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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-05-19


EOR HAVRE.-The l fast sailing ~
American ship ST JOHN, Capt staHeld, Is load
ing and quick dspatcu. height of 100 bAles
cotton, apply TO j. r WHITNEY CO.. 81 Camp street.
tt,- passage apply TO the Captain on board, myl9
EOR HAVRE.-The fine a | fast sail ,ssS
Il log Arlerie,n ship HARVEST QUEEN, Capt. Manson
load quick dispatch For fright Of
$50 bales Cotton apply TO j. p. WHITNEY CO. 81 Camp
Es- For passage spply 70 the Captain on beard, nys
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1853-01-12

ihefr 50 mnrh intelligence so rrn<rzlly
sl'tin-rsi ai.hauglb 10 many parts si The
w"sld. srlrnre and learning are cznied 10
. tsr grrairr hrighi; M y hire else are lhe
physical esanlarss afl,lr "a ~,drly dislri-
l'uird smang al lhe peapls. and these
eomiaris zsr The aaly sare foundation "A
marzl and inirllsriasl improvement. How
drrPiy d rs'srrrns as ln guard this great
inlirrlianer. and ia iIansn,ll u as we have
received o.. Nas, af al can we da lhls
BY assnring lhe pa-prn,y .f Ihe caun-
ify 10 all the przrsful an.. IN lie des..
aprneni 81 ~ unighly frs'nrrrs. and IN al
i,s mrans af ranisi' uling ia human hap.
pinrss aud adszncrmrni. We cannot
do IL by sn insane desire lnr territorial ag-
grandi-emrn'. By unsrrnpu'ous means of
extending our area. and by bad Iaiih with
the nallans round US. Never vas the
rourse af power aud greatness mare plain
~ marked aui 10 apr"plr. II will be sin-
ming against the light of Heaven II we fail
90 pursne il. Our punishment will be az
we'll deserved - il will be signal and Sc.
serr.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1853-01-12
FILL IND W'I.rTE II
HONS
For sS9-,3.
For 1898.

HAVING just returned from the North. am
II now receiving Stock Of Goods unsurpass-
able IN my line sf business. My own personal
attention was given To the purchase Of srra
orfici.. each Of which win be found Of the rery
ba quaSy.
Gentlemen can he supplied with the Very Best
materials for COATS, VESTS. PANTS, &c
and any Gentleman fayoring me with his Gus
tom, may rest assured Of CT easy and comtorf.
a5ie. ai The same Time that his person shall be
set off TO the best advantage; for study The
man as wel as do his MEASURE.
Ny prices will always I've as reasonable as the
cost OF the best materials will admit Of; my OBJ
ject not hcing TO undcpcll any ono exc, but tt
give entire satisfaction TO those who palroDiz,
me. To make up those materials will always
have the hest workmen that can lie procured
With many thanks for simcr favors, respect
fully request my friends and the public, to d
Justice to themselves, by continuing to Try, whcr,
Ease, Graee. Beauty aud Comfort are required
their old friend and very obi sev't.
LEVIN CARMICHAEL.
n. b. Cutting done in the latest, o
ar nraER fashion, al the customary prices.
OciossT -. d.
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mY SCISSORS.
ny FRANCIS DANA GAGE.

.Good morning. Mrs. Wicks; hope !
see you well this morning.
"Well, yes, pretty well, all but my
hands,"
.Your hands! What's the matter With
your hands; not been scaldns Them ]
hope!"
Ma! worse than that; have got them
all blIs,ered up. trying to cm on, she
children's fall clothes with my old scls-
sors; I've had 'en these ten years, aud
they're jns, as dull as hoe, and every
time cut roundabout, shlrI, or pan oi
pants. have Just suci, time Of il. Su.
san Willard is sewing for me nOw. and
wanted TO ge. my cutting dine while my
hand was in, so jus, wanted 10 see il
you would MT lend me your nice large
tailor shears, day or Two. for ] cant io
another thing with mine los week 10
come"
Really, Mrs. W~ks, wonld like 10
accommodate you. but | am very busy
with mine jus, now. cutting rags for my
carpet. and could not possibly spare them
wibou, great Inconvenience.
/ s.WelI. | don't know what Ill do;
cant cut out any more with mime, ant
Susan has only two weeks 10 siay. ID
you know Of any one that has s'es
pair 7"
!. mo ] do not. Would il no, be bette
for you 10 purchase a good pair! coul'
hardly ge, along without NINE for sin
gle day. wi,hou, feeling the want Q
them"
"Whai did years rosts'
1.-Two dollars and half
1.-TWO dollars and half-goodncss
i Mr.. Wicks would no more lei me hav
money To buy such pair Of scissors, llla
he'd ay."
.Oh. think y,a, are mistaken; ! hav
. always ,hoHghl Mr.. WIcks very indul
gent"
: s.'rhere's where you ere allogeilie
, mistaken. hadly ever ask him for mi
| ney. bnt what he says something 10 hn
, my feelings, and often do without thing
really need. rather than have any words
) Why, yes, to-day asked him for none
+ to get fall irsanlaisgs sts my baaaet an
$ Rosina's, and il was all could do to g
+. i, out Of hiln."
aIIow much did il require TO fl yol
!, bonneis up for winter Z"
t .Only i've dollars; il would cost te
: you know. TO. ge, us balh new ones.
: thought he need no, have complained
4 fixing up the old ones.
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Wealth Of the United States.-The

property. real and personal. IN the United
States is estimated by The census a, 81.
33.269.725. This will make an ave-
rage Of between $500 and $400 To each
individual, or ahont SlS00 10 each faml-
ly. Considering the great distribution Of
wealth in comparison with the accnmula-
lion of foreign wealth in few hands, this
shows a degree of material prosperity
which, we presume. no other country eau
approach. The fourth of july talk abou,
our being. .as we ourselves have voted,
the freest aud mos, enlightened nation up
on earth, is no, an idle bnas,. II is llie-
rally and strictly true. No where else Us
there SO much freedom no where else Is
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1853-01-12
N 0 t i &C..

TIME Subscriber having associated with him
Il self VIM. Johnson Frceland in the Drug
Business, the Firm will be known by the title oi
s. ID. Schooltic.d & Go.
Thankful for past fayors, they hope 10 mcrit
continuance Of Hnhc patronage.
:. ID. SCHOOLFlELD & TO.
August 3lst. vs.
4 I'll persons indebted 10 the Subscriber art
N requested 10 come and make immediate set
,lemcnt. as the old Firm must he closed, and
must have money.
Aurysi 81. oo-
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1853-01-12
UNPLEASANT TERMINATION ORA
c0URTSHIP.

Not many miles from this city lives
an old gentleman. who in addition 10 q
large farm and an abundance worldly
goods, has beautiful daughter, love-
ly girl Of sixteen. just from fashion.
able boarding schnul. In due course
of time money hunting lad, q CAV
laihsrio. CHANGED to meet this bloom.
ing belle, aud learning her accomplish.
mrnts and the extent Of the old
gentleman's purse, proposed for her
hand, and was accepted Flushed
with success, and buoyant with the
bright hope of broad acres and pappy
heads to work them, the affianeed hus>
band sought an early occasion to gain
the fathers consent TO his union with
his adorable daughter. An opp rtuni-
" soon presented itself. and with alt
the pomposity Of a millionaire the spe-
culative dandy opened negotiations
with the old gentlrman. After speak
ing af his rich relatives, his noble blood
and his 6righf prospects,, the fathers con.
sent was asked and his blessing impor-
tuned. Seeking alone the happiness ofhls
daughter, the old man asserted that to
her choice he should make no obiec.
tions; but that in giving his consent,
he desired to be distinctly understood,
. that having made her own selection
$ without consulting him. her husband
would have to take her rs she was.
| Not one dollar Of his money could
! either Of them ever hope to enjoy
Il Here was an cxtinguisher Of all bright
q prospects. The delicious cup had fail
). cd to reach the lips. and. as the olt
u gentleman intended. had been the
}, death knell to future hopes.
a With all the nonchalence that b.
n eosld command, the suitor declared
e that money had no charms for him,
c and after arranging the wedding I,
II take place in November. babe his affi
anced farewell, for few days, daar,ns
n. which time he was to visit home ani
arrange for her reception. Since then
neither father nor daughter have ha,
any other tidings Of the intended son
rr in.law and husband, than that he pass
,g through Richmond ON his way South
Il probably in search Of better matri
III monial speculation.
Young ladies would do well to keel
q this character in mind, and beware Q
too great an intimacy with strangers.
T. Riehmsad Republican,.
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\ FALL AND WINTER GOODS,
Cloths. Oaaimeres, vestlngs,
REAnY-MADE CLOTHING. g.

ihan h,s ever tsisfe been brought % This market.
The ARTICLES were purchased Tor rash. and They
are dsfermiaed 10 sell Iuer naR any Other
hauss in fLe place.
"a They intend keeping mp with the Laicsi
FASHIONS. and are prepared 10 cut and makr gen
iIenen's clothing in the latest style, or ia sny
pay 10 sail fhc customer. Persons furnishing
ihrir own cloth can have IL made up ai their es-
iahshment IN the best style and on rs goci terms
a. il can he done any where else. They deem y
unnecessary 10 say any Thing Of the chancter o.
their work. as thrs have been long known in me
community. anl are willing fhai iheir woIk shall
speak fm itself. This they do say. however,. thai
in cutting jobs. il fh,re Is no I'll there shqiibe no
pay. =.
With an assurance on their paH ,ha, they will
spare no pains 10 give saiisfac,ion, they respect
fully solicii the pa ronase Of the public.
lIillsborough. Sept. 4. 1852. 5l-3m
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Dry Goods, Groceries,

,nI IN other articles usually KEEP, for this market,
which will he sold very low for cash, or on a
short credit TO punetual dealers. He tenders his
,.ar,ncs, thanks To The many friends and custom
u. ,,h,se f,yors he has heretofore rerei,ed, and
respcc,fuliy solicits continuance OF their pat
ronaoe. which he hopes to merit.
Hilsborough, August 10. So
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1853-01-12
CDOIPHO WOI.FE'S
AROMATIC SCHlEDAM SCRNAtPS'

A PURE and genuine article. manuas'u',.' t.
q by him in. Scu,KpaN, heilaS", esp,ess's
for IN ,lcal use. and strongly recn'nmeh"f' ~ :
sure and permanent cure the GnAVkL, anu ~
otstructions of the urine, arising from 'he NV
ncys or Bladder. -
: Price 50 cents aud pcr hottie. OF sa1
at his Oifice.a :,
L: bfuary 10.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1853-01-12
PRIDE JONES,
ID u REEElN.

HAVING purchased the interest Of W, rI,ae s
Ill Iones in The late firm OF Jones d Rusia.
would respectfully inform his friends and the
puhlic generally, that he viii continue the mer'
,.an,;le business at the old stand, northwest cor
ner Of King aud Churion Streets. where he IN
,cna, keering on hand we'll selected assort.
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and labor, which is a considerable item.
In seeding 100 acres with the drill.
yeu save from SO TO- IS bushels Of wheat
IN the seed; you save the trouble Of
i1rrowing out your ground, of sowing
your wheat, Of shovel pIows. and Of the
extra forre required TO shovel It in.
With the drill, after the ground Is
plowed and narrowed. one man, boy
and two horses. will pat in or acres
a day, and that can be done whilst the
pIous are going in some other field.
In conclusion, Mr.. Editor. let me
advise any Farmer Who doubts what |
have said, 10 procure good drill and
try il fairIy,-not only once. but se,e-
raj times, and my word for il. he will
never quit it. But nv advice is, get
a good drill. even n'if YOU have to pay a
little more for II; il will pay you back.
A bad one is worse than none al all.
But let no one suppose for moment
that he can raise good crop on an im-
poyerished and half-cultirated soil by
means Of drill alone. advocate for
the drill no such virtues as that. IL
the Farmer wishes TO raise good crop,
he must keep bis land clear, in good
condition. and in good heart.
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=. p. NASH,

BOOK y PIANO PORTE s.EIL.tR,
Petersburg. Va,
Al-ILI. keel, constantly on hand a large and
w well seierte stock Of goods in his linc
aud proposes, during his contemplated nip 10 the
North, 10 make il still more complete. Heck
pecis TO sell at such prices, aud togive such Icr-
.sonaI attention to business as may mcri, con-
tinuance Of former patronage.
July ~. 1852. 41--
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1853-01-12

Health comes Of l,self--hnt We are at
grea, mains 10 get our diseases. HEALTH
comes from simple life Of nature; dls>
e,se from The artificial life OF nature.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1853-01-12
DISSOLUTION.

,INHE Co-pa,lnership Of JONES 4 RIf-
L FIN was dissolved on the 10th instant ny
mutual consent. r. b. Ruiiin Is authorized 70
close the business of the late finn; and all per-
s,ns indebted are earnestly requested to eau on
him and mike immediate settlement, that tue pu'
s;ncss NAV be closed with as little delay as pos
80 PRIDE JONES,
p. b. RUFFlN.
August 18th, 1852. fo
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1853-01-12
F.fLL .l.v'D vv'I.vTER
DISSOLUTION.

1,HE e,.parnership. of II. T. N,sn & Co.,
Il Was dissolved by mutual consent on the lst
July. 1854. T.. p. Nash having purchased the
interest Of ]. n. simmons, the business will be
settled and conducicdby him slonc.
CT All persons having claims against the late
firm will present thea for settlement, and thos-
indebted please make payment
r.. y. NASH,
.. III. SIMMONS.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1853-01-12
Medi., Delaware Co.. Pa Nov. 1850.

WooL.-The Importance of this ar
ticle as a staple is but just beginning
TO be realized among the farmers at the
West. The repeated failure Of the
wheat crop in that section 0fthe coun-
try, and its low price daring an aban-
dant season, have been causes for great
discouragement to the agricultural
community, and the attention of the
farmers OF the Northwest having been
fortunately directed to the breeding
Of sheep, the experiment has been
found TO work admirably, and there
has, for the past three years, been a
continually increasing clip of wool
sent forward to market from the inte-
rior of Michigan, in the aggregate a
mounting to some millions Of pounds.
The prices 50 far have been higher,
more uniform, and better sustained
than those Of any other product Of the
farm, and il is becoming pretty Ger.
tain that wool is to be the leading az.
ricultural product A Michigan papel
states that there are runners all ovel
the country buying up sheep -pelts a
exorbitant prices, in sumo instance
otitting 81 piece, which has the efiec
to induce farmers to kill offlarge mum
bers of their ilocks. This is very ba
policy, and will result in serious los
. to the farmers in the end.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1853-01-12
I. ADIEs.

~ ron xani 10 80 prrtiy ilins~. plss< call a
= ,he DTus ssefe. whrm sou sili hnd grn.l
variety sf Toiei and fsney snisies. consisting IN
ran II The fIlowin@.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1853-01-12
NEW >
Clothing EStab bliShment.
cor THE NEW cUTs!
Can, and Ssr SsmtIhius New uuasr Iht Suu
nrsss1s. cox y 'EAFsCE,
MERCHANT TAII.ORs.

MERCHANT TAILORs.
DEG leave 10 infsm their frisnds in The town
ID OF HiIisbsrsugh and is vicinity. that the,
are nss opening q, the Store formerly occuIi.
"a by A. Mike a. Co. Bad Of the Court lIouse
hge aaI elegant asssftmrni Of
4 FALL AND WINTER GOODS,
coSslsrI>G OF EVERY VARIETY AND STYLE,
s-lec,ed in lhc sily of New York. with ihe ss-
mos, care. hy one " the firm The stock EN-.
hrares every ariiele usually kept in Genils>
m,n's Furnishins Store, corning larger assoli
msni M
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1853-01-12

A COOP RULE.-A man who is very
rich now was very poor when he was
a boy. When asked how he got his
riches, he replied: /" My father taught
me never to play till my work was
finished, and never to spend my money
until | had earned il. if had but an
hours work in day | must do that the
first thing, and in an hour. And after
this | was allowed to play; and ! then
could play with much more pleasure
than if had the thought Of an unfinish-
ed task before my mind. / early form
cd the habit Of doing every thing in
time, and it soon became perfestly easy
to- do SO. 1t is to this owe my pros
perity." Let every boy who reads
this go and do likewise.
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Writing Desks. BandoIine fizsiurs.
woik Boxes. az c.lss, Silver Gard Cares,
Fanny Baskets. Pcsh do.
superb Cologne Bottles. Paper Msehe do.
Behemsan Glass. Shell do.
colagBr. .Germsn falina China rsH Bones.
Lubin's Extract. 6lass DO.
Piyrr's da. Paper d.
Wnshs's do. a new caHis in ssirty.
ssic,e.) lilly White.
Pomaiums. in grrat va Mean Fun.
iefy. Gold Medal (somelhiag
PomaJe Divine. new.)
Rose Hair Dii. Fo,ios.
Hair Brushes. 1.eaitw do.
Tooth Brushes, Tablets, Ivory.
Nail Brushes.
Besides great variety Of other articles.
Octoicr 90. S.
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OssERvANcE OF THE SABBATH.-- The
fishermen of Wellfleet have, eyef since
they firstengaged in The fishing business,
(forty years ago) been strict observers
of the Sabbath, and most remarkable
preservation has attended them, In
the sesere gale, eleven years ago, od
Georges, not one Wellfleet vessel was
lost. while forty wives we're made wild,
ows in Truro; and in the gale last year,
which burst upon the mackerel fleet IN
fleet vessel was injured. while many
went ashore from other places.
Boston Paper.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1853-01-12
EnR THE LADIES.

a FINE Assortment Of Frcnch-worked Col
n lars, Che .ni.etis. Under Sleeves and Guns,
a. LONG & WEBBS.
n,o o.
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Howett. Cook and l.andon.
Uncle Toms Calin as il is.
Aunt Philliss Cabin.
Humes History u England.
M.cauley's do. do.
Ra,iand's Ancient History.
Walkers Dictionary. school,
We,sief's do. do.
Wets.er's Quano, DO.
Bibles aud Teslamenis. Prayer Books, Hymn
Books, School Books. Gin Books far Chil-
drcn, Blank Books, Writing Paper,
]. Stationery. &c.
November .. go
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p. B. Rumn,

Angus, 18th, 1852.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-03-14
Grand Lodge of Vir.Inin.

l. ReSoired, That the Grand Lodge OF Vir
gina approve the proposition contained in the
Circular of L"dge No. 4, to erectin Freder-
icksburg a Monumental Masonic Temple to
the Memory Of Washington" in which a.
Statue Of our i'lus,rous Brother, clothed in
Masonic Reg ALA, is to be placed
2. ResOlced, That this Grand Lodge here.
by appropriatcs, for carrying out of this pur-
pose, TWO hundred dollars annually. for live
years.
g. Reso1rea, That the Subordinate Lodges
of this Jurisdiction be requested To contribute
from their funds as literally as possible, to aid
this enterprise.
4. Resolrea, That the Members of the Fra
ternity be requested to C attribute in diyiduul-
ly.
s. Resolrc1, / hat our sister G and Lodges
on the continent OF America, be affectonatey
invited to participate in this great Work, by
contributions TO aid in erecting the Temple and
Statue to the Memory of our Brother WASH
'n9eto'. and that they forward their contrbu-
Mons M 10 Brother J. j. Young, Chairman of the
o"uhen'ai COMMITTEE, Fredericksburg and
a anm. Una, they be requested by Circular, TO
subject ''"D'io''a''' 70 '"'S
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-03-14


Tue RICHMOND DisPATCH has no authority
for say ing th,t We have approved scheme for
railroad from LynchSarg 10 Danville. Its
filings at Lynchburg TOO are in bad taste. bad
temper and grarurous. The Dispatch is won
drous watchful OF the interest OF the Dunvlc
road, SO long as Richmond is its peculiar and
sole bene6ciary-but it does not hesitate to
propose scheme ~hich wonll materially in
jure that road, as we'll as the Central, when
Richmond Is to be benefited. Witness its
plan for an airline road from tina, city, up the
South.siJe OF James ivor-with branches 10
Lynchburg and Charlottesville ! The Dis
patch had as we'll learn that Richmond is not
Virginia, nor even Indispensable to Virginia, -
and that the interior towns aud districts of the
State get along quite as we'll withou, it, Il,
it can without them.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-03-14
Tribute Of Respect.

AT a Court held for Bedford County the Bid day
March 1858,
The Court since the last term having heard wi,
feelings OF deep regret of the death of Robert Cam
bell, Esq, long u member of this Court, and form
High Sheriff of this county well rs for many yea
one of its most worthy and respectable citizens in p
waite life.
Ordered therefore that it be entered upon the recor
of this Court, that the death of Robert Campbell
regarded by the Court its officers and the members
the bnr. (they fully expressing their concurrence us
bereavement which they sensihy FEEL" and as !
event which has deprived them Of a former esteem,
associate friend and public servant; that while tn,
properly estimated their loss, they deeply symp
thze with mis- surviving family, in this melancholy
Fiction
Ordered thut the foregoing resolutions of thi, Cou
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-03-14
THE BoAnD OF PuBrIc WoEKs.-A wri
MCDONALD, EDITOR


TINS Board OF PuBfic WokKs.-A wri.
trr in the Republican. signing himself "DrM.
ocRAT." proposes THOMAS J. BoYp of Wythe
as . candidate for the Board of Public Works
from this district declaring that mo man in
tho State Is better acquainted With the whole
subject of internal Improvements. that lac i.
thoroughly informed on tho subject OF the
general interest oftbe State, ss affected by
the particular system she has adopted" that
his views are wise aud catholic" that he
ia man of un,iring industry and indomila-
bio energy'-''in whose zeal and honor the
whole country would have unbounded conf
dcnce"- and that the interest OF this put OF
Virginia would be safe in his hands"
We have heretofore said that We see no suf
hcient reason for making this election turn
on party considerations. and in proof of our
sincerity We now freely admit that we think
Col. Boyd. though opposite politics, would
make an excellent member of the Board. We
believe all that is said in behalf of his quail
fica,ions by "DraocRAr," and We are con
WINGED that he is TOO honorable a man To use
the powers of such an office for any cortcmpt
BILE party purpose. We esteem II a matter of
the very highest moment 10 the State, that
suitable men should be choseu tor the office
IN question, aud we know no better way Of
attaining this end than for the people to in
ves,igate the claims OF candidates closely and
calmly. uniuhaeneed by political prejudice
or preferences.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-03-14

The New York Commercial thinks II mus
strike the country that the new administration
is composed ri somewhat homogeneous matc,i-
ais. The President is an ardent compro.
mise man. and defender of The Union;
tho Seecrctar Of War ia violent anti
compromise man,and iaiuted with null.
iication; the Secretary Of 'te Interior has
been the fayorite orabolitonists and iree.soil
ers,and the firm friend of the Wilnot proviso;
the Secretary of the Treasury and the Secre.
Wv of War are both pro slavery men. O,hor
incongruites nigh, be pointed out were the
labor pleasant. Blu, We leave them. Tine
and association will probably modify the views
of EACH and the Cabinet may work harmonic
ously Tor the benefit oithe country. asw hope
il will.