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Sauk Rapids frontierman. [volume] (Sauk Rapids, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1860, 1855-04-26

NJ linDssasian q states that thss
~ pressnt pcPalstion 81 st Paui n 5000.
W. 81 lliet tlInt ~ two yssS5SE rom this
s;ne ! u ~ regulation vii bs ~, 900. Who
WI dou6s Il Then u ten years the
Linn III 81 Paul win equal that of
s,5t:sI 1onis.
WI shall con.nence nv publica-
ton a q our next paper q n. original
.N:,ns.Iriie, entitled Il Az,oLA, pr tho
PLKD0E on BETRoTHAL, by MIMI
MARY LKR. FL
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-03-23
SIGNIFICANT FACTS,

The JIHis deties as to instance single an-slavery
journal in the North which supports the interests OF
the Know Nothing party. We might reply by chal-
leuuiur the Wig to name a single w-Nothing
paper, with tho exception Of tho New York Herald,
that is not anti-slavery in it's sentiment. But we
choose not to evade the issue. The Boston Telegraph,
successor to the Commonwealth, "i Infamous memo
nv, the New York Times, the lesser Organ Sc
ward, the Ohio State Journal aud the D'trod
dJrsrt.er, all favor the Know-Nothing movement
And, farther, the only anti-slavery journal in the
State Of Virginia, (do the public know there is one!
is the Wheeling Times and Ga1efe. THIS paper was
the original organ Of Kuow-Nothinsism in tho State
aud surpasses oil other papers 10 bitterness Of hos
i'li,y to Mr. Wise We might instance many other all
u-slavcry Know Nothing journals. Is the ''Atg an
swered,
i'nay not be a.uss to state another fact which we
eHa'euse the Wig to ooutrovert. Every ant''slaVe
- journal Ia the North which has indicated any teei-
Is 'eSeld TO the canvass in this State, desires the
ue'ea' VI Af. Wise and the Democratic party. 1Ae'
senefa' sentiment ia fairly represented by the fol-
lowing extract from the New York I;mcs, Seward
Organ:
The Wig. Of Vrrinia of eour.. uuS,r.,oud the,r
gam; They nave been @ borns down for twenty years
oy the Rionmonu m.einoerasic Junto. and were too
weak, even in the Wing storm Of 1870 which swept
from power the VAs BpkES dynasty, to achieve sue.
cess They were not able to give the vote of his nm
tive State to HENRY CLAY in ls44 nor carry the T.Y
LoR ticket 10 1915 But they will now lnugh at the
calamity or their opponents in this thelr day Of uva.
sion BY The ubiquitous SAN.
People of Virginia, consider thia language, See
the cordial eympstpy between the organs of abOli.
tiopism, and tho Know. Nothing party In this State
The "ubiquitous Sam" viii sustsip here The fret and
fatal rspuss in his crafty enterprise OF abolition. 'lr
einis win prove the Tbsrmopyls Of the South, ane
her Spartan Democracy will BE- the arst to check hs
progrsss Of the enemy.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-03-23
y, {. CLAIBORNE.

This gentleman, who amused the members nni
spectators of the Int Democratic Convention III this
place, byH rantiug speech which gave evidence OF
more lungs than hrHns, and various an;ic caprr-, To-
seher with other Interesting tcatS useless here Ia
mention, aud who stated that he intended to "scOur
the mountains u Franklin iur Wise, has come ont
against tho StanutOn ticket, aud sntcs that hc hns
hung bis banner the outer wall, and that it shall
there hang. until Americans rule America. He has
tax en the stump in behalf OF the Know NothinSs.-
He skinned completely by Mr. billiard, the
Democratic clrctnr Tor that section Ot country, IN
recent public debate. Claiborne is to speul at Bed.
ford Court House at the next Court, where he will
have the mustard a>rrcd by Charles Irving, the
gifted aud cbvalruu- editor OF the Lynchburg Re
publican. We cXpcc, to hear 81 brilliant triumph
for the Democracy Ar. l. is one OF tho ablcs! speak
crs in the State, ana having the right on his side, will
doubtless teach the than 'rcnGgade Claiborne
lesson he will not forget. Tie LyncIburg Re-
publican states 'ha; il is expected Mr.. {. will he Il
candidate for Congress Gi;.si Mr. Bocock. II such
is tbs case the editor PROMISES his rrudcrs many un
amusing Development There il scarcely poll
cian in this section uf tho State politically more
vulnerable than this identical gentleman.
But to show what KIND of imam Mr.. Claiborne Is,
and what rclinncc cnn he pnced upon him, we have
onlv To refer (" his the Democratic Conven
tioii in 1851. Then In was the warm friend Of Mr.
Wise. What cnu-c, hia change! Has Mr.. Wise not
been true 10 the party since then! Surely ir. C'S
conduct is nc>cuenc. Here il an extract from the
proceedings OF that Convention, dated Thursday Sept.
Is, 1851:
"Mr Claiborne, OF Franklin, had come here as the
friend of Mr.. Wise, who he believed would be the
most powerful advocate OF Democracy before the
people. This nornips. however, he found the Tenth
Legion and the Northwest burying fire for Mr..
Wise, aud he G.It bound to vote for Col. John II,
whom he saw they w,rc most anxious TO support
But should 3lf. Ni-'be Nominated, hlF district WOuu
roll up espendld 'nr~ity orhm. - Sta"hhon ''""'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-03-23
TILE INNINCIBLE..

While the Know Nothing. .Whig Psesa are e1pdts-
ting on the popularity and prowess of their candidate
for Governor Wa search the record in vain for proof Of
hi, inyiucbty We discover that his eager desire for
Office, is perpe,ually baked by the most hulnsting
repulses by the people. He has sustained more de-
ests we venture to AFFIRM than any other politician
in the State.
In 1887, Mr.. T. y. Flournoy was a candidate
for the House OF Delegates, and he got Juat 2oo
ou, of upwards of 800 votes. This in the emphatic
language OF our peighbor Of the ''h:g, wss large
ss.nords In 1885, he made another experiment on The
tayor OF the people, with this result Edmund' tDeu
s53 TAYLOR, Dem. $685. Simms, tWhigl $40; Flour.
nov. ,Whigl aS! Defeated in his aspirations for the
Legislature Mr.. Flournoy elevated the object OF his
aim, and made a strike for Congress- And this
time no, without SUCCESS, for he contrIved 10 sup
into office through an ugly chasm III Inc pe'ho'
cratic party. He was elected by amajority Ok votes
His constituents had high appreciation OF his ao'
" in Congress and they rejected his application io
.a continuance OF their favor. In lSl9 he was beaten
bv Dr. Averett by majority Of . votes The itch oi
office VIA upon him, and lac not content without
another struggle. In 1851, DR.. Averett beat him
again by IL majority OF about 3t0 votes. After thie
stroke he settled down quietly into obscurity, from
which he is rescued for short time, by the nomna-
ton otthe kuow-No,hing party And this ID the IN
vincible Flournoy.
II is represented that Mr.. Flournoy has prodigious
strength On the South.Side. The record tells diff
ferent story. His nomination will not detach the
ever faithful Democracy OF the Soutl-Side from allie.
glance to their party, even ahatc the ardor OF
their zoal in this canvass On the contrary, the no.
minaton of an inveterate Wing, against whom they
have so often fought and with such uniform
will rckud!e their old fire and in.pire them with re-
collection of their past victories. Halifax will spurn
the bribe and her noble Democracy vii! win even Il
more signal triumph oYer the Know Nothing OF to-
day, than over the Wing Of lS'l.
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DIED.

ngp. Ia this .Hy. NJ the .es:!.ucs ef coL w. .
Drirssrc March llia, les, ROHEkT ". GCCFEE- i<1
oi NJ. George Cooper, meAI Hsapt.r 'ti 'z~i 2. 5-'
q. months ALL !! chy..
Tie Illness which tvi .. young ulas igozs ceE E-s''
-npii CoYs.aa y.uL o' III. esf- r1:.a: FER -
beef s-ndr: inicHt.1g prc'cUs:o: :sc sca;s -.
&C two rLot wcC.s hurried .::a Les5e.
So unexpected We h.. end, the: rse:ao.t.c - *:
lad de"otcd grt.dncner t-ho!c - he oYst =; n
having lest nis OWE ..ohe: IN infancy! wc': osHe ,e'
pleasure of !..!ns;erns h.ic cGrc: ni a.; f.l -
rhcir plnce. acwev.:. we're surr-et g @'S. :!.~-
,rhuse aoa,e 1. sce:;, !:s sa1 Lee f.-''- |1..! -
aIc!tl
ofIia ne, E1Uert wsia g-n.T..rv1h., s4 VIE e't4I-
5Irs.r- IL. associates took Il E.s.;:lI t-- ~
=: n. vounv Sornp,nor. ne !, r':rersr!- :.rrFt~'
y.fe i , .alr rsstIons, E!. .os: Ii !gegy:
We rag. GA % .-5d-a NJ extinction oiL. & crsE y:r
scd slatLic may wc cot ese!a.r:
"Reyoai tho f!sht time
peyoud Tie reign Of DsaIc,
T.sre surely Il some Blessed c:.r..
W6sTe hfe 70 rot b.es.t,-
Nor ..ie. affections. 1ine!ea, .rr,
wheee spark. !? upward It'd e4.-.e"
prr. Wednesday uoJnrs ~ 7 o'e!ock, &c :.Es
EDWARD sop OF VIZ c. ard AhT!l.s AIe-. cs:1 ~:
year a-d nine nonihg
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-03-23

N on the 2!s; Nov, 1854, two negro men. one Lhn
lEi JOHNSON tall, black fellow. abou: - years oo'
Si,b 0! his front under teeth ot', an" 'e a. W
cue Of his hands He is from Maryland and was pu-
cbs.ed Ia Rirhmoui The other aAM, short heavy se'
man. abou, n5 y"ar- oihas a;hiCk long head OF hsr ne
a tro,., r-,shooGho6.i n Warrenton In Virginia WIN
nv. Sfy dollar, 10, he delivery Of both Pull!aIn Ds
Ms Richmond y! secured jail SO that get Them OF
,wsn.v ave LIlsr, i.r .,.nr: ( H. STONES,
pee cit Iunenhurg County
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-03-23

NETAS comiu.,cd 10 ;e jn G: Charlotte county. Va,
w the 5:h day OF January. le5,. a. Runaway,
aeero named FAIL, WHO sold here on the "a
Il May, 1853, by William q Friend, administrator OF
Geo-s" { Friend deceased To- Mcssr-. Gregory s Nor.
-. So!j negro ac hGst committed said he belonged
to ". Nayo O. ynchturg. Va, afterwards said he De-
N1s'd;o Hr. bnn!'l " Jordan OF south Carolina. !hiJ
.:Us color 10 GarN iuch"- h,h about - year.
VI aad wns drrssri when taken up III black coat and
lr.cs,.c ,bir lc hnd also, w!e yarn cuul and ch.ok
!s'a pgn,s.
TIE owner OF said negro slave j. hereby requested
:yTwGrd prove his properly pay charge and take
.u OF him. Or he will be dispo.-Ii of the lass d
ca- THOMAS II. SMITH.
Juilor OF Charlotte county Jail.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-03-23
a. Ni.t, .HHI z ~, 1CS0-NV>
rr.x. y.N.1x- mn n AOS Onward
~
NJ Y Ma

vi OF the 10Th ul, taking with En small b!ncs Gar
md urobnbIy Fiddle also WINSTON is bright Inu
alto about i've feet ten inches bigh 26 years old, and is
very stout rhleue man. bushy hend Of hair and allow
him quantity Of Clothing, 30 it 10 uncertain whaI
hohp,ion he may hsve His aim is 10 get 70 frn"
yrs md he will either uuempt wt terurc passage oS
r.a. from Richmond. or make h. way by Railroad !.
a-1sudr or Fredericksburg
.aipay the above to me or 10 Messrs
.an se MIN again "M bA"bi.
-, f,r.al cui., Va March l6-dlwScIw
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-03-23

DAE AWAY from tho iubscIbe!, on Tue i'H lns'' ~!
II tu:ac..oom servant, WILLIAM lie is slender tnnie,
.al for lis sge) about seventeen years old irh N9"h
nuis.,o muck in his speaking and ac'on. lie nae Vt
cs lueJ lie may bc preparing 20 go NorA or to aorios
Old Point where he rsised Rnd lived last year WIN
Col Ie Russy at Old Point Comfort. wlil give 80
in the vicinity of Richmond, $50 II out oil H.
500 ou: Of The State. delivered 10 e with my necss
IIT expense 10 get him here. WI nhAi,,
~ .S.rtf klchnlOhu,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-03-23
By rHE GOVERNOR OF VIRGINIA


EHFORNiT.ON having been received by the Execu'
1 :.v., tia. llEZEKiAH HUDSON, charged with utter
e., counterfeit money the county OF Prince Edward
:spea on IN. meh; OF the 2sih Of February lsot from
As ' Of ,hc cOuay of Amelia in which he had been
toaincd in con-eqGr"-c o. the burning ot the Jail OF
= county OF Prince f.ward and that he is going al
~" therefore. 10 hereby offer reward OF one hun
lrs os-s any person persons vino shall arrest the
'Hi !czcsaa Hudson and deliver him into the jail oi
t.'n county and do require all officers OF
his c:.i AMI military and rcqucst the
people generally their b.; rxrr,ons 10 procure the
hresof ac sud li"oH that he may be brought to jus
'.c-
, Owen under my aud rs Governor, and under
Il" - VI" l"s-r: S.,, the Common wealth, at Rlch
MONT in' -h day OF March in the year le55.
JOS. JOHNSON.
M; ~; l' Ho''i@or, George - Mrsf ORD Secretary OF
bsck Hr anu kcs. and .b, vesrn, s,c
"s1n to be qg!;c h isu,!su,nr mnn
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-03-23
REVENUE AND Fl 'ANCIER. .

NNuESE TWO disiins'lshcd and hishIy bEed 10
RYc.rs and Stullions, the first by Trustee%@$AN
AMI ,he o.hc. by Boston, out Of the same aain, ,.-
R.she So,ners by Charlcs will each make their hex
s.s.ou NJ my Stables bordering the City OF Iacanond'
.,d adjoining Buchnnans Spring
B-e,d,rs OF B,ooied Eorses thus have an opporu-
,:y ci making their selection IN cros-!ns on tht
,.er bred N,tive sMd Imported stock IN the county
:, Coils of enc. Horse remarkably promising
Traxs-r.ity Dclsrs thc Season. and seventy snsu'
80. with the customary fee q: One Dollar 10 IN.
Gya;G.
Al .o ;.nvc IN ior can so ether horse Eis year nn
), a.a!rd t. The prise Of ,ae Mares we'll led c;
sx Gents day.
=" JOHN NJ hO1TS
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-03-23
THE REMOVAL OF JUDGE LoRlyC

j.
Ro,!pv. March i3.-The committee Of the Lex
,,r. an :; ;a;i;"n Tor the removal "i judge Lgsas
ur,: divided III opinion. The majority repor, IL i4'
o, removal, which in s,uri by fouc ,ncmbHrs. = =
umi'y report. signed By two members IN; bee: -@-
rritrHi u-aiIs; the removal. The "the. mern53- =
the committee did No: sign the u.,no-y report -..
10 !. ayalns. ID" removal.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-03-23
Of. sA.NNHE LIN E0R SALE.

s so5.'0,ps III. rasSs % .sd oGrsi asn IN
ssa2g' L4if '. | One mile Of Rapid Ann STATION and
if'st ;ls :s,. ot W!ii.s mill About 2e7 acres l.
,,~Sr yerI woods, Of which good portion 10
-H rcv conir,.i io' ielerg. There 10 on the farm
''''Hy For terms. &c. spply TO
esnsrsl As.,,,. RCFFlN l. ACGtsT
No. III Main o., Richmond VI
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-03-23
FRIDAY MORNING, MARCH 23, 1855

All 'i''S mlrhncry OF the Know Nothing orGnni1a'
tlon aud m"ngrc ticket-all ,his zeal and activity
among wing politicians, it directed solely I" The
ov"r''r"w "i the Democracy, and iii. restoration "t
the Wing l'"rly t" power The 5ua ~ locoCoc0$m !s
mctaphotcal expression for D"aorrai.c GsrnfrHc.M
and the prediction Of d's""iaramsnt, Is nothlng but
an anticipation ot the Sfo'Ls. Nnwondcr thnt Il Wig
editor, with kn"w-Nothing appetite Tor plunIer, is
transported with the fragrance Of the coming" re-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-03-23

TIE CHARLOTTESVILLE C0ENENTiOH.
We trust that our Democratic friends in .bc Tarou'
counties composing the Central district, l not iH' to
have meetings for the appointment Of delegates 10
meet q, Charlottesville on tie l9thof April, for the
purpose Of nominating candidate for the otlco OF
Commissioner Of the Board Of Public Work.
This is an important office, and the Democrat. O.
.A. Disirc; should he indifferent 20 he !ac tha'
Richar,I g Morris, Esq" is now the opposite" cA''
didate. AND l, ST WORK. lie cHn he oea'sn 's''
easily ii tic Democrats vii! 90 only hall 1heH
and we trust ta; in he present csn' h''' every D.''
cra, will do HI, WHOLE duty. We "ish 10. Oil! -
defeat our opponents. bit TO s'ak' TEN o0"H -
,u,h IN overwhelming majority THAI ,hey WIZ never
szsu be able to organise IN EF1.nA e'Ass - ssao-
rSiis;., wings or Know-Notai-z,.
'D+ar.i;, rssav hold your meetings and ssad dele
.o,.s - RI, Charlottesville Couvsntou.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-03-23
"SkIES BRIEIITn"

The above hriet quotation is one which we like to
look at. The tmc:lnnoreI and eloquent ''lailcr
Richie" now no in"rc, used it frequently III The
midst OF many vi tbs campaigns preceding glorious
democratic triutnphS. We believe we are fully ai'
thoriZcd, from What Hc and knox, to say hnt IN"
,'skcs" nre indeed "Nric cht mud brghtrniug Clouds
and storms, it II true overcast political heavens
Immediately after TIE Staunton Convention adjourn.
ed but the clouds are rapidly disappearing, aud oil
begins to look bright AMI cheering. We hare no
doHN Of Ire rrihp phd election Oi The Dc'H0cr'fc
ticktt-not a doubt. We believe The true hearted,
the Intelligent aud incorruptible Democracy OF the
State themselves corld secure tho election Of our TIC
ket but the Drmo.rscy will not be unalded IN the
conflict Thousands. O! the trest and best oi the "h'S"
Of the Slate Mill esteem Il ar h2d0r TO vote Tor the
nominees Of ;ha Domocratiu party. We speak what
We know. Gcnune wings in Ruckinsham-whiSs
who never before have cast q Democratic rotc-wi
vote in May next for that truly great man, that poDie
and gifted and eloquent defender Of the rights Of the
people, HENRY a. WISE. We hare heard Eock'ns-
ham rhiss say aud they bu; echo and re.echo the
declaration made by other good wings i'll other parts
of the State. The Roow Nothing movement, whist
nHs sopeS 'psS' better , nasSs1 ss"y = &c
heat. mos, ntellic'yt and influential rings ot the
State TO declare thsr purpose TO vote. for The first
tim. in their Eyes; in May next, for the Tribune Of
the urcple." Iu view thcu. ri all the itgAf;
srouud us we feel fully authorized TO use the heart
cheering quotation che bead OF this i'ara%rapti.-
| Rock htHPham Register.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-03-23
A STRONG WARNING TO THE SOUTH.

" OOC
We commend to tba serious attention OF all South.
ern men, the powerful lette. OF Mr. Cadwaader Of
Philadelphia, in reply to Mr.. Orr. Mr. Cadwalsder
i. the only anti Know Nothing elected from
Pennsvlv ania to the mex, Congress- Is a man
Of infeIible Democracy and his letter i. eio-
ouent and able. Gan Southern men read
this exposition by gallant and sound Northern
man. withou, having all theig sympa,hiea aroused
against the dangerous Secret organisation that origi.
uatoI in the hot.beI Il Abolition!
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-03-23
,ALIABLE FARM IN HENRICo FOR SALE.

VTt 'hLE FARM IN HESRICU FUR oALE-
w '"S :: sa'. .: the mo5t desirable and raiu'
~. -ia.. ir Hclrico county, being but 6t mile:
"H'Ii Hy'ha Plank Road, or 6 miles By the OLD
49, '.s' co'..r.a:RS 800 acres !7J cleared 400 well
- s'ei II" h,aHte well wooded in pine and oak =
tro,, Consist OF dwelling house containing
l,-isres, good barn, good ice houses Il
&c So &iotn, cnr:sgs houre, hen house, &c.
.lc,e IT,. ~ n "ssry h-d we'll and springs for do
MO sl,o s'- - o. ?5 acre. OF excellent meadow
Term, J! i'ts:d noy bearing.
N".i-c~,, -Fi?'o RCFFiN g. AUGUST,
4.sc-.l Arcnts No ls3 Main st
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-03-23
J.,,co NoreI,l; lsS5-clm

TInE BLACK HAWK MORG 4 -
L HORSE NORTH STAR" will serve mares N.SA>
lac present eeasoa a, Mr. H:cts stable In Rch-&~
9ra :, Dover Mills and Mr.. Aollsnds three mile
s53ve Goochand CouI; House tC paTncG.a's, zee 1alE
bill, H. BALL. o"hei'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-03-23
VIRGINIA.

,'A'-In Ss',.'.'i the Circui, Court OF Buckingham
;,n,, Murray Ind Mary I lis wife. formerly Mary
,.;. Fltfs,
VIII IN q urdS'g, and Eliza 5,- wife, wivm tud.
T., and Amanda iiGdsnt children of mo .s;d Iv;IIo
!iIi.ins, and Eliza iGl-ins Ioa,.A s t.i;
- " his wife. Martha +. Hudcua In,n "a iI
N.hsm II. UudGns SanUc " uuJ 80, ~ a. H"uS'Hs'
g.ta' Iesse IITdSns Ihos. + nadsn. Ash%,r Msrr 4
H-!.n: sud Elizabeth NJ bis wife LHjsh Wu , '".h a.
ss, Tuu,n and Martha his wii", formerly TI Mex Mex
!:n. Madison u. Bacby and Martha hi, wiz tiud
a.is, Robert w. Hudgins, Peter r. Srs,,or loS'
Allen W.l.ar, Phaup and Louisa a. Hud,ins Ei%G"A a.
* 9. Henry Y Mndgins, deceascd.
1sr !a3 among other things. it wes dec:eed ,m ono
~ .ole.s OF the Court should enquire .rh"hc,
y Tie t.,ce, (besides tie PLAINTIFF Of John lutsa
et"i rrc:.e greater proportion of the money nt
: N he spIa Of the slaves in thsprocee,tings mention
s, :. -. proper share OF tho solvent bonds for sGca
.';.. 10 ,h- foregoing dscree srs hereby notifet
a., - ,sr- +, buckingham Court House, 90 the SC
60 =: u e: AsXt viii proceed to make the said en-
". n. F. BOCoCK.
--N '-~,Hiw Commissioner.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-03-23
STRONG But TRrE

In ls4s, the Know Nothing can ldate i"r Attorney
General pictured the riso progress and decay o the
Native American party with concentrated power OF
EXPRESSION whrh Tactus does not equal. iIo de-
scribed il as the liEII-BuRS ASD IHE lIkGl-HorSp
PARTY, Tradition 40 reports. The Indignant orator
Is now embarked il ,bs same vessel, and is booked
Tor thu. very destination,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-03-23

The FL DoRlro AYrAIR.-The Washington cor
respondent Of the New York Times ,a"s:
Tnc friends OF .hn administration here essett tLsl
the President hsa krdered that extreme measures o.
taken, if necesss4. 10 exact Instant reparaton al
Hsvana for the i"tsoutrags upon the steamer II Do
rado,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-03-23
THE RICHMOND ENQUIRER.

ny RITCHIE, PRYOR X DCNNAvANT.
WM y EITCNlE & ROGER A. PRYOR, EDITORS.
FRIDAY MORNING, MARCH 23, 1853.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-03-23
pRnIEAN pATTON,s POLITICAL PEDIGREE

Anti.yan Buren in 1892, Tor Van Buren, in 1885,
Riyes Conservative IN 1872. Wing i'll lS40. State
Righss Republican lrum 1911 ISL Democrat from
1874 10 1918. Know Nothing i'll 1851. No comment
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-03-23

The Washington Star anys that Tie President Ca.
binei aud foreign Envoy- entertain not the s!'gh:e>f
doubt OF the truth ii ,hs repor,o desti, ol the Rus
linn Gar.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-10-30

CT JOHNS HALL, OCTOBER n, ls55.-DEMoCRATIC
- Republican Union General Iomm,ee.-A special meet
ing Of the committee will be held 81 Johns Hail. Of
Bowery and Delaney street. Tuesday evening Oct 30
IN o'clock Punctual general attendance earnestly
quesied. JOHN H. WILLIAMS, Chairman.
j ?, 9; 6 Su1nr: sssecreiaries.