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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-10-26

Music NOIice.-GODDAkD Il ALDRICH,s
9UADkILLE BAND, j. NJ. ALDRIcH, Prompter
N. P GoDDARD, 1st Nioiiu W. L.sH0BBs, Clarionet
j. VI. ALDRICH, ID 8 LIS. Powers Cornet a Piston
b. K. DELAND Double Bass.
engagements may be made by N P Goddard Mulbury
st, W h. Hobbs, Goddard St. J. NJ AIdrieh, Vine ST.
or B. r. Del nd. LOring & Brothers.. Musical Head
Quarters. 2O3 Main ST.
The above Band, thankful for past fayors, solicit
continuance of publ c patronage
s25
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-10-26

Nl OIIC AZ The members Of the Worcester Iyeeum
~ are requested to meet at the rooms of The YOUNG
Mems Library Association, on MONDAY EVEN iNG
Oct ~ at oclocS, to take ino consideration the subject
Of a union Of the two associations
Per order. THOMAS EARLE, Secretary.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-10-26

V0UNG MEMS LIBRARY ASSOCIATION
n There Will be meeting Of She Y. NJ. l.. Assoca-
ufn, at their rooms in Worcester Bank Block on MON
DAY EVENING, Oct 2s,h, at u O'Clock
10 seei The Association win accept the prnpositiono
the worcester Lyceum for union of the two associations
Ii accepted, to instruct che Directors to apply to the
Legislature for leave to change the corporate name
To any other business that may come besre
them; Per order. NATlIL PAINE Rec. sec'y,
oz6 n3t
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-10-26
TIE
LEGisLATURE
OF
MASSACHUSETT


MASSACHUS ETTS
coSsECRATB NAMES OF
MAJOR JOHN BUTTRICK
AND
GAIT. ISAAC DAVIS,
Whose Yalor and example excited their fellow citizens
to a successful resistance Of
BRIT ISH TROOPS
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-10-26
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Double Entry Book keeping, time unlimited 49,. $1,000
commercial Arithmetic one month. ............ 400
Commercial Penmanshp, do. .. a IN
English GrammarN srbal Instruction. ......... 3 90
Eptstolary and Commercial Cores ION lence. IS co
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September 10, 1855 d3ra
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-06-01
The Organ and roreIsneIs.

In your paper, Nj, ElitOt, Of Wednesday, !
called public attention 10 tie liles In promising
foreigners Offices and hoaofs, II they would but
vote With The 50 called American Patly-and wba
DOS Wharton do In tepIyl He does not deny a
word sid, but falls 10, and abuses me, as his
manner Is, like very ltab, Asmy business Is 10
keep lheorean and this isw patty before the leo.
ple--to show what II was befote The election anu
what Il Is since, shall fot The present overlook
bis rbaldty., No doubt, he aGnsesme 10 direct ,ae
attention VI lie public hom The fact that lie aud
his patty ate now assljuousIy counting The support
Of foreign yoles. Upto The day Of election, ioE'
eguers were 10 receive no collnIenance and TO
have no oaices-anl now they ate worthy Of par.
Reatar donors, and Offices 10 boot.
Al present., however,, wish. simply, 10 call The
attentIon of The esdet 10 lie fact, that lie does
moi, in Ills paper Of Thursday lnornins, deny q
word SGid, tho he devotes more than column
Of his paper to my los! communication. After
raising a cloud Of dust and giving US world Of
words, having nothing TODD with the present ques.
lion, Wharton again confesses oil ! have said. 10
the Amsrlcan Platform, before the Virginia cleo
lion, The principal plank was that Foreigners, Pro.
tssIant OF olheis, could not lie voted for and must
not bs allowed any object but since The election
Wharton has hacked outthis pink. IN Saturdays
p1pst Wharton published that "PCfeisnets who
yoted The American ticket deserved marked honor,
and they will find The American organization cS.
clules none from office or honor where Tie welfare
Of The eourty sanctions Il. They (Ineaning the
Amcricans) ask no mote, they offer no less."-
And in 1'hnnjdy's papeb lie published "that The
obligations Of Tue members Of this American party
never has in any cOss forbidden them 10 vote lOt a
foreign Prottsiant." II was hardly worth while
for Nj, Wharton To stick IN here thb word "pto.
tesIah.," because lie prescription Of Catholics
still being one Of The Rlauks Ia The Know Nothing
platform, it followed by consequence, that thef for.
tsnef, TO 10 voted fot and honots,t by tue Amsii.
can patty must be q Protestant, OF else II would
" in tie dilemma of giving support TO foreign
Catholics, which Il would mol give 10 American
Catholics.
Suppose you Iry Il asain, Ut. Wharton.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-06-01

q - L..
Tho qucstESn btts ttises, weald lnot be ueeess
saty 10 hayes an afpsadSss 70 such Oh instill.
lion, ii tss.iRtaiat JIM, Shsts students could
&c theory tsd6sealo Ptaptlse, andon which The
cOmpsnllYe,silds ot different plants, modes q
cdltatt, HaaSte, &c,i &C., could te,esIedii Uadet
celtaln ciro6nsiSases, Ibis would 10 indeed highly
de,Itabls, aud ntslttat some future period bs
secured AT presents however, Il seems to me ilal
tbe gteal expense, and varied complications which
tbl. necessarily involves, can be readily avoided
as some Of lie tanners 10 Tue vicinity will think,
not be unwilling 10 permit, OF even TO conduct
themselves, such experiments aslnay bs Necessary,
on portions Of lhsi, iarnIs. All ate inttte'ied IN
the Introduction Of new aud valuable plants, aud
improved modes ofcllture, in The results OF most
Of The experiments contemplated, aHl The fac'Ii'
lies which, by lis own OBJECTIONS aud It's cohnec'
lion With the Patent Office, Smithsonian Institute,
20, the proposed school would Afford 10 nelghOot'
ius fsrnets in obtaining new varieties Of plants
aud all necessary information in theft ait, would
Justly demand, and am sure cheetfally receive
lrNn them such consideration AMI reciprocity.
Il. RICHARDSON,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-06-01
viii of The Late Gear.

Aholosfoph wlll-ot 10 follow lie inlOHemcnt,
The last wishes-of the late Emperor Nicholas,
written In 1874, has been published in 81. Peters.
burg. TIE following are The principal points Of
the document;
Tie fisl eIauseis kind Of al lreSs TO his fami'
". Ailer enunIefatins tile valiHti& kinds Uf pop
city belonging TO the Empress, hii, the Emperor
exnnsses the wish that her Majesty shall retain
fof her life The use Of het apartments in The DIR.
erent palaces, and The clause concludes Os fol.
lows;
ffhs legacy which beQueath 10 my children Is
love and honor their moiheri 10 DO everything 10
promote her tranquility 10 anticipate all her wish.
es and to endeav0t ~ tender her old age happy
Ivy llleir devoted attentions. Never must they IN.
detlake anything Of Importance without first osk.
Ing her odvIce aud demanding her naletnal bene.
diclion.'
In another clause the teslator bequeath pen.
SiOns Of $1,000 silver roubIes q year 1.-The silver
foub'e Is something ovtt any In addition 10 The
pensions they already enjoyto Adntani. General
l'Adleiberg and his daugllteb Julie Batonow,
the lalItt Vi whom has brought up three Of his
(tlIe testatOt'S) daughters, and both OF whom he
calls bis most devoted lteRds, ~ olllet clauses
lie EmpelOr expresses Ills thanks 10 a lumber or
Other persons whom he names ss being his most
devoted friends and servants. Among them he
mentions Prince paskewilch, Generals 0tloff,
TchenichelI and MenschikOf, and ". De Nesstl.
lode, and lluIlks them all IN the warmtst manner
Ot The services they have rendered IL him nlld 10
tho slate. In one clause which l. particularly al.
blessed 10 Tile Emperor Alexander tie will says
Il am convinced that my son, tile Emperor Al.
tAandet will always tennaln tender end ALEC.
tOnaIe SOIL as he has always been 10 his parentsj
and this duty will become sill more sacred for
him when his mother Is alone. In his relations
With his brUlherS nIySon may unite the indulgence
called for by their youth with The necessary ftn.
ness Of father OF family. lie must never Sufst
any family qustteIS which may be prejudiolal 10
lie service or even 10 The State aud should such
circumstances NnhOppiIy aFIive he must Remember
That he Is Emp. Tot and that oil Oller members Of
the family are bis subjects,
The will concludes by clause in which Tie
Emperor begs all tlIUse whom liz may have unin.
tentionaly offended 10 fOIsivc him sS he fofgives
oil who may have offended him, lie expresses his
testet that lie hos uoI been able 10 accomplish oil
the good that lie could have wished, uul bess all
his friends 10 Offer bp tLeit ptoyers Of tie ttpcse
Of hiss0uI.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-06-01

AStp CasUaLtr.-1hree Ghh DfOpatd,-W.
copy The following from the 81. Louis ntelIlgencer
IA ieploabls accident occnrled twowpeEs asC
neal Potl Smith, IN Arkansas, on the CltrOktt
side Of lie Arkansas tivet, Five young sirlS had
gOne intUlhe tlyer to battle Ond nmuse themselves
The river is very shallow, and can w fotdel anios
auywhete, but in places theIe ore holes, whert
the water Is very deep. The gifts wttv bolhiIs
and playing uIong thu edge oil q large suud bnt
where the water was nv more than knte deep
when one oil them suddenly gOl into one Of these
deep places two Others went 10 IeE assistance
aud oil three were dtowued; while, lttghlenel by
tle aud struggles The two Remaining gltIs raj
aS fast asthey could 10 the slUre. Tie Ytty Seclu
sion mud privacy Of The spot thai tempted Tho gltI,
into the wafer rendered il impossible 10 gel nSsis
tanCe N line 10 save them. Two Of the GfOwneJ
glrs were sisters, daughters Of Nj. JacSoan King,
the other Miss COIlisj lltit ogeS from thirteen Il
fifteen years. The bodies ofihs two wetu fecover.
I'd tue evening Of the accident, The 0ilef uOl ill
seSetal days afterwards"
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-06-01
trHsyIbs alenusely 'ead everything felall0g
,fo The 6lsanl0lon known Us HE American Patty

1rHaytbg AltsntieelY read everything telall0g
70 the btsaniallon known Us lie American PaFtH
,htoYn.ih our way BY our position ss ,flltof, we
had dsiistsd oantlt on Icing well posled W. l0'
al outsider on he objects and aims Of thai ofsaR'
ita,ioni and GsiIeyedil 10 be catdinp!ly ana ex'
cnsiyeIy AmaicanG4ibsl Americans should tple
Ametlca4Sad nothing elscH eYet eIalmed lo' y
that We know Of, previous 70 The late'elec'lon IN
virginia. We lad understood llialthe mstnDets
.ofi6s American order were 0b6gattd mol % A'd OF
assist Jlttigu tsra citizen to AoA'fs OteIfes UNI
der any circumstances, aud Catholics, whether
ssnvt OF fatisa bStnfwete not to lie voted fo', OF
scarcely associated With We. may have taken IN
4. wtons lnpIesstons~ot tatbet the organs from
wheel We dtHSea Slf Information may hare To-
ken them uIl--Uut tik is cettOlnS the IDEA We
did and do entsfIsln Of The dttirts Of The new
patty ss ttgat1s oUt foreign boGa citizens Yet,
in Tie organ Ofthat party III this city, only DAY
or two silet The election, wesee itput 10Th that
JsrtiraHs who voted the American ticket may
heteaflet be rewarded by the American patty with
/. Aysss aid 6Eets! Aud when our Correspondent
ace, fetnftks uptbe consistency Of Tue organs
deelaaop, before aud aAe. The election, It's edlIof'
otsone one lYt biH, comes out In more 1hsa a
column ottwalIle endeayorins 10 hold US FesFea.,
sIJIs fSt tbe remarks Of out correspondent. Just
q, nv please, but may We hold you responsive
fol The ltbeIous attacks Of your correspondent up.
odthe n. 81. Bank and MesstS Mitchell and
Campbell, as well Us tot The beautiful and classI'
eallsnguage Of yoOt German Know Nothing cor
respondent.
lathe isply Of Tue organ TO our correspondent
"Cp iltlyH
"Yetihe Obligation Of Iuenbets never has, in
Ghy ease, forbidden them 10 r0te 70. a PtGt'staht
forsieAtf when be waS admitted 10 bs The best
man Aast1
Z "No AMERICAN oHanlsttpM Il calculated TO ell
thet dsftAnehiss Of dIsquaIlly them (fotCisnets)
JfoA hpl4iag egTtt"
ltolso exptesses tbe hope that Foreigners will
be odmittel into the AmEieaa organization :
Now, Ills is admitting Tie very thing our cottes'
ponleht clagel-tllat the organ iIsslfwaS dem
Iosae; and IN The uunnet Of delnsgosue, was,
since lie election, having learnt its weakness,
enleayotlns 10 curry favor with foteisnttsj aud os
lndueemsntfot tOreignersIO sIsIIIspa'tyin pos
sss,lng petitions Of profit, promises in return hon.
srs anJ oetet.! We DO hope tue organ will quit
lnisvepte.enibs, and llelng on lis party. lfiI1OsS
iOl, The party sill bs compelled to select a new
organ, but We hope they will mol even look towards
", lest The editor Of The present organ should die
UfVs1ailOu,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-06-01
Election! lndependenoel!

TIKI members OF Independence Fire Company
4- are notified that tie HlnpSi election Of Oihtels
t S'OT tue CIMlauyi for tue eiRuiiS {e4r VIII &c
s-Chtlh al tleir Hall on Ptidiy eysb!tg, at7l o.
riEK, A hIll attendance Is earnestly solicited.
pw$t V'''' n ". AlLLRR, stt'y
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-06-01

TaE ALLIED LOsas.--rGe "Couriet de Mar,
settles" supplies letttrs from French superior OFF
ees, entitled 10 credit, "bsfure SebnslopOl, 2itl
ult" Therein I! is stated, "siuce The glh, ia tue
bOmUatlnE,nt, the Pteuch hove lost about sever
OF eight bundled rnenj their wounded about tou,
Gle that number; the british count os many; more
than four bundled Of their naval brigade have beer
killed. The sortIes and partial attacks VI tile enc
my ore always murdetous; ihs cholera exists:in tht
eAmpsi about len cases per day Occut."
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-06-01

"tlE DEp or BsoKERs, SlRg'-"lls did not
die Of choIera-he died OF brokers', sir" said a
man 10 US yesterday speaking Of the death OIL
bis friend. "lle projected an unwiSe improvement
Of piece Uf'feal tslute-nlade loans, covered
himself with bonds, and lhotlsases-anL finally
incuueda Street debt OF 5000, which rapidly
rolled up 10 $780, and crushed the lille light Out
Of him. lie borrowed Cansda money On ca Il, 10
te paid In current funds-Sot paper discounted
payable In seven days in The city 81 New York
borrowed Ohio and Kentucky currency for QUE
Illy, icldinable IN uoes Of BulTolO lanks-shinntd
II from SHEET 10 street aud IRON feud 10 lrietlh,
10 keep lhe debt ahead OF him. Why Sit, could
mol sit down 10 consult with him, OF ~ DO any
kind OF business with him, with lie Least sssut.
anee that lie would moi jump up suddenly to 20
on, and give an ohet shove 10 that accused debt,
Tho Tenlotand6m book Of his obligations was al.
ways In bis bcsolp, and, sir II buHed 10 The poor
mau's l.ealt, lie was owned by brokers'. lie
worked for them, lived for them, and died fot
ihem,-tie did not die Of cholera, at Alislt lie
died Of o sUeeI debt, upolt which he expended
bis strength every week 10 throwing II ahead from
one Jay 10 seven days" ~
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-06-01

ilGEAcm or PEoarsE,-The case Of Miss Maty
llendHck againt tIeniy ptoiaman 10 teeOver dam.
ages fOr breach Of promise 10 mary was recently
ltiei in Cincinnati, and resulted In a verdict OF
$1,000 in favotof The plaintiff who Is represented
as bring vlrtuons, industrious aud modest young
lady.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-06-01
MrsoEILANEoUs.
Steamboat DIS asters on the w es-
tern Waters,
STEAM BOAT DIR ECTo,RY;.

uItiK have now IN tourse Of pItpaTt,iop,
lew StaaSboat Dlretory, which win DO listed "
October @ I Ge!ta G Ssa, I've Soaa sf1 Il
iSFsbs manner twill Do o. Of Tho PCst tbtteahs
bSoSs ever published, and Will 10 BOX that Will b N
ttl tlls,e, Of EsSe S sfsISo n pss n.
pSoats now al ii on The weste and Sgphstll we.
tsfs. lts length model slttd, power a'd IoaesSe o.
each boat wlele AId br whom oG. we asas q c we
SIs nd % oiSseis Ief sst &C. &c, Mo directory Yl
contain iistery Of Steanb0Ss anil On tho
wsst ,it shes thS laye9lSI q ~ S,i0 H.
ss y sS p Az IS eco SS aid nd oS
Tile River li,ecoTy viii Contains list and desfTnt9n
Of al Ire SeAmhat DiaseTs that bare ttsatlta On 1
iii Of sii those who have xrlshtd 81 ltlr eulnng'
sinking and exploding gu The WesisIn pm NSs W. ~
eissIfte 1871 The directory VII e0.l4lM Alp ~ W.
Ohio, Mssisslrp Mlssoa! lllqSls n.
and Giles laid down. with correct dtstanses tSo may
other llver and Conineleal items OF Interest 70 We re9
y large Tle book llt contain 'hs satds e " SS'
Tie directory will also contain complete lis o. a ne
responsible Sieamboat Licensed 0esi their Places o. 70!
sidtEte, &c. &ci Tie lew Steamboat Law, w. Is9gle
boat Decisions pn TO thai late lo Rates 10 lmroEaM
esiohS 0f lie S4ilo L. s. Courts In rtEaii 70 R[elshl,
Lost and damaged, &C., %e.,l with MANY Vher lungs o.
Ills directory will be illustrated IN The bcst style and
printed III The best nanter lite aUtl9f has lQr &N leals
ie lunIc aus seanll oat disasters on Tho Western aud
Southern waters. and noW Intends ppblslns them "
book btm Tho price Of The WORN WIN % IVY a. we loW
tunl Vi One Dollar. Five thousand eontS Will DO ltSueH
In lie lnatneA Oh ohsls tssros Of subsellblps VIII
have 10 dom al once as rDne will By Ptln,eh uhleSs gr
deed In a,lyame, rs len'ulns one dollar to j.
to ,fl SS .s. syS a S Gs
leans Memphis, ST. Louis, Louisville Piilseats, WHEEL
lug sFl Glen,tl will walt upon The steamboat egNl
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-06-01

Nor a DAD lDrA.-rhe mmor is quite current
In Europe, and lie statement has appeared in sew.
eral foreign musical jOutnais that tue UnitedSates
Government hos passed law imposing a tux Of
$500 on each fOtegn musician who may visit this
county.
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1855-05-04
a western Justice q lie Peace ordere,

- a western Justice Of the Peace ordered
q witness % scomenp and Be sworn re was
informed that the person was deaf and dumb.
II don't care' said The Justice passsionatelY,
'swhether be d d not here il the Consultation
Of the Jnited statesbefofs me. L guarantees
% every man the rightol speech, and So long as
have ne honor Of sat % this bench, e
shan ne Be violated nor invaded What
The eel guaranteed t. man he shall
have Is
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1855-05-04
soDA AND IcE CREAM.

Our friends going to Vicksbnrg, must not
Forpet Is cali On Mr. VIM. Hogan. tor Soda and
Zee Cream. We consider bis establishment
one Of the qreat Inducements to TIP down n
the Summer.
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1855-05-04


AMERICAN PaoFIsIoSs s. RANoE. 1he Paris
correspondent III the 81 Journal of Cons
meree write under date q March 18th:
On = three columns 81 the Constitution
mel morning are conceded Is the prices
of neat and tie value Of North American sup.
plies IL another journal sensible writer had
proved that the main dependence Of France and
Europe must BE 81 The United States, and not
81 regions 81 - Plata of which che beef
ha xcife strong hopes and set many scientific
OF processes Of jerking aud presefsa alton.
According to the tetionnel b0tcper's
meat has adF need s. France 90 per cent since
1882. The ca assigned md they offer
but little encoIf nenl for Re future. Among
the working eIa f4e evil IS the sorest. next to
the dearnes q bread. which the provinces ID e
Ter, not fhe privileged metropolis OuE Be-
pnblc nense production q animal food IS
detailed French writer E seems mex
ha1slab deanate for Che re- of he Re
naia corn Wi7h which
latlea IS aklcas
iih nlHeeE ef 6 gus n -
en- oi'r eonn
dsth
rates a ind
alac East end
W be
81 ne editorial article
touching
ellen
ions ash
Fsls nex
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1855-05-04

- SAM Is pursuing bis victorious career.
He has carried bis Mayor at Jersey City, By Il
votes. he also carried Princeton. View Jer-
sey's seat Of learning. He reports self VIC
torious ID al the towns in Albany county. New
York; also at Piermont, LockpoFt, and other
places too numerous to mention He IS gong
it strong nonf West
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1855-05-04
C0MPIT1TEIT7T ~ BAIL 40 CAPTAIN

oakkAS
we understand gentlemen of our City
contemplate giving Captain CaHas Of the dne
Steamer P c. Walls d bali % next y7ednes-
day IN return foE lie handsome entertainment he
gage our citizens ten daysao. Tbs Is ! most
excellent idea and meet The approval of every-
body Wepresune the laaies vii Sc invited as
they are usually TOP rites q the gentlemen win
bearthe expenses re sincerely hope ourgoOd
sister Vicksb1rg, win sep her eyes open and
not letus cone dounupon the npawafes as
we did the other time. The Yszoo City Brass
Band viii accompany the party and serenadeI
themifitis late q night when the Wallis gets
there.
Our young people are anticipating q gay and
pleasant time Of L and NE dare say they win
not be disappointed as We have seen how leass
ent = trip on The Wallis can Be made.
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1855-05-04

care reqaastedto state that Dr.. LsUREEcE
viii IS absent for two fee. weeks lIom the
first Of Nay next.
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1855-05-04


- ~. II
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81 49,
ss 8
80
s..'-...s IS 49, 49,. s1s.. ...S
s.'s ss'.ss 49,
- 80
~ 80. ~ - -
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~ 49,. -, $500,
-. i. s.ss. 8 ~
sn 8 - 80. 8 S;s t.oas,,g
-. s. s... Z, 3. q i
s ~ -.
5. =. 80 ) = $500 n. ,ss,s;.
81. = -. 80, -, NO.
- - s-..... 9. $50. 49,
s.s. S. I. g. -. 80.
- ~ 49,
.s. 81. 80. s
- ], ,g.,,h,0v, sbsir oovsrpYnent s e IN
-. 80. .ss...,;,, ]. ss,|S.ss,s fsl.ebooa ]
s ~. -, .....s...s, ~. $, fs. ;orov-
49, III f-o.s legolence sbev ,ssrt. 81 Sc
ts;n. s, tstain mower. and g continue the pre.
~. -. 80 .,,ss, .o,,5;.;on e tb;nos ana
- s., ,,;II,,.. $ .s.s,t 81 maintain osy flsehoo
bosve,s, s,o.s,ro.s s enable them to effect
their object who should know better than
the natives 81 the soil. what oaglt to be the ma
tional policva shall tie pope 81 Rome. and
the foreign Priests Who swarm the land be con-
stisated dictatorss or, shall we call ii such
mun as Rossuth. Mitchell, and other foreign
renspades, to shape our coursel or, Il none
81 them. shah ne tale Ghose Is guides, who. By
courting foreign influence, have succeeded II
obtaining ofice, and Cling their pockets out Of
the pnblc treasurgl We reject them al, and
Drefer placing the fate OF the nation IN tAe
hands Of those who are ito fIle manor born. ''as
We Ire certain that II viii be more carefully and
securely guarded from evil
But say ths enemies 81 the American cause
the AmeFiesa ne hands 81
Iii
be sacrifice eharge is alike
Iaise with the one stated above. Abolitionism
IS not admitted as 8 principle Of the Know Noth-
no platform. Can il Be believed that Southern
aolders--wonld unite nseIveS to
party which ained Is destroy slavery, and to
,trilSe down tbe influence Sc soulh IN the
laslons none Dus soels = 49, ~. aasahes
'ucn az 0plllloh. 81 'As -. 8 s.'s -
ean palss cohSslss Z IS o-s.01s sA..s ~ 49,
g tsass slsss Nelsn' ana sOu1h' sah u1l''s
tom Pslssg pasllole principles g ehsoA a'as
.fossn g iofeagn influence ana ooInesslc coFsup-
lon' ana e restore ouf government e IL ollgl-
IA simplicity ana purity e taey cannot, e I,
heir insensibiIty to ~ patriotic feeling. We
ssert positively, dat Abolitionism i distinct
rom Amer nism---and that although Adolf
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