this is very terrible and I haVe done my utmost to get Up in my own a due sense of the danger with a view to proper a of the warnings uttered in my entv But some how or other it is impossible for me to find any oilier sentiment than that of utter olid ineffable contempt tor all and scofia ond curses of the crow who ore ready to commit jury for my overthrow Even thai 1 defy nnd ihc panics whu daily protesting to the extent of their swearing capacity to meet me face to face nnd make nny honest man be- lieve the base calumnies I warn them in time to beware how lo ensnare their own feet will be found wofully untangled in meshes And agnin nn officer of the House i bUny just at ibis lime ill breathing his poisonous whispers into ihc cars of members of Congress telling them owe it themselves to expel me from the 1 know not who 16 hunting me around n hide AH this is very silly and If this imprudent slanderer the rawhide a argument to use he will probably act upon the presumption without talking about il but my word for it I nm in no danger Unless it be from cowardly which is the privilege of every man who chooses of it Gentlemen who feel aggrieved would do well to keep n until they know from reliable authority fur bow much they arc indebted to it be more convenient to settle nt once The of Saturday contains a from Washington under date f I that tho Committe hnd under examination at least one witness who hnd something more than a morn conviction ol the truth ol tlic charges have been members of Congress If J have not been misinformed tie lias on mure than ono occasion been nn eye nnd ear lo ar- made by members for securing to themselves pecuniary profits as n condition of their And in nt instance ho was made the holder nf nn order upon Clerk of ihn House for n large sum of money which wits to be divided the parties er that document was produced to tlie Commit- tee or was withheld to meet futUre possible I tun I am confident however that it is in existence und within the reach of the Committee Mr Chester the witness whose arrest was ordered by House to-day in tho ent of Inquirer Ho has considerable in bis ence for the expulsion of the ent for bis nnd BeVere de- nunciation of utilises in Congress It io mored lie knows about the confidently communicated to Mr ol North Carolina The Opinion prevail that the of ihc Investigating Committee will not end in by a good und il already ded on all hands that tlie abundant ground fur his timely and effective warnings The of its and Washington pondent in to the of their is variously commented on correspondent of the the Washington Friday Jnn The of investigation are ning to their way gradually and to get the which result in important An for summary process to Mr the Philadelphia Inquirer before the bar of the House was with only two dissenting and they because denying the power to compel attendance or enforce ny this work is over some of the ties who instigated it mny repent their superior When the most conspicuous movers re- fuse lo testify indirect proof is furnished there may be personal motives for concealment One effect has already been produced by this movement in the report Woodworth's patent which by a singular coincidence was deferred until ibis precise timo showing that il quickened action nnd perception OUR PLATFORM OR NONE Lei thd responsibility ol Ji non- election rest with the Republicans of tlic ate If they feel willing 10 shoulder that in the canvass of 1858 lei them refuse to concur with the House in enacting a law fcr electing United States Senators racy have always tho responsibility fof their nets in such nnd defended fof ft the people Republicans do if they ago your Platform One Senator or and yon chose lo have is flow on nnd we think hate slill choice You shouldered responsibility then of violating a ple of the Constitution doit now Von con a f way s profit by a wrong because in acter yon have nothing to lose and that is why the Opposition can't nnd wont follow you they not bankrupt in principle and ns arc They are willing to elect Senators by a concurent vote of both Houses Will You must shoulder the responsibility of hacking from the example yon set ago Remember is good for the Goose is good for the Gander CONVICTION SENTENCE OF A Chicago Prm of January 10th announces E James con- with Alfred Hyde was arrested for ting in circulation a of bills purporting to be on the American Bank a md sentenced to in the nnd went to Chicago in the mer of 1856 and an Exchange were engaged in of these less bills until the A el and a half of the trash was seized nt their of- fice Hyde after obtaining and bin bondman hai TEE OF BABEL The remains of tho Tower of have been discovered it is said on the old battle Held of Arbela where Alexander defeated Darius Wu copy the description of the ruins from ah account published iri the Boston Passing on Mr Place and his party length they believed to be nothing less than the Veritable remains of the of Wonder of wonders und the grandest spectacle which the eyes of men cat plate in tins age of the world This proud tower which Was in defiance of Heaven bhd aimed lo pierce the Very skies has lust in the course of Its cloud elevation Six stories have fallen and crumbled into dust but the two remain are so high thai they mny be seen lor fifty or miles around The base of the 13 lar and each side about six hundred feet long The tower is made of bricks of the clay and of a white color which is a little with n yellow tint Under a clear sun nnd ns d whole this ancient monument of human skill arid during presents a fine blending of colors which sets the painter's pallet at fore being baked the bricks had been covered with characters traced with the of the hand ofa writing master Near the lob of the letters the strokes were adorned wilt es resembling the nails All was neat regular and severe and indeed those who saw these specimens of calligraphy affirm that fathers of the humah race wrote a ter hand than their children Another curious fact arrested the attention of the exploring party The sacred runs And il to pass ns journeyed the East that they found plain in the valley of Shinar and they dwelt there And they said one to to let us make brick and burn them thoroughly and they had brick for stones or instead of and hnd they fur Modern may Where could these builders obtain all this for a vast quantity must have been demanded to meet the wants Of so many trowels It is n singular coincidence that Mr discovered a foundation al a small distance from the tower Whose waters flow in eUch abundance as almost to form a riVer The stream force its way into n river in the Vicinity did not the people hasten to stop it by selling the bituminous flood on ire when they wail till the lire is the the old etill pours out inexhaustible quan lilies of or slime which supplied these old builders in their vast enterprise also to the durability of bricks ns well ns firmly consolidates them in masonry Could be added to marvel of the Thus and expeditions in become corollaries and new proofs are never wanting ol old truths Among the interesting discoveries of Mr Place were certain on and nnd a ho Upon n mclil now unknown and which has of the of iVory It has been submitted to the experiments ol an intelligent metallurgist audits qualities will soon be ascertained Some very curious photographs taken by the expedition completed their of which of the ruins ol the of the famous Queen Semi minis This ancient monument situated on the height of a mountain raised by the hands of man overlooks the awful solitudes which Lake body of water BIX or seven times larger than Lake It is not a who hnd ceeil ami some of the articles brought from the Tower of by Blr should be excited he says he In relation to news I the to inform you I have the oldest things of the old world Indeed 1 do not know that I should be more by weeing the fragments of the ark Fancy to yourself that I have touched nnd held in my hund nnd turned ami turned again in every way a little morceau of Iho Tower of This trinket of moulded clay nnd hiked liy the sons bus pushed from to the ol of St is the fruit of the in the of Mr Place our learned nnd lo whom I am indebted for n sight nf tills precious relic about which cluster so many grand OF THE STATES AND BIES Poft THE YEAH 1867 Governors Term expires Alabama J A Winston Dec 17 Arkansas E N Conway Nov J N Johnson Doc Conn Win T Miner May 67 Delaware F Causey Jan Florida Georgia Illinois Indiana Iowa Kentucky Louisiana Mississippi Jan Jan M S Oct H V Nov Wm H Jan A P Jan fil J W Dec 57 C S 07 R C H Jan Maryland T W Ligon Jmt Jan K H John J M- He Polk N Thomas Ralph Metcalf Jan 03 N York John A Iting Jan 59 Ohio Salmon Chase Jan J nines Pollock Jan It Win W May P W Alston Doc Andrew Johnson Oct 57 Texas K M 57 Vermont Fletcher Oct 57 Virginia Henry A Wise 50 Wisconsin Coles Bashford Dec Territories Oregon VTm L Minnesota W A German N Mexico D Merriwether Utah Young I nice J Stevens Nebraska Mack W Kansas John expires willi a change I lioa j MOO 1 1 000 From Daily Stale ELECTION January Uili INDIANA STATE Jou USA I just read the proceedings of the Republican held on the 7th as a approve of the whole to think so many citizens will let fooled by pro slavery the cry of Know the party when il is 1 opposed to ultra Know but f ant willing to the parly ha H way to remote orr the whether Com- mitted by foreign or native born 1st Let our Slalo Constitution lie amended so that none but citizens of the U united Stales hall 3d of seven years the applicant to have declared his intention five years before receiving his nnd live in the State two years previous to his application od the Legislature of the State pass a few no Court shall grant naturalization pers for seven any State or election Let it be of Cbte township assessors every year when he to register and let a list bo furnished to the Judges of flection let no oiTe lift mitted to vote but those that are am that only in the vided township with the intention of residing they have left let them lose their votes for that year Yours truly PeiER WATT JUSTICE TO WOMEN What a habit some men of un- aspersions upon the Mahomet would not allow them to be possessed of souls anil a sneering painter represented them with a feature which nature never entailed upon them Will you si down eaid the choly Jacques and two will rail against our mistresses the world and all our Again Shakespeare Rosalind say that women are all as like lo one ns half pence every one fault monstrous till his fellow fault came to match it asserts that Most have no character nt nil And the Spanish cap the climax of their by a proverb which runs In flesh ie grass grass Tho the nothing There is ah injustice in these sneers applicable to classes of people as as it is are not all impudent physicians pretenders priests or aldermen corrupt Nor nrc all women vain Voluble or fickle and the person who so speaks Hf them ie not more half a manj ahd is no more to be than he who lius ifi his soul Equally absurd and offensive is the habit ol addressing women in the habit of exaggerated compliment The stilted gallantry Which some men affect ill a perpetual a Irue woman flatterer Is despicable than the cr and il may be a whelher ni heart he has not a worse of the sex Tl is that most It Is a fact to tine cF morals for themselves which apply ih their relations to members of the In tile presence of woman they throw off their natural fairness and honesty and play ft assumed for the occasion An intercourse can only end in disappointment men whose conduct lo women is a studied and who habitually affect a respect every member ol which really feel for none A man of real or will be scrupulous in dealing fairly with men and candor and integrity is the highest tribute he can pny to the excellence of the hearts and principles of as well us the best coat of mail he can wear against those o the sex who make it the business of their lives lo play the Y Mirror OF LIFE Kev Dr Scott the eminent Presbyterian di- vine has been before the Mercantil Library Association of San Francisco Mis views of the influence of city life on youth widely differ from many who have created ol the subject but arc well worthy attention The country and the village may he the best place for the birth nnd early training of but it is in the excitement of the city that the highest development of mind arc made The powerful Hinds the destinies of mankind though not born in the city linVe gone to festdtf feel tlie pressure of that activity would out strength and to find a theatre suitable for talents Our men oi have t heir homes in near our largest cities Hurtle whose authority is great in nil matters af experi cncc says that a great city is the only ill idence for a man of is In the country there may be leisure but there wil he a want of fur intellectual pursuits The mind languishes in Midst df n ness itt the development of in- lo dwell in the midst of alarms than reign in a horrible solitude out congenial spirits stagnates It gathers the rust of an the immortal Chalmers snys its front and See his polity of cities It is the of libraries and of literary men under the ol intense excitement thai the mind ordinarily comes forth in itu greatest power Tribune IVc THE From a private source we learn thai lion bus finally married the Liew n lady not less celebrated in circles It is staled that the ifl kept a nr rather that it is a public mystery Tin Princess still wears her former ond the happy couple do not live under lite Should this he really we tire wholly nta lo understand the reason and consideration for tin diameter ol must hly Output is nearly seventy yeara of age bis is but yearn younger commenced them in when Guizot the French nt London nnd while he Princess the beauty of the Congress of for eighteen years the acknowledged lender of the highest tint in Was residing there with her husband then Russian dor at Court nf Si James After the of the Prince she to be the diplo- Egeria of the although she still tu in or fhe of correspondence between her and Nicholas was her brother Count tjie of in the and favor Since tlie death of the Count in her real influence ct the Russian Court has been on Ihc her however with Hppe increased they believing that thro her they get a controlling hold on the Czar Her salon at Paris has been most liant and focus of all for diplomatic and petty Tho Princess who during lifetime of her known to the embassy iu London preserved Ker taste for intrigue which she curried on with great elegance perspicacity and grace But she hnd lost her power shu has lost her credit in St Petersburg since on account of her with fias become one of of the Il is possible the Princess who is mistress of n large income may hive wished by a with to to his old age the ries of But we understand he en me to this fing in which his not bear Ms honored name FOR THE A correspondent of the New York Commercial at Rome gives a description of the statuary in Crawford's sludin for the Capitol at Washington and for private citizens Tim statue of in be in the lofly dome is thus figure is twenty feet stands with tbo right hand a sheathed sword nnd left oh the shield of our country On the breast ore the of the United Slates a is ffs to form rays of light proceeding from the The of an outer drapery firll statue leaving only the hands nnd n portion of the neck uncovered For the usual cap the a the is eagle's head with a richly plume of feathers The countenance is wondrously full of dignity nnd lofty and looking out nto the great future statue of nn intended for the eastern pediment is a nude figure expressive of profound grief the death of his The anatomy and pose of the nre admirable but the great speechless wo that the head an palm while the other hand is clenched Jn agony is a triumph of art Tho In- dian Deriding otar her chUd calmly on her bosom while the ly graves of her beside which is only of a rad poem a a and a mother's grief Several for the bronze doors of th c Capitol representing national events are to be osat art the Munich foundries PAKTIZAH The National published Washington city thus he President for the of bis He assumes have been ed inflamed with a desire to the tic institutions of relative condition of the white and black races in the other to abolish slavery ar- gues cannot be fleeted by peaceful mentality and thin the only path to its is burning cities and ged fields and picture dreadful t o contain phi te and would prove a dire if the fell purpose ascribed lo those associations were ival we cannot with the President that no a purpose is meditated or desired by portion of the population beyond possibly a few families in localities Whatever repugnance may be Poll Ih the free North West to slavery ill the ab- stract df to ils extension North of the line prescribed toil by the legislative 1821 we have too high nn ot the general felt iil Stales for the arid its compromises and for the indefensible rights of the Southern States to give credence to the charge df the President It is ns think to attribute to them any such sentiment or purpose a'S he to im- pute to the patriotic of the a de- sire tu overthrow the government because one or two and n few in a particular locality rail tiie union of the Suites and advocate its dissolution There ore doubtless caused df complaint hoi nil of them imaginary both and South but we have loo much faith in the general alty of sections to admit justice of thd President's In the de- bateS of last session we heard for their on the Kansas question not only diate the remotest wish to in the but avow their ness lo shoulder their to the ple of i he if need be in their authority at not of fatuities in the North or in the Smith but with all deference to the President we say lie has gono too far in imputing or designs to so a portion of perhaps the Provident should feel warmly and speak on i ill Ins own course has been so verely condemned hut when the angry tions of the day shall huve subsided the itable ness of many present views will he fied nnd among them the one advanced in thd message from we now ferl constrained in justice In dissent and on which we sny ho iri VVc will only mid that we bti happy to see the day when neither word slavery nor nny allusion to the find it place iii the President's messages lo Con- gress CONSTITUTIONAL Tor tlie two days a very important case boa been under argument in the Supreme Court ill this Stale The case was nn by certain in Cincinnati fur u writ to the Governor to give Ins the net of 1845 to establish the Slate Hank of for the purpose of ising a Bunk at Cincinnati Tlie cation was resisted by the Attorney Christopher P Wolcott upon 1st Thai the authority to a Brunch upon authority derived from old Constitution nnd censed with its nnd lience under the State no branch oc ad That the action required of tlic or rested solely upon his judgment which the Court could exercise no control by writ The grave re- Hie ol the and cinj of Government nnd important principles of law The argument of the Attorney of wild mUch is fluid to have boerl one nf ablest ever made in thti of the STATE The of the State of- nnd ihV appointed by a are uncovering such ami corruption thai tlut nets and of stick in tho of man in The I report of he of Directors for tho tiary showed that wris every line of the reports and thai while tlie was as it in fuel in overdrafts be was us heing porting it in fact was the lust a charge of State The Committee to into wny the contracts for keeping in repair public words wefc awarded nnd we from u review af It wilf ton seen the Slate has fleeced out of nnd for five yearn the term of the the enormous The question nnw lo the of is a very delicate one Belief ifM sink twice than any one cause losay dhe th rough n violated her Republicans are champions for the inviolability everything rather than strike at the very of law and order There is safe way think but one safe the illegality of the contracts be ever is by submitting to the and we fully approve the view taken by the bus Monday evening THE LAST RAILROAD INVENTION Some in Illinois has ted a checker and board for the use passengers on railroads to enable them to pass away iho weary hours of a ride in these amusing so Constructed il can lw folded ami placed iif the pocket nnd very space The checkers are very one side of each er being and other side a on Hie board nro so indented that a jar of the railway car cannot move the checker out of hid place iud them one little drawer on each side of the for fie players to put Then on the reverse ot the checkor board is if hoard aUo with ribbed channels out of the ers cannot be when once played by the players Randolph ville Hancock county Ind was robbed one night last of upwards of It that Mr had been cast he had sold some horses and was returning home his money fie got cars at a wood tion home when he was overtaken by men took oi him nud tried tp lie resisted and in which ensued ho received in the thigh The thieves then hold of his money and made off nnd have not been fieard of of will be to hear be has been to his bed the phst weeka with and liver complaint and is yet very low but now medical anticipate n Tribune J J Printer vice W 1 take effect from the 1st
