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PARKER, WILDER & &c.

.
toNNiissON NkIANT-. Tor the sale Of American Good.
a. by The package u'uif,e account invite the At,
tyh.on o. slj'r' their Of Goods Of InElnd
cOTrnNs-Bro-o and B.,eh,a, from the Menadpoes Hn,
~ on, phS " Ne, Snd rstr'oFo' eii OF All widths from
Brown Bssehed and Blue Drills, from Mountain Mil, Sort
FLASStt sPsin and iv,d. Sc,ris and Ytiio- Bus and
p. Wb is' g.T Tr mi Gns S91SoS Spy'r snd
uFD HUMANITARIAN Rsth, T~isd whitney. and svi,,
Uns BLANKETS, all rou - 10 msouas,nr,d hy m,
Scghreo Ns, shh ave r-ocYsd medals from ION
ALEC, s Wool whitney BlAnssts fro.r the Milton M.
otR"EflNglusrain 'ni y'nesn, all cotton aui
Mills At Lawrence, I.ossiI ard wtsntham WV W.
~ ESQ
EAGLE oAsHNASFrrs. LADIES CLOTHS, and Union ouu
MEKkS Kent cay Jeans and Roller AID clearer Cloths
miT-2.Elsn
NJOTiCE sIiIPPENs-i, o. dst,TnsJ SSy, I.T.5 an.
eevc aud fct zAd IRON either side ne Tiysr he
nsrcbsndr thsi usy be sent 10 their care.
supp grocer a. shieh thty viii , for or 10
eu'toners The sttei personal atSptl RosSSr.S vim
j. s. RoBERrsos A co.
Uh-olmlt Hecksy Lss Inns, Nss Canton. Va.
IVU very to nc 10 III city, Jscs ss ' ~.
tue sosl Pits In Hnrco on the l3h Of lie darn
@sr, vSsa oaa.d lie ssS. With s ,S SSfsy sel 's .s
The right lie veil supplied with clothing H vas traced a.
oNs uUSDsID pOlLxgs viii BE- siysn s hi guy 81 w,
7. ESrYSiEt Il taken Ia this state
Richmond. June 3D. 1854 "H :" 'N''f'
NNyOoD ia,NU RUit SIT. - am a tber,.J by Caleb
yonss 10 sell privately irsei Of is7d owned BY HIM,
mile, East Of hehwoad' adjoining ue land John ourris and
NE above land privately ees,,e the Sch day Of
ySn, gu On hat DAY. eng Court dsyl be 'd Poe
Is sue wv Dc made eicHr' snd ro's NcSomm dating
--" "A-s---en BlCk L. WINSTON.
g.yS.-fi ue'ev', fof ,UeI
Az aus JAWS WsBb 8 son.
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a. -t;tC SALE OF yALCAHLI. IASD-.vu
SOC on te pr m see, on tae h u n. r. m,
"a eon1ty uilss North OF the Court Hou,e $500 -'-
Ih's iAl c"ntA " which ARE a.,
Hs oAahSe IN timber about 80 being original
tsnh highly improved being unsurpasseo
or su'ceP'oy 10 impTov means OF cIyrr
te j'ninr the vice ard OF se,s. 49,
so h.aa9tasnt viii yi'lt large superior WIN.
Is -e suppied with ali the sary bulIdnr.
na t-y dwelling house large Well nt.ninx
rooms besides passaRss ample cellars AID attic e
FOR III Their Information Aadr.,. Dr. T. p,,,.
or Luei.n Miner Esq, Louisa c. H., Va - " ''''s'
TEANs -one-ihiId OF the
p,ys ats at one and two attn interest
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UhA9UERRB0TSPE MtTEHtAIs.-J W. THoMPsoy
- CO. SIS s'oadysy New Yots, wanufs ,ud tars IN
Dafuerreoye Case ATpTatu MATING P,essrrsrs ae ard
N Pale' Cheios Fancy "a oastI
voEtand Johns o O. Hsrr,cns snd al other American
csssas copsisniy on hand AZ the Manusrrs pr
aai warranted Psti,et Gos -CmlyIs)
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o. nKNIIN 4 Cn-. =

25S, 219 and goo Bro,desy, cor. ~ Wnrs,u ~, n y
"EbrF 20 ask the asu ~ dealers IN tsadJ made o..
w thing Throughout the uuited States TO our Achilles Tor
ppynE the most extensive demand from every N ne
THlNG. " 49,
The eonttauty demand fr oiong OF eur n,nus,
ure has rendered peccasary that
mrasn and ve have hefsfo's erected bading sge
and most complete OF s Kind In the World, ,J
With the Cd 'eesi Description Of Clothing every vauy IL IL
our Intention 70 DO large trade, millions
have therefore made such nsars BUYERS
larger and Vausd assorn At prices which no tmaIer
house can ard Aeosd ION our Establishment Warranted
t@ed 10 orr patrons.
Tern. Strictly mOi. or pr. ct. discount for o,h
aps-imWss). u. DFytIy A 90
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caARt CRY cou;T,vA by Sii.u. es 49, ~ II
s s Eoui' o, rtars II co rt, IN sco~r
,y3-S ~ vs. ON hsaed MI under
He tsioner appointed for a. purpose AZ rb
rs we, %, on 20 10 d. A.ut res H. Go u
% tn4' eing Con. dg, "a Kin. q Ia.
~ Ht ~ Jars-'n recra'd ~ cett sur ~ ~
'i'ueie'' n ~ Ch'skAho lin nse n-nt 10 = O.
Ana hs'iE7 j UtI'T qua u o. she'll, ma
NJ I'M ate p'ic-s rn- lamp reiar nts on
~, Soh'l u sHsW TO o,y sooi l!Inl, .oyn
OF sHe H1li anu psace hr. Oh centre nd ,hrr g.
,sry oHi as-S All the Ian Sh exc po. OF a. ~ =
V, .s' n pm cas- uuor, suitable for cora vo a
80 ha nus Thee pr, on q 4 eadop ma
~. y Tao snscsp ne 81 log the ere a az,
nd Ia Nrs' L.. Is lind Ie ub &c 10 IN ri4a.S
NeT s'i'h dover is a.sirEe The of "a $ rBu.h
" h'-c 0nsy SIS yCoG ions ana OH
hPea,s- OF sale E DC rrqGi ed in two
ga meats u n pay ronth. uh.t In ~
IeI hs d'y ot aIr, ihe pie boncs 10 III
oo1o sH-E Wa go stelTi! beSibg utsrsi tom IN DIV
aHd Tue h!e 10 De TeaIutd purehs- :,
r,,... A., ELIJAH BALL
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NOEICE.-A general meeting OF the socthoiderI in the
hehmond and York River Railroad Company, will be
nns ana Queen Courthouse, WEDNESDAY the day
august neIt Tor tue purpose Of selecting the
provided for by the the s,s
Of ,nuAry ISIS, neo rating the y npany.
BY Order OF the Board VI Directors:
1JiU -lawtsih Aug. A. W. MORTON Tr,a,p,.,
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PAS6oIKi6T IND sT,GE LINE,-.-

ros toVtSGsroN-rare thr ugh from
Leave Richmond at p. ii by Boat, Mosd.y. wss5s.,.S
ana fridays connect with the Stage Howardse next dsy
az r.. and arrive in Livingston at = p. ".
and Fridays; with boat at Iosardsylr and ar
rive In Richmond next morning at O'Clock.
Aui BOYD. EDMOND DAVENPORT
UT PUBLISHED, and for sale by J. wARROCK-The yirTi
hA anu North Carolina Almhn ,ck for the IoId
i oy david Riehard,on OF Louisa unity, containi
correct s ~ the members Congress- OF
gte am Courts In Virginia members Congress and
courts OF North Carolina. Tabular each STATE
showing al one view, IN population
haotsnts TO The nile, militia white
over years who cannot read wre and dumb
rom - to 1880 inclusive all Of which has
rom otnc 81 documents;
OF uolest'; animals into America by Co
ag IN the ii9 and the pieces Ny N,T,. M
b!e the Katy Did Katy Dds Katy: Nav deem
M not Happy: lie will .gain sunday Morn
ng' 20 Ask my Mother The First Marriage Mother,
Ago; Angry Words II Thou Friend The P.rms, to
day and Tomorrow Gen. Life EpItaph; at DoIsI a
49, " i''""'' Az
NOriCE.-MRS g TERRY would rtsprciiuIy anIonnc a.,
he friends ana e pnoic that she will upv
ton the BoArng esablsh nt recently tie
OF her late husband situated Main stree over Inc sn,
r Geo j. Hrrng doOrs CITY Hotel where bc
WI oe pleased 10 accommodate both
Eul-c3. eIpIu rrp,y
W LAND AND COLLECTING AGENCy-
ArToRSET Law, Mellon Court ou.s
VA deneral AEsn for the col teton Of bts buying
would do well 70 sell aud TO this county, land Tieb
ana cheap We have for cts OF Land
All letters Addressed to the subscriber po,paJ receive
prompt attention. and monies collected quick Eemancs,
.yeYgn.reiy ALEX. VI PATRICK
OICB conformity notice her eby given n a,
~ pli:Stoh WILLIS mad. TO the General Once wspY
IVA mhsry Wsusnts which issued tie Virginia Land OF
ase ,Janusry l!th, lSi2, via:
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fLorp NpVHr House. Va, May ~.
vas taken sick early the year ts u some
SIX mVnthE whole nervous system enirey pro'rst,d
almost lily the NY nbsI during
vied By seva phycans Of hiFn standing bu Wish all Il, h
EFFORTS worse, until became emaeatyd living
could b. Ny phy ssaui then sdVI'ed TO y the
Sgrngs did earned there my I'D bling uaatIe %
stand up the about enm nee
proving AZ once and ss 6nSJ restored % heah hsrr
hesitation taying that entirely
10 the water believe had tn. pow
erful agent Wyuld DOW have bseU 10 the grave.
Tfru
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hsi No. Ise, one door above EIehan

NOTICE.-Applicaor will made to the President and
Director. Of the Bank OF vIrgins the Ger
unea'e o. stock on sai Ban, No. SIS 30h
Lost. JOuN Cp,sa
I'm lro<s derid
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Co. JOHNSON d rUGH,

Or'1>-f'ors Building, Sloelne WT,,lor.<
NJ IL give prompt attention of Tnh.rco WA.
tear Corr Ae, and one BY strict attention N
70 receive TIE patronage Of their friends ana n. pos
house. 'P 0r ~ sssorookS Ware
WV. R. praH. lat. Of c.rE,rE.. a.es,,,,,,-
apll-lJ -. 'eHoaIs county, va.
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virginia nANuEACTUnED TonAcco.

By J. s. sYDNOR, '-''
WHO soiots consignment.
y 'hIn 70 New Orleans, care of rwrrrY 4 Smith,
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sJirx, Roan Ike Co., Nay as lisa
take pleasure IN saying that the
e1ets Of the water Of h, Arshsny spring. ~
and from tue q entitled g. u
have used IL. .rd val abie tonic
peculiarly suited se,sionJ the ,o
mach In u DyGptp te inEatv the ye remove
that dstsing rEin often
gRfHPIy A.
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sending for water AFTER the l.. DAY Of june Sb
charged for 10.


We sbeeTuy recommend the lsghauy Springs
believing DO that there which diseSy
cred that es the high this can We bvS bad ne
guent ovVriunitts o witnessing the wonderful
10 Nervous AID cuiapeo1S disease au OpE standing
nrnsd esir OF Dyspep,a wehAve recommend.
Log tO %. ecd any discs CO. or VINO
have been sGsrnE from sny drangsent the stomach d.
We bstVe is medical qualities Unsurpassed BY any LuoSu
water. JAnIs A. 4 kESf ", D.
6AM'L A. MeCOSRkY, ST.. d..
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cTrF BRaC PEOTS
complete assortment Of the Pows Cout.r, Cutiy.
"a tors HAIFoTs ae, te always hand, and
perform rel or no sale. Als particular.
- adapted deep S-is give ..tisf.con
:, . GEORGE WATT CO., oHce OF Franklin street
dana en-rau
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UNs sUusCHIbtR takes pi returning his thanks to
ms numerous friends and the pub generally gene
roas Patronage they N,
years. .ni the increase Of business having such a, To
PEI nuns nr want OF Dom, to ABOVE
me s.1f which much larger and pleasant
Two departments the well supplied
large for the Transaction OF Wholesale Bu.n.r, he
hs or above the baIeuen has
up Msdern syl for the sole purpose conducting Retail
snnes ausched 70 which In the his saoon
Fitted up In rich and beautiful Ito has most
workmen or manufacturing all Ands Of Plain
Cnd 'nd for the especial Of umlshrg eddn.
fnes either in town country Particular lion viii be
pAo 70 s branch OF business and orders prompt
nss The shortest notice. also Import all Kind.
f'sHeh canis' bonoon' and all kinds Of Fancy Articles
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CARD-The subscriber respectfully tenders hl. ihanss ioi
the liberal patronage heretofore bestowed upon him.
lie continues TO give his undivided
bsceo FLOUR, Wheat, Cord, and other Kind
produce, assisted by his son, SIR. Linden B. Waller.
LOGAN WALLER
Once doors below the Columbian Hotel Cary ST., Richmond
Virginia. jii-e,f
lie Is not connected with any other concern in this Civ
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NoFfooM8sT Co. 70.
PROM ny knnSledgs and ob.ervalon have DO hesitation 10
aJinE tsi the water Of the Allegheny srrinss equal
pvfOr, TO usry Parte larry remarkable
In o. DysprPss, Dt5angtmno liver sny srt
whatever " digestive apd bel higher
etalu upon puDuo confidence. JACOB KkhT.
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The original, Warrants were I,u.d in N, wa, IA,
excepting two last, which sud the year iy Tor @
sores eaeh all which original Warrants have been ,s
80 - JAMES SUTTON, JR.,
1"oo-EA"'m Attorney for the present Ptoprls ore.
brown & SHOOK,
COMHISSION MERCHANTS. Richmond Va
LIVE personal attention 10 sale FLOUR GRAIN TOBAC
~ 70 As Oar House charges no drayRgs.
sAMuEL B. BROWN. JOHN a. SHOOK
"A RIIJib UANo FOR sALE--tn quantities 10 tuit rur.
IN chase ?, rom one big up,At s25 per ton. cash
~ -Syersl prsot al farm Caroiin rico
neli, and ether eounr', have ard etk WeiofiL
80, a., RICHARD OAUrHORN,
-nl E-ult-caG lbtn street, near oity Iioiel
SAMUEL ". PEPPER.
SUCCESSOR TO
HENRY y. PEPPER e. son,
=. WATCHHS, JEWELRY AND sILyERwARE
No. us CssEW SfcSSf, (0ppnsffs rs Yrts X,t.N
PHiLtDhLPHIA. myS2-dIy
ENOt sALE per RI Coupon Bonds, rsdsemah, In
$50 Nv special act 81 the J-gA'ure Richmond and
Perutg Railroad Company have ued these ond' by
deed o. trust the entire IN.
doubted security. They will be srld able tsrms
Ul1-N JOHN A. LANCASTER A
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EINEELwOUD ACADl.u \, ANinx a. ~ "a, .,,.
Inv next annual session will Mon
ayn and end tn. third July with
Christmas. - NF' ' 1850 ~
Ihe undersigned will s be aided accomplished and sf
Glen assoc~te Mesirs. }. Q. CousCtLL and j. W sNra
Tor the session fIa, January and the
ons' haH ire ord OF July This tuition all IL,
eA's ara board vi every 1eept lights For pc
rioi less than eve bs
ant , ationsry furnished !. Richmond prices.
a, wr,Irns s'i)
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ROYAL PARRISH.
NOM ULDHH NJ

T,
HAVING located permanently In the
cts irnments from his friends others OF WHEAT
FLOUR, foBA co, CORN, GA 8, BACON BUTTER LARD anc
the prod iction, generally OF the country.
He hopes by strict attention to bus share portion
the public patronage us lce present. at Uutrr Tins,
eys Cary my buy any article
~ this market for my friends. A1t-dicim
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sALE-A Physician living 10 mites Richmond desiripr
20 remove TO city, Oilers sale hi,
contains dwelling, cary
rage house. ice house, Ae On Il brs
There are about 10 acre, OF cleared land all Of
married. On the IN the state
Phyesn the place would be valuable as The s.
ZION an excellent one Tor medical practice occu
pant enjoys good practice which
by another PhyeiAn Address through the Riehmond Po,
Office. Is
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HIRAM UUYT.
NJ HoINI, nOIgI. rtIrNToN.--TNo r,,,,,,,o,, :,

w HtsININ HOIhIl, HINtNIVN'-Iho rfopfIcIoft would
inform pub ihey NJ their ouse la
eesani style and ptpArsi 70 sood A. good somosion.
be found 10 the The cee the
leading this HOuis pAstengrs arvns
In the dine here and lcays nmetsy for Lent goa
Springs.
omoisu' eoareJ and from the car, free Of
Ahrge. hcOLuNu PEYroN.
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n eiSSoLUTION.-The cop.rtnerhip OF J. p al a
mug, ,hs day dissolved, By .tuai consent aud a. Al,
n. iap S closed oy Jsan r. White who eqae,.
dsbts due tbs ssns. I,aS pSsv v,,L, tor
Aul-cwisN
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Hon. p. PHILLIPS, NJ. c., Mobile, Ala.
KNOW NOTHING VIOLENCE IN NEW ORLEANS
AND WASHINGTON

Scarcely a day clapses that does not bring
outrage by the new know-nothing, native-American
party Pistols clubs sung-shot and yituperaton
to be their cougena Weapons and must be confessed
thar they handle them with fervor and dexterity
worthy of better and nobler implements As
vet, no act Of statesmanshp OF wise policy,
has been consummated by them but they can boast at
least that they have law and order at defiance and
stained the of principal cities with blood They
have made no discoveries in political economy the sci
ence of government but they have hunted down the Irish
and the Germans with sporting Juror and bounded
Them TO their death like ioxhuners They cannot
vet point YOU any monuments of their policy peo
pie made happy by their efforts but they proudly dis
pay the tombs of their victims the tears of the widow and
the orphan and the smoking ruins of edccs erected for
the worship of that God whose exbortons to charity
they spurn and violate Such their monuments, and
by their fruits shall we know them
We shall not attempt recte 1.-THE OF the noble deeds
of the knownothng party in the slungsho and church
burning line for space would fail and the order per-
bap be offended by necessary omission of many of the
acts of violence upon which they understood to ecate
themselves but we shall at least attempt in part TO
their lust xpectaous by brief reference to their proceed
nqs at New Orleans and in this city In the former city
an Irishman full of Poph error and of that broguer
which fell like sweet music upon the of the hero of Che
pultepec bitten by dog born upon soil Of
American parents Was it Just punishment
for the sin of his parents in daring have child
Ireland and for educating him in the Roman Catholic
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WASHINGTON, Sept. 81, 1864.


Co.. James G. Berre President Of The Democratic and Ant
Enoo- Nothing Denomination Washington, ID. O.
DEAR SIR In the proceedings of the above demonstra
ton held last evening at Caruss Saloon published in the
Washington Union, find my recorded of the
vice presidents.
approve entirely of the object of the meeting, beg
leave respectfully with my thanks for the kindness intend
ed) decline becoming of its officers In doing do
intend to be misunderstood and shall take the liberty
of giving, in few words my reasons for this
The secret political society of "know-nothngs,' will
be remembered by the readers of the Sentinel the
very threshold Gifts organization dsapprobaton
that Interpretations do think however with all
respect to the motives which prompted your meeting
that the mode you adopted is the most likely to
its object Public and popular demonstrations never
in my Judgment the most judcous channels of appealing
to reason while the bitterness and feeng which they
certain to engender instead Of correcting the evil
make it active and malignant Error to be
we shall fail convince adversares of their by
and steady of the principles of
constitution have little hope from popular ndigna-
ton meetings.
am with much respect your friend and fellow citizen
BEVERLEY TUCKER,
The editor of the Union will please give this letter a
place in to-norrow's paper.
Respectfully,
BEVERLEY TUCKER.
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THE MORALITY OF SECRET POLITICAL PARTIES.

The DEVELOPMENTS growing OF the egpos6 Of
the names of the of of the wards of this
city have shown feature that cannot be with too
severe apprehension II is that of nveigng minors in
some cases mere children and without the consent or
knowledge and contrary the wishes of their parents
into an association holding its meetings and its objects in
secret and then imposing upon these children ods 10
,eoid kouledge Of their dOings from those persons
10 who nature religion, and The eea d'o haze assigned the
rig andth duty Of supervising and controlling their dacd
ton and conduct Such conduct needs no comment to
show its inquty but bring the matter home to the I'M
dersandngs of those who guilty of IT. will suppose
that Catholic whom they profess to hold in such abhor
renee should decoy their children from parental observa
ton and in instl into their minds tenets which
they consider erroneous and then charge the children
even without OATH TO withhold from them (by the tell
ing of alsehoods if necessary knowledge of the teach
ngs they are receiving and the of the teaching
can ii be supposed they would be pleased with such
dongs Rather would there not be just ground for rails
ing the ire of every friend of morality and good order in
the country
II is at best task attended with sufficient difficulty
especially in cities for parents keep their children under
proper subsection and in correct paths but when men
protesting from religious, rather secarian, prin
cples-some of them teaching from the pulpit and many
of them in Sabbath schools and cass-meetngs-
countenance encouragement and aid to such disregard OF
the fifth commandment who can be held responsible for
the future misconduct of the rising generation? and
who the end of such conduct with regard to
maynard youths? viii any one pretend thatitis honest
And if we with dishonesty at the Threshold what can
expect when we reach the interior workings
of the cabalistic conclaye?
Political well religious honesty requires no secrecy
and admits of disguise and in country where the
government is in the hands Of the people it is every mans
right to know only the principles of candidates for
Office the which to be carried out if those
candidates successful If the motives of men in the
advocacy of political correct there no need
for concealing them If not secrecy cannot make them
honest nor the measures conducive 10 public welfare.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1854-09-22
ONE-IDEA PARTIES.

The notion of organization based upon single idea
has always been repusve 10 the democratic party Every
such organization be tested by the democratic creed
Fit right it will be accepted and if it is not 1t will be
rejected Within the democratic lines all men can find the
proper remedy for indicating sound principle, and
whenever attempt is made to do otherwise it is morally
sure of being failure. The errors of know-nohngsm,
of abolions of any similar conspiracy, can alone be
corrected by the democratic party and this fact well
established by experience may be proftaby borne in
mind.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1854-09-22

pretty game is playing now by our wing friends to
insure the of their know-nothng candidate for
governor To the Protestant German and Irshman they
raise the cry of Down with Popery while their candidate
is carry out the principles of his order and
prescribe every Of foreign BIRTH whether Catholic
Protestant Two wing organs very good for this dou-
BILE game It would not look well for paper take
both at the time Accordingly the Gazette
denounces societies and makes bid for the
the Protestant Association, many of whose members
born the other side of the Atlantic; while the Journal
with admirable grace wit beauty and elegance pays its
addresses the know-notbing order There is nothing
Ike having two papersone TO endeayor to humhug Irish
men, and get their for who is political enc
my Of all foreigners and another to keep up appear
of genuine Masonic hostility TO the know-nothng
organization while it cries "Down with Popery and calls
Bgler the Catholic candidate Is the trick too trans
parent? VIII adopted citizens be gulled by it into sup
port of their most bitter enemies2
[Pmsbwy PA Daily Union
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VERMONT.

In Vermont the vote for stands very nearly
follows Clark, (demr) $4,000; Royce, (fusionD 276OO
scattering, l4Oo The democrats administration,
NIraska denascrotshays Mrorn thousand more
po,es than General Pierce rscecsd 1852 when his vote
was 1904 aud the united vote of Scott and Hale was
3O794
On the subject The Montpelier tyt) Patriot says
The democracy have done much better than could hav
been anticipated They have elected than their usual
number members of the house, and have lost the counties
they usually carry by the smallest maorites Clark will
have for governor much higher than the mongrels
ticpaed and that viii count higher than any have
poled years. except that of last September The
of the fusion will prove rope of sand The democrats who
have been cnoed into the truck and dcker will abandon
it, and the whole thing will tumble to pieces before
September. The democratic party has this
the popular poll and members in the egss-
ture than in ls4s or 1852
The result of the whole is that the corrupt CO.
aackthe humiliation Of the democracy and the party
upon which they forced the Nebraska issue has actually
of the better than Of close contest
when the opposition united since the party organ
lied In 1910 we beaten by nearly 10000 and had
member in the senate and about fifty members Of the
house. In s44 beaten by nearly O00 and had
fifty members of the house. In l84S beaten
nearly $4,000 and had four members of the senate, and
about forty of the In 1852 beaten by nearly
10000 and in 1854 beaten by 10000 and have
fifty members The democracy of Vermont neither dead
dying"