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The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1855-11-20
LAND FOR SALE.

'THE SUBSCRIBER offers for sale tie PLANTA-
IioN, on which he formerly resided, situate two
miles 8 E. of Lincolnton, the Charlotte road The
tract contains about
200 ACRES,
One half # which is in cultivation; upon this tract
there is of the
Best Meadows
In Carolina estimated at sixteen acres The house
large, and we'll finished building, all necessary out
buldlqgs are there in good repair The Rail Road
that VIII run from Chario 10 Lnconfon, must pass
within half mile of this PLACE.
will sell this place at public sale, at the Court
House IN Lincolnton, the End Monday n.December
next, II not privately disposed Of. Terms twelve
months after date with interest
Those wishing to purchase, would do well to 60 md
look at the premises, and give a bid.
If any person wishes information the subject, ap
ply to H. Cansler Esq, Lincolnton, or TO the under
signed, Shelby, N. C.
p. ALEX. J. CANSLER.
November 6, 1855, 15-5w
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1855-11-20

NORTH CAROLINA BAPTIST STATE CONVEX
TIoN.-On "Wednesday last at 3 O'clock P. NJ.
The delegates composing the Baptist State Conven
ton of North Carolina, assembled, according to
previous appointment in the Baptist Church in
WarrenOn. The number OF Delegates clerical and
lay, appeared unusually large. Upon taking The
Chair, the President of the Convention, Rev. Jas
McDhniel, OF Fayetteville, read portion of the
sacred Scriptures, and delivered 10 The members
of the Convention a short but most eloquent and
Impressive charge.
Th" R~v. Jas. Mcdaniel, was re elected PreSi.
d-ni Of The Convention, and the Revs. VIM II
lord m, James, and DR.. Hooper were elected Vice
Presidents. Rev. Geo. w Johnson wa. appoint
I'd Recording Secretary, and he Rev. W. -
Wingatr, Corresponding Secretarv.-T TufrfmtQu
NcuS
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1855-11-20
NOTICE..

TNHE BOARD OF WARDENS will meet at the Poor
House, IN Mecklenburg County. on Saturday the 9Th
day of December next, for the purpose of electing
Steward and Physician for the year 1856.
A full meeting of the Board is requested.
JOHN WOLF, Chairman.
Nov. 20-2t
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1855-11-20

ANOTHER RAILROAD ACCIDENr-We Iesrn
that collision took place between two freight
trains, aSnut l6 miles west of Raleigh on The N.
-, Railroad, Tuesday night las, by which the
engines smashed to pieces ard BY " HIGH,
We regret to learn, that Dr.. d, A. Mont GONE nv.
of Alan nee, got his broken, and another
gentleman, whose name We did not learn, was
greatly injured. We have card no further parIc
.ars OF the accident Greensboro P.trioi
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1855-11-20

NORTH CAROLINA METHODIST EPISCOPAL Con-
FERENCE This body assembled in Wilmington,
the h inst. The Conference was opened with
religious services by Rev. J mes Jameson Ga
calling The roll fity-one members answered TO
their names.
The Bishop, Rev. James o. Andrew. d. d. no;
having arrived, Rev. d. d. Nicholson was elected
President, Rev. Ira I Wyche Secretary, and
James W. Lewis, Assistant Secretary.
Bishops Andrew and Early are in attendance.
this morning.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1855-11-20

c. Turner is hu<iIy engag"d in surveying diG;'r
ent routes between Salisbury and MnrganlOn.-
He is IN able Eng nrrr, and will no doubt so"u
be ready To submit a report OF his experimental
surveys. His corps is divided into two compan
les; one being employed ON the line between Sal
isbury and the Ca:aw ba River; The other bctwern
The River and Morganron. The greatest Difficult
~ the whole line, in the final location of the
road, will occur between StarcsviIle and The Ca
tawba SnLiSb"ru Uer0IA
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1855-11-20

BLANK ATTACHMENTS
FOR SALE AT THE OFFICE OF THE DEMOCRAT.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1855-11-20

New RAILROAD PRoJECr.-The people o.
Salem, N. c., are thinking of building railroad
from that place 10 High Point or lexington in
Davidson county, distance of 8 or 20 miles
where it will iHiers"ct the North Carolina rail
road. The estimated cost Of building and stock
ing the Road is $500 600, which amc IN; the PEG.
pie Of Salem, il is stated, coul5 easily raise.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1855-11-20

SINGULAR CAsE.-Our readers will remember
hat man named Alfred TaII"y was arrested in
'his city no. long since, III company with a mua,o
woman, whom he was supposed to have stolen
A letter was subsequently produced from Mr..
Speed Moss, of Meckenburg, The master of the
woman, which showed that he was aware of their
movements, and fully approved Of them, and the
parties were discharged. The ClarksvlIe Tobac-
C" Plant siaies that they on their way to
Ohio TO get married, and very likely they have
ere this been yoked together, in State were
ANAL gamation is tolerated.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1855-11-20

The mist is Gearing away, and we now begin TO see
the result Of the elections which recently toak place
IN several States. The verdict IS looked to with Pecu
iar interest," in connection With the next Presi enta
election. II will be that tie returns have come
IN more favorable 10 the Democrats than the first news
Indicated.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1855-11-20
A List of Premiums

To be awarded at The Annual Fair of the NJ,
lenburg Agricultural Society, to be held =,
Charlotte, November 29lh, 1866: At
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1855-11-20

DAMAcEs.-ln the case Of DR.. f. L. Zemp. OF
Camoen, rs. the Wilmington and Manchester Rail
road Company. tried at Surnrervile ,h,s week. the
Jury assessed The damages at $4,000. Dr..
Temp lost a leg from the accident and received
Other injuries.
The case excited much interest, and the Court
was attended by the ladies. Col. Chesnur. Mr.
CASTOR and MIR. Spain appeared for the plaintiff,
and Col. Moses. MIR. Haynesworth and Dir. Green
contra - Columbia Carqlin!a9
THE PROGRESS OF THE NAR.--In France, the
efforts OF the Government TO carry on. The war
seem TO be redoubled. Men, stores, material
surgeons, Sisters OF Charity, all in enhanced
numbers and amount are proceeding to the East
The national spirit is up, and The game will be
manfully played ont.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-01-20
FEMALE ECLECTIC INSTITUTE.

TIME Female Eclectic Institute opens to-morroH IN
/ II. First Three Departments. Day scholars only
will, he admitted till September next. Rooms for the
nae NJ The Institute engaged next door west o. the
Pennsylvania (Keystone) House on tho Corner OF
Ponrth and Iowa Streets
Families no. supplied with CIRCULARS OF studies
&c can obtain them by ca ling at my room or NJ inc
MAJ Of Eowen & Lindsey. No. aorr's bnisdins'
'ii' ' ~ ~ G ARoLlNE i. LISDsLEf, PI.peipal'
Jan il, l.SA it3
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-01-20
A CARD.
LADY'S COLLEGE.

IN presenting this notice to the public tile sutscri
Der Nishe. to inform them that his school viii i,e
opened Cor the reception of students on Nednesda,
the "a Of Aay neat. He proposes to give classical
education 10 all who inay ~-h 10 favor him with their
patronage and confidence. He also will add Nor
NAL Z, apartment qualify young ladies ur tea, ling
ia tile grades OF schools eaumtry from
the College ,awn To the common district school. Ia
the PRIMARY department. he will admit all who are de
sir 'us Of eitJsSiug It's benefits.
The of nstruttion will be thorough and com
plete. and at the lime very discriminating and
select. avoiding every thing of an entirely use oss
character and substituting those branches whose ten.
dcBcy- is to give ygor and elasticity 10 tue youthful
mind.
The manner Of teaching will be the MOS, 0pprorra
and improrsd knowBn our country or Europe, giving
the pupil the full understanding of her subject while
it is presented by the teacher in style ehtircl nav
and fascinating.
Ills frst aim Will he 10 secure Ia hi, pnps hca II,
aud vigorous constitution. Without which all his ct
forts would be- useless.
secondly 10 establish a decided ard correct moral
character la is Of all hi, hopes, without which
40 sncr,tru6trrc siard the test Of future trials
and future hopes.
And thirdly his Object will be TO give 10 each nd-
vdual that kind Of practical training her natural gifts
ana future prospects shall Indicate.
Aud fonrtbly, train the mint to practical rehec-
lions and useful deductions from every days obser
walton.
And lastly, to inf spirit Of practical Christian
henc violence into the mind Of every one however
Young, u lovely and instructive principle from
which shall flow, as from pure and clear fountain
universal love to all
My arrangements are on tho most ample dgraha
scale adapted fully carry ont the above programme
20 the letter aud spirit 10 all their variety and extent
Tho building. watch is new aud comnodions, VIII
be prepared to make all its inmates eooffabe ana
happy II stands upon an cIincnce Of easy ascent aud
surmouuied by promenade from which scene is
presented To view une,ualled in our counr! for rich
ness, beauty or grandeur.
IL is located in one of the most healthy and salubr
towns in the United States. whose advantages OF
location to approach al that eohtd be asked or
H. sired aud its business advantages second 10 none
in the Mississippi valley. My Arrangements FOR
teachers such that all wi be indis iduaily watched
and cared for. elt~s# taEH
Those wishing further Information ean address, tie
Proprietor. al davenport Iowa, who viii be haifl at
uil times IL si.4aiI rcqniredintorinaiion circular
and further notice will be given III due l,ine
L. II. COHDiNG,
Proprietor and Superintendent.
Nh. I II. Confuse, pri,c;pui.
Mrs. NJ. \. COPING.
n.,,n,ort Inu1 npr lS5t -lNNif
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-01-20
Four Hundred Acres

az beautiful prairie land. situated !. miles FROM
~ farnam On the NJ. and NJ Rail Road aud IL mute
from Davenport. Price $500 per and liberal
credit given large part Of tile purchase money
jan - For sale by WHITE IokBlN
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-01-20
Office.

n election of Directors for the '.l,aN chI"'rt ~.
n Light and Coke Company viii be held on MIN
DAY The Goth ensuing, nj the Office OF IL" necfe'af.
Sto. Gho dcrs viii please attend.
IAN ,Oth 1s5J-,iu GEO. L. NICHOLS, See'!'
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-01-20
CANNON Il SMALL
IN T."
III T."
CHOICE FAMILY GROCERY STORE.
7 AMcpenng entirely zee steet Of
J. TEAS.
WgsTyNUIN GOODS,
.H GROCERIES AND .#sH
a. AhnEAl,N ~ AR -.
Among which are thefolIowing;


Very superior l.,Hyson lea, choice DO fair 10,
Very choice frsgrun. Gnrowdcr DO, ezra Ooiobg do
q ood do do, Old GOV. Java Coffee, common do Rio do
poiIlin,s prepd Cncoa, Grlsld Sugar. Puly'i do.
Nhte Coffee do, Brown do. Golden syrup, Sugar
House, do, n. q MciasScs. various qualities Tobacco
from choice cheap price, Pure Saieraus. Soda, q
Tartar, Nutmess, Mace Cloves. Whole and Grn d Gin
uamon, Alspce aud Pepper, Ginger. Pickles in gals
au, hi-gals., Peppersauee, Tomato ketchup. Cider
Vinegar, Mustard, New Rice, table and paiI. Salt,
ctron, Currauts, New Layer Rasins, food old do,
Scedless do, sago Miocaron, Nermaceni, Ord
Peaches Pared, do IMPAIRED, Picked Trout, White
Fish, Mackerel, Sucked Herring. Cod Fish, Soap,
various kinds, Star Candies Pressddo, w. Il. Whale
Oil Lard do, Indigo, Fig Blue, Alum, Starch s. Petrc.
Copperas Soft slleled Almonds. Pecan Nuts, Brazil
do Filberts, Bed Cords Clothes Lines, Brooms, Mops.
Clothes Baskets, Wash Tubs, Zine Washboards, aud
Z hoop Pals, Brush Brooms, Flour Buckets. Spice
Boxes, &c, &c, all selected expressly for Family
Ese.
U7jsAlt Goods warranted as recommended.
Al The Brick Store, cor Main and Front streets,
4 Store recently occupied by McManus& slcphord.l.
G. NJ. HAYNES.
Davenport Dec "a, 1874 d&wtf.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-01-20
Fifth Street..

DtItEC--e
Lot No. 5, Block 50, corner OF Brady and 5th;
Lot Noe, block IS, w corner Perry and 9TH;
IS s. 10, do &c. 4 do do do
e. Lot do 81, West of Harrison street, with
Frame Dwelling, Fruit Trees. etc;
Lot on 5,h street, in Block 30. with three tencments
RI ting al sI0 each per month; Price S3.0OG
Lot corner Main and 9TH streets, 3jxIJO feet, well
located for 1875;
Lotsl and 2, in block 3D. corner Of Scott and 9th
Lots and &, in Block 81, OF Scott and It'll ST.
Lot No. 4, IN bl ], Forrest and Dillon's addition.
The above Lots are all on College Iiil;''
Lotto, in 81 81. corner Rock Island and 7th streets.
with small frame tenement
Lot, O and J. in III 20. lie Claire and 1th sis:
Lots and 10. in III 20, corner lie Claire and IN
streets;
Lots =, and = in III 60. corner Iowa aud 1h streets.
with large Frame Dwelling:
Lot 19lxI'G feet deep in out Lot No 70, corner "f
Perry and eth streets;
Those Lots all have commanding views Of the Mis-
sssippi RIVER the Erwin Cities and the Islands.
Fer sale by GEO ]. NICHOLS.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-01-20
One Of the Best

HARMS in Scott County, containing 2e0 acrcss all
Il under fence. $40 acres In cultivation, 30 tim
her. new and complete set Of buildings which cost
s2OO0. Situated 5. miles west of Davenport Price
81 800 half down, balance in Apae year. For sale
by WHITE q CoRBiN.
nrc. o9ill. lS5i
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-01-20
Third Street..

Third Street.
Lots G. aud g. in Block 10 fronting; on tth street,
between La Claire and Farnai.
LOT 6. Block IS fronting the River, Farnain aud
81 streets.
Lot Noe, in Rock IL. 40xI3o feet. near the
Of Western Avenue and 81 streets, with good Frame
Dwelling, Fruit Trees, &c. For sale by
GEO J., NJCKOLLH
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-01-20
REAL ESTATE, AGENCY.
GEORGE l.. NICHOLAS, sa.

M GEORGE L. NICHOLS, sas
ao DAVENPORT, IOWA.
ohacs Corner Main and Second SITS. nov II
Cl7Y LOTS AND RESIDENCES, for sale and for
~ lease.
---Front Street,
-Four Lots 2lyI4G feet on Front street. cOrnar Of
Rock Island, Block No. G2, with store Rooms and
Warehouses, for lease 10 % years at ror
on the value.
second Street,.
Lot No 3, in Block co. between Perry aud X. Island
sts., with good Brick Dwell ing and appurtciances.
ry desirable tor family residence: $4,000. lYsyt-f
Lot B. IN Block No G5. between X. Island and Iowa
SITS, with large Double House, part Of stone and part
ofbrek; rents for $50 por month"; very cheap property
at $3.50. rs
New Store Room corner Of Cd and Perry streets, in
Block No. 80. sftiYf
jix7j feet, with comfortable Dwelling. For sale hy
GEO l. NICKOLLS.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-01-20
FAMILY GROCERY. .

rINHE subscriber has opened stock Of Gfpccres ia
/ his house on Perry between Second aud Third Is,
which he nl 10 be ot the very best quality
ard which re " i'll sell low, can be purchased
elsewhere,
.t. CIGA RS.
\ choice lot of Cigars just received aud for sale 10"
at wholesale or retail.
c. 81. PECK.
Dr, cnpurt. bee 23l, lsjilG
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-01-20
Fourth Street.

I OTIS g., and &, in block &C. corner OF Farnam, on
- ly about 900 feet south Of Railroad Depot.
Lot 3, in block Sc, 32x $50 feet deep North side
of f,h. between Perry and X. Island street very
desirable Lot for residence.
Lot No 2 In block S. on Perry street, near 5th ST
with new double Frame Dwelling Of Rooms. Cellars,
Cistern. Well. etc. Would make good Boarding
House. For sale by GEO. l.. NICHOLS.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-01-20
Great Bargains.

INoR Sac few IG0 acre tracts OF Gnimproyed land
i in Clinton county. Price s. per aefe-Terms
500 Cash. balanec in 10 with 10 per cent inter
est payable annually.
Jan I6. lS-J MHIIE CORRIN.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-01-20
CHINA HALL.
No. LIE CLAIRE ROW.

WE have Just received the largest md best assit-
w ment Of China Glass and Qnecnsware from Pot-
ters whoSe goods are not cNceicd in beauty dura
biiy in this or any other mark at which we oier 10
your inspection: Among great variety OF articles III
nt,r line we have q superior article oi English aisd
French White and Gold Band China Iron Stone and
White Granite Parian and Rock ngham Ware aud Ii
full ssoriment OF Glass Ware, wih Toilet AMI fancy
ticles in great variety: Also Chandeliers and Lamps
al every descriptions: Looking Glasses, German and
French Plate OF all sizes aud prices aud man! other
articles toe numerous 10 Montion.
We shall keen constantly hand a large and wei
escorted stock Of tho above named articles which VIII
he o red to the public at prices that " III del! eonpe
,iti,n We are combining ourselves exclusively to tus
rnde and purchasing direct of the Manufacturers IN
large quantities. enabled 10 offer to Merchants
and dealers such induce mentsi prices that "ih make
il an object for them to buy fus Call ana examine
'"' ''1N' H. S. WEBB & GO.
Camphene and burning Fluid always on haha.
Davenport, Jan q, lsJ5-du
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-01-20
WHITE e. CORBIN,
OFFICE No I oRR's BUILDING BRADY ST
Offer for Sale

4 Farm miles from the city 100 Acres. Has new
N er failing water good House, large beds OF
Coa, and mur II valuab Timber, 80 acres fenced, 30
under cultivation
Price $4,000. credit fora large portion ofthc pur-
chase money nj 10 per cent interest.
ALSO:
4 Farm 10 miles from the city, 20 acres Good House
never failing Water, Wond for the uses Of the farm
nearly half nmdcrcultiva ion.
Price $1,000 Credit given for part of the purchase
money if required.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-01-20

DOCKET Bibles--A Great Variety;
! English Printed Gilt Edged, low Priced;
Ditto OrnameAtcd Sides with Clasps;
Fine Antique Bound Poi.gio,;
Turkey Morocco, Full Gilt Ditto;
Plain Velvet Bound Gilt Edged ditto;
Brass Bound Velvet with Clasps;
Ditto Embossed Velvet dilto;
Large Size and Print, Full Gilt Ditto;
Call and examine thcm at
Jang rI No. lie Claire Block.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-01-20
Prooms, Brooms S.

uS'r re ,cyeti and for sic Wholesale or Retail,
81 prime lot ofcominon brooms.
ia aunry ,st BURROWS 4 PRETrSMAN.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-01-20
Crackers, Crackers!

USr received and for sale Wholesale or Retail,
- Huc lot of Boston. Soda aud Butter Crackers.
January lst BukkOWS d PhEl MAI
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-01-20
DRIED APPLES ~
BOARDING

1 FEW Gsutlsmon be Accommodated wi
II Boarding at the corner Of Main & Second s,
Davenport Dos o3a 1853 If
StIIH'S New Gee eraphy and Atlas,
- Mitcheli's Biographies, All Kinds;
Coodriehs School Histories.
Bulliors Euellsh and Analytical Grammar;
Well's, Kirkhaln, yons Smith and Ciarks ditto
HAYS. Adams, Greenleat>s, Colhurn's, Smiths;
Davies, Euierson's, Pereins sand Tsbots Arithmetic
On Hand al For sale at
Jan Eth. 1855 No lie Claire Block
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-01-20

4 Good assortment of Portmonais AMI ladies work
"A Cases for sale worry low nj No lie Claire Row.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1855-07-14

On the 18th inst, by the Rev. John Thrash, Mr.
HKNRY w. WooD, and Miss MARY Porrs--the two
latter of this place..
On the 9Th inst, by the Rev. Dr. White, Prof. Al
ExANDER S. NELSON, of Washington College, to Miss
ELIzABErH MooRE, daughter Of David Il. Moore Esq,
of Lexington.
In Scottsvie, Va, by Rev. f.. l.. Cochran of
AS P. HodE, of Richmond, Va, and son of Rev. r.
G. Hoge, Of Scottsville to Miss lsApoRA ToMrKlNs,
daughter of the ato DR.. james Tompkins decd, of
Scottsvillc Va.
On Thursday evening the 9Th inst, by the Rev
Jon. s. Blain Mr.. JORDAN BLANKESsHIp, formerly
Of Franklin county, to Miss ELIZABETH JANE, eldest
daughter of hr. Samuel Gordon, of Augusta coun-
ty Va.
On 26th ult, by Rev. Mr. Meredith, RoB'r. N. HAIR
PER, junior Editor Of the Ronney Inteigencer, and
Miss JULIA c., daughter Of DR.. W. IL. Middleton.
of Fairfield, Va,
At Mt. jackson, on the 9th ult,, by Rev. Mr..
Mallory, Mr.. CALVIN N. MOORE, and Miss ELIZA.
BETH NJ. SIGLER, of Shenandoah county.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1855-07-14

@ We have neither the time nor the
inclination al present. to enter into la
bored discussion to prove the nationality oil
the Democratic party, as requested by the
Republican. II the writer of the COM
meuts in that paper. upon a short para.
graph in the Vindicator, cannot see himself
that the Democratic party is now the only
national party, and that it has been main
lysthrough its influence and power that the
constitutional rights Of the South have
been yindlcated we could not hope to con-
vince him. IF the Democratic party is
not the national party. where is such a
party? We must nave some organization
of national elements. or the. Union would
be dissolved. 1t cannot be the old Wing
party, for that is acknowledged to be de-
funct. 1t cannot be the Know Nothing
party, for there are two platforms.
North and one South-directly conflicting
upon the most vital question,l efiecting
the great interests Of the nation. Then
where is there rational party, save 1t be
found in the Democratic partyi II is the
only party, which can lay any just claim
to nationality. II is the only patty the
country can look to for safety.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1855-07-14

Tho Boston correspondent Of the New York
Times furnishes all interesting account OF The
proceedings Of The Know Nothing State Coun-
ell of Massachusetts. I. will be remembered
that The delegation from this Slate Withdrew
from the Philadelphia Convention, and signed a
minority report mich. conflic,ed with that adopt,
Cd by the convention on the subject Of slavery.
The State meeting was gotten up Tor the pur.
POSES OF endorsing or repudaing the action OF
Tie Delegation. OF course the course Of the
delegates was approved.
The following resolutions were adopted:
Resolved. That this organization be hence
forth know as the American Party in Massachu-
sets, and does hereby sever all connection with
the majority OF the National American Counci'
recently assembled at Philadelphia.
Resolved, That ihis party affirm " lth renew
ed energy tho distinct principles Of American
ism, which we have eerelofoie expressed.
Resolved, That the action Of a PARTON OF the
South, In attempting TO send Papsls into the
late Council at Philadelphia, affords grounds for
suspicion that they have other and ullelor.ot Jecls
IN view, which they seek 10 strengthen by an
alliance with the American party.
| Resolved, That this party hereafter stands
TO effect The restoration Of the prohibition clause
Of the Missouri Compromise, and to secure Tree
institutions in Kansas and Nebraska.
| Resolved, That the interests Of the whole
county mperatively require the union and CO.
operation vi the people Of Massachusetts aud The
Free States, aud we invite the cooperation Of
men sf all parties IN Massachusetts and the
Free States TO maintain and advance the prin-
ciples we proiess.
Resolved, That the Massachusetts Cou Gil de.
clares thai all principles OF the Order shall be
henceforward everyw here openly ayowed; and
that each member shall be at liberty to make
known The existence Of the Order, and ii recon-
mends that there be no concealment Of the
places Of meeting OF subordinate Councils.
| Voted, That the above Address aud Resalu.
tons be signedsby ,he committee and officers oil
the Council and published.
In responce to these resolutions, Governor
Gardner exullinely came forward as a delegate
from The National Council, and rejoiced thai
Massac huse,ts had sustained his action there.-
| Wilson, Foster, and o.hels spoke.
This is know nothing nationality.