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ANOTHER STEALING HER OWN CHHpREy-
Mrs. Nichols, of the Brattleboro' Democrat, thus
describes an affecting scene which she witnessed
in the cars
The 18th of this month | was on my way 10
Templeton, Mass, to lecture, by Invitation, on
Womans Rights About twelve miles from
home, two men, one the High Sherif of our
county, came into the car, and after looking
around, as though in search of some one the
elder man opened the door of the ladies' saloon
and directly the cry was heard
.s0h, father father don't take away my
children They are NY chilaren--they ARE nv
children, father :"
sprang to my feet, and being acquainted
with all the parties, soon got an explanation
The old grandfather had come with a Vermont
Sheriff to take from the mother his sons chill
dren, who had been taken from her by her hus-
band (whom she had left in Massachusetts for
his drunken a1use) and carried to his father in
Vermont.
8 She had stolen them,' the old man said
(stolen her own children! almost equal to d
mans stealing himself. told him)--,' and my
son away in Indiana looking for place. She
had besides, as he charged, stolen blankets and
a bed-quilt. ('rhey were carried from her own
fathers when she married, but became her hus-
bands, WHO transferred them with her children
to his fathar) Well, We had Il Momans tights
lecture, or THEY did. Every man in the cars
was W0mans Rights man on the question be-
fore them; and the fellows, after trying in vain
to get the second child--they had snatched the
eldest -four years oli} before we knew what they
were ahout--got off at the first stoppiug-plaee.
Then arrangements were made for its recovery
/ took the little one, two years of age, along
with tn Tamrlata,, ~ AZ --~-+tz==.- -
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A CERTAIN y B. A. cuRE.-Dr. Goop,s Compound

Sty Us IN New York other cities nositive cure
GouOrrhea, Gep he Whites Directions Spanish and Engs
Sold at No. Isl CHARTRES STREET. felt 2m
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EDUCATION
EvRENCH AND SPANISH TAUGuT :

NRENCH AND SPANISH TAUGHT BY
& bionsieur ALEX. NELSON, No. ISL Charlie. s,,sef D
TESTIMONIALSf
Prof Nelson. let you will re,us vor, ~ 81
Of lansoage in the Kentucky Military Institute. ~ ~
E. ". MORGAN, Joint superintendent.
mcnaieu Nelson decidedly French
with, and gentleman in all hs conduct ~
Prof. NOBLE BUTLER Louisyils
nse7f recommended
rity." (Louisvlie Journal. -
H adapted inductng earner into the mysteries Of
she French Spanish and English Languages very space
We have had peraons opportunities Judging NJ con
corscenusS recommend him capt
safsl that put INTO paste IN o.
True Delta r fsnSs
A NEW SCHOOL ON GOOD OLD PRINCE
.ad arefnl Parents informed
tnat rs WILLIAMSON, lady Of Rev. williamson Rector
Egss Plotetsaqss Rampant atree
enVe whose life has been devoted Teaching her
family and day hool LIMITED pupils Extraordinary
aclit4a for FRENCH. MUSIC and DRAWING. lana iy
ENSTITUTE FOR YOUNG LADIES -As
Misses ALLISON. ~ 's
Directors Of this nstuton aided the
Vos departments 1islte fnshed
70 their charge r-tsN
For terms parent, guardians
"'tshe"n "e nho at the institatA s97 fm
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q ~ y ASi ~ S}AIbb WI
Il HEADACHE AND SORENESS of
THE BObY-take the CHERRY PEGTU-
RAJ on going to bed, and wrap up warm,
to sweat during the night.
FOR A GoLD AND COUGH, take il
morning, noon, and evening, according TO
directions on the bottle, and the difficulty
will soon be removed. N ne will long euf-
Ter from this trouble when they find it=can
be SO readily cured. Persons afflicted with
tsMted cough, which break them other
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-06-17

FLoUR--10oo bbls St. Louis Superfne and
Ie2 $. Il. KENNEDY CO., IS Tehoupt.oulas street.
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M HEAT-500 bushels Prime Wheat, ex
fattoat for sale by S.H KENNEDY d CO,
sT,ba
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NN7 ALNUTS-30 bales Grenoble Walnuts,
w Tor sale by A +. COCHRAN Il HALL,
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.fye9''s Cherry Pectar0k.
FENO CURE A COLD. WITH o.


" y Si'i4 "A S'bb, NiiIi f%y9sJ
-. iFfa2A NE AND stlRtNESS OF " -
-, ht'T bob1 Tue CHERRY fLGto- AsfTS[t1i
is3L on cong t1 bed and wrap up warm, 4 NSHASSSS II
10 sweat during the night x5g4tssEf-SS
EUR a COLD ANB GuuGl! take u Y ~ fh~~
iorhns, noon ana evening" according 10 <e&aSsa
alfTcIions f on the bottle and the difficulty I n
WI. suon ht removed ne VIII long sui - SFl8
tt ron tlis tf2lDIe wheh thty ma 1t can E{-Ei "a
reaHty cured PERSONS Atiettd with ES.se
'f"'t' cough hftAkF them
Hld pS t&klhg ipRAL
lucy may ue sure OF SOUND nhnokeA SLEEPS and consequent
"A' Hef from sunefihg ard an ultimate cure Is af-
are thGe ateen by hts Invaluable re medy
rom W agreeable e1ect IN these cases mAny ind themselves
10 4fe=o " use %lth ne u, tas censed
~ lpthS SfEAhhKS THIS rem dy Rnabe,
rs s on he throat and lungs when taken small quantities,
~ III sW hous aud wonderfully increases the
Fome, rti e3DlllE OF ths voice
Is stntfAy nHeh relieved, and often wholly cured by
Si But htte nte some cases 80 obstinate as to
ehrels 10 no medicine CHERRY FEClOkAl VIII cure them,
u tssS tH3 St9 S3t9, 9e,t 9e cured .- ~,
upper portion OF the
s htS pe cured oS aklh tittl lokA III small and o-
t2R co9P Giye an ems e antnony to be followed BY largo
lftalrn in season II Viii Hot IA, n cTs - 49, " ~ ~ ase'
WIlODpI CGTIt sr he okan i'm and soor cured hv t sa or
Cherry prctar, "' " ~ ~ t' ~ '"e 'se v
THE NFLuESRA is speedily removed bv this remedy Nume
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STORAGE FOR SALT, for about Is 600
~ 4gs the Agiers Warehousing Forar Co Aplv ia
myS A +. COCHRAN d HALL Sc 5rayiet 4
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n IyER COMPLAINT, DYSPEPSIA merry.

lNEh JUMELhlNI, DYSPEPSIA, NERN-
II Gus DEBILITY, DISEASE OF TIE KtDNEYS-Fuher
] ss ]Ho2y rom Missouri IN favor Of tooELANs GERMAN BIT
TIERS prepared by Or C. 81 JACKSON Philadelphia
M 81 seeabe deners TO he the most ecsl medicine
Tor the OF the atote named Diseases
READ AND BE CONVINCED.
W. H. ADAMS Publisher of the Argus Weston July IT, 1851
ald VI last low a1lr
and At the than hour tried enc bottle
your German tittfs which entirely
70 tea sent two bottles $50 mites from here,
Teen sick long has them believe
them 70 he superior dine usep
o HENDERSON, Glasgow, Mo- August 5, 1851, said
ttieis beginning
snd il has bftu The Of selling Dozen bot
D X HARDING, St. Joseph, Mo-. June 1851, said Your
medicine doubt al to the appear
10 Know them have had them hours and
hHH We s9t 80 seen 9@tlgs Please SIND smother OF
Ir T. A HiEIfE Paris, Ato., March RitaTs
nave given bzttrt satisfaction ali the where TIL
Used, than othrr medicine with which
ES They ENTIRELY VEGETABLE PROSTATE the
system.
~ For sale BY respectable dealers Medicine where.
ie7 smdAW WhoieSaie Agents
a CERTAIN CURE.--Dr. GooD's Compound
IA EXTRACT OF G0PAIVAThsis grs4t exten.
s'ty Us IN New York and Other cities Ills
6onorrhea 'f AVID he Whites Directions Spanish
soid at No. l5l CltARTRES STREET. iel4 2m
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EbATENT ACTION PIANOEESsS-1.-
a. F0RTES.-The subscrhgr
,eiees.ock SQUARE ANDsy m VI ii
80UDOIR PIANO FORTES, the celebrated III W u
nsnufaeto Of lLBERT ta Of which
tgIs at the JeTery and Fancy Store of GUINNESS HILL No 81
Camp street. EIlJAH DITNRkR
tE- Piano F0rtaB Tuned. nGa Iv
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GALPESTON.
BRH,ZOS SANTL.aGO.

Will leave TUESDAY, June 90 at s O'Clock A. Nj
EN0R BRAIOS SANTIAG zSS%s,
Regular New Orleans s. Line s5AlENgs
The and magnificent steamship PERSEVERANCE J0h Y
Iawesa commander will leave above, puncua
passage having apply
HARRIS 4 MORGAN, foot of Iulia street,
opposite tbs Steamship Landing.
tE All freight shppeI by will be delivered 10
Captain Kennedy of the rafnpGg directed
10 Shippers must provide Themselves the
lhdtnR NO other iofm VIII be btgnod jeI
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5 900 MoRTa sSR.Es 162ist GE EARNS Isss AND ,s

TAIG
BUILDING LOIS will he divided among SutscriheE
ON THE EPENLNG or TIE 20A or .TENE ls5a
bS a large nunrer already Nany
these have r sold for from 900 per over the
will he good i
Subscriber FOR ONLY sf5 prvaNa In Of *
each will receive -FOUR BUILDING LOIS IS by I00 Gt itfng
together, NJ at from These beautifully
Located nj kELAND aand Church and School
house and number of Private Dwellings,
FHTivfi-5 already been
anil severa hrnded viii be erected the
10 iHs hne opportunity q! owning delightful Country Resi-
dene near the CITY, where Tie domestic crtt can
be piy realized and where Building 500 Farms
have iaS sold and sales daily being iudiaas
no. after careful eEanna l0cIou
y the SOIL seltctng agricultural purposes being
on lent tha no land and ctelAei
n value cnn be had within ~ miles Of he city Th
bhtr all taken back, for the
sasne which large sales have been made where
deer I'D tlarge be beautiful
fields, with the abundant productions earth
me plce At which this land offered agr-
ohrR pupasts tion that
hesitate portion This 5rth
ny for he safe Investment money Tie distant
wien az lands the line OF railroad
within t Iiesof New york. viii be prices
asked prtpey lAkean1 adjoining
these Tages selling from a}0Q per
one OF the nr offered
at outalng each hye and upwards 325
80
tS Ali Peons wishing avail themselves opportunity now
1re to procure ne Farm splendid Building
Gty should make immediate application,
pos Of Apply TO CHARLES WOOD Broadway Full
on New York where Maps pRnphe had
II r~"" H'"- -.' w. ". WASHBuRN.
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TERA CRUI.

Wlllsave SATURDAY, July /, ,at S O'Clock M
HNOR VERA CRUZ-U. s. Mail Line, uesSsEs
. lhsno~ and SHaEnItes rh q steamship ORIzaBA, sss
CuS 40 above, pIuctuaiiy carrying this U. 5. hlaIn.
.Rates of Passage.
6-uragei aud found
HIasuemeut goods cubic 80 cents
~ tSfesh rpasaage haSin elegant
And FteerGge paBsengers nppiyto
HARRIS a MORGAN, foot Of JuliGstreet
opposite The SlennabiT Landing.
~ Passengers must provide themselves passports
NeIcan Colrul. jel5
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DAILY CRESCENT
THE NEW ORLEANS DAILY CRESCENT

THE NEW ORLEANS DAILY CRESCENT,
ofFICE no. SO ST. CHARLES gTREET,
viii ezaary city
svsy (sunday 81 year. payable
the Office, or Is cents week payable Clrrsrs,
THE CIRCELATT0S
OF me GREsorST Dsy aud Weekly such offer Desirable
medium to Advertisers. As
FAMILY PAPER
IL largely and early citizens
Articles nii v amiIes
familieR. " 49, ~ S's "'''"s
OUR TERMS
are aaeh as 70 nve me attention ard patronage public
rkRss OF ABvzRrIsfss
ger square o. zen Lines IN insertion
Advertisements hs Second Page sab
liberal discount will be made with v th es
for shorter time. '- 1~'>'
All Advertisements
charged accordingly.
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m RS. CAMPBELL, Teacher of Music, ynEsss
~ giya4>EssONs ON THE PIANO AND GUITAR at Essss
fnr ssiane, No. 81 Constance street, a
HeyA siIsn vi Hfs month twelve 1st5&
son ts LECTURES atSs Constance grahl
fsl0 lyt
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VOLUME VII.
DANCING
6NOLONEL DE KORpONAY HAS THE.

q NEIL DE RORPONAY HAS THE m
hPnof informing as friends AID the public in general ~
mat on account Of the celebrated Julen's Goncers was
Obliged TO change bis Dancing Academy
fellows Hall to tha Of the
oo,n, where be viii give hil lessons his dsysonday
At the Piano - - '' " -
For further particulars, inquire Col Ks esdene ST. Lau
otei, or at the St. Charles City Hotel Room. lb20
FASHIONABLE DANCING ACADEMY. p3
Mr. Z GLlssEY respectfully informs the Laiiea and III
'ehtenen OF New Oreanr that hia DANCING ACADEMY fA
open Vt NO. ~ bourbon between Cuto rhoha
DANCES. 49, ~ " "
DAYS Foh CHDnESSonday Wednesdays and Fridays,
NJ. tildark. - '
o. Private Lessons Ladies' Gentlemen, every day
III. 3
" ClAas nr Genlenlen from O'Clock. a M Il
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N y the advertisement han what
ylenEth Vi practice have he all those complaints
are called Syphte For nearly fifteen this
y sole b1eneas t? eat hose cases the lies he only merit ha
assume
oher doctor and kaow t better than That's
upon Aha winch nc QUE has vSRtuted contradict
TRoAIS etc, just am the
Of nAy observations which without vanity,
othermarit than that Of experience.
effect cure IN fecvut few dSvR
ose OF longer duann, without submitting the patient such
confft o. treatment a WI draw upon hlm the slightest sRplou
oSe hn to neglect ar8, WHETHER without The
eevep need t altered There Orleans
coudsnppy proofs oIih
seerecy, @hch aw9-s inviolabiY preserve,
which
7t7ted that my reputation hlreaty sufficiently established
Constant attendance from in the morning nnl night
dgq No - crs,o,ibsn,. -, -, w. -
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HAMBURG.
BOSTON.

FOR B BosTo M.mIhe A u, clipper ssiE5Ee
having nearly her engaged viii have immediate
tOAlRne Recommendations
pyto je9 GEO W. HYNSON. " Camp street.
EyOR BOSTON-(Regula Line of .4fssA 4ssA
Il Packets)-1he tegaIar paeket ship FRASC0NIA, AaAAS
Geo W. Poole MASTER having large portion her engaged,
vii have quick dispatch hRanc ght apply to
it GEO. W IIYNS0N, ~ CaInp street
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LTpERPOOE.

EN0R LIVERPOOL A fast sail 45sszs1
ing American ship JAMES TITCgMB, Capjaiu SaAhkhI55f
HUI h9w oadng and viii have quick fspnteh. For irei
bales Cotton, Apply
]. P. WHITNEY i co, 81 Camp street.
az For pssaHge apply to the Captain on lis
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"ANTED-A vessel to load for Key ~
Wv West Fa., OF the bulk Apply. SAsH
mys BARELLI & co 81 Common sIiee
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IdHLl -IMPURIANI UISUUV Err 4.-DR.
JAMES woaid respectfully call the aeptou eiizeps
the 5l0wiHg He Dis, ass with
out othr
SyIs Strctgres Seminal Wsaknrss Ncdr Ulcers Tors Can
al he Skin ui ais call the espe
a attention tEt who BY private and
ohS anu nhd uniting them for either The fol
loving Of the sad melancholy
nbtF q youth. Weakness OF the Brtb ard Limbs
y a nness Of NIs0n, Loss Of Muscular PoFer, Palaon
Heart nyAInp Nervousness rtbilv SYMPTOMS Of Cfrump-
on Mentally, The The fnlna are m0 to te
dreAed Loss Memory Couuson Ideas Depression OF Stt
Evl Foebod Aversion Society DstruBt Of Solitude
Ilutulty, e', some Of ibeeyil produced.
All parsons who afflicted with symptoms should
not al to call DE- james, and
Let false deicaey you and save
yourself tue and eonseq of Ills terrible
maady Weakness Of he Organs Immediately cured aud full ygor
'eSt
Rs DR. JAMES has removed from his to 81
Cus'onhonse street. between Royal and Bourbon
DIR. JAMES.
S. Persons living distance Remedies Of the Dis
to lr natfs ny giving u particulars letter. and en-
cloa.hta tee OF ten dollars tm5s lSdSwl DR. JAMES.
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sNOR SALE.-A BARK of about 400 R5sS
a tons register, ready fer voyngs rns app. 49,
70 mAa2 RDGEkI MIILIAAIS A ~ [, mn
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4 6tARGO OF THE BRIG CATHERINA-
~ Direct from Palermo 10 arrive
$500 boxea Mountain LEMONS;
bDO do. do ORANGES;
leo do. Sheiied ALMONDS;
100 tags ENGLISH WALSUTS;
100 do FlLbERTS;
100 do SOFT. t.sheisd
10 barrels CANARY SEED;
50 tags Sicily SUMAC;
40 CantGr's Best Crnde BRIMSTONF,
Also, FLAKE MAMMA, ESSENTIAL tIIIS.
ie5 r. F. NICHOLS 4 Co "a aCamn syeet
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AH lLK-15 cases containing each doz two
Iva pound solicited pound cans .oitfei
tgr sale by s WOLFF ai Cam
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TtALCINED PLASTER-184 bbls. landing
y J aud for salshy BOGEkF, WILLIAMS Il CO.,
tebsS pRtreet,
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A LC0HOL.-20 bbls Alcohol, high proc :,
IA ndmg from H. D. Bacon nom
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a MEXICAN CRYSTAL PALACE. - For
IN THE EXHIBITION OF THE INDUSTRY Of ALL NATIONS
Open every Day and Evening" (except sanday) from
fsf- i IEEh,rY Eryr cpnn,s .r,,1ru :. ,,e,r. -. =.
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TT EWARK CIDER.-15O barrels, to arrive,
L q tJf sale BY A. d GRIFEF & CO.
nN3D Ia-.rn srnnL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-12-22
SUPREME COURT.

WAsHINGToN, Thursday Dec. 81, 1854
Nos. II, 12, and l3. Joseph Bate. patentee so4
Samuel Battin assignee james Taggert and 9th
ers Errors of the Circuit Court of the Esstera Dis
trct OF PeODsJlva ia
Judge Melee an delivered the opinion of the Court.
reversing the jnogme1t OF tIs Circuit Court with
costs, and remandDg tho case with directions 70
award venlre facias de novO.
No. 20--adam ID. Stewart, pl iDtih in error w.
the United States. This cause was argued by Mr.
Cox for The plaintiff, and by Mr.. Bib for the de-
fendaIf.
No. 2s-Vic'oire Shields ct 81. appellants vs. Robert
Il. Borrow. Appeal FRI IA Circuit COurt OF the East
ern District If Louisiana. The appe lants in the
cause having been ca"ad under the 10th rue on mo.
ton Of Mr. Janin, the counsel for tho appellee and
falling to appear the dismissed, with cost,.
No. 39-C6tharine Kinns, wife OF Wan. Variance,
appellant vs. Pierre Jorda Jr., ct 81. Appeal from
the Circuit Court of the Eastern District OF Lousi
The appellant in the cause having been called under
the 1911 rule, on motion of Mr.. JaBin, counsel for
the appellees and failing to appear, the cause vS
dismissed with costs.
No. 3I-Wm. Fontaii appellant W.. VIM. Ravens.
Argument by Mr.. Gerard for the appellee.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-12-22

The American Organ states snew and more
clearly, the great reason why the Know Nothings
are opposed TO Mr.. Seward We copy from that
paper of Wednesday:
ave have much stronger grounds of opposition to
Mr. Seward than his concurrence in our views on
the question Of foreigIsm Mr.. Seward has not
taken the front rank smong our opponents on this
last-nemed question. Others have taken the front
seats on this question: and have continually Delched
iorih fire and fury upon Us, intoerants, NC.
Mr. Stewards allies Pierce, Forney, and the Editors
of The Richmond Enquirer AID PENS lranaon, oc-
oupy bi.her seas than Seward ON this question HAD
We no other f'r opposition to Seward II would
indeed, lie enough that he opposes our doctrines.
But we have other reasons. Aad here let us ask
The TRIBUNE of what avail would it be TO change
the laws OF naturalization, or to repeal them, 1t the
Union il to be destroyed By such men as Seward,
Chase and sumner! II, at the same time that we
get lid OF The lis of foreign influence aad Of ndis
orimir ate foreign immigration, cannot preserve
the Union and render il erfetua what do We gain
The TRIBUNE mistakes the mission OF the American
party whose destiny ia not only to remedy the evils
result Dg from foreign votes and influence. 6m 10 an
n,haiatc that class Of american dmagognes rho seek
the destruction Of the Federal UHaon.'
The american Organ has heretofore declared
that the policy of the Kno E-Nothings is not to
discuss the Slavery question, but to leave the
St9es 10 deal with it as they may zee mt. But II
that is the case, how happens it that war is made
On Mr. Seward because he is opposed to Sliyery,
and to its extension over the new Territories
Is not this engaging very decidedly in the sgita-
ton of Slavery, and that on the Pro-Slavery side
If the Native American party chooses to be NEIL
trail on this great subject very well; let it, If it
csn. At any rate, such a neutral position can
only be secured by celebrating the widest differ
ences Of opinion between northern and southern
NE mbers of the Order. This, however, is not
done The Order is net neutral, but openly aud
ayowedly Pro-Slayery. AS we see in the above
extract, it mai s war Cd the opponents of Slavery
extension, on Mr.. Chase and Mr.. Sumner as well
80 Mr. Seward, on the absurd aud obsolete ground
that they are seeking the dissolution of the Union
In word, the Know NOthDgs are a new form of
the Castle Garden Safety Committee, with Ma
tiyi.m added by way of condiment and gall. trap.
The many honest and well-mesniDg opponents Of
Slavery in the Northern States, who have been
Induced to connect themselves with the Order
must prepare either to quit it or to be used as
the tools Of the party that is struggling to estab
lish the pernicious institution in Kansas by means
Of DULLES imported from Missouri to overawe and
suppress the will Of the people.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-12-22

Nr. Whitfield. the Delegate elected from Kan
sss. by virtue of Mr.. Atchison's gangs OF armed
fuffans from Missouri took hi' seat in the House
of Representatives on "Wednesday. Ii does not
appear what reasons induced Gov. Reeder to
give him the certificate of election, but il is GER
tain that DO man Was ever less entitled ID one.
The proceedings at the polls were VIGOROUSLY
not merely marked by fraud, but violence was
added to fraud. snd made toe means of its ac-
compshment. A greater outrage on body Of
electors was never committed, and Whitfield
should never have been allowed TO have the seat.
What is most astonishing is that Mr. Benton
should justify the proceedings at this election as
be did in his speech of last Monday. lie says
that these DULLES, whom Atchison sent from Ms
sour, with bowie knives in hand to compel the
Inspectors 70 admit their votes into the ballot
box sre no worse than the emigrants sent TO the
Territory BY the Northern Emigration Society.
If the former are intruders from abroad, So, he
ssy., are the latter. All this is based or qub-
bic quite unworthy of Mr. Benton, or OF ans msu
Of common sense. The northern emigrants are
bona fds settlers, who go there in strict accord
snce with the law, intending to remain az per-
maneut citizens Of the Territory while Mr.
A.chisons mob of MssouFians, to whose ex-
ploits in Kansas Mr.. Benton now lends his ap-
prevail were lot settlers in the Territory, aud
Lad DO intention of becoming SUCH Accordingly
they had 10 more right to vote than Capt. Rye
ders's Empire Club or company of Short Boys
that might arrive there the day before election,
for the mere purpose of deciding it, and then
coming back again But if the principle laid
down by Mr.. Benton in this speech is true, a mob
from Virginia or Msry land, without any impro-
priety, might march across the line into Penn
sylysDia to elect member If Congress; and if
they killed few magistrates for refusing to re-
ceiye their votes it would be all right, provided
they succeeded in electing saSe-driver. Such
is substantially the doctrine now laid do WI by Me-.
Benton; whether it is one to approve or to be
ashamed Of let the people judge.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-12-22

ORGANs-Within a few weeks various polI'i-
csl Committees have 'resolsed' that cer,aia psi
pers-some of them of unlimited preSensIcn for
enterprise and induence-sbculi be the recoy-
nized organs of "ihe party This week the
Hard shells the Wings, and the SOftSsells have
held their Primary MeetDgs-the most impor'
tsnt political movement of the year except the
November regular elecaon-aud not one Of the
..ero.ns" has had force enough to stsemptto give
the result. TIE TRIBUNE alone hsspuoli'bed as
the earliest moment full returns with the nsmes
of all the Committees elected. such is the du-
ference between tue Peoples organ and Party