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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-10-16

The Panama railroad has been finally completed to the
summit, TO which the running, leaving only
eight miles OF mule carriage road which ha. been put
n much better repsir by the company that it can be
emily traversed in about three horrs
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-10-16

The Rev. Do A'goon pastor Of te Oliver street church
New York city had taken passage by the Acrc e- ds
before Der dspGufe but flay concluded 10 come By b.
Z Iltie the 1eII vessel
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-10-16

THsowISG RocEs-Jobn Covannaugh, an fI.disposeJ
mschevous white boy, Albert slave, belonging to Mr.
Jos ii. WaItbnl, Wilson, slave owned by tho same
person, Carter belonging % John Gibson and Henry
slave belonging 10 Mf Thomas W. McCancs all BOYS OF
about ten twelve years DID, brought before Alder
Farfnr, Saturday charged with entering Sebas
ton Delaruos lot the Gath Of last month aud at
rous other times and throwing rocks at and breaking bis
windows.
Mr. Dearuo Represented tho boys 40 very ischieyou5
aud source Of much annoyance bin. The white boy
discharged his father having pledged himself
his future good behavior. Zach q he colored fellows
ordered 6neen except one who be pg less oeu-
Vs than the othors according the admission Of Mr. Del
Afue Was ordered nnv FIVE.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-10-16

AsyrAL EsFoR.t-Mas' ofrhe heads OF bureaus Of the
executive depsr;uea, 1t Wilmington bu=ly engaged
in preparing hsr annual reports De presented at the
opening of The next session Of Congress.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-10-16

DR.. S.usey, physician Of Savannah died in that city
Saturday last making the eighth OF bis profession who
has died since the yellow fever began to prevail.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-10-16

CARD PLArGSo.-ToD, a save belonging 10 Jamu
Haley, aud Henry, slave Of Wm s. Triple, we're dis
covered on Saturday morning last caSd playing In Nj
Edward y. hecliuRs stable loh aud being prompt,
brought before Alderman Pirar by officer Johnson who
received infnrnaon Of The fact ordered lS each
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-10-16

hr Webster, the Oserseer of Colonel ssthrons Plauts-
ton, in Charles county. Nd " shot dead by ono Of the
negroes q fs~ days since.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-10-16

Observation-Disclosures Fowler, a white woman, was
brought up on Saturday charged with threatening TO as
saut the children OF Mrs. Mary Ann Clements Thurs.
day evening.
Both it sppears reside in the same bu ding, at the
iJot OF 9Th sifecG. and Eler children while playing 10
geter, commenced Tight and thereby caused tho par
ties IN this charge TO interfere.
The accused. whose children off worst threatened
TO ap the children of complainant the moment she found
them onisde the door This threat led complaint
She was discharged upon promising be quiet Tor the
future.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-10-16

The Cincinnati Railroad Record s,ys that twenty mil =
inns of bushels OF coal consumed in Ohio every
Il also states that Ohio is estimated couan coal field
AL in twelve thousand .V4,ru miles or one
thHd tue surface of the State.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-10-16

CoNNITfEp--Sllvia Cousins, free negro wIman from
G,ochsnd iouuc IN this city without register,
mried by Alderman Fartar, on Saturday.
She had p'ss from Mrs Sarah Allen, dated the 9th
inst, permitting her go to Hsrrieo and Teurn the
Monday folowinr " not, the Rfst fair day.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-10-16

AZ TIE rsFd,nes Of her unels, Rob,r o. nehos Ia the oou,
o. BsekuEhan, the evening Of ths l7h instant Mrs Mas
Brown vile Of NJ John ,. Brown Of ihs hfm Of Dsau
4 Brown, Richmond
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-10-16

hsL Jam,r Church. The lsib instant By hs Rs! 0so,
Cumu1nt. Lieut. JAME5 ROY, o. A. 70 KATE L. sldst,
daushisr Of David Bridges, Eco, Of this city.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-10-16

NOVEL SIGHT FoR ANERlcAS Cry took place In
New ork on Sunday last. The Roman Catholic Council
the Archdiocese OF New York had been in secret
SION for week previous, and Sunday it terminated
win mposng!ecremones. procession OF nine bishops
more than thirty priests and aargs lumber descons
sue deacons chaunters. acoy,es &c marched through
e streets IRON the residence of Archbishop to the
cathedral aud then around aud through the building
MS parade took place hapast o'clock in the
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6tELEnnArED CnAMACTERs, .nd oth.l a.

n
Memoir, Celebrate, Character by Alphou.s De L.mArtlus
AothoI o. his;sry Of the Grondi'ts," etc; vols tl5.
Les Is,.on; a T.e: 20
senSG: ana asads%ie, n.8 9o't.r LID
Me%c Of wapoeon his con ,n rT aud a. NJ 5 each
p Abr M,d,%: Jano Win Portraits $50
pr,' ..a.; q DrSya uay.rsly ,ia;
TpSss WV; H5'ei f9 s:s;sI's Translated
In,ra;op OF Genius in of it' relations Culture
Manuel 81 Human Miefo.oopc,l Anatomy BY KoIer Pre-.
DacS az s Edited with Notes.
NJ Or European Wars Of the XVIII Century
Hsa% q So Ok Of aosS S Roo. Word. ?e.
BooS ., %od Ss E
h ia 10 S E BsSoH ni s s
Death ot Gyru. the Gr.. By M John,on,M D. PfOe 81
Ocld JAMES wooDHousE.
WmTE IiL !, IE! co., i9H ors. PES IAkD
sod At the low price Of l2H cts yard also yellow Fanne
and good at one '''I G r. y;ossos No. 81 Main
EHEAvY WHITE CIVILIZED sHAKtH III aNEIIs. nv
Of those Heavy white TTsd SHAKER ~ ysfa. a"
them. BiJks q. JoFiSs9N
&C 40. al Main street.
An AHsHALL IND NORTHAMPTON sALT-s66O ,seF,
d'y;FS' lighters ia the
dDRoTARD eRAss SEED.-N'V crop, for salsey
M . ana Wac. and asf s m; Bspo ESS Ell 5s
v SSa rIr9A soad k1 W1ssr, oohs. os, and Plus
Preserving Kettles Pastry Joggsr sEar OaoEsr Bs,f s,,L
longs Cake CurrI PuddinE Moulds Nursery Lanp Lemon
squeeEes together With other useful UooJs
oslo -, - - BGLtLEY 4 co, l,1 Main At
6JLOCKs.-we have store IVe raj pretty ,tys NJ o. ojs,
" Maehe Inad, and Brot7sd Pariour Cpc hof ana
~ days. also isv very superior french Clocks together with
oci6 BULELTY A Co. Is7 air a.
EOLAiD RAW sILhsws hhys Iarss lot raj ~ si-.s
OF the most desirable patterns and which are o
oes " ''"'" "" s0'o' o'i TiEfws9hA Goa
- EHYANT's CLOrHIA0-Ye have SlI the best psEe, n,
- CoaTte Woolen Coos Tor mems woneni Winter Co,i
Ing also, Blankets, Socks, stoetpg', Hann,l., &C.
NTALUABLg LAND AVN pgfsON,L PnUrt,,It P.,U
M0NDW1 be offered Tor sale the premise,
the lth November psH The tract Of Ian belonging 10 James
". Wlprsts ,siss yinr on Bro.droeE road nsI fom
the family seat The guilty Of the land 10 that soi
common 70 the is water part u ChtsTsd, the dtaa9n
pleasant aod healthy the fr 70 good ORDER The
WstU eonysnenL and large orchard ffuit trees Ts
70 Reh3nd sod U Msnohsitsr ssHis ErouIoT town
By q Toad nearly isyei, Affords great advantages.
This property 10 advertised n sTpsetaon decree AZ the
htrTsning NJ Chest asd oreai Court tbs
division; ard the viii be such by
perion ~ the Court spPon The credit doubt
b. given for large proportion Of the purohafs Money
sale he 1tocto ~
horses css including work and valuable mostly
arnturs large variety, Of fodder wagon and
farming utensils and other articles belonging
=, soe W., wsm 5 sg.. T,dI months r gums over
Sale 70 oonmsnes about II o'clock
Ezsoa,orS Of Mrs. winfss sdn a. b. n o. James wIsy
winfrss, deed. a. 80 = oei6-etds
AIAHPETS--CARPETs per sisszsr,
~ heh LOT Of oarpets, mailing ear asotmsnt very good
IsSg q ~. Hemp cs''ou warp IaSrsn, fhr'sPy Tsp,iy
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-10-16

WOMAN ScRArE.-There are some women whose
fighting propensities strong DO
ted by fear of exposure punishment the extent OF
death itself. or any other conceivable They seem
to take pleasure in seeing their each day In tho
papers, matter In what connection. Their i.nj,sb
temper seeks qualification sacrifice Of their good
name and reputation w. indeed, they bad any, The
Influences of husband and family their regrets aud mo,
LITIGATION utterly dsresarded in the
TO wreak vengeance upon some other worthy as
socatc Fully two thirds Of the business of tho Mayors
Court Is mado up Of sht which variable or ic
nate in silly Aud they get underway /,
is next to npossbliy stop them No effort at com.
promise would be AVAILABLE and they go on prefcrripr
charges and cross charges to infnity.
However much regret such state of things In re.
gard TO tho women, must confess aorrows TO DO
much greater for the bedupcd husbands who degrade
themselves by becoming the apoogsts OF their pervere
mischievous wives before public Court especially when
there does not exist any grounds for apology Bad bv
nature they made still by this
aud hesitate not upon any slight pretext TO come
his onor-the poor husband of course PLAYING second
fiddle to tn in their mischevous whm.. Il is disgust.
Ing really.
We sincerely hope tina, they w In all cases be visited
with theseyerts that the ,w sanctions when
their guilt shall be satisfactorily estabhed Since shame
regard tor the feelings Of their husbands aud fam y
canuot stay them in their Infamous career the ,-ct Il
rigorous application Of the law every illegal act Of
theirs ought 10 be tested.
On Thursdiy aud Friday last a respectable looking
woman named May Su Ivan before A dermsu Far
upon the complaint Of lass named S,r.h R.d,i,,y
ing her. throwing her out oil her aud pitching her
trunk alter her.
1t turned out that Sitah had claim upon the ROOM and
that was rented by the accused from the
sister. who lad exclusive coutrol over Il.
Ms. Sullivan was discharged. Just as she returned
home she commenced abusing her sistrr.in-aw, Mary
Murphy, for speaking to tho aforesaid Sarah Reddmg,
aud designating her proper perscn the extent her
knowledge oil her character. John Sullivan the
Of Mary and sister Of the latter backed the WIFE OF
COURSE and Gu short the which arose betW
DE Mary phv-
| her Own house.
Threats OF serious nature made by Mrs Sullivan
which induced her antagonist to apply for warrant and
have her brought before the Satu day. Her bro
ther John Sullivan, was also brought up, but Marys
prehenson Of further violence, expressed under oath
having regard only to his wife, hc discharged His
vile required give BAH the Of 500 10 keen
| the peace for 2 months.
She was only deferred by the of her hus-
band aud two or three Others from preiering n cross
charge against her This the end Of the
matter Bridget Redding. the sister OF Sarah who wat
the originator Of this fuss will have of hers be-
lore the court probably day, for breaking her door
and threatening to shoot her II she offered any
or caused any annoyance her sister Sarah. Whether
| will even end here is doubtful.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-10-16

CoNNlTrJD-Rchsfd Abrams, a free negro from Hen.
rico. taken up 10y Waterman Maze, Friday evening
without register, and with in bis hand was com
mitted TO jail on Saturday
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-10-16

RANGE OF OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
AfAoRREg Boot'tors, 81 Hair street. ott.H
'TSs''''' nG.:'''t' ''ss9'' Jam
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S--CARPETS.4-RsssVed per stssmsT
hs!h los o. osrpsts mains ear a,otmset yey good
ssii o. HARTwRlL a %,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-10-16

VArANNED DRESSING CAsEs.-E.nut J,n,nn.5 80
Mahogany Dressing Cases for Ladies' With glass bottles a
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LOCKETT 4 PhNKEY.

Hph0AD ROCK HACfs-oFYicE Il cHMoNp a PET RI
pcht AlLRoAD-Por the accommodation OF persons
tvhdg the Races Special viii DEPOT In Rich-
mond for Broad Rock sad crossing about hs ir nom tie
Race Course on MONDAY the 10Th Instant II ociocs A M
al the same hour each Of that
Broad Rock Crossing Richmond the sane dn.
os 9. ~. fAIe lor he round trip, 90 cents oeiS-lw
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-10-16

UAPANNID BREAD TRAYS, Sc-o,,I J.a..., " r un''.
Tray; OVAL Round AMI squars Waters, KIN ~ Ro,
ola 49, "' 'A'eoS ZIMMERMAN,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-10-16

Abn MPEhs dc-For tho heaithfol care and sIeIcj,,
AO OF infants, and assistant nurses, for sale Nv
0SIo ri HERMAN
\ mCoh CAsts, Se--with Bottles Gi,ists, Gc ali com.
- p'ee Nutmeg Graers; Mudler Lemon saus,,.r, liz
Poreelains Bowlss, for sale By '' WIN
oc6
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-10-16

THUS "rouNa GUARD" respectfully aunosass that thsy will
make thsi. Fourth and Of the /. hs
above place on THURSDAY oo ober ~ which oeessOa hey
kunkels Nightingale 0ps,a Troppsi
A Balloon Ascensiou By Prot Elliot
Bsney the Young asarJi
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1854-10-05
THE DEMOCRACY AROUSED!
Meeting In Sum hserhfu Township

The Democracy of Summerhil and the sd
joining townships, assembled in council at the
house of James ID. Hamilton, Esq, IN JEFF
ferson. on Saturday the 30th ult
The Meeting was organized by calling Cob
JOHN REAS, of Summerhill to the Chair, and
appointing Gen. Joseph Mcdonald, of Cam
bria, John Mccoy. of Summerhill, Jesse
Patterson, of Johnstown. Patrick Bracken.
of Conemaugh, Caspar Dimond, of Summer
hill, Michael Stewart, of Conemaugh borough.
and L. Schrott, of Carroll, Vice Presidents,
and William Palmer and B. h Drake. of
Summerhill, Secretaries.
The Meeting was then ably addressed BY
Gen. Joseph Mcdonald, c. d. Murray, Esq,
John S Rhey, Esq, and DR.. William A.
Smith. During their remarks they were fire.
quently interrupted by bursts of enthusiastic
applause. The friends of the Constitution In
Summerhill are thoroughly aroused. snd will
give 4 good account Of themselves on the
second Tuesday Of October
The following Preamble and resolutions
were offered by c. d. Murray, Esq, snd un-
animously adopted:
Whereas the annual reccurrcne Of a gene
raj election is calculated to promote a spirit
of enquiry, and excite a feeling Of deep in
terest in the hearts of the peculiar deposits-
ries of democratic faith and of national power
And whereas We, portion Of the freemen Of
Cambria County, deeply imbued with sense
of our responsibility to the State and the Ma
ton, feel that we are authorized TO proclaim
| from the ''house tops" that the Union is
safe" and that the State and her people, are
| in the safe channel of democratic success.
The rule which has contributed to her sue
cess, expanded her power, and secured her
citizens in the enjoyment of their rights, that
rule, We feel, is bound TO be perpetrated
And as the followers of good men who hsrs
laid the track of democratic progress, We are
here to endorse the principles of Jeffersc.n.
the principles on which the goverupep. was
administered by Madison, Monroe and Jack
son. Therefore.
Resolred. That the confde nee ,c,osed !,
the integrity and ability of Vyilliam Biale
by the people of Penn svr.vania. when The,
elevated him to the -.alted position of Cover
nor OF the state. 'Sas not misplaced He ha
proved hinseb to be profound statesman,
sincere ue~' 'Jcrat, man for the people with
out .he demagogue, and the Democracy c
the "-ountAlns, win endorse his adminlstrs
.l'.h on me second Tuesday of October next
in language not TO be misunderstood
Resolced, that the abilities and experienc
of Hon. jeremiah S. Black, eminently quail
i fy him for discharging the important dutie
of Judge of the Supreme Court, and "
:. pledge him our united and enthusiastic sup
re port.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1854-10-05
Secretary OF the Navy.

We observe by our Exchange that there is
a likelihood of the election of lion. Jas. G
Dobbin, the =, csent Secretary of the Navy, to
Jne U S. Senate from North Carolina; and
the names of Messrs. Mailery of Florida,
and Dodge of Iowa are mentioned candi
dates for the Secrataryship, in the event of
Mr.. Dobbin's resignation.
We are of opinion that the appointment of
Mr.. Mallery would give general satisfaction !;
he evidently possesses talent and aptitude
for the complicated and important duties of
that station and in his reports to the Senate,
On naval affairs, he has shown a disposition to
introduce wholesome and much needed re-
forms; in fact we would consider the appoint
mcnt of Mr. Mallery in itself reform. That
Department has too often of late years been
confidcd TO men who where inexperienced
and careless
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1854-10-05
True to the Cause.

A good story was told US yesterday oy
friend of ours. who has been recently travel
ing through the interior of the State on ousi-
ness. When stopping for few days near
the Tennessee line, the impression got out
that he was traversing the State for the pur-
pose of organizing tho Know Nothing party
in Kentucky, and forthwith he was waited
upon by number of natives. who desired to
be initiated as a preliminary step to the or
panization of a council After the necesss-
~ precaution he proceeded to administer the
cath. as follows: to wit:-"Do you solemn
lv swear before Almighty God, that you VIII
never divulge the serets of this order; thst
YOU will use all the power, moral and physi-
cal, with which the ruler Of the Universe nAS
endowed you, to carry out the behestS OF li9 1
order whatever they may be; th'f yc" nt~
eren 90 so far as to aesist IN the os'dSs'"d''oS,
of yomr otea father and mother. brothers a f''u q
sisters, If required so % do, by the Ci''9 =
the Council, ,chich it IS no'o proposed 10 0'-
To which each and every one responded
1--WE swear" nc
Here our friend left, promising upon MS
return to present them with chartor' "neh
! they could proceed to organize
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1854-10-05
THE FINAL RALLY.

DEMOCRATS OF CAMBRIA and oil
others to whom our paper MAY comei This
is our last issue previous TO tke election and
it is now our daty TO make last earnest ap-
peal TO your candor and sense, as Wei as TO
your enthusiasm in a nnhi.s cause.
AL the ir>Jwers of the e.-...y, e-~.y rair and foul,
overt an ar. secret, faint or strong. have been
put forth to overcome conquering Democra-
CIV and to give the great state OF PennsylVa-
MIA. like a shorn Sampson, into the hands OF
the Philistine wings: -,
We must again triumph, zee can and ''iH
succeed
To do this let every Democrat, every lover
Of his state, every admirer offree institutions
religious toleration AMI Just laws come mantoiiy
| to the work Vote the ticket as you ind IL
| at our mast head. Be sure to lead off wiz.
| RIGLER. our noble executive, against whom
all the scrutiny of the slanderous and beleager'
ing claus that oppose us, have not been able
! to raise single accusation much less TO SUI
stain one. Follow BLGLER with MOTT, thar
whom no man ever bore himself more nobl,
through canvass. although detraction witt
her thousand lies has bayed upon his tract
from the very outset Follow Bigler an
Mott with that model man and Chief Justice
Hon. Jer. S. Black, whose spotless integrit,
? and great legal acumen the breath of whi
l falsehood has never had the temerity to S
much as assail. Then 90 down the column
+ leading the county ticket with the vetera
SMITHand his colleag tax
ZAHM and WILL, NAGLE and WACO
NER, ORR, MCGUIRE and LAMBAUGH
Examine your tickets as our revolutionar
n sires examined their fiints let nothing diver
r you from your purpose to 60 to the polls
> Go one and aHt-and our state Will
h placed beyond the treach of traitors, til
d keystone of the democratic well as of tt
.e federal arch
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1854-10-05
READ! READ =! :!
We invite special attention to the following
exposure of the designs of the Know Moth
ings; the comments of theArgus express so well
our views that we have copied them entire.
Read and reflect

Tho following project for law to carry out
fully the aims and purposes of the Know-Noth-
ngs is being discussed at the present time in their
lodges. The draft emanated from the Grand
Council and was sent to the subordinate lodges
for their concurrence. The paper from which
this copy was taken is in the hand writing of the
Secretary of the Grand Council and came into the
possession Of its present owner in such way as,
while it involves no duty of secrecy, still gives to
it all the certainty of legal proof Read the pro
posed law to be enacted if the State Legislature
passes into the hands of the Know-Nothings:
SEC. l. Be it enacted, &C, That from and
| after the passage of this act, 1t shall not be
| lawful for any person not born within the
limits of the United States of America to hold
| or exercise any Office, whether commissioned
or otherwise; in the militia of this Common
wealth, under penalty of five hundred dol
lars upon conviction thereof in any Court OF
this Commonwealth.
SEC 2 Be it enacted, &C. That it shall
not be lawful for any person not born within
the limits of the United States Of America, to
hold or exercise the Office of President, Cash
ier, Director, Trustee. Clerk, Engineer, OF
any other Office place or employment in any
Bank or manufacturing, Railroad, Insurance
Coal or other Company incorporated by any
law of this Commonwealth, under a penalty
of five hundred dollars upon conviction there
of, or undergo an imprisonment in the county
jail for one year at the discretion of the
Court.
SEC g. Be it enacted, &C., That from
and after the passage of this act, it shall 40
be lawful for any person not born within TIN
) limits of the United States of America {.
held any commission as an Auctioneer, or IL
T cense as a Pedlar, nor shall any person act a,
an agent for any foreign Manufacturing or In
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1854-10-05
RslIxfera Intolerance.
The Pittsburgh Union says:

Nfh'|s SdJbs
''lt Is seldom We find anything in the New
York Tribune, so much to the point as the
following The Editor is speaking Of IN.
ridiculous warfare which new and d,n,s,
Gus organization in this country, is trvino -
fOment between Protestants and Cathoics-
and the pretended fear which some prote.,,
that Catholicism and Republican Govern
ments are antagonistical. He says:
Truth co,upels US to add that the o1es.
Republic now existing, is that of San Marino
not only Catholic, but wholly surrounded "
the especial dominion of the Popes. who.
might have crushed it Ike All egg-shen atap
time these last thousand years-but tbey
didn't. The only Republic we ever Travelled
in besides our own, is Switzerland, half of is
cantons or States entirely Catholic, yet never
that we have heard of unfaithful to the cause
of freedom. They were nearly all Roman
Catholics, from the southern cantons of Swift
zerland, whom Austria so ruthlessly expelled
from Lombardy after the suppression Of the
last revolt in Milan, accounting them natural
born Republicans and Revolutionists; and we
suppose Austria Is not q Know Nothing on
this point We never heard the Catholics Of
hungary accused Of backwardness IN the late
glorious struggle Of their country for freedom,
though its leaders were Protestant, fighting
against leading Catholic power avowedly in
favor of religious as well as Civil liberty.
And chivalric unhappy Poland almost wholly
Catholic, has made as gallant struggles for
freedom as any other nation whilo of the three
despotisms that crushed her but one was
Catholic We do not hope to stop the cru
sade of intolerance and violence now setting
against the Catholics, calling for their disfran-
chisement, and threotening their temporary
exclusion from all public trusts Epidemics
of this sort must have their course and ,his
one has some truth and large amount of
honest bigotry, on which to base its opera
tions. Quite number whose religion never
till now did them much good or harm will
ride into Office on the back Of their resonant
Professionalism. and that will be the end of the
matter The Naturalization Laws will remain
essentially as they are; and Know Nothing
ism will give place to some new fashion ia
politics. perhaps equally Fictitious, after
few chrnges cf the moon"