From the Louisville Public Adpertiser.
Observation-Disclosures
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We copy the following paragraphs from
the Cincinnati Gazette, one Of the Oldest
and most Influential Wing papers in thl
West. They disclose some facts WORTH
Of recollection. The Gazette conten Is
that Atherton's resolutions were concoct-
ed and passed to sustain the positions pre-
viously taken by the .Presiden. againCt
farlticism, and in favor of the institutions
Of tho SDuth. The editor lorgets the ex-
citement which was felt on tho subject,
the previous agitation Of the Abolition
question by the Wings in Congress-; their
interference and manifestation of power
in the elections of New York and other
States; the mobs anJthe lynchings in va
rious quarters, and the avowed determine
ton Of the incendiaries to control the
no ninaiion ofthe Opposition candidate
for President, dictate to Congress, and
.extripate slavery, 1t was after this de-
Ivelopment Of their policy and determine
tion, Mr.. Atherton's resolutions were in
yoduced, with view to prevent agita-
iion in the Capital. and the occurrence OF
scenes which would have driven the


Southern members to their homes, and


effected q virtual dissolution Of the Union.


Our purpose, however, in presenting