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Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1855-01-20

0Gr The Spectator denies having 90.
posed the Know othings six months ago
We ask the editors. did they not. when
the platform of that organization wa. frs,
promulged, write an editorial article in
opposition to it, We do not pretend tc
state that Tin regard to the american par.
y," in its modified and re-moddled char.
actsr. TO suit the popular breeze, that they
have not been Consistent" But they op.
posed the objects for which this organiza.
ton was established, as first avowed BY il.
organs. A few months after this opposi.
ton Of the editors was made known. they
did attempt TO explain away that opposi.
ton, by stating that the "war TO the knit.
on Romanism.' was no other than no
liticaI Romanism." and as we inferred
from the article. approved IT. We then
asked the editors xhst was meant bv .po.
liticat Romanism," but they never replied.
We will not mistate The Spectator know
insly. We have mislaic the article of the
Spectator first written aud hence are Dc.
pendent entirely upon our remembrance OF
the reading Of it at the time. II we are
not mistaken, in that same article the
Spectator opposed the Know Nothings
Also because the society was secret, fol
political purposes.
The Spectator allud,s to the fact, in con.
nection with This insinuatior Of "incensis.
tency," that the junior editor Of .ais pane,
was at one time opposed to Inc Demo.
cratic party /" We have stated that fac,
on several occasions .arouah the column,
Of this paper ourseii.. We have also stated
that we never gave Wig vote in par.
~ contest. We were III favor o. the elec.
ton VI President Pierce, and that was the
first election for President At which We
were eligible to vote. When the junior
wrote for whig paper, as editor, it wa.
when he was a minor.
We have no objection to the Spectator
editors turning as many somersets as thew
please. 1t is very nice business. if YOU
always light upon your feet; but should
the performer fall on his back il is not Sc
pleasant. We happened to stand cree,
and right side up. when we undertook it
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1855-01-20
The true American.

Like thunder clap frem clear sky
came forth on Thursday last. in this place
paper with the above title. II seem,
that the Messenger, under Trick T. Gil
mer. has been discontinued, and that this
new paper takss its place under the aus.
pieces Of DeHass g. Gilmer. - prop,ietors,
and Wills DeHass as editor. The paper
will be devoted 10 the cause Of the Know
Nothings. ~. g4s5
We will have Know-Nothings in Staun-
ton now.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1855-01-20
Important Questions,

We have no objection TO the suggestion
Of the Spectator, that the fish" question,
which has been noticed BY the "Rrpubli.
can" and the "Vindicator," be "tempo-
rarily suspended and that the. question
whether fish is flesh, referred to his HoIi-
ness the Pope Of Rome" We would
add an amendment, however, or rather
raise another question, as follows: Was
the water Of the flood fresh or salt water ?
II salt water. how did the fresh fish (if not
lin the Ark survive3 If fresh water, how
did the salt fish (if not in the Ark SUR
vives The solution Of these questions is
Of vital importance to the correctness Of
bible history, and Of equal '.pdcticat
utility with the solution Of that other "yex.
ed question" which engaged the attention
Of the Leglsla AZURE Of Virginia several years
ago, viz: who kicked Mcdonald Z"
There is another question in considers.
bic doubt, and which has a mole imrnrdi.
ate connection with the affairs Of this com.
munity. and is probably little more
''practicaF than those above alluded to
viz: Which Of the three papers, the
Messenger. the Spectator OF Republican
is the genuine Know-N Nothing organ -
And, also, which Of the two papers, the
Spectato. or Republican, is the genuine
Wing organ1 Or is the Wing party o
Augusta represented 1t all? These ques
tons are propounded, in view Of the fact
that all three Of the prints mentioned have
come out in favor Of Kaow. nottingham
and that the two Profrsssdly Wing paper
have advocated an abandonment, Of ,h,
Wing organization. We are not particu
lar as to the person who shall decide thes,
questions. We presume the Spectator ca,
chose an umpire. We have no objection
to their being referred to- the Pope o
Rome, or any one representing his author
ity.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1855-01-20
The Surrender.


We give below several Of the planks Of
the platform adopted BY our neighbor Of
the Republican. and published IN the
ssmi.weekly OF the 10Th. We cal. par
ticular attention 10 the 18th article. 1t
will be seen that the Republican has given
up the Wing ship, aud has taken place
on the Know Nothing Boat. These things
are sad to contemplate. We can only &C.
count for them BY the old saying that
drowning men will catch at straws:
LIST. We shall advocate a repeal Of the
laws Of naturalization, or il that cannot be
accomplished, then such a modification Of
those laws, as will prevent future immi-
grants from becoming citizens short OF a
residence Of twenty lone years, after taking
the oath OF allegiance to the United States,
and Of aJMation Of all other powers, pc.
tentates, and princes.
3rd. We shalt oppose the election oil
appointment OF any toreign-born citizen to
any office Of trust, honor or emolument
unless the Federal or State governments
or the employment or enlistment Of such
persons III the army or navy in time Of wsr
maintaining as we do the opinion, that the
natice- born citizens OF the United State.
have the right to govern the land Of theil
birth; and that all immigrants from abroad
should be content with the enjoyment O.
lite, liberty and property, under our insti
tutions, without seeking 10 participate in
The enaction. administration or execution
Of our laws.
9Th. We shall maintain the doctrine tina
no one OF the States Of this Union has tn.
: right to admit to the enjoyment OF FREE
suffrage any person Of foreign BIRTH wht
has not been made a citizen OF the Unitet
States, according to the "uniform rule" o
naturalization prescribed by Congress. un
der the provisions Of the Constitution.
| llth. We shall oppose no man, and sus
tain no man on the ground Of his opposition
to, or supper; Of, Democratic measures, OF
Wing measures; but we shall oppose thoss
who oppose our doctrines, and sustain
those who sustain our doctrines.
We call the particular attention Of ou
foreign born citizens to these declarations
especially to the .hird article, wherein i
disowned the services done our country
in The time Of need. BY heroes and patriots
Of foreign birth. God forbid that III,
American people should ever enact a Law
| BY which a shade Of suspicion could b,
cast upon the mighty heroes of foreig,
birth who have from time 10 time, la,.
down their lives and their fortunes, an,
pledged their sacred honor, in behalf o
American interests! Let the patriotic
heart Of Columbia still throb and swell
with gratitude for the noble patriots who's,
4 purple life flowed free and willing 10 Sc
cure the boon Of American Freedom!-
God forbid that America should sign ava,
her birth..ight OF being the home Of tn,
oppressed braves Of every cline. Let tn.
sentiment be echoed from every bosom
The American heart still rules America!
We shall recur to these planks. W.
have a few words to say in regard to eacl
Of them. We merely give them this weel
as texts for future reference.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1855-01-20
John, Lstchsr.


We saaesace to day, by authority. the
Hon. -JsAa Letche< rs candidate for re.
sseotisa 70 Congress from this District
OF course there will be no opposition. So
universal, with Wings and Democrats. is
The sensiment'cf his constituents favorable
% him. that in opposition to any wing who
might take the field against him, he could
carry At least one-half Of the Wing vote
MIR. [. has the high honor Of enjoying the
confidence Of his entire district, without
probably the exception Of single indiv,d.
ual. His prompt at.eation to every wish
Of those who have business in Washing.
ton--his fearless and uncompromising war.
fare upon every scheme Of plumber and
robbery that comes to light in Congress
his bold and untiriRg investigation 0
frauds ard his constant. watchfulness O.
the Treasury Of the United States-have
endeared him 70 his constituents. Revers.
ing the celebrated exclamation of John
Randolph. we may well ask. did ever con.
st,tuents have such representative Mr.
LetcheE has saved more money to the
eosatry since his services commenced il
Congress, than would pay his pei dien
for forty years. In one single instance
and by very few words, (the De KALI
case,) he saved the country about $50. 900
Now such public men are Of some USE
they know for what they have been dele
gated, and keeping IN view the public
good, they honestly approach every sub
jet for the purpose Of acting on il. ~ dot,
requires. Such has been the course 0
Mr.. Letcher. ID
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1855-01-20
A Fine Opening.

For any gentleman who is ambitious Il
serve his country BY advocating the ancient
faith Of the Wing party. Augusta county
presents the most 6attering theatre in the
State Of Virginia. With whig vote o.
1000 there is not single paper to repre-.
sent their claims and principles. The two
papers established in this place for that
purpose have "gone over. horse, foot aud
dragon '-.'soul and body"-to the Know
Nothings-and one Of them has ignored
the existence Of the wing party, and open
" declared THAT it will ''oppose no man and
sustain no man on the grouno OF his oppo-
sition to or support Of Democratic measures
or Wing measures The wing party o,
Augusta county is without an organ. Is
there not . man Of the Henry Clay school
Of wings in Augusta county TO come for
ward and vindicate the principles aud
policy Of the psrt5!. Is there none so
poor = to do thsr party Of national fame,
reverence We appeal to the whig spirit
Of 1874. which chung with the affection Of
a child fol iss parent. to the great patriot
and states nan 10 that campaign. Has the
,whig FIRE gone clean out' is there not a
y ark, tina. can yet. although suneuuded
by fogs and mists, be famed into blaze !
Let not the ''streets Of Askalon" hear the
dole. ful lamentation Of the death Of that
great all-decency. Sound not in Gath the
mourn ful dirge OF this mighty fall Blu.
let the spirit OF the past BE- aroused. Let
The mu. "derers Of the whig party b. brought
% justic, :. Let the "speed, Mslise, speed"
burst from every noble wing heart, until
he party is disenshralled from this heavy
Incubus. at ID once more stands upon its own
platform. II there 10 any young man. o,
I'D nan, or middle-aged man. who desires
o win hi, nsslf name, Stsanton is the
,lace. ssd dising On old fashioned Henry
>lsy wing paper the means to accomplish
hat eud. M -.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1855-01-20
Foreign News

The Canada arrived at Halifax on the
18th inst. She brings nothing Of impor-
lance from The seat VI war. The seige is
sill progressing. Negotiations for peace
were also engaged in. with poor prospect,
however, Of success. The markets re-
Meiued unchanged, asss
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1855-01-20
Fiye In Rockingham.

We learn from friend. that the barn
Of Mr.. Phillip Liggett. living one mile
North Of Harrisonburg, was consumed BY
FIRE on Tuesday last. A negro girl Of Mr..
l. . has confessed 10 setting the barn on
IRE but charges the iastigation on negro
boy belonging to Mr.. L. They are both
in jail. Loss estimated at from $1,000 to
$500.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1855-01-20
How q Siege Is Carried On

Inc nls oelrc. y 10 establish : body Of meg
IN osrcied position within seftain distance
O the pl'ce 70 b attacked, n. IN .seAniealan
gaase, 10 open me lfepches, T The trench ~
''s name 'mp Plies - an sxeayaison lxnins kisd
o. sunkep read IN dlrvciiSs parallel with THAI
q The enemy $ Notifications, anIef sash shmsu-
sioiis HAT Loops and guns ca, move along i, q
pleasure, The eai,h taken ftoM. this resd 10
lhIown Up ON the SIDE awards thelswp, sdshas
oans of pafape' = raised lof Me ;s,lhss prer
lection o. lhe troops N The trench. A, sa~ss
are consii uCed, which open upon the works Of
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1855-01-20

The following Directors for the present yea !
were elected y the Stockholders Of tha ns,it..
ton, 1t aAsis msetiag on saturday last M.
/. G. Hasman, (Psesidea) H. j. Crawford Sec-
retasy ,yJana W. usoisen, JOS A.. Waddsli, J.
r. ]. White. ~. II. Waite, and s. z. Clarke.
The amount a deeea.s paid OUT BY the Bank
during ~ ysaa Sssl be- ~, 900; amouat re-
esssl - zoe - hssA $4,000. The stock
cold On ths lei inst. ut etsi s1.-Spsc1Are
~ Mr.. Hasnan will make most admira.
Ole President. He 10 peculiarly cited for the
place. s.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1855-01-20

e. Rev. T. T. .Cas,leman. who. as
stated in our last paper. had been called to
the charge Of church in Baltimore. has
declined to accept the call. This decision
he. been induced BY .he wi.he. Of hi.
congregation.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1855-01-20

o. Mr.. Jensrsoa Kipsey having re-
signed his place Is G9upci!lman on Tues
day night las,. Mr.. J.. n, WaSdward was
elected lis svcceAsof.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1855-01-20

! KAnsAs.-Mr. Gsorge u. SisbLins " Bronx.
Ign, delivered lecture on Kansas, in New YORK
asst Saturday evening. Mi, =. has Ietusnssl tsoss
al explaining tsur throseh The aest siieibis
parts u Kansas. .. hshead OIL rssy sen. hy
lhe American Ss',lemeniI Company to shouss !.
site fn Council City. tle gives = GLOW i,w de-
sc,ip,ion Of The " hols coan,iy, particularly me
portion n Aels the New i,fk co,nlanys has re-
splvs.i to sei,le. 1his place. he rs'lisls, wsli IL
the moss prosperous in The whole country, tri.a
RICH, ia the line Of the Santa F. Stats shouting !.
lAe water seUiA and miil~rah plensy, sdar ri5,ie.
luafly absi,danh also linn stone II M ls.t
quality. spsc''nens Of both u whi. hssxhibh.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1855-01-20

" Quite sensation was cssaied in Broad,
way New York. on Friday, By The appearance
on ptolpepads VI Two young 2snlleu.rn stuird
IN thp e4lyeme Of fashion. Their .'Stang hal
Goals, one of which waA made al calico. M sha
other of cloth VI different coloys ,,saiiy l~,ebfit
were unique. The parties we're Ike '.pk~r,rsi Y
Of all Observers but smpked lhsH ciVsIs,
''shsr. sixes, /" aud chs'ssd vi.h Ms Wpsl priNct
sao2 ffoil. =. -
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1855-01-20

ELoauENcE OF THE HANDs.-Tbs hands are
BY the very instinct Of humanity raised in
prayer; casped in affection wrong in dssrair
Pressrd OH The forehsad Shen the soul 10 spet-
plrx-si il, lhs sxireme,' drawn inward 10 invite
'hrus, ios,A otisctionately ~ ssrel the Auvssa
pois. 10 iaslirase and are snnPpe in disdain
The palm is laid npn The heart, in iavocaiiaa ii
subiued Telling AMI on the brow OF the GEM
FASHIONED W bsas.iie'inu. The impsessivsrapas-
iiy al lhs hands MA nsver nlsiss ssik ugly die
played than in The oeisons VI ths sisaf and lntpb
Their teacher stooi With slos~d EYES, arb ads
dressed The Dirty bydh'ms sisns made wuh ,hs
fingers, which constituted y langpass e. shs
spe.vhless. AronAd him were grouped meis,
Than = h.nlsej aautes, who followed with rev.
ersnt glaMces every motion. Il wxs . visible
but an insuiidls wOrship.--E1. s-.sai ~ "a sss
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1855-01-20

03r Various articles intended for this
paper have been unavoidably crowded
out. ~
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1855-01-20
Miaister. to FRANCO.

Hon. John Y. Mason. American Minis.
ter at Paris, has been stricken down BY
paraly sis. and 1t last accounts was in .
critical condition. Whether he survives
thea<Eack Or not, il will be necessary 70
appssat saceessos. = there i . mental
and FAysical psosssslisa that invariably
follews snch On aItsek which must necessa.
rly disqusl ~ him forthe ard loas duties OF i
Arst eIass diplomacy. We pressne Virgin.
10 can furnish successor who will fully
asPresent the digni,y aud importance o
Our country. The friends Of Ex- Governor
Seymour, Of New York. are awaiting /
vacancy. Az order 10 p,sss h,s claims.
~ Weiearn that William Kinney, Esq.
was unanimously elected Director by thu
Stockholders. This Is u merited tribute
to the ability and fidelity. with which Mr.
Klnney has discharged :.he duties Of the
Presidency Of the Bank. Mr.. X. gave w
= lucrative practice, in order to devote his
whole energies to the prom sotion Of the
.interssts Of the Central Bank, and we are
glad to have itjn our power 10 record THU
evidence Of the appreciation by the Stock
holders of the services Of this excellent
,oficer.-Repsblicsa. rs
Nh. William M. Tate. who it was stated
last week. had not been elected Director
u it seems. from the Spectators mott &c, was
elected on the first ballot-mAking four-
tee,,, iustesd If thirteen Directors. There
was some mistake last week-hence our
OMISSION to ansosluce his election.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1855-01-20

! An inssaafs- u elegant psoi,uaciasion, illss.
tra.sd bX q humsas seatl'n. nj, wsss elvs IN
the NAtwual Aouss Of Representative. few
days shines. All Indian appropriation bill VISA
under discussion, when q delegate pa.isstobk 70
.staini no youse lying 10 civiIixs tho ludia.S At
Oregon. They care no,hiag shosss asssiss -
They'll rob and murder whenever iheyacan ess
chance. The oniv way TO treat the sriltesslisa
10 scalp m.".-Ais1 Gaxetts, .saisyaq I
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1855-01-20

Enquirer proposes hal Nj. Duff Green ahauI
wrlis h0pk w answsI 10 Mr.. Bssnn, ~ lhis-
~ Yeas N ,hs Ssnals, "-an.l, especially that
porsina VI Il which ~ Esducrs ihs sAs,Mery 4n.t
character Of Mr. Calhoun. W. siy uSl thlsk
that poslerilyl gill Judge M, CslhssM9 b. ,he
prejn.hcisl si>asmerss of % biussA ~ sppisivNi
- Mt. Bsnior. HN lane shssb y dip,1l~d b.
such foe The history oiihy sosssiiy win :sll
that with all his political is~Iis AID syyols -
WAS great man.. 81
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1855-01-20

tn,,n,.,,, !. Nh ,.','s -" .ou'e WI" ~
,a.oH mn.'n ne "'" VS. ~ sss I'm u his
=, no eApec's1 70 o. abe ~ infnisi
a,s,ys, - ~ DAas se oec,A4s'a W apFar !.
hi. a.. :, ,h '"e s"'a'n, AMI u consequence o.
hall ~; !. VD"ea nssS oeeh ofongh' :.
lh,s ,nv.s,i,,s,;a, II ~, -. 10 P."0seu WIN
' .ms a"..snsa'oh ~ We cannot compel tho at
'o"ua"ce VI Witnesses oehse w. whDsN, We e.
en- indication or, n,s s,n. ces.s 's Nv ~, Nv
possessed LnowLslg. hsa,;.., a;rs.,I. =. ~
| matters rslrsred No n. Car i,v.s,;..,;,.c'
- ~s "'eS'S"s'o"'
a !, We should be- AHA 4. r"";,a f'"r, :" t"
= ho q o,,sr ts,or. ns ...M 'uu.f
cmi..sI +" ia,n,sh ,S H.ms.s v ~ a'"ss .a
il regard to ths manner n whey hill. =. ~. s
srd IN mi. brdy. 'Wi,hop, some mss,s Il ~ $.
curing the s,,snlancs Of wi,De.s.,s a"S of s :.
curing them 10 ds,al wh., .hey a aHS - &c
gard 10 these matters. tho ,.omr ,,,s.. Nj -.
we'll be d,sbandsd. II was in 5cu,, seous.c. hi
these difficulties that was directed to- mr., ses,
this repor, 10 lhs House, aud 10 ask 10, r. a.
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fS@aSs ne id No srCa Il w..
has devoted many years 10 the treatment OF tho various
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