davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1855-01-09
t" s,.isier's" Wines, Philadelphia.

SMucr'h" EnHHAO6IPMIAs
John SNYDER, former odestxblishsd
j 5nder No 10 Walnut four doors
will supplied with wines
liquors the accommodating
JACOB sNInER importation Of
he is prepared 70 receive orders
various houses Eu
upwards; and also s0licits
Sander, patronage Of his friends aud
former
Washington city by "Adamss Express
free of freight.
9-aly u
s,HENCa and Il asitsh boarding. and day school Tor
Il oanx ae w. Tyson aud Sisters, street, between
42h i3sn Washington,
Monday 18th September when the pupils
desired their For &c, circulars
be al principal bookstores in the city.
i9--eadttN;h Sept (StaxI
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1855-01-09

- AnrTDs uSi rxn "A Tss NAIL sTsAala..--
To- Ss 'ss s'sy;ss Plea as ~ 4; +. css ss
Tsy.. steamer. SOP :. os..poa both sans ssurains
PROPOSED DATES or xAiLiNo-lsSA
washington s..s:s y: ;.s:: &C.,
M Ms.%aa" s ss.S ma.ss IS xs
washington ;. :. saturday, May 90 ia.sia
W asn,asoa !. ). saturday, July Is August n
H.-ua~ nj i. Saturday, August ~. September O.
waat ,asan SATURDAY. ssp'smbsfs $685. $780,
s ss%,s Se,smss,. Dsss@ssi
Hermann. Saturday, Dseemhsra oscesssr ~
From Southampton New Yosk -
w..asseA wssn MAJ M.saa:sa wss.y s s.s Is Is
n Msssasoa. sYai : W.saissoa... 90
%.s.s,ss. ns ass i @ is.s1as @
iermann,..... July - nermann-.... Jam 3 isss
Fos ssSi % Pa-s'ss' apply 70 - SAND 70 South s.Y
C S.ar agtsEkE gsdss Ss, Bremen
WILLIAM isELIs, HAVE
PoI,rselals College OF the state OF pennsylvania
Pena sgaere, Philadelphia
n sss "a NE plan 2, s
ENGINgEaISG, MINING, AGRICULTURE, AND THE ME-
onANlcAL AND cHEAICAL ARTS.
The viii Monday seH
FACULTY
Mathematics engineering. Professor selim H. Peabody,
Prot Alfred l.. Ksnaedy. NJ d.
s'nias engineering, geology and "neraog, Prof W. H. B.
Thomar A.. NJ
philosophy PRINCIPLES of machinery, PROM.
Peabody kennsdy
ersns department per SESSION. *l5.
mechanically architectural and Typographical drawing Prof. John
Kern. $40.
French and Spanish Prof " DE Amarilli
German, Prof n II. Ensxup
The analytical laboratory practical chemistry daily
depasnea under Of j. b. Doucher A.
H. provided which less proficient students
be rapidly prepared for the College courses.
terms, study boarding,
obtained addressing Dr. Alfred Ia Kennedy, Poly
MATTHEW NEWKIRK,
President Of Board Of Trustees.
JoHx McIsryRg, Secretary.
Aug - Wed5atA fuesIna
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1855-01-09

For Lyaehburg ChAvlottesvA1e
Mondays, Wednesdays, Fridays.
For Luray New with the Cal
pep~r on Taesdays, Thursdays, and Saturdays.
For w~shssses daily stsxss Ps4sanI
For Ndshuss daily with tbs a ths PtAss
Per ORDER W. n. HROCkHTT, AuruI
Nov 7-dtf L
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1855-01-09
p,TcnELon,x HAIR DYE.

NAional Hotel.
ii aay-n sze, BacheIes hair dye, which
urv.r@y tesl article for colons
skin. beaut ful mack
recommend the and dye In
Park GR's Fancy and ferumery Store,
Dec s-.ndats Under National Hotel
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1855-01-09

Salamander Safes.
EVANS WATSON no 26 Fourth stree.
~ Pa lae No. 81 Dock sfree have
of their
PATENT sALAMAEDER FIRE AND THIEF-PROoF SAFES,
Bank vaults aud iron bank stores,
PATENT sLArE-LINED HEFRIGERAToRs,
Water Gters and copying pcsses platform
and counter scales.
Sals for Autterwarh,s Belcy Yates,
patent proof bank locks. give .
Reference nsde few of thu many
In
I'll Maguder, 7 Pennsylvania avenue washing
ton, d. C.
Farmers and Msshanics' sans ailsd.'phia,ia safes.
United sia,es Ar.ens, sin califoraa 3in Philadelphia
United Appraisers Once, Phindeiphia
Pennsylvania Railroad Company Philadelphia, Safes
Philadelphia. Wilmington, and Baltimore Railroad con,psny
Philadelphia.
Richard. Norris aon, Locomotive Works, Philadelphia
Winchester Bank, WnchestsF, virgiasa-
E. Wood Fog, avenue,
streets, Washington, c. Aaorxed receive oders for and
sales OF the above
May 6-2awty EVANS d WATSON.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1855-01-09

DRAMAS GERMAN ES0NoNsc 81 ssadenf's Lamp
Ju-t received. hy impofa.n from
Naine II ihose r.,
since, and al @h0
bought ~ hetn For IN he OIL cleanliness so
and beauty Of light try b.
bly, colleges pubic departments nemb-rs
% Congress 40 require go light
win sfe
eqasiy well ssed os ladies hat nsedie
nght.
hand Oh. ethereal spirit
knas psee@ n 40
styles,
~ 'sss, - the city, ard smias me outy coupse
ssouts
G. wulTrLEsGy,
So Ssvrnth street,
sale Frank's ecopoaaie snap a. sh ey
r s.~An bills made with mus he settled Ronhiy.
o. aqyvif
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1855-01-09

COLOMBIAN o3LLEGE, Washing ton. ID. C.-The ,hr-
u " fourth year Columbian College will begin the last
"Wednesday end the last Wednesday In
June students the Of purns The usual classical
scientific
dollars Ror further information
address ne Psdeat Of Columbian College, Washington, D. CO.
in 4-~eod
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1855-01-09
Hamilton G. FAINT.

Hamilton G.. FAINT.
Bank aud Dealer n reaange Sc, No. Peunrans ave
sas Warrington, ~ G.
NCuRRENT money land Virginia scrip, bougr
u and sold
prans principal sold sui, parrhasers
Stocks bought and sold on congaissioa.
caims against the government collected.
Dec l--3mdsw
TO GENTLEMEN xno SHAVE THEMsE.yEs.
MOST cumleis Of shaving conysnenc open
n ina At Psrket's Fancy Store
Fresh and
Aimonde shaving
Military shaving cakes,
Badger hair shaving srishes sc
PARKER'S Fancy and Perfamery Store,
Dec R-eod3ts Fem. avenue, nader Nadonsi Hotel.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1855-01-09

the above boats carrying United mail vim
regular trips che Alabama hs Ia u Ncvember
NEXT Montgomery dsiy the arrival OF
lag Sasy a. Moaseossy with
the a Mobile with the New of~Ans mail eOov
will leave Selma hs downward UP
o'clock, a. .
officers the coss md sasy
OF pas~enSers. -.
The freight abavs beats will exceed my
per N doias PER bale " ens1oa. fstM IA
For freight passage having sccommodaous apply
oci a.--dan cox, BRAfNARD, \ CO.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1855-01-09

COUNTRY RESIDENCE FOR RENT several
ground attached EACH situated
Kendall sreen, lutte thau mile northeasterly from
the Gsp,tpt.
These spacious ana with cellar, wood
pumps excellent
Tne heau,u overlooking large portion Of city
of the Capitol
ru apprcaeh BY TN and streets, Delaware and
street..
iae fare permanently
KendaM and
Centre Market makes brief stand * and 3K
t--,wo hundred dollars
taken for inspection and
applying Snckaey who Cottags
my idence, the premises
AMOS KENDALL.
lay 23--Podtf
s,tauCui .TE, Cocoa, ana Rroma. w. BAKER co.
" Vanilla Premium chocoates, cocoa,
been awarded BY the chief institutes
ae fairs q the Union for safe by all the principal groceries, in
u 49,.
Hasses Murray New York Grant and Twel philadelphia
" gIondige Baltimore; Kennel Dudley Cincinnati,
Safscs and H. Howell! Georgetown, D. G.
WALTER BAKER, q CO.,
rs&p8 fiy dorchester. Mass.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1855-01-09

Vttfs law a89N.--M w. GAIT BRO eher mnxniG
u asspfasn ~ rich swey, II the latest styles,
sistre af-
plsseaa, pearl. mosaic, sAd plnin brooches
Earrings sgd diamond, pss plata
anasgs
Gcuuesnsns diamond and ssuds
Diamond, enancited, wedding,
Gold, guard chains
LADIES' cbatslssns, lock 81, sssis, and KEYS
od hibies
bRtens and siads. gold necklaces Ac.
Which, largest Yod
pure offered thsr
settling ~ uausasiy low esies
NJ w. GAIT 4 BRO.
ssgs ~ Golden Earle
Fepnsy vana avenue, between 9th
Nov g1--9f
ALL ASD WINTER OF ready made hisx
0f and finish, embracing
stack,
sns plain aud 6gns-H
black ngnrtd
collars, aawst nbjesaifs.
Boys y1eins' c,eshina i~Ays on haad
fc ascve steies VIII Be cold prices for
MOAB WALKER A co,
Msrhie Hail Clothing
Sept 2a-hawawn Browns Hotel Building.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1855-01-09

Il AMrTuN UNI En stat No = JAIL wT1A1x194s...-
The ships congissag his ". y: !ss 49, ~ 81
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1855-01-09

Mobile and Montgomery u. n. Daily naaAl 1a~s-
CONSISTING Of the following substantial and sss
A.2azAaAsHZ~ mnnpS passenger stcamcss, vist
MESSENGER,
MAGNOLIA,
elisa,
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1855-01-09

5pOa q blue flannel for lining great
pairs Sizes weighing pounds
% good sound woo, doubled and twisted yarn.
Those knl by hand preferred
ifass scales. n, q. y. ssrE. corp. psys.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1855-05-18
Henry Clay's Opinion ON Natur-
allied Citizens.

y N"J = OPsusVh Ou NiAtuEs
allied Citizens.
Extract from Mr.. Clay's celebrated
speech in defense oil the American.
System, delivered in the Senate OF
the United States, February g.,
1921
"The honest, patient and industrious
German. readily unites with our peo.
pie, establishes himself upon some oil
our fat lands, fills his capacious barn,
and enjoys in tranquility the abundan,
fruits which his diligence gathers a.
round him, always ready to fly to the
standard OF his adopted country, or of
Its laws, when called by the duties oil
patriotism. The gay, the versatile,
the philosophical Frenchman, accom-.
modallng himself cheerluly to all the
ViclsSiIudes OF life, incorporates him.
self with difficulty in our society,"
But OF all foreigners, none amalgamate
themselves SO quickl y with our people
as the NATIVE OF THE EMER-
AID ISLE, In some of the visions
which have passed through my imag.
lnation, | have supposed that IRE.
LAND was originally part and parcel
ol tins continent, and that, by some ex.
iraOrdinary convuIsion OF nature, it was
torn from America, and drifting across
the ocean, it was placed in the unfor-
tunate vicinity OF Great Britain. The
same open-heartedness, the same gen.
erous hospitality, the same careless and
uncalculating indifference about hu-
man life, chara cterize the inhabitants
OF both countries. Kentucky has been
sometimes called the Ireland Of Ameri,
ca. And have no doubt, that if the
current OF emigration were reversed and
set from America upon the shores oil
Europe, ,lnslead of bearing from Europe
TO America, every American emigrant
10 Ireland would there find, as every
Irish immigrant here finds, hearty
welcome and a happy home"
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1855-05-18
From Tehuanlepec !!
PROGRESS OF THE REVOLUTION.
THE UNITED STATES FLAG INSULTED.

A correspondent writing to the New
Orleans Picayune, from Tehuante pee,
April 2, gives a very interesting account
of the progress Of the revolution. He
says:
In my last informed you that the
pronounciados were tn possession Of the
plains, villages and roads; cutting off
communications aud supplies from this
place, collecting contributions. turning
out Government officials, and appoint.
ing others, here burning a rancho, kill.
ing the owner and lifting the cattle, or
demanding effects and money as the
price Of uncertsin security. One ranch.
ero was shot while defending his house,
his body tied TO stake, and fire kind.
led round him. After their departure,
his little son, who was concealed in
the chapparal, had witnessed the pro.
ceedings, buried the half. burnt body
The Sup-prefect of Petapa was beaten
with clubs till he was left for dead and
his wife violated. Here, as | stated we
were in state Of seige, money, provis,
ions and munitions daily diminishing
soldiers occasionally deser,ing. familie'
moving of till the plaza seemed desert
ed; special order indeed was signed tc
check the exodus. But a small portion
of the place is within the barricades
those occupying houses outside Of theu
being gmuch exposed were in the habit o
concea'ing themselves a: night in tn
woods, returning to their homes durin
the day. But this also being prohibit
ed. they sought shelter in the Conven
ST. Domingo, which BY the kindness Q
ot the henevtient Cure, was thrown op:
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1855-05-18
LOVES VICTIM.

o! list to me, Lizzy,
You sweet lump OF candy
Love makes me feel dizzy,
Like sugar and brandy;
My vision is reeing-
My brains are all burning
Aud the sweet cream of feeling
Is curdled by chuning:
For my heart meath my Jacket
Is up and down jumping,
And keeps such racket
With its humping and humping
o show me one smile-'tis my last suppli-
cation
| crave nothing fur'her-'lwill be my saliva.
tion!
q! Lizzy, I'm worsted-
feel it all over;
I'm done up and bursted--
A broken down lover
The joys of my bosom
Have cut stick and vanished;
Iknowed should lUse 'em
When my true love you banishel
The world has grown dreary,
In sackcloth OF SORROW;
OF life am weary,
And | wish that tomorrow
Would dawn on my grave, in that peace
given valley,
Where I'd care not for you, nor for Susan moi
Sally!
| know It's a sin to,
But I'm bent Oh the notion
I'll throw myself into
The deep briny ocean,
Where mud eelS and catfish
On my body shall riot,
And founders aud tldt.hsh
Select Inc for diet;
There soundly III sumber
Beneath the rough billow,
And crabs without number
Shall crawl DER my pillow:
But my spirit shall wander through the gay
coral bowers,
And frisk with the mermaids-it shall b,
the powers
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1855-05-18
Horace Greeley when n Boy

The Boston Mail thus refers to Ho-
race Greeley when boy, when an sp.
prentice in an office in Vermont. On
visit connected with political matters,
TO the Hon. Rollin C. Mallary, then
one of the most distinguished members
of Congress, and the most able cham
pion OF the "American SYSTEM" we
went with him into an obscure printing
Office at Poultney, Vermont, his place
of residence. Among other things, he
called our attention to ayoung compos-
itor, who was rather awkwarGly stick
ing types, and who then full grown,
was evidently an apprentice 10 the Of
flee.
His legs run good deal more than
'leet' through his pantaloons the
sleeves of his coat scarcely reached be-
low his elbows; his hair was very
white and tiaxen, and he was, on the
whole, in the aggregate, taken separate
ly and together, the greeneSt looking
specimen of humanity we ever looked
at; and this is saying good deal, for
I'VE keep a looking glass;
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1855-05-18
Philadelphia Municipal Election i.

The municipal election yesterday re,
suited in majority of one hundred and
fifty for the Reform candidates for City
Treasurer aud Commissioner, who weIs
supported by the Wings and Democrats
against the Know Nothings. The Select
Council will stand, nine Democrats ana
fifteen Know Noihings, and the Com
mon Council thirty y-nine Democrats and
thirty eight Know Nothings.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1855-05-18
BUSINESS DIRECTORY,
FOR VINTON COUNTY, OF ~

B. P. HEWITT. Judge Of Probate Court
W l.. EDMIST0N, Clerk Com. Pleas Court
y. F. BINGHAM, Prosecuting Attorney.
NM. TISSUE, Sheriff.
JOSEPH MAGEE, Auditor.
J, SWEPSToN, Treasurer.
JAMES MALONE, Recorder.
NELSON RICHMOND, Surveyor.
GEO. ULL0M, Coroner.
County Commissioners,
T. DO WD, j. KINNEY, & JOHN SWAIN,
School Examiners,
o. T. CUNNING, G. w. SH0CKEY und
4. A. BRATTON.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1855-05-18


Here is a beautiful sentence from
the pen OF Coleridge. Nothing can be
more eloquent, nothing more true:
"Call that man not wretched who,
whatever else he suffers, as to pain in
flicted or pleasures denied, has child
for whom he hopes and on whom he
doats. Poverty may grind him to the
dust, obscurity may cast its dark man.
tie over him his voice may be unheed-
ed by those among whom be dwells,
,sd his face may be unknown by his
claghbors--even pain may rack his
joints, and sleep flee from his pillow,
but he has gem with which be would
mot part for the wealth defying compu-
tations, for fame filling worlds ear,
for the highest power, for the sweetest
sleep that ever fell on monal's eye.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1855-05-18

A school-boy Down East, who was
noted among his play-tellows for his
frolics with the girls, was reading
aloud in the Old Testament, when,
coming to the phrase, "making Waste
places glad,' he was asked by the ped
agogue what it meant. The youngster
paused, scratched his head, but could
give no answer, when up jumped a
more precocious urchin, and cried
out
"lknow what it means, master--iI
means hugging the gals; for Tom Ross
is alters hugging 'em round the waist,
and il makes 'em as glad as can be F"
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1855-05-18
severe Illness Of santa Anna.

The Mexican correspondent OF the
New Orleans Bee, states that Santa
Anna is so seriously i'll that he is not
expected to recover. He is suffering
from disease in the head. and lies in
state Of stupor. Bad news from the
South. it is supposed, aggravated the
disease.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1855-05-18
The M'Arlhur Democrat.
TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION ;

ei,00 per year, and if no: pdysd toithin the
gear, $500 i0iH be charged.
These Ttrms must be strictly complied
Wiih, and no paper wiH be discontinued until
oil arrearages are paid, unless at the option
gth publisher.
TERMS oP ADV ERTIsiNe.
or One square, Thirteen lines or less first
t1trte Insertions. ..................Sl 90
Each additional insertion. 25
Cards one tedr,. SO 90.
A libSral deduction ipiH be made to per.
cons advertising BY the year.
All advertisements payable in Odrancs or
On denGrd
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1855-05-18
Agents for The 0Mrlrilur DcmOrrol.g

The following Gentlemen will Receive and Receipt
for eubseI ptons ana Advertisement, for This Ia.
Per In Vinicn County. Chic.
rEYToS Cox, Hamden Furnace.
WV. TAYLER, Mt. Pleasant.
JSo. CLARK, ST.. Harrison Township.
J. BLoER, BloeIs Store,
J,GILLEN. WilkesviIle.
ADAM LYSS, Swan.
J. EAsoa, Knox.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1855-05-18

II is computed that 30 900 converts to
Mormonism have left the agrieulturst
districts Of England for Utah.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1855-05-18

Mrs. Bloomer has gone to Council
Bluffs to reside. She permitted her
husband to accopany her.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1855-05-18

GT If you want a quiet tireside,
marry a dumb woman.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1855-05-18

IThHUEN = LFIII IIIT' d y, 7. II1IW, IT, D.
Moore, J. B. d ". b. Wilson, Nm. T..
Gleason.
WmKEsv1LLE.- S. S. Mury, John Gilen.
Cline & Gardner, Fcl;on * Lasley, james
BleskeIy. Carr & Strong.
ALLEEsvILLE.-Peler Miller, Marcus Mil.
Ter, Joseph Wilcox.
Nit. Phillip Soin.
IRA1nvlLLE-Swersicn& SWeIston, II. W
S'OddaIi, Hewitt & Wilson.
AIKLN's Mill. Blorr.
BERKHERMnR's William Tissue
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1855-05-18
d H u GGIS II 5

BOOT AND SHOE STORES.
~-~-~>~-->>- N~---~~
hcAkTHUR.-J. G. Swetland, B. c. Cc,tvt
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-07-30
Recent Publications.

MARY LYspos OR REVELATIONS OF LIFE An Autobogra-
ply. New York stringer h Townsend
The above named work has been placed on our table by
@ Morgan Exchange place, adjoining the Post office
From cursory glance at its contents we arc inclined
believe that 1t 10 far above the average publications of
the day, The suthor exhibits symptoms of thinking
which ia not popularity Of modern book makers It
uuouestionaby the production Of no ordinary mind
though crude in execution We fully concur in the sent
ment expressed in the dedication that the writer will yet
produce better bookone mere worthy Of her intellect
The ESCAPED Nun, on DISCLOSURES OF CONVENT LIFE
New York. Dewitt Davenport.
Mr. T. L. White, No 1o5 Canal street, has laid on our
table work bearing the above title We have not reld
It, nor do not intend to- Afond Of the cross bones and
deaths head" style of literature we imagine will take
much pleasure in Its peruaal.
TataLs AND TRIuMPIls, FiRMNEss IN THE HOUSEHOLD
BY II. s. Arthur: Philadelphia: 4. B Peterson.
Under the above caption Arthur tells series of domes
tic every day stories, he only can tell them They
comprise Trial and Triumph, The Gift of Beauty The
Young Music Teacher, and The Unhappy Wife. The
book can be obtained from j. B. Steel No. go Camp and
q Morgan, Exchange place adjoining the Post-ofce.
FRANK LrsLIE's JOURNAL. New York
The August number Of Frank Lesie is fully equal to
any Of its predecessors it abounds In illustrations of all
Imaginary useful and ornamental things j. G. Morgan
has sent us copy ."54.4 &.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-07-30
PLATFORM OF THE AMERICAN PARTY

~ l. ..J.at
M edvacate an amendment Of the Naturalization
viii proper safeguards to preserve the purity Of The
NJ aayocate the passage Of such laws will
vent tie immigration of paupeIs and criminals to TINS
We oppose any interference ID the vested rights of
ali persons whether they be of native or birth
al We are in favor non-interventon With slavery BY
the FededsFal Government except for the protection OF
our constitutional rights. III
81. We advocate d nigh National Policy, such IS will
afford stern and unWayering protection to the American
name abroad and will follow and guard the American
citizen wherever be moves l8,s 4,
X g. We believe that America should be governed by
Anericans eHecting the same through the batot-no1
alone the only legitimate Instrument Of reform IN this
country. ss u. ~. IA. ~ 49,. :. -
hot the man the Office and shall oppose the distribution
Of ONCE among oceseekers, OF as reward for partisan
services.
We vii; maintain and defend the Constitution Of thu
Tinted States the Union 1t exiss, and the
Of the States without elimination, insisting upon tslth
full performance the part Of the General Government
III all the ntes enjaned upon it by the Constit
While approve of the platform adopted BY the ats
National Council OF the American party, at Philadelpna
va reject the application Of this principles of The eighth
article TO Catholics, unjust unfounded ahd
entirely unworthy Of our country shall forever CON
time IL protest against any Infringement Of religious MP
rtv holding It MS cardinal maxim that religious filth j
question between each individual and his God We ut
farv any attempt to make belief test
for political office and can neyer state with aay party
uhich holds sentiments not in accordance with these.
i'll we war with party such, but shall oppose all
who oppose in the advocacy Of these great American
principles. norrnu
Reform of abuses and rstrenchmens IN our state ex
Edncaton Of the youth Of the country in schools es
constitutional organization Of the Swamp Land Com
missoners
mant Department, With view Of improving our insna