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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-07-17
GREAT SALE OF TOWN LOTS
IN 'cHr. TOWN Of
W Ne 81 - r. n l. IA

ON THE STR tIGHr LINE kAtLhuAD. SIXTEEN
NILES FROM EVANSVILLE.
sale Lay We Pa s % on ths
commencing clock a NJ. The town Ebe fsi 4
cate, immediately on the Ey12sg,ils z nd9nat oils
Priuerton II miles from Newturgh. u miles IRON Boon
Blue Grass it is r~garded the
healthy it.aton il Southern diana IL ss TToanI
ed Il Offers to the mechanic many aqysnt4 e. amSngst
% ntronia.d and he hanaseme supported by
he arlang business Of the imne late ghborhood a
per could esupPli with slaves aud poles IRON the
canal aud sui greater iaetrs that will soon he afford
by compiet of the railroad will enale HIM for
ward his wties 70 ne ,Ler b me- win en-
ett Of me tow e.n be seen At Thomas
smith one the propretOs vng near he misses ~ho
will give any information desirea pFevi usy the cay Of
TERMS OF SAL :one- fourth ossn, fourth in p.
ts ss the r. IT Il saiuaon or
s sF2s15 5s s fff%IfSa'.ar. rropstss9r.
Sweet + leonard. An"f'o"Htr
Am w.AsHIAt.ION hOIhI7
FEHE Proprietors o. this ogse have TsTSEeS from shI
qla s court ohse where they are ,, pared "a
their old customers and all others "no may see
when We shall use ali our sndsavors to aer-
it. our will be the best the market affords aud cur
charges moderate, v yard Ian fo-o,,,,rv .,,s+or,
SGSd sSl and Ell
PINE. AND POPLAR SHINGLES.
Woo 6nG No | Pine Shingles.
- JOHN r GLOVER. p
-to Corners Main and seventh st.
FRENCH BURR MILL STONE.
AMI The
GENUINE OLD AM HOR BRAND B0LTING
CLOTHS.
A H'0 j. r. MONROE. Agent.
Va Corner Of S eOnd aud Oak reefs
AROMATIC BLACKRERRY4 CARMiNITlyE.
ca aud ett etHRl of all disorders OF tina
"a stnTnaeh aud howe for chill sdnl g. promptly
the ohsnae diarrhoes cholera uerbus,
ar arv summer complaints and fux Cali at
- - j K. Mo RJE'S Vanity Grocery
% Corner of OAK and >econA Evansville. +
CHEES1
DRIVE W R. Cheese z foz just reed SpS f.T ssIs BY
+ 20 . " q : VI n q ,
50 DIX les
FESES boxes Sta. aud Tallow Candles.
S do Cincinnati. 6ermsn and P In Soap.
~ dozen shaker an d good common Br0oms
10 gros good Matches; in store snd for sale lnT
NEW POTATOES.
-EE LARGEST AND BEST 4 TOWh!-A lot OF Po-
+t6es FL from the country. for sale chesp- Call
NJ sAe opposite the AUDITORS old othes. at $3.50
M ssgi YfFF 7. HEADEN's Grocery.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-07-17

kVANAViLLh, ND
m, the ARE SOM y TEi
O's Sy ressn drant the the City
paItleip'ting ia any riot or d.s"rdsly asaemIiy.
KasrIs a aisordyriy house Of any kiaa.
Keeping Gaming tsoies'
Krerlasro%, .sr m a Freater quaatfty than 25its.
dg aay l,hte can die lsnp or 1teh smoking cigars
any 9,Tn So &c or place containing hay straw etc
j hodgrats riding driving in tbecisy;
without Arst tching traces ehstos Jokes by which
>toprg any dray other vehicle or aeross
any fo@tah aerg's any sF e. or ey cart.
aaIrg' lumber t@e Are o. gal manure or any 9th
Tre.passing qpon Or inJ9rins publ e. onnds
Ia hing Canal thin the city. during day-lishs
A lowing any birch run ar 'rFe
sstnes along across. over any street alley etc.
Setting 81 Ere srackers sqo or any other works.
All ~inz, b. 8. dthrr snirna1s to run at arg.
Psstins any dead ohio. opposite tn. city
oruetng the eution Of process IN the hanos Of an #
Causing any false alarm Of ERE.
KEEPING s-hss IN barrel box bustlo vessel
wi i,,as oveS tie bank INTO he Ohio.
Esin anH ysar or langusse
Ii tchiDg horse other animal without caring It,
Iiitehing eiy hoTss T. other arimd to Shade ees.
streets between light o'clock P n. any
time within twenO Of any tuildDg
Erecting frame buiId IS within the limits prohibited.
Running drays. waeeons without license
xii itns any show ar aasa uent whatever with0utli
Putting ap signs across or over side Wallis
Eseeas shed or s"sisE S Sysr any side walk
epngor using PLAY pg cards al out grocery coffee
70 suasr chickens other poultry to run large.
Paypsa organ hYrdy gurdy Pagpps or rnsi-
cal astfun MT upon any alley. for superior
aun po.t am q Tie s ss' y g9FAs within
~ sst@e , mag RI IS. go'iei rag any
BaI Ing prfrie without strict Of dinanee
sa S53 st"F dn az si @'' A'''' ---' ''
s}ia ~ Tsta ne hackers sqaib. or works.
Pg,sg s9 o o pa es ny 1 CO. Ard
hereafter sove pine shal = put up unless ae stg
Put no shall pa any floor PsItitie1 Of ~indo
aP an house s %, shs city have e'hsr
f Ss5fG or side n' Of 1 such
;.sl F'0i''H'' y VI WELL. H. WALKER. Clerk.
RXTRt FAMILY FLOCR.
S gS,s 0y canal GOAT 1sn TENxEY soREYsoN.
HAVANA SUGAR.
sc BOXES hite just rec'd and or SAT- low BY
ieis sycamore St near Ws.er
DENIsABlE lstsGDENCE
Of FORTH STREET FOR SALE.
WE r Tor sale at hsrsAin eomtoEta, ie cot'.gs ssi
good neghborhOod. For pa ticulaIs enquire Of
. SWEET d LEONARD
Auctioneers and Gen erSl Agents.
/. NOTICE.
herby given that have this day sold entire inter
l. the firm - 7 Grant q Co.. INTO mark Grant ALI
aving that due against said hm. II
sent them settlement. and those VII sa firm III
rlase fcrwsr" settle by with
the arm alone is authorized settle the
game Iiy2l JAS HALT
NEW POTATOES.
x BUSHELS fine. large Asshanie Po'stoes for sale at
eB 81 20 p bushel by J. w. s, VlCKBRY.
lesS
WINDOW Sash AND DOORS
FULL Of all ree'a and esr sale y
iss BRRCOCg BROTHERS
MOI SSE>,
ANHoICE Plantation Refined and suyar zee bhls
mv23 sycamcre'st., rear Watsr- /
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-07-17

- CORs ER sEo oNB >TAttT hyAASsIiLF. IND.
Il 4 unders gud woaid respectfully the c-
tens o. Evansville a9d the public geusraily Is he has
arehSsed the enrr stock No. v Marble Dir.
Hum and is nlly prepared nl Monu
nente Iomls 0belisks Head and Stones the best
Workmanship and the Those Nisi
aial Monuments to their deceased nds would do ell
oets4-tf j HYDE.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-07-17

u a s II e u r q " y s :
Nan he supplied with Hemioch
~ and Oak cole Leather Psteut French and Am-rieaz
Calf Skins French. Glazed ard Beet NoT9eso Sheep Line
ings Finding. etc etc
tl sy street. between and First EvauS
vile Ind T. FLEMING.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-07-17
cnnnNElkaN IN0U. 81.

CONONElt5S tNQU ST.
inquest was held Y with the proper Jury, June
"A 24th ia Union township. er the body IN
n supposed drowned He was OF mi die
size had sn blue striped Shirt lue Shoes
socks black hair snffe pocket ooks butnohing
in tn books Verdict the jarysuRpossd accidental
dro wing. jyA sw join lh4SLE.sC' '. U
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-07-17
EVANSVILLE, Wis, July ID.

May berry, the murderer Of The raftsman
Ever, ON trial here for that crime was taken
from the hands OF the Sheriff yesterday
evening by a number of raltsmen on the
river and hanged There had been manifes-
tations OF this intention on the part of the
raftsmen, who were associates and friends of
the murdered man, Ever.
Since the capture of the prisoner, and an
org lied attempt was made to DO so, was
previously frustrated by the Sheriff, bringing.
the prisoner TO jail by an unfrequenfed
route. .4
The immediate cause Of lynching May berry
seems t, have been the success OF the de-
fence in impeaching the testimony of the
principal witness.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-07-17
AUCTION SALES.
Al AUCTION.
Nv WnlAI NY Il N I'll som I

a their A5ction Rooms Old Court House his morn
IN ing At IL O'Clock. 2 bbls Maeksrsl 5 box Q
20 Of Tta 10 dozen bedcOrds lot
n Read, Made ClothIng s-yI7
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-07-17

"A their Auction Rooms. Old Court House. his
20 Tgta 10 dozen bedeords lot eff HARD
l4ArnAslvE BALE or OUT-LOrs AND TOWN
ON THURSDAY. A. GUsT End. AT2P. NJ.
AT cGUal HOUSE DOOR, NASHVILLE. I'D
WILL sell at auction tout LOtOf about five each.
hear the Longwoth rAes aad c1thoe Gem Terry bong 40
opportunity 10 slnurGan resldtnees anu 6 .rJ rs
OF The Em 0ree sra Piess Veil
t4nlng e Pigeon creek and embracing
ALs0 LIZ Botk as Esstsn Enlargement so by IA
Lot, and y Block 49, ssockwelrs Enlargement. In
gle s'rset. Lst~sen IN asd Gu sire IS -, - -.
Ingle street bet. cen G. h anu 7th streets
point cen ingie aed Ann trsets.
tue corner OF Thra and DIVISION streets ivo eeto urd
aad ~ Set on Division street opposite fheodoro FeRe-
ias titles are good warrantee will be given
leEAas - - ~ IL ~. tfrt in 80. ~ Il -.
noIe' - At te Jau Bank with NOR gaze on
P'as exhibited once and at the AqcS9 Room ten
WooIsey a Nelson, Auc,oneers.
Also,
We will sell then and here lie nowing Oulots both
vii road tsas par Os.wlOrd BsIs sabdivson,
s. 100 serss 10 100 acres 10. s-rs IS 100
Z zi@le1 serss: ios2 rs s7-i,s acres.
titles good general warrantee deeds will be
Teim OF :heso GU cash iesidue 49,
DJnths Wth interest note anu mortgage IN B5hk
BRAY 81 SHAN KILN.
ALSO,
I Will then and III re sell The folio in lots;
26 in Block aud lots 49, "a, 90 81,
~ and It ia Block ) in odseli' enlargement.
ALSO. block No 3; Tot. ami BLOCK No und
lots aud 23aa Lloek 6. Eastern En-
iRrgement. a. e new t. school luildhg.
Tides good and gederal WsFIantee deeJs gwen.
Terms Slle ne-iourth ctshr Olrth at months.
fourth 2 efUuI tn
with tut by mortgage and wal relief laws
Plas dsy before the sails
JOHN SHA KILN
Woolsey & N lsous AuetIoneers 70
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-07-17
EATE NERENrArH.
J. HYDE,s MARBIEYARD.

80 BAGS rime Rio Ooa e
eSsD 20 hbi- Refinery reboied MOasses
no ales Cam lton Batting Nos. q
asie v.ry low by JeIs N ". EosTER.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-07-17
VALU tRLE lot ron SALE

GREAT BA RGAIN
FHNHE ct the aud Cherry
4 bv l5D adjan the ssieneeof Samuel Lister Of
f. red for lie lie Itison of the
gibe buiidins lots fhs city nerfect title given
Also, heus and lot Gu adjoining the
dene Of Joseph rurnoek. Is iCr sale liner En-
quire of je7 J. c. JEWELL-
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-07-17
SUNDREES.

SUN DE& II E%9a
DOE choice Brooms. nests cov'd Sugar Buckets,
n gross Buffers Backing,
do Humme's Essence Of Coffee; ree'd snd for sale
= my3I J W. b VIcKERY.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-07-17
ia d s G. 4 YER.

PRACTICAL AND AsALyTIcAt 'HEaDsv LOWELL MASS
Price Is eeat Per box Five boxss for 81.
SOLD ~
Keller Farnsey Co, Evansville. Ind; and By SCENTS la
tawn in Warrick Posey and Perry COUNTS By
desiers in medicines even VIII
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-07-17

SEWING $ TX.
= CASES black Seai silk this and for sale By
JA%ES Low Il CO
jcit z1s Main t Louisville, Ky.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-07-17
rEARgrFALsS .NOTICFs

THE fAtboats lying the upper end
Of the wharf requested to the without
delay they will be sold in accordance with city ord
nance mede and provided therefor, Yl5-2s
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-07-17

Cotton yarns
500s o doz 81 . ct OF for cash. ...........10
6OOs doz do do do ............9
TOTS D doz do do do ...........5
The lower prices above generally, where ices
forfu packages and the higher for
small VIII esale.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-07-17

David Stoddard, the murderer, was taken
to The scaffold erected on common south OF
the city, at IL O'clock, noon. Appropriate
and affecting addresses and prayers were
made. Stoddard spoke at some engIh, ac-
housekeeping the murder OF his wife, and
warning those IN his hearing to beware of
the wrath to come and avowing that liquor
was at the bottom Of the terrible deed and
it's Consequences, A, half past O'clock the
drop fell, lie hung about twenty five mn
utes. About eight thousand witnessed the
execution.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-07-17

IN! TEA! IhAl
ed CD per Hlu Mar IS ages Of ed Tess in
AA any siz'd aekagshait chests quarter chests Is ID
esids II lies 10 oaIdies, expires Is MP
family ase for sale by iel6 d. HEIMAN.N
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-07-17
81 600
WORTH GF THE MOST EAssH:0QNABLs
CITY IgECORDER,S OFFICE,

Onnn RUSH Bran; 800 bush shorts;
ial4 COOK,S FamiIr Grocer
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5 HaOKNn EfEREkENG.

SWOKGD ERESENG.
j s. z. GILBERT & CO..
VI Sycamore st near Water.
6p RBLS prime Lard. 2 bbls canva-se4 Dri Reef
CD ~ dozen Coffee; inst recd rand
Turk at jr2s COuK' Family Grocery
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-07-17

TEMPLATE.
SD%M BOXES TIN-PLATE. received and for sale BY
81 s@O iy5 SAMUEL ORR.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-07-17

Corn-Western yellow s5c, white 95 =
Oats 81 5sc. Whisky 324c. Hay $50
Candles 24c. Coffee unchangel, sales tor
the week 1000 bags; stock $500 bags. Sugar
54@53c Molass-s sac. Fiour-prices are
trlAe higher, sales at $3.50.
The Opelousas patriot. [volume] (Opelousas, Parish of St. Landry, La.) 1855-1863, 1855-09-29

ont on the free air. He CO in soon efter, and told
- that at the first glance q Che flag be invoiuntarily
uised his hat and bowed, Brr that the presentation re-
sembled Q picture of the Genius Of America protect
tng and protected by /" the Stripes and Stars" *
At 6 r. ~, we alltook on stations on the balcony,
but from the must that ever iioated In the air, and
the gay scene that filed the sight, the long wait was
scarcely thought Of. At. length the cannon Of the
:. Jnyalidesn doomed forth, and the murmur Of relief
Multiplied BY the watching millions, rose like the
sound of an avalanche. In lnslf an hour more the
sortege was in sight. Wearied by delay, the multi.
tpde had lost much Of their enthusiasm, and dusk,
90, was fast coming on. Thus, the absolute recep.
ton seemed tame when Judged by it's expectation.
1Uf millions of francs were thus u~selessly expended
~ poor people, who Ind for weeks stinted them
saves to raise the means Of a good look at Victoria.
A the Queen passed, We waved our guide colors
i9tous aur National flag, to which the Emperor called
hsf attention and looking up, with an evident I'M
defstanding Of the compliment intended, the little
Queen bowed most graciously to me. ss@7s
BY the time the royal party had reached 81. Cloud,
: brilliant Illumination had begun ~ the city. The
public buildings, the Palace Of industry, and the
ToileFies, ihone out like palaces Of Light was a
glorious sight and a memorable scene. indeed. One
Inst will never be forgotten-at least by us. God
sbaeas you, Hd Hs 4
The Opelousas patriot. [volume] (Opelousas, Parish of St. Landry, La.) 1855-1863, 1855-09-29
ST0P THAT EALsEHooD.

AS the election approaches, the anti-Ameri-
cans are becoming desperate. Among other
things, q report has been put in circulation
that Mr.. FoNrENoT, our candidate for Clerk,
has withdrawn from the canvass, or is on the
eve Of doing 10. +.
This, we are authorized by Mr.. Fontenot
himself to say, is a falsehood. He will not
only continue to be a candidate, but will use
every ~exertion and means to pro-
mote his W success and that OF the Native
American party.
Gentlemen, this is playing the game low
down. We can hardly think that the major
ity of the opposition countenance it. If they
do, they will find the recoil in November.
The Opelousas patriot. [volume] (Opelousas, Parish of St. Landry, La.) 1855-1863, 1855-09-29

QUARANTINE AT WAsHINGToN.-We men,
toned last week the establishment and putting
in force of rigid quarantine regulations and
for the benefit of all persons having business
with that place, we publish some of them:
No steamboat will be allowed to come into port,
nor will the officers of boats, or passengers from any
infected district, be admitted into the town. The
same rule applies to stages, with their drivers and
passengers. No person, travelling by any sort of
conveyance, from infected districts, will he admitted
into the town until they shall have been absent from
said infected district ten days, except to pass imme-
diately through. Citizens of the town are prohibited
from going on board of the steamers; and any one
offending is subjected to a fine of s25 and a removal
should he come into tile town.
All goods are landed below the town, where those
belonging to citizens shall be sufficiently aired and
summed before being admitted. Goods for the coun.
try may pass through without molestation.
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AvOyelles.

81 A meeting Of the delegates of the American
party of the Parish of Ayoyelles was held, pursuant
to previous notice, at the Courthouse in the town of
Marksville, on Saturday, 10th inst, for the purpose
OF nominating suitable persons as candidates for the
State Senate, for the House of Representatives, and
for the various Parochial offices.
The Convention was called to order by DR.. A. Can.
non, who nominated Henderson Taylor, ESD, as
chairman. The nomination was approved by accla-
nation, and Mr.. Taylor, on taking the Chair, ad-
dressed the meeting in a brief and pertinent manner.
On motion, Lucien b. Coco was appointed Secre.
tary and Alphonse Cannon Assistant Secretary.
On motion of Mr.. VIM. V. Gober, the Chair ap-
pointed a committee of three on credentials. to enroll
the names of the delegates elect, and report to the
Convention.
The Chair appointed Messrs. F. P. Firth. B. W,
kimball and A. Cannon the Committee.
A recess OF fifteen minutes was then taken. tn
afford the committee time to examine and report:
and at the expiration of the recess, the Convention
being reassembled, the committee appeared and re.
ported the names of thirty-seven delegates properly
authorized.
On motion of Mr.. NJ. 7. Brooks, the Convention
proceeded regularly to the nomination of candidates.
which resulted in the election of the following, viz:
For the Senate (Avoyelles and Rapides), ]. l..
TAYLOR. 40
For Representative, CLEopHus GAuYHEH,
For Clerk, VALERY MAYHEU.
Fer Sheriff, ADoLpHE Coco.
For Assessor, JOHN P. j. AYMoND.
For Coroner, ZENoN AREAuX.
On motion of Mr.. William Murdoch, the nomina.
ton Of HENRY BARLOW, by the Parish of Rapides.
as candidate for the office of District Attorney, was
concurred in and ratified by reclamation.
IT was resolved that the proceedings be published
ia the Red River Republican and the Opelousas Pa
saot, and the Convention adjourned sine die.
Marksville, Sept. is, 1856.
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AMERICAN Mass MEEr1NGs.-We are au
thorized to announce that meetings will be
held at the times and places enumerated below
at most or all of which places barbecues will
be given, and the people addressed by the can.
didates Of the American party on the State
ticket, and other distinguished speakers, among
whom will be Hons. Charles Derbigny, Louis
Texada, Randell Hunt, Robert G. Beale, Dun
can T. Kenner and John Moore, and Capt. G.
D. Dreux and Adolphus Olivier, Esq.
Friday, October 5, at Franklin.
Saturday, October 6, at NewIberia.
Monday, October 8, at Perry's Bridge.
Wednesday, October 10, at st. Martiusyille.
Thursday, October II, at Breaux's Bridge.
Friday, October II, at Vermilionville.
Saturday, October Is. at Grand Coteau.
Monday, October Is, at Opelousas.
Tuesday, October ls, At Washington.
Wednesday, October u, Lower Bayou Rouge.
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Platform. Ir
l. We advocate an amendment Of the Naturaliza.
purity of the elective franchise. 9
2. We advocate the passage Of such laws as will
prevent the immigration of paupers and criminals to
this country.
s. We oppose any interference in the vested rights
Of all persons, whether they be Of native or foreign
4. We are in favor of non-intervention with slavery
by the Federal Government, except for the protection
OF our constitutional rights.
3. We advocate q high National Policy, such as
will afford stern and unwavering protection to the
American name abroad, and will follow aud guard
the American citizen wherever he moves.
q. We believe that America should be governed by
Americans, eifecting the same through the ballot-box
alone, the only legitimate instrument of reform in
this country.
We believe that the office should seek the man,
and not the man the office, and shall oppose the dis
tribution OF Office among office-seekers, or as q reward
for partisan services. "
g. We will maintain and defend the Constitution
OF the United States, the Union as it now exists, and
the rights of the States without diminution, insisting
upon Q faithful performance on the part Of the Gen
the Constitution.
o. While we approve of the platform adopted by
the late National Council Of the American Party at
Philadelphia, we reject the application of the princi-
pies OF the eighth article to American Catholics, as
unjust, unfounded, and entirely unworthy of our
country. We shall forever continue to protest against
any abridgement of religious liberty, holding it as a
cardinal maxim that religious faith is a question be-.
tween each individual and his God. We utterly con-
denim any attempt to make religious belief a test for
political office, and can never affiliate with any party
which holds sentiments not in accordance with these.
10. We war with no party as such, but shall oppose
al who oppose us in the advocacy Of these great
American principles.
State Policy.
Reform Of abuses, and retrenchment in our State
expenditures.
Education Of the youth of the country in schools
established by the State.
A constitutional organization of the Swamp Land
Commissioners.
A more efficient administration of the Internal I'm.
provement Department, with q view of improving
our inland navigation. 1