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DEI.IS. BEIIsi BELLS churches, academies
tories seabos's plantations e made and large A.so
enlarged foundry which has been for thirty
whose and process Of manufacture 30 perfected
quality present proprieto succeeded
applying moulding bell casting
dence OF the unpsred excellence bells they
(Janua 1854 silver meda OF the
Worlds Fair in New YORK. all others several from hs cou
being and which eighteenth
medal diplomas has awarded them. Th
hand belts ofa variety o tones Of
weight and they Furnish TO order chme Of numpc
bells KEY throughout the
States and Canada Their hanngs comprising recent and
valuable improvements, consist movable
arms which may turned upon bell spring acting
the capper proonging the sound iron Tnme ons hammer
For steamboats,. steamships, etc. their i'm
proved revolving yoke fancy hanRngs In brass or bronze
any design furnished supply parts, Of
improved hangng rehang bells ofoher construction upon proper
all descriptions inside and kept ON hand
with the principal routes In All az
despach which, eher personally by communication, are
spcctfuily solicited ,r>ry, ,,.s aova
Feb os--dIy West Troy, Albany CO., Wy.
CLoTING Gentlemen prefsrrins Their
clothing order can be accommodated with single gar
made and finished in the most 81
moderate prices which we will warrant be
frrior
Pennsylvania avenue between 9th and 10Th streets,
Mar Set next TO Iron Hail
. CAuD-MRs. WILLIAM r. MADDOX, having taken the
formerly occupied the Hon Mr. CHAMPION corner o
streets, Washington city, viii be happy accomnodah
permanent hosrdery.
Mar 5--d5t'
Wan DEPARTMENT,
February ", 1854
DERsOSs having book. belonging to the Library o.
the War Department, in their possession longer han ~.
| branan .s CHARLES CALVERT.
Feb 23-d3w b,nfshsh
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ArRIL Is, 1883.
The undersigned appointed United
respectfully public
bic stock Of watches made By shares
SERIES Mr. Fodsham has succeeded by perfect method Of
entirely and peculiar construction Of The an by which
Of ~, Without o. s % sa
Of Tie improved watches perfect regularity time under
exercise riding. jump
&C, produces them sensible effect They therefore,
scie0uac cTc Bor.endo in review Or
The London Exhibition ls5 the contribution OF Mr.
Chs frodham as bearing te stamp opecuar merit and as be
he British government has awarded Messs Arnold and chas
frodham the OF s3l7o for the excellence Of The principle Of
one Of Mr. frodshams correspondents follows,
LosDos, April %, ls52
Sin have much pleasure In giving an account OF the gold
When srpressy stipulated sat Il should MAINTAIN unifopm rate
arona 80 49,, aa,.a,, IA a,in go i,a,. ,ia re-
done rsmsabe II Of going or The a,.l
changed its rate ite faster viz eight seconds month"; and
Though by amy
promise 70 expect such yet believe i only
thew seres.n
I remain, sir, yours respectfully, ,,,u
To Mr. CuIs FRopsH,M
The undersigned has received following.
BosroN, oct. s. IsS3
stR herewith give yoo an account Of the remarkable perform
snce Of The watch q yoa made By Charles Frod,han
Yours respectfully, BILLINGS BRIGGS
To Mr.. sInos WILLARD
BosToS, Sept 3, lsS9
watch purchased OF Chas.
Frodham London No. 1900 vaued
from months, by actual daily with
regulator. - -
Yours, sc, ALVIN ADAMS
Mr. SIsos WILLARD.
Who among many others proved
n keepers:
ENoCH TRAIN, esq, WIN. WHITING, esq,
II, &. BATES, esq, GEO, M, TEACHER, esq,
y. w. THAyER, esq, DAVID DYER, esq,
E E,E E,ossoENE,e ESQ., sa%psu.ty,
The respectfully watches
designed by Fodsham himself especially
demands OF American public
OF perfect time and that in h and external beauty they stand
unrivniIsd
SIMON WILLARD,
Dec 24-2aw3m SakWed pCongress street, Boston
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l. ABBATT, Secretary.
CHARLES DE- srLDrsa 7h opposite Odd Fellows Hall
agent
W. p Joussros NJ. D., opposite City Post Office, 9TH street.
ply scan.
Pamphlets explanatory principles
company be obtained application the agents ONCE
Mar -f
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Arnolds, 81 strand London.
hereby constitute Mr. Simon Willard No Congress Bos
sole for the sale OF watches United States
Of America CHARLES FRODsHAM.
Arm Is, 1852
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PROPOSALS io conveying the mails Of United siaes f
July 1854, 30h, 1853, hu Iolox
The States Of LOUISIANA MISSISSIPPI, and KEN
lucky will be received the Contract Oce Posi- 0s
DEPARTING the city Washington until Of ION An
1854 be decided BY The sob April 1854 routes ss =
herein specified. I"
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-02-24
LYNCHBURG, FRIDAY MORNING, FEB. "a 1854.
MISCELLANEOUS
MISCELLANEOUS
New Book and Periodical Depot,
Main st. Lynchburg, Va,
One door ADORE Mr.. J. p. Wrighfs Drug Store.
II bert A. WiIliasns =

IAkES this opportunity of informing the citizens of
Lynch urg aad surrounding country that he has
just returned from the Northern Clirs where he has
been 10 purchase his stock of New Books ard every
other article comprised in his line OF business lie Is
determined 10 sell Cheap for Cash.
The following is list Of Of the books which he
has on hand Book of ihe World Gem of the Scason,
laurel Leaves, Thout Blossoms, Chri.tmas, Dew
Drops, The May Flower The Rosebud, Remember Me,
The Keepsake, Book Of Heart. variery of Poems,
Vicnr of Wakefield, Flush Times of Alebamn, great
variety of Bibles, gilt and plain. fsmily and pocket
frnyer Books. Hymn Books, &c, &C.
lie viii keep constantly on hand every description OF
Writing Paper-Letter. Cap and Account. All Sind,
of Writing materials-Steel and Gold Pens. Quills Of
all sorts. 1nk-Black Blue and Red. Music--Ciuitnr
nnd Violin Strings. Piper Weights and great many
nther beau iul and usrfu articles,
The public IL invited to give him a call
dec % Is aszzH gst..-e Next dnor TO y Wtight's.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-02-24
Fresh Garden Seeds.

yTNHE subscribers receiving their Spring sup.
l. ply Of Garden Seeds, direct from LANDRETH
Of Philadephia. The stock is large and embraces
" variety Of seed usually wanted in this Market all
warranted fresh and genuine.
CY-Description, Catalogues & Almanacs, with di-
rections for culture and planting. to be had gratis
Also, supply Of choice FLOWER SEED.
feb Sta JOHN II. SEAY & co.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-02-24
SEC AIRS IL TO II A g g q
M. LANGHORNE IL SONS.

WHOLESALE DEALERS IN sEoARs AND TOBACCO OF
EVERY VARIETY OF BRANDS.
VVNHE subscribers have constantly hand a large
l. stock of HAVANA g. PRINCIPE SEGARS, OF
the most approved brands. which they fee confident
inferior in the market and which will be sold
the LOWEST PRICES
ORDERS from any part of the Union will be promptly
met and entie satisfaction gunrantiet purchasers
The following Brands are kept constantly on hands
sEGARs.
La Flor de Habana, La Sultana,
California, Las Tres Coronas,
Jicotencal, La Gotta de Aqua
Old Dominion Conluista,
La Fiel de P. J. O., ElLeon de Orc
La Teresita Ell Nuptuno,
Rio Hondo, Plantation,
E Programa, Figaro,
Las Tres Estrellas, La Norma,
Herman Cortez, Principles.
Lafayette, &C., &c.
TOBACCO.
Oronoco. Nectarine,
Gold Leaf Catawba,
Golden Peach Stanard &C., &c,
September 8-dScts
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-02-24
RY MeDONALD & PETERS.
TERMS.

yRaAs published daily a 81 .nd s at
annu' ths: and PAPER discontinued except at
than h ~ the propetor until all arrearases shall have
PAIL are inserted for 30 sents per square
ssxR form insertion and ~ q cts ior every S'ef
lac II the nu a, ,arad out charged accordingly.
RATES onS ss s,'ifys s.
y $50 semi weekly y 40 semweekly sS5 Every yearly
s esssa the spaes
aaI nne a ~ % arged ratably for the excess.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-02-24

NOTICE. T. MOORMAN, Of the 1 lie irm Of
4 Moorman a. Martin, would inf rm the friends and
customers Of the late firm that he will continue the
Grocery and Commission Business
the Old stand of a. NJ where ho will make every
cxertion give satisfaction his friends, customers
aud The public generally
lie VIII keep constantly on hand "A large and we'll
lected etock of GROUERlES, DRY GOODS. sc.
ET' Special attention paid the snle or forwarding
of Tobacco, Wheat, Flour. 60. &C.
ian2ts THOS T. MOORMhN
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-02-24
NEW ESTABLISHMENT.


VI SUBSCRIBERS are now receiving their
l. Stock OF Goods. an offer for salc--
Russia Tarred and Manila Cordage OF oil sixcs, from
d 10 inches in diameter,
Blocks for Derricks and hos'ng apparatus OF all sixes
-ALso--
Patent Friction Roller Blooks new article in this
market, by which onc third OF the labor in hoistng
by the common block is -uved.
iio"ks and Thmbl, for hoisiing-ropcp,
Onkum, Rosn, Pitch 4 Tar.
White lend. White Zinc Paint BlnnL Paint Y elbow do.
Red Lend. Verdigiis Imperial and Chrome Green,
Vcrnill'on and Prussian Blue, Paris htc, Lamp
black, Putty, &C.
Paint Bru,bes, al aizcs--mnrking do
Fancy Pals, Half do do, Coolers In nests, Wooden
Box Matches, Brooms rrays Barroll Covers, Mems
ures. sugn' Boxes Flour Pals. DC. &c,
Ground Coffee Pepper Aspoe Gloves, Cayenne Pep
per. London and American Mustard, Chocolate. &c
I.nseed OIL raw aud boiled-Winter, Solar and Sperm
Oil.
Meas Pork and Beef Sugar, C)fea Syrup, Moasses and
other Groceres,
Our ttoek has been purchased entirely for Cash, OF
the Manufacturers In NewYork and Boston, nnh we
will oiier great ind eements purchasers, either ut
Wholesale Retail.
LEE g. co, On tho Dock
Richmond. Janunny 81 It's
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-02-24
RICHMOND.
BOOK BIN DING ,


A MoRRiS,-No 97, Nam 81 R,camoad-1s
"A. prepared to do every description of Book Bind
ing, aud to manufacture Blnuk Account Books any
Paitern-having laid In n stot. he 'rst ma eriala
and engaged the of the beat workmen In tho
ctdntry. Magistrates Clerks Of Courts, Cashiers. and
"'hes connected with public oilees. Gun have the
Record Books, DOckets, Lcdgers,
aud other Books connected with ihfir offices properly
ruled aud securely bound by sending pattern Of the
oi the Book In inches by mall without the necessity
Visiting the city In person
Music Books Pamphlets, Newspapers,
Magazines, &o., 60.
carefully arranged and bound In the best AS
Specimen OF tie worl turned ont In his Bindery, A.
Morris would respectfully refer the Books which OBJ
tanned the premium Mt the nte Fair and which may be
Mt his storr
ian25ts
DINNER AND TEA SERVICE
- just received, lull supply of Whtc Gilt y eneh
China, In Dinner mud Tea sets. Also sngly and tbs
Dozen.
White lronstone do do
Flowing do do
All for saie low ut
JAS. d. u. EVANS.
nov ls'ts No. lit, West Mn. st. Rioh
GLASS WARE--Cut.Glass Deoanters. Tpn
~ bler,, Chanpagne Gobblets, Whe., Lemon los.
Bowls, CELERY Glasses. Pitchers. etc.
Pressed do In every variety aud all Cor ssie very
low al ]. ID II. EVANS
nov I2 M III, West Min ST.. Rie hmond.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-02-24

A r. PRIVATE SALE valuable girls bc
IA tween the ages of - nnd 16 accustomed hpuso
service. and sold for fout--wond prefer tbemIo bo
retained in or near tho city. Apply to
dec cots WM. II. MOSBY.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-02-24
VIRGINIA LINE Of Richmond Ga

These vessels of the fret class, built in the city oi
baltimore expressly for this rnde and have superior
,ommodations for passengers. They are commanded
by experienced Captains, well qualified for the trad.
and who i'll spare no exertion accommodate The,
will be towed up and down the rivers by steam and may
le relied sail promptly rs advertized
Merchants going North or ordering goods from New
York will find il their interest to ship by this line,
us freight will always be taken low by any other
line of Packets and every effort will be made by the
agents in Richmond and New-York to give satisfaction.
Freight Is cents per whole, and II cents per "a :.
Tobacco being about SO per cent. less than charg'
the Steamers. Insurance be effected in the hl,r
inond Fire Association by this line at 38 per cent.
We respectfully ask and hope to succeed in obtain
Ing a full share of patronage.
Goods shipped by this line New. York will be for
warded free Of commission to New Orleans, Mobile,
Charleston, Savannah any other Southern North
ern port The vessels will lie in Richmond at Rockets,
IN New York Berth No l, Coffee House Slip, foot Of
Wall Street. DAVID CURRIE Richmond } ,
c.. PIERSON, NY. Is
No. 6l South Street. \S
Q.dts
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-02-24
DIS OLU ITO N.
1HE UNDERSIGNED WILL CON-

/ TlNUE THE FOUNDRY BUSINESS IN all its
branches, and ash continuance Of the iibrtl patron
|ge extended TO Whittemore NcNamee n Co.
JAMES McNAMEE.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-02-24
|1'HE AGRICULTURAL TOOL AMI
DIS SOLUTION.

PINHE PARTNERSHIP heret ofnre existing between
l. GREGORY ROYALL & SIMPSON is dissolved
the Withdrawal of S. NJ Simpson. All persons in.
| Rebted TO the conaern will make payment to Gregory
Royal, and all having claims against the cencern will
fpply to them for payment.
JAS. d GREGORY,
JAS. T. ROYALL,
SAM'L. NJ. SIMPSON.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-02-24

These vessels Of the frat class, built expressly for
u is trade and have superior accommodations for pasr-
They commanded by experienced Captains. well
Iai,d i"' ia" traao, ana whn will spare no exertion
accommodate.
They will be owed up and down the river by steam.
mud may be relied o sa promptly IA Advertised.
Merchants going North ordering goods from Bos
ton, will find it to their interest to ship by this linr
it is the only regular line, and freight will always r
taken low by any other vessels and every elri
will be made by the agents in Richmond and Boston To
give atislaction
We respectfully nsk and hope to speceed In oh
iaining full share of patronage.
The vessels will lie in Richmond at Rockets In
Boston ut Rowe4 Wharf.
DAVID CURRIE. Richmond,
ALLEN WELTCH, Boston, { 's :"
aug 9-dts No. l33 State Street.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-02-24

lust RECEiVED-At the the New Book
y store of RoBT. A WILLIAMS, The Ladies Re
pository for January, 1854. Tn, Indies particu
srly requested call and examine it-Asoa new sup
ply of New-Year Gift Books-somethne entirely new.
gY" Gall soon else they will all be gone.
ian6 6-ts
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-02-24
Potatoes.

MIR. WILKES has sent do"n another lot of his line
lVH Irish Potatoes. Gail before they all gone
;an oats LEE & JOHNSON.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-02-24

dec l7-rs
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-02-24

NTOLASSES-We have just received another
MI lot of strictly prime NewOrleens Molnsses' on
consignment, will sell low tn close, -
G.b Ists LEE g. JOHNSON.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1854-10-21

Now ihW m. election duraol oG % (. rropei
W'l $50 ahouIi iulu UuI thourhnupnn other Topics.
ond in doing we afc euro vovli have tho bcar.
W appreciation of lorgo majority of our tead,tt
THE hll.importaul rulicct i0r lle consideration o.
The people Of lhl section of tho State. aud on,
which has hccn seriously injured by long neglect
10 'as construction OF The proposed eilroad nom
Tyrone TO this place, with il7 contemplated cxtcn.
sion TO Eric, by nturcotinr one or thc other o
the roads now constructing to that place, Anum.
bcr of our cntorprsing business men are now ir
Philadelphia, although upon other business yet
We have strong hopes that they will take occasion
to represent the advantages Of this improvement
in their proper light and thus awaken such q feel
ing among the capitalists and business men Of that
city, in favor Of this rood-Nhich Is destined to be-
most important ieedcr to the great Central road
TO say nothing of the rich trade Of the Lakes
which i, will be tho means of conducting to our
commercial mctropolis-as will do much towards
getting the work under headway.
Philadelphia has abundance of spare copitol nj
this moment to build this road but they cannot
be expected to embark their means until they sec
proper efforts on the part Of those more Immediate
ly interested, as are the citizens of this county,
Much has already been done. Some of our citi.
zons have subscribed with liberal hand. But il
We look at this matter ip strictly business light,
judging from its proposed location and connec-
tons, and the rich ana inoxhaustblo natural re-
sources Of ogr county, we cannot see how It's stock
can be otherwise than highly profitable to the
holder uH
We are too apt to underestimate our own abili-
ty Ifit was certain that this stock would net a
profit of from 10 to l 8 per cent per annum, when
completed, there would be no troublo in rasing at
loast half the necessary means to complete the
work without going out of the region it traycrscs
Now, we are quite sure that any person who will
take the trouble to make the investigation will
discover that, in tho very nature of things, such
must be the result in financial point Of view
All the elements that make a railroad valuable aud
profitable, are furnished by this route An thatis
wanted, therefore, is onfdence--conGdenco in our
own ability, and in the ultimate success of the en-
terprise.
The report Of Mr.. MONTGOMERY, tho very able
Engineer, which we published few weeks ago,
was very conclusive and satisfactory, showing the
feasibility of the work in almost every Particular
But there is one point which, in our opinion, he
seems not 10 have laid sufficient stress upon. 1t
is, that in many Of the heaviest excavations for
this road a very large amount Of bituminous coal
must necessarily be uncovered, 1t is well known
that the route assurveyed, passes directly through
several Of the richest veins of coal and iron ore to
be found in the country, and the quantity which
would be thus mined, if taken to market as the
road progresses would go very far towards paying
the cost Of such excavation.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1854-10-21

0TThe elections in Ohio and Indiana,
resulted as they did in our own State, on.
ly a little more so--the fusonists all com.
bined against the National Democracy
This is claimed in some places, as an anti.
Nebraska triumph, and condemnation OF
the National administration on account Of
its support Of that measure. This cannot
be so. That measure vincicates and es.
tabIlshes the great principle of popular
sovereignty of the capabiity of man fol
self government. Will the people turn
against themselves The population o
the principles of the Nebraska bill would
be SO understood. That was wise and
a just measure, and its enemies will be
very anxious to draw a veil over the past
before they are two years older
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1854-10-21

bot with sincere gratitude 10 those lfom
whom | received such unboundod kind.
mes, since haycboon proyldcnliallyIhfown
amongst them, and with whom am about
to separate and 20 to New York, to a home
Of sorrow. | learned from the Doclcr
at the Quarantine, last evening, that the
Nesa had reached ST. John, N. b., with
some passengers from the Arctic, but
could not learn the particulars. AS soon
as can get on shore, shall mako ar.
rangomonls to leave for New York, with
the least possible delay. expect to take
the steamer for Montreal, this afternoon.
am, very respectfully,
Your obediont servant,
JAMES G. LUCE.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1854-10-21

A RAY or IlopE.--Mr. Mitchell, Of
South Carolina, one of the passengers
saved from tho iII.Gated Arctic; states
positively that lie Sa1g one ofhe 65ats, PIT
Of from The steamer, aciM a nu,sber Of
a0ontan and children oil board,-,ogether
with the butcher and baker, both men,
A gleam of hope is here afforded, that
some passing vessel has fallen in with
this boat, and received thom on board
Mr.. Mitchell also states that the last
time he saw Mr.. Sanford he was pacing
the deck with shawl about him, taking
leave Of his friends, and occasionally
waving his hand as they individually took
their departure.
1t was touching scene, Mr.. Mitchell
says, TO see those Of the passengers that
were LEFT behind on the ship, sending or
endeavorng 10 send messages of love
and affection, TO their more fortunate lcl.
low sufferers in the boats, with requests
that they would deliver them TO the loved
ones, when they reached that home, they
were never iated 10 behold
Mr., Mitchell says the passengers never
supposed there was any danger TO the ship,
Until the water had extinguished the fires.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1854-10-21

A FEMALE IN BREECHEs.- Yesterday
afternoon, female, who, for months past,
has been attending theatres, dining at first
class hotels, and circulating generally
through the city, under the garb of gen.
tleman of wealth and fashion, assuming
different names as occasion required, was
arrested as vagrant on the complaint Of
officer Bowling, of the lower police court
she having no home or visible means
of support, but constantly Wandering
about the city in the company of men,
She gave The name of Annie Linden, un.
der which she was taken before Justice
Welsh, and sent to the peniteniiary for
sixty days. She was born 10 New Or.
leans, and is not yet Is years Of ace.
Ne'o York EapreSS Of l3th inst.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1854-10-21
PlLING 1T ON.

The Wings and Know Noihings have
made no less than four different attempts
10 celebrate their late victory, in this place
and vicinity. The first took place las
Friday night, and has been acknowledged
on all hands 10 have been the loudest
biggest and most spirited. On Monday
night they held forth at Allen Mitchcll's
On Tuesday night the BhoyS-or Curwens
vlllo paid us vist-but somehow il didn'
seem TO go off right. Their brethren here
were not "prcpared" to receive them, ant
the solemn darkness that enveloped the
very small procession, was highly char
acierislic Of their dark and hidden princi
pies. The fourth and last of these exhi
billions took place on Wednesday night a
G. D. Goodfellow's. In all these demon
STATIONS we are sure that every democra
who witnessed them, was but the more con
frmed in the rectitude of his own princi
pies, in the consciousness of having don,
his duty, and in the firm resolve to stan,
by his party and the Constitutions of ou
State and nation.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1854-10-21

DANGEROUS CLAP-TRAp.-"Am
11aSt rule America," 1uoth the Buntlinite
tricksiers and shallow demugogues. Was
1t ever ruled by anybody else than Amer.
leans The Baltimore Republican says
OF the thirty.;hree Governors of the
different States and Territories, how many
are foreigners We believe not one.
OF the FIVE thousand members of the Leg.
isIatures Of the different States, how many
were born abroad Not fifty VIC venture
to assert. How many members Of the
Senate oflhe United States But one, and
that one not less distinguished by his abil.
ltIes as u scholar and statesman than
by his heroism as soldier How many
of the two hundred and thirty.lcur mem.
bers Of the House Of Representatives are
foreign bornl Not q single n1em5er.-
OF the Supreme Bench? Not one. OF
The Judiciary Of The different States p
Few, II any. What means then, this ey.
er'recurrlng sentence "Americans mus,
rule America p 1t means that unscrupu.
lous and selfish men desire office, and ia
effect this end, means must be used and
catch words adopted, by which honest
minded citizens will be aienaed from their
party attachments, induced to break the
ties OF social and frieanly union, and even
throw off those benevolent and humane
affections and impulses embIematic Of the
true American character.