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Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1855-04-28
Commissioner OF H.oction

eour! Hoass.--Geo. VI Cochran, Joseph Saith.
Thornton Berry, Nm Abnsy and john Branae.
burg,-M. II. McCue, oi,cer. IS ~ ''fts
IAsddtebrook.-Nra K dunlap, Sanl Kerr, Vim
Lowman NM Thompson, and Jas q seott,--ke-
doiph Turk, officer. $500 a j.
Grsenrills. ohm Churchnan, JOHN Merritt, las
Bumgardpcr, Thos Johnson and.Dc VIA MITCHELL
John IIerew officer .fX ti u 49,
staarts Draft.--liugh G. Guthrie. G. b Stuart
Jno Hunter, Jno Brooks, and S :, Abney VIM
Hunter. o:icer. .1sleaE anE aEa4sit - rH
i'ayns-tOso.-Wm " King, Jno j Bell, VIM Pat
rick, Jacob Conner, and Rec der ,-Jno Yowber-
FishersrtRe.~-F McCue, Jno Hamilton, Joshua
Evans Sam'i McCane, aud b W Coiner,--john h.
Morris, officer. .
Ner Hope.--Geo c Robertson, y eoainan. Narl
Kerr, eidson lBarnhalt and VIM il koherts,--J d
Hanger, officer. H-t : -.
!lf. Me,iaiin.-J " Crawford, sSeuj Byerl,; Jas
johnson, Jas \ Patterson aud Abraham hohlef,- =
J Moore, o.iicsr = H'it Hsf3 @1f 9'If s
III. Sia,.sy.--T T Wilson, A Hide, VIM Crawford,
officer. ~ afssaf = ngrlsIlHIsI - - :
spring HN--T Gamble, John Liuc Jacob Cris,,
VIM Howell and Samuel Whitniorc,-U d Poe,
officer. M zs----s ,,.i. -. t.f
at. So,on.-Daniel Forrer, A r ELL. Jno irvine,
Janes l Clarke aud John Cupp, Ohm Ora~ ford,
officer.
Deerfeld. r J Glendy, Joseph Mann, WIN Mont.
gomery, X Hodge and Jacob Hesk,--laNin Mont.
gomery, officer
Gharchuite.-.Ia mes Wilson. Belly Dunlap, Henry
Sterrett, Jno Hut and Michael eser,-- Oh Vii
son, 0.cer. eis=t sa2 &FE ti'57fEzfsa 1888 e
CfaiJsr.i!s.--Jas Berry, Luke WoosiN ard, Robert
Craig, Jacob Kunkle aid .!ohn LocAridge, &c "
McCutchcn, officer. % saf ,S.44E#n1S Ha1lrt
Stan.'on, 40, 2.-Wm 4 Bell, Henry Edison, i
! Points, Vim Sianker and a j CARRIER, VIM
Craig, olcsr. sszlz ssr 49,. sszf .-.-f..s.
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Democratic 1eetinp5

The Democratic Association met at Inc Academy
in Waynesboro, in accordance with adjournment II.
n. pafnall in the Chair, and 4. NJ. Iulbero, Sec
rotary. '''s'' i'4tsF ~ =
Col. VIM, II. Hartman being present by invitation,
large audience had assembled to hear this popular
gentleman, who entertained the meeting in a speeeh
OF two hours, delivered in his happiest manner Civ
ing those enlarged views of the policy of parties ex-
nbitlng deep research, and much astutaness in the
AFFAIRS Of men. He endeas ored to put away all psrti
gan feelings, to quench all partizan aninosties to
forget Tor the moment that there were any cherished
political opinions at stake any dear bought policy
TO contend tor in word laying bis democtacy aside
ss invited attention to the political contest bctwsen
democracy and her opponents something that the
people had deep and abiding interests in aud N axe
up their opinions of the oombatants from their sew
era, conduct III the field Ills hoaest impulsive ma
ture prompted him to assert this occasion as on
all others before the people his opinions on the pot-
zeal topics that he supposed to engage public atten-
ton, on the all absorbing question Of KnowN Nothing
ISM ne could not be inisunderstood.s His opposition
to It on principle was open and unsuspcctng. For
his fair and manly in discussion, hsopponens
praised him, and his political friends felt that any
day.4 f.ss-s & n 80 sE,.ssf "a -
IN Read Bolts letter On she arstpags. Ttis The
yt<t. Axt hrfuut If tha nAn~ inr>. e
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1855-04-28
ror rHnenspr slIc'As7 lxbIslAron.
. Messrs. EnlrnRS Hea ring tha On

-Htss's' EpiiVHs' Aedi1nk that ei1 Fllday evening
last, there was to be gentleman from Stauntol
to dress the Den defacy 1t Stov,rs Scaovi-house,
an old line democrat repaired tiither, to hear what
was to be said in support OF the position and pinci
Pies OF the Democratic party, antlto my SURPRISE,
when got there, cunt y0ung gentleman ad-
dressing the association tn fths mcst sane ar
gumentiye and convincing speech, have heard for
some tine his manner OF address courteous. lis
language fluent and chaste, conveying the nearer
Close conception OF the positions assumed. Upon
enquiry, was informed the speaker wss Geo. NJ
Cochran, jr. What enthusiasm butst uponnse, 10 find
,ouns man. who had been reared ui,der influence.
bitterly opposed to Democracy, surrounded by asso-
eiaiions Opposing such an alliance, TO find him bat
Ting ardentiy fer the cause / had cher he'd
through lille, telt like sxchiming, truly ths .kes
are bright and frightening. ~'a
Next appeared upon the stand that sterl ng I'D
sager, twho years ago was lolked upon in Ills Com
launty as the whee-llorse Of Democracy Col Geo
Baylor, in OF bis bold, iraak and fearless speech
Is, telling the audience il they do their duty they
have nothing to fear, and they believe it, and will do
their duty they stand ready To meet their foe in
the open field, behind the bush or hunt them to their
caves and hiding places, until they cry out eneugh
anc sietcry perehts upon our standard, in the
hands of HenrysA. Mise, orr gallant leader. yi /,
QSg of THEN.
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James II. SINNERS Appointments.

Mr.. skinner will address the people, on the issues
OF the pending canvass, at the following places and
times
staunton Thursday May 10 at night
New Hope Friday q II at O'Clock, M
Midway Tuesday is at night
Mr.. lmboden will discuss with Mr.. Skinner at
Staunton, New Hope and Parnassus on the days
above specified. Mr.. Skinner hereby invites the
gentlemen, who have been nominated by the Know
Nothngs, for the Legislature, to discuss with him at
each and all Of the above places. 3 .1rf5
ment Of Joseph Leopold. His selection Of web
made Clothing, Is extensive. ssa4 81 fsF57a
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Mr., Ssuart's Reply.

II will be seen below iha, Mr.. Stuart declines
/ discussion with Thomas J. Nlicie His reas-
on is singular enough. Gle corsenled 10 ad.
dress the people in obedience 10 liies expressed
wish. II was Difference 10. them that induced
him 10 appoint day 10 discuss the issues Of the
campaign. That same people, representing
fail shades Of political apinions,' reques, him
TO permit Mr.. Niche to Iaeel his argrmenis III,
the LAY ilticale,i. lie replies thu he Is The
representative Of no party" Neither is Mr.
Michie then, because be is induced 10 consent
10 reply 10 Mr.. Siaif, irum men ..reIr, sening
all shades o, political opinion" II is knnWn,
h,sweyrr, that Mr.. stuart will support the Know
hing State iiekei--lhai he. v hen speaking
Of il, calls il sour ticket. Ii is aIsu know, thai
alI. M,ehie IS precisely The reverse in bis opin-
IONS Hence il IS reasonable III believe thai NJ
Sita,t's views will require a reply, i,om he
trends aud supporters OF NJ. Wise But, be
thai as ii may, iheie is no chance ior a discus
SION, Mi Stuart having petenptcrily declined
We uust he Is NO, frightened by The fate e
Mrssrs. lmbodenani EARLY.
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A Live Know-Nothine Skinn-sr-ed.

Az appointment having beeD made IOT WIN.
T. Early, ESQ, Of Charlottesville, 10 address
The Know No.hings Of Stanton on Monday
last, fair and equal division Of time was.
asked by the Democracy for Jas. II. Skinner,
Esq. 10 reply. The request was granted. and
an arrangement made for Mr.. Early 10 lead of
in a speech Of 1! hcursto he followed by Mr..
Skinner in speech Of similar lensth--Alr f..
TO succeed in n eech of half hour, aud Ms. s
TO close in The same time.
Mr. Early was-very respectful and courteous
in the spirit Of his address, eyincias the perfect
gentleman. His arguments, however, were
ias-i.ic he'd, unsound and il some instances
ridiculous. He evidently knows very little
about political discussion, and is ba!ly posted
upon the rise, progress, I'VE had amos, written,
and faa,) Of his PARTY. His attempt 10 Prove The
right of his cause, by insianc ing France a, a
country incapable Of self government, and hence
II would be dangerous to permit Frenchmen 10
participate in The immunilies OF free govern.
meat was as ridiculous as it was himsy and
superficial. Do we give our government into
the hands Of foreigners, Do Americans take
up the foreigner Immediately OIL his landiuc
upon our shores and seek by their votes to
place him in office! De they give way TO him.
and do the voting, while he does the ruling?
The idea is nopsensical, and species OF dema.
goeueism nexcusable.
Mr.. T.. did no, quite consume his time =
When he took his seal, MIR. Skinner arose, aud
in his allotted time rid,lled The arguments OF
his opponents so completely and easily, Ina, il
seemed mere chid's play, although we confess
he looked rather childish himself by the side Of
the huge and ma ssye corroieal Of his ialherly
looking orposeni. Indeed, the only seeming
mproprie,y or diseourtesy during the eaiile dr.
bate, WAS the familiarity displayed by Mr.. s.
in SO satisfactorily soapins ihs month Of his
more elderly opponeul. That, however, was
overlooked, asthe opersiion Was performed so
drx'erously aud gracefully, as 10 defy com
plant. ss s. ~ .s5=ss
Mr. EARLY was certainly a, a lose % com.
menec his reply, which Of course. rendered ms
last bali hour entirely harmless lie did no,
pretend to escape froAihe light places in hich
Mr.. ;. lad placed him. Tearing, we presume,
eeu's :" more securely, oy NOV i"g at nil.
MI H'e''y showed HIS n uaenee thereby. MI.
T. is not small man--not at all lie is mol n
"icldy man, BY aay means, either. lie is EN-.
Ephaiically large mani lat mai and Mr..
skinner u precisely thsrevers.. s.; there is the
1disfence and also the reason We assign for
stating thai ne acted prnd,nily IN not attaining
point. = So. ~ - = ir0eazzs
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1855-04-28
A Rumpuss in the Camp.

The nominations made Ivy the know Moth
ings the other day, e like shower bah upon
the aspirations OF few o! The devoted follow
era OF his hishnsss, s'Sam." Fopdly had they
ii'dnleed the iat,ering hope that aureIs liagraI,
WIKI tbs scent Of the spells, would fall thick
and fas, upon their hollow heads BY aiiiainy
with the new oIder. Dut like The despoilrl'.
land, which suatches from the high beating
lear' tie most pleasing hopes, and consisns
them 10 HE tomb. so have The wild dreans OF
expecianl Know Mornings been sadly marred
aud the very bud Of hope turned inlo bitter ash.
rs IN their 'nouihs A sad picture is presented
Those whose Affections were he more ,levol.dy
20, upon The high honor Of seats in the House
Of bnreesses, have been n osi eAcruiiaiinaly dis
appointed. One gentleman OF Maine Liauor
Law noiorely, who has a .slocal habilalior
and name,H and who crrIainl, sas BON on a
cef'sln day IN a certain year In is unparamcn-
aly 10 mention names is currently iumored
could not get the nomination, for uu.t Of votes I
He wac complimenled jus, about as far as i. was.
Originally Intended hs shouh. he. |, is true
The Democratic party had iiminally aud cruel
" overlooked his transcendant claims, vel
they were never so inhun,aa as TO pace the
nectar 10 his lips, aid ere he had tasted i,
dash !. iTom him. Oh. no. lie only Jumped
from he iryn ran iito the 6ie, when he lol-
sock party, 10 which he was never mncli sci.
vice, and espouseI this latest spawn Of No.lh.
ein lanalicsm a.sz
Aud there was still another promising yon,b,
whose an'ecedrnls readily hllel him to i.ll a
within. viclan 10 The rniicemenls Of this would be
great Jug.ernaui. He ia an ambili us ehls,h,
youth Of proud and lofty carrlage, rather soft
appearance, and nsnalh travels in company
with ore Of Bal.sanls ornaments. His history
IN public life may Se 'hrs POLITICALLY told, aad
~e'to thus tell it tia, pus,erny may in golden
gilt, preserve il. Il is rather On llle llaibras
order, and is as follows. @sf ar Ff
He prung up like hoppersrass,
And was cut down like a Jaekass.
we Claim We young mars eternal gratitude
| for thus classicaiy embalmiug his memory, and
irult that his iuture may be as rich ia incident.
as varied in romance. and as lruilless in results
;ls his pas Tie has 10 love for The .yindica.
tor ~ which is a wonder 10 U.S. ". desire Il,
won him aud win him. and We thus make dis
liugnisl,ed al.usiaG 10 him TIA, We ma, b.. in
iru5illc,d luto his confidence and affection. Nov
guess who he is Ile'sa jewel, aud The ladies'
wont dispute il. especially after they read The
pathetic lines we have dedicated 10 him
above.
indeed. i! was great pity the county conId
no, give every ambitious Know Nothing iai
Office. Then all would have been satisfied
But there WAS only ,hree--hence disappoin,-
ment, &c. Il is possible we may alude 10 9th.
er prominent cliatacters in the order befors the
election. Look out Tor fan
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1855-04-28
Democratic E,ecfor.

Col. VIM, II. Hartman, Democratic Elector, will
address the people at Parnsssus, on Friday night
the llth May next. Mount Soion, Saturday the 18th
of May Mt. Crawford, Monday the 4th Of May !;
Burke's School House, Monday evening Of the same
day; Greenyille, Saturday the 18th u May,
Back Greek, May 9th. in the evening.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1855-04-28

u Why is il thai The Know Nothing pa
PETS OF Ssaunion have Permitted tho slandeIous
article, published il The Penny Post, about 7.
J. Niche. Esq, 10 pass nnnolced? Has party
bisolry destroyed their sense Q. sef.respec, aud
common eoul!esy. .577=5=z.' .5=.i= f
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ls..f} ----------- ---------
Fruits OF Know-Nothingism.

the following senliments in a recent letter ~
MIR. Wilson, the U. S, Senator, elected by the
Know .NDlbipg legislature of Nassau buse,l..
was quoted bya MI. Slack, from Boston. (
friend OF his, il dstae on tho report Of he
committee to remove Judge Lorlne from hs
eflies Of Probate Judge, Oh account Of his dscis.
Jon ~ tho Burns fugilue slave case. Read i
vir.lnlans, and ask yourselves, it you are wn.
ing 10 ACT With snch an enemy of your rights.
ami send loving epis,lss to him, chasing viii
"fours truly and (rasinally."
ANY NAN WHO WILL AIN IN THE ExEcu-
TON OF TIKI UNCONSTITUTIONAL, ikHUMAN.
AND uscHR'sTIAN FueIIlvEhkAvE ACT OF 1850,
Is UNFIT TO SIT UPON TIE N0DIcIAG BENCH IN
MASSACHUSETTS,
70 The Democracy Of Altemsfls have ue m
mated Austin H. 5Aphra and YIN. y. M'ss,
~ casEdates for No Ltx.sis'us
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" Mr.. Fiournoy has been convicted Of abo.
lilion seniimsu's. Our readers will testify
that we have not noticed The rurnors about his
slavery sentiments, heretofore circulaied. Fut
gentleman Of high standing in Mr.. FIournoy' 5
own Stale, clinches The charge down upon him.
We shall publish the ca y in our pex, issue.
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Post OMce Removed.

The Post Office a, his place has beon. re-
moved 10 The new brick bulldine on Augusta
street, near the Jail. Tie new rom has been
handsomely and conveniently fued up, aud
&C, Of Democratic .ilie,l, in The rsnoval o.
the deposits" as has been suggested by a
Wing, is only following The example Of olt
Hickory. The general ssnlimen. will favor IL
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1855-04-28

" MI. Christian voted against the present
law, and in favor Of continuing the circulation
Of shinplastets We do not remember 10 have
seen any reasons from Mt Christian either al
Inc time Of casting his vote, .eiore or since, 10
justify his course. II is well known that be
shlnplaser law was great nuisance, and thai:
man! hard-working, industrious men losl by lis
operation Mr. Christian is sill 10 favor, ms
No understand, Vi small note currency.
We will also state here that Mr.. Imbolen
was bird OF The same feather f; and was the
agent for the circulation and redemption OF the
sFickln" notes.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1855-04-28
Timely Notice.

To avoid Misrepresentation, wa will state in the
outset of the County Canvass that for the articles
which have appeared and may yet appear, in the
vindicator relating thereto, the junior editor has
been, is and will be solely responsible. tits known
that the senior editor, Mr. Koiner is candidate OF
the Democratic party for the Legislature and hence
the propriety of this notice.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1855-04-28

BARTERBaooK "A di.cnssion came MI al
Barle.brook o., Thursday night between Jno D.
lnbodeu, Esq. AMI Col. Nm. II. Hartman. W.
have not heard the particulars, bu, learn thai
Col. II. sustained his high reputation as ready
and able aehatcr. The Democracy were in fac
spirits. aud much pleased with the result. OF the
reEcUnire.
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~ The people oil Kansas have declared
Gov. Eeeeder Incompetent TO the duties OF Gov
s,ner Of The Territory, and have ordered an cleo
ti.n for his successor, The name will b. gen, on
~ SIC PF..i.seni 70! HE aPpoval
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I
MEssRs. EplroHs - Will you be kind enone h
10 inom The people if you can. whelher OF
no, Mr.. john d. ln5pdsn, dill mol originate vi
advocate, ia The discussion u! the subject Of r..
form, previous to he laa Reform Convention.
propositions r'qurihg that The rish' Of suffrage
sfauld be exercised by no one " ho .'oobd mol
read and wrle.2 a CITIZEN.
u We have no definite and tangible III
formation upon which we conld IMPLICITLY rely
for ,reply 10 the question Of 'Clilxen.' We
" Ill sale, however, ,l,a. during III discussions
alluded 10. il We rup,c ber Alright com.
munica'ion Appeared in the messenger AL
vccs'ins such proposition. MI Iml oden,
we lhiik, was generally considered tho author
Of thai Article, lie suggestion, however, Was
50 nionslrous, aud met With such uum l,iga,ed
and universal dsapproval, thai it never was
alluded TO again by The w,i,er. II was ieeler,
pull forth Gr The purpose al ascertaning wheill.
er the educated sons Of The WEALTHY, aud the
moderate liver, should lie boots and srurred
over the rights and persons Of those ~ hom
The God made free = liellier he honest, hard
working hsorer, who, i'll obedience 10 The in
J"hS'oH VI 5ttdtuirt Hhtuc+ us pIrdu ny tut
sweat OF his brow. shouli be elsssed with The
brute an! The ne.,o Every SHIFT was rn,,tle
10 touch the ropniar pulse. Indeed, The sifong.
est evidenc, was given, that the ,enaeoaue
desired his own interest To succeed, let the cost
10 a minority, aud hat n.inotily nnele,td, be
even total dIsiranchispm This proposi
Lou, !,raniieal, "ppressi We aud Disgusting as il
really VAS in itself, yet WAS Intended as he
quiniescence oil denago.nery. The yer,
strongest, evidence that could po ssibly be ad
duced 10 rloye its despieablx character, WAS The
st.ct that its author.reve attempted to sustain
il, when popular sen,imen, i;ow ned upon it,
When man upholis a measure, he should do
50 from honest Conviction. il his course is thus
tsssd he will At least attempt to defend his
ol'hcns, and if they Prove erroneous, he l..
ihen permitted, with impuniiy, TO change his
views. Bul no, so with this proposition. M
sooner did The seow Of an indignant public lall
nrop ii, 'han ii van ishrd as !, shadow.
These remarks are not Intended ior Mr. In.
boien, They ara intended for the advocate OF
tina proposition alluded to By "Cn;zen ~
Fhry aie our sentiments .iinly and nlalu,tlv
uttered, and we donbl Not viii be endorsed by
almost every voter ~ The coul,y. |, is il yer,
easy matter for Mr. lmbodeu 10 say whether he
did sustain the PROPOSITION, Or nut.
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Msssns Epirogs = Please nfrm the pea
pie Of Augusta caunty, ho~ A. Bolivar Chris.
tan Esq. voted in he Legislature upos tn.
Bill for sho suppression OF sanp'as,ers
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Correspondence.
srArNros, April 18th, 1855.

80 STANTON, April 10Th, 1855,
Ny DIAN Srs: This within Communication has
been handed me, with the request that should en-
closei to you and receive your reply thereto. IS
I'D With very high respect, s@ 81
your ob't servant. VIZ. ii. HARaAx.e S
* Hon. a. H. TE STUART .s9E M.4 80
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DEAn SIR l received your note afev moments
ago, enclosing the letter signed by many citizens OF
Augusta CO., in regard to change of the character
to your psuggestoni NOW transmit s5you NV reply
Very respectfully, your ob't ser'yt.
ss.. ~. sAlExA sDzis. II. II. STvARr.
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English language DufF,s Western Steamers
Accountant perfect system Tor such accounts.
Si-To be had at Corse's Bookstore, Jefferson
Street
TT Send for Circular by mail.
burlington, July lG. 1855. dA~