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Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1855-05-23
A Sample from a Bushel Of Frauds

Some Of the opposite journals are flaunt-
ing, along with sundry other garbled sen.
fences, at the head Of their columns, the
following sentence pretendedsto be an ex-
tract from Letter of Gen LA FAyETTE: E
II the liberties Of the Republic are ever
destroyed, 1t win be through the machine
tons OF Roman priests.--La koyeite..
The above sxtaact is taken from let
ter written by La FAyETrE to gentleman
in New York. soon after his return to
France in 1896 But here is the who'll.
Of the sentence. and shows 10 what depths
the advocates ofthe party will descend to
impose upontbe creduIity Of the unialormed:
IL cannot but admire your noble ssnti.
ments of devotion and attachment to your
country aud its institutions. But must be
permitted to assure Won that the fears
which, in your patriotic zeal, you seem to
entertain, that il ever the liberty OF the
United States is destroyed, it viii be by
Priests are certainly piiaoui any shadosc q
Foundation whaieper :" M
4 Who would have thought that for selfish
purpose any American Journal would thu.
misrepreseat and heap ,nfomy upon thu
grave Of departed hero. In an ungratefu
eifor,to disfranetise his countrymen.-Er,
nmiaer.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1855-05-23
Beware.

s.-s.4s flrls GGWaIe.
i Whilst it is yet to-day let every Repnb.
lican who has been inveigied into the gull.
trap Of Know otlineism, pause. ponder
andIehect. We call the attention Of ev-
cry Democrat to the unmistak able e idence
of the "cloven foot which is peeping out
from the Wing. Know Nothing journals.
Sam finding that he is on slipper. ground
and that his heels are about to 4cut fantas
tic capcrs'' in the air, is endeavoling to
get up the cry Of persecution in his favor,
which he raised against the Catholics and
id furriners. he swears most Justify
now that he has been abused. Hear what
dainty language the abased "Sam' heaps
| upon the Democracy. "a
The Penny Post says "A really sound
man in their (the Democratic; ranks is as
hard TO find as chinqucpins in winter
time" p
The Richmond Wing said: tive council
not the abandonment Of a single wing Tenet,
but only urging course which will first
efectually expel the Goths and Vandals
Democrats y and ultimately, probably i'm
mediately result IN putting Wing measure.
and Wing policy in the ascendant"
The Usion Republican calls the Dem
ocratic party an ''cld painted and padded
Jezebel, whose reputation is a bye
word"
Again the Union Republicaa says Of
the Democratic party, '"eNevsr Did NON
srERsdie harder, than does the party which
has so long like H,pEous VAMPIRE sucked
the life blood of Virginia. S@StsH4&
And last, thatpink offairness. God save
the mark who publishes false and gar
bled extract from General La Fay cite at
the head of his columns, the True false,
American, says Of Wings who have the
manliness to vote for Mr.. Wise or who re-
fuse TO vote at all "the man who pursues
il is more dangerous foe 10 the country.
than foreign emissary to guard against
whose insidious wiles, the American party
has been instituted"
Again we say pause. ponder and reflect.
10 your tents oh Israel.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1855-05-23
i Pierce Sammers johnson
Vote Early.

Let every Democrat endeavor to get to
the pollstar'y. The polls will be opened
by sun Use. andwe trust. that there will
be rush Of our party 10 vote. We want
every man to be active. Let each one
vote as early as practicable, and with tick
cts in hana@ seek his neighbor. Much
depends upon the determined and fearless
action Of our men. No consideration
shoutd keep single Democrat from the
polls. or paralyse his energies. Action.
action, action
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1855-05-23

Now or Never.

On Thursday next the great issue is to
be decided whether Virginia, from whose
soil Democracy sprung, in whose soil De-
rnocracy has had its growth, where De-
mocracy has ever triumphed, shall at
length be surrendered to the domination
Of a'patty opposed in its every feature to
Democracy and epuhlieanism-a party
which had its origin in the land Of isms
and wooden nutmegs-a party which fights
under cover Of darkness, and has not in
lis composition single spark of Virginia
manliness aud Virginia candor.
The enemies Of the party Of Jefferson
are resorting TO every mode, except fair
dealing, to accomplish their dark and IN
sidious designs. Throughout the canvass
they have been endeayoriag 10 blind the
honest people, by loud and high-soundlne
professions and hypocritical pIetensions to
superior virtue aud honesty. Nov. on
the eve Of the election. they are resorting
to every species Of roorbacks 10 break
down the gallant party of the country and
secure forthemselves the spoils Of Office.
What issthe duty Of every lover Of his
country in this emergency 7. We answer.
to rally around the iimcrhonored banner
OF Denocracy-to oppose truth, honesty
and democracy, to chicanery deception
AID the worst species Of Federalism in
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1855-05-23
"onos More to the Breach, Dear rriead.s,

"once More to the Breach, Dear Friends.'
Democrats, your insidious enemy are
endeavoring to defeat you by Dragging.
but remember. We. are al.oays beaten be.
fore the election--tle victory at the cleo
ton has always been ours Never we're
the Democratic skies brighter. Already
the candle is ilickering inths socket Of the
dark lan.ern-one' united blast from the
lungs of the Unterrified on Thursday next,
aud its light will be forever extinguished
in the land Of Washing ton. Jefferson, and
Brothers, arouse /! In this contest the
flower of the Wing party Of Augusta are
with you-the spartan band of former
days is a mighty army now-one hearty
shout and strong pull on Thursday, and
Augusta is forever redeemed from the
thraldom Of demagogucs and place hunters.
We must elect our noble county ticket
To do it every lover of his couhtry-eve-
~ man who is unwilling to have his con-
science shackled by q profane, sinful and
extra-iudicial oath-eytry yirginian who
is not prepared to sell his bil.hright
(frankness and honestly for less than 4
"mess of potage." IA miserable yankee
ism, must be at the polls. sssI s-ss
Vote early After you have voted see
that your sick, your halt your blind
neighbor, who loves his country and Free
dom, is provided with the means of COM
ing 10 the polls to exercise b,s dearest
right-that of voting for the men who
shall make end execute the laws Of the
land. Warn the committees. Every re-
publican is now sentinel on the watch
tower Of Liberty! s;.ss - ssse4 sa,ts.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1855-05-23
= - = -
Figures for Reference.

We give below the vote as cast Cor
Pierce and Scott in 1852, and as cast for
Johnson and Summers in 1851 in Augusta
County, In the State, Pierce's majority
was 15,28l.-Johnson's majority was s.
100. i - ,lss4s 7i.s Ts
The precincts of Fishersville, Spring
Hill, Churchville, Stuarts Draft, aud Pre-.
clint no 2. were not established when he
vote was east tor Governor. - - s.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1855-05-23
"Roorbacks.


''ooN o'' ~ O''"."' % ''e ' .'s.''o'
I aPproaches' - oe .v'eMa'neo Is 70 oe
lorea'nea. ~ o'ae' 'na' every man Wno '
IS opposed 70 'hH le's. o'ae' y 'es" us
VINO rove o''Nnsss 'a'A., :, va" ,' ~
eaass 'me' oeeos arg ss.'' "as ""se MS
eyes 'u''s open an' ao0us n'"'' s"e .
Iie" specimens o. l'''es 81. sa"u as'sp-
'iohs Oe'hg a''enPteoe 70 oe ''n'ose" upo"
me people os me great ''ns's'o'e' 10y
are revising the s'aie charge q nfeaols' !,
against lienfy A. ",sc' our sa,'so' anu
noo'e 'eaoe'., 'oese'une' ece.aen.o"y ."
lpaspose' '''". n''. " 'se !" He'' nc cha"ks0
MS parry 'e'a',ohs "en' .' rom Tue 3. s''''s
pafsy "ho i'aal e'sis '"'hs y s'se' y ."e
weak ana PoVefiess party "no g "aa - mr. =.
'a''' "o'"lns 70 oss'ow upon nun y a.s
one e'se, "n''ss 'is' 's's,esss ~" ne
Il! par sas o, ost0fe
80, -, p. -, Z "a
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~. ...:,c.u ~
- "e "niuiy a"" "e"sei"'e'y AZ
tempting to de'ame the character OF the
pure and spotless Holiday, by declaring
that he took the ben eft OF the Bankruptl
Tv - .h.a, ,.;,,a,, ..o,,,t,o,,rx
:. -.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1855-05-23

N 500 A most enthusiastic and cheering Democrat
ic Rally came off at Belle Fonte School llopse'nn
Monday night. Capt.J J. A. Hartman aud CoI w.
II. Hartman delivered animating and inspirting
speeches. S. NJ. Yost made few remarks. The
meeting adjourned " Capt. Harmaa's residence
about Il o'clock, where a sumptuous repast was pre-
pared for the OCCASION to which all did ample Justice
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1855-05-23
WAsn,xorox CIR,
Jan, %. 1885.
Dear Sin;

Dear Sir;
Inreply to your enquiries in gslslion to,
the political positionsof Mi. g. l.. Gran.
xER, formily Of OF Springfield Illinois,: /,
can state that ! knew him wslrfcr some
years; and that although he protested 10 be
a democrat, vet he was a VAN BuREx sur.
PORTER, in lS4S. and was cANDlpAr. on.
the VAN buren, ELECTORAL TICKET.
in that year. fa = HI gsfss . S
II lii be possible for him to persuade
VIReuNiANs,, that he isa Democrat. he
" i'll be far more successful in your State
than he was IN Illinois, where frsssoilism.
and obolitionism have srsr. deen deemed ~
dntaSoaisms IF true Democracy. A
Very respectfully,
a. Your obi gervt't. 8SfSs#
-. 8 81 CALHOUN.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1855-05-23
More Proof.

We publish the following f'om the last
Wheeling Argus. 1t is evidence convin.
cling that strong affinity exists between
Know NOTTINGHAM and Aboliiionism. Mr..
C. l.. Cranmcr is a candidate for the Leg
lslature Of The Know Nothing party III.
Ohio County. Reds lasss has ssas.
q For the benefit ofthe cisizens OF Ohio
county, we publish the following letter
written b. ], Calhoun. Esa.. Of Springfield
Ill, and who is now Surveyor General Or
Kansas. 1t is addressed. 10 citizen Of
Wheeling, and the original may be seen
at ANY time by those who wish. Another
ofsimilar import is in our possession. which
may also be seen BY calling at this Office.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1855-05-23
ns sure Of the right ticket,

Each Democrat should be sure be ha.
the RICH, ticket Our enemy is willy and
cunning and every deyiee and trick will
be resorted 70. in order TO- make vo,es.
Prepare yourselves then with proper
tickets and stand to your time honored
principles ''like avail" - sN
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1855-05-23
We publish this {Ved nesdav moroins,

we Paolish inns "wednesday moFning1
the FIRST half Of the Vindicator for this
week. We issue u from desire to ~ ID :
connected form before our readers. The po-
sition Of the Know. Nothings upon. the
Catholic question. Ga Saturday nasaing
we viii Issue the other hall. in which we
win be able to give the returns from this
county, and some Of the adjoining coua-.
lhes.t IS
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1855-05-23

0srLet every Democrat attend the Den.
Rally tonight
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1855-05-23

Chapter from Know Nothing Con5;s-
teneyaon the Catholic Question.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1855-05-23

n dypocr1sy OF the khoW NutuluBs'
4 The following interesting letter was not
written for publication, but at our re-
quest the genllemanto whom 1t isaddeess-
ed has permitted us to use it. The ktter
vii. serve TO show tbs Hypocrisy -practised
BY The secret Qfde, IN Louisiana. 'Fhe
writer. We need scarcely remark, is one
of the most distinguished editors III the
South: = s.t ai
sss< New ORsrAAs. April 29'h. 1856
My Dear Still have been greatly
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1855-02-08

BANK AGENcY-The most Of our read =
srs will feel somewhat gratifed to Learn
that there is a means devised TO get rid
of the trash. called money. that is now in
circulation. the following from the State
Sentinel throws some ligh, on the sub
jet.
THE Bank Agency Of Messrs De Pauw
and Defr.es. do not buy Free Bank paper
at & xed rates OF discount. at all. but re-
ceive the paper and convert il into east
srn exchange. charging small per cent
age for this service.
For instance: Mr. A. leaves at the A
gency 81 600 on the bank of Attica. He
is'credited on their books with the a.
mount. The agency then takes up a
bond a; the Auditors office, transmits it
TO New York and procures it's sale at the
regular market price. the proceeds Of
which are paid over TO the de positor. less
a small per centage. When the bond is
taken up, the 81 900 is cancelled and re-
tired from circulation.
In this way, thousands Of dollars. OF
uncurfent money, have already been
swept from existence. and its place will
soon be occupied with eastern exchange
and coin.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1855-02-08

Df virtue OF Commission nj Execution 20
ES ne dire ted from the Marshall Common
Pie Court, VIII expose opublI 5 lie ut he
Court Eou-e DOR IN The town Of ilr.outh
IN sad county on Saturday he 2l ago March
A. ID. 1855 between IL tOurs OF 10 o'cloc /
a, N and o'clock f.. VI. ~. said d. h.
following describe r. ;a,e, 20 VII: -Four
acres fl o the no. -r, ration, vest o.
lhe VI chg n Ioad - .icF -,even; aso thre,,
screS and twenty iour aun,.t d;rs a. n acre
oil OF the south end OF the so Ia pa.i Of The
south west traction west Of the n chlgan road
in section ten OF lands selected IN indian
country for The Nj higan road; al so tie west
end OF the orb east qua, til o lot No. and
2oi section . in town - north, Of rance 3
containing tory seven acres AID Sc eL.een
ndredihs, cr so u UGH theteo: a. nv be
necessary TO satisfy said execution. leken
A. Il property OF Joseph Nee Iaih on fore
closure of Mortgage III favor OF Edgar Ii W.
ley. JOHN l.. THOMPSON, SLeriT.
pr I. b. THOMPSON, Deputy.
Feb. :, 1855.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1855-02-08
.pmou.!) Banr,er.
Tharsaly Morning, Feb. S, 1855.
10 The PalrOns Of the Banner.
FALMOUTH, IND.

Having recently become proprietors OF
the Banner. and intending hereafter to
conduct the pabiishing Of the same, land
having ii view the manner it has hereto
fore been coujGc,ed.) we deem an apol.
ogy from Us 10 its patrons. not wholly
out OF place. and we hope, not untimely.
Tha past life Of the Banner. has been
marked with change but we promise
more glorious future. Our association
with this department, has not been so
much the object OF our own seeking, as
from the force of unforeseen consequen-
ees. But finding ourselves in this dilem
ma. we shall strive to become relieved
by making the Banner, hereafter. a re-
cord Of useful information for the citi-
gems of Marshall County. (and as much
farther as lis patronage may extend,
striving, as far Is may be in our power.
Hamlet and Cottage: cheering and en-
tightening their hIsside circles, with
those things tina, most Immediately con.
Gem them. IL shall. as far as energy,
human foresight; and circumstances will
permit. De a constant and prompt Jour.
nal. It's politics hereafter, Vi i'll be indie
peRlaut. AT no time advocating any OF
the particular issues OF the day. but aim
ing at what We conceive TO be, the more
.udicious and polite course for country
news paper. published for the citizens
generally, to give a fair and unvarnished
Statement, Of the proceedings OF all the
political parties extant. and trust 10 the
homes. intelligence of the PEOPLE 20
choose and observe the right. q nd esche W
The wrong this we bslieve to be the
most in keeping with republican govern
ment. guaranteeing, to its citizens. free
dom OF speech. and freedom of the press.
We shall endeavor to keep our patrons
posted upon all matters relating 10 their
interests, whether ii be Politics. Agricul
ture, science or religion, finally. we dou'i
intend 10 swindle the community By TAX
ing something for nothing. bat to give
ta~ra the aos,h or their money. and M he
The BaansE, to those who subscribe anu
pay for il. like bread cast upon the
vs;srsT and seed sown on good ground.
PUBLISHERS.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1855-02-08
A Card-lndiana Free Bank Association.

meeting of The executive COMMITTEES of
the Free Bankers association was Leld today;
prese n. Harris, Hove and DePauw.
Tue report and application of tie Bank OF
North America at Clinton, was received and
laid over until Thursday evening
The Bank of Huntington County, at Hunting
ton having made application and complying i,h
the rules OF the associate H. is admitted and pla-
ced in the list OF specie paying banks.
The Bank of Tippecanoe at Winneu.a a.. and
Indian Reserve Bank at K,lsomo, having by
Judge Wright, applied fur admission. they be-
Ing home banks owned by resi- onsib.e parties
aud the committee being assured TINT froe,
this day forward, they Will pay, at their c. un-
tiers. for their issues, the noSes OF specie paying
banks and at an early day re sumo and continue
specie payments. We have directed our Agents
not to receive OF cancel any Of the notes Of Ell
Their o. them as suspended banks.
W. &. DEPAUW, }
J. Is. HOWE. Elk Com.
I. G. HARRIS,
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1855-02-08
BANKS.

This week our Bank List is corrected
from the State Sentinel Of Feb. 3rd.
The bank Of North America. Clinton.
Is added to Class No. 1. Kalamazoo
bank. Albion, 10 in class Q. Laurel bank,
Laurel, is in 3. formerly in 1. Agricul-
kursl bank, Mt. Sterling Bank of Rock
port; Elkhart Co. bank. Goshen, in class
3, formerly Id 3. The following banks.
were in our last published list. but have
no place IN the one we publish to-day.
Exchange Bank Greencastle mo issue)
Alisha " aka bsns. Mishawska
Siarke Co. Bank. Knox.
Peoples Blk. Lima. Lima.
Savings Bank Connersvilis.
Bank Of faoli. Paoli
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1855-02-08
ARR VAL OF The GEORGE LAW.
NEW YoRK. Jan. Q,


TIE George Law reached her dock At 9 I-2
o'clock, with the California mail and passen-
gers. of the LIST in't and one million two hum
dred and fifty thousand dollars in gold.
The news is unimportant. There had been
no rain until the day the steamer lett wheE a
tremendous storm prevailed, doing much dam
age in San Francisco. II was more severe than
any since 1859.
The mning> interest was suffering for the
want # rain: The traders of the interior were
doing No business.
TIE Surreme Court declared Sacvane nto the
capital Of the State.
Ninety State prisoners escaped on the 27ty,
ult.
The steamer Senora was robbed OF S27 900
on her way TO Panama. $40 were recover
ed. Tie carpenter and Boatswain were arres
ted.
u. The Legislature was engaged in electing
successor to DIR Gwinn, the u. Ex-senator, Gwinl
and Broierick were the prominent candidate 3
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1855-02-08
The Weather..

From our exchanges we learn that snow
lis the order of the. Winter" and Mr..
Oldest lhhabilant says ii is deeper than
he remembers for some years. In New
Hampshire i, is six feet deep. At New
York As inches aud still showing. Al
Detroit the river was frozen over on the
night of the 22i uli. and PERSONS crossed
over on foot the next morning. There
has been furious gale on the cost OF
Lake Michigan. Two buildings were
blown over al Michigan City. Consider
able damage done to shipping at Caicago.
About Sr,y miles from Wilmington. Iii.
passenger train go, in a snow drift about
ID feet In depth aud stayed over night
There were about $50 passengers on boari.
They burned an emigrant car to warm
themselves, aui Toasted on three hundred
Cans oil oysters: WHEN last heard Of The
Speaker OF the House, passenger, was
presiding over wood pile. The chair
man OF Banks, also passenger. had dis
covered snow baIk ID feet deep anC
20 miles in extent 10 be bank o( deposi.
A locomotive is gone TO their assistance
Here The snow IS about29 inches. w,
have good sietshing and those that hav,
logs for The miii are making good use o
the snow.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1855-02-08

meeting of the landlords Of the prin.
cipal hotels and public houses of Cincin-
natl. was held recently in that city. to
take into consideration the decision Of
the Supreme Court of the State of Ohio,
sustaining the constitu,ionality of the
Liquor Law. An agreement was drawn
binding It's signers TO pay certain sums
for the purpose OF raising fund to en-
able them to take steps in resisting the
law. About 5000 dollars was raised.
and committee Of three was appointed
to circulate the subscription list, for sig
natures. i, was agreed that any one
ton by paying five dollars, but il arrest
ed for violating the law. 10 secure mutu-
al protection. they must pay an addition
al sum of % dollars. They also agreed
10 regard the local law, prohibiting the
sale of liquor on the Sabbath
We don't see any necessity for lac abb
ding citizens TO form an association and
raise fund to oppose and resist the
working of a law passed by their own
Legislators, and declared constitutional
by the Supreme Court Of their State. The
question arises. Are these Hotel and Pub
lic-hous keepers. law abiding citizens.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1855-02-08

New lOIk, Janu ~ 10.
The Gear has Internationally accepted the
four guarantees o: the Conf, renee, but his
sincerity is doubted. HostiltieS st IL con-
tin Z.
Sardinia has joi ned the Western Powers.
Tie Pacific lett Liverpool on the 18th O d
arrIv ed at s. ndy Hooa at . p. NJ, yesterday.
Lal Il off Oh account of the snow storm. She
arrived at 3 - p. NJ, OF the 9 inst. Whine
running up the Mersey the night being very
dark, she ran into the brig Corlnthian lying
at anchor bound for Calcuttl, with q cargo
valued 4 go, 001. The bTig sunk immcdI-
alely. but no lives were lost
The loss OF the liner George Gaming, from
this port at Hamburg, is confirmed. All OH
board; about one hundred and sixty perso S
persisted. The papers and passengers bag
gage rom her, washed ashore near Helso-
laud, which Is all really known OF her.
The Pacific news is ofthe highest impor-
lance, The Eastern q .eStion has assumed an
entirely a new and most,impoTtant phase.
Gorteschakoff has announced to the Au s.
trian government, that the Car has pccepted
not only the lour points of the guarantee, Ut
also the Interpretation given them by Eng
land, rance and Austria, bat as no arms
tice has been agreed TO, hoetilities continue
during the progress Of the negotiations,
The conduct Of Prussia and the Germanlc
States is still equvocal.
1t is also doubled whether RusSla's accep-
lance is unconditional, or with.unimportants x-
MIA = atoms. The sincerity of Russia is much
questioned.
Prussia CLANS to take share IN the nego-
tiations but declines for the present to increase
her army. a.
1t is said that the allies WI insist on Inc
Russian Naval forces in the Bl,ch Sea being
placed on a level with that OF other powers, as
a proof o. their success at this point. Ii is
expected that negotiations will split,as Russia
Will on no accoun assent In 1t.
| Prussia had answered the demand Of Austria
for the n,obiiz .tion of-the Prussian army by a
refusal to do so at present.
J The Russians have rccrossed the Danube and
| iavadel the Dobrudescha, and retaken the city
| Of Tuitcha. amt Bibadagh,
/ dispatch from 3railow on Jan. 9. says thai
the Russians having invaded the Dobrudeschs
had taken two towus. Sadik Pasha defended
/ Tutscha as long "a possible.