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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-08-04
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tet1. SAIE HsKRoR, Lancaster Co Pe July II isjt
Mr. D. DTsHLEK los Sir, what IL gard to
Of the country We sold
The FIST G1eL received AID nAvE PEGANENT
your medicine enons ma We bs 1t ~ perfect Oodseud' II
you certificate. from here t me know One Per'on
ard si he woud have saved DOLLARS N DOCTORS
EILs b he Known Of yonr pills year ago. =, =, -
Hou 0btdflt ger1nt, H. H. FRY.
Price box ~ The eonvenienos tho'e Isdn1 where
Il has be- Introduced ye viii be forwarded by mall
paid peosins y ttetsm sny part Of the United
States except Oregon ard CALIFORNIA; or 10 these for " STAMPS
No 81 BsrolsS tnd BY GieIt weniz Co, No IN North
sd. fhsdel i Ttole.ale sgenisi add si re oy h 4
ct GoOn cosr Bowery Or shedien corner Bo"sy
and 4,hs' Gustav RsmspeIger No 90 0igc.ti No
Nh. Hsyc. NO I75 Fuicat B.o9hyn J'I w saith Conlts
Brootyn Tho Hays No l;i Atlantic a. Brooklyn ana samuel
my be 70 seSrtSssd 10 g D bf.TI2s N
AsprAn.iL's Tonic MIyTURE.--Dr. Metcalfc, in
treatise the p-iiod CITY Of d leases written sso
Be this may Iaid Fever and AEne in all parts
Of The Union 6S'd fec No apology thee 1iedea Tor
and In avery short space OF lime csnguh nat m
nh eru) this terrible disee'e Wn'sse OF Tho highest sG
MIxftFE will accomplish Ibis object AID the proprietor stake hsr
eso, o. IL sihosey IL IN 6 c H r. $
Aspinwel NO. % Willanst
BATCHHLoRs HAIR DYE is still the leading article,
BE- M beet DYE ox'an for perfectly the
sppd Tens of housoad3in all parts OF tHs
world Ifot he tny reliable DYL kn0.H SOa OF sPpnoo ia
nir Tyeic rooms w A. BaToHsLoss No rs Brosdway
CLIsTApORO's HAIR DyE.-1his superb prepara-
most Dyo fails in 81 ooorng pToes'es i'm
parting meanwhile noureni and shDtss to the hau ou
slossse Tes Spd spilled at CnRIrADohos Asor House
Wigs AND TOUPEFs -B,TCMELOR Of No. 233
B,osd,sy pleased another beautiful improvement
in Of hcs s. TRi imp oS n SPP iba
Perfect imitation of nature ever yet Uncovered
DEsmlR's WONDERFUL FEVER AND AGCE PILLS
are cold by j. HAYES. No III Atsnticst Brooklyn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-08-04

CoTIos WooD SrAyLs.-One Of the greatest trium2hs
Of the invention for cutting tave, out Of solid blocks OF
timber that cannot be split is the use Of Cotton wood;
hitherto considered Of the most worthless, yet
common tree Of the and that grows rapidly
Il an any other. The wood IS swoet and sufficiently
strong f.r aou- ba-Tc's AID ~ ny c,ks L /. ,ors-
ri .y.-c f.- .t.rc n ....y1 ( aLo1 .I.g.-.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-08-04
Nem;Uork Daily Gribu,te.
FRIDAY. AUGUST 1, 1854.
MASS COUNTY CONVENTION.

The undersigned respectfully invite the Electors OF he
County Of New.York without distinction Of pnrty, who
disapproye the repeal Of the Missorr Comprom'e TO
semble in MASS MEETING at the Park, on TUESDAY
the eth day of August inst, at o'clock, f. NJ, for the
purpose Of appointing five Delegates from each Of their
Assembly Districts TO represent the County in the great
STATE CoSvESTIoN TO lie held at the village Of Saratoga
Springs, on Wednesday, the 10th day OF Angus; next
and for the purpose Of expressing their views in relation
the growing nggresson' and assumptions of the Slave
Power.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-08-04

Tie citizens Of Brooklyn meet this evening to
make preliminary arrangements for their representa-
ton at the Anti Nebraska Convention at Saratoga,
Let there be large and spirited gathering
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-08-04

THY Work OF ESLARGENENT AND CoNPLETIov.-An
important session Of the Canal Board closed yesterday.
In addition the three millions Of wo. heretofore
ered be put under contract the Boardhage ordered the
leffipe of three millions more as follows:
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Businrss Notifies.


PrANos-T. GILBERT & Co.'S PREMIUM PIANOS.
universal connienda,ton
ovized world celebrated Pouos olthLki
Bovoois PIANOS HoRAcC WAIsFs riASos S w..
ush tbosc of oiher maze. HaLLETr CONs'
the o1 Grp o. Pelett JACOB csick,stsGs I'm r
the shove Pisuos can BE- osnd o ~ ~
tsbishnsent Of loRicE NAILNs' No ''' "''' 49,
whiet eei; competition: -. ~,
UoyIy's BEsT DE LANES Al ia CENTS FER
,cetvd 1900 yards Of 1oycs best he LNnes
1000 - ic,. cIeh will se Of y per yard AsoV doz
On ~ slb Cloves at 81 h.opo dozen Ladies best
Kd Gves eighty SPOTTED q, a. ~ ADshAIth L.
-C,r.T BARGAINS IN RsADY-MADH CLOTHING,
essis To- for 20; black and hsured Cashmere
e e,. 80 "a for ~ 81; ves;s, &c. for -
Go. LgvIE, coner Nassau and BeeknAn IS
Curap SIIkS! CHEAP Substitute subscribers
ar en-, baDdsOme silks per ward worth -
cents, Abo rich Broaie end PIE from 81 10 - per yard
LEssEATER LsE, No So Bro.dysy cor. Leon,id.t.
SECONDHAND PIANOs.-Two second hand Kole-
an Pist RENT for SAIL o~ price View Pianos
solD % Conditional psyn tbtS hoRAcE MhnLRs,
SEWING MACHINES have fully settled all suits
ss.t and have the eense OF r. HOWE Jr
20 under his pctst Hereafter there cat be no cues
tioo the night NAcblcs We have commenced
patents OF which Sew
h pschnts MI other racbiues market pspsbiy infringe
or nor patents buy these inferior machines they
vii te eoupeIeo TO pay 70. license 70 use theun
l. " StSesR Co No % Brosdwoy
DEFIANCE SALAMAEDER SAFES.-ROBE8T NJ PAT
rtcx The United States OF the above ee
btsd r. C. Cobs rnpcnotfabe Defiance Locks aud
Gre. Safes and Locke combined In the world Depot
Pearl dor below Med nane; Mandatory Nos
o.. %. st ard &c Csnnon-st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-08-04

.tck h the sole United the
bsd ssfs rd T. G. Gofns 1pcnetiebe Defiance Locks aud
Safes and Locke combined In the world Depot
No Poais DOR below Md nane ManuscOry Nos
land Cam
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ABR AHAM VAN NEST.

Chalrnru tie Au'tNebrsska Genera Committee.
SUErNEbD KNAPP.
ERbART RICHTER
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-06-17

hos Cholera MOu
thasseen pEed by Of with
ion, aud physicians themselves have
valuable remedies Known pov
recommended w Sold by all tbs principal the
isd States.
~ Eseaeh's Breast Iinament.Ar excellent remedy
disease Of the Breast such Pain this Breast Splitting
obood Oppression Breathing dculy
about the Ches etc This remedy without doubt
benefit Disease Of the than remedy shatcanbs
tsd Toperdonsthst prsdsPoBd Lung
the formation the hereditary
ttsc ofthe dseass and sws enjoy good health usg
liE Linament according cdiraclona. '
Reach's Ferrusinous Ton;a remedyo Chillssnd
Teve Chages
u the diaeIsa.
Beneh's Rheumatic Conpoand-Nsgor fails to ytvo relief
les- than twenty -four houra
Benehs Stomachive Ritters-This article
An has been long
uness for short period in low marshy districts
4reuvauabs prsoususng them will Chi
nd Fever the they the give
l.omach improve gsh restores the appetite
sInlice and gvesheath and vsor general sTatem.
" Fortb above remedies publish
performed BY them We will say this much they
with the satisfactory
remedies alone has
snnahShey be reached by sl Prepared and by
Z. D. BEACH, NJ. D., Chenistaud Apothecary,
GW Of Chartres and CGsicnhouse n. o.
and of Dr. RANK
q ISarDD pnujvg
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-06-17
AZ NICKERBOCKER PATENT COOKING
~ RANGES FIRST PREMIUM.

PRICE 4 COULON, Plumbers, l07 Poydras
Orleans, especially public
hA they eAr t5s 1hov bushes a s5d
AMERICAN ENGLISH and FRENCH WATER CLIO VI rs, Wash
Bh Ms, FOUNTAINS BRASS FAUCETS Of al tm1r, COOKING
RIA 6ESt GARDEN HCsE, HYDRAULIC RAMS FORCE, LIFT
BEL PUMPS fitted the nswsstsys LEAD PIPES
d5sc Iu.t PIG and SHEET LEAD BLOCK TIN aye u
SHIP and STEAMBOAT WORK neatly put up
tn L.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-06-17
DRUGS MEDICINES.

m WRIGHT & CO.'S CATALOGUE OF
~. GENUINE AND POPULAR FAMILY MEDICINES,
which they offer supply Druggists aud Dealers AZ
tE Depot and Special Agency. CHARTREs ST.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-06-17

. ARESHIDE, HENRY, successor to F. N
Harsson Notary Public, No. 10 Camp front office
.aIrs, New Orleans. NIL ii
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-06-17

HRLEkSU&, j ", Heal Estate, Stock, Nott
II and Exchange Broker, Commercial Place
4,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-06-17

GEO. w. RACK II.
ID ACE s. FOSTER, Attorneys and Counsel
y Tors Law of Camp Commercial Alley
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-06-17

J4Aaa Il. aCLgoRp. l.,
IA ULF0RD u CO., JAS. e., General Agents
1SE Commission Forwarding Merchants ~ Bank Place CANT
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-06-17

A.
u oBERTS s BREAUX, Attorney at-LaW,
IL q n50 ~ 81 CAMP STREET New Orleans
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-06-17

IN CILHENNY y CO., r., Cotton Factors and
~ Commission Aeehat As Carondelet amA8mM
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-06-17

r. W.
RI AYES 4 HOLMAN, Attorneys at Law, No
III Commercial Fiacs NeyOrlesns
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-06-17

= AW-WILLIAM W. W. WOOD
u a ATTORNEY AND CoUNSELLoR-AT.LAW,
Once, No. n ROya street,
Has the Practice ct his profession and will special aea
ten .Ilnlna bnsneRs d.! II
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-06-17

A. rnso.s AsroRp.
STANFORD BROTHERS, (late Walton, San.
ford co1 General Commission Forwarding
AisEehahta, No.9A New Leyeei NeworlSans. novl ly
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-06-17

Fire, River and Marine Insurance.
PROVINCIAL INSURANCE COMPANY
OF TORONTO; @. W.
CAPITAL 0,00O or 100000
EpwD. G. 0'BRRS, Secretary. A. N. CLARK, President.
BRANCH OFFICE No. As Camp ST., New Orleans.
1T The undersigned prepared toue POLICIES against
per SEAS RIVERS against any damage
by FIRE, at the current rates Of premium.
BENJAMIN FLoRANCE, Agent.
iy HARMON D0ANE Assistant Agent.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-06-17

4 ITTLEJuHN, JOS, late of the firm OF
NJ Liiteohn Henderson, Wholesale Grocer Finite
corner of Graviaf, Now Orleans. do ~
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-06-17

~ lRuP--l0 cases very superior Vinaigre
NJ de FramHoises, for sale by sWoLFF IS Camp st. my3i
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-06-17

United States Life Insurance Annuity and
TRUST COMPANY OF PHILADELPHIA.
S, r. CRAWFORD, President.
G. q, INLAY, Secretary.
BRANCH OFFICE FOR THE SOUTH AND WEST,
No IS CnmPStreet NewQrsans.
BENJAMIN FL0RANCEt Agent.
HARMON D0ANE, Aast. Agent.
w Rkson the IITE PERSONS and AYES en-
ihn trast favorable
Weekly North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1858, 1854-06-07

LET IT BE REMEMBERED, That during the 1st Ses-
sion of 32nd Congress, when Mr. Venable proposed
amendment to the bill for the relief of the Men,
phis and Charleston, Mississippi, Tennessee River
and COosa New Orleans, and Opelousas and Great
Western Railroad companies, giving the Raleigh and
CASTOR Railroad company time on the payment Of
duties on iron for reaying the road, Gen. Dockc y
voted to lay on the table.
We have seen other excuse for this vote than
the suppostion on the part of some of Gen. Docke-
rvs friends, that he had previously been doing all
he could for Railroads without effect, and therefore
he voted to lay this relief bill the table! and the
further suppostion thai, the revision Of the tar
f was at rnat time considered, he probably desired,
should it undergo revision, that it should be amend
ed after due consideration of all its specifications
and not of isolated portions" Now, when We reflect
that Gen. Dockcry is for high protective tariff,
what weight give to this supposed reason for
his voting against (or which is the thing vot
ing to lay on the table) the bill granting uns for
the payment of duties on Railroad ironI
Warrent0n Ners.
Weekly North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1858, 1854-06-07
ORANGE COUNTY,

The Democrats of Orange have nominated for the
Senate Cadwallader Jones, Jr. Esq, and for the
Commons Capt John F. Lyon and A. Sidney JONES'
Esq. more acceptable ticket could not, in all
probability, have been presented.
The Federalists of Orange have nominated Hon.
William A. Graham for the Senate, and Samuel F.
Phillips and Josiah Turner, Esqures, for the Com
mons. The contest must be close one, and our
friends there must put forth all their efforts if they
would make sure of their whole ticket But the
Democrats of Orange are used to hard fighting and
close contests, and we feel confident that none of
them will be wanting on the day of cattle.
Mr.. Graham, it is thought, is looking to the Uni
ted States Senate and the State Senate is to be used
as steppingstone thereto. He is the gentleman who
deserted his friend Mlard Fillmore, and took
chance for the Vice Presidency the Scott-Seward
ticket He abandoned the man who had promoted
and honored him. and left him to be slaughtered by
his enemies, he cleaving to those very enemies and
joining them under the promise of still higher hon.
ors. A man who is not true to his friend will not
prove true to the people, and ought not to be again
trusted by them.
As matter of course, We presume Mr.. Graham
is opposed to Free Suffrage. The Federalists, We
know, are to man opposed to this great right; and
Mr.. G. is chief among them-Gen. Dockery always
cxccpted
Weekly North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1858, 1854-06-07

H Mr.. Bragg requests US to say to his numer
GUS friends throughout the State, from whom he is
receiving letters, that he would be pleased to reply
to them ALL but that if he should not be able to do
so-as he fears he will not-he hopes to be excused
His labors very heavy and we know his friends
will take the will for the deed. He also desires us
to say, especially to those Eastern friends who have
requested him to address the people in their respec
tive localities that it would afford him pleasure to
do so but that it is deemed best that he should
continue with Gen. Dockery and follow him to the
Western Counties
We trust that Mr.. Bragg's friends, wherever he is
misrepresented by INSCRIPTIONS Whig partizans on
the question of internal improvements, will take the
trouble to vindicate and set him right He is to be
judged by what he says in debate, and by his late
letter on the subject to Col. Samuel j. Person.
Weekly North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1858, 1854-06-07

w. We observe that Gen. Dockery has made a
change in his appointments, and will 60 to Weldon
on Monday next instead of Roxborough. The two
candidates spoke yesterday at Brassfelds, to-day at
Oxford; and Mr.. Bragg will go forward to 'Roxbo-
rough, Yanceyrillc, and Wentworth, and will
meet Gen. D. again at Greensboroush on
tho 9Th: Gen. D. will not speak in either Rocking
ham or Caswell. We learn that he has acted very
unfairly and illberally in relation to making appoint
ments refusing to unite with Mr.. Bragg in the mat
ter and seeking in little way, thus to get ad-
vantage. The custom heretofore has been for the
candidates to confer together and make appoint
ments such as are satisfactory to both; but this
custom, which is common in other States as it has
been in this, Gen. Dockcry disregards, under the
plea that he will attend to his interests" and Mr.
Bragg must attend =" to his We give this as one
of the specimens. The truth is Gen. D. is anxious
to get rid of Mr. Bragg and hence his settled aver.
sion to any thing like fair arrangement of this
sort; but Mr.. Bragg will be very apt to be with him.
wherever he may be, up to the first Thursday in
August next
Weekly North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1858, 1854-06-07

r TIE CENTRAL Road The last Salisbury Banner
saysl We had the pleasure of = conversation with
Mr. Sumner, theengineer on the Central Road q few
days eeQ, and he iaforms us that the track is now
laid down distance Of II miles, and that it is pro-
crossing at from II to II miles week. The bridge
frames are all ready and but little delay will be oc.
caaioned ip putting them Up; The Company have
fity, hsnds employed, which is ss many as can
work st advantagc snd therp Is now no ubytacle to
the regular p5cgress of the road to this point Mr..
Barker eur assures us that the track go
Weekly North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1858, 1854-06-07
GEN. DOCKERY AGAINST GEN. JACKSON.

We call the attention of the old jackson men and
of the people generally to the fact that Gen. Alfred
DUckery, while member of the Senate of this State
in 1Si2-43, rOted against the following Resolution
"heS0tred, Thattne fine imposed upon Gen. An
drew Jackson, during the war by Judge Hail. should
in the opinion of tine Legislature, be Immediately
funded, with full legal interest, without any provso
brave, mertous and distinguished officer"
The foregoing Resolution Gen. Dockery with ten
other Fedvralsts Of that assembly, r0ted against
thus taking sides with Tory Judge and denying
simple justice to the Hero of New Orleans For
proof OF this refer to Senate Journal, pages 352
353, ef the session of 1S42-43.
AshorUe Ne.cs
This fine, it will be remembered, was imposed on
Gen. jackson for act of his while defending New
Orleans. Louisiana had been purchased but short
time before, and the most of the citizens of New Or
leans were of Spanish and French descent with no
attachment to their new government, most of them
having been educated and brought up in the mon
archical countries Of Europe, and would have pre-
fercd that the British should have taken the city,
hen this is taken into account" says the histori
an, ut will easily be imagined that Gen. jackson in
preparing to defend it. (the city, had other difficult
ties to contend against, than mere want of troops,
a,uuuition and arms. He had something else than
fighting to do; he had to contend against trea
son in every quarter and corner and treason the
part of those whose very hearths homes and lives he
mad come to defend from a ruthless and lncrcenary
soliery." Hence he proclaimed martial law, and
having ordered traitor to prison, Judge Hall,
other traitor, released him, and Gen. jackson then
imprisoned the Judge. For this he was fined 81 OOO
ana Gen. Dockery, by his vote, says the fine was
right, and that jackson properly suffered the pen
ally. Congress, however, thought differently, and
refunded the amount with interest
.Salisbury Bxnner
Weekly North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1858, 1854-06-07
NuapEs 1925
SICK AND IN psI,ox i, !
BY ALzcs CAREY.

n -
sr Akxcs CAREY. 5as7-sss =
Wildly falls the night around me = - :.
-Snains cannot break have bouDd =. 3.
Spirits unrebuked, undriven
from before me, darkep Heaven.
Sreeds bewilder, and the saving
onieu prayers, makes need Of prayine.
II In this bitter anguish lying,
Uniy thou wilt hear my eryinr-. -
noa, whose hands wash white the srfins
tne Wool Is at the shearinR.
n Eot with dulcimcr or pealtef, -
D'' WIN tears, 1 seek thy altar.
Feet that trod the mount 30 weary
Eyes that pitying looked on NAT
Hands that brought the Fatber's bi.s.;,.,a, ~
Heads of little children pressing. -,
soice that said, Behold my mother.' - =
Lo seek thee and none Other
Look . sweetest eyes of pity
Out OF Zion, the glorious CITY.
speak U voice Of mercy, sweetiy.
Mlde me- hands of love, completely
Sick, IN prison, lying lonely,
lie can lift me UP, ye only.
In my hot brow soothe the aching.
IN IN my SAD heart stay the breakfngj
va my lips the murInur trembling -
Change TO praises understanding
Make me wise as the evangels.
Ciothe me with the wings Of angels.
Power that made the few loaves msuy.
power that blessed the wine ut Cana.
Power that said to Lazarus, +" vaken ~
Leave, leave menot forsaken! 80
S:ck and hungry, and in prison,
Save me. Crucified and risen, -
Weekly North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1858, 1854-06-07

s. The church bells of Hartford Connecticut,
tolled for hour on Friday evening last, on
account Of the passage of the Nebraska bill. Who
voted for that bill? No Northern Whg. Who ro-
ted against it9 R c. Puryear and S. H. Rogers,
together with forty-eight Wings from the Northern
States These bells tolled because, as it was said,
slavery had triumphed, and because the South is
hated by the blackneartcd Wings and Abolitionists
of Hartford; but they tolcd not for Puryear, or
Rogers, or Mlson, Benton for they voted against
the BILL The slavery question is settled is it? Never,
while Northern Whiggery, controlling Southern
Whiggery, make itself heard and felt in the
Congress of the United States.
Weekly North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1858, 1854-06-07

H., ,,mber Of advertisements will be taken for the
hm%eu % u'I Int mo deduction will be made any but
very will be inserted for onefourth
les,S sss ibsn the regular charge oo,; s.o ,;nos
business Cards not hSe 2es
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8 or N s1n for six months Sl5 for twelve months.
The paper will be sent to advertisers for SIX months
Is the year free of charge
G and Others who may wish to send money
Tdor can do so at all times by mall and at his risk
70 tns , far all sums will be promptly transmitted
Sscep,s % m 70 the Editor must come free of postage.
Weekly North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1858, 1854-06-07

w Some Of the federal newspapers-the Salem
Press among them-are raising demagogucal cry
against the lawyers and obccting to the election of
Mr.. Bragg the ground that he is lawyer and
Gen. Dockery farmer. The zeal of these prints
for farmer Governors is of recent date for from the
time Gov. Morchead was elected to the present can
they have been sustaining lawyers for this Of
fec. If it be wrong to elect member of the legal
profession Governor of the State which we deny,
but which these prints would now have the people
believe, then they are the last who ought to COM
plain Governors Morchead, Graham and Manly are
all lawyers; and Mr.. Kerr, whom it was sought by
these same prints to elect over Gov. Reid, is also
lawyer.
What hypocrites!
But this is the legitimate result of Gen. Dockery s
demagogueism, who, we learn, loses no occasion to
assal the legal profession in the hope Of creating
sympathy for himself
The federalists arc the last of all men to be
sidered sincere when protesting friendship for the
farmer. All their measures have been devoted to
the building up of aristocraces and exclusive prv
leges at the expense of the farming interests; and
they denying equality at the polls to thou
sande of farmers by opposing Free Suffrage. Yet
they "stoop," as they called it in 1910, "to con-
qucr." Then they built log-cabins and affected a
relish for coon-skrns and hard cider; and now, with
the same view-that of obtaining votes-they pre-
tend all at once to be the farmers friend They arc
not to be trusted