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MEDICAL CARDS.

DE: g. NJ. sAUNDERs's OFFICE. No. II2
- ~ Charles Str6et.-Dr SAUNDERs iesIS grstein n
e citizens OF New Orleans for their generons sunpo and
hope It prompt attention to business will meet eontinu
ahce OF ue SAME lie Is In possession of remedy that will
break up any lever in from to IL hours Persons wishing Ia
Try can OBTAIN II upon application his Office my2O "
pUEANIC DRUG STORE, No. az C,1,1 Z,r.,J
AZ conducted by DR.. A. A. JONES' mill IL Iv ''
hrs. HOUGH and FRYDINGER viii attend to H.
~ practice OF their profession in all in its branches St
and constant daily attention paid office Practice ONT dnoS
calls attended to at all hours Office No. 1873 arnnpe
near the CarroiltOn Railroad Depot. ''
EGYPTIAN EYE BAI.sAN,
COHEN, having had 30 years experience offers The
IL. above intalble remedy for all Diseases per- 1s
tanning to the EYE. Ophthalmia, OF five years k<<zt&
standing, cured in ii weeks; the Tear in the Eye sEs
Of years, cured in 10 weeks; man Of this city, ~
being stone blind for months, restored to the sight of
aye IN three weeks gentleman who always used for
% years by using only drop, was enabled to read the
newspaper without them by Candeigh hours after. In
Drlhancy to the Eye, and also strengthens the sight
CHARLES street. apE ly
rs. ELLIOTT, Veterinary Surgeon, would announce
entity IRat s he E Tre gI S city S and It's vi ~ ~
business IN nus line entrusted TO his -s1 -N1@A
III Elliott hopes hsong experience Veterinary Surgeon
WI insure MN large business he spent nine years in the
veterinary College OF France, five years Prussia and the
st Ve years IN this city with great success. The Doctors
chSrges are from VI TO $40 upon durable disease.
~ The Doctor to be found at all hours of the day and
night at Iattersals Stables, ST. Charles street ~
t-S- FAMILY HORSES, well broke, always or hand
and for sale. ~ mia 81,
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ROARDING HOVsK,

No. I21 8I5y7TIER STREET, 6etl0een So. Charles
and CarORdete, one door from of CGr0Rdeie
MRS. WILSON respectfully informs her Is{7A
w friends and tie public that she continues in the III,
above eligible location ocCupied by her during the s
last years, and prepared accommodate her friends
and those who may favor her with their patronage. From
long experience and the very desirable and convenient
location of her House, feels confident OF being able 10
give entire satisfaction 10 all who may favor her with their
patronage. Her TERMS will continue TO he very Mop
ERATE. do 1yd&W
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DON'T CikAK HOTEL, near Mobiis.-Tns IN

E1OINE UllhAlt IOIBIl, near MObile.-TNe
dersgned respectfully informs the public, that -.
having leased this and extensive establishment, IS
ne viii open on the LIST OF May, for the s,A
uauOn oil season visitors and transient sDournef5. es
has spared pains expense in fitting up with new Ur
tTe, and his prices viii be extremely moderate subject
deduction by agreement by the month season. families
and others when correspondence with that view is
Quesled. The Hotel finished and well known to the
public 1t situated the prominent point Of land
the eastern shore of Mobile Bay about 10 miles below the
city, and looking upon the Gulf Of Mexico without any
Island intervening land TO ObstrHgt the breeze which
enjoyed in all their freshness and purity. The sane of
the water affords unsluaed attractions for bathing, and the
bath houses which neat and large only 90 yards rom
the Hotel. The neighbOrhOOd abOunds in game with fine
roads, etc The Hotel IL 49, feet front, with spacious
galleries rs feet wide, and comfortably accommodate go
The house has been carefully built and well finished
with fire places, extensive stables have also been built
new and fast steamboat is daily expected, and she will
make two trips day between Mobile and the Point from LIST
May TO l November The Subscribers long experience in
the successful management OF several large Hotels, is
guaranty to extent Oifahe With his having invested
largely IN this enterprise that sOr oe cannot BE- found
generous and discerning public sustain MIN. Letters
should be addressed To me at Mobile Ala
ap43 emdgW PARKER
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DIR, 7oOnseRd-Dear Sir have lie pleasure TO inform
you that three of my have been cured OF the croas
Dy the use OF your excellent medicine They were afflicted
very severely with bad sores have taken only four bottles
took them away, for which feel myself under great Obga
ton. fOurs, respectfully,
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Between Gravier and Common SIS.
This Company being organized solely for the protection Of
lhe poGy holders and their families against and pow
ery, in its operations great National benevolent inst
atotng for small annual sum, paid duuug life, large
and handsome legacy to widows and children after death
a pOucy holders, whether Tor lie shorter terms, who
continue the insurance till DEATH participate in the whole
OF the profits OF the company.
Creditors insure the lives OF debtors. maTrel woman
can effect Insurance life Of her husband 10 hes0e ben
cut and use oil herself and Children free from claims OF
creditors
John Hagan, Joseph Walker, John 9. Allison,
Peter ConTey, JT., Maunse White, VIM. L. Leyerich,
hOnert ). ward, Samuel Stewart, Edward Sparrow,
Isaac johnson, Henry s. BuckneF.
PETER CoNREY, Jr. President Board Of Trustees
DIRECTORS:
John l., Lewis Il II. Barton, William II. White,
~ T. Hail., AndreW Carr, Theo. II. MCCaeb,
John l.. Saiarans, Geo. w. Smith, II. NJ. Norman,
i Z; w; se vel, ITngs Bebee c. &. snethen,
Edw. Jenner Coke.
JOHN llAGAN, President of the Company.
EDw. JENNER COxE, Vice President
noass HGEF NJ M M GaSsa BGS1S OF
II. G. HRARTr, Actuury.,.E l., GoOLD, Attorney.
RICHARD BEIN, NJ. d., No ri Magazine street, Medical
Examiner who will be at the office daily from liza 10 p M
BY the Charter only g. 600 Is taken on single life
fR This Company is prepared entertain applications
Tor Life insurance. and issue Policies all sound and healthy
White persons and Negroes the Table of Rates established
by the Board which less than the CHARGED bV e
New York and London Offices and without their restrictions
to residence in the South BY the charter Dividends of
Profits declared annually, and the profits draw interest,"
and can be made available at once to the extent of
OF their amount where the purity has paid his premiums full
~ California PermitsNew York and lor don rates Pros
pectus, Table OF Raies and all information &OLle lnsut
ance and all papea necessary to ELECT Insurance be had
at the office OF the Company.
kP Extensive Travelling Privileges allowed.
Ag Ollce hours, A. NJ. to P. NJ. Jyl3 ~
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DENTTSTRY

H II. BADGER, Dentist will return 10 NewOrlean 6y
n the 10th Of November next iy9
RORDLlsK, Dertlst. No. IA North sheet, Laiayes
-. SQUARE. Mrs. Ilndsav's. New Orleans. iG2i
1h. a. LION, Dentist, late OF a. Canal street Womb
~ conildentiaIy recommend his friends and patients Ia lr
4 WEST. as skiltu DEST5sE during his absence ifom
New Orleans. J. WEST. Practical Dentist
Igy21 6m ia 81 Charles near Lafayette SGasie
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SADDLERY. ETC
sADDLERY WAHEHOUsg.
81 ! ~ Nos. 90 AND 81 COMMON ST. n

BADULhIfH WAIkEtfOUBE,
&S VI Nos. 90 AND 81 COMMON ST. Ga
- u N4SMlTH 81 BROTHER man. -
kAzA1RBu facurers and dealers in SAD. r
DifS and III. aRN ESS OF every style and quality would
call the attention Of Merchants Planters Others 10 their
aEge and well assorted stock made and selected especially
or ths mafkeii comprising variety Of sades now in
ssa; Goach Gie Buggy, Wagon. Can and Dray Harness;
Deer sheen and Goat skins; Brides; Martngaes Trnnks;
Whips, Bits spurs Strags, etc. ETC. Also Mil aud Gin
Bands Saddles TOols and Trimmings Carriage Trimmings
etc. al OF the best quality and al the lowest prices
aua0 SMITH u BROTHER, 90 and 81 Common 81
FOR CAILFOIgNIA.
SADDLES, BRIDES, BlTTS, STiRRIJPs eie nj
~ ~ s eggssffY .d9scEipu9n INDIA RUBBER csR
OLOTHiNG of all kinds. AM BEDS, PII.- kgAt4A
Lows, fARP4pIlEst SADpLE .HA9a.. TENTS, 15teifAe
inaia Rubber Tent Cloths, Of all sizes, for sale by
ylO SMITH BROTHER 80 Common u.
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This oefeaie conousiyely that this Sarsapaha has
perfect control the most obstinate disease OF the Blond
Three persons cured in one house IS unprecedented.
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pola iUANk Elk IN TIE MUUTH,
below Is an account Of another child saved Dr. Town.
sends Sanapala has saved the lives of thousands OF chill
dren The following two certificates are selected from cat
number received thisweek:
NEW YORK, April /, l8sI
Dr I0pnS0id-lJeaI Sir: One of my children was very
sick with Canker In the Mouth and Threat attended Win
great debility 1t came near dying obtained some Of your
you feel very grateful. YOura, respectfully, ~
ELIZABETH FOWLER n DesbyOsses stvAat
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GROCERIES, LIQUORS, ETC.

OhNOEh1ECSl LIN ~ 49, - a Os
n cRJFFF 4, co., No. %, 80, 40 and AZ Old
N. Levee-Q fer for sale in log 70 SUIT pur'nasS"
| 100 bbls. Taylor's Albany alei
q q casks SasEs' v %ssls.lA Ale and RSysr;
,eS P PS Chang GhsmPRq gIs.9 GNVPiNNKEG AR
80 80 B BP and sh casks New York Brandy and Gin
I IS SB h ai Rs: RS vi #4 msfSf; "iNh
20 7" Old Monongahela "
| 500 boxes Star CANDLES;
s SS Fox G' sTARCH:
IeS Lemon sY pRTT upderw9od's and MIsrs
50 hall sif SIS. GER XIX in Vinegar;
100 pkgs New York Refined SUGARS;
70 uerces Sugar Cured HAMS, Stage Il Shay, Evans
500 kegs e s Wesis eiS' BUTTER;
100 6oTes. RAIsINs; Nv
j SS R R6L: NJ Y ANA MIAAiSjKEREL, new;
1000 Teams Straw PAPER;
100 half chests Pouchong 1 EA, papers to the p;
Also Imperial and Gunpowder Teas, Rio and Havana
lowest market prices. jy2o
ENBUITs, WINES, IIqg0Its, etc. etc.
dealers in Wines Liquors Foreign Fruits, e!G have on hand
and are constantly receiving full supplies Of BRANDY Of
Jean Louis pnet Gason, J. Fraud of the following yn.
ChAMPAGS EsofIeidseiok, Red Eagle Ciquot, schnei
der, Duca Grape, and other well known and established
RT;|SandOman's. Osborn, ofHey Webergle's. in wood
SHEER -Pemartins Racayq and Echeoepar, in wood
HOCkTStelnwelrs RHdesheimer, Johannsberger Spark
aRq Bsa%si Wells,
Muller PToy2st Lea Ierrn's, Worcester Sauce, etc.;
NUTs--Walnqts, Fibers, Pecaps, Brazil. etc.;
prime Jordan Almonds;
kAlSIES-l0O0 boxes prime NJ r and London Layers;
Orange etc. jeI7
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UsWRGO, Michigan, Oct. z, lB4I.
DIR. 1OWRsend-Dear Sir: purchased for my wife two
bottles Of Sarsapara of your agent, Mr.. McNa OF Kala
mazo0 to Try it for the Fever and Ague Before had lin
hed the first bottle, il appeared to the blood, and every
other day. when the chs and fever appeared they less
violent; and before size had finished the bottle she
tey Relieved and she much better than she had been
before she took the ague. lady that had bet very sick
with chs and fever but had broke them with anime and
exceedingly with the cake, seeing the effect that had
my wife, she sent and procured few bottles, and il
restored her few weeks to complete health Your SaIsa
paFla without doubt, unequaed in diseases incident
the West, and if you think that this communication wilbe
of use, you are al liberty to use it as you choose:
Yours, respectfully, CHARLES ii. SWAIN.
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ntN,,u n. H.. q. 3. q =. s. KNAPP,
D61NIAL SURGEONS, No. 104 COMMON S

HEY can convince any one thai T,Sona rs,, ,.,, H.
of yvbchs ,sea 70 extreme old Hge millions sEsSaa
be preservei VIZ mo nov annually lost that might
ment = Ne9 anu Juuicous tgeat- " I z ~ <<t,9A
den, on eonlof beauty and longevity ara gneatlv sn
uent on me preservation o th res oie s'eauy uePen'
ho9unaeies Caused by expognre nr a., 80. -
aia the nerve destroyed ,cbon, ei's odil ne re-
lAey nave used The ieiieon AMI IN osi , .oo,
success M destToyin 10 the patient and with entiTe
taons e ae ~ ~ most surgical oSean o.
sion in this city. '1 many OF the medical probes.
They are prepared to insert RTIFlC, Al ,c,,,,,,,
one 70 sfs Se' either with OF without Arhea n' from
TequireO according to the latest scendfe may
the art 'S Improvements in
Those persons who have teged their operation To-
years past VIII oheerlnlly Lear testimony In he U
ueulary OF their beauty and durability mh ~ Xxx sSr
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OFFICE AND RESIDENCE, 39S Canap styeet inst
~ above Deofd; :. Ne will perform all sE1sgss -
operations on the TEETH for their preser a.
s l..a saa beauty. artificial Teeth in u
crate. - Ss' ~ is , " I5
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bLACKWELL.S ISLAND, sept IA, l-4.
DR.. 1Ol5RseRd-Dear Sir: have suffered terribly for
nine years with the Rheumatism; considerable of the time
could eat, sleep walk had the utmost distressing
pains, and my limbs terribly sWOeg. have used -four
bottles OF your Sarsapala ana ney have done
than thousand dollars wOrto. good am much bet
ter-deed, am entirely relieved You liberty use
this for the benefit of the afflicted. Yours, respectfully,
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HE subscriber respectfully invites the patronaEeo of -
Il the TRAVELLING PUBLIC, confident that ysssf
ne can supply the wants OF the Transient Visers a
montgomery well any of his competitions Those a
who are going to, returning from the North, obtain
MEALS HOURS suit the arrival and departure
the railroad cars and steamers fine four horse OMNIBUS
constantly IN attendance convey and from the
boats to the cars free Of charge The accommodations are
equal TO other establishment in the town. and, being al
REDUCED Igte. offer additional inducements 10 the travelling
public The best Stewards Cooks and Servants engaged,
and no pains Will be spared render the stay Of vs peas
ant and agreeable.
aua d&IVtl C. A. ARERCROMBIE
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JAMES II. sPRATLEY,,
suaenoN d DENTIST,
:, pp,l 2; p: nTLhooM DENTisT.

Once No. no So. Charles street,
x..,.., Between Pnydfaa 1saa yete SQUIRE
WhhkE al spsIaisn' the TEETH vii he performed "a
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DR.. Townsends Sarsapana is unequaled in Of tine
Cs and Fever and Ague. The following letter is only
Of the hundreds that have received from the South and
West of like character:
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DAss CHRIsTINN 0OTFj-TI

E9Ass CHRlSTlAN HOEEl--Inl, establishment, SO
wei known to the citizens Of Newt lneans and 49,,
vicinity, Will re- open on SATURDAY May llth, EA,!f
LonneGted with the Hotel Bath houses, towing tsis
Alleys Billiard Rooms, Pistol Gallery, and Carriages NJ.
The purity of the atmosphere with the cool refreshing sea
breeze and total absence Of all diseases incidental Southern
laudest renders the Pass most desirable residence
while lis proximity NewOfeans makes peculiarly
convenient for those having business requiring attention. The
communication and from the place effected daily by the
Mai Cpmpany steamers Oregon j. j.. Day. California, Flo
nd9 81 Charles and Mobile, which, for speed elegance,
Union Physicians of well kn8wn reputation reside at the
Pass, whose services can all hours be obtained and the
Acatsmy, under the able supernendence of G. Backman
Esq (which Will open IN June( sufficient guarantee TO
parents that the education of their children will not suffer from
prolonged residence at the Pass.
Inc southern Yacht Club will hold their meetings. COM
menCing July 4th.
As heretofore, every exeron viii be used to maintain the
ments and 10 render the OOum OF Families and Bachelors
r. Il, MONTGOMERY, Agent.
Passg Miss, April 3d.
M B,-leerS, papers, and other maabe matter ell at
the office OF NJ JadsOn, Esq, corner Camp and Canal SIS
wil be iOrwaEded daily by the way-ma
myl 3md&W I'm
RlL0XI HOUSIE-rhe public is respectfully informed
- that this establishment will he opened for the -
reception Of visitors on the 10th inst Attached TO the fN
ROOM, TEN PIN ALLEYS, BATH HOUSES and
SIABLES The table will be always supplied with the
delcace Of the Sea Coast and the New Orleans market
The large Lawn, and the great number Of Shade Trees
families of one along the Coast Persons wishing
secure rooms Will please address the undersigned and send
their communications by boat.
From and after July TO- the rates Of board will he reduced
Per week $40 90 Per day ...,.....$ Il so
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" EETH FIX. <Ss~gsyss,, r~gs~,
IR ACTlNG, by sFgI ~ '7TsgESt sSs5SA
MARTIN WILL-20,tOl fySE4E4TtsAlE2 f3fE ~" lssJ
a MffE ior AZ. 'F#s$fbi oc. Is
sale aud Retail No "a Grod sreet, NewOteans iY3 3m'
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GUNNER WATERING PLACE-EA -.
~ PASCAGOULA HOUSE.-The undersigned ~
having leased the above establishment from the former WIFE
proprietor, Nj. j, McRae would inform the public sasAu
mat the same VIII be opened the LIST of June. The Oca
uon OF tins establishment is superior in most respects 10
on tie Southern coast 1t lar that it entirely be
yond the influence OF the waters OF the Mississippi and the
bathing at all times salt. glance at the map OF the Gull
coast VIII show this The prevailing winds of the
bring the WATER and intercepted by marshes
or fresh water nlsts is the overflow of the Mississippi
felt Fish and Oysters OF the best kind had in abundance
and VIII be served Ill the best style. The usual
found IN such are found at this place and the rides and
The proprietor atters himself from his experience in the
business atla will be able give general satisfaction, and
the public ensured that pains efforts his part
be spared to make his guests comfortable Ills table will be
furnished a the best STYLE The wharf will be entirely new
well the bath houses, which large and comfortable
RATES OF BOARD;
FOR person staying month longer $40 OO month.
For persons staying less than month";. II ~ week
VII per udy Z W
Congratulations will be addressed to the undersigned at
East PlscagOula. T. Ii. jerks Proprietor
~ Having eased the above establishment 10 Mr.. r. il.
Jenk take great pleasure in soliciting for him the patron
age OF my former friends patrons, and fee 10 hesitation
IN saying that they will taN him with cal, they
Establishment
uyiad 2nd&W NJ. J. MCPAE, former prourietor
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NIAH CANDLhs-Y5Q bOKss Tor Isle BY
, au& !, w. ARTHUR 4 co, q and y New IeYes,
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j. WEST.
o 1I1Esaupe

1I2 ST. Charses strest, near LaGa,,,,s So,,o-s
IQLE proprietor OF DIR. Levett's PATENT ENAMEL
~ Dy winch al the God Pates Springs and Clsps nsel In
securing Artificial Teeth, concealed by a beautGi Nm
anei making not only complete imitation OF the natural
leeih and Gums, but protecting the metal from acids and
removing the unpleasant metallic TASTE imDarsd 10 ths
mouth BY all other uiodea. :" s'ie
y, w. would call Particular attention 10 his mproyed
melhod OF inserting Teeth Gold Plate. Persons reaunne
sneh would 40 wen TO ca and examine specimens All ma
Opefauons VIII be warranted the hest of workmansbp and
material and 70 give satisfaction those who may puron
h0nored him with their patronage,
Professor Stone, Dr. BenhTook NANNY g. N.yin,
bfolessor MoFphy, Sykes u HYDE Rnl,esSn ID Alsno
tloissso5 DimitIy, Sturges Il Wright, etc etc
M ~ dentists supplied with Gold Foil, Plate Teeth eio
1nee and residence, No. II . SIR (nApIes snaei ,as.
Tue corner Of P0yaFas '' Wi
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MANO's MUSIC STORE,

Ea~ DnEggg Merchants and Others wishing 10 purchase
q eel again will be furnished reduced prices Address j.
WRIGHT X co, No. 5l ChartFa, street, New Orleans
The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1850-11-22

This body was organized on the 18th inst.
by the election of WELDON n. EDWARDS, of
Warren, as Speaker of the Senate; and JAMES
c. DoBBIN, of Cumberland, as Speaker of the
House Of Commons. The vote in the Senate
was, for EDWARDS 90, for Colonel JoYNER IL;
in the House for DoBBIN 65, for KENNETH
RAYNER 40. JOHN Hill was elected princi-
pal clerk, 6. f. B. SINGLETARy reading clerk,
DIR. CAMERON principal doorkeeper, and PAT
RICK McGowEN assistant doorkeeper 10 the
Senate; and Messrs. BUsBEE and BAILEY
clerks to the House.
The Raleigh Register says that these "pro-
ceedings followed up, as they doubtless will
be, by other instances Of reckless prescription,
will raise such storm of virtuous indigna-
ton throughout the State, that those who
have lashed the elements into fury viii be
glad enough to escape its pitiless peltings."
Messieurs, the Locofocos, it is quite clear,
are very tolerant when they are out of power;
but the moment they get into power they become
rigid party disciplinarians. Thus they tolerated
the election of Mr.. BUsBEE, Locofoco, in
ls4S, when the Wings were in the ascendan-
cy; but now when themselves are in majority
though they can tolerate that gentleman's re-
election, they can permit no such act of grace
and magnanimity to be exercised towards his
associate clerk, Mr.. DoDGE, who is Wing.
The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1850-11-22
From The Richmond (Va.) Uhig.

The Presidents LETTKR.-We hasten TO in
scrt the Presidents letter, through the Acting
Secretary Of State, addressed 20 DR. Collins.
of Georgia, which we should have published in
yesterdays paper but for interruption in our
southern exchanges. This letter will be univer-
sally read and as universally applauded except by
determined fault finders for The admirable rood
sense and firm yet conciliatory spirit which Il
displays. What will the Charleston NerctrV
and other dissatisfied spirits say to THE cour-
teous yet dignifed rnissive from the Esecu.
tive chair viii they say that such a letter.
in answer to complaints, urged 10 the Executive
in the spirit Of free citizen was eyer intended
for elcctioncering purposes, a mere cloak to
cover designs upon the popular feeling of Georgia2
We shall pause for reply, when the letter itself IL
circulated and read by the sober minded and in
telligent people of tho South The letter itself viii
be.s sufficient passport among right minded men;
and we are greatly mistaken IL II does not exalt
Mr.. Fillmore still higher, II possible, In pub.
lie estimation. Following 30 soon the sudden
and somewhat unexpected explosion at Nash
vile, II will nerve the hearts of all true
Union men, and discourage those who have
cherished disloyal sentiments. The President
makes plain the path of duty which the Constitu-
ton and Laws, and his own solemn oath 10 support
them, have marked for the Chief Magistrate OF
the nation. He intends to act wise Chief Mag.
isratc ought 10 act, cooly and dispassionatey bat
firmly and faithfully. The President, in the dis.
charge Of his high functions, will be respecter Of
person, or placce-of parties or sections He will
neither wink at the fsnatical fury Of an abolition
mob at Boston, at the more refined but not
lees dangerous Vaccinations Of southern disunion.
ists.