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Passengers Arrived 10y steamers

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FROM BAYOU eARA-Eg the Of. Chortes
Messrs Burgess, ny Bradley Liusy Lyle David, MLean
FROM ST. LouIs-By the H. u. Bacon:
Ma Liad.p a., Fary Mrs Trainer Horton Flood Dag Nixon
Ftashe MeCnlsn, Linden. - II
FRoM LousyulE- the Yuba
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MoIri, Mess Marndsle Couche Boyee Oliver Eagle Wilson,
F,n~ ST. Io,,,s-.Bu The Henri, Is,,;s
Mr. Peel and family Phillips Mrs
s saa en, hl ,thas M MI y Mr. Jas
Williams, Williams, Conn., II aCulen, Wolf. Norris Wells
Boiling, w Martin, Gleason.
FRom G.tyrsTos-B The Perseverance:
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Manee Bowsr, Davis Ansa Campbs Robinson, Wallace, Ward
Moore Hoknson Edwards Mhbrook Dawson Mansy Meye La
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m d Ms1sy and aas children Mrs. BAKER and dsush
Williams Mrs Jonaon Miss Smith Messrs Bellies
Hask Manshan Love, Patton Heisey Hisae Chamberlain
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4 Miss Bryan Nh Watson hir Ashbrook.
| ~. -. ~, Ann. .sa,.r t,0, t,a;o, T :,
NILS Mss l, ri asodnsn ar,is q Ssitsy Mis-
sster Mrs shosder Mrs Potter Mrs Waterman
and daughter, MIR kinney stephens.
| FROM HARRisoNBuRa--By the .fmanda :: =
Mrs Gibson Mrs Redrek Mra iskenbergsr Mrs Nj
hton MIs on'g9psry III Daniel hedpsk i rr
ton asson Basi Hayad Ma'ra
| From ENTHUSIASTICALLY The DIR. Baey: - A'
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tavs Mauan coreoan Flanders Brady Leblanc Her
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COMMERCIAL CALCULATIONS.
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CATTLE MARKET,

SUNDAY EyEsINa, December 10, 1854.
Arrived since Friday 2ss Western Cattle, $50 Sheep,
I5o Hogs and rs Texas Cattle The supply Of Veal Cat
tie and Mich Cows is but scant, with moderate stock
Sheep but the supply of other stock ample and the
market easy at our quotations:
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COMMERCIAL MATTERS.
REVIEW or THE MARKETS.,


- ie,7, MosDAr MoaFIse, December IL, 1854.
COTTON. The demand limited on Saturday, and
barely $500 bales changed hands at the rates Of the
NEW ORLEANS CLASSIFICATION. 9-6'-a
Inferior. BEG Middling Fairs..9 h@ p1E
Ordinary Ordinary sSsss , ealr III,
a assdli sfiddas S GOOD GOOD aad
corroS AND roBAcco STATEMENT. aa L. &
corros-bsss: Top4oco-hha,.
Stock on hand aosa .2e6's aoaa 2'l2
yesterday ...... 1,242@sg7,s35 10. 2o59
. .,o..., ), -. asse77 aa4o's 700. aS'77l
yesterday..... 4s2s=257,eo2 27s-1727c
Stock on hand not cleared 90. .lsem sAsd
TOBACCO. We did not hear of Gale.
SUGAR AND MoLASsE6.. -. Sugar was in moderate
request with sales Of about 600 hhds at ss0a5e fol
Fair to Fully Fair Moasses was lower, and 1900 bbit
were disposed Of at 1sk017x4 q gallon for Prime
Choice. ~ SEA q q a3s.4 ,3y4s. .l6.4sse
FLOUR Dull and sales confined to some 600 bbls, O
which $50 st. Louis Superne IS 81 $50 In thre,
lots at &c. Also two three days ago 1900 bills
rive at 50 for Supervise and 70 so U Dbl for Extra.
GRAIN Corn was lower, with sales of S0o0 sacks in
Guiding lot Of about 400 sacks White and Yellow fo
export at s7 and 1900 in lots mostly at 9oe p bushel
OF Oats $50 sacks st. Louis sold in two or thre
lots ct 670es4 y busbe OF Bran 500 sacks dis
posed Of at 81 521zs0S1 IS p 100 b.
PROVISIONS We noticed only retail saes Of Porl
at the wide range of s160sl7 y Dbl for Mess. Baco
was held at sSe for Shoulders and s<e y ID for Sides
| RICE. Market extremely dull at 5f05Le Ts L
| for Prime Carolina.
Sales ESQ bales Northern in lots at $40 p tor
COFFEE Demand fair with sales Of 275 bags Rio a
1 o, 100 at ~ and SIS at 9he p ii.
| TALLoW Firm, and 1866 bbls Prime City Rendere
| we're sold for export, at 1874 p ID. r.
4 LARD 0IL.... We noticed some small GALES at 5000
p gallon, according to quality.
sALT 1900 sack, Key West the cargo of the schoone
Libbie shepperd, were sold at 81 80 q sack.
WHISKY. Retailing at 55f956e q gallon for Rect
fed.
FREIGHTS :. A ship was taken for Liverpool at X
for Cotton. -E
EXCHANGE. Demand very limited. We quote
Sterling
Francs ..................5f 81. 1346O5f. IN y doll,
New York Sixty-da Bills. ..2463 p ct discoui
Sight Checks New York .parG7s q cent premium
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EXPORTS.

GALVESTON AND MATAGoRDA BAY Steamship Mexasl9lo
b four 100 b whaky Il casks bacon 200 boxes Wn Aoo 40
bncco IS bags coffee cases mdse.
NEW YoRKShp LouapalsS obseco 900 hhds 1888
uossse bbs -four 5do maeke 3s4 bales hemp lsb do
rope cuttings.
HAyREsbip Nursuburglssa lo bales tobacco 3d.
40 stayes 200 bbls green hides, Dbl slcohol
LIyERPooL-Shp Mariner sssS bales cotton
LAGUNA-Brg Catharina-in ballast
SABINE PASsscr bbs -four $50 sacks salt 50 bags
Coffee whisky kegs hhds hams tces rce 100 kgs
nails, 70 plows, 47a pkgc mdke.
TAMPA BAY-Schr John yor-il5 bb Hour - do bread
whisky 72o sseks corn Go aek cats
IS bags coffee, 80 do sails 5000 bricks 10 boxes soaps ~ bds nom
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r. ~ IovEEr S. d, wa. RULE.
n 0WERY & RULE, Wholesale and Retail
ceneconers tbs Odd Feiowa II Lafayette
Ee CAKES AND PASTRY OF EVERY KIND constantly on land
and m order.
~ WEDDING. BALL AND PARTY ORDERS promptly at
tended 10, izes5I 195'' r t5##5 {75. F5 dim
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Reacase OF Stfasa q sstsssd Hei'sssa,
aUSfh all its Horrors

" the Of RUPTURE In all ia
forms popularity the afflicted prceis
d therrienda with hesrtoy u am cu,ed-am cuedadisey
cured, by the use Of
sHERMANs PATENT TRUSS AND RUPTURE REMEDY'fii
The aeulty country el
and appreciation Of hH na
s Truss only that
principles Surgery. As dfers
siothes il light sase and 40
Bat here b. sssessss SSr
they aanush ssass ss,5ss,
that c I. q Pr ~ .
brsed English writer Hsrna shly afglesu ehs "a
n me rs
~ Tho RUPTURE REMEDY an wnlehis
Nv adding 70 efs
weakness IN estoWef
1 abdomen, or predispositton 10 rupture -
the this popular Truss ard Remedy
che Mas treatment Of tsfas
Rapture to select sour ress Of
,jse and shape speedy and rsdieEi eeis
EN- Observation-Disclosures given TO kupafed z LEI
i their sIAV As su wn9rs
interfering ,aoV and enhanced in VALUE ana esA
NESS. ,r, ,,co :, % rrpzrtrr r
f eAseu CaFsye TRUSS And kuffuhA
REMEDY srhlss utstioz sns Be %
nahsr Of tbs store and 70 inquire
i grand hsys apsroAe Htsrvs " with
i ~ gel 9DR. SHERMAN.
4 tsb,slysp #5 "a "a ~
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CROCKERY.
DRUGS, MEDICINES.

zBs'aegs, .ZsefttCSFess,E sef-sesfssef'y, etc.
EM subscriber wonid respectfully call the attenohUf
nrsrs Fhyscars and Families 10 bis well aasofted stock
article hn line Of all which
srsninitoa will be found FRESH ANDGENUINE DurngS(
SODA WATER AND MEAD OF bsatqusity DAN
CONGRESS, BLUE LICK Bar Rooms eupplied
reasonable with PURE HONEY ESSENCE PEPPERMINT
t3UULEY BkTTERS,stc. THOMAS RANKIN,
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SKIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
MONDAY MORNING, December II, 1854.
CLEARED SATURDAY, ..... s
ARRIVED.


Steamship Place. lndanoa Galveston ia
/ Margan-lst district.
Steamship Daniel Webster Luc from New York. 9s u via Ha
y.na 6.h inst, W q Templeton- 4th district
Ship Saxon, Goton, from Havre, 10 Foster &co-Pon
London ballast masters district
sp Endoc Spur from Liverpool 18th October master
district
Ship Cs KepprhOld IS days from Philadelphia, Bo
CERT aco-st datrict. u.s.,
Ship Carrnc Foster Bordespx October h to cnhuac
ship El1a Mallory, Williams Is days from New York, croery
Ship caihoun Short Hayre 27b, master1ss
dsrict. .4sM
ship Metropolis Jsye days from Bzus in ballast 10 mattersd
Ship Cabat Watts, IS days from Thomason ballast
tnastsT-3d district.
ship ko4mond, Hill, dsys from Boston, naser3d district.
Ship Spray Mcclellan 50 from Loldon to list
Sd stoddard, IA from New York. to IArd
lat district
Ship cIs Leyeasesr. 20 days from New York in ballast to
+ mHster-1stdisict. ~
ship sore Courtney from wdboro, Me- in ballast to
master-lst district.
Bark David KenOs Ame daysfro Boston maelst diatc
Washington Butcher, Collins, from Phiadphia baa
q master--Pent f9zsa9
Bark Cherokee Hay, days Charleston to Leyys
district sE
ecocq days Jsner, Nahanlst district
seqr Auew Msndrsop three ms Henderson, % days from fh
| delphia, maAieE-Poip
Tobasco Saata days fom Tb4sco, maerq
district.
sthr Pette Faucst from ST Marks rnaster-Rasin.
B'ad,d from Pensacola ohasterBai
Sch Martha Haes Pensacola, omAsterBasin.
Miner lG New York, to masr2d district
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PAINTS.

0HoICE WINES AND LIQUORS,-BRAa-
vintage
and qualities. =. - ,4.-..4,.,s ,rz-.,-,.....
asira; Harmony Old Port SUI
udspnkIng Hook Creme do Bouxy Fanr 40
champasns White Wins carssin
sses, all qualities. -, - -,
roix Rum Old Reanks
Rye whisky Brand Fruits Fruits ~ juice
Bltsrs ard everything
WINES and which sodan sareaeoh
tblster IS hsfo for cash or city paper.
800 casks II OF TER aud ALE in pints and aaaIis
EN W. COELER, Importer and Dealer IN
kV BRhNDIEs WINES CORblALS HAVANA CIGARS.
country filled and dispatched With pHnetnay IN
our arelessken
lily. itsa ofcharge 49, =5=s.
ids- None but choice srtlcles sold here.
= az uonsrsai. opposite the 81 chasi
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ne Ship CuAMpLAIE. CAPTAIN nrinkwa

~ Ship CHAMPLAIE, Captain Drinkwater,
from Hamburg ready TO discharge
et cgnhgnees rcqussdt attend
ma to nss out their permm within hgs dsys goods
iof % ths Loves will public
Of the ewnemtsstso :. T, WHITNEY 81 Camp stree ~
gtss~ Ship CHARLEdAGNE, Capt. Gates, from
Anrspii no ready 10 discharge cargo 49, Datr.
requested 10 sttend
take ogt hf pena within hva days All goods receped
On Inc s.ee will 30 sent 10 the pshe the
the owners hereof j. r. WHITNEY co Camp 2
gB- NoTrcE-The ship GRANITE STATE, Bill
ng master from Havrs, discharge
THIRD District. All goods pemted DAYS u he
ppolc stores. G. G. BoGERT a co. IS Camp street
gr Consgnees Of the following goods to
order ship Hariapurg TO Boston underneath
bales Snnny BAGS will please themselves
will be stored at iheir rpsnBe risk.
Dc GRo. W. HYNsoN n CO. 50 Camp street.
Is- Ship HARRISBURG, Capt. Wiswell, from
o'ton daohagug her eargo opposite post First District
consnses requested attend 10 tbs receipt Of their good
ds GEO. W HYNs0N a CO 81 Camp
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Moses Greenwood, Thomas, from Cincinnati
Midas, Haple, from Cincinnati.
New Latoua, Gross, from l,obdeis Store
Huntsville Nc 2, Harrison from Memphis.
George Collier, Goslss, from Memphis
] H Lucas, Wirland, from St Louis.
Editor Smith, from St Lonis
James Tratur, Haslip, from Cairo.
I.. Gem, Elet, from Waterloo
DIR Beatty, Dugas, from Eouadsonyius
amanda, Fisher from Black River.
Martha Jewett Burton from ST Louis.
.. Piota Orr, bayou Sara. =a ~ .II..-=z
Henry Lewis, Emerson from st Louis.
st. Charles, Apologize, flom Bayou Sara
ST ] Trabue Tucker, from st Louis.
Fl ~ II Bacon, Cunningham, from ST. Louis
i Yuba Prehard, from Louisville,
4 Montg omey, Jackson, from Cincinnati
Towboat Mary Kingsand Phillips from the Paesowed and
the instant, ships Union and neI-bronshs ships
Currituck and Eliza Mallory. ... -.
brought up ships L A Clark, ] Calhoun, and Endoca
Phoenix Cpws the dowa and 70 sea
the soh ulmo ships Harley Thomas Perkins end Agedo-
nero-brought ships Sntemsn Saxon and schr al MINOR
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ADJUSTMENTS.

ORLEANS THEATER--MoNDAY, Decem.
~ ter H. s5sFi night Of the celebrated Grand Opera, BY
Rossn oIiEILo-M safs Hordsa, Laeroxi Mmo. Gambler
az NorPesuns who havu engaged requssted to cal
posed oil
Tbs pabe informed that the Controllers have orders
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ig5., Mospar MoRsIse December IL. 1854
COTTON. The demand was limited on Saturday, and
barely $500 bales changed hands at the rates Of the
vious day. We quotes ~ .sass
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SIT. CHARLES THEATER-B DEBAR, LES.
~ MsStcER--a. CARRf AcrNs MlSAsEn-C
g cHEsLEY 9Rx sgnEH-Dogrs open AZ N O'Clock. cqai
ttsea 7Conpnsntary Benont Of Mr. PLACI0Eon which
eaon Ms Louisa Howard Mr. Fasn ant Mr. Holland have yco
teered.-THi6 EVENING, Monday, ft-SCH00L
scANDAL....And OUT FOR HoLiDAY-Mzze, Mr. Geo. Hol
land
The daily union., 1854-10-28
THE DAILY UNION

mouth in l645 but the governor suppressed IL and that
the existence and practice of religious liberty they
had been in full operation among the Dutch the banks
OF the Hudson for cey years prior to the arrival of Lord
Baltimore's colony at St Marys and that the Roman
Catholics of Mar land instead of being the authors
the subjects of toleration. During the brief period
they had control of the assemblyl634 l639-though
the proprietary resoutey refused TO sanction any Of their
proceedings yet they did many things they could have
passed some simple act manifestng kindly feeling for
their brother non-eonornists they really entertained
who had with themselves escaped beyond the reach of
persecution but says Bozman, p l09 vol q 't does not
appear that these herees Proesan enjoyed other
immunity than oleration of residence and security
in the protection of their persons and property And
these, he might have added, they under obga-
ton for to the Papsts having been made them
by the charter especially by the TX X and X articles
Yours, truly, j. T. POLK.
WILLIAM MEADE ADDISON Esq.
The daily union., 1854-10-28
For the Union.
COL. BEN. B. sIMMs, OF LOUISIANA.

The election of this gentleman to the legislature of his
adopted StateLouisana- evidence of the success
of enterprise attending young leaving the old States
Col. Smms emigraed to the parish of Avoyeles some
years since total stranger from Charles county, Mary
land and, although brought up the hotbed of whggery,
and his early associations until his departure from his
tive State being altogether amongst wings yet
he arrived ut the years of manhood he epoused the
of democracy, Col b. nominated by his friends, in
convention represent his district in Congress three
ago and defeated only by vote when the Hon.
Mr.. Penn received the nomination. After the nomna-
ton of Mr. Penn known Col Simms and his friends
went to work and gave the former their hearty support
Col S, is warm admirer of Senator Sdc and will
suredly give him the weight of his influence and doubt
his reelection the United Satas Senate which he
richly deservesfor Louisiana get more true
or worthy representative. NJ.
The daily union., 1854-10-28

The outrage committed gpon Rev. John Bapst Catho-
lie clergyman of Bangor Me- who arre and feather
ed and ridden upon rail at Ellsworth il Ike same Stale
Justly condemned and Denounced By a classes Of
papers, and by the public generally Fhe alleged prqyn-
cation the bringing of lawsuit the right OF
the authorities OF Ellsworth enforce the reading OF
look in school by children whose parents objected to it.
IN this lsays the Journal of Commerce he doing
more than he eatied 10 de- The action of the mob
on the contrary aubyersive Of all LAZY and a tight
1t is game which Catholics play well Protest
ants Our constitution and laws guaranty equal rights
and privileges TO all relgonists of whatever name and
infringement upon the rights Of any denomination
individual opens the door for similar ourage upon ether
denominations. In every point of view it is to be hoped
that the authors of this cowardy and brutal of
Mr. gapst % ba rreted out and punished to the full
tent of the law, "
The daily union., 1854-10-28
w WASHINGTON CITY
GOV. BIGLERls SPEECH.

We print to-day the speech of Gov Bigler delivered
in this city Monday evening last the occasion of the
complimentary serenade given him 1t abounds in noble
democratic sentiments and viii be read with eagerness by
all who appreciate democratic principles and such fearless
advocates OF them as Gov Bpler
The daily union., 1854-10-28
INDIAN MAssACREs on rnE FRONTIER.

We have had occasion several times announce dis
tressing instances of deprcdaons and assaercs by ,e
savagss on the western frontiers The Star Of the We
brings intelligence of another such outrage on the from
tier OF Texas a party of fifty Texan immigrants
murdered by the Apache Indians Senos village about
the end OF August other parties also attacked and
one killed We have every believe that the head
OF the War Department has exercd himself diligently for
the protection of the hardy pioneers Ia TIE far Nest pp
such announcements as tine foregoing el calculated
excite him to still more energetic efforts and we
doubt that the subject Is receiving the attention to which
it is entitled We understand that there is no hack Of
troops Tor The protection of the frontier but have heard
suggested that they not of the kind best adapted
mode ofwarre resored TO by the Indians This subject Of
much Importance that deem proper to aude oas
worthy the attention of members OF Congress For from
tier service we have always believed that western men,
milar with the woods and good horsemen make the best
soldiers II there bay deficiency of this species Of
troops suppose there Is such distressing massacres
occurring in Texas show the importance of con-
gressional action
The New York Tribune closes an elaborate view of he
pending contest in New York by expressing tie opinion
that the disunon candidate for governor (Cark will
ceve 100000 votes and that neither Bronson nor Seymour
can poll more than l5oooothus eecng Clark by $4,000
votes And yet thus forewarned Bronson and Seymour
continue to divide the democratic party and thus give over
the State to their common enemy
The daily union., 1854-10-28
THE TANGLED NEE QY NEW YQRE p0IITIa

THE TANGLED aEE QI NEW YORK pDLITICS
We now fully satisfied that tile editors of the a.
honai htsgeaev OF unquestonable moral cour~
age. They have the undertake unravel the
tangled web of New York politics. Whether they can
succeed not is another matter If they do shall be
prepared give them due credit for ability
wen undoubied c2usase Speaking IF the his ps..y
they make the following sensible REMARKS: ~
'PoIIricH ASp eARIlEs iS Nkw YoRK-We have already
advered to the divisions the democratic party In tho great
State of New York, and the dissatisfaction among the
wings With the first the difference appears to have rpend
into settled enmy and the euds Of the latter fast tend
ing irreconcabc arrangement The result of the
election at hand will therefore, presume be test
of the strength Of either of the old parties will it afford
any certain inae9 for tne fptaTp.
''Soon after the whg nominations Syracuse made,
the freesolers held their adjourned convention Auburn
and adopted their candidates Mess Clark and Raymond
who had been previously nominated by the wings and put
forth platform altogether ultra and objectionable The
candidates accepted the creed and aenaed thou
sands of national wings The Commercial Advertiser and
the Courier of New York city, the Commercial Advertiser
Buffalo, and other Journals spoke promptly and
plainly dsapprcbation o tie facility with which the nom
embraced the -sts The DETECTION is pey prob
ably irremediabe, The nomination of Daniel Uman by the
'knownotina complicated the oase,' as the lawyers
would term it and nobody toll what be the
suit though the temperance question is prominent R not
controlling, feature in the canvass.
We find by the papers received yesterday that all these
party breaches widening. We boIlevc, however, with
the New York Commercial Advertiser Mat agitatng events
may generally disturb the public mind give tempo
rar radical bias to the majority of the whole peoples and
the sober rejecting portion of the community only the
alternative of waiting for that calm which, political
world as surely Is ~ ts rtysiaf, -scdoe0s tso ssar
Referring to tho rpmN that another whg State eoayes
ton was TO be held the Commercial considers that theros
time for the consummaton Of the project II II has been
seriously entertained.
The daily union., 1854-10-28
From the Detroit Free Pres
TIE nREPuBLICAN, PLATFORM


The main panks in the republican platform the
following
The REpEAL FUGITIyE-sLAyE
The REPEAL REpEALING CLAUSE THE KANSAS AND
NEBRASKA ACT
The RESISTANCE THE ADMISSION rro THE UNoN OF A;Y
MORE SLAVE STATES.
These are qvowed TO them We may add the following,
which has been added to the plstforpt!
The REPEAL or NATURALIZATION LAWS, AND THE
soRPTIos ALL FOREIGNERS ACCOUNT FIRTH AND
LGIoH.
The first of these propositions involves the abrogation
OF provision of the constitution the second involves
mpossbility AS long the Senate and Executive re-
main democratc the third is intervention in the domes
tic affairs of the States which people would tolerate
the fourth is natiye-Amercanism in the gnise OF
know-nothingisnl.
HR TIE republicans the power to carry out the first
and third popouon end should they exercise that pow
e the dissolution OF the mon Would follow certain
consequence.
Wha, good citizen viii say with this platform before
him, that the republican party is NOT the most odous
party known in this country since the tories of the revo-
ton?
The daily union., 1854-10-28

MICHGAsThe Detroit Free Press expresses much con-
fdence that usonsr win be routed in that State the
7h of November ana that John s. Barry ldcm) will be
chosen governor by round majority The following sig
n6cant resolve was adopted at convention of the wings
Of Macomb county
Resolped That we, whgs--ndmonisheh by the dlsas-
experience of the past the utter aacy of aempt
ing gain strength either in the State county, by
abandoning for time party organization, and
going faction whose past acts have tended more
than any oe- to create dscord and disafection
in our ranksAQo heartily deprecate the so-caled
fusion moyemeh pteeriing, il needs be. Ga honorable
defeat pader the tilehonored banner of pazy TO
doubtful victory uudef die lead of those who have sought
to bring it into disgrace.
The Free Press says there thousands OF wings
throughout the State who entertain sentiments like these
and will not cast their votes for the fusion ticket