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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-04-28

EUREKA--Irona and Wire Railing Man
II ufactory, Main street, betweentth and 9th,
No. GIG, East side.
The subscribers having built new shop ION the
site Of the old one) and made extensive additions
thereto are prepared TO furnish Iron railing Pat.
tent Wire Railing, verandahs, Balconies, Tree Sox
es Iron Settees Chairs &c, of all patterns, and fat
ter themselves from their long experience at the bu-
einess (having put up not few IN and sbout Rich
mond) that they can furnish Railing at prices to
salt the times, varying from Use to IS per foot.
ALSO-Vault and Cellar Doors, Cravings of all
descriptions, Awning Frames, Iron Bedstea2s,
Lightning Rods of the most approved style; and
all kinds of smith work done in the best manner
and on reasonable terms.
Crates, Tenders, and Summer Fronts for Crates
of all styles and patterns. -
Having put up a superior oven for enanehlng
land no one viii deny the superiority OF the nre
coloring over all others we are prepared to supply
Crates Of our own manufacture, equal 10 any mace
and at northern prices. Call elsewhere ana exam
inc, then give us call before purchasing.
EP We are determined to do all WORK IN the
best manner, and with despatch.
+. J. BARNS g. co.
cTo ,'owNEs ap l9-d1m
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DICHMUND MANUFACTOhf .-,6 I5olI
hand Silver Pencil Cases; the ever pointed pens
manufactured by as experienced workman as any
in the United States, end second to none.
sner,acies of various kinds and those ground
by ourselves, positively restoring the sight as near
as artificial means can.
The Ever Flowing Fountain Pen, modern
invention, combining skill with simplicity, ana no
this age" For further particulars please call at the
Office and examine for yourselves as to the utility,
workmanship, and durability; and decide whether
it is reality humbug.
Mandatory at the corner OF llfh and Main st ;
office in room formerly occupied by the Richmond
Library.
Pens re.pointed and warranted to stand
ana RICHMOND MANDATORY.
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LADIES' BOOTS, SHOE

-
&c, &c.--The subscriber respect
fully informs the ladies and the public gene.
rally, that he keeps constantly on hand
large and well selected assortment Of all kinds of
Ladies' and Cnildrens Shoes, too numerous to
mention, and manufactures to order every style IA
his line which can be called for Of the finest quail
ty and OF the best materials at the shortest notice.
and at the lowest prices. call is solicited at No.
TIC. opposite Farmers Bank.
JAMES B. LEACH
ALSO-A large stock of Gardeners Bonts
Shoes, &c, kept on hand and manufactured in the
most fashionable style, by Mr.. JACOB KARR.
N B.-Store formerly occupied BY Karr Bro
Their. ap Sim
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EAGLE FOUNDRY.

THE subscriber having removed TO the large
IL Foundry just erected by him, and fitted out
with machinery of the latest and most approrc1
STYLE u.s. in addition to the manufacture of Tobac-
CO Flanening Mills, prepared TO receive orders for
stationary Steam Engines, Saw and Grist Mills Ag-
ricumral Machines, Tobacco Presses of every de-
scription. and all kinds of iron and brass Castings.
He pledges himself to execute faithfully and with
despatch all work entrusted TO him, and respect
fully solicits call from his friends and the public
generally. PHILIP RAHM,
Cary, between Pearl and 5th streets.
The highest cash prices paid for old CASTINGS,
brass and copper an 6-dlm
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!, A WRONG IMPRESSIONS

a A WRONG IMPREsSION.--some
nay suppose, because we have the largest
and most suitably finished salesroomin me
city, that our prices are higher than tne
"old school, establishments. But our object IN
erecting saloon worthy the patronage OF the La
dies of Virginia, land that we admit is pretty taH
boasting has been, and is, by the greater variety
of the styles and qualities, and the additional con-
venience for waiting upon customers, to s''ise.
them in such numbers as to enable US 10 sell at ine
lowest possible rates. And we are happy 70. say
That thus far we have realized our warmest annel'
pations, and TO ell those who wish to select tTom
large and varied assortment, at moderate prices
are invited to call at the Boot Shoe and Trunk ga
loon of WHITE q PAGE,
ap22 3 doors below Dooley's Hat store.
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e WATCHES.-HENRY LYMAN, In.
"a PORTER AND WHOLESALE DEALER IN
GAZ, EVERY DESCRIPTION OF WATCHES, ia
asnow in receipt of very extensive stock,
which, for beauty of style and quality, surpass any
thing ever offered in this city To dealers we Of
fer the greatest advantages ever made in this
branch of trade in Richmond. Buyers viii do well
to examine our stock previous making their pur.
chases, at HENRY HYMAN'S,
90 Main street.
Importer of Watches and Guns.
N. B.-A quantity of Watch Materials on hand,
suitable for country watch makers aud dealers, to
be sold very cheap, Tor cash.
Watches and Jewellery carefully repaired BY ex
perienced workman NH Is
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a GENTLEMENs, BOOT


MAND SHOE MANUFACTORY-
Il The subscriber continues to manufacture
~7 Gentemens' Boots and Shoes in the most
fashionable style. of the best material and made by
workmen who are inferior TO none. This depart
ment is under the care of Mr. A NJ Davis as fore
man, who has much experience as cutter, and
great skill in making articles suit the fancy of
the most tastidious. Those who may favor with
their orders may rest assured that every eXertjon
viii be made to please them, as to articles and fit
ALEX HILL,
Manufacturer of Boots, Shoes, &c., 1877 Main st.,
Richmond, Va. ap27
TO COUNTRY MEkCHANTS.-JUAN
L PlZZ1NI hasthe pleasure of announcing to his
country friends, and the public generally, that he
is just in receipt of large supply of Spring Goods
consisting in part of the following articles, viz:
$50 boxes R: NJ. Raisins, (whole, hall, and
quarter boxes.)
80 drums Smyrna Figs.
so jars No. l Prunes.
00fancy boxes do.
25 boxes Lemons.
25 do Oranges.
2bales English wslnuts Cine and freshly
S days Palm Mute.
5 do Filberts.
10 trails Dates
Snboxes Citron.
$4,000 superior Cigars. various approved brands)
20dezen assd Pickles.
With fine assortment of Dolls, Fancy Goods &C.,
together with large assortment of Candies of his
own manufacture, which he is now prepared to
furnish in any quantity, with any other articles in
his line that may be wanted, on the most ccom
modahng terms-at 152, next to the Exchange
Rank mi
RORAX.-2 cases refined Borax Just to hand
- and for sale by
apa6 "a. sTREcKER.
bacon SIDES.-6 hhds without backbone
- landing and for sale by
apes J. H. CLAIBORNE.
NROlIMELIN's PURE GROUND PEP
Y PER AND MUSTARD, for sale by
ap26 JOHN H. CLAIBORNE.
WANTED TO HIKE, for the balance OF the
ply to JUAN PIZZiNI.
ap2 Next door to the Exchange Bank
r EFINED SUGAR.-LoveriDg S Loaf, crush.
~ ed, pulverised and coarse pulverised, receiving
per steamer.
apes WILLIAMS & BROTHER.
NEW ENGLAND RUM. 10 bbls, landing
ape WILLIAMS L. BROTHER.
HERRINGS.-5O bbls HALIFAX Herrings. lust
IL received, for sale by
ap Is WILLIAMS & BROTHER.
rINCINNATTI RECTIFIED WHIs-
" KEY, for sale by
ap26 JOHN H. CLAIBORNE.
FOR SALE-A first iale COW, If application
l. be mede at once
FOR HIRE--A dining room Servant BOY for
tne balance OF the year. Apply at this office
~ to-n
OOkING-GLASS PLATES, assorted
~ sizes, for sale at low prices by the box or sing.
~ at c. J. SINTON d. CO.'S,
Sign of the Circular Saw
ap 20 III Main street
pRIME LEAF LARD, Bacon Shoulders
and Breast Pieces, for sale BY
ap<o JOHN II. CLAIBORNE
1 Ill vlTRlOL.-l0 carooys on Vifriol. on
mr. 10 hfr
ap q 0. A. STRECKER.
SPRING GOODS.-Ju.t opened a large and
fashionable assortment of Spring Clothing.
aiso' large assortment OF new style Cloths, Cas.
simeres, vestfngs, DC, something really new
and rieh. Gail and examine at No 100.
mn ~ E. B. SPENCE.
A COOK WANTRD.-We with to hire or
"A purchase first rate female COOK. In either
case we wiz pay very literally, provided we are
fully suited. Common Cooks need not be offered
~ T0LER & COOK,
cps General Agenn.
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~ DENTAL sURGEON--DE
r. x. CHANDLER, (graduate of,t.
01InYDB Baltimore College o! DentsI 4 sue ,.e
gery0 offers his professional ~.
vices TO the citizens of Richmond and yictnsv SET
Office AS, Main street, Eagle Square
REFERENCES Professor c. B. Gibson p,
C. p Johnson, Rev DR.. Howell, Rev. j Ts-1 ioL
Rev Ro. Ryland A. G. Workman, NJ. D and ~.
F. Butler, ESQ.,, Richmond |"
Professor c. A. Harris, Prof. Thomas F. Pons
Prof. w. r. Handy, Prof. c. o. Cone, and / es.e-
Noble, d. D. s., Baltimore fe o69n.e
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ITO THE LEGISLATURE OF VIR.
= GlNiA.-Please TO call at OSBORN & cos
Daguerrean Gallery 1.-The only place where Won can
obtain those beautiful flesh coored Daguerreo.
types, get lockets, which have been admired 40
much the past month. Do not be humbugged with
the idea that you can get as good pictures taken
with SIDE window as can be taken with North
Sky Light. Bear 1t in mind YOU can have uictnres
at our Gallery without having one side of the face
a. black as charcoal or the other side as white as
chalk. The public are invited to cali and examine
specimens, at l72 Main street, opposite the Banks
OSBORN Il COMPANY,
up 20 Sign of the American Flags
DUKE OLIVE OlL.-10 jars, original pack.
ages, of virgin Olive on, warranted The finess
arncle 10 this market, imported and for sale by
apo o. A. STREcKER.
I1UmFs.-chain Pnmpa, for sale by
sp ~ VAN LEW 4 TAYLOR
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A gentleman rode up to public house il
the country, and asked:
sWh0 il the master Of this house ~
= sn, SIR replied the landlord, asmy wife
has been deed about three weeks"
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sAsTA GREATLY REDUCED
NzsSSsga=Ef FARE TO STANTON VIA
COIISViLLE.-Over Plank Road n Por-
ton Of the Distance.-OE Monday April 18th,
we shall have line of four-horse Stages, ri inning
from Sco.tsville TO Stanton, three times per week,
viz: Monday, Wednesday and Friday. Passengers
will take our Boats at o'clock, P. NJ, on those
days, and arrive III Staunton at 10, p NJ next eve
ming. Fare through to Staunton So so.
P. S-A daily line will be put on in short time,
OF which due notice will be given
ap 10 BOYD, EDMOND g. DAVENPORT
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pTRECT LINE gROM

DIRECT LINE EMy -
- GREENSBORO 9 ~ hlCh.
aUNs5 AND PETERSBURG, vA.--On and after
the first day Of April, 1852 there VII q me @
r h Burkeyille. Va, via Danvile, Halifax II
and Charlotte G H. to Burkeyille, where they ron,
,sc, nth he Richmond andtDanville Railroad, and
also with the South side Railroad rom tnaf place
- This line win run regularly three times week
leaving Richmond and Petersburg at ~ o'clock, A
M eyerv Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday. and ar.
rive in Greensboro the second day, at NJ
cave Greensboro every Tuesday, Thursday and
saturday at ga M, and arrive In Richmond and
petsrsburg secondary at II M.
Fare through from Greensboro to Richmond OF
Petersburg; Sl2
passengers by this line win go through without
delay. The line connects with the ynchburg and
Dauyille line of coaches at the latter town.
J. HoLDERBY & CO.
an 19-2m p FLAGG a. co
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The only money they use 10 the back part
OF Oregon, consists Of live stock--a hog pay.
ing for dollar, sheep paying for ifiy cents.
turkeys twenty five cents, and young dogs for
q shilling each. II Smith owes Jones q. I2l.
he sends him Eve hogs, and receives for change
one sheep, one turkey, and one pup.
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LOOK HERE!
MERCHANTS and others who are dealing in
I've his line would do well to call on the subscri.
Der, and examine his large stock of Plain and ia.
panned Tin Ware, Stoves, Pumps and Fluid
Lamps, with great variety of Fancy and
Housekeeping Goods, at his large Wholesale
and Retail Stove and Tin Ware Depot, No. 6. Main
street, doors above the old Market Richmond, Va.
Tin Roofing and Conductors done at the shortest
notice, and as cheap and good as any other establish
menf In the State WIN. SEARS WOOD
ap elm Aprac,icaI yEorL,,.
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then the House adjourned,
CONGRESS-MospAy.

SEsATE.-Mr. Sewa1 presented the resolu.
tons OF the legislature of New York in favor Of
q ship canal around the Falls of the Saint
Mary. Also. several petitions in favor of a line
OF steamers from New York to Galway, Ireland,
and IN favor of granting additional support TO
the Collins line.
Mr.: Walker presented the memorial of sew
eral thousand citizens Of the city of Philadel.
phla. praying the freedom ofthe public lands.
Several bills passed by the House were ia
tees.
line deficiency bill was then considered.
HOUSE OF REPREsENTATIvEs.-Mr Stanlv-
under suspension of the rules, introduced
Tesolu.on calling upon the Secretary Of the
T eassu,y Tor copies OF the accounts of John H.
Trenholm and Of VIM. H. Belt for printing exc.
er cute in their names for the Senate and House
ssp.esentstivss for the ,hirty-frst Congress,
Jonrnment ofthat Congress. 1t was agreeJ -
The House took up the bill to extend The
rants. A"''u war
Debate ensued.
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BULLDOG WAETED-A Kentucky ea;.
tor adyertises as follows WANTED Al This
ofhce,a bulldog, of any color, except the
pumpkin and milk, of respectable size. snub-
bed nose, cropped ears, abbreviated continue.
ton and bad disposition, who can come when
called with . raw beef steak, and will bite the
man who splits tobacco Juice on the stove and
steals the exchanges"
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RORAX.-2 cases refined Borax, just to hand
ID and for sale by
ap26 O. A. STRECKER.
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WE dEiy hear Of the most astonishing cures
" being effected by that great and popular medi-
cine the genuine
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& ,LOTHs, CASSEMERES AND VEST.
" INGS. We have now received our new and
complete assortment OF French Cloths, Cassimeres,
and Vestings which we will have made to order.
guarantying fit, and at prices reasonable as
can be had elsewhere
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IMPORTANT FROM CENTRAL AMERICA.
INDEPENDENCE CT SIN JUAN BEL N0RTE
FiNALLY GUARANTEED Ky
ENGLAND AND THE UNITED STATES
Celebration Of the Event 81 San Juan.
.,>e-....s-. .----s,~
ROBBERiEs ON TIE rs HMU3.
,---,-.-.>---s-- .--....-,.,s>.-.
ARREST or THE ROBBERS. IND EXECUTION
oF ONE or THEM.
Sc. Sc, y:c.
celebration Of the Event 81 San Juan
RoBBERlEs ON TIE psTHMUs.

Tbo steamship rromcth@as foe San Juan dd Nostc.
bins, aayics to tbs llh instant They highly nrc-
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RIfNirg IrtgIrlreucC.

II / ease lbat M jaime. ClleFer - Nagse 3 -
Together With I've lat.n1rs GYMS rttin III ~ whoa
they has taken ~ A. ayrHge, etycnty ounce - lat
.xr day for wccks This Il set dOWr SIS one 1t tho
richest cGims lately heard from
The miners on Cottonwood Greek, shasta valley,
doing w.lioue company making 500 per day 4 tie
haud
Ihe miner CD Chum Crock have moi been doing mgch
al atc 1Ls + owing chiefly II Tie unprotected pu.-
lion ~ cat section IL country The mines thCrc
presented 10 H. quite rich anG they vii rGab, be
pnr "a With profit during he year Scverp uunrsz f.s
hay been aeCvertJ ana machinery 4 about q ba p4ced
81 Them
Tbe digging. 90 what j termed Lower llun,ug h1vo
anruel OF t. j. much lichn& IAN was AZ mr. Gusr
yaod a EGrty i nix have tuned tic cleel r SOME
distance, aud in digging .he they re9l1ed $1,000
bhg uht pays II aycragn % - - cents - the
luckctni The wssh 1rt j. ~ feet deep aii Ill q .
rays ~ well
On the 18th May. The Gold RIM and Morrmac Quartz
so crashed - t9ne u rock from which thoy tol ont
ia VI aInalshui worth about $1,000 or SEQ er
1ou 1his exclusive ~ what remained 10 he NOR
,ars.
woods Ra,ine two miles wet Of Nevada though il
hn been worked and revoked To- tho lat three wears
s. yieiIs rich reward n the laDoret " 80 was taken
from pau gravel few days after lump a pure
god weighing S12 taken from sluiee. The owner
fths Temp offered bat refused $50 for IT, Another
srssim.n Bas ound last tuesday, of quartz ana gold
mixed weighing s64.
AtcoS ats from Negro Bar, American River. FAY -
Miners tere average from Eve TO ten dollars per day and
~ psms1 u gocd bapas cap always IND employment
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Naval InfeIrtppn.e

The {. : Hil Lovnnt NJ Norolk bound Tor Tho Neli-
errauean will not Fail probably before August accouu.
q the difficulty In getting sailors She wants sixty
10 complete her complement. Annexed is Est Of
her of,ocIs -Geo l.. Upshnr, Commander. Loutenants
Robert Pinkney jas. III. strong Matthias c. Main Jno
+. Docstur Acting Master VIM. e. Temple; Surgeon.
Lewis VI Minor Pnrscr. John L steele Passed Assist
ant surgeon, j. ! Mason; Passed Midshpmen, Horace
Crabb. Theodore Lee, Andrew w. Johnson; Mdship-
men Richard II. Gayle, Wu y GjasseI; Boatswan
Eotcit Powers; Gunner John Weber, Carpenter. j.
StinsoD Sailmaker, NJ PocoI.
u. s. surveying steamer WALKER, Lieut. Commanding
~ Y Sands eight days from Pascagoula via Kcy West
arrived NJ Norfolk on the 9th inst The following is list
u her officers -: Lieut.. Commanding r. r Sands: Lieu
tenant G. M. Norris Acting Master, s. D. McCauiey;
Passed MidtbipDen s. s. Bassett and w l.. Powell Cap.
tans Clerk 49, Hartmann Chief Engineer n II Long:
"a Asst Potts; Sd do Geo. Barton and Parks
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"Phillips, alias Clifford" is much ccnsursd. He is
famous for his rebbing exploits the Mississippi and
ssnfssssste having recently participated ina Highway
possessing personal appearance, we'll educated and
respectfully connected, having friends at Charles
town, Mass. Thompson had been whipped nd
branded in the United 6tate-had been in the State
prison, and had been under sentence Of death Our
town has been one scene Of seeplsssness and vigil
Ience for the past week, the citizens having been
obliged 10 defend the prisoners, both from the ven
geancc 81 the Cafernans and from escape, with the
aid Of their comrades. Thompson confessed 10 hav.
ing esnserted with Phillips robbery of the house
Of Besehor y Co, which was to have been attempt
ed this week. They. had poisoned the dogs belong
ing to the honse, and had provided their instrn-
ments. No more money has been recovered, but is
supposed to be in the possession of Broky Jack alias
John jackson, whom | trust we shall yet capture
and shall assuredly hang.
This severity in the punishment Of these crimes is
rendered necessary by the absence of facilities here
for infictng tho ordinary punishment Of such
crimes, and the peculiarly defenceess state of pro-
perty here together with the congregating here of
W. n Boone, Esq, late u. s. Consul at San Juan
del Sur is located here as Commercial Agent Of the
United States.
The new river steamer G. T Snow, when about
starting on her trial trip, this afternoon, burst
her steam pipe. Nobody hurt
JUNE z. !.
Broky Jack was captured yesterday, secrcted
in the woods in the day time, sleeping aboard a
wreck in the night, for seven days, but now will be
punished for his crimes.
The American Commissioner remained in town
about one week, and during that time was toasted
and feted at the British Consulate, not becoming nc
quainted with single fellow eountrymen in town.
Ono would suppose that he specially instructed
TO refrain from all intercourse with the citizens and
10 gather such information Mr. Webster desires
frsm Ii. b. Nj. Consul We are ut loss to divine
what motive to attribute his conduct to--whether
to his orders from the department to his disposition
Or to his belief that incapable OF represent
ing correctly the rise and progress OF the various
important events that have TRANSFERRED in this town
during the past year Hear now my prediction
Costa Rica viii get al she asks for Nicaragua will
get nothing that she asks for except this port and
even that she will be obliged 10 indemnify his Ma
jesty Of Mosquito for. Great Britain win do moth
ing that she has promised to do, except to abandon
this port ard the United States will be spectacle
of Intervention, and urgraceful 'back out Of
the ground she has taken. Nicaragua will be rob
bed Of the province Of Gnanacastc and still further
raTalysed, and al this by the aid Of her ''friend
and ally tho United States All the land titles
in this town derived from Mosquito which covers
every in Oh Of available or desirable ground will be
declared valid, and Nicaragua get no compensation
therefor. Are these things right
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from Frederick Douglass Paper, juno IL
Ihc Dem o. rats and thcir 1lutforlis


Jhe democrats nave Nominated their Presidents
and liked their platform. We have 10 doubt that
Gorgral Pierce, of New Hampshire, aud King 81
Alabama, arc Wtl adapted f. the platform pnd t.
the taste Of siayedon. rhegc IRE u great number
Of what Mr. Greeley very property calls fossil
issues stated III the platform. which aro Thought
Of now days only rs antiquarian relies, but as
nothing d interest in these times Such are matters
IN regard 10 national bank, internal nl provements
state debts, Sc. These are Important but they IRE
not matters that enter into the conceptions Of parties
now. The subject Of slavery is the only subject
about which partisans rally. The South has ro-
peatcdly declared that no other questions shall be
regarded, and none other arc regarded. And even
slavery, as party question, Is narrowed down 10
very email limits. Nh. Webster declared that The
"Compromise, including the Fugitive Slave hlw,"
should be the only issue, and SO IL is. The leme-
Gratis not TO be outdone by the wings, reterate the
same Policy. The only difference between them
form rs u matter Of oxpedency, and the wings say
they are The fathers Of The policy, and it will DO
needless 10 rc-assert il.
We give the only portions Of The democratic plat
form which have substance. All the rcst arc mere
matters Of tonn or, as Mr.. Greeley Gays, fossils
That the beol principles embodied by jeferon In the
Declaration Of Independence and sanctioned in the con
shuon which makes ours the land OF liberty. and tho
asylum Of the oppressed Of every nation have ever been
cardinal principles in the democratic ath and every
attempt to abdec the privilege ofbecoming citizens and
Of soil among ought TO be resisted with the
spirit which swept the alien aud ecltion laws from
our statute book
Had the democrats taken that ro3olution down
for their platforms the liberty party would have felt
that they had como upon liberty party ground 1t
Is indeed position, and covers an our polcv and
principles IL asserts the brotherhood of man. the
equal rights to citizenship and to the soil, as we'll
ms the important position that slavery and oppres-
son u oil KINDS and in all places, arc hpgtile 10 the