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dc Thomas W. johnson. No 800.
LTAT DE la LOUISIANE.-Cou
IL du Cinquieme Disrict-Paroisse de Lafourche.
An nom par auorte dc la Cour du Cinquieme District
Juicaire segeant dams pour paroissc de Lafourche il
sera ofert vente publiqe par NJ Bog Sheriff ct en-
canteur dumen nelnme ct quale dams ct la te
roisse les eux sues dams Ia vile de Thbofaux, JEUD,
lie is de PEVRER 1854, II heures les proprietees
suivantes sayoir f
AUGUSTA, un mulatre, age de % ans -5 -,.
UN CIIEVAL SEI.LE FIT BRIDE, un lot de Vaissenes,
Pole ct ustensils de CUISINE Cterne, Bots de Lifts ct
Lifts, un Garde Manger Pentluc Armor lot de
Livres lot de Chaises Bureau Mirror, Armor
Noyer I'm lot de Wire, Terrebentine, Paris Green
Wagon, ETC., ETC. =l ii st5
TERM Ell CoNDrToNs.-Les mobiers payable compliant
jour de la yente Iesclave payable par tiers tiers
tos ct chacun DIES mois de Mars DIES annees 1884, 1885,
1856. Lacquereur du dit escave fournra SEES bets
bonnie ct sufisane caution payable Police du Recorder dc
cette parose periodes suste interet du hut
Pan apres 6ch6ance resclave retera speciaement
hypotheque lie privilege du vender pour lie
payment dies dts be acte de vene passe devant lie
Recorder de cette paroisse frais de Pacquereur
Jan. H. 1854. si (4-tds] NJ. Bourg, Sheriff.
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a YOUNG e. co., q A
~ . ~
LATE NELSON a. YOUNG
o CAMP STREET. NEW ORLEANS,

- Are receiving their Fall supply Of goods consisting
in part fthe aforementioned articles:
Heavily cased gold and silver hunting Watches very SUBJ
santa from the best of London and Liverpool
suitable for Planters and Overseers Gold and silver face
Watches "a ,..-eg-l~ sl,s-5-.=S t=z =
Very rich gold hunting and open faced Geneva watches
plain and engraved for Ladies' Fine Gold Guards Fob and
Vest Chains patterns Studs Collar Buttons, Finger
Rings Ladies and Gents Breast Pins and Ear Rings, Single
Stone and Cluster Diamond Pins and Finger Rings. Gold
aud Silver Spectacles for all ages. Hsg5 III
Silver Ware warranted pure COIN consisting Of Table
ladies' Butter Knives Mustard and Salt Spoons, Sugar
Tongs Plated Ware consisting Of Castors Candestcks
Walters &C. The whole of which is warranted fine any
offered by any house in the trade at reasonable prices
The strictest attention given to repairing Clocks,
Watches and Jewery All fine watches committed to
charge personally attend to- and charges
able. s...~ ILL., 80. Tdec.2-1y.l
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1.,,,I.f Cur,,iture Store.

" Il. DAVIS, dealer in Cabinet
w Furniture, Looking Glasses, Spring, Hair and
Moss Mattresses Mating etc. Canal street, below laronne,
opposite the Church, New Orleans. JAM.
900 NEGROES FOR SALE.-'Fhe
wv undersigned has just arrived with two hun & A
trcd Negroes which he will sell reasonable TERMS
for cash or one years credit, for good paper
lie will keep large supply during the season, for IL.
sale at his old stand No. Moreau street. New Orleans.
December Sd, 1853. l50-3mol WIN. +. TALBOTT.
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Succession de Marie Rosolie Wdgrnspnck, ct
aaase auec Louis An re Wagenspdck. No. 254
FTAT DE LA LOUISlANE.-Pa-

Au nom ct par autorte dc Ia Cour du Cnqueme District
Juare sicgean dams pour Ia parosse de Laforche, il
oert pubque par Mahurin Bourg Sheriff ct
encanteur ument quaie asserente, les eux stues
dams e parosse rive gauche du bayou Lafourche,
environ neuf miles anlessous de la vile de Thbodanx,
JEUDI lie 2eme jour ttu mos de FEVRlER, 1854.
~ hcurcs NJ la proprete capres decrite, SAVIOR:
UN CERTAIN MORCEAU DE TEKRE, situe dams Ia pa
roisse de Lafource rive gaucle du Bayou Lourche,
environ neuf miles audessous de la vile Thibodaux
surat arpcn de face par soixante dex arpents en-
fondeur haut par de Hubert Wagenspac
bas par cces de la Succession de ULCER Wagenpac
avec oues les basses ct authorizations qu sly trouvent.
TERMEs CoNDITIoNsa dite terre payable par tiers
tiers dams os ct cacun des mois Mars des annGes 1854
1866 ct 1856 L'acquereur fournssant bonnie ct vaabc
Caution ct Ia terre resant speciaement hypohee usqua
part paiement ct tOtes soes pontuelement payee
echeance portera net rason de HUT pour cent par
jusqua Placement final f,. ss NJ BOURG, Sheriff.
Decembre, lie 30 1853. [2-tdsl
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4 VIS.-Toutes personnes qui doivent
"a Ia Succession de W. p ROCANET sont par lie present
requs de ct re toutes qu la
dte Succession do son de requis de les presenter
du ent anthentiquees Ia soussignee =e.a 4
[4-Al ALIX ?. ROrANET, Admce Iestamentaire.
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NOT1CE.-An persons indebted to the
Succession Of W. p. ROUANET, are requested to come
forward and settle and all persons to whom the Aforesaid
Succession indebted, hereby notified present their
claims duly authenticated to the Testamentary
Administrative. lian14 AL ALIx p. ROUANET
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ELANNELS of every color and quality,
y Plaid and Plain Lnseys, Denims Tickings, Shifting,
Cassimers, Cloths and Towels, Irish Linens, Table Linen,
and Cotton Shectn Apron Checks, Blankets and Coun
terpanes, will be sold small advance from New York
and Boston invoice prices, by WAKEMAN h SMITH. 3
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Stccesss0N Of Marie ROsdzae WdQeaspNcN, and COM
nunity aoiM Louis And,e WugenspacI. No. 254
CTATE OF LOUISlANA.-Parish oil

- . n = :.
In the name and by the authority the Fifth Judicial Dis
rct Court sitting in and for the parish of Lourrhc, there
will be offered for sale at public auction by Mathrin Beur
Sheriff and Auctoncer, the premises situated in the
said parish the left bank Of Bayou Lourche at about
the End day Of FEBRUARY, 1851 at 10 O'clock a. NJ the
following described property, towt: j. 4,r.ss M ..,,l-
A CERTAIN TRACT OF LAND situated in the parish Of
Lafource the left bank of Bayou Lfourche at about
nine miles below the of Tibodaux, measuring
pen front by arpents in DEPTH bounded above by
the land of Hubert Wagenspack and below by those of ULCER
Wagenspack, together with all the buildings and improve
ments thereon. 53-5.-sSEsa 4=F1. ~ 75Sss
TERMS CoTDroNs-Payabieb by thirds one third in all
and each Of the months Of March Of the years 1864 1885, and
1856, The purchaser shall be be bound to give good and
proved security and the land shall remain specially mortgage
until final payment and all not plnctualy paid at
maturity to bear eight per cent interest thereafter
Dec. 80, 1853 [2tlsl NJ. BOURG, Sheriff.
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Succession Of Ta1tre Bowrg, and his Wife Seraphine
Hilbert. :. No. 315.
GUCCESSION SALE.-State of Lou

~ sana-Fifth District Court-Parish Of Iafourche.
In the and by the authority Of the Fifth Judicial
District Court sitting in and for the parish Of Lafourche
there will be offered for sale at public auction, by NJ Bourg
Sheriff. duly qualified and in and for said parish on
the premises Joseph Bourg situated in Brue Grand Cenc
the right bank of bayou fourche at about miles
above the of Thbodaux, and about sixty rpcnts
from said bayou Lafourche, MONDAY, the 9th day Of
FEBRUARY 1854 at 10 O'clock M, the following des~
cribed property, to wit: - ....s: d.
ONE ARPENT AND SIX FEET FRONT OF LAND, by
seventy arpents less in dep situated in the
parish Of Lourche the right bank Of Bayou Iaourche
at about miles above the town at about
sixty arpens from the bayou Laourche, situated in the
Brue Grand Chene, bounded in front by the land Of
Widow Eugene Guilot aud SEVERN Gnot above by the
land of Joseph Bourg, and below by the land Of Jean
Baptiste Roger. 5t- t-'t
ONE DOUBLE BARREL GUN, one lot of Tumblers and
Glass Lamp, one Armoir, Bedsteads, ETC., etc.
TERMS AND CospIToNs.-The land payable by thirds
third in all and each of the months of March of the years
1851 1855, and 1856. Said land remaining specially mort
gagged and hypohicated until final payment The moveabes
payable all of and under ten dollars in March 1854 and
all exceeding ten dollars by halves, half in March
1854 and the other in March 1855. The purchasers furnish
ing good and approved security and each nsaement not
punctaly paid at maturity to bear eight per cent interest
per annum thereafter until final payment. le-r
Dec. 80, 1853. [2-tds.l e. NJ. BOURG, Sheriff.
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Piano Forte Tuning & Repairing.
MIR. A. A WHEELER.-E1-

. INI ~. ~ H..f vVFIl I1IItyHNiEL
AVl respectfully informs the inhabitants Off K n
Thibodanx and vicinity, that he is prepareda y
carry the above business In oil it's branches and hopes
that his long experience win enable him to give entire satis
faction to all who may favor him with their patronage His
residence being at Doasonve he purposes visiting Tb
oaux four times year ofteneI necessary, and those
trusting him may rely upon his fulfilling his engagements
All orders left the Post Office with Mr. J. Y Bennett,
directed MIR. A. A. Wheeler, at Donaldsonvle, will be
punctuaiy attended to. Rersto- L. POLK. lily
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Superior Liquors {!

tHf1Yy We have this day received Il pipe superior
AChampagne brandy, sOld Montegue;" \ cask y
superior Madeira Wine "south; Bills Old Bourbon
Whisky casks London Porter, Byass in qxarts do in
pints; do Harvey's Scotch and India Pale Ale; cask
Old Port Wine-a fine article for nvalids
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ENTLEMEN'S Lambs Wool and
~ Merino Undershirts Drawers, and Half Hose Gloves
IIdkfs, &C., for sale ut reduced prices by VI efE
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Carts and Wagons,

Carts and Wagons. M,
A the rolling season is drawing near, we <4ysM
n beg leave to call the attention Of our Es1TsAaa=
friends to our very large stock Cane Carts light agasse
do. Cane Wagons Of different width heads. We have
larger this year than have had prSyous
wear The work is fully warranted he of the best qu y
Just receive d. and for sale by b. +. HOLDEN
80 tf Agents for Bodley l. CO. Wheeling Vrginie
Cham payne.
q 4 Baskets of Champagne Wine, Schroeder's, Mar
~ shall Ney, Morgues Desomme, Cloricot, in quarts
and pints, for sale by B.F HOLDEN
" Confectionery Shop. MI
THE Subscriber respectfully in-N
IL forms the public that he has opened confectionery
store at the corner Philip Main Streets where he
will be happy supply Balls, Wedding, and Dinner Parties
and the public with any article in the line of his business
as cheap ami advantageous terms they can be had
any other establishment in this city All he wants is that
the public should calland examine for themselves LIS
Thibx July 10 1852. (3l-f.) VICTOR CODDOU. 80
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.RANGES-3OO0 Creole Oranges, just
~ received and for sale by ld17l BE-. HOLDEN.

STOLEN from the plantation Of 70
~ Boykin 4 Lang on bayou Black, parish fTerre-
bonnie, on Friday the 9Th inst. the muIato boy a.
GRASlER, about ten years Of age; any one APP. ~
pretending the theft and dy leaving the boy where get
Thibodaux minerva. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 18??-1858, 1854-01-21
Dental surgery.

X L.PLOUGH, JR., Dental SURGEON
Ia Most respectfully informs his friends and -
the public in general that he has very recently
ceived fine assortment cf DENTAL MATERIALS Of the
first qualities, such -Porcelaine 7S Gum Teeth for
full aets, fine gold foil for plugging teeth &C. He is
shortest notice. sss7} g TAMIL.
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PIoWsl PloWs!

- A fafge assortment Of Henry
ma k-+gg Young Cob. Flows have been re-
M ceired by the Subscribers and they
= win continue ID keep fun supply
il zM - at al times which win be sold cheap.
These plows are acknowledged to be
the bef In every respect tat haye ever been used In this
country fJa- 3m.l HIMEL 4 BROTHERS, Assumption.
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Winchester HuN, versms Heritiers ct Gteanciers de
Thomas w. johnson, No. 1897, ct dams Ia Succession
: : lZn hnt1t1a aLsaeLaa "
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GTATE OF LOUTSIANA.-Fifth Dis

Winchester Lt, eers~s Heirs and Cteitors Of Thomas
y. johnson, No. 1927, and IN Eestdte Of Thomas
W. johnson. :. No 300
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II GAZE GERBER. WATCH,

ner Of Main and ST. Louis struets, SN<Xg
Thbadnnx, tod stand Of O. GuardD z e3SSaA
takes this opportunity Of informing = 119ssa -
his and strangers generally that he has
located himself as above, and win be sHnd at all times
ready to attend to the Of Watches
Iewelry. &c. esgf ielIlY a
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GARDEN SEEDS. 1000 papers as.
sorted Garden Seeds fresh just received from the KY.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1854-01-14

the constitution preliminary step towards the dsmem
berment OF that Union which fathers formed and strove
10 perfect by concession Cancellation, and promise.
The fruits Of Acknowledgement would be the destruction
justice which they wished establish the introduce
zion OF civil di,senson ia the place OF domestic tranquility
overthrow of liberty the blessings Of which
they desired themselves and their postery,
The just solution OF political qresons is always attend
perplexing difficulties rather increased than dimn
ordinate. The powers OF both delegated by the peo
pie. To one is given the management OF the external at
fairs of the Unon and, in degree the intercourse OF the
States with each other To the State is com
miled the regulation OF It's internal domestic affairs
Each State independent sovereignty except in those
particulars in which she has waived her sovereignty to the
general COVE Their intercourse with another
il in many respects that Of independent nations.
is therefore, the duty of chief gisrate, not only to
that the laws OF his properly exc
cutod, but that the rights Of his State respected
and observed by It's confederates The reciprocal duty Of
implicitly regarding the rights of other sovereignes is
equally obligatory.
The observance of these distinctions. and the perform
ance, but peace aud perpetuate our
union.
In tho midst OF the blessings with which we are sur
rounded, should remember that arm stronger than
that of man, and wisdom greater than human intell
gence rules and governs guides and directs the affairs OF
The observance of the great moral laws which that
Power has imposed in all relations personal well
national will be certain, than all other TO
continuance Of prosperity and preserve our
institutions in the health and beauty OF their origin
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1854-01-14

The action OF the House OF Representatives in regard
to the Cutting resolutions (says the Richmond Enquirer)
meets the appreciation OF the democratic party Ii Con-
gress viii but persist 10 refusing to discuss the New
York feud the ~ aon will gradually sabsde and the
harmony OF the party will be restored If the angry
passions excited by that dsporabe controversy be
sllled the democracy will rally with unanImiiy TO the
support of the administration The Alexandra Sentinel
expresses the general sentiment ia the following admira
BILE article:
"The democratic party in Congress have wisely shown
their unmstakable purpose not 10 allow the New York
eud the questions growing out oil IT, to interrupt tho
proceedings OF Congress- be made national question
Every attempt Introduce that subject Of dseord into the
councils OF party has been signaly rebukedwhether
made by Mr. Stanton in by Mr. Cutting in the
House OF Representatives. and whoever shall have lit
tie regard to the harmony and integrity of the party to
the attempt will be unceremoniousy tabled 1t
would be the height Of folly pursue any other
1t is beyond all doubt question that President Perces
lions Of party upon the sound principles of the Bat-
gcher by slightest hereical OPT
ons He desired consolidate the party in the advocacy.
and the basis of the faith. 1t noble ambi-
on 1t boots TO inqNire why 1t failed. Il has been
serted that the haTds hard surly unorgiv
ing, and eYacng has been asserted that the sots
unworthy hypocrtcal and unreliable adventures ism
New York quaellet New York people settle it, So the
democratic parry in Congress has adjndged and we are
pleased that certain democratic journals that have
been prominently engaged in the strife also speak
ing words Of peace"
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Daring the ssmmer Of 1854 tsays ths Wilmington Jour
nall must be fought in this State, not simply the old
party battle between wings and democrats for ascend
dency in North Csrolna+hat contes, has been pretty
fully decided and few fears for the result oil renewed
struggle need be entertained since the whg party has
been compelled by the progress Of public opinion, to
abandon poston after position. until democratic policy
upon all The old maintains undisputed domnion-
but also be decided whether the democratic party
will remain true to itself. to its principles and s
ganiza,ion whether the citadel OF democratic faith,
which has bid defiance all attacks from without. 10 10
BE- betrayed by nominal supporters from Within or to
stand proudly mp. bearing its old sntonquered banns
II must bs whether the South will supper, ma
tonal President, will Join in the camor OF his
among the disappointed odsce-hunters Of New York. II
must b. seen whether democrats in North Carolina will
move n one man. and that true democrat, will
allow themselves 10 be split mp by disappointed and de-
fsaed asprants to ONCE who have adopted The motto OF
"rule Or ruinr II for the desoca,s OF this
State to do their part. The ball will open Let
none OF ne BE- found wanting
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Mr., soule and his Critics.

In another column will be found the detailed accoun,
Of he recent rsncones between two American citizens
N d &c OF lady. wife Of the one and mother of the
oths nd the host who permitted the insult, and the
youk nobleman who offered it. The spiri, OF M. Gail
laydk cannot be regarded favorable 10 Mr. Soule or
his son nor, on the other hand purely personal
attsY Of this nature properly be subjected TO the Official
eritieum OF government IT. is insinuated. the Mar
os,s Tureos. Madame de Mon,o, and the Duke OF Alba,
lrs formed scsma,sia is the Spanish phrase to de-
pos conspiracy for the purpose OF inducing
The Queen OF Spain not only to aaroni Mr. Soue, by
h;rtA Prenshman and belief democrat but further, Of
shrowfae diGenl,ss il not grave slight, upon the ac
,,oa Of DOR government 10 appointing distinguished
Anssesn senator 10 be ambassador neutral court
can ouly ny that il most indicate interference BY
the sxsn.s and he relatives OF the French Empress H.
fusshss. their 6l scheme having failed this French ca
snaslA then invited m American minister to the house
OF ths principal and with him American gentleman his
wils and m American gentleman bis son and there.
n he presence Of the assembled ambassadors OF all
toas tried 10 place such ndgnty on our representa-
dive hat be could not submit and rank with his ambassa
Aaal eoerssss and Asi by an impairment remark upon
he wife, We can neither admire begenerosi'y courage
Of he aalans. regret that Mr. Soue maintained bis
posatoa - man and his dignity as a hosband. Had
~ eour to which 10 accredited al any OF s Official
hallb q Otherwise. countenanced such an assault,
o. peo4setsd the assailant, questionable whether
Mr.. Scale would have been justified in protecting
~ honor Of his wife in The manner in which he did.
Iii be bad rssiGned the Official position which protects
IL noecn Of ambassador in al lands from any assault
sspb 81 bs:sx prevented by the government to which
- ~ accredited. But il is most gratifying TO know
1T ~ eosrt Of Queen Isabella did not in any
iaaisps either to impede the raspee or the rights due TO
a Ansrcah lady, the fulhImen Of those duties Of
pso>sston which every American husband. At all events,
swss " his wiis--whch every American son owes. al
lsasl. V bic mother.
YM II exhibits the rancorous magnily, and, at the
mns dine. the unnanIy aeiiqss by which The respscia
~ pasy opposed to the administration seek 10 graf
u r. wAsa ssats that American psesses be found
Win ds6y the riehu Of The Soulas defend the wife
a. ~ Msshsr The reckless ungallant, un-American
aaIaas dis>Ayed BY these "orxans' has seldom exhb.
W. issM h more ndscorous bsrnesa- Il il argued"
~ tAsss persons that the Presidents appointment Of MIR
scale 10 proved impoc became he has defended his
viii tvon insult aAd Of his private secretary, Mr.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1854-01-14
JANUARY 10.
American eunday-Sckool Union.

The American Sunday School Union has from ils COM
mencemenl been engaged IN the missionary work. For
number OF years past IT has commissioned young men
from our seminares and colleges to 90 during the sum
mer vacation as temporary missionaries into destitute
neishbohoods. and organize Sunday schools.
During the pas year, this plan has been carried out in
The eastern and middle States upon larger and more
systematic scale, and with very gratifying results The
young entered upon their labors with The full APP
prova OF their Instructors and after receiving nsruc-
tons from the secretary of this department. who has had
a long experience in the work
Not only have the blessings OF the Sunday school and
bealthful Christian literature thus been extended TO a
portion Of The six million neglected children of our land
but candidates for the ministry have received training
OF treat value and adapted to make them practical
workiagmen in that high office. During the summer
PA Young men were engaged in this service, from
26 Institutions together with three other lahorers)
OF various denominations, Presbyterian, Epis-
copalias, Baptist Lutheran, Consrcgationalist.
United Brsthreo, and Methodist They per-
formed in the aggregate more than
10 years service organized and set in motion
COS schools in places where they did not previously
exist, induced
44i7 persons TO undertake the Office OF teachers in
COS new schools, into which were gathered
2aos children not previously receiving Sunday school
instruction. They also visited
1920 schools, in which were
III ,326 teachers, and
5s,s7s SCHOLARS supplying them with books when need
ed. They thus pot in circulation, by sale and
grant, more than
200. 900 volumes OF moral and religious teaching
II ~ doubtful whether as large an amount OF zeal,
pey, and intelligence could be secured at small cost
from aay 'sss Of the community, greatly to the adj
vantage OF our county and the interests Of tue religion
The whole expense OF this great and good work the
benevolent department, Of the American Sunday School
Union, including The salary of the superintendent the
nav ~ oat OF the missionaries, and the books given,
was but s.. l53 So
The frisnds Of Sunday schools will find IN these facts
new motive to increased l,berality to this cause
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Col. FOrney.
To ne Editor Of the Uaioa

To Nt Editor Qf Ht UNION
DEAR SIR The following sentiment, intrusied 10 me
for presentation, and proposed at the recent Jackson Ban
quet does not appear in The proceedings published in
your Journal having doubtless escaped the notice of your
exceen, reporters As the toast conveys merted
pliment 10 estimable friends man who eminsnlIy
deserves to be gratefully remembered by true democrats
everywhere-l have taken the liberty, wi,hou, consult
ing either him the gentleman who offered it, trans
nit it you with the request that you will give il
place in The Union. Here il lis:
"Ry William H. Mnnx.--Hon John w. Forney, As
editor ana in any and every POSITION the sturdy and
lndomitabs wheethorss of the democecy-the chival-
and elective defender of the deed,. principles and
fame OF Andrew Jackson
With high regard, yours. &c.,
A VlCE-CHAIRMAN.