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subscriptions, and Col Gayle pledged Dallas coun

ty for $5,000. The New Orleans Delta discourages

the effort to make Kanzas a slave state- It thinks

the South would be wiser to push its conquests

southward and south-westward, where it can ac

complish sure and desirable triumphs. It says:

The preservation of slavery in Cuba, its

restoration to Hayti, to Jamaica, &c., to Mexico

and Central America, are of more practical im

portance to the South by far than to secure its

precarious existence in Kanzas.”

From Washington.

Mr Leiter’s resolution, Monday afternoon, was

tabled by the combined vote of Orr and Fuller’s

supporters, together with the votes of Campbell

of Ohio, Moore, Harrison and Wheeler. Barclay

of Pa. was the only democrat who voted against

tabling the resolution.

Lewis D. Campbell has been smoked out by the

comments'on his factious course in the republican

ranks, and written a letter to the National Intelli

gencer, explaining why he docs not vote with

the rest for the plurality rule. His reasons are:

1, That I am not fully satisfied that it is not an

infraction of the spirit of the constitution; 2,

That it is an abandonment of an uniform usage,

which did not in 1819, and I fear would not now,

promote the success of the principles which I

advocate; 3, Because I have reason to appre

hend that its adoption at this time will result in

giving the organization of the House to the

friends of the Nebraska act; 4, Because, aside

from principle, I am not disposed to stultify my

past record until I am satisfied it is wrong; cer

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Springfield weekly Republican. (1856). Springfield, Mass., 1856-02-02. Haiti in the American Press. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn83020847/1856-02-02/ed-1/?sp=2

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Library of Congress, Chronicling America: Springfield weekly Republican, 1856-02-02.