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   Union And  Times, The (Newspaper) - February 23, 1861, Portsmouth, Ohio                               EVERY FEBRUARY 23.1801. f DO A OH 50 IN NUMBER 32. and the Drag of JOB description r oce months EVERY BUSINESS MAN aim m WAV or JOB PHI A OB A STOBB OS A BUSINESS CARD VISITING BALL BILLS OP LETTER DRAT te 1 I HOSE of disposed to give ns Bo pains shall be on our to their interests and are order the of their the send them until all arrearages arc 3 refuse or neglect to take tke office to they Tre Wv arc Kdd responsible until settled and ordered the paper to 4 If subscribers remove to other places the and the paper to the former are held ave decided that refusing t eo paper from the or and learing it uncalled is evidence of intentional 6. art responsible for the called it The Postmaster General requires that written be sent to every that his paper ir work liea dead in that SOCIETY MASONIC No. on the first Monday evening before full at of GEORGE W. T. It Mount Vernon Chapter So. 23, meets on tic first Tuesday of every 8t Masonic JAKES Solomon Council 5, meets on the ond Tuesday of every nt Masonic J. C. T. I. O. Calvary Encampment So. 13, meets on tlic second of every nt Masonic S. E. F. 89, it the first in B. W. 1'. S. J. J. ODD J. C. D. D. G. M. for District No. 43. Lodge meets every Tuesday fining at the City Hall Second between Market and T. H. L. So. meets every Monday evening nt the City Hall S. B. N. S. D. Oriental Encampment So. 26, meets on the first and third Thursday of ftt tlie City H. L. C. I C. SONS OF Hani in Hand So. meets every Thursday at their on Market between Second nnd Third LED W. R. a Western Lodge So. F. A. meets on the Wednesday in the week that the moon at the new on Broadway street G. W. W. C. M. Orient Lodge So. I. 0. 0. meets every at their on Broadway N. M. W. JACOB Morris Home A POEM FOB THE ErisT subscriber of the knows hare atw entered into hoy political nor taken in any of the ting topics of the do not intend to dp so but the following ful from the pen S. SMITH 01 the gifted of onr bears these wo trost will Fonder it w full of truth and THE THOMAS At the old stand of Halt and in any part of the c-r Eu- rope remittances made to Europe Interest allowed on 28' MARTIN S. WHOLESALE and now all the like an enchanted seemed hashed at by a yott delightful your bouvant TOnng soils awake afraid to My to the touches of morning rays merrily breaking below Snow Like a new strange world it comes to snow pf thei whose approach proclaimed by the white of the frost in and the with hia lips like and blue eyes five years But he doesn't mean that you are growing BulWer In as a parliamentary reserves for great When the is deeply stirred upon some 3 rumor tuns round the benches that Lytton will ad- Every seat is to 0{ tk P 0 R T S M O TT All Orders promptly Filled and 17 M. 3D E T I S T OFFICE ou Second Court J. M. I Dr. W. John A. J. DR. C. B. BAILEY WILL hereafter tn the of nnd its T. next A K. corner Dr. G. W. aido of Fourth and Fifth V. A. COUNSELLOR ATTORNEY SPEC inc attention to the nnd prompt V. A. Dec. 1. Wayne Va. in the lilo Sept. J. W ATTORNEY AT OK MARKET over the State 21. O Charch Saints Dr. East Sd and 4th morning at 10 nnd in the ai 73j Third ai A. and 3 ATTORNEYS AT Office in tip July 21. 1SSO-T. MARTIN A- an- i in thr Street P. Third A- 51., tod OFFICE IN MASSIE sna attend tn the cf ft of hi Pike 23. My young and You've grown in every And well repaid nsy But you lose this guidance my latest live as ye have always In unity nnd Be to each other kind aad And gentle as the Thus shall my spirit Mess ye Frem its far home The good man as bad With soul serenely And left to sorrow o'er his Tuat bright household Tbe that ccr nge Awhile they lived in Union A while they kept unstained That golden heritage of love from their sires they in all their happy Sweet peace and concord sisters Linked by such holy Men from far and near to view Their with Ami star crowned o'er them 5n the As years That such a tiling should A change mine A change sad to Saif as the blight at Heaven s It a at Tlint wrought A little always For hearts arc mysteries And trifles is air can oft Their inmost do yon wear your dinner your yet thus jui As she a younger I hale the For one that 1 I wore it in my The maid all that he approved is still My my pride Yet hml vonr boon boen Your plan 1 might have such a small mark How dark nnd wild a One Till scorpion arose And thus fond us Became like foes Now hatred his baleful torch At flashing Now bitter from to Like poisoned arrows in this heaven-born peace And loving kindness One sister taketh part with Another joins with Their looks are like the Their voice like serpent's Till by swift have fallen From their pure state of ne'er was sadder Beneath the sun's The of tie whole wide Look on it And pitying their eyes To shot it ont the instead of Land Land Into this unsubstantial world take not sternly solemnly in the name of Ferdinand and Isabella or other unsubstantial and temporal powers of hilt in the name Of JoV and and Hope ahd the maple and of the wide realm of under whose in: visible the new worlds arc taken possession and cannot and would not this in the winter of your in- to some former youthful state of animal spirits by your merry hearts rinsing out their so clearly by their laughter and shouting are tip and take a look below through the the orators in or in is on the front Crudities on the The Difficulties that THK following admirable article is from that the people at the North will in- sist that the States is a military acd that dent Buchanan has all the powers of the to i imprison and of publican presses of the that he snail seize tbe Co with the murder of tie obstruction of the lam of tbe United Tor the rendition of fugitive The President could not seiM tl nor could they be tried anywhere but in and though mre all tbe officers of law here and ft jury indicted they escaped trial and got off upon a small which was that the who issued his warrant of had it only without what and tbe Jy next to Mr. The from and in not be- cause it could not go beyond the in sees a attenuated figure to the The face is them for If you ask them what is treason they but they insist the eyes speaking and that the President ought to Lang some the hair abundant on the Hp and because in what he calls but neither of Andrew carefully tended the attire cd too much from street talk and Just Buchanan has power to seize or arraign or try anybody in Washington or anywhere there have been acts of they have been committed only in The parties charged must be not to say The features are sets it down that in State jury of the Look 1 look Will and Charlie and Jacob sat opposite to him nt public aristocratic and The Jackson proposed to baug Mr. Calhoun hearty cheer that greets him is j for which is No by respectful silence and strained can punished or deprived of life the reason for which is. often rso bountiful to him in oratorical has denied him ulty of clear and distinct you miss a then a Sometimes those around him catch a happy which is scarcely under- stood by those at whom the shaft is but who are separated from him by the speaker's Whether the defect t be one of or or it 1 would not be easy to but have a merry 1-attle ir. the and the harmless powder flics and smokes their glowing faces that it with their and the innocent balls flv in quick succession to and and of taking a head merely to a madcap now and then and leave him iln when he has harangued large havo found it impossible to low him although sitting in front of him at a nf only five or six To listen to Lytton therefore one of the most tantalizing nf All that is heard sharpens the zest to Of FO carefully considered and for a confused when like jan oration you would not willingly mins the reserve at Waterloo he is up and at jono In of them You think of behind your which admiration is largely inter- you ask yourself whether a and then Napoleon's regime of pebbles nrd generalship of old at the shore not to be prescribed for i o school and aoon the mimic becomes a battle and the which now gleams into the just arising a twinkling mist of dia- is the lurid cloud of the powder which makes a national yonng politician If any is why not all The singer who bites his words is made to practice with a cork between his Whv are inarticulate sounds so provokingly up by this orator with audible words and wisdom or liberty in this country due of in 18l4, sent two of the Hartford Convention to Washington demand of President Madison the separation of New England from the in carrying on the William Sullivan and Harrison Gray Otia were the Mr. ison did not propone to hang ns Mr. John Quincy Adams of the peace of the news of which while the Commissioners were at interposition of a kind averted the most rable of of a Northern South Carolina now follows the ple of Massachusetts by sending her j binds us and constitutes commissioners to President There is no United to ar- rest no district attorney to indict grand jury to find a BO court to and no jury to How then are the steps be which the Constitution in every case of alleged there were all the officers of court and everybody knows that a court in South Carolina would hold that right of secession absolved the cased from his liability to the laws of the United and no of of in a nt referred nt to Republican bringing against it the following of 1. They have violated the Constitution says and whose explosions palpitate j pive us even when they and and echo in a million j do not conviction His And von think and snow and j confirm you in the belief that this tile nonius never thought it worth his while to .so through the drudgery of and then you return to the preparation for parliamentary and I Napoleon and Napoleon's while Winter barricades of He often with Meanwhile little like a pretty j makes low salaams to the of Peace standing beside the and will neither learn prace from or like the Good which out cli nor from A et nil the Evil and stands apart from j these defects are swallowed up and lost behind the eyes earnestly in the pleasure which his brilliant brothers and sympathises with lies and pointed apothegms ins their loving j this time you have been Spiking with your and now that it is THERE is no spiking ished yon take a more prospective view non which will forever prevent its use inJ President Buchanan is abused by Massachusetts in particular because won't hanp them for treason without judge or jury Now let us inquire what treason and what Constitution Bays about seizing nnd hanging people in The Constitution of the United States against the United shall consist only in levying war or in adhering to their them aid and This last applies only to a for- eign enemy ami giving them as the Hartford convention did in The United States not being at treason can consist only in levying war upon the United and the says there must be some overt act proved by two And levying war is thus defined by the Supreme Court in the United States Aaron To levy war is to make or carry on War can be ied by the employment of actual most be men must be openly And the purpose must be to make war ou tbe j United Thus to march in j with a force marshalled and the terms of onr by a total gard of its 4 2. They maintain that the Congress of the United under is omnipotent in its legislation as British 1'arliatnent claimed to be over our 3. Thus will in be rendered of no avail to protect the of the and as they recognize the decision of the Supreme Court as not binding taxation without representation will be practically en- 4. They deny to us common ty in our acquired equally by our money and on the proved that the people of the South with their are not worthy to colonize 6. They have assailed for many years the institution of African Slavery in and have made our of the Government n grand instrument for incendiarism and 6. They have compelled oa to separate from them in our churches and other 7. They have passed Jaws in their State Legislatures nullifying the laws of Congress providing for the recovery of VU I 1- w 33 v i i of the outer You in the If the spike is made of iron or of and fugitive slaves 1% tr. ATI f na p 1 1 be removed by the in order to compel the to be constitutional by th If it is y or with -j of a public or .to render Court of the of course and yon sec your cattle io their cheerful or cheerless pre- u n. v. f n i perhaps they maintain the out much it mav be blown out by j of is s. i hey have to stoical mein and stand ail a charge of placed in ye -wise anu As ne er ye That to band nnk in Sore aca s of tient beneath projecting cares of snow the bottom of the But if the i i on their made of j of hay which almost effected a vent and retreat under cover of and the and if its 1 i Then YOU see the in and riveted within the then the field all I tir Alp or with the sunrise nn it the veni permanently closed i their and lo. the jr the run away with tUe slaves of the the to prevent and hare owners seeking their Hall to go to the Tbe JOHN C. Attorney and at Lmr i in cases is to drill a I have pat oa a weird human lir in their Betr rent which may be done without The t he s here appears a aid lo the The curb it tn i been of lie 5n if ati A It of the They bare invaded oar homes sad i oar to raise like or the drill nor can remove the io in enterprise one the JO. And to carry oat these hostile And here Carolina is on- i they a of party to taie of maT be 5n the if and are really force to take That in the wlo Snali by ssd ttt TVe to we Lite j by iSes our Hatred lo tii hj a in two In wben a v f into and too TOTU OT to firr at Trinte irill a cs are jrade in a to froin ttf i Tint it is sot tKe v at in A. Mr. unki at JH A. 3i f Bt i far nf i rn 1 i 21.. laid Nature fhe coverlid i TI 1 jt is ITI J. J. hw all a rOil ihe and at ml i. anil 1" A. nml 7. tlir umi 21.. r. i M in. O. 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