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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-11-24

The Most Complete Fen and Pencn C.se we
ssvs1esn Y nsnu.ctured BY ". wILMARTH a Maiden
Nd da.abhy any combination Of pen and pencil hitherto Of
AIRED o he public They are nsde beth in gold and silver
Sewing Misunderstanding Received the
ns our machines 10 DC 70 any her for sehns the
hehestor heaviest either cloth leather RESPECTFULLY
J. -. Nicaoi5 a Co 81 BROADWAY.
Teas--The Best Assortmeor OF Fine Teas
viii he found at the Canton Companys WY ei add
Roosevelt he Oldest ia es'a hsamen n the city We assure
our reader they do better here than elsewhere either at
Hey Ws1er--Qusrt Bottles, Imported, ut 2s.;
genuine old CASTLE soap, I DID, 10 premium Cologne wa
tr = per pia rrcscripcas carefully compoaadsi swe
southwest coraer Eighth and rwen, eighth street.
Wbiskers or AIoustacnes Forced to crow
In weeks my onguen', which win not stain or niue
The shin. 81 eoue; sent TO part Of the country 4
Zieber, IS soud Third street, Philadelphia.
BACHELORS Hair Dye, wigs and Toapces.-
rhe best The world This ssllcd aud original dye
W M & Ssas
sas and durability peculiar % as establish 20,
Cristasioro's Eatr Dye, wigs and Toupces
excite amongst all sale OF
sssn, pryse Tor sRpnS n % aye
RlsTADOR0s, No. 9 As,or House.
Tsn, PimpIcs, FrsckIes, Eruptions, Chaps,
chasss sa S.. A. positively cured BY GogRAuDs
S n = ca say os po s s subtle
~ white hair dye and restorative at The old depot No 81
Sn Calender PhisdspIa; Bates, Washington st. Boston
Durnos CAtarrh 6nun has Searching,
soothing and healing qualities essentially daerens from an
ether catarrh nuK May be had 81 the following respectable
sSsnd III al Wholesale By sTEpHss PAvI 90 I
Chambers stree and Of Mrs Bays, lirooElyn.
Hlrmin.-IOnly Prize Meam awarded to
MAEsH co. By he Industrial Exhibition Of ali Nations
he pew patent rdca cure truss Reierencss Is @ It's su
Son Carnoehsn An eaisnvs ss q names Of mersns
sna ooe. sred BY US ys may pc sseI at hassn
Co., No. West Foush street. cinoinnaa. Ohio Open from
H0lJowny's Oinfsaent and Pills surpass all
other remedies the az bad legs old Sores erup
eradicate oil poisonous matter f-om body, neir eject
many cases appss ring Ike charm sold a. me mannactory
GA cents and per pot or boz
The Genuine Cod Liver Oil of Hegeman,
CLARK CO. Is warranted equal TO in the world II
quack medicine but by al the most eminent
without single complaint Canion.Be Of inferior and
spurious se and zee VA on m X over seS sSrs o.
Broadway.
Hyatt's Life Balsam.--Rheuma tism In Its
nost painu form aso scrosoa o ulcers and tae worst
kdneys ncin ep sump!o sc arc mos earsj
By this great purifier Principal depot 2i6 Grand street.
Most Of the Popular Tonic Medicines COM
tain more less alcoholic stmnan which prevents their
general 1he oxygeDa ed bers being entirely from
system.
Rhe uniatism.-TImOIat's Sulphur Baths, 81
Walker street and $40 Fourth street established in ss for
highly recommended by our most emnen. physicians Also
yapor baths.
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~,
II the he best Boston md New York pianos
selling at 1893 Broadway entirely stock % superior pi
anoa meloceor all kinds OF musical
greatly reduced prices No better opportunity secure
great bargains was ever oasd. Music o. hef price during
oA mouth
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. ,epectul,y informs friends and the public that he
rear, ed % hs Old stand (Which has been rebu ard Ia
rsang large and carefully selected stock Of Coffee
syars aiUcs dc sery low prices lie socts for his
oorinuaDee % be liberal psrvaage he has
t,r me psat ye The old DAVID HAFF
tuned N Canal date wsker9 and Division streets ,hrd door
asf MI ndOw
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Fancy Goods and Toys Tor the HOLIDAYS.

NJ he Norh forn avrc and tie Patrick Henri from
ISr don we Just received large assortment OF
Mauui articles lar The coming ssason-everyhing has
snpeared 10 ENGLAND France md Germany
be Emporium making The ines stock IN the States Articles
scr lhc country packed with The creates care
- - q. W. FUTILE, 3iJ Broadway
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Oak RslI--Wiptrr CIothi.x - Redue.

bet. Fulton and John sun continues salt handso7
black cloth xI6 excellent overc1a si2; super
super $40 and even SIS. lot OF Cashmere vests only
~ worth SO. Established 1Sti
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re-. Corre. sugars. Wines, s1c.-David

ent a. bracelets brooches neckascs chsc4iae sleeve
ertions a,ds dc also Jet and gold ewcry variety
II Gs r1RNE BoaRDNAS rOWNsESD's 81 Eroad way
ucrpxr Of srribg street.
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- IsA Way paper Win nc nbovn TIVE wnlne
sPpup sgl,criplgns snd cesoa1ns 10 addressed
10 T. W. hfkoN0, fuhsher IS Saasau E.rces New YORK.
f.. story or TERRIBLE rSTFREsr.--
,fse6iy ara cola as moroins nsht
,AsI 1 ioaIfeI tse sirhi
s' Rsha n q sI Ss Syyd bel ho,a
Inshorn II. long negiecied beard.
TIE committeeman. Of ibrinpq and mos, ers,ive story
gnE HsrSp,Y COURIER OF TOMORROW,
~ W. ss ss max = rsaph s mism OF e
Wees 9 Dyea. II an orsna Ameraa wok written eS
pfessy 70, he columns II 10 Courier euTpiei
~ naerasn e !; ~
SanrG do Young and angale IN ereat siy rhs rohsr
mt fuTes MOVING the loss Of hs entire weah and death
eir fntber the employ 81 merchant Of New orleans,
q 1s is's os s e eaa b s a eaae se %
The elder brocr yieiug % ha solicitations Of hs asso
ID Z respsca5y ihrSash 10 various csnnss q crime,
Druaaen Beianth.
Ihe Agempe1 Assassination
lie ASdastioa.
ihe narrow TscSpe rom lhs nsrroraof Premature ia
'trlnen' ,--.,-,.,.
NsseTioos Disappearance.
sis1s %sTS 1:agsy ss.aae s sa s
ne Integrity asd er.syersee pns IT, su, re aiss q To-
nne md NsQ poge ,hroeghoo ne various change. and
n'yer crime por s e1ssssns dcssiseoa "a deprive q
hs hoy privilege = ehae'Ons ~ koanes'' ymp.My 30
'h' hi'4Vh't f's"'so 1880. ~. 49, Il 60
sh.s e x res4 w es aers' n al re sgg,
man se6p al H. Ia,,ny ies1; The ,,ra ID r.
cI.Tes I'D on,rasesi ,he,lriea and niiea poee. sa
IA a. bs en togs d ihs day H. &C. rrae eea
-
lhiO5 ~ iID L' e. 70 sis if@s cents.
or nlne dollars par yea-.
Al wtiIaER 'RO0Efls'
q Naf,au street Of liberty, cole Authorized scents
DIR STEAMER CANADA
a 100 iutsfnAIrn LoSDos Erws
Ana 'ubsTogs ,es, ,,s, 4 ape a. sr' eF gea
: = ''u ,1ec .V.-l = -.''', ~. -.1'' ''''.
> D. sa@c YEA hnd how my pgrssdi
Slw Y0aR gRRcCRY
skeiehof
s1ErHEs BRANCH. FsQ
Tie ALLIGATOR of ne nsneeenh century, be oe ~ Chlf
~ soSfapiy wiz he ieald 4 % rlee oyer arsea
ter r. ipglde Ont ~, Niac Years u 10 custom Hane
yesl 'e,ss'ns ;qTs, 'ks Ass ~ hs oEepo eef p ~
te., and de iasgss lhree cent payer q 81 w5rd
-
L pslee.
sn ~ a sopl X, n, slss, .'s cent,
AT WILMER aoo.Rs,
y NASSAU aiss Garner o. i@De'y s9ehl8ionaei ss4N
\ fIE ILLrBTRATED LONDON NEWS
! vii LAKK h0gKRs baye completed l.s,r arFlnee.
snss csn.s AZ Il e ess ss 1,. sso''
,av....,., ~. "gii li 4 goGhes, -.
= $500 = --..'e' = .eoe's .,''
1plr SUNDAY ATLAS or TOMORROW fsov zJ
- $3.50 N kp .it ~ t ~ w a s,ses go
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-11-24

Portable Drcsaing Cases Of nm entirely new
compact furnished with articles the witch
detract from their usefulness AZ A. J. SAUNDERS,
No. Att0r House and 3S7 Broadway.
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pasnOfarteS and MeIodecns, Manufactured
JonN x WAKE co. No l67 Canal street near varick;
say and % per cent less than broadway prices Bsecond
hand pianos at great bsrgaIna.
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Honest Clarke, Tailor, ZIG W

country Remember II Will be cod travelling. For
and oher kinds Of wrappers together with all the Tes'
patterns 10 pants and vests Tor the season. apply DRUM
GOLD PROOF, l20 Fulton street.
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painful form; also, scrofoia old ulcers, aud the
diseases Of the blood great debility liver complaint
kidneys, ncp assumption &c. certa'nly cured
by this great purifier Principal depot 2d Grand street.
Seventy 1--WE cent? bottle.
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lreo,le Brothers. photocraul,

Meade Brothers, PhotOgraphy.-One OF our
ss was artist 70 the Emperor Of Russia His certificates
sroiypes taken. BFrench, Gcrsn Spanish and Italian
sDoken- 2S3 Broadway.
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The Genuine Cod Liver OIL of Hegeman,

CLARK CO. warranted equal 10 In the world. II s
quack medicine but recommended by all the eminent
physicians and has stood the es of eight ears experience
without single complaint CautionBe of inferior and
spurious articles and see that our signature L over the cork Of
gisis ld5 49, 5l and 706 Broadway Wholesale depot Los
Broadway
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Pianos to Lct.-splcndiid New Pianos, by
e best makers Jet at So 81 and 81 month at THOMAS
BAKER's piano rooms. sz Broadway, opposite Tie Broad
tneatre.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-11-24

Who Eats rhanIxsciying Dinner In a

CLOSING stock winter goods mems and boy
wear to make Tor spring stock
BOuGhToA hSAPP, 10 cortlandt street,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-11-24
Magnificent Fur Cane nj GenIn,s Bazaar.

The sumptuous sable cape imported
United States 4 department this
hnent q the rarest quality and depth Of color, end
upwards Of $1,000 in Europe II will be disposed IT ess
sn the original wholesale price. The attention OF ladies' 81
fortune and fashion invited this splendid article of winter
case Of peerless beauty at price nu h below s
GENINs BAZAAR s.. Nicholas Hotel.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-11-24

rs Cent Dnguerre0types, Including Case,
equal 10 those charged dollar for elsewhere original
ture Webster Gay and Calhoun sale. QUINBY Co.
picture makers, ss5 Broadway.
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nYosf Of tbe Ponular TonIc
Observation-Disclosures 8


general 1he oxygeDa ed blers being entirely from
every intoxicating quality, give healthy 10 the digestive
system.
Observation-Disclosures Sulphur Baths, 81
Walker and $40 Fourth estab hed In 1s9
tho OF rheumatsm colds eruptons OF the skin,
highly Recommended by our most eminent physicians Also
yapor baths
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-11-24

Odd Fellows Hal1.-A Large Stock ofOver-
Aock and drcss coas s3 S. and pants 81 TO
~ Those quest OF bargains desired y can hna exam
GRANT a RYDER l65 Grand St
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Overcoats. esc Our stock OF All Kinds of
fashionable winter wear and under garments shawis
robes Ac, IN f and complete and VIII be sold low.
ID. DEvLiN co, 25s, 100 and 200 Broadway
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other remedies for the ~ bad egs old and erup
tons the skin They E the absorbent
eradicate poisonous from the body, their effect In
many appe ring like charm Sold the actory,
50 Maiden lane New York and hy all druggists &C rs cents
621a cents and III per pot or bon.
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HlIpin.-.Orly Prize Modau awarded to
MAIHH Co., by the Industrial Exhibition Of ali Nations, for
heir patent radical cure References its
Valentine Mott Willard Parker, anc
John II. Carnochan extepsve s az OF mercantile
and other gentlemen crei by this may Mars
Co o. no III Maiden lane New York, and Marsh, Cor1es
Co., No. West Foucsh street, Cincinnati Ohio. Open from
A. II. Until 2, N,
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NEWsPAPERs.

A NEW COMIC PAPrR-YouSg AaERIcA~-A strI.
- rsAl illustrated weekly paper With he nbovn tile, win 70
pub shcd carly 10 December G nlbar z. ~
per Subscriptions aud Contributions b. Addressed
10 T. W. srRoNu fuhLsher IS Nassau street, New YORK.
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MIR celebrated old house. for the sale OF superior clothing
prices, well s:ocked with every garment
eessary for Tie season. lake look. -
DEyLIS a JRsSCP
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rnE WIDOW BEDoTT AND rue SMILING PUBLIC
Now ready, lhe second eiiton

DEWITT DAVENPORT, Publishers,
Nos 100 an4 lG2 sassag street
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Durno,s CAtnrrh snum has scarchIno,.

soothing and healing qualities essentially different from All
ether cAarrh May be had q the following respectable
drug stores In Broadway, viz Nos 16b 23 49, 5 35 66s
7lGand i'll at Wholesale, by STEPHEN PAUL 4 co li9
Chambers stree, and OF Mrs. Hays brooklyn.
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INf sfiiNfEffN OF il YaE oFtY fkKPkst
' ts Al 49, fwr - tar 49, Ill e. gnas ffafss
f@ gsrsy 80 ~ ~ fr#~rats. ssf ~ - 9ss1~ ~
49, ~
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e8A large lot OF fine black dress coats fsahonably Gu.
beautifully made and lined with satin, worth Sj selling
EVANS clothing warehouse 90 and % Fulton street, at IS
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having commenced the attention Of the ladies invited the
and comprehensive assortment o, NUTS victsrnss
el aka cuff gloves, including every species Of fur
common and all made In the hest style. For sale
wholesale and retail by GENIN ia Broadway opposite ST.
PaurE Church
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Winter Gloves, Fur Gauatlcts, Driving
sioves at all yprfces AIso unershs and drawers In o
Siberian, shaker nsnne &c, Wholesale and
tail, at low prices. IRA gERrGO SON, 81 Nassau NJ.
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Irene ntlous Bargains In Clothing-Sa5 fo

ClOaks, ClOakss-A Eaf4e n'iU spstndfu Nv
nogrment Of coaks ard dress trimmings millinery and straw
xse1s ribbons, feathers owera Of which vii be sold low,
~ WIN &. IRVIAES, 1l2 Canal street.
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Fancy Cutlery, Embracing q large VA,
Genin's Fur Enporium.-rhe r

.! spcruens pen ard pocket knives the and
beautiful also assortment Of toilet cutlery
&J.sAuNDERs', No. Asor House and 3s7 Broadway.
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CristatlOrO's Eatr Dye, Wigs and Toupce
excite admiration anopgs al copnossenrs In art sue
elegant private spartmens Tor applying his Incompatible
only reliable article q lis kind Wholesale retail,
RlSTAuORO'S, No. 9 As'or House.
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will he found a. the Canton Companys WY ei
elegant sore, Q. 10 Chatham street. between Pearl an
Roosevelt The Oldest hshnen, the city We
our reaesshey do better here than elsewhere, ether
Wholesale !. retail.
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ns DEaANDS~usE pRAscAiEs POUR scfGsT
~ dsa enisnts "a coaara soWir ~ Asr
tan e dsns Ia esmparnc. hadFesser II kas ioi A.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1855-04-07
The " Colsse vatisna. Of the cav

Tie sstmnai lairlilesntei Il 50 rslolrea al
the nof.inainns oil iis pfoseiplania in Yr
gfnia thai Il calls iseiu conservative few
evidences 81 lie msich Of HIS consrt,ati.p,
mSy nai IL e''ttzal psc,, al pfeseai
| h4ts.rf y aa,lty ami islnsias r,aeess
ION IL Sew le1k On aeeeui.. Of Inc death Of a
p2eflghier.
he riec.on d a band Of inf lols 10 ,ss leo.
laiure I'll Massachusetts
The dtisai III a. accomplished. vir,aaus. and
intellectual staies,san lie Jose; IN 4. ,su.lrr
Tor his religious te'iet.
The declaration el wal upon G'ia~n suycreiyn
States brcau>e oil then lucsl institutions.
The o.mal irisl AMI torture oil Jslp. L,riny
oi Massachusetts, for daring TO wildcats The
constitution of lhs United Slalss in JUDICIAL
decision.
The removal Of female sehuel tea. hers o.,
accorat OF their religion
The pinros'd e"lasion by sla.uts, in he leg
lsla'ure ol Massachusetts, oil all PERSONS If The
Calhulle PERSUASION 'foq holding office.
The prostitution ul he pAla:ts ina.mmato.
r, political harausurs, a, IN fho ease Of the.
itmasogne priest who lmita.ci Maxi Antony
~ his last Sundays sar.non over The dead bad,
OF Poolr, tie paeill't.
ihis Is certainly most !ecafs array of aco,,
sefvsisu." The Ficltch lo.oluilon never boas
ted Il more ie,ined Assortment Of piulis pas lines.
Wecan Almost see lilr lufsihsemer 4pplaninp
These fqnseivsiHe combination IN cnupl-iinp
'iie flfes OF lheir rsioip.aton., vhslhrI by 70.
noflns he CONSTITUTED, ty d,solvigy HE sori.l
compact OF BY plat'ng government in the hands
as such patriots IS Io;a ltsrr aud Bill PooIe.
Washington Entsu
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1855-04-07
Speeches on Saturday Night.

The Democratic Association met ON Saturday |
night, pursuant 10 notice, Col. Geo. Baylor in /
the Chair, and s. NJ. Yosl acting as Secretary.
A very large audience had assembled and
among hema number Of ladies, for the purpose
hearing speeches from the various gentlemen aus
nounced Col. Ilarman introduced 10 the audi /
ence Jacob N. Liegru, Esq3oi Hooking ham,
This gentleman opelled his rennrks by happy
allnslon to the Spartan Band of Augusta, and
branehed off UPON the various points involved
in the approaching contes,-dseussiug them
with learning aud ability. His speech was
necessarily briet owing to the fact that Mr..
Niche and Mr., Deneale had to succeed him,
but highly erudile, exhibiting commendabe
familiarity with The history oil the country, and
tie Use aud progress Of Kingdoms, aud religious
teneis and principles.
When MIR. Eiegelt had concluded, Col Bay
lor introduced III. Mcie, Esq, who enter
lained The audience for hree hours in strain
oil burning sarcasm, culling wit, aud crushing
argument, surprising anything We have ever
| his powerful mind had been concentrated to
give DEATH blow 10 The pefuiciuus doctrines Of
the Know Nulh:ngs. We had intended 70 pub
lsh a synopsis of his speech from the imper-
sect notes We had laken-but we have cvnclu-
de,l not 10 attempt even that, ferwe could not
bu, ds injustice to the speaker. His style was
SO tease and pointed, that il was impossible to
keep the train OF his argument, without takin.,
il down verbatim. Each sentence contained
volume, and then his manner was g, admirably
suited to bis words as % reader a synopsis ia,
ir;m giving Cen an idea Of The great eliec; O
tbs speech. A agree that II was enc of the
ablest, il not the ablesi, speech ever delivered
in the county And il is from such eunsidera
ton ha! we forbeaf attempting even synop.
sis Of his remarks
Mr.. Nj. is deeply impressed with the impor-
lance aud magnitude ol The contest in Virginia,
aud will devote The energies Of his great mind
TO throwing as much light upon the questions
involved, as the nature Of his business will al.
low.
GEO. +. Deneale, Esq, the District Eleclor
was next introduced 10 the audience by Col
Harman. He entertained the meeting for near
all hour in speech ot characteristic ability and
effect. As The time for adjouruing had nearly
arrived his remarks were necessarily briei, YET
were delivered with happy effect. Mr.. d. has
promised 70 address tho people OF the county at
sons utura time before the election, OF which
due heice will be- given.
The meeting was most cheering. We have
never seen audience in finer spirits. Every
ltend OF equal rights aud constitutional free
dom seemed to be- Renewed Tor The approach
ng battle Indeed, Tho most encouraging signs
meet Us Oh every side. The skies are bright
aud Frightening, indicating Il brilliant rising
Of The sun Of Democracy and constitutional
lights, on the morning OF the 4lh Thursday in
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1855-04-07
What Does 1t Mean?

The kaow Nolhings have not, as yet, nomi.
mated tlckctin the Legislature, in this conn.
iy. What does this meant Do they, by hi
meats hope, al phe eleventh hour, 10 bring ou,
candidates, aud ioTce tho Democrats who NAV
belong 10 their cider 10 vote the men. wbelbe,
they lsh il or not, without giving them a
chance u Withdraw Alatk ii, then, there is
trick about this back wardness. Their nom.
inees will be Wings, and in The kope oil nol OK.
citing the suspicion OF few Democrats who
have gone into iIe order, they will hold back
their ticket, ugll il is too late to expose their
designs. We wafa Democrats who have GONE
Iuto lac order :or The purpose OF finding bel
ter party than the Democratic, 10 watch, and
satisfy themselves that they are but giving aid
and comfort to their old Federal enemy. II
they had not some deception about their move.
men,s their ticket would have been announced
By tins time. They are afraid oi themselves =
They know Dcmucials in their order prefer IN
Gnitely the lenccTalic 10 the Wing party, and
will no. snppolt Wing Know Nothing ticket,
and hence II is they arc holding back. Let
them come gu, AMI shoa their hands.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1855-04-07
Of Religion ana SANDER,

Among some persons our opponents are en-
deavoring 10 make The impression that the
Democratic party are the advocates of the Ro- !
man Catholic religion. This gross SANDER l. !
eitilIely in keeping with that wicked oath
which rsqnires the deudsa man who takes il
to deny The fact that be has taken itand ioined
line Know.Nolhins party; that reqolres him 10
deny 'ha, he knew any ol.ewho belongs TO
that party, and also that he does no, know Of
the existence of such yauv.
The establishment OF the Know Nothing sys-
tenn OF morals has given full liberty to every
llne tongue TO utter It's wicked ialsehoods,
withon, being suffice, TO The rebuke aud cen
tempt oil a healthy public sentiment.
The Democratic party knows 10 mans reli.
ginn, because the Consultations OF the Uniled
States and Of Virginia, expressly prohibit all in
reference with The sacred duty and relation be-
tween man aud his God Aud y bile that party
as political body, will not Interfere with any
mans religion; YET il will resist to the utmost
any Interference of religion, OF religious, Of
whatever name or doctrine. with The affairs OF
government, The Democratic party in defend,
ing the Roman Catholics In the present contest
against the prescription Of tbs Know -Nothngs,
are but defending that provision of the Consi-
tullon.ander which all christians, aud others.
enjoy their relis ous opinions If you still.
out that provision OF he Corsti'n,,,,n which pro
'e''' . alike, Wat Assurance have you lha,
! you VIII gel Inserted in lis steal provision
protecting YOU iii your pecnl ar opinions &
None Whatever. The only stle5uad of the
weaker denominations Is IN the constitution o
The country, which protects the weak agains
the strong By securing equal rights TO all. The
government should have nothing to DO with re-
ligion, and religion should not assume to con.ro
the government. The weapons of the church
should be The word of Gotf-the sword II The
SpiTli and not the temporal sword. They lha,
use the temporal sword must die by the word
We have defended the Roman Catholics asains
The prescription OF the Know NoihiHgs, and ".
VIII defend any other denominations or hos,
who belong to no church, against proscriP lol
in politcs.
AS individuals IN our private capat lily, eul o
The arena OF politics and government, we are
and always have been, jealous proteslanls, ane
wohid use every argument TO convince our 10
man Catholic friends that we are right ia on
views OF religion. and would be glad if they
could think with us. But when we have ex.
haa.ted on resonlce OF Argument and PERSIA
sion our religious duty is accomplished We
have no riga, hunlia or divine, 10 coetce. Gut
alone has the right and The power 10 decide
persmptoliy