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precisely in the situation Of family who have lis
ened TO- and overheard from their windows. the
conversation Of robbers in the street, and fortunate
ly know that It is our dwelling that is to be the
scene Of their villanous operations. What Is inc
course which prudence would dictate to that famliy
Certainly to be prepared with blunderbusses and TO
blozu out their brains. so must 1t be win she t-
riff If the people of the North attempt to force 1T
upon us, let us in the South not ARGUE the matter
with them, but distinctly tell them we regard them
las PIRATES, and as such we will resist them
This is the only way we can get rid OF the fhlN-
CIPI.E of the tariff FOREVER" "The more
this AMERICAN SYSTEM, as it is called, is look
ed into, the more it will be regarded as well d.
gested system of PIRACY upon .he south.''
Execution Of yfilisamsn-During the Debates in
Congress, Mr. Randolph and Mr.. Floyd, in ex-
tenuation of General Jackson's execution OF the SIX
miiitiarnen at Mobile, stated that mllltlamen had
been shot at Norfolk Mr.. RaDdolph's observation
was that they had been shot .lke SO many builocKs
He was, however, subsequently better informed and
made the correction. Mr.. Floyd also dlsco' ered
that he had been misinormed and explained AFTER
wards, that if the shot .'were not milit'ahen>
they were men, he believed, however, that "one-
was militiaman and one not. General Robert b.
Taylor, who commanded at Norfolk during the war,
has publsheda statement, accompanied by the state
ments of his officers by which it is clearly proved,
that no mtamen and but one regular soldier, was
executed at Norfolk Thus all attempts to prove
mltiamen were shot during the war, IN any part
of the country except under General jackson com
mand, have proved abortive. baA. fo'
letter from Albany, dated Wednesday morning,
relates the following pathetic circumstance Mrs
Clinton remains in state of arrangement. She IN
ssts that her husband only sleeping and begs thar
his friends will awake him."


The last words of eminent characters are usually
impressive 1t letter, from Governor Clinton 10
an intimate friend, of the 9th inst. among other To-


pics he remarked 81 do not know that feel dis
position to hurt human being"


Education of Children IN Ma,,wactor'es.
| bill is before the Legislature of Pennsylvania


for the education of children employed in cotton ana
woolen manufactures. The first section provides


THAT after the first of January, 1880, 1t shall NOE DC
lawful for any cotton or WOODEN manufactured W
|employ in his manufactory, any minor between the
ape Of l2 and 18 years, unles said manufacturer
|shall enter into written obliga ion. before some


competent magistrate, to provide for the instruction.
: of said minor in reading and writing.


4 From the Winehester Va.) Republican.


Mr.. Editor-The following toast appears to nave
been given by Maj. Eaton, on the 6th OF January.
lin Washington


"To divert public attention at Athens, Alcblades


cut off the tail Of dog-the modern AscD'aaes.


with the same object in view, has written book.


wish, sir, to amend the toast by striking out the


words sshas written books and inserting the iol-


lowing :. has cmof'Me tail Of Jackson's spaniel,
who is now sneaking behind kremer and swapping
! at CLAY, under the protection Of contempt" hope


the gentleman will accept of the amendment, as it


precisely descriptive of his condition IN public es-


timation. 4.