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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-12-04
PROFESSOR DE GRATIS ELECTRIC OIL

PROFESSOR LIE GRATHS ELECTRIC OIL.-
ASTONISHING TESTIMONY. CARLISLE. Pa Oct %, 1855.
"GhkTLEMEs; With respect to your ELECTRIC OIL
soy there anything ks t. Persons coming
for nom all directions, and report the most wonderful Of
soSss, sta Joint, Rheumatism. Neuralgia Headache, &C.
ever heard Of before Truly yours B.K KEurAR."
The ELrcTkIc OIL soothing balm for ell Aches Pains
and Csked Breasts Cppes taken of their clutches in
single night AK the thousands who daily benefited by
IT. Sold BY every Druggist In city town and cOuuy by
Mr. Louis Hudson.s by Mr. Guon, Bowsry; BY Mrs Hayes
Brooklyn, and BY the general agents. BARNES PAsK,
No SO4 Broadway. Dusnss-
ONE OF THE Observation-Disclosures who pay
high price tn r GATIRs In BE- assured that
durable CATERS be found than at CAN
TRELLs No 2Se Bowery CAsTRELL has fstclsss trade,
his strictly frstcls they sold At the low
rate Of ~ and IA shillius& Please Try them
MORE LIGHT AID LESS MOMENTUM AHEAD.
70 THE Lovers SMALL Gas BILLs-When KIDDERs
Gas REsULAroR will give results like the following easy
Hight le money desirable to all Arsand Burners be
made 70 barn beautifully With the Rssuls,n Cal and see the
Machine that ID oduces ~ 81 great results At the
CINCINNATI WATER WORKS.
CSnumed December 1854 without Regulator. 766 feet
Consumed in usry 1885 with 1888 feet
Nor thly saving In hvor Of Regulator with q beAer
L. WARDEN. Resident Engineer
Illustrations at No. 262 Broadway, NewYork and junction
OF Clinton and Pulton1ts., In the Drug store
J. L. DOUGLASS, Secretary
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-12-04

For THE HOLIDAYS
large assortment o. ISDIARUBBER Toys (some aud
beautiful dessns) and manufactured expressly for the Holt
days such Ban LIS tpan golden and 10 coo GOLDEN
WATCHES, LAUGHING DOLLS of all sizes " LITTLE RED
RrDIsG Hoops.n FLOWER BAGS, SQUIRRELS, MONKEYS,
SINGING BDs PRo0uETs dc., beside heavy stock Of other
Rsbber o. ods at wholesale or by single article.
d. HopGNAS, No. q Maiden-lsne, corner Nassau.st.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1855-12-21

The GREAT BRoNzE FOR THE VIRGINIA
WAsnSGToN MoNUMESr.-The London.
Builder of Nov. 9TH, has correspondent
from Munich, in Bavaria, which tells all
about the casting of the great equestrian
statue Of Washington, for the Virgins
Washington Monument. As it IS of inter
est we quote; ss
"The casting of the horse for this monu-
ment, at Munich, is one of the greatest feats
! of modern foundry As fifteen tons Of
Bronze had to be melted and kept in state
Of 1uidity for several days and nights pre-
viously, a large fire was at these huge mass
es, which required to be stirred at times.-
When the bronze was iquifed, an Ultimate
essay was made in small trial cast and to-
heighten the color, some more copper was
added. Successfully all the chambers
through which the metal had to flow in the
form were cleared of the coal with which
they had been kept warm, and the master
examined all the air spirals and the issues Of
the metal; the props Of the tubes were then
placed, and every man had his duty and
place assigned him. -,
Finally, the master, amid the intense ex-
pectation of the many art ameteurs present,
pronounced the words, In the name of God,'
and then three mighty strokes opened the
fiery gulf, out of which the glowing metal
flowed in circuit to the large form. The
sight was magnificent, and in the little sea
of fire stood the master, and gave his com
mands about the successive opening of the
props. Hot vapor poured from the air spi-
rails; in the conduits the metal boiled in
waves still no decision yet, as the influx Of
the bronze in the very veins of the figure
could be but slow.
At once flaming showers jumped out of
the air conduitS, and the master proclaimed
the cast to have succeeded. A loud cheer
followed, when the master approached Mr..
Crawford, the artist to congratulate him on
his success. Another cheer was given to
NJ. de Miller the chief of the Royal Foun-
dry of Munich, who had personally condue-
ted the work.
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Pins Nonsense.

The following is a ridiculous conclusion
of recent "circular letther" put forth by
"his reverence, the Bishop of Newark"
ave appoint the month of December as
the time during which the Iridium granted
by our Holy Father Pope Plus TX, by his
Rescript of the 21st of January, 1855, shall
be celebrated in this diocese. We allow the
several pastors to choose, at their discretion,
any three successive days during that month,
for their respective congregations -anang
ing the time with the neighboring clergy,
in order that they may assist one another In
hearing confessions and giving the neces-
sary instructions.
To all who assist devotedly at the relig-
ious exercises on any of these three days,
the Holy Father grants partial indulgence
to those who attend during the entire Tri-
dunn, confess their sins with humility and
contrition, receive the Holy Communion,
and, on the last of the three days, offer
prayers to God according to the intention of
his Holiness. The indulgences may be ap-1
piled, by way of suffrage, to the souls in
Purgatory.
His Holiness has also granted, that each
of these three days, one Mass of the Inn
maculate Conception of the Virgin Mary
may be celebrated with or without singing.
We also give permission for the benefctions
of the Blessed Sacrament on those days.
Given at our residence in Newark, this
sth day of November, A. D. 1856, being
the octave of the feast of All Saints.
flames, BISHOP OF NEwARz. q
By order of the Rt. Rev Bishop
V1cToR BEAUDEv1N, Secretary.
The credit of these exercises to be ap-
piled to helping along tho souls in Purgato-
ryl In other words, obey the priesthood
do just as the Holy Humbug commands,
and he viii assume the prerogative of God,7
and grant the sinner all sorts of 'fndulgen-
ces" here, and absolute absolution hereafter.
If this fools logic is not blasPhemous nom
sense, we don't know how else to character
ize it. It passing strange that any HON
EST mind can be deluded by such religious
Peter-Funkism.-N Y. Mirror.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1855-12-21
Funerals.

We learn from our exchanges, what we
so often see with our eyes, that in nothing
does the conduct of certain class of our
people need reformation more than their
department at funerals. Intemperance,
quarreling, even bloodshed and murder, con-
tinue to desgrace those occasions, which
should be sacred to grief, to seriousness and
to religion The last disgusting scene of
this kind occurred in our neighbOrhood at
the door of St. Augustine's church, where a
carriage driver very properly refused to adj
NIT quarrelsome aOonaan into his carriage,
after the service IN the church, until she gave
up a bottle of whisky which she had Just
taken from her pocket, Need we remind
all such that the malediction of Heaven has
been invoked-thati it is invoked at their
conductor the heads of all those who
drink at wakes and funerals, on the road
going to and from the graveyard, or within
the consecrated grounds. Some of the
worst of those scandal givers cannot afford
to pay for a grave while they find plenty of
money for liquor and broken buggies.
We hope what we are gong to say may
not bo true, but we are credibly informed it
is, that house Just built near the, gate or
entrance, of the road to ST. Joseph's Gene
terry is intended for a drinking house. If
it be, and the law cannot protect us, We
pray Heaven to avenge the cause Of order,
morality, and religion, by making victims
of all who sell or buy strong drink at that
establishment-Cin. (Ronaaa) Catholic
telegraph. .
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THE ROPE-WALK.
b ntser v. LoxorEllox.


From the Little Pilgrim an excellent Monthly A4sszBs
for the young. edited snd published by GR4es GRzEss
TooD, (Sirs. LipPineott,) PGiadelphhl -
With With its SI1iq windows .91f ID sa1o and Low. 30
Like the port holes Of a hulk, r--e 81
Human spiders spin and spin.
Backward down their threads so thin, 7ef -
Dropping, each, hempen bulk "a - -
At the end, an open door; -. ~ y.
Squares OF sunshine on the floor
Light the long and iussy izas; a eco
Dull and ll5,l. droa sT makes n silr me- feel oa tEs
a All its spokes are in ~ br4in- zuz
As the spiuners TO the end q s-9f
DoWnward 60 and re-ascend j.
While within this brain Of mine i s.s
Cobwebs brighter and more fue
By the busy are spun i sssE
Two fair. .u,sicvns in a swing, se
Like white doves upon the wing. q -
First icfofe nv vision pass; ll4
Laughing, as their gentle hands sdF
Closely clasp the twisted strands,
At their shadows on the grass.
Then a booth Of nountelsnKs. rsrr EFcN
with its smell Of tan and blanks, an
And a girl poised high in air
On cord, in spangled dress, e- 10
With faded loyeness, - -
Ard aweary look Of eare. A Wv
Then homestead among farms. . oA
Aud woman with bare arms ,--.-rt-ar
Drawing water from vel;
As the bucket mounts apace.
With it mounts her fair face, ere
As at some magieian's spell
Then an old man in towcr
Ringing loud'the nooatiie honr, M
While the rope coils round and round,
Like serpent at his feet. q e -la 80
And again in swift retreat Ee
Almost lifts him from the ground
Then within prison yard
Faces fixed and stern and hard as rral
Laughter and Indecent nirth:
Ahi is the gallOws-treei ~" ~
Breath Of Christian charity, - ~ ta
Blow, and sweep it from the earthi +
Then a school boy, with his kite,
Cleaning in a sky of light Hal
Aniau eager, upward look rev
Steeds pursued through lane and field
EOElers with their snaIes concealed;
And an anglerby brook
Ships rejoicing in the breeze,
Wrecks that float DER unknown seas, a.
Anchors dragged through faithless sand; p
Sea fog drifting overhead,
And with lessening line and lead
Sailors feeling for the land.
All those scenes do behold,
These. and many left untold .
In that building long and low;
While the wheels go round and round. Es
With 4 droEsy, dreamy sound,
And the spnners backward 90.
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HOW To Colt,

Go it strong, in your praise of the absent.
Some of it viii be sure to get around.
Go it strong when you make love to a
pretty widow. More people erred by too
little than much in this particular.
Go it strong when taking up contribu-
tions for charitable purpose. 1t will pay.
Go it strong when you make a public
speech. Nine people out of ten never take
any illusion unless it cuts like shorthan-
died whip on a rhinocerous cowhide. z-
Go it strong when,yo advertise. Busi-
ness is like aTchitecture-itS best support
ers are full columns.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1855-12-21

AN EXTRAORDINARY SNAKE.-An eastern
paper publishes the following as copy of
the sign-board of an itinerant Snowman:
"a RATTEL TALE SNACK TO BE SHoED.
Thee histry of this snaick is as follars:- =
he was ketch on tung mountaing by Poore
man with large fammely, being sicks yoer
olds and very wenumaus, he is now in a
books and cant hirt enboddy, which is mutch
better than to be runnin wilde, cause he cant
want to eat nuthin. Admittunts is sick
penis for them that pleez to pay it, and
thrippents for them what don't; libberall
deduckshnn for fammelys. For more par
tikelars pleez to call on Old Dick.
P. s. TAX notiss it was the poore old
man and not the snaick that had the large
fammely.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1855-12-21
THE PALACE OF IMAGINATION

81 The following iIne concepuOn Is worthy OF us au
thor whom EDGAR A. POE classes among the most imag
native OF American lady poets:
THE PALACE OF IMAGINATION.
FRANCES FULLER BARRITT.
Full Of Beauty, full OF Art and treasure
Is that Palace where my Soul was bound;
Filled harmoniouslv with every pleasure
Sweet to sense or exquisite of sound
Light whose softness rivals summer shadows
Shadows only softer than the light,
Like those clouds that dappe the June meadows,
Make its chambers rarely dark and bright.
Nighingales are nested in its bowers;
Unseen singers stir the fragrant air;
Fountains drop their musical cool shadows
Into basins alabaster fair.
Ancient myths are stolied here in marble,
Busts of Poets people every nook
Forms so like the living that the warble
Of their voices thrills you as you look.
Rare creations of all times and ages,
Wrought by inspiration Of high art,
Live in sculpture, speak from gided pages,
Throng with beauty its remotest part.
In this Palace did my Soul awaken
From what Past it thirsted not to know;
Wiki the bright existence II had taken
Wandering trInccd-ike chCrubiIn aglOw.
Till, from =. canning rose unquiet fancies:--
Frightlul phantOms glided in and out;
Gnnmes and ghouls read of in old romances
Haunted all its shadowy halls about
Then nv Soul sat with avcrted vision,
Cold and pallid in a nameless fear,
Seeing with inward eyes new elysian,
Dream Of pleasure inaccessible here.
And she uttered. signing deep and sadly,
"Here. tho all is fair, vet all is cold:
would change my matchless Palace gladly
For one hour of life in Loves warm fold"
This she said, and straight the sapphire air
In the Palace rosy grew, and gold;
Statues pale and pictures heavenly fair
Blush'd and brestll'd like forms Of earthly mould.
Happy laughter " ith the zeplyrs mingled,
Sweet young voices murmut'd loves soft words;
Lightning jog along my sOul-nerves tingled,
Till it lutter'd like its young brood birds.
Now my Soul, no longer pale or pining,
With sweet miTth makes its palace sound;
Golden light thro' every shadow shining
Shows the beauty lying waste around.
OMAHA CITY, November, 1865.
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Manufacturers of Copper Tin and Sheet Ware anc
Dealers in Stoves Agricultural Implements, Stoves Rags
Wool Hides Sheep-pelts, Old Copper, Old Stoves, Sc-
All sorts Of genuine Yankee Notions. Pease's Brick
Rlor- M I Fremont. Ohio. Nav ~ 1891.
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FoRr STEPHENSON LODGE No. 225, Free and Accepted
Mssons meets at Masonic Hail. in Doncysons Block on
the lst and Sd Tuesday evenings Of every month.
Fremont CHAPTER, No. "a, ROYAL Arch Aasons, meets
at the same place, the LIST Friday evening OF every
month.
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i. O, O. IF.

CROGHAN LODGE No. IL Independent order OF Odd Eel
lows meets at odd Fellows Hail. in Bueklands Block,
every Saturday evening.
. FRRMOST FNcAMPMENT, Ne. g., LO.O.F. meets in the
same Hall on the ID 4th Monday evenings Of every
month.
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OrtOm q Fussclnall,

Dealers in Stoves Tin Shcetron, Copper-ware Wash
boards Plows sc. We have opened entire stock
In the TYLER Block Corner Of Front and Croghan Streets
and shall constantly receiving additions. Particular
attention will be given to Jobbing and Repairing Of every
hind Call aud see US April - 1855.
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Attorneys and Counselors at Law, and Solicitors IN
ChSncery. will attend to professional business and Lad
Agency in Sdndusky and adjoining counties Once, md
story Buekand's Block Fremont.
r. p. BCCKLAND. HOMER EN EHllI.
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Junction Hotel,

S. C. WHITCHER PROPRIETOR, clyde, O.
Trusty PorteTs in attcncs to convey baggage and
from the Cars free Of CharCc Livery Stable Is attach
ed to the house, where horses and carriages at all
times be had. December %, 1854.
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FinefrOck & Price.
S. RmclkInnd & 20.

Attorneys at Law and Solicitors in Chaneery. Office in
Sharp & Shome's Block, Fremont, Ohio.
T. P. FINEFROCk. J. !. PRlt L.
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Theodore CiapD.

Manufacturer Of Confectionery and dealer in Foreign and
Domestic Nuts, Fruits Groceries, and Yankee Notions
Principe and Havana Cisars Main str e. Fremont, o.
June 49, 1855.
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S. VI. EIIimVvOOd.

Powder Safety Fuse and Fire Works Of every description.
Orders solicited. Enquire Of J. F. r. SEBRING, Ere
mont, Chic. June H. 1850.
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!, G. VgaIeS.

Attorney and Counsellor Law and Notary Public. Of
hee near the Depot, Clyde, Sandusky County, Ohio.
December Is, 1854
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Roherts q sheldon.

FOUNTAIN LODGE. No. 1856 Independent Order Of Coo
Templars meets Odd Fellows Hail. every Friday eve
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CnnfieId 81 RrOtI,er.

Hardware Merchants All kinds Of Iron and Steel ware
both American and Imported; sold at Wholesale Re-
tail Every pattern Of Cook Paror Box Stoves. Ag-
ricultura and Farm implements, Wooden-ware, Corage
Oils Paints, &C., Belts Block No. ? Fremont, Ohio.
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RncI,lanh Isl EYerett.

Dealers in Drugs Medicine, Dgs-stuifs, Glass, Psi
Oils, BoOKs, Stationery, Se, Fremont, Ohio.
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Homeopathy.
Los. p. S;lut,nsYer.
JOIln Ray
DIR. Tubbs'
g. @. EHtOn.

Appointments are to be renewed in March, next and
continued heretofore. They will not be supplied by any
one else during his absence. Oct. Is, 1859
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Chester EdsertOn,

Attorney and Counsellor at Law, and solicitor in Chan
esrv will carefully attend to ali Professional Business ltt
90 his charge He will also attend TO the collection OF
claims &C. in this and adjoining counti,s Ohce, Sec
oud story Minis Block, Fremont, o.
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or different sizes; varying in price ard quality to st the
tastes cf rich Toor. Hc also has splendid HEAHSE
tliat will accompany his Collins at Funerals
His Shop and Ware Rooms si'uHtel III Ballyille
nearly opposite the Ballvillr Factory.
Ballvie, Nav Il, 1S55.-l6yl JOHN G. SIMON.
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WOOLEN FACTORY,
SANnIISxXC CO q.

They are also prepared to DO custom work at the follow
ing rates:
To caId Wool cts. per pound.
To Linsey and find chain, I2ls cts. per ward.
To full, color and dress Cloth, lS24 cts per yard.
To full and dress Cloth, 10 cts. per yard.
To full Cloth, cts. per yard.
SatimetS.
To weave sainet ind chain full color and dress 20 cts.
per yard.
To Satino, find chan full and Dress % cts per
yard-
To Sltine find chain and full 20 cts. per yard.
To weave Satinet, find chain, Is cts. er yard
2. c. DEAN & son.
Ballyi!le, May u, 1S55.-16f
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Busines Cards, lines or less, one year ";OO
Loaded Notices precedng marriages and Double col
uun Advertisements be charged double the above rate
Advertisements should be marked with the number Of
Insertions or they will be continued until ordered out and
charged accordingly.
JOB PRINTING,
or all kinds neatly and ecditiousy executed and that
TOO, to the full satisfaction of our patrons.
BLANKS,
OF ali descriptions kept hand viii be printed on
few hours notice. ISAAC M hEELEh
Editor and Proprietor Fremont Journal
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CONFECTIONERY!

AN now daily manufacturing at my Confectionery on
4 the corner Of Front and Market streets
Candies of Every description,
and in every dcscrib shape and pattern. All Confec-
;ioueics sold by manufactured from steam refined
White Sugar and not from tine y. Orleans sugar
ms are the great portion of the Candies sold in this part
OF the country
Orders for anv amount less than 5000 pounds be
filed on application THEODORE CLAPP.
Fremont. juno u 1855
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Dentistry.
Drs. wilson s. StiIwelI,
CrOgIIam House,

Corner Of Front and Pike Streets, Fremont, O., ). F.
YANDERCOOK, PROPRIETOR.
This House has laty Len enlarged rc-itted and re-
furnished throughout An Omnibus runs in connection
with every train of Cars
NAY, lS54.
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Quit-cIainls Coat = &c.. kept on hand or printed ID
ordsr at the JOCRN..L OFFICE
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FURNITURE!

nNHE subscriber has and will con-
s45s5sis9ssa stantly keep the best assortment of
S5S1EssEssss<S FURNITURE, to be found in Sandusky
&C County, which he will sell cheap and
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OHRYSTALOTYPES- have secured the services of an
~ experienced artist and shall commence taking this
style Of Pictures in days Five pictures for 81 co.
Specimens to be seen at my Gallery.
Fremont, July 81 1885. A. D. WILLIS.
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"Ah! now the Fountaines know what it
is to suffer- cried the envious. "Now their
pride will como down; now behold their
boasted cheerfllness! !" But al! ! how many
true and pure heart bled for them! and
what tears ran down their furrowed checks,
as their clasped hands were held towards
Heaven, and fervent supplications were lifted
to the throne of God for their suffering.
"Whom have we now to love?" they ex-
claimed, as they passed the threshold of their
stately home, and saw its splendor mocking-
ly but dimly shining through tears. How
spread the anguish of that loneliness over
their mourning souls, as they murmured
again, "whom have we now to loveF'
"God and each other" was the noble re-
ply, "yetmore devotedly, more tenderly than
before"
And they grew sweetly resigned as years
sped on. They forgot not the poor; they
ministered to the stricken; they blessed lit
-tlo children. Happiness had again spread
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COPPER, TIN, and SHEET IRON WORK.-We call
the especial attention of all wanting such work, we
pay particular attention to that branch of business
August To- 1856 ORION & FUSSELAIAN.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1855-08-11
SENATOR BENJAMIN'S LETTER.

We have rarely called the attention of the reading pub
lie 70 powerful and polished argument than the
letter OF Hon Benjamin the whig senator in Congress
from the State Of Louisiana, which print this morning
Mr. Benjamin refuses to participate in the shameless
render Of the southern wings to the know-nohngs and
his reasoning this point wen that against the
tendency and of the order should sink deep
into the minds of the southern people.
That portion Of Mr. Benamins letter. however in which
he dsparages the administration of General Pierce is in
singular contrast with his proposition in favor of pec
liar southern party The only remaining and prime
Of complaint against the administration and its fear
less chief is that should rally every friend Of the
constitution, and especially every southerner TO his
standard. 1t is that which arraigns him for his stern
and saunch adherence 10 the covenants aud guaran-
tees OF the federal compact, From this high and en-
nobing trait in the character OF President Pierce all the
vRom aud vtuperation abolitionism unanc tonably
springs This is the Of all the whig and
know-noihng maligntes against him; and yet because
this Is southern senator somewhat exultngy tells his
constituents that the present administration has thor
onghy disheariened the pary that brought it into power
Possibly however, change will the spirit Of
lis dream if he will only his eyes towards the late
elections in Virginia. Alabama, North Carolina and Ten
.a II