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Trsnsportation Of o. s. Troops 70 ortgaa.

irsnsportation OF U. 3. Troops 70 Ortg51.
NSw YORK, Dec The Government has
contracted with the Pacific Mail stesmship
Company TO convey 500 troops to Oregon, and
the steamer St. Louis has boon chartered for
the purpose. She departs for Aspinwan on
the 18th instant.
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ca d EDw. 3. WRIGHT, Auct.
CHOICE FRUIT TREES AT AUCTIo,,

CtHOICE FRUIT FREES AT AUCTIos,
~ In order TO give all persons an opportunity or
securing portion Of the fine Fruit Trees raised by
the late Jno. H King, at Valley View Farm, near
Georgetown, the executrx Of the estate has deter
mined TO offer them 10 the highest bidders On
THURSDAY and SATURDAY Of each week, in
front of the Auction Store Of Messrs Wall, Bar
nard & Co. These trees are all grated fruits, In
a fourishing condition, of good size, and VIII be
warranted 10 be what they are represented
Catalogues can be had on application at tho
above Auction Store and al the stall, Valley View
Farm, IL Centre Market. f. j. KING,
dec ENecutriX.
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HNUeuu1utI1m.- Edi.
tors of the Richmond Republican of December slth Is;,
cay that CARTERs SPANISH MlXTURB is no suscS medi
cine. - - - s~-~A '-e1'-
They had man In their pre.s room who was .,sfa With
violent Mercnrial Rheumatism, who was continually com
had become eversh and nattsry neck throat
ana s she symptoms Of Rheumatism combined with scro,
Ia Two ootties OF Carriers Spanish Mixture cured him.
an IN an editorial notice above they bear Testimony 20
US wonoerin ELECTS and their only regret
WIN disease OF the blood
lsehce OF such medicine They chesrfuy recommend st.
see their certificate and notice In full arcand The bottle
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"ANTED-A WOMAN TO COOK AND
w Iron in a small family. Satisfactory recon-
mendations required. Apply at 3as north st.
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HATS.-HATS.
NEW YORK WINTER STYLES OF a
" Beebe, Learv Genin, with other fash. ~
ionable Gentlemen's Dress HATS, full -
and complete assortment at
LANES Hat, Cap
Aud Cents Furn Store, d2l ia. avenue.
dec 3-tf
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ByJAS. c. McG UIRE, Auc.ioneer
SALE AT AUCTION OF A STATIONERY

ByJAS. C. McG UIRE, Auc.ioneer
GALE AT AUCTION "A STATIONERY
- and Fancy Store.-By order Of deed cf
trust executed on the 29th Of September, 1853,
and at the request Of all parties interested, the
subscriber win, on MONDAY, the 10th day Of
December, sell out in detail all the Books, sta
tionery, and Fancy Articles In the store Of Mrs.
Garrett Anderson, on Pennsylvania avenue, be-
tween 18th and 18th streets The assortment CON-
prises many useful and fancy articles, and dealers
aad families Wishing to obtain such articles will
find IL 10 their interest to attend.
The sale will commence at 10 o'clock a. m,
and the terms are: For all sums Of Se5 and under
cash, to be paid on delivery Of the articles; and
for sums over that amount credit OF sixty and
ninety DAYS viii be given; the purchaser 10 give
notes, satisfactorily endorsed, bearing interest
nom the day Of sale
ffthese terms be not compiled with within five
DAYS from sale, the right is reserved OF reselling
at the risk and expense Of the first purchaser.
p. S. The store Is for rent; inquire on the prem
ises.
BY order OF the Trustee
JAMES C. MCGUIRE,
nov I'D Auctioneer.
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SITUATION. BY A respect
w able widow lady as Nurse or to do general
housewofk. Apply at corner 4th and N sire is,
no. lSS. - Aec I'll
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lEr A the Reuben ii IN. Rihl. 4. ,hs

1870, nnstos q America. is Dis 0RATH d CO.'S
fhss.sS eis compounded BY A. r. SMITH, Chemist, of
Va -. the nstonsl remedy for pain. That relieves
-, ~ reSsns complaints in minutes hundreds
nsx can testify, who long suffered most scutely-
,r mo were unable 30 walk from bed 60 chair without
hep Many estin able crens have 6e,n heIred
az. % erueaes In one day tha The iss @ naohths and
e anu living, srstsfs Witnesses 10 the wonderful curs
~ power OF tts Innocent and pleasant remedy Lit
Ihdren have been soothed from retfuness Into
e eep and vigorous health Frightfu tumors and
piles OF the most excrucisting kind, Of long stand
ING, nesrtrendng burns and wounds complicated womb
Complaints and internal hemorrhage glenduar swengs
me most obdurse character inammstory rheumatism and
nearAgis the excrucatDg disioiBted and
fnbs and fractures feons and painful gatherings erupons
and Irritating skin complaints and chapped hands face
tooth and acre In the stomach approaching the
ver- ssonS OF DEATH and more than all ths have been
speedily AMI easily cured by De Gras
edy the Electric OIL" South Eighth street-now on m.
benign mission In the cottages OF the owly the
OF the rcS Beware OF counterets aud dangerous mits
tons Come direct 10 the ONCE 50 South Eighth sSree y,
tween Chestnut and Walnut Philadelphia. Zee Z
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BUILDING LOTS.-FOR SALE, variety Of
ID low price building Lots located on the Island
and other parts Of the ci y, on terms accommodate
ing to purchases. Enquire at ] KENDALL,
Office between 9Th and 9TH streets, north side Pa.
avenue, Sd story front room, over r. Mouow's
Exchange Once. ID. MYERLE.
dec 1-fW
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FRISCO IL ORNAMENTAL PAINTING.
rUNHE SUBSCRIBER RESPECTFULLY in
4 forms the citizens Of Washington that he Is
prepared to do FRESCO ORNAMENT AL and
tIOU Sc and SIGN PAINTING In the best man
per and q. short notice.
He also paints BANNERS Of every description
Odd Fellows Aprons, DC in the best style.
FURNITURE Of all kinds vanished TO order.
JOHN L. PETERS,
No AZ Tenth ST., between and II.
dec Inns
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WANTED AN EXPERIBNCED WOMAN
w to cook, iron and go to market Such an
one may fnd a permanent home and good wages
by applying at No. asa . street, between 9Th and
eth. dec7-3tk
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BOARDING,

FURNISHED OR UNPUBLISHED ROOMS
Il WITH OR WITHOUT BOARD.-Mrs. n
WILSON having removed to those new and com
modious Houses on the north side Of ID street, be-
tween Sth and 9Th, Is now prepared to accommo
date those wishing rooms furnished or unfnrnish-
ed, with or without board. oct 23-H
QOARDING.-MRS. DUVALL, No. 331 Penn
ID sylvania avenue, opposite Browns Hotel has
several large and desirable rooms, suitable for
families or single gentlemen, which she will rent
commodate six OF eight table hoardets.
jv30 Il
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MR.. WILLIAM PALMER,

PROFESSOR OF SINGING, FLUTE, &C.,
WELDING TO THE SOLICITATION OF
es for VOCAL, INSTRUCTION, both for young
persons and adults, and which classes will be
suitably divided according to the ages and sexes
Terms. Ave dollars per quarter Of 20 lessons.
Those who arc DESTROYS Of availing Themselves
Of the facilities thus afforded for Learning Vocal
Music, are requested to make early application TO
Afr. WAN. PALMER, al his residence, NO 3;5
T. street, Corner nth. GO io
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NOR RENT-SEvERAL HANDSOME Par
Il Tors and Chambers. with board.
Also. table and transient board. Inquire at Mrs.
SMITHS, 239 F street. nov27-d
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VIVA NTED-A RESPECTABLE WHITE
w Woman, as waiter and chambermaid. APP
ply at 2i3 H street, bstween 1eth ard 18TH
dec 7-Qt1
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WANTED-A GOOD COOK, WASHER,
w and ironer for a small family Also, girl
best or references required Apply at 4es sixth st.
dee S-3tS
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ID OOAIS FOR RENT.-DAN CAMPBELL,
IL has, at his buildings, d few doors below the
National Hotel, several fine large rooms, s1tnbiA
for chambers and offices. which he will rent on
very reasonable terms. Members OF Congress and
strangers will do veil 10 call and see them.
dpc- -1xx-
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A CARD.

WILLIAM TUCKER, MERCHANT TAIL.
w or, No. ADS Pennsylvania avenue, would
spectfully call the attention Of members Of Con-
gress, Strangers, and Citizens generally TO his
extensive stock Of CLOTHS, CASSIMERES,
and VESTINGS Of the latest styles, which he is
prepared to make up al the shortest notice and In
the most fashionable stvles. (Unionl nov 27-2w
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NOR Rem IA THREE. STORY BRICK
T. House, with back building, No. S27 ii street,
between 9Th and 9TH, containing a saloon paIlor,
seven chambers, dining room, kitchen, and good
cellar, all in good order There Is gas in the
house and cistern in the yard. Enquire OF II. s.
DAVIS, No. 459 Ninth street nov 20
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NOTICE.-By virtue OF an order Of distrain
IN from Thos. Berry against the goods and chat
ties Of James King, 10 satisfy rent due and in
day of December, 1855, at ii O'Clock, on the prem
ises one frame Carpenters Shop, situated on the
northeast corner of New York avenue and 18th
street, in the city Of Washington, 10 the highest
bidder fer cash. WM. CAMMACK, JI.,
dec S-ea3t IailH
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CONGRESS HALL II ESTAURANT.
MEsSRS. FENWICK & WESTERFIELD
lvl have opened an establishment thus -
named at 139 Pennsylvania avenue, between t1
Second and Third streets, where they will4
be pleased 10 crafty the public with all the dei
cGrieS Of the season. nov 2S-lm
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E,OR RENT-THETH THREE STORY STORE
IL and Dwelling, No. Sc Bridge street, George
town, so long occupied as Emmert's CORRECTION
cry. Apply to ARMY, next door.
mo- DS-fa.rtf
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NOTICE.-By virtue Of an order Of distrain
" from Thos Berry against tine goods and chat
ties Of Charles McCarty. satisfy rent due and ia
arrears. viii expose at public sale, on the 18th
day OF December, 1855, at IL O'Clock, on the prem
Uses one frame Carpenters Shop, situated on the
northeast corner Of New York avenue and 10th
street, In the city Of Washington, TO the highest
bidder for cash. WM. CAMAACk, Jr-,
dee 5-eo3t BailiH
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LAGER Ht.En DErUI,
Ro.JS1,
Pennsyl vania avenue, between y aad 9th street.
nov iO-Im& +. g. w. 6ERkCKE,
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SENATORS, MEMBERS, OR OTHER per-
~ sons wishing suite Of Rooms or Chambers,
for mess or single persons, Cal be suited at Eo.
46s 10th street, between ID and T. or the entire
house will be rented on reasonable terms to a
responsible tenant Apply at the dwelling, 4G6.
INV Off
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FURNISHED ROOMS.-Mrs. 6. AMBER
Il son has two pleasant Parlors and three
Chambers, which she will rent during the ses-
sion Of Congress or by the year. The rooms are
situated over the Music and Stationery Store No
276 Pa. avenue, two doors from the Kirkwood
House. oct 1S-eon
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EOR RBNT-sEYERAL HANDSOMELY
Il furnished rooms, lighted with gas. Apply at
Mrs F: LAMBS, 203 Pa. avenue, opposite VIII
lards' Hotel. Gee 3-6t
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MEUICAL CAKD.
nR. STANISLAS uERNlSZ, REGULAR
H. PRACTITIONER op HOMEOPATHY, Ofdcc No.
23i, CO. of + and Fourteenth streets.
DR.. S1ANISLAS HERNISZ having returned
from Europe with improved health, viii attend
to the practice Of his profession. Oaice hours
from 10 O'Clock a. M to p. m. nov 16-1mN
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vtyO MEMBERS OF CONGRESS & 9TH
Il ERS.-For rent, a first class dwelling House
eligibly situated buflt In the most modern styles,
with all the conveniences Of water, gas, furnaces,
and finished recently in every department, with
taste and comfort Apply to JAMES j. MIL
LER, corner louisiana avenue and 9TH st.
Aon1
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4 SMALL FARM FOR SALE OR RENT,
IA with the improvements, containing eighteen
acres Of land, within two miles of the Washington
City Market. IL commands a view of the Poto-
mac river. For further information enquire Of
GEORGE y. MOORE, east of the Park Hotel,
Sth Street Siec Str
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VTANTED-sEVERA MPHTENT
w Dressmakers, to whom liberal wages and
constant employment will be given: Apply at
No 400 South Fourteenth street. tee 5-4t%
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NOR RENT-A HANDSOME PARLOR and
H several very pleasant furnished Chambers,
with gas and water fixtures in the rooms. and
bathing room In the house. The location Is de-
sirable one, being convenient to the National and
Browns Hotel Apply to +. X LUNDY, No. i6
Louisiana avenue, between 9th and 9TH SIS.
nov 2T-:f
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ENOR .RENT-A GOOD THREE-STOkY
Il Frame House, No. 227 ID street, west Rent,
$i6 per month, Enquire Of Chas. Abbott, No.
Dos Pennsylvania avenue, or John Austin, No. 81
II Ugh street, Georgetown dec 6-3t
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AGoOD COOK, WASHER AND IRONER
"A may hear Of permanent situation, with lib
eral salary, by applying Immediately At No. 500
Twelfth ct Island. dec SGT
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FURNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT-ONE
II Psrlor and several Bedrooms for rent, over
VIM. Grupe's Confectionery Store, No. AIS Penn
avenue opposite Jackson Hall dec g.
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A TTENTION, LAND sEEKERS.-FOR
N sale-70 acres Of Land in Alexandria count
Va, 6 miles from Washington city; 2S from
Georgetown. This place was formerly comprised
in the tract known as Z" The Glcbc.S IL is we'll
wooded and watercd; improved by an excellent
dwelling house, select young orchard, &c; and
possesses every requisite for delightful private
residence. Inquire at the corner Of 18th and N
streets
FOR RENT.-Thc new brick House on The
southeast corner Of 18th and NJ streets Apply On
the premises. nov H. COINS
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BAKERS, LOOK OUT,-FOR RENT, that
ID well established Business Stand, OH the cor
ncr Of 18th and north + streets, that thTce-story
brick house, with basement, cellar, aud garret,
with large bake house and oven, &c, all com
plete, with large lot and stable attached. These
premises have been used as a bakery bv John VI
Kraft for many wears past, and perhaps Is the
best stand for that business In this city
The who.e will be rented for one or more wears
on reasonable terms TO punctual tenant. apply,
adjoining the premises, to
MARY G.. kRAFFT,
AdtniuIEtratrix
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FROM THE

LADIES FURS-fURS.
SEYMOUR, IN GEORGETOWN HASCON.
- pleted the most elegant assortment OF La
DIES FURS, Of his own importation and maa.
ufdcture, heretofore offered In the District as
CANADA MINK SABLE
STONE MARTIN
FITCH DO
SIBERIAN SQUIRREL
40 LYNX, ROCK MARTIN.
n IL made up In the various styles Worn, for La
u,ss ana Misses Prices very low. Ladies can
save money by calling early al the Fur Manufac.
',y, NO LIZ Bridge street, Georgetown, ID. c.
NOV ~ w. r. SEYMOUR
OPENING TO-DAY,
TUT i.Ak0ESI AND BEST ASSORTED
offered IA this city " -
t"Hs: :. Al WifI'IaW ~
dsikei space, between sth and STU ST..
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T AND FOR SALE WITHIN 81 MILES OF
IL Washington city, or 2H miles from Bladens-
burg This land Is In cultivation, and has good
supply of wood and timber. and is well wate red
with the best springs. 1t will be sold ior cash,
or on long credit if desired.
have also 2l2 acres entire wood land within
IN miles Of the railroad, which can be cut and
scli in the city at a large proat
Apply to EDWARD SIMMS,
Savings Bank, WashiE on city.
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FOR SALE AND RENT.

NOTICE.-JoHN GEORGE STOCK, REAL
y Estate Agent, and Intelligence Office, F St,
between sth and 9th streets, south side, has on
y" nd On extensive lot Of Houses and Lots for sale
the citizens Of Washington that he Is prepared 10
execute Deeds Of Trust and the vafious forms Of
Conveyancing in both the German and English
language. ~ dec 7-eolm
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CHAUNCY wARRlNER,
WATCHMAKER AND JEWELER,
No. $40 Penn. avenue,
(UNDER BROWNS HOTEL,)
WASHINGTON, DC.
nov 93-tJan1

DR.. X. 8. JAMES,
GRADUATE OF THE PHILADELPHIA
VI HOMEOPATHIC College, offers bis -rvices
I'm every branch Of his profession.
Ohice-Corner Of New York avenue and Fiji
tenth street, over the drug store Of ]. w. Nairn
nov 22-d1m#
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- In tho mousse Of representatives Vt Penn
syls,.Eia n ISL. while hill granting pen.
sin to certain 'eFo'Ct IA iry g-t<Tl"s was
p5r.IiuG - tat tSiF, alr v ihias mayed 10
ndf- gs,;a"y e sfD o. cn, 5tsih Cross
s,:- ~ ssis ~ Il "a u'i sylIisrH which
motion pIsy@iled-lJ 10 10.
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NOR RENT-SoME VERY DESIRABLE
l. Rooms, furnished unfinished, with or
without board by applying on street, between
10th and ! l;h streets, No 1876 dec SCOTS
The Feliciana Democrat., 1855-12-22
SOUTHERN AGRICULTURE AND
ECONOMY.

The policy heretofore pursued by the plant
ers of the south, has proven dcterions, both to
them and the value of their lands To clear
up their land, plant it in cotton and corn, wear
it ont. then clear more new fields has been the
system most generally adopted In many pla-
COS, such lands have become entirely worthless
and the planters have had to seek new coun-
try in order to employ their negroes to advan-
tage. This is all wrong as the people OF the
south begin to sec and feel. Deep ploughing,
rotation in crops, and regular system OF fer
tilizing, and reclaiming our worn-ont lands is
imperiously demanded, to arrest the ruinous
policy heretofore pursued, and restore the agrl-
cultural mower of the southern states. Ii our
planters will do this, and adopt the policy OF
raising all their own stock, meat, and panta-
ton supplies at home, manufacturing their own
shoes. clothing, and other necessaries, as it is
in their power to do, better day will begin
to dawn upon u.s. To think Of better times,
until our present system is changed, and more
rational one adopted in its place, Is to expect
what will probably never occur. We have
been acting upon erroneous ideas, and the soon
or We exchange them for correct ones, the
sooner We shall bring about d change in the
way we most need We shall look in vain for
better prices for cotton, and lower prices for
provisions, stock, and the various western pro
ducts which necessity compells us to buy, until
We act moro like reasoning people, and set
about to live within ourselves. 1t is vain to
expect We can prosper as it is our privilege,
and might be our good fortune, while we pay
such enormous prices for everything We con-
sumo or use OIL. our plantations, and get SO lit
tie for our cotton. If we will raise less cot
ton, more stock Of every kind, and plenty Of
grain to feed them upon, we shall soon sec,
that we have heretofore beenacting unwisely
in pursuing the system, which is generally fol-
lowed by southern planters.
A change Of our present habits will be at
tended with some Inconvenience at first, but
in short time, it will relieve us of all oul
present difficulties, and make us free, happy
and independent. People of the south, why
will you keep up your old habit of making cot
ton to sell, and having every thing else to buy
You must know that it is to your interest Y
abandon it. Then begin, and success vii
rcown your efforts
The Feliciana Democrat., 1855-12-22

PROSPECTS OF THE DEMOCRACY
Under the above caption, the Albany Ar.,.
publishes facts aud figures which indicates n.
certain triumph of the Democratic party IN \.
approaching Presidential election, If .commo,
prudence, evcn in the selection of candidate.
is observed
If there be any criterion whereby to iud,,
of the future prospects Of the respective poliyl
cal parties, it is to be found in The recent st.t.
elections, embodying as they do, popular oui.
ion on the vital questions Of the day.
Applying this test to the several poiiiuI
parties, we think no candid person can fsllh
see that the democratic party is destined i
achieve glorious victory next year. Twe,h.
one States have held state elactions the y.
cnt year, Of which fourteen have gone dsue
cratic. We give them their order, with a.
majorities and the number Of Presidential IL.
The Feliciana Democrat., 1855-12-22
MEETING OF CONGRESS.

III Congress had been in session, nearly three
week, s and the house had not yet organized
by electing speaker. The know nothings
and abolitonsts having majority in that
body, cannot unite on any one man. The
democrats have their candidate, and uni
formly throw their vote for him, whilst the.
opposition divide their votes amongst sew
cral, the most prominent Of whom seems to be
Mr.. Banks Of Massachusetts, He, it would
appear is too much Of frec-soiler or abolition.
ist to receive all the southern votes belonging
to the know nothing party. To organize the
House Of Representatives SO as to appoint all
the committees to suit thsmsevesscem to DO
q fayorte policy Of the northern portion Of
the opposition They desire as much as possi-
BILE to govern the legislation of congress on
the vital issues that will be agitated during
this snssion, which will no doubt have very
decided effect upon the public mind, either to
strengthen or weaken the Union Of the states
Whether southern know nothings will aid in
putting such men into power remains to be seen
But for this delay in organizing the house, We
should have had the Presidents message, near
ly ten days past.
The democrats held caucus, proclaimed
their principles in NEST admirable resolution
and nominated as their candidate, the Hon
VIM, A. Richardson, of Illinois, who has here.
tofore nobly represented those principles in bis
public career, and in his private life. Thus do
we see democracy, acting, open, and above
board every where. No mystsry, no secrecy
no conccalmcnt, no under handed management
nil is conducted fairly, openly and fearlessly.