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A dNENIRAI. .KAII.tOAib-OI'HNT To ST4TyTON-
~ thrapcst Comfortable md
"ni ever made for Travelling the sprina
eAingiOn, DC f'''1'
The Company provided with large additional supply Of
new Engines and Passengers Cars have change
gage from Cars Stages the whole route present ,e
line running Through times ~ treeE.
The the Of the at
where At various points in the he
view Of surprising gTadieur and beauty.
Commencing with the LIST day Of July, Express Mail Train
will be daily between Richmond Ssunton and an accom-
mediation Train also daily, Sunday the view Of
securing ladies aud inyalds the
The Express Train will leave Richmond A. NJ and ar
rive at SAubton at lSO y. ~. Returning -
and arrive in Richmond 4 sis p. n. -
by this line passengers Petersburg and In
the morning and arrive a the White Sulphur Springs next dy
At 80 p. M. 'S' ~ "'
The Train will leave Richmond
ping at Charloteye 81 dinner arrive In Siam
ton at 6A r. NJ where spend night and b
| at3 =. NJ. - - '"
The Accommodation Train Will iepve a, h and
arrive in Richmond az $50 y. 81. ' ~
Returning fron the springs will
with the Orange anl Alexandria
the Petersburg going South "
The early train viii not stop for
iHfsrUciiats points.
The scoFd train gng u viii stop usual e
dspots. w. "
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TIE NEW YORK STEAM
BL A NR BOOR
RICHARDS, nAIGIIT & co.,
IMPORTERS
CLOTHS, vESTINGs. DRILLINGs, CLOAKINGs,
ShTlNS
BLANHEIS ALPAEGAS TIHEEDS

BLdNfE7S, ALPACCAS, TlVEEIS
,ea-ap-I.l 30 ;' ss6 "a : BARCLAY STREET. N. Y.
R nSR p1ST % sp s%E ,S
SlNs S00D$-The Proprietor The Medal
VIII DO W.. r 10 in es ss" s DsseIs as
m mfsy and can aS5d to sell cheaper than other house. No.
ap2s-da@-lAl 8. oAHILL
foAb ssHpas 10 Sla q" al
brands, xiI ksSrrekr R'tE "sE. snooriso "a
@ .nS I9 9 g one
puIIo,s, and for Eo, The their uanpowder
~ '' >'''' require e'' 6&vESPckT M ALLEN CO.,
50 WHi Street, d MAN ssx.kS, kSr.s l:.:i1.ss, G.s
A T.. DOUGLASS. Secretary. ap7-dSm-lni
kNACElsiUt SEWING aIACiiINt1,-Made by HOOD, BAT.
s Ts Sy ss Helm
1 S8 on
er, and saddiers work in manner warranted give sa
hand Call and ss them
m,S-diy-El wa. DAWSON. Agent.
4 A%Mps % %pHosaENE GAS, BURNIsG FLUID AND CAM.
articles for sale to the trade one lar
y sSa a .Ss: 10 be s nPS n p? &
Lamp which furnishes the most brilliant portable light known
St' ,ns Superior e
Materials for light of best quality aixay.
III Fulton street. New York.
HIoLIAN AND OTHER PIANos--DERRY GORDON, ,29I
- B,UadI.y, Publisher, OF Mg,ssod Dealer. wholesale
sratsd EOian Grand and other Pianos BY Hae
Co.. Boon-vhose Pianos considered superior
Melodeans Music supplied wholesale
DERRY GORDON, Successors to Berry, 297 Broadway
Pianos TO let.
p g. H. d. Co.'S Pianos have the laes, improved
voieing. oc2S-iy-TMl
goiiN rHlFE, Dealer Ivory, Of Ivory
- Goods Murray street., " ocl9-lly
EON S POLENIUS,
"a BHOAD STREET, corner OF Beaver, New York,
eg - for sale the following heavy Cotton Fabrics:
hard and so also, all the various widths
ured at this establishment comprising every variety
the trade and offered at the lowest
United States Pilot Ducb-woodberry and Mount
Vernon Extra full assorimet Of this superior fabric
wilimnntic Cotton Duck-l6. Is 20 aud % inch,
numbers hard and This fabric
MUM at the London Worlds Fair also
Ship and ltcnr Mark Duck-Plain and twied, man.
sails, tents awnings Vernon Tgied Ravens
Howard Ravens Pioneer Phnix Mills Light
plain - to ~ Inch; Heavy do do.
Cotton SaiI TWinc-A full assortment.
TarpauIins ItammoCISS, StuI., &c.
Paper fclting-3o to ~ neh made very
Car Covcring-co,ton canva, all widths, from so to 100
inches and all numbers made expressly covering
enduring than the itself
Ennmelling Cnnvass-So. IS, 40 IS and so inch plain
Hngs ind Hngging-of every description. Seamless
Bags, woven whole all sEe In bales Of i0O
onnI strength utility and chsapness for grain
surpassed.
heavy saeking 40 inch Canvass Warp and
Filling heavy tsilled. do do 20, ee, 80 and siinch
Wool Sncks-woyen whole all sizes and desirable
article. feis-dI
IRON RAILING wORRs.
uRoN hALlNGs-Evcry variety, Of Wrought and Cast Iron
Fence for PraTie Railroads. Farms Lawns Gardens &c AZ
per rod Iron Iron, Bed tsad and Iron Furniture.
containing designs prices above articles
JOHN u. wIcKERsHAM,
Warerooms, No. 3'2 broadway N. Y.
mh2l--dim-lN WORKS Nos. S. IS 81 80 and 6I lie
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f6RS' CHERRY PECTORU!
SSaas. 1Ss1S, dsoHs
: G = 8 eH Sc: s;:s %'ss al g: r.! sost e
s scrs T., y;i:i9 ;sa1 sT HediiHd sssrssi
n Here was hope far the sick recorded Ionz
IS ~ ago, aud eySLy s year adds new ProOf to ths
G A. a;sdlsai science Gi.:ovs. snd de.s Ii.!
,se dssssa, tba n'a ai, "a, sI Tlysn one y
to the control Of OF all the mAdis' from none has
The luns. suhoned rive evidence hs too may BE-
cured Hnd kai Pulmonary ComPlAn'' in all their forms
spas. vim not psrpi. u. 70 pas.h here Of the
Circular free Ehsreon full particulars and ndputabe
Sufferers: read snd Judge for yourselves.
FOR INFLUENZA AND wEOorNG COUGH
sr have repeatedly, used your cutaSI PTcrca,i Se pnv
SS1s And aIsh1s and have No ss.isoa in
s, " ,n: Ssl,; and hs free use Of the P'croHL b.,
" Mc9iNTY; Editor Of the Nashville whig
ron A CoNsuMrTiIE CouGH
have sssH sei: ra fsS siS "a @ cSs:
S H. i,,e'as that itsagsniy d,psirsd Of tSeoyey ah q
& Ssa oS us shsa m % uag M rsY T,sd
which Sdti has cured ns sossSe fh'ioHAl
JAMES wcGSpLyss
fA one oI The nunrrsn; Cur. ef AsImA which
AlplI, 4. ~, April II, lsis
Win A "a m vdT m s 50 hi & ~ y. ys. S.,S been 6 I'd
sleep my chair or larger pafi o the time beipr unable 10
breathe bed. had tried many medicines 10 no
an, my physician prescribed, experiment. your
Gr seemed TO make me worse but In isrs than week
besag 70 experience the most gratifying relief from use and
four weeks, the disease b entirely can
bed With comfort and enjoy state Of health which had
never expected 10 enjoy. GEORGE s. FARANT,
Commission and Forwarding Merchant
From the PREsiDFNT Of iuWEHsT COLLEGH,
EDWARD HITCHCOCK, 81 D.. LII D., &c.
j. O. ATER. STA have used your CHERRY PEOTORALin my
chemical uion that admirable compound h ihe re-
lief Of aud bronchial dAeucs II y opinion 10
W 'uPcror eharsecr be Of srses liberty 70
use 10 - you may think proper. EpNARD HITCHCOCK.
Amherst, Sept. i2 lSl9.
Among ,Re d,ipsuished authorities Who have lent their
names 70 recommend this preparation the best
Psss9Evg PEss,Ss, vermont Med Coiiegs
Hon. CnlEF Jusicy STORY, sup Bench q. S.A
PEoT. NGLENuSr Morr. New York.
pkoF. CIrtyTLANp, BlEd0in Med College
Psoy BurTssTup, Ohio Med. coiieEe.
CtSAuS JorENiI o. Mrriolt RsTiES.
BOsruN MEp. SURg. JoURNAL-
CsARLEsroS S. @. MgpicAl RSytEv.
EEw JERsTV MEDICAL RrroErtH.
HOS. HGSHI CLAY, u. s. seOaos.
HoS Gro. p. MaEss, 40. Ambllsadorto 70 Turkey
GtN. ENANrEl BvGSEs, Prssident OF Chill
Et. Rev. W. PouER, lord Bishop OF Toronto
b. Rey. BissoP KEEss, Of the Meth. Epis. Church
A., AneussuoP PuReEIi, Of Cineinnst, Ohio.
Also many eminent persons ges in foreign countrisa
Ntt only In the dangerous distressing Of h,
Lungs hat also family medicine Asionsl use IA ~
's'sis, ~ plsas,hte,i and best In the world. -
DRU0Gtst CBnsisr IowFrt M,ss
sold 10 Richmond Wholesale and retail BIZ PUROELt IADp
~, Druggists, ans Dealers 10 medicines evsryuhsre
III AeuASRA AND hIs COFFkE prime quality; Tanner, !,
~ OH Sugar In ees; Sugar House MgAsse. or sale
FFs DAVENPORT, ALLEN 90.
"ET PERUVIAN GIANO.-so tons Wet Peruvian
w GuAnoi oa eonsignmsnt, for sale very Ios b.
Fss-H LEe co. ga The dock.
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THE undergned having formed for the purpose
conducting general Commission and Forwarding BusineS
the iy Of Richmond und the style Of doooH HARRIS
respectfully socs the patronage of the pube and cntnua
Of the friends the late nrm OF NANcE4 aoocH
d. p. G00CH,
End January, 1854. JNO A. HARRIS.
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STOCKs For sALE-e20,OOO Coupon Bonds Of the Cor
- poraon OF Lynchburg 81 endorsed
gnia and Tennessee Railroad Company
nualy.
900 Coupon Bond. Of the Virginia Central Raiirbad
Company 20 years to interest payable half yearly To
the payment OF these Bonds OF which
oOO (and be ssue there
works OF the Company, costing 81 50O,OOO.
SISooO Nchmond Cly stock, 81 maturity, inter
est payable semi annually sinking fund is apart
payment OF this stock which will extnsuish IL In 80
Persons having stocks dispose would do well them
10 l
more desirable theu will sell their
crate commission.
To those wishing to invest would that
rally have hand OF market
which will be sold very moderate tens,
jsl6-u MAURY a MORTON once under City Hotel.
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SAMUEL l.. CAvERLy
w hEALtk 10 broons PAINTED Pals, and Tubs,
"eking; Natehes &c, eOi GreenSieh street. New York.
rhSId1S !inorIiERs CO., wMoLt;

| liam street, corner Of Berkman "
Importing the leading DRUGS from their both
in Europe and the Fast Indies Engi. Che
Gals, Feuuey, Tooth Sa and Hair Brushes
straps Paris and Trieste spouges, Corks &C.
the most reasonable pers-n or by
mail will receive their best attention. iels-l2m-tylsl
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cheerny recommend the firm OF do0CH HARRIS to
the favorable confederation OF my friends
End January, lS5t.-iu TH0S. J. NANCE.
t Lynehburg vginan and Express please copy
above for wo weeks and cod account o oace.
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xRw YORK ADVERTISEMENT
sposILDs uovs.. io7 IT., =.
TIE WEsI PolNT lI0TEL. - :,

Snoh wh EponiLpr ApvssfsHo uousH w. nAssAu IT., h
THE WEST POINT HOTEL,
nN THE UNITED STATES GROUNDS AT WET POINT, ID
" open for the reception Of Anew Dock has been
built By the Government anordng landing for the
e.meoa sAn berr' plying between Cold Spring and West
been estAb'hed % meet train Of the
Hudson Riv er Railroad.
The fast and elegant Aida New York daily
NJ At the foot Of Robinson street. landing her
senfer At the Point In time TO witness the evening parade Of the
Cadets aud returns 10 the city o'clek Other
The Hotel has been freshly the
s and the subscriber will be happy to his friends
and the public
JelI-tf-lnl e. II. ROE.
THE NEW YORK STEAM
BL a NR BOOR
MANUFACTURING ESTABLISHMENT.
Caps oun numerous Styles cents qure and upwards
90 fn bound white, lbc aud upwards; Fine Blue lse
do with Ends hands, white 22c; Pine Blue pagd
Dsmys Fins Blue Russia psg.d, as
do do with end. and bands. PASsd ttc and Upwards.
do do Rus,ia DO 6Dc. do
do do extrs bpdngs, PACED, cOc. and upwards.
Mediums Zine Hue Russia psHed 6Tc and
do do Rnssia Snds ID. do I6c. do
Royals and Super. Royals extra bind, do ti.2S do
great variety r Pass Boots ~ and ppvars.
do do Memorandum Books, o. per upwards.
Receipt Books Petty Accounts Mini ure blanks
Books Writing Books Cypherng Books School Albums
Constantly on hand, 10000 manufactured
every quality and description all bound In the substantial
manner and the neaest Styles which offered to
suoner and Dealers generally for cash approved paper
J0H' 0IIARA,
ITO Nassau street, New York.
IA liberal discount when purchased large quantities
my5-iCn-lnl
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The f.-. So, ,,t. ,.x...-., $4,000
ues o' me DstFc OF Columbia the
e' every shareholder recevin. Dlguerrsoype vortS a.
o' ue very tnes quality elegantly cased III. hrb rb.r
aS. ana posion OF those tfuitrrF
reputation and bu'ness OF Mr.. W=hrrs, he deem. ,uI.n.
saAtles 'lt every prorns. Of this
pop ana faith uy performed pct:res TO be taken viii
among many Galleries spsbe producing 90
sold. 'O--~"H 7'a RS VIII nc
may be obtained at sLADE BAKERS No under
Hotel on application, CT y post aid' by encos.
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NIOTICR.-The arm Of NANCE GOOOH was dissolved on
~ the instant by mutual consent The OF the
h will be used by either the Pares for the only
closing their business. THOMAS }. NANCE
January 2nd, 1854 d. L. G0OOH.
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PUTNEY. WATTS 4 PuTNEY.

a ETNA AND PROTECTION FIRE INSURANCE. COMPANIES
"a or HARTFORD, CONSECTfCUT-AOenoy at Rich.
OHdThese Companies continue insure against loss
by nre Dwelling Houses, parnturc, Manufacturing EabIs
ent Merchandise and all kinds Of nsurabe property the
most favorable which these
tain on gue taken al the Agency will be adjusted with
aud berality. II. BALDWIN, Agent,
js80 No. las Main Street
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vtNHE EAGLE lIhNIEACTIRING COMPANY
n n l'Pis'sre Htd or r Sk hs JAo,eiHy dsisr1Ss
RICH SILK BROCATELLES COToLINEs great variety
OF Patrns aud combination oi Cnor all 9f which
CONFINED 10 OUR OWN SALES entirely article
Furniture. Upholstery, uhh combines greatest
Oi durability and found Ia
These Goods made ioc the only ood
fat manufacture offered for sale.
examine these Goods before Purchasing
oTFicE OF THE Co, NJ. 4 PARK PLACE, N. v.
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VOLUME 5s.
RICHMOND DAILY WHIe.

rfRMs Daily Paper, Sspcr AMMAN; weekly s5;weey
Muys advance Reuittances be
Publishers In all where evidence
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EsTABIISHED. 1871.
lCuESTER SCALE WORKS. AND IRON SAVE MANILA

'AO" vrscHFH seHs. HoVs s.ssl
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NUMBER 4.

H.ryey for nave r..s..,ed ssn.s,e. under arm Of Hsa.
oecsprs S % ,nd have taken re-. .
CARY betss.n -. Snsone Esqr, AMI NJ Blair For on
~ r'eads and the public, attend tc orders pA''a
Richmond. Jan. so-dAea pANnt TA " HUNT,
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U AeUAyRA AND HI5 CoFFkE prime qosliiy Tanner.
~ Oh Sugar n ebs; Sugar House MFasse. br sale by
FSs DAVENPORT, ALLEN 90.
"ET rERUyIAN GuANO.-so ton. Wet Peruvian
~ 1uAno' on consignment, for sale y.ry ios%
less-N Leg 4 CO., ga the dock.
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NEw STOCK OF FTRUNKS.-Se have just received
IN stock Of superior Travelling Trunks
them very arg convenient and stronr some OF them
Of the best sole leather and the best TTu1ks
think that be found In virginia. aso large lot Of superior
Ru,se Bellows Top vace suitable for Bugges made in the best
aud Of thick leather assornent Carpet
Bags friends call before they
buy We intend keep the best articles In line without,
regard to cost. . -. . -
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I'D EIIOVAL-PINE PURNlTURE.-The underslened who
nb recently conducted the Cabinet Business the Eas
Of 18th between Prankn and Main, removed his
tabshnen building the wes side OF the
recently occupied by iiabston Brother He has taken this
step purpose his facilities
fscturng enable him make better ssfseo
~ exhibit c the various articles Of his manufacture
lie happy state TO his that he Is abundan
with business that hc
determined make this establishm equal
the city location of his stand command
accessibility He only continuance
kind which heretofore extended him,
And additional examination OF his Inducements will
command.
lie hand hereofore (though a extensive
scae) every ar,ee ordinary belong
Ing TO the Nbinct business.
All kinds OF Repairing well Undertaking, promptly
tended to. T. H. COwLISG,
No. is Governor street, Richmond. Va.
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sAdders' THREAD and GILLiNG TwISES
fIsA SEINE and BROOM TwISES
fLAN SEWING and SAIL TWINEs
LINEN YARNS. CARPET WARP &C. i.s,,sr,
HOUSE AND LoE FOX SAIE.-I neat Uon.s :,
present occupied ty the srbscEiber ds,irahy a.
ayG fronting 80 feet running feet to a al
iey h On e0nnodloas siabe aad s99
The Dwelling sholse has ample ace. u1odstions nor -,
s.d iAGaiy containing nine apartments besides
The kitchen is supplied with cooking rang. Ia
T.iin ~ateT; Also comfortable rooEs for servants ~ ~
i ,ioH can Dc had al any time TO suit purchaser
ifFPy. p. JOHNSTON,
N.,r.
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yl6-ly RICHARDSON. BROTHERS CO., Liverpool.
N B-when the arrangements completed. and sufficient
goods oner o the other will
% Baltimore calling at Norfolk Virginia. other the
Chesapeake going o
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STEAmnoar CURTIS p.cx

STEAMBOAT CURTIS PECK ser
I5ETas "a xb S3e G5 ID 9LD PoiSz; P0R1S
III PICK, Captain John Davis, bavilg ppdsr~on. .o,,,
overhaulng will on SATURDAY next The iIh
her egusr the river this ard IN.
,hs Th The shar at Roeke sIery Saturday, Tue.day and
an the regular iNndinss going returning ~
each. " '''A' w. "ehs % ets
Ieis n ,,,.,
Washington sentinel. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1853-1855, 1854-12-13

The New Orleans papers announce the death
Of John r. Grymes, esq, who was one Of the
most distinguished lawyers in the United States.
His legal learning was profound as well as va
rious. He was great both as counsellor and
as an advocate. Such was the confidence uni
versaly felt in his abilities, that few cases, in
volving large interests aad important principles,
occurred in the community in which he lived,
in which he was not engaged. Mr.. Grymes was
a native Of Virginia BE was born in Orange
county, in the year 1896. In early youth, he
removed TO New Orleans, and linked his for
tunes with those Of the then Territory Of Lou
isiana. confnipg himself throughout bis long
and illustrious career, TO his profession, he
scarcely entered the wider arena Of politics.
IT. by so doing, be denied himself q larger fame,
he, at the same time, secured a more Agreeable
repose. WrEA1 aakWag N1
This country has produced few, If any, men
Of higher gifts and greater intellect than John
r. Grymes. vI bar YiX semtos ,Waig
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Ch.ree-of contempt Of Court.

PmLADELPmA, Dec. IA case, growing out
of the ofthe officers engaged in the attempt
ed capture Of the negro Bill Thomas, the al
legged fugitive slave, at Nil Reslane last year. was
before the s;uppme Court of Pennsylvania this
morning, when Thief Justice Lewis gave the de-
cision OF the court. II will be remembered thai
the officers engaged in the attempt 10 cap
ture the slave were arrested on bill OF in
dictment found by the court Of Lawrence
County, for an assault and attempt 10 kill, bnt
that Judge Kane, of the United States District
Court, discharged them. They were re-arresred
by order OF the superior court, and while in GUS
tody of The sheriff, were taken before the United
States circuit court, and Judge Green on writ
OF habeas corpHs, and, hearing the testimony, or
dered the sheriff 10 discharge them, when he
obeyed the mandate.
The present action was for an attachment
against the sheriff for contempt Of court. The de-
cision declares that the United States circuit
court had no jurisdiction, and that the sheriff WINS
guilty of contempt in obeying the order for the
lease of the officers. As he acted through igno-
rance, however, the attachment was not granted
Washington sentinel. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1853-1855, 1854-12-13
THE ORGANS OF THE ABOLITION
EMIGRANT AsOCIETIEs"-THE
ELECTION IN KANSAS.

The recent election of what may be termed
a..Nebraska Democrat as delegate to Congress,
from Kansas, has sadly mortified and griev-
ously disappointed the Freesoilers. They took
the pains, and incurred the expense, of fitting
out and equipping bands Of Abolition emigrants
to settle in that virgin Territory, in order to
plant, what they call, "the banner of freedom"
Their preachers preached, their writers wrote,
their orators acclaimed, and their working
men worked, in season and out Of season, to
bring aboutthat result. But, alasl Their money
and their efforts have been expended in vain.
They are grievously chagrined and sorely trou-
bled at their discontinue. Their lamentations
begin to grow as loud as their Wanting was
vociferous. They ought to draw useful les
son from the failure Of their wretched schemes.
They ought TO learn that reckless and unprin-
cipled hirelings and adventures are not the fit
material out Of which new State can or ought
to be made, and that the destinies of young
republic cannot be safely committed to their
keeping.
While the following extract from the Ro-
chester advertiser, of the 9th Instant does not
precisely express our views as to the character
of those sent into Kansas by "Emigrant So
cieties," it yet administers proper rebuke to
the projectors Of those societies, and taunts
them with the failure Of their great scheme
which was gotten up to neutralize and destroy
the effect of the Nebraska Kansas bill. The
Advertiser says:
awe believe the insane boastings of the
aEmiprant Societies. and other kindred bodies
of men, did much towards electing the Demo
cratic delegate in Kansas, by such an over
whelming majority; but the chief cause may
be found in the patriotic instincts Of those very
men, who were depended upon 10 carry out AT
the sacrifice of principle, and the risk Of their
own political liberty, an odious, anti-republican
| doctrine. ,.,, b. $3.50
aThe sum and substance OF it is, that the
electors in Kansas, being left to themselves I'M
| influenced by the associations that governed 9
majority Of them at the east on such subjects
have taken this question into their own hands
and with great nnanimity elected democrat
| TO Office, instead Of one Of your blue-dyed fac
tionists, who may be right on many question:
Of benevolence and morality, but too much
STEPPED In down.east federalism"
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not entertain the idea Of standing in body
that had not the privilege Of asking redress
for that violation consequently they refused
to take the oath, and resigned. N4
The election Of the members of the legisla-
tive body were illustrated by several examples
of absolute authority, among which we will
quote the circular of the project Of the depart
ment du Rhone the Baron Vincent, who re-
commends to the people the candidate Of the
government in the following pressing terms:
"You must look upon all candidates not on
my list, as standing in defiance 10 the actual
power; and all citizens not on the ticket send
you, and also, all persons spreading such tick
cts, as hostile to the government of Louis Ma
poleon."
In another commune Of France, a sub-prefect
wrote to the mayor Of his district: III look
upon the number of voters in favor of the gov
eminent as the surest means of knowing the
degree of your influence" ~
Such words were significant enough; so
much, indeed, that, since the coup detat, the
Office of mayor, which had previously depended
upon the elections of the cities, were then
placed in the hands of Louis Napoleon, who
alone had the right to elect them.
These facts were among the numerous intiu-
ences which contributed to give the votes Of
the French people to Louis Napoleon. AT
another time we will speak of the influence we
do not mention here, for want Of space. We
will end this article by quoting the words pro-
nounced by Napoleon the Great, in 1904, in
reference to the Legislative body, words which
have been published by Louis Napoleon, as the
measure Of the power resting in the hands OF
the Legislative body Of 1854.
aThe Legislative body" said he, 'has no
right to interfere with matters of policy; all it
can do is to attend to the taxes, and general
civil laws. A session of one month or six
weeks will be sufficient for such work. All
things concerning the administration, public
security, police, are not within its competency
II has nothing to do with home business or
foreign affairs. The long residence of the
deputies in the provinces unfit them for snch
task" a
Such was the manner in which public liber-
ties, represented by the Legislative body, were
interpreted by Napoleon the Great. Such they
have been by Louis Napoleon, his nephew.
Tomorrow we will complete what refers to
the policy of'France, by casting glance upon
the new organization Of the social institutions
of that country since the I'd of December,
1851.