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Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1855-09-22
TO TIE GID snIDIEn

I HAVE formed IN association with raptism /. n.
4 who has long resided in Washington City, and
prosecute claims for pensions, bounty land. Ae..
gainst the Government. With the aid of this gentle
nan am prepared 10 afford to Old Soldiers, and
their idows and Heirs prompt an efficient aid ic
March, 1895, which gives to any soldier who has
served saays in the United States service leo acr~
OF land have been furnished with all The proper
Instructions from the department. Those who ar~
entitled % pensions to bounty land under the said
act, should make early application. in order to a.
cure speedy action upon their claims.
or David Fuitx) ~ 's'-
March 81, Is55.-tf. MARSHAL K. FULLY.
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TIME AND TIDE WAIT FOR NC,

TIME AND TIDE WAIT FOR No Ma
In usen's affairs there Is "ti.e,o
80 lluly sings the poet
But now can men on It's food ride
II they've no s.tirnen to show it!
The sooner then it's Understood
The llme-lide ebbs and flows.
Ike sooner yon can aks the food
And on lis tide repose.
!: tune and THE viii wait for none,
Their movements keeping cline,
Without watch you're let. alunr,
YES. all alone to time.
VIII Tine piece IF weltesied ii.ne
NO iieoi-llde viii be lost,
If late The fisher casts his line
On ebb-tile llick he's tossed;
The sailor. ieo. " DO heavrs the lead
Ano keeping watch By guess
VIII lose his reckoning, kept hy head
And raise rebel mess.
A soldier, shond your calling be.
lou'il want youi Time kept tine;
ion NH marx time, then, 10 a T.,
II taught bJ Bartholomew.
Let lovers, too, ii guessing mood,
Oaee miss the wedding hour,
no tide, to them, lis future food,
Would yield its nnp;ia power.
The merchant and the iarner 100,
The mechanic aad The baker,
What, IN word, would all men 10
Without good Matchmaker?
Love chains teo, not gifted letters,
you'd be had to find .her beters
b'east-plns of pearl and gold bend
80 good they come not back 10 mend 5;
Then have metallic mixtures.
Cheap, and Just like golden tixtu,es
Attend these hints, they are but few.
And now its time 10 say aiieu,
But 'perbum sat-" keep time in view
The lime of BILL BARTHOLOMEW
Richmond, Sept. %, l854.-Iy,
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NEW ESTABLISHMENT

VIE undersigned has epcne,, on Augusta Street,
-; n in the new Store Room between Gowan's Book
store and Seheeer's Confectionery, handsome as~
sortment of
CLO THS, cASsIVERES, FEsTlNGs, DC.
Which he Is prepared to Manufacture into garments
OF all descriptions agreeably to the latest fashions
having purchased them this Spring in the Northern
cties lie has ia his enploy experienced "crook.!,
Who only desires trial to satisfy the public OF his
en,eiency. The public are respectfully invited to,
call on him, and examine his stock before PURCHASING
elsewhere. His prices are moderate.
March Gl, 1863. JOHN NJ HEFIIy
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W holesale fstion House.
Arrival ora New stock OF Fall Goods
AT THE NOTION HoUaE
IF;JSy PARCEL, 81 TO-.
North East corner Of King g. Water ST.,
Up Eia;-s.)
4 savHgNtsrsG Esysr;ss.n


Up Eta;-s.)
Alexandria virginia.
ETXCLUSlVELY Wholesale Dealers in For
n; egn 81 America Fancy Goods
We would respectfully invite The attention OF
Merchants visiting Alexandria, for The purpose
OF making their fall purchases, to our splendid
assor.. aenl of Hoosiery, Gloves, Snspenders,
Trlnmit gs, sc. Having laid our steel; in al a
favorable IN and upon tho best OF terms, we
fatier oufselv 70 tia, an examination upon the
part of purchas. g, will be all that is REQUIRED
to give perfect sa, 'siaction as 10 quality and
prices VI call l.lrilct'ar attention TO our extern
sye sock Of lloisely, Cloves and SupendeFs,
unsurpassed by any Il. this OF Northern Mark
cts WOODEN eAons, se-.comtor,.. p,lo-
rnes, Boaz Scaris. Zephyr ties, i.oods, Lambs
Wool Shirts and Draweisa Silk aud Cotton
Shirts. Ion,
A general variety OF Combs. Brushes, Port
monaes Pocket Books, Bankers Cas- s, Purses.
Pnrcnsslon Caps, Slate and Lead Pencils, Whips,
States. Umbrellas, Gafpe. Bags, Jewelry, Brace
lets, Harmonious, Flutes, Vioins, Accordeons
Ink and backing, Silk, Linen. and Cotton Pock
ri Handkeidhieis, Silk Lien and Cotton Cravals
tish Liaen, genl's Collars, Ladies' FIeneh work
aud other Collars. wire rlbon. SILK and Cotton
Kid, Dog skin, Beaver and Backskn Gloves
with "A large assortment of Cloves suitable for
Fall Trade, Sewing Silks, Threads, Col,ons.
Buttons Of all Styles, Stay binding, G;,nps,
iiraids, Floss Cotton. Knitting Cotton, Needles,
Pins Penkpives Scissors Steel Pens, &c. locks.
and Looking Glasses, large assortment. Of eaciI
will be KEEP, constantly on hand. 1aile, aud
wing Glasses, Mahogany and Gilt Frames,
Mahogany, Walnut and Iron Framed Clocks, of
various qualities aud prices.
Merchants, upon examining our Stock will
find great many more articles which are no,
advertised, which are 100 tedious to mention, al
present. We hope 10 be literally Iatronlsed by
merchants. AZ ouis Is The ONLY house Of the kind
in this city that does business principally with
merchants.
alexandria, Sept %, 1884, .iy.
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DISSOLUTION

sFsdE en-Iantnership heretofore existing between
I. Cochran Il Co., was dissolved ON the III inst.
by mutual consent. All outstanding accounts ars
PAYABLE to G. 7. Cochran, and those knowing thorn
selves to be indebted are earnestly requested to set
desirable to close up the business Of the old concern
g. T. COCHRAN.
staupson, April "a, 1865. A4'A'
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VIRGINIA TESTIMONY.

cne;p, J. VI. Wilson, lexington. Va, Feb
ath, 1852, said Il am entfeIy out OF the Ger
iaau btttsrs They have become all the rage.
Nothmg else sells"
lie Tenth Legion, published at Woodstock,
Va, salt, Jan. 10Th, 1856 j: "a Great Medi-
clne.--Ne have uniformly RETAINED from rec
o;n;nendino 10 the public any OF The various
patent medicines OF The day. unless thoroughly
convinced OF their value, Among hose we CON
ssr worthy of notice, is Tire German Bitters.
invented by Or. Hooflansl, and prepared by Dr.
Jackson, in Philadelphia. One Instance, il par
'iculiir. IN hlch The superior virtues OF this
'neileInt have been tested. has fallen under our
observation. During the last Summer, son Of
Mr.. Ahram Ciabill, OF This county, was very
seriously affected with Liver Compliant, and al.
ter trying IN vain various remedies. he purchased
bottle If the Bi;ters and after using 1t, was so
much relieved ,o his distressing malady, that
he procured another bottle, aud is now restored
entirely to health y
They are entirely vegetable. free from in]uri-
ens ingredients. always strengthen the system,
AMI never PROSTATE it.
For sale Wholesale by Druggists in all the
principal cities and at retail by arotheearies and
sorekeepers in every town in the Usitcd
States.
o. Sold by T. P. 81. B. Esklilge. Staun.
ton, a. Tucker. Baskerville, and by Druggists
and Dealers in Medicines every where.
Oct 80, lS54.-1y.
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DENTISTRY.
|. Eg. AgTMqtss. lGradmate,

3. r. ARNW q ss, Ora dUatt,
rgysAS removed 10 late Post Office, in the
i4sA Brick Row, where he wonl,. call
'he attention Of all needing Den;al snnsi nv,
10 his beautiful specimens Of BLOCK IhEi n
with continuous gums. These teeth, from llle
ro,niort with " hich they may be worn, as well
as their superior beauty, possess grea. auvan'ase
over Artificial Teeth. now in use. All me va
,ous operations O. Dental Surgery performed
with STRIFE, reference to peInanency.
DEMONSTRATIONS. P. Il. Austin, A. NJ
NJ. D., D. d. s. Dean Of the Faculty, ane
roI. Chaplin A. Harris, NJ. D., D. D. s., Bal,i
more, MD.
Stanton, May /, 1854.
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JOSEPH GRIMES,
importer and Wholesale and Retail

DEALER IN
Wines, Brandes. aud Domestic Liquors,
n e EEps constantly on hand, and for sale oil
l-.sas satisfactory Terms, large aud General as.
sentiment of Liquors OF the very best and put.
est that tie wcfd affords. A II persons, there
fore, can be snpphed by giving Inn call at
M. %, King Street, Alexandria, Va.
Npne need fear OF being deceigel. or CT get.
,ina an impure article.
Sept %, lS54.-ly.
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FOR FAi4h. 1854.
Eys1HE attention of purchasers oil HA ; and
il GAPS is particularly invited to The Sieck
now in sture at 81 Main street, Richmond, IL
consists in pas OF:
Negro Wool Hats, very low priced;
Fine, Soft aud Still Wool Hats, Of all quail
ss;
Low priced sof. Fur Hats, Black, Brown and
rab;
Fine soft Eur Hats, all shapes and colors
Low priced Mole-Skin and iashionaoie Fiji
Hais
Medium priced DO, also, medium priced Fur
do
The finess snd mos, fashionable Mole Skins ;
The finest Fur and CassImeTes, new styles /;
Boys Hats oil Wool, Fur Cashmere, Mule
Skin; .
Chil,lrens' PLAZA aud fancy style Hate, al
grades;
Cloth, Plush, Embroiderea Cloth, Velvet &c
Ladies' and Misses Fancy Fufs, Vicioriiies
Tiepels, Maileiees, alufs. BeIlbas, Boas aud
Cuts, all kids Fitch, Stone Martin. Lynx,
CEHshilia Siberian Squirrel, &C., &c, all OF
which v i'll be sold at low prices,
JOHN p00LEY.
Richmond. Sept. 25, 1854 -iy.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1855-09-22
LIVER COMPLAINT.
A UN DICE, DYSPEPSIA,
CuRONTC NERyOUS DERJIJTY

C'aNONlCOh NNN tOUS DEflIIIf
WsN lSEASE of The Kidneys, and all diseases
xssS arising from DIsnrdered Liver or Slo n
ach, sneh as Constipation, Inward Piles, Full
ness, OF Blood TO the Head, Acldhy OF the Slom-
acb, Nausea, Heartburn, Disgust Cor Food, Full
ness Or weight i'll the Stomach. Sour Eiuc,uns,
Sinking. or Fiutering al The Pit Of the Stomach,
Swimming Of the Head, Hurried and difficult
Breathing Fln,ering at The Heart, Chcaking OF
SutIocaiing Sensations hen in Il lying Posture,
Dimness of Vision. Dots or Webs before the
Sight, Fever and Dull Pain in the Head, Def
cheney Of Perspirsiion, Yellowness Of the Skin
and Eyes, Pain in the Side, Back Chest,
Limbs, etc, Sudden F)ushes OF Heat, Burning
in The Flesh, Constant lmaginines OF Evil, and
great Depression Of Spirits, can be etfectnalIy
cured by
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1855-09-22
BOARDING HOUSE.

rS,nE subscriber has opened Boarding House in
L the large frame building opposite MeGoy's Car
rage Factory, on New Street, few doors above
" bite & Patton's Store. He is prepared to furnish
every accommodation of good Boarding House;
nd respectfully asks a share OF patronage.
June %, lS55,-tf. JACOB Bo"LES.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1855-09-22
HOl l. O w AVS PiLL3
WHY A RE WE, SICN

Ii has been the lot Of human race to be weiehx<r
down by disease and suffering. HOLL0WAYiS
PILLS are specially adapted to tho relief Of the
teeah, the nercoas the detieote and the ar of all
loway personally superintends tho manufacture az
his medicines in the United States, and offers them
to free aud enlightened people, the best remedy
the world ever saw for the removal Of disease.
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HE ssl HELP EELP!t!

+ TAKE the following method of informing my
l. Friends and Patrons Of Stanton and the Vicinis
ty, that am still in need of help, and do earnes-
" beg OF all who know themselves indebted to me, to
to put me strait with the uorld, my creditors are
pushing me from all sidee, and without my cues,
cannot satisfy my creditors. ;.
Returning nv thanks to my Customers and Credi-
tors for past favors still ask of them continuance
of the same for a time, and am happy to Inform
them that am still prepared to DO work IN the fel-
lowing line that may be entrusted to me, such as
House painting, Paper hanging and glazing,
At the f0ilOwing Prices.
YoR CASH ONLY
coats plain painting, on WOO per yard 90
find materials . n 8. A'c@
find materials scots
materials fond to me lscts
materials found to me l3ets
granting and vanishing after painting, fur %
nish material, per yard - i, nor zocts
painting and granting, find materials, per ;,
| yard -. "e'
coats roof painting, find materials, with :.
roof paint per yard "a ...ara,s found to ''es
! mo ner ward 10 cts
matar;ajs her yard 35 cts
/ MO ,or word Is cts
glazing per light the glass and putty, found
to me, glass by 10 sets
| !" 10 q II 4 cts
| 10 IA 5cts
| IL e l6 cts
II j." Is : cts
IA 20 9 cts
None need apply unless they intend to give
above prices in cash equivalent.
| Jan. 6.--Messenger copy. IL. Is. iitoMhS'
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Fer sale.
FARM AND MIL PROPERTY.

TTSliE Peek Farm aud Mil property, on Christians
l. Creek, four miles from stanton, not having
been sold on the day formerly advertised, will be
sold privately by the undersigned; The Central
Railroad runs through the farm, wheh consists of
3s3 acres, with an excellent brick dwelling house,
and other suitable improvements ON it;
HUGH W. SilEFFEY, Agent.
June2, ls55.-Spectator copy If.
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Make Money while YOU Can

yATE, the undersigned, are prepared to furnish
w Instructions to all who wish to make money
in an easy and respectable manner, for the small
consideration of one dollar The capital required
to commence the business which will propose. IL
only ten or fifteen dollars; that any one may en-
gage in it, All letters addressed to Us with one
dollar enclosed, will be promptly answered by re-
turn mail, with all necessary ipstru1 as tie pro-
coed. soon CO.,
Deerfeid, Augusta County, Va.
Aur. Is, 1s55.-3t*
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Co. -.

CoNE TO XHE SIG N OF the BIG GUN
n II + Subscriber begs leave to inform the Citi
L zcns OF Staunton and its vicinity, that he has
opened a Gun SnIfn SHOP, near the Bridge leading
to the Passenger Depot, where he will Manufacture
Rifles to order, and keep Stock of Ready Made on
hand he will also do all kinds of Repairing in the
best manner at the Shortest notice.
ALso, II, will keep general assortment Of Pts
Flasks, Shot Bags, Game Bags Shot Pouches, ali
kinds OF Percussion Caps, &C., &C.
Jan 6, 1855. j. II. WELLS.
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w. Nj. JUs'TIs.

General Commission Merchant,
franklin 81. eet Near Od Market Richmond, Va,
r1VES particular attention to the sale of Flour,
VI Wheat, Corn Tobacco, and all kinds OF country
Produce, buying and shrinc soodss A..
a August I, fsoS.64a.
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SPORTING EMPORIUM.

EqudIN,
RICHMOND, va.
ssHE lareesl and most extensive stock Of
~. Guns, Rifles, Pistols. Walking Canes and
FISHING Tackle 10 the State together with a
genera assortment of Fire Arms and Sporting
Articles Coils Revovere of sil -izes Reyoly.
ers Of all makers; Dxons Hawkesey's and
sykes Powder Flasks; Pistols of every kind
and description Shot Bags, Pouches, Belts.
Game Bags, Drinking Flasks, Gun Waddne.
English and German Sitg!e and Dounle Guns.
by the case or single one, IA, all psces Eley's
Walkers, Cox's, Wesleys, Richards, G. D.
and other Caps. A general assortment OF Pock
Ell Cutlery.
Sept. rs, 1864.
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AT MANUFA CTURERS PRICES
fasL.Sx EE.4YE1 GOOL}N-


CONSISTING ot Nlen's ever Shoes and Sandals.
Ladies Bu.kius and Slips (Ca,len ined) La
Dies Long Gu,n Bouts Tor saow); Misses San.
dais aud Dusk lns.
C. They have taken more than usual pains
in the selection Of their stock OF 1.AG'S and
= u ., censiling oil Mens Six, Hueola,
Bush, Napoleon and other styles, WIN a gen.
eral assortment ol Mems SLOUGH, Nooi and Fur,
Panama blk Cass velvet trimmed, Roeklehd,
,Kuow-A no,hine,' Young America, Artist, ny.
pedfome anI o.ier slyles; with Aens, Boys
aud Chiilren's Navy, Army, Paris and .i!ief
ST, les Ia hianable Cloth aud Gllzed Caps.
1900 lbs. asserted Shoe Thread.
$50 Brass haad Travelling, Key and other
Trunks
Alloi which they offer to ;he Trade, and so
cl an examination from all III search Of bal
gains. ~
W. A. HARPER & co.
Prince Stree, Waafi, Alexandra, Va.
September o. 1854
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e. Es3sVVQ IL Co.

HAVlNG purchased the cntirestack of Boots and
/ Shoesof A. NJ. Simpson & Co., ard having
lately replenished their stock by purchases III
Baltimore and Philadelphia, areprepared to accom-
nodate their usoncrs with good work on reasona-
bic terms for Cash or short credit:
They will continue the manufacturing business ne
usual under the superin tendencc OF Mr.. A. NJ Smp-
N. =. The accounts from the LIST July, 1855, have
been transferred with the stock, and will be MAIDS
out in the name Of the present firm.
p. "A. DAVIS l. co,
staunton, Aug. II, 1855,
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.E0HsN KENNEDY,
,&Dss5, fssass Candle EMCS0ry,

tast Court House Lane, Saunton, Va.
vXTnfiti. he will constantly have White, Yellow,
w brown, and LIQUID Soap, and Mould Candles
Of the best quality which he will sell at the lowest
cas price OF exchange for Iallow and Grease Of all
descriptions lie respectfully solicits share OF pa
troaage.
June %, ls5b.
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TOBACCO nUSINEss.

iE undersigned viii continue tho Tobacco Bust.
ness at the cid stand, where he will be pleased
10 see the patrons OF the old firm.
April rs, 1870 c. T. COCHRAN.
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None need apply unless they intend to give tn
above prices in cash or equivalent.
Jan. 6.-Messengcr copy. II. Is. fiioMAe'
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1855-10-13

WHEREAS, The past history ard the
present position OF the great Democratic
party OF the United States. SHOW It to be
true To- tha fcderai Constitution. and the
rights OF taa States. aad the beat interests
of our common country, and
WniulA-, iba, party has always been
m.thlul 10 the calls Of patriotism. faithful
TO re stern duties Us the guardian and ,igl
laut protector oil the organic law OF the
laud aud
NurRrts, The duties now deyolved
upon II the caiis made upon 1t, are more
grave and important than over before de-
mandei Of Il In the history of the country !;
that duty being mo- les. than the protection
OF the freedom al discussion the Freedom
of the press the freedom OF religion -
principles which lie at tho very found
alton OF our republican Institutions - the
protection OF the rights OF tho States,
and the proper construction OF the Consti
tuition against the rude and INSCRIPTIONS
assaults mado upon them by the X. \.
party,
Therefore, the Democrats Of pshur
county, knowing the strength Of unity of
acton anG concert, and tina, they NAV co.
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i following Intelligence is clp,,
from ta \ya Uuraas ricayuoe
uuuAv. S,yi 20 lne Cuomd .,eam
..r ,mrta ha- arrived bere with nteib
gancs from Enr'pud to saturday. the l5a
inst one week later than tina, received b.
iae bs'e ~ contse G.r news 'rom 'h
continent aHi tom tho seat OBJ; war isp
corrsp iI4eN ntc dates. 4, Will b,
seen, it IS OF thc highest Importance
To, America brings intelligence Of ts,
nll Oh .s'npoI after one OF the mos
desperate conflicts u is possible to I'm,
s.at
lif.r susGousio1 for nineteen hours e
fha Hm..rdmsnt, the report of the cor.
W.ucru'.l oi which was received by h.
Ba.tc.t' wns reopeucd on the sth ina.
and coatnped without ,niermlysion to ID,
ath inst vher The assault wa. commences
The plan of thr attack wa. that ID.
French should a"ack the ualskof and IL,
ta5eenus fa1 ,fis, I'D the English ,h'
RcdAn tort and contiguou. defence. r.
attack va, madc with a resolution ha
proved irresistible. Notwithstanding to-
hrayest and most Determined resistance By
the Russians
While tao principle attack was made On
the Na.lkoN, and ihal on the Redau by ts'
British, hota being cndeavorcd to be car
ned by storm the extreme right OF n'
French forces made diversion on III
I'tIc kodan, end the united corps Of Ing
h.h, French and Sardiniaus made ano'he
on the Central Baston
81 these attacks appear to have ben
made simultaneously and with great Fgi'
and energy bit the one that was cm'nen''
N successful, and ,hHt eventually deco''I
the tate Of the day. WAS that made y
Gcus Bosquot aud MeMahon ON the Ma
hkoN
Both The Rcdan and the Central Bs'li'
were several times in possession Of ~
stormiag parties. but so accurately did ~
the guns of the other Russian de'sne-|
cover these works that as soon as the "'
saiIants had gained possession OF them ~
the Russians had retreated, the fire whN
opened upon them was so murderous' "'
the new occupants found it Impossible \
retain the position they had so glofio0'
won
The French eagles once floating owe
the Maakoh, however. the victory w
half gained, and the bombardment w
continued with increased impe,uosity AZ,
and iierccness The southern part oil v
town being now within range from :
cros,s, II became necessary for the 'n,e'"'
morisrs of the Allies to open on the "o's
ed city The ehec, with which they y
so, in very short time, set the WV,
place in flames, and literally reduced ~
ashes
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operate with their brethren ihrousboo,
iexas and our common county, and con.
tribute their weight TO the success Of IL
great principles to which we are deyo,oI
deem it cNpedicnt. and do hereby orrani,,
ourselves into democratic association ).
be called tho Democratic Association :,
pshur routiy.
kesoircd That the officers OF this a,,,
citation shall consist of President five a..
Presidents. aud one secretary. and IN 4,
absence of SAID officers, others NAV 4.
called 70 the duties appropriate to each.
Rctolrci, That the association may al
lourn to specified time and place. and 4.
called together whenever deemed proper 4,
ths President and IN his absence s,Ds
the Vice Presidents may call the as,oci,
ton together at their own suggestion or A.
suggestion OF others OF the associa,o,
Rrsolred, That We fully endorse. ,,4
herrb, adopt the principles laid down u
the Nirnlnia resolutions OF l7g~, and in II.
rcpof, cs VI Madison to the Virginia lsa
stature la 1884 md also, those cont,nsa
in the Bnltmor .Iatlorm promulgated h,
the national democratic party In 1892
Rs0irrd, That we cordial, weleom. n
onr ranks all lhose patriotic wings who
sacrace upon the altar u patriotism tho.
ioruvf political associations Oppose them
se.,c. to the Know Nothing order and A..
upW co operating with the dcmoeratc n,,.
IS. and to ail. whether wings who were one.
opposed to Us upon exploded issues. o,
democrats who have cstrayed from ths,.
Oh associates. we say come and we will
riye You q welcome aud place amonp n,
Royoired, That We deeply symp,,h,.
with and mos, cordially thank thos. dem0
Gratis %, the North who voted for the Kan,
sas Nebraska act and the repeal Of II,
Missouri compromise line, and all o,bp,
aemocrts. who, ,h ugh struggling again,
auatclsm and overwhelming maiorites r..
mann IN despite Of the bitlerest denunci,
tons and thr nrnsse.t saunders a, homs
true 20 the constitution, ana stand opposed
60 auy farther Interference ou the pan Of
Congress upon thr subject OF slavery
he,oircd That 1--WE believe the perpo,ui,,
ct tll. mon depends upon the pre.evs,
ton of the National Democratic party IN
sufficient strength to rule the politics Of thu
country b being the ONLY party that car
be relied on TO protect the institution, Of
tbr South under the constitution, aud that
vt believe lhr united action OF the South,
era states vni give strength to that part,
at the North and thus increase In strength
Hit.. g. ! a.