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Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1852-09-02

A Coop ExoUsF - There is q
society in existend e il this city,
which, like most other associations
of the same kiad, has a standing
rule, that all members who come
late, or absent themseli es, shall be
fined a certain sum, uni ess they are
able TO give a sufficient excuse ioI
their hardness or absence. On one
occasion a member ca Ine id alter
hours, and the chairman asked him
his excuse for being late.
Really, sir said .hel 1 W as mol
able to get here before-doin estif
troubles perplexity If min Ill
cannot say which will die first, MY
wife or my daughter /
'Ah, said the chairnI Ian, express
ing much coinmisera9 ion, fo.' thF
father and The husband, q was nor
aware Of that. Remit The fine, Mt
Sesretary--th9 excuse IS a goot
one
The membdr conseh uently tool
his seat. THE next Aornlng, an.
other member met .hih, and witt
much feeling hsked hl m how lils
wife and daughter verb
In excellent health, replied he.
Howl thought ton said las
night that you did not know whicl
Would die first HI
] did-and am sill lin quanda
~. Time, however, WILL decide th'
question. HI
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1852-09-02
taa Ing Faitrll.
Marriaee

Marriage is to a won at once
the happiest and saddest event of
her life; il is ne promise Of future
bliss, raised on the dea. lii Of all,
present enjoyment. Slid quits her
hoine-her parents-ller occupa-
tions-her anusements- Everything
on which she has hitherto depended
for comiort--for kinlness--for
pleasure. The parent hy whose ad-
vice she had been guidel-the sis
ter TO whom She had dafed 10 i'm
part the embryo thought and feeling
the brother who has played with
her, by turns the couns ellor; and
the young children TO whom she
has hitherto been the inbther and
The playmate all are to be forsa-
ken in one fell stroke; every former
tie is to be lei sed-tlle Espring Of
every action is to be changed, and
yet she HES with joy to the untrod
den path before ller-bupyed up by
the confidence of requitd d love, she
bids fond and grateful a hieu to tbe
life that is past, and turn S W it'll ex>
cited hopes and joyous a4ticlpations
of happiness to come. Then woe
TO the man that can blight such fair
hopes-who car treachefonsly lure
such heart from its peaceful en-
loyment, and the watch9 ul protec-
ton Of ome-who can rowardllke
break the illusions that have W on
her, and destroy the confidence
which love has inspired; Iwoe to him
1who-has too early with irawn the
: tender plant from the props and
stays of mora! disciplilj e in which
she had been nurtureP, aud ye'
made no effort to supply their pla
ces; for on him the responsibility o
her error falls--hin who frs
taught her, by his example, to grow
; careless Of her duty, ahd then ex
) posed her with a weakened spirit
and unsatisfied hear, tb the wild,
storms and willy temptations Of
+, sinful world.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1852-09-02


TTN HAvE recently. received 81 their
10 .Bfug Store. North side b iha Puzzle
~ Square, Fay slieyille. fresh irotn hI-
x. adelphia snG New Yufs az Audubon
al supply u >G1SuiSE Medicines. Drugs,
Paints. OILS. VaTnisiies, Dye Siuff>, Window
Glass, Putty. PeifuuitrY,. 6ae Soaps, Teas.
Wines BrandieS. SHuiiS, SeeaTS; -hne. Gem
moh aud smoking Tobacco. SnIeicsi InstIu-
nfenis. ne. sc. which NAH ssellieiI stock IN
surpassed 1t eqnaled by ssIa5 is4Imeht
outside Cf ;i.cIIy.
They have on hand. and are daily receie-
ing. an extensive COLLECTION OF the bc>i
Patent 7kedicisEcs exIant. Their stock
OF this kind OF Medicines embraces most Of
the pnpslsr preparations OF the day iiay-
ing Obtained OGr Drags and Me.ilcineS-in
fact, every thiag we have IN sioTe-iros. The
most reliable Druggists East, we leel no hes
-i'ancy N recommending Iiem TO the public.
PHYSICIANS and merchants 9enerailr. as pure
and genuine. Being resolved 10 -eoniinis. a
permanent Fsliahle Drug. business IN FAY
eIiesIlle. otr Customers and the community
generally, may rely upon eur statements wi..s
most lrnphelt confidence all articles shall
come UP 10 the representations given
The ladies IN particular. and the public
sereraliy, are invited TO our naequaled 81
lection Ct PeFiisnlesy. u IS vaF3ed and
decidedly tasty. Come the FIRST epportunils
and view them.
Farmers, Merchants, and other business
men. VIII be supplied wilh- Castor Oh. Sweet.
do. Spirits TUrpenlrne Paregcr,c .Lsadanuu,
Essences. Patent Medicn,es. sc. Sc. by the
dozen j; desired.
The orders OF local physicians and all
others promptly ATTENDED 10, and tber pre-
seripIions carefully compromised.
The liberal trade we hate heretofore en-
Joyed. encourages ihe bele: thai VIII cur
extensive and we'll selected supplies. can
meet all demands 10 our line, 10 des5rei
increase Of our business
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1852-09-02
New Goods! New Goodsl!

FENHE Undersigned have Just received a
Il Large anas yaued Spek Of desirable
r ALL AND WINNER 50GDS3
bought on best terms from first class houses
ia tue clues of Philadelphia and New York
10 iHhich They ingile the attention Of put-
ehisers- Having had tfuch experience M
The business. AID being we'll known TO this
coiii mupiiy. t1ey deem 4 almost unnecessary
10 repeat the assurance; that at this house
eau be found As good COLDS. and on as liberal
terms, as can be had att any like establish
ment IN the Stale. Suiisce u 10 say that they
are determined, as heretofore, TO make il 10
the intefesI Of buyers 10 deal with them.
SoUTHWoRTH, MORGAN & NEIL.
Semi Dr.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1852-09-02
How Folks DIFFER We chey

How Forks DEFER We chew
tobacco-the lIindoosl take to lime,
while the Patagonian lnds content
ment in bit Of guanol The chill
dren Of this country d4light in can
dy-those OF Africa In rock salt
A Frenchman goes his length on
fried frogs, while an E{qu maux In
dian thinks stewed candle the eli
max Of dainties. Tho South Sea
Islanders differ from al fiese, their
dish being broised clergynlen, while
they never get hold of grass-col1
ored umbrella withoutIboiling itup
for greens.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1852-09-02

Love is as natural I'd a woman as
fragrance is to "a rose. You may
lock up a girl IN cPnvent--you
may confne heg in cdn--y you may
compel her to change her religion,
or torswear her patents these
things are possible; but never hope
to make her forget heF heart wor-
ship, if she be q true, lioble:hearted
woman.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1852-09-02
dlyE. THEN THEIR OWN SHoT. :

. nGIyE THEM THEIR OWN shot. =
The Scott presses, some two OF
threo weeks since, contended that
tho abolition version OF Pierce S New
Boston speech must be received as
true, because he dld not deny II at
III time. For the. last three or four
wel there has been published in
al sry democratic paper IN the Omted
States the following statement; :
+ "Gen SCOTT sad TO Mr' Made' l
agouJcR SOONER cut ~ my '!gtt nan" :,
Maa Tend L to the supper q sLaserg'
Has Gen. Scott denied TINS aIe-
gatiop? No. IS T. noV 'nen 70 DC
4 as trne, according to their own
l9s,c2 g Verify the wicked shalI
I'LL into the PIT they dig for the right
eous.''-AaghriHe Union.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1852-09-02

SURE EVIDENCE OF AFFEcTIoN
To see a young felloW, after ne
ceiying letter from has S weethea IT,
t ear off the postage stamp and draw
it along his tongue, under the I'M
pression-and indeed it is gen orally
the case-that his flame had done
the same. The man I bat 'vou Id
lick the postage stamp b fore mar
riage, would lick his wife after
tying the silken knot.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1852-09-02
We EEo FHEe eRE.
r. A. GRAY & CO..

HAVE Purchased the eliife stock
MssszsT of Goods OF SHANKLIN Isl GARD
tl4sEssS DER. and are now ofltring The
one at unusually low prices for cash, or 10
punctual dealers on thensual Im4. 1t has
become very common for Merchants 10 say
that they are Selling Goods for smaller profits
than any OTHER house in town, THIS we
will leave for the pubic 10 decide. But we
will say this much-alI who wish 10 buy
Goods CHEAP, give US a call, and examine
our prices. That is tile way TO prove The
matter Feb. 20, 1852
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1852-09-02

Below we publish an account OF a
Webster meeting in Boston, on the
1Gth instant. Indications Of a
movement Of this character have
been seen for some time, and similar
proceedings held in Georgia and
North Carolina:
'BdsroS, Monday, Aug 10, 1882.
The Webster men met at their
HEADQUARTERS in large numbers, this
evening. Mathew Hale Smith pre-
sided. A. J. and j. B. Wheelocl1
and DR.. Hobbs, acted as Secretaries.
A series Of resolutions was adopted,
pledging their support to Webster
Iahd Graham, as candidates for the
PRESIDENCY and Vice Presidency.
IIon. George T. Curtis, Samuel Ket-
Ifeu. II. WinsIow, A. II. Nelson, G.
la. White, w. H. Smith, and I. Viii
Iiey, were appointed Committee to
Ic,H / Convention in Faneuil Hall.
Ifor the purpose Of nominating a
Webster and Graham electoral ticket
Tbe meeting was an enthusiastic
one, and adjourned to meet again TO-
morrow evening.
The following resolution was adopt
ga: en-
Resolved, That the friends of Dan
ii, Webster. ii Conyentionassembled
al the home of our great Statesman
sGnd erecting to the National Wings
If North Cat olina, and propose tc
accent their distinguished son, and
offer our own to them as III asso,
diation in tn E coming Presidential
campaign, an d to all the south we
qav tbaf. as cd mpromises are the or
aer Of the day, we oiier 10 acoep'
III ticket furnished by the Baltimore
ronyention. With the compromise.
nat the name of Webster be substi-
tDfed for Scott, they taking what is
due to the south, and we taking what
Is due to the south with Webster.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1852-09-02

A young gentleman Of Detroit,
who has OF late been much afflicted
by palpitatlon of the heart, says he
has found considerable relltt by
pressing another palpltating heart
10 his bosom. Ga Fer, isn't it!
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1852-09-02
Shoes and Boots. Chean.

n AIDES Kid, Calf. and KIP Shoes and
h A Caters -superhue article;
Men'sICaIf, Goatee aud KIP Shoes;
do fine and extra iOe Cal Ecofs'
do Walef Preof, Cali and Kip 90
do heavy Kip and MID DO
Boz $ and Youths ezirF hne DO
Negro Brogans-goca siF'eFp.
Come in soon. andlet me see whai can te
done for YOU. Come-rome and see
April %. J. l.. ItlOAlSON.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1852-09-02

c arrying politeness TO excess, is
said TO be raising your b at 70 bow
to a young lady in the street, and
Their ely allowing a couple of dirty
collars and a pair of socl IS to fail
upon the sidewalk.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1852-09-02

Rhe man who was hurt BY a
burst Of applause, is recovering; and
the Individual who was injured by
the acc idenial discharge OF his duty,
is still very low,
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1852-09-02
-EE ACE-Go

a A LARGE assortment OF very fine
- Hats, which we are offering much
cheaper than such an arucle has ever been
offered here before. If you want an extra
article, latest style, for ilrle money. just call
over on the cool side of town.
July 20. W.D. s. NJ. EWING.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1852-09-02
@, for the Bee HiV e!
INDUSTRY WILL PROSPER!
Clothing Store
sC0TE, GRAZ & CO..
Dealers iaa Foreign and Dois,fStiC
Dry Goods. exclusively FOR
Mems Wear, III

- HAVE just received and COM II, If,
HA pieted, one of the LARGEST Elghlif
g. and MOST DESIRABLE stocks Of l-Sl
Gardeners Goods, They hav1 ever
ole RED IN this market. OursIock conk iglS in
par. Of Black and Fancy CoIored Ebplhs,
Cassiu 4ses and Doe Skins oil Frendj. En-
gilsi, Belgium, German, Italian, and EHoGch
manuib cluie OF The latest styles all best
make WOOL and Ua.oh TWeeds, fasSi-
meres and Drii,ngs al low prices fol Sum-
mer aid boys wear. Linen Driin5Jl and
Linen and Cotton Pam falcons and Coat
Goods Of ali kinds. Vesfings in gr@4dvan-
ETY. A4lin. SILK, Grenadtiie, Embrp Tered
Cashn @res, Shalle, Valeaclas Liuen, Mar
settles Cotton, w oolen, ~ PLAIN I4dE,. all
ashIo hhhle styles and coIors. BIdck and
Fancy Silk Scarls and CravalS; do bladras
and q5llon Of all the desirable sty y and
QUALITIES. Pengee, SpitlafieId'S. EEglI>h
aud FEtnch SILK and Linen Pocket lib ldker-
Chiefs and fiae plan aud fancy Sloc ki win
sptingk. Back and Fancy Color4 d Kid.
Linen, FLlsle, 1hread. Cotton, Six Buck
SKIN. iEoolell, and Berlin Gloves; Llh4n and
Cotton Hall Hose; Fnuch and; ID lnesE nc
Suspehders Of ali qualities, including lhdse
OF Fed and OF India Rubber suspendE ehps
Has, Caps, Boots and Shoes. Nhkihg
Canes, Riding Whips, OnrbrelIas HdIT,
Cloth, and Tooth Brushes; Pockel Hnives
superior Razors and Razor STops, llstols,
sc. So; and every thing necessary ! eom-
ple,e a geuileman's wardrobe.
The character Of bur eSlabiIshm91I is ST
well known, and SO forreeiIy aPprecE ited by
portion OF a liberal and Intelligent iubic
that we deem II almost s1pegEu"u, ~ expa
nale upon its mers-thuS much, hbkve yer
we will say: that our Spring Sock hhs no
lis superior il lhls place, both rs egard,
qUALIf ~ and PRicE. We are, tid before
prepared TO sell on as liberal terms 4s any
regnlar retail establishment IN the Slhie.
/ Relying upon our Stock of Goods, as upor
our uniform desire 10 please. we ;e4 conf
dent OF receiving the award vi an III Ereasel
share Of patronage.
To Scdu. Gray s. Cos come one AMI ALL,
/ Where OloIhing IS lound IN plehIy;
We have Saques. Frock aud Buslnes9 Coats
/ From one. duliar UP 20 twenty
We have Gloves and Socks ,Cravats ( Stocks
/ Together with Drawers aud Shnis. sirs;
Fine Pants and Vests, bur viva. is bdst,
We sell as cheap as dirt. slrs.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1852-09-02

If you see al squalt arising in The
latitude of your wife, What course
should be pursued TO aIyoi I lis con
sequences Double b fr cape with
your left arm, and lot your lipsI
drop anchor on the cruising ground
of 'smacks,' I
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Always on Hand.

@ SrGAK. Coffee. Castings. Mats.
g. Ironl- S,eeI: Fifth. Trarp. batter,
So Trsast and Tenaue CHAINS; Strefclers.
- 60 r., So Tell aH-coae aud
sec il. THOMSON.
= Cheap Cash or Cred't Corner
Anil % 1872
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NalEs SALE!

< s.,,.<, .di,in,,c, The 4,wii vf Fay
- eiievile. with thr- h'i o. 'oui't On
which Tie house stands. being Dc is"I,e lhd'
IT. "a c,,o,ainino o acres. FUI paIncuiars
apply on the premises 20 ,onc
JOHN I, hORGAN.
june 81, ls52-tl ~
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Charles OakfOrd's Hats.

NAN be found at no house in town, ex-
~ cept at Gill & lsussell's. Gentle
men. iey are OF SUPERIOR FINISH. and have
an EXTRA TOUGH IN SHAPE, that has never
beipre been seen IN this market. Call and
getone. Thtre are "only few more ofthe
Same sort lelt"
+ GILL & RUSSELL.
April 8. 1859.
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Rail Road Excitement.

80 We ate now receiving d
Dfss3S from Philadelphia and New
s> by the IRAiL RoAD. one of
LARGEST and Most BEAUTIFUL stock
Goods, that has eyeE We, been offered ii
cuiZens 81 Lincoln. Those desiring 10
viii Certainly lind ii 10 gneir interest 10 G
Falghani's Old stand Oh the North East
ner OF the Public Sqdare, where they
fad Goods of the yEIY BEST QUALIrI
the LATEST STYLES. aud Kat the Low EST
CEs EVER OFFERED.
Respectfully,
Ann, ! So GirL $ russell
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Ben. g. " '4Eser.


4 Beteeen Johnson d. We rrer and II. T..
l Yeatmdn's War440use,)
- ! CaERIEs on a. Cd rper, Tin, Brass
4 and Bell Foundry. Stills, Brewers.
S<asaz-s Copper, Hatters' Cooking Stoves,
Sc. Wash, Stew, and Tea Kettles, Coal
Stoves, Coal Crates, Sc. Hollow ware
Of asuperiOr article always On hand am
prepared 10 furnish Bells Y pm 10 TO 5OOO
lbs, warranted oil best quality. Improved
Generators and Soda Fonts, made to order.
and warranted the best1n The Siare. fIh
Plate and Wire for sale. BTuces improved
Refrigerator and Water Cooler. kept for sale.
Fairbanks Patent Scales, from
Elghi.lo Two ThousaHd Pounds Weight, for
sale at lower rates Inan any other house in
the city, and WARRANTED by the SUBSCRIBER
Old Copper, Brass, Pewter, Beeswax and
Feathers taken ID exchange armarket price.
i. April 22. 1852 -6n
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Cloths.
Sm-ar ituA Co0ee.

>>sz1s1 As COOP an article, as eau he
loud IN Fayetteville, and as cheap
as any one can afford 10 sell.
Jan %. J l.. THOMSON.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1852-09-02

Tailoring.--As has been noticed in our
circulars AND other advertisements, dt II be
bofne 10 mind, that this branch OF 5lr basi-
ness is sui prospectus and flowing Ioh in It's
dasily IMPROVED beauty; 1t being, bat we
have al length acquired such PERFECTION in
lhe cUfTlNG and FAsHivNING .arr, THAT not one
Temalns TO doubt that We could hide The de-
lormllles OF Richard Ill, or fit from Gen
Tom Thuub-who male The co unity curl
Gus, aud drew them 10 witness his qiminu-
i've person and varisd costume ID Gen
jackson. Who led armies 10 bakle aud to
victory. And were it required. WE d uld fiji
from the fair modellrgs OF Venus del Medici
and tile Greek Save, to the vast thested
Apollo o. Belvldere. III,
Your friends in haste.
SCOTT. GRAY s. co.
April Is, 1852
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81 lave you ever broken a h4 rse2"
inquired a horse-jockey. sNot Elk
actly,7' replied Simon; g but | have
broken three or four wagons. 7
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BOOKS. ROCKS!

17ssz ju,r opened, lot pE BOOKS,
<lsLkzJk,Sl5z which excel any ever brought 10
GE-sAzY thls market. among which are to
be found, Medical. Historical, Poeilcal,
Blank aud School Books. that are generally
used. DIEMER y HAMPTON.
April,29
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W e have on hand, and will continue 10
keep, large iol of Leather of all
kinds Bride and HARNESS, Upper and Sole
Leather. GILL s. RUSSELL.
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New irrangement.

gHyHE subscriber has bought the Interest Of
4 W. II. MooREs. ~ the Store IOu>e.
Goods, BboSs, Notes. aud Accounts. Of
MooREs Isl THoMsox. and The subscriber y
alone authorized to collect the amounts dGe
tue Grm, and is responsible Tor rs debts.
Being permanently located in The mercan-
tile BUSINESS. Respectfully ask cali iroal
ihe purchasing public Ny Goods are Offered
as low as those 81 any House IN Fayeticviie,
Try me- JAS. H. THOMSON.
Jaw 90. 1852.
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Smndricl

H.rsand Caps. Boots and
q s sss:. a s.s az y .s~e5a rs s. =
Ian % J.L. THOMSON
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Extra Fine.

IN ,,fr CRAPE, Silk, add Bersge ShaNIis;
fiBE!i1 great variety OF Silks, Beragel, d
Al-J LANES, Chaleys. GInghams, LaMn'
SwIsses, Averianpple Tarlatans, and DYER
hing else that can be allied for may be in
al GILL & RUSSELL IS.
April 3, 1852.
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UNION HALL,
Market Street, NaAhrifie, Tenn.
ID. Y. WINSTON, Proprietor.

&xzA SINCE the III E this House has
&Ssfllk been thoroughly repaired. and
EaItIE is n pw ready pr pubic accom-
60 modauon.
Tie Ladies' Apartment e are large and
comfortable, and no pains kIisfI be spared to
satisfy all who N ay give me their patronage
Attached IS well kept Stable, for the ac
comm odauon Of horses.
a phl %, Is52-ly
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LOCKS.

Il MOB Locks, and Laches; PadIocks. a
IN greatevafiety: Chess aud Cupboard, Til
Locks and Trunk Locks.
Feb. IL. FALL s. CUNNINGHAM.
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PAENE&s
SIG.
TuliahOma Lots.

TENHE Undersigned has Iaidruf blocks Of
4 LOTS of several acres ~ each. for pm
vate residence. and IS now prepared 10 sell
them al private sale 30 Ihos. wbo desire 10
have sun lmer residences. in the beautiful
and healthy Town Of Etsiia;lGzG3s. We
have IN iihe Town SIZE, besides the most
healthy atmosphere aud pure ireeslone wa
tel. a nIost excellent Chaiy beaie Spring.
which is supposed TO be mixed with whus
sulphur.
WV MOORE. Agent, sc.
May 2b. l852-lf.
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And Gen. Scott also says:
-I have from the first been of the
opinion that CONGRESS WAS
B0UNDBY THE CONSTITUTE on
to receive, REFER and report upon pc
titions relating to domestic sldv cry,
as in the case Of all other petitions.
WINFIELD SCOTT.
HDraw the documents on them,
when they make their charges, dem
ocrats.
Seward, Greedy, and Johnston
"know their man. '''They know
What they are aboutF' politics Is
thsir gams,'' and Aey @oald have
boen the last men in the world 5tc
havenominated Scott, if they hadn
had the right sort ofPtedges.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1852-09-02
The Subscriber

n EEPS CONSTANTLY on hand at his
N old stand, at the Tan Yard, an excel
lent supply oil BOOTS and SHOES, HAIR
NESS and SADDLES of all kinds; together
with SOLE, UPPER, HARNESS and
SADDLE LEATH Err, OF a superior quail
iv: all OF whiEh will be sold Low for cash,
or exchanged Tor barter.
April |. 1852. JAMES II. COBB.
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4YoIitjral Rra0inq.
Let Them Answer. Each Other.
The Nashville Banner says:


'Genl Pierce voted in Congress to
deny TO d late citizen of Virginia the
poor privilege Of removing his slaves
into the District &C Columbia, then
and npv sl;lvehoiding community.
Well might the Van Burens and 9TH
er free soil leaders of the north come
wi.h Al rush into his support. Ever
wa,caIll, astnte, and thirsting for
poweI+--t they knew their man and
what they are about. Politics is
taeir g15se, and they are am ong the
last men in the world to stake their
iortaiA les upon a GARD without due
calculation of tbe chances"
The Cleveland F0resf Gty, which
spits on the platform, bn 1t goes strong
for Scott, says:
cline only danger to freedom and
free soil is to be apprehended from
the election Of Frank Pierce, who is
Z sod to the south. This any aboli-
tionis knows
Senator Wade of Ohio writes
hom9 from Washington, and the let
ter is read to public meetings of alb
blitionists, as follows:
"a have this day had a converse
4tieal@th Gen. Scott in which he de
CT lts He WOULD SOONER CUT
OFF HIS RIGHT HAND THAN
LEND IT TO THE SUPPORT OF
SLAVERY"
q And Gen Scott him self says:
II AM PERSUADED THAT IT IS A HIGH
MORAL OBLIGATION OF MASTERS AN
sLAgraoLDING STATES 10 EMPLOY AL
MEANS NOT INCOMPATIBLE WITH TIL
SAFETY OF BOTH CoLoRs, TO MEMoE AT
LIVERY, EVEN TO EXTERN I y
TIDN!!!"
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