The Portsmouth inquirer. [volume] (Portsmouth, O. [Ohio]) 1849-1855, 1854-12-01


KnoS MO- thiasism
Of Che Gsso ses.As,slsess ss.l.s, labol.s
iohism and lIndpsnothineisia. il islhrd io
! tell which 4 he worst KnowsnotI
n,siSm. IS the freshest eiror, how mosE IiIls
he uubIic mind, and is .irsssalll she..caultas
ion Of maiden. tAriiumphs. Two classes
~. 4 On ,Ssoysmeh nose kbo 4eaIly
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~ go f .,,a ,.,,,' .na 49, ,l..s,
,oas;s, as 60, - h1 ;o;, A ,,,s lol,,ss s.,.
ply because slley want votes, wIls may 'be
co,,,4sa ~ se5,es u, b;,narssaas asa N sya,y
s. f.h la,esl ~. j e,. 4 g,5
si;,a, nol;,;s;sn. wbo s..sL ,,o. ~ o,,sst;ons !
IN ~ ,,;oo &c ,,,.., /, a,,,, yo,, .l,ysvs,
raadr - ~ dow,t,,s ss;;ssas. ID tl.s aIssy
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;;sg,etion i b4iru s,,ooa dyerIooEea. neelecl
,ad 81 ass,,, a. u q 4, ~ al and
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asanat Is,SSlt;nls nlases and Sb;le tbe, ex-
!. Deciants e sa are many NJ fbe oftisss ara few
"A notb;na tIro - ~ i erneed volan,s II the
se,o,,,,b,a os,,aay ~ Il, llodpes-tor the
nriyss Il Iocsl ,,or;aatio3ns.-4gor .g Ire oath
i to sunnort the nominee. i III 4 be- whom
n nav - .'''i'. I r5 7s'- -
Now. nineteen out q, twenty Of these
roe,cenarv asn;,ants must be disapnoipted
and like the simple-mindsd man who
io;ned the church n order ord ID act an expec-
TOD ;oh of work The committee, . On on re- !.
oa;y;no tho n,orosols Cor rat;;t,ibe, the moot.
;no.,,ouse .,t,aye the contract d tan.outsider,
4 might lust as well not belong IS belong :
remarked tbe disappointed member. S.
n m,,st n nature Of e tbinas. h With hun Il i
d,ads . &C M, these otf;ce-bputers i rrbev no,ist
4 disapno;nted, Noss 1.-THE dfa them can
,e.cb ne ooil f;3,r ;ly;birb, ,tbev AIM Tbey
IN os Wall 81, belono d 4 ba,ono, u 81,
q G tbe;r ,,o,souaI e object 4 { concerned
Tho Germans have a tradition that one
Of their Emperors, who once gave eternal
peace and security to the country, the great
Barbarossa, is not dead, but sleeping in
the Hartz mountains, and will come forth
some day in his pristine strength to
punish evil doers and restore glory tc
the. empire. As we read Of the tri.
,imphs of such principles as abolition
and know-nothingism, fthe one tending
to dissolve the Union and the other te
make vassals Of q quarter Of its population
it is easy to imagine that the giant Amer
4 1icanism, must be sleeping, and that a cou
,,,o g h.d. o.n;; have a;r;daas his orea
ss.;.. lses,, J, .,,,5.,, ! 9 !,
lc'oak De'ween % snen', anu = ,,iss 49, ~ ~
are deceiying the people. HheFthe glah sl
Eawakes and sees the mischief brewed il
his name, he will strike down the treas
onable cohorts and restore the reign so
j - -, - ,1s r r'
u''i'e anu. anu equ4l.y s.4ll .s.
i DAoh'Nd our'--'oihoe ''ie' eiec'ion a
over, tne rehgiors press IN several ins'an an
ces Is speaking Out agalns't Seere' oa.l !