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f,,e;on terr;torv. Is not this friendly response
to the exorbitant demands of Abolitionism, which
is now rearing its reasonable head -ie such
threatening altitude in the North lhe Adolf
tonists saw we shall not add more sfape territory
and that no more territory shall be added Tor the
propagation of slarery. Mr.. Clay says we 90 hot


want more territory for the propagation OF sfare'


~. Wilmot, in his resolution, provides that no


slares shall be carried into any Territory that may


be acquired of Merico and Mr.. Clny,In his re-


solutions discIainis any wish 10 carry slares rom
the United States into any foreign terr'fory.--
What is the difference?


On another occasion will show why no


Southern man, whg or democrat, can favor the


:. Resolutions or the "Provlso;' they are twin
| brothers.


Many, very many, of our whg brethren will
| weld an implicit obedience to this manifesto, un-


rehectingly upon its first appearance; but we be-


lieve that when they come to take sides on thes


sue rendered to them they will flock to the side OF
their country, upon the war question, where pa
! trotsm bids and upon that most dangerous OF
s all quesIons--of sovery-tney VIII be found
sta nding by the institutions of the South. which
are guaranteed to by the Federal Constitution.
INFAMoUs.-Be!ow is an extract from paper
published in Connecticut, near where the, fam y
:, of the brave and lamented Col. Ransom resides
Such infamous and tory sentiments are uttered in
a spirit of opposition to the administration, the


persons utering them forget that while SO doing


they utter black treason to their country and tha


those precious paragraphs taken up and pu
bished in Mexican papers, in Justification of thei
. barbarous assassnations of the wounded on tn,
battle field.


Il "Among the killed, in the recent bnitle efor
: the city of Mexico, is Col. Ransom OF the New
England regiment. He took his sword in an un
! righteous cause, and has perished by the sword
t We regret his death only ,ce regret homicide,
. Yhose career Of blood is arrested by fhe gazlous
in an ing1oricasi siassgAssssiouso ssAss he has perisAe
g are to be sacrificed in this internal acar whic
r our government is waging for the extension O
slavery. we prefer should be those officers rahe
i; Than privates-of the intelligent dupers rathe
i. than the ignorant duped.''


,t LIGHT IN THE METRoPoLIs.-The Washingto
= Union. of the 26th ul, says the great lantern
n the top of ehe Capitol was lighted up again 10
% night with additional burners. The night wa
= sufficiently dark for the experiment and we ar
l. happy to state that the effect on the Capitol sqdar
e and the surrounding scenery was very fine. Tn
: area in front was beautifully illuminated,
IS light was softer and more delicate even than III
It moonshne. Some burners also lighted u
b near and around the Capitol which contributed t
o the effect produced by the lofty lantern, which il


l'--ntaasod or ho-o tho dome.