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Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-09-26
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ssz<ss Der, BIlmcn frcitct uuo otncnr
2ss'zS @ctrstS, 9citrrifts glusb Sotins.
f1urirlc unb onbtrc &titS, Sinrr
,oUtc, unb fur; alIsS oas in cntn
Wprigcn MlIincr Str9r 9etGrt, Suriid9efcErt.
DGis Sitter iiuo Icstcn ncu rcn philadelphia uni
Irupcrt crboltcu pcrocn uro ptrecn pCni9itcns 30
YrcScut biH9cr YSrtouft-ttim @rcGen uno aIcntn
dis iir cnitwc i'm Gountn 9ctauft wCrpcn tSnncn.
9RiuiuGrs tSunCu an Gin 9rstgrn rtrftbtn wsrotu.-
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br lrnlpr tnuit. 2tItt @cnnCtS ptrpcn nab @ctrI:
lung ouS9stcItrt. @cr9sNt ben Srt niht - CT ii
am Gdt Oct oomiItcn uuO Stcu StroBt btr Stabt
Qucntaun.
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Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-09-26
Seem0nn' ~Sp1rf06c,
9NhiIohclniin.

Sfftt: 55 1EalnutitraGt, cine Sburt pcIttb SCr IT.
StroGt. YbtlOrctpba.
0itIllGr uiumt OtrcftEu in Summtn rtn Z l auf:
- wGrts pcn Stormou unb 0ttt
Stint YrcScrt 3mIcn fiirs SNBr.
0os Gjdo miro ouf &trlan0in imncr tfrrt ;urddtt:
;ohtt. Die Sfiitt 1T t&attb ron 8 bis lbr cftn
uno am Nicutao uno Samio0 bis llhr Nbtnos.
Dicks Snttut huNct man ais ctnen bcaucmtn uni
iitcru Srt fir @autrn uuo Inocrt Die 8tfbdftG in
Ibordhria hottn, um GjCo III pcpcnircn.
&1SN 006 Gotto miro ouf &trIan9Cn ;urlidtt;ablt,
cbnS rrrbEr Gettj gu 9rttn.
Seripaltcr
Gcnunb Il. ScubCr, Qht6. Sc6 R. Srlcu,
StihplG e. 8iibrp, GSCr9s rrlrtn.
Scbn ~ Qcrct. 8rti. SRcrris,
Srbu SQt6anrtts, GNiuoro Q. Gtart
SatCb SbSte, 9apt. Scbn Gallo9bar,
Sritpb SR. GcpsG, eScbu 8itt,
SCitpb ". SyiNrs, Rtharo IS. Stcttsturr,
Gpparo y. Srctttr, gSm. Sbippcn, ir.
Tr0ntlln 8atcn, sEm. =. Stnts,
Sbrmas GrrpGr, @Hpuro q. ptttit
@rciio t-SrontIin Sell.
e oemeiitcr-GbarIt5 M9. WCrris.
GrtrttGr-5omN5 e. Yrin9tt
OF Der 6rli6ritf 9Irbrtlt otn &trpoItcru, So:
amttn cNr Qotutcn psoCr oirStt nctb inorrtt ruSts
Gjdo ron Der GjItuihaft Su bcr0tn. Gttnfos: "col
Gin 8ub Qsholttn pcrolu fell in mddltm itcrr De-
rcltcr ras Rtht hobtn clI Gins Qcricn 81 erntnntn
on ptu. i'm Sau pIs Sross, o0s Gjdo itGrtEjab
pCretn fell"
Gepttmttr IL. 1855. naGN,
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-09-26
geDa GauntD 6p0iDule
Gu g M Il n &.

" u S fit Il II 4,
Sie 2tho Gauntp locd1tbult miro am SJ1rnta0 rem
23tln Strrttr, 1855, ibrs rrtttt Sieuuo teeinuSr.
Ntr 9thr:Gurius miro ric rlrihiSecncu 3uti9t
ttncS 0runtllthcn cn9ltlchtn lnCrrttbs uno &ctGl:
unp Sultrumntol:OIuNt, nttit frou3SHibs, orutitt
uub lotctnibt Srratbt umfaIcn.
un9t Oomtn unO HGnncr mClthc eos ecbramt i'll
itucircu uno itb ols rroftitbs SthrCr Su tcfib9tn
ndnlhrn, ino crfutbt ilth nit bCn Gi9tnlbaftGn psr
bcthithult tcFonnt III maiden.
Sir Smotnttn mtlht Nltrcncritt, gbtlcicphic uno
lRotbtmatd ituoircn pcllen, tpCrrCn feline iuldshC
Nnrctbuuuarn otmatbt. Die 2ctho Gcuntn ioctbibult
fam htb rthmtn Cins Der bcltcu Scttltcpt icBi9Cr
Btuueun9 ~ ttietn uuo ctcufalIs Die pbcicpbtibtn
uno mathematician Snitrumcntc, wltbG sur @rlctb:
rruna ocs StuoumS nctbprnfi9 itno.
Die Steuna ooucrt flint NJlcuot. Die @sein9un:
lcu iiuo TO- II unO ii ShOltr per Steun9, ic noh:
Dem ocr ShGtr Reconsideration 1T. @ine ;uiieltbr
Nnrcthnun9 uiro cIthSu Stuotntcn acnodbt wtlhr
Sron;Snib, DIutib, gatiniib unp IRuiIt ju tuotrru
pdnIhtn.
SttSiti0ln0 fam an ithr migiacu 9GNn0un0tn in
Qripat S0mititn in Der uumittc6orCu Natbtaritbaft
rtr Sdhult rhatten ptrocu. crcr tct ctm Yrtnttpol
fir 50 bis 60 Sbattr ptr Steun9-noh Strhittnig
Nts alters init GnithtuB pcn Qufttht, &albcn
Yrtnnhrti unb eiht. 0oS Gjctiu miro ic cr0ts
rithttt Gin bunpett Sbdttr aufwnthmtu, uuo Der
Yrin;ipOl hat fSbi9s StbdlfIu, UNI i'm in allen 81:
tntrn Ctr SNlntnltNoft gu untcrltuEen.
SIR GirfutirG uno wcittrc @iuSilhCtttn aGorcBtrt
Samcs 9. Sbprmafer.
YruJpal.
Re crcnScn:
Gas. %. Cooper, gIQ., Gailrcr Der SlQrns
! tpwn Sant.
8brmoS g. Gcrpcr, NJ. d. Gcrprrsbura.
Gtas. 5. 0idruI6irp, NJ. d. gdrtrrmlicrS.
Martin Semmcrrr, GIa., SdIjbur9.
9bcmns Sutblltrr, Gmaus.
gSlliam Slcctp gicormacungie.
Samuel &tmmerrr, Giq., Sbermlfcrt.
! September TO- na4m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-09-26
8tbel< <0eIeQ10aft.

GS fell cine Ipr;itUs &Iriammlnns Der ,9ctba Sc.
8ibEl9ikuhaft," fir bcu S2uecu Der G5sFuFb0ft, in
Der Sbwammsr Girtbt, (NltNcr 9NiIfrrp) am Gem:
Tag etn l4Nu SttcbSr, ots &crmttals, uuo rG5
9latbmitto9s, om uamtbcu Sage, in csr MtuonttSn
Strtbs, (StSr gyltlfCro) 9tbaIttn mcrScn.
8. .. Sarnes, Yrsftent.
SSptcm6lr 10, ub3m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-09-26
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Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-09-26
lOllO !! AOllO d!
GcpttmGtr II,

@ucUtHliU.
accf nmS SEcubar5 ne6mcn picie Gjes
trgenteit ibrcn 6 unpe n unp rcm 9CCbrCn
putlitum bic Nn;cioc ,u maden, Rap le Icetcn
ibren nruen 9roGrn StUd prn auS9rScdnrten
GSerti9cn alciScrm
fir Srrtf unb 94inter SrrSp1ldnpist Gatrn, no
rauf lic bic 2tufmertilmfcit 9lllcr lcnten, meld,c
aus bcm tclcn uno trtliantcitm Strf Su wSGrn
winI6rn Der rch jcmol5 in ttClJcr 0jr9rno &C.
ICbrn purbe. Sore neurn Otter, bcitebCrb aus
alIcrIc 5u6, GaIiimerrs, BctCnjeuBc, etc. wrrs
BEN an S6En0eit, Silligftit up Scrtrefflidtct
wCper in 9llrrtrwn nod in Cncr anpern Fancs
itart ibwtrrTsn-uRp &1ufcr ttnncn Fb babcr
grab audi fulton na6 Der 9rTbtcn 9ldIir-uno ths
re &Ieiprr onmciIcn IaBen, weldc nad Serlan9cn
Idnetl prrfert9t, unp an ben ollerbiQi0Itcn 9rrts
Icn at9rlaGrn merbrn. gSir batrn nod ale rns
Iere saHlrei&en &unccn srn Sip Su Gce 8rpIieBt,
uno mrrrrn cs in 3ufunft ItI tr6er tgun.
tlnire 9rrBe SrrI4ieNrntcit Ypn
9tbfrn, $.pirn, gSrltrn etc.
Scn alien pitternS, SarirtGt unb Sdnitt, iintct
man Su ieperscit irrti9 oui Sanc ; 10 aud cine un'
9ewDbnlt6 9rrBe ouS8cluttr SerI6tepcn4eit eOn
GiannS SurniibingzGjiitcrn,
ais Santi6uGc, StriimpIc, ScarfS, GVQars, 2a'
iArntrSgcr, SrimtrI9cr, etc.
Sic llpcu Scpcn Elm, wcf6rr quite SIr9Cn gu
MAIDEN winIAt, an 9tc. 50 onjmuicn, no CT ici.
nc l6rrbitl unp QGntcrs &ciper an 80 bis 20 pro
Gent wpblieilrr taufcn fam, ais icritwp. gScm
igSa!s ea ni6t rrr Dluno pGiiern
HThtaun, Sep. ~. ratS
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-09-26
Grnltlt1c N16rt6t.

2tGe osisni9cn wIltbe ncb ihuIti9fn an bic on:
ttrlo6snitha oEs psriicrbSncn Scuds 8 oas, ltet:
bin ycu ernu Sauuibip, 9stbo Gauutn. no hitrourdh
trniitlb uno gum Scetlumot auflSicrrtr ppibCn nun
uuo Dem Gotten Sttcber tei psu llnttrgiburtrn orW
ruftn uno atiubc;abtr. Siathbcr wcroCu ris Sthul.
Den 9ttetih cin9ctrcben. SClchC Die nctb 2tncroG:
rungtu bdtcu mE9tn, fno ebcnfulIs criutbt ritctbr
ir9ltidb cinWbSpot9tn.
Samuel Camp, gsm,rs
9barn 9. S1ds,
SErtcmbtr 10, na3m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-09-26
Selmbolo'6 b6bit concentrirtsr juiams
menoeIester Grtroct BON
SdrIdpariQd Stub,

Bur 8ttni9un9 bcs YutS, @ntftrnun9 aItr burtb ocn
lltbcrfuB pcn lyltrfurN cntltonrcntn Gr0utbtittr,
Slcslttllun9 uno llnYcribti9tttt i'm gtbcn, front:
ibe 8rantbIttn Sit aus unrtlncm GttlIt cntlttbcn,
unN oaS cin;j9r ;urrllgisc bttannte Hittd 9C9tn
Strcfuo, Sal;fluG, &rnotrpf, bots: uno Btingt:
lbrpdr, SthrGr;cn uuo Gtihwullt Der Sncthtn,
8ingpurn (StttIr) Nusfabrtp in Gjtltbt unp ollt
ihuppl9en pautausbrtht.
Oitltr Nrtitd miro nun rcn cinacn bcr btruhmtc:
ittn Itr;tn et5 eanetS ntrlhrittcu, uuo bat b ais
wtrtamer in bSr prorS crtpttlin ais ir0cno cine
Sarlaparilla 3u6trtitun9, pchc rtm putlitum il
rf1rirt puroc. - &tribicotnc SilIc ncu SYPHILIS.
SRerfurial uno Suculn Srantbcitcn wurrtn 0inlb
her9tttIt, ,uttdt'irS'ctn upturirtortu BorcSunrtr
cftntltbcn JniiitutcnSn, itt DItn SObrCn otIcr
bentlldcn 8tbanetunoslpCift ptbcrltarotn hobtn. -
OicIs S6lt litEru ltbla9tnec 8cptlt rcn ben htia:
snsliirLun9cn biCltr SRtbitin, cn9c oCr bortnGd:
h btmmcn, nab eSm biz Ortgtn jtrltSrt
uHE slHtbtn btrCits dn9t9rftn rrarGn.
q l5rl Oh t.-Srttft rcn pCrdntpcrtlldtn Qtrj:
tinsunC prckicrsn pcn gutlrfbicbttJtn mccjtinjbtn
@clsslsn. uJnz ZrllillaI sCp &urSn ptu YatIutIn
""S sSsn UstGS@ ssGsps @ iis iie},i Sis 5toc, ssst
StaibSn fir 5 Sbaltf.
@rtratt rcn SoriapartNd cttnfaIS l Sboltr CO..
Slafbt, cesr 6 6taibcn fir Sboltr, Der an StSrtt
ctntr Galcn SNrup pcn SoridporllIo 9tib fcnlnt.
StrftrttSt uno pCrtouft ven ". = ioElmtrlo, Ght:
mlftr, 263 Gbtsnut Stra6t, robt ocm Girorb oous,
Nblacelpbto. lIno i'll batCn bEi 0tn utbrlttn Drug:
nttn uno oinNtcru olICntbdltcn.
alIe an etn @9tnhiimSr corr N9tnttn oSortFtrtr
auftrS9t wtrcen pdntttttb ttlcr9t.
Suli 25, 1855. nalS
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-09-26
So fir bcn
NelrsS5Orf StObr !!
!CSDtit,t uuN SFurfcrf. 9lrp. % gBclf

SSpupf nnb SfucFcrf, 9irp. 20 gSrlt-
Samltcn Strabe, 2llentaun, ga.
Satrn Ioebrn rrDaltcn rine 0rpben &oratt
SpGtjatr5 uuo 9Gintcr Sitter, rslAc ftc fir Bar
gelp ensctluft baten unp weI6e iie willig iinr
an ben rGmltden Sepin9nn9rn an rincm tIeincn
Nrrft richer otSuIcgrn.
&crNrbt itr Niottc, ,,tlctne 9rciite unb I6nrl'
le %crtIufe" nittt, nit rnrm 9rcbcn Stcf Glitter
I'M jrrcn @niprchcnbCn trfriept9cn ST tpnnen. -
Sbr Strd telc4t aus
Gjcmeincm I6warjcm Sctbm,
Sancy %. 6rcniA Nrrinp,
SnrcnY Gwia pcriian Ditto.
0truVlM nc 2oinrt. @erfan 20.
SYcncie 5uM, Ii. ~, II. w.
9Scriicr. Irinmn9s
8pnnct Jljt6rnS,
SlnrlAuGe,
StrJmpfe,
NtueIirs, &C.
llnr fur; oue IUtGc Sitter bic 9rpS9nliA Srrlan9t
mrrrn, wrrpca auf Sanb 9cbaItrn.
Srp; tem
70 rpoGIfrjl wsm nidt wpGlfciler ais ipnlwu.
GtrgIqe Qrtcn 2anpcsprpSuftr wcrbn Sertangt
q. 3. - gti8t5 wtro 9rrrGnct um bic G,itcr
;u Sei9en-aerne werrrn rieIeIte Yprgrle9t, - unN
wrnn iie niGt paBcn, crwartcn mir AUDI ni6t gu
pertauftn.
J0pupt unb Sturfrrt.
ICcntaun, Srpt. ), natY
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-09-26
Die NuSfunft.

GEcnaus, mcine mceias Dame Sdb bin auf etm
aHcae mciuE pcbgtts Srs6 uuo SrunGt pcu Der
9Rrs. Slcpp Su tauien an
Strpp'S pp9liriIsm 9arSstO StcFr.
Stpttmbtr II, u9tY
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-09-26
8Qnf N06ri6t.

Die ltuttrpi6uCtsn 9ctcu 9iotbrtbt mic cs Die Sc:
kes Dicks Staats prrlbrGbtn, ra is tEi btr uGbitcn
@Shsstbun9 pcn 9tuuplpanien urptitatirn MAIDEN
stretn, fir stt Sntcrpcratjcn elmer Yont nit ol9t
msiutn Distcntcs unN anbtrn Yauti5r:YrpilE9ttu,
pstct in Der Stoot 9atoaulua, ecea 9auutn, Grritb
ut psrbsn fell, untCr ecm IGmGn:
Sanf BON Sdta Iuuqud,
nit si1rsm Capital ntn GiuhunNtrt taui no SbalSr.
uno nit Dem prt9Ium. rokl6t aui 3rptibuuSCrt taus
Irno Sbaltr rcrmtbrcu ;u NiirfIn. uuo SWraticn p
bS9innsn cbalo Ole @iubunrErt ouknb SbaItr SintGf
sabl iine-
escicph eoatutS. Srhn 9HilIiams.
SVotSrF gStlItamrn, Scibua !ouut, ir.
iSacto Shcmas, gd1ultuS 8. @tbrrt,
uriab Ssgunnts, Chs. Gj. Shutltr,
6. o. putrr, Simrn Stirutr,
Situbcn Otlbtr, Ntttr eGur,
G;Scr9t StbCrtr, Slmts u. Suatr,
gstGiam Stlltan, Somud Shcmas,
.penrN SclIt +, Swtn Rlt,
8tutrn Tatttrlcu, Gb0rlts .. Tnltr,
Gbarlts 6rathu, SR. e. Qtbri9bt
Nylcraon GmauuGl, g. O. eottar.
Oapio Il. Scntlsr, s. v. Mortn,
Charles %, Sou 94tUiam 6cte,
Somcs y. Sbatf, Sepn SbrmaS.
Sunt 81. 1855. n0bN
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-09-26
SSctbcr bulb i,nb NIincr,

95eNitncn Itb cttitr Gctc0cnbct tbrtn 6HtnnCM
SGnntrn. unb cinem 9ttbrttn YutIItam uHErbaup
anjujIi9Cn, oo5 iIt cine
9tcuc Gut11cneNtn6rrt
in rtr BotnuGitroGt, rIr Stoct 2tItroun, GER /,
nt.rhatt Ger Hcfrrmirttn ,Nrthc, unp aUor all orr
Nttanutu 9Etrtltare bcs NIoi. @9llltOm Srt-ec1l
Q0rStn 0rrFcn Sttt IL tiuftb an tb 0cbrotbt- or
rthttt bottu,-oumc hc 0c0Irwirti9 Ouf !oauc bObcn
unp imnltrbln bocn, c wit outb auf NtlttIIun9 NEr
ftrti9cn ptrren
2tllc 2trtcn Subrncrfe iurb
ScbliftcT,
rcn Ntn ntucitrn Nuttrn ceer Strts, rit ocrShnlit
III bititr Gjcotnp etbroucht uno pCrtonot wtrrcr. -
Uc ihre l(rbtittn mGrptn unttr brer ctQncn Nufnbt
aus btn teitcn otriarn ptrftrtiot uno e tGnntn No
her fir ollie bitt6c out tehcn rit ihu QHtrttSttE r
laItn. 8ufst rahtr an uuo urhCiltt fir @ub itltit
unr i6cr;tuat Guh rrHtcmmcn rog tbrc 9trttitcn9ut
rGucrbaf unp prbftit finr.
alte Subrwerfe
riroCu i'm Iu$tanib fit ntue on9cnrmmcn, une naftr
Gin rthtmdRi1cr grcig trloutt.
Sit ilrb bonttOr fir btrtits 9cncecnt &untithot
unO merrcn tb ltct6 tcitrctcn, ole rie e init tbrtr
8unrIb0it ttthrcn, rrDtoulntu iu bcfrtttan.
gSiIliam s.. 9Sctbcrbplr,
(ornrY WiiLtCr.
Grptcmtcr 10. nt3W
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-09-26
pennspluauia 4tlaSistrate's Gaw GibrarD.
l. BINN'S JUSTICE,
AND
BUSINESS MANS LEGAL GUIDE.

New and Sixth Edition, bringing the Low dowH to 1855.
Treatise on the office and duties of Aldermen and Jus.
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Including all the required Forms of Process aud Dct En
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"A Frrrrisc the Law of Costs" "Eqn yurspr ud0nee"
"Nisi Prus Reports Editor uf ,Purnu's Digest Ia
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The Daily Nashville true Whig. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1851-1855, 1855-09-20
Fair Of the Mechanics Institute.

Mechanics of Nashville and of the State, are
You ready for the contest which is to commence
a, Odd Fellows Hall next month"; Il will
there be decided by competent judges who Is
alead of bis competitors in his profession
We presume there are none who are willing to
be entirely unknown in this great test OF superb
ority, We hope there is no Tennessee Me-
chanic willing to let Mechanic from an adj
Joining State bear off the Diploma without an
effort
There is mistaken notion among some OF
our Mechanics that whatever Is sent to the
Fair, must be prepared especially for that pur-
pose, and many are offering as an excuse for
not contributing, the fact that they have not
time for, and cannot afford the expense of pre-
paration. This is all wrong Send up such
articles as you are daily manufacturing for sale
There is no necessity for extra work. Utility
is the thing sought to be promoted, and who
ever can show the best article for service, du'
liability and economy will be entitled to the
Diploma.
The Daily Nashville true Whig. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1851-1855, 1855-09-20
NEW PUBLICATIONS
SYDNEY SMITHS LIFE AND LETTERS.


W. t. BERRY & co. have just received
SYDNEY SMITHS LIFE AND LETTERS.
Memoir Of the Reverend Sydney Smith, by his Daughter
Lady Holland; with Selection from his Letters, edited by
Mrs Austin. vols, 12mo., muslin.
more than commonly delightful and wholesome book
London Critic.
Lady Holland has fulfilled her mothers wish, by
writing such memoir will enable the world TO under
stand her fathers character nearly in IFS full integrity
Mrs. Austin, at the time, bias arranged each OF his
letters could honestly he published and illustrated them
with delightful preface full Of sound and helpful comment
London ETdHJiner.
Lady Holland has produced vivid and interesting pic
ture Of the private and domestic life Of her
father. charming picture Of remarkable man. as he
appeared to his friends and family-LoRdOR Spectator.
Next to a day with Sydney Smith himself, there could
scarcely enjoyed richer than the perusa Of this
book IL is a worthy memo al OF OF the wisest and
best well the wtest Of mer.LOHd0p Literary ca
sette
more lovely picture has seldom been presented to the
world than this brave and bright creature, rich
in wit humor high animal spirits nehaustble kndness,
manly independence sagacous good To read this
book a moral tonic It lesson in life. 1t makes us
happier and better And while does this presents more
entertainment than any hook easily named rich is 1t in
wisdom in association in personal gossip about well known
people London Led0er.
The credit to his honesty, his heart and his
understanding They proof Of the cearness Of his
conceptions, vgor and breyty of his statements and
the perennial fertility OF his comic ancy-LOHd0B quar-
tei,ly ReCielc. sepS
The Daily Nashville true Whig. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1851-1855, 1855-09-20

On Wednesday evening last, we had the pleas.
ure of an interview with Col. w. B. A. RAM
sey, Secretary of State, who with his family tar.
ried for the night at the "Crutchfed House." He
was on his return from Knoxville, where he had
been with his family, enjoying short respite from
the labors and confinement his Office The Col IT,.
formed that he expected to be before the Legsla-
ture for reelection for the last time No man ever
discharged the duties of the Office more faithfully
and more satisfactorily than Col. r. Well posted
in the business of the Office prompt and accommo.
dating, no one has had cause to complain. He has
taken part in politics since he has been serving
the people as Secretary Of State. As man and
officer, his course has been entirely unexpectiona
BILE. We hope and believe that the Legislature
will again give him the Office, and fulfill the wishes
of the people, who prefer faithful officers in civil
trusts, to partizan victories. Chattanooga Gazette
The Daily Nashville true Whig. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1851-1855, 1855-09-20

GLOOMY PROSPECTS OF THE EASTERN WAR
The London Times, August %, has a very
gloomy record of the war, 1--WE are in" ii
says, 'for another winter campaign" and it
adds of the attack:
$50 the great day, that dreadful day OF which it
may almost be said, in comparison with all the
other conflicts Of human passion and outporings Of
human vengance, Dies ira. dies iilG, luce SDiesa.
deus ct fauiiia Is still indefinitely prorogued and no
body can say in what month il will come. We on.
" know that the longer il is postponed the more
dreadful il will be, and still wholly uncertain In its re
suits But there is, In our opinion, one certainty
about II and that L. whether We take Sevsstopol or
not we shall still have 10 winter Ia our preents
position. When Sebastopol falls into our hands it
will he mere heap Of ruins with all the horrors OF
the cAa-nel house With the enemy still possession
ofnorh the side, the south side win only be the front
Of our own attack, as bloody aud wretched as our
present advanced trenches. So that whether We
take Sevastopo not shall s,ill have 10 occupy
the heights through the ensuing winter"
Tents, we are also told, will not do for win
ter and the 90, 600 huts promised are not under
way, and the army cannot DO well hutted be-
fore Christmas. The editor nevertheless con.
cludes:
1--WE are stilI fos pressing on the seige with the
utmost expedition, and with all means in our power.
and preparing with even lavish provisions for ali
the thousand contingencies Of a winter campaign.
Above all let there be no doubt as 70 the means OF
communication from the camp TO the haEbor, which
must be-as il has along been--our only base OF
operations.
The Daily Nashville true Whig. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1851-1855, 1855-09-20


Always has the Union and the South had her
Spartan band in the North, and by them has the
South stood, and them has she defended, as always
she will continue to Chattanooga Advertiser.
No one will attempt to gainsay the first
statement of the above paragraph. That
"Spartan Band" composed of Old Hunker,
or Hard Democrats, and Silver Gray Wings,
have stood up, in times past, for the South
in her direst troubles But how has Mr.. Pierce
and the present administration rewarded their
patriotism2 By treating them the Hards)
with the utmost contempt-by turning them
out Of office-by promoting the FreesOilers to
Office, and receiving the Freesoil leaders into
their kitchen Cabinet confidence. AS con-
sequence, where is the democratic portion of
their Spartan Band now, headed by Bronson
and Dickinsona Are they in any way acting
or sympathizing with the present admin
istration2 Not a bit of it. They are de-
ploring its friendless condition" exposing its
inconsistencies and short comings, and standing
upon platform which, besides that adopted
by the American party at Philadelphia, is the
only one which the South can recognize, they
proudly and defantly hold the corrupt admin
istration Of Franklin Pierce at bay. The adj
ministration papers in the South are determin-
ed to jump upon the "Hard" platform, taking
pains to hold on to the administration, and
careful not to allude to the fact that it is an
anti-administration, anti-Pierce and Marcy
platform. The Mobile Register has joined in
the universal alteration which has suddenly
been awakened for these prosecuted Harda.
1t says:
"The Hard Shell Democracy is the only organi-
cation in New York that is worthy to receive, or
expects TO receive Southern confidence"
The Register is the leading organ of the
Southern Democracy, so called. 1t ignores
the Administration party in the North, but
cngs to the Administration. 1t lands and
endorses the anti-administration party in the
North, but still hugs closely to Pierce and
Marcy. 1t is really astonishing how that party
calling themselves democrats can adopt them
selves to all sorts of changes, and gulp down
all sorts of inconsistencies, in order to follow
their unprinciPled leaders, who labor only for
the spoils, and are kept together only by che
"cohesivC attraction" of selfish and unworthy
designs.
The Daily Nashville true Whig. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1851-1855, 1855-09-20

The Eagle and Enquirer asserts positively that
the american party does not purpose to interfere
with the rights privileges of any foreignborn cit
izen living in the country" The platform de-
cares equally as explicitly, that the American party
shall vote for none but aatiUe Americans Tor ONCE
Where does the shoe pinchg Who is right or VINO
Is wrongg Is the platform humbug, or Is our
heighbor merely trying his hand at humbugging!-
Memphis appeal
The editor of the Memphis Appeal who by
the way, is clever gentleman, and would
have met better fate had he been on the
right side of the question, was beaten in
race for the Legislature in the last election.
We would like to ask that gentleman if any OF
bis ''rights and PriVileges" were interfered with
when the people declined his services in that
important position7 This is the point. The
American party does not propose to prevent
foreigners from running for ofices-they can
be candidates every one of them, if they
choose. But we Indulge in the belief that our
offices can be better and more appropriately
filed by natives to the manor born, and we
can give most excellent reasons for the faith
that is in us. We hold that there is nothing
peculiar or new in this position, and all this
fus and parade is made about it by our oppo-
nents for the purpose of exciting the prejudi-
ces of the foreign population. We presume
that nine out of every ten of these anti-Amer.
lean editors, have sworn in their hearts hun,
dred times, more or less, that they would never
vote for Wing, and latterly "KuOoO Moth
ing" The Wings never complained, that we
know of, that their locofoco opponents were
interfering with their ''rights and privileges
by so doing, and neither has the American
party complained at this prescription by theil
anti-American opponents. The argument thai
is sought to be made upon this point by the
Sag Nicht editors is too absurd for respectable
men to attempt to hang point upon.