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Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-11-09

! The assertion Of the New York Repnh'I-
pms Tint there is nothing contained in
h'lr platform which is not sanctioned by
be inaugural address of Mr. Jefferson, Is
briefly true, end will be found so by all
lo mny compare the two documents. The
BOSTON Alas, in reply to the Administration
Frgan in Massachusetts, also makes the
Powiug brief, but compreh' nsise and
Fn'hiul reference to the positions occupied
y three of the Fathers -
The Boston Post appears TO derive salts
kc'ion from tire fact that the Democratic
Convention Of lSi9 took grounds substan-
lily identical With that of the Republican
pate Convention at Worcester. AT that
|n' the Democracy Of Mass lchnsetts
Pom'nal|y planted itself by the side ofWash-
fqton, ard Jefferson, and Madison, and The
constitution, as our Republican Fathers
h1de and administered it. Washington,
I we have repeatedly shown, was in 'avor
excluding slavery from all the territories
the United States; Jefferson was the
la'h"r Of the famous ordinance of 1887:
'nd v son 40 opposed TO slavery that he
you'd no. have the word slave in the Con-
'mntinn. II is 70 the principles of such
Republicans" as these that we would have
pun country restored In IS49 the editor
,, the Boston Post voted for platform
loosely identical. Even now it pretends 10
'e opposed to sectional and geographical
PaFnes and issues. That is precisely the
round now occupied by the Republican
party OF our day. They are opposed TO The
'Ncnonal and aphcal issues originated
W the Nebraska bill, and mean to put an
'"a to them II the Post is sincere either
u IT'S professions oflSio or 1855, II is bound
" IN the Renuhlican mnyementN
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-11-09


H. TOUCHING EXHIBITION OF GRATIrUDE.-
me Of the Philadelphia papers relates the
ep,''nw'ng Of German girl named Mary
SNelInski, who was placed on trial on Mon
s"y tor the alleged larceny Of hundred
"l'ars She was defended by VIM. Ma
uh, Esq, The defendant was acquitted,
anu la'e in the afternoon OF Monday, when
me Jury had rendered verdict of "not
gGity in manner and form as iudicted,"
"'"i" the court house was crowded with
SPECTATORS, forgetlul of every feeling but
IVY ~ her release and gratitude to her de-
.'HHer, she tstonished Mr. Martin, the
1oor,, the bar and the laukers-on, by such
ah affection embrace ond such kiss "a was
n, 'nctly heard throughout the courtroom
W. VI. was rnthcr taken aback by this
""'el Ice, but lie submitted with the best
H'oce possible. The tears streamed down
'e 'aee Of the poor girl as she left the
eoutt room, grateful for the defence which
"sa been made in her behalf, and regardless
y, une remarks ELECTED by her Royel mode
q eV'nclng har gratitude.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-11-09
Books 4 Stationerp.

WRITING INKS, &c.
Near the New Post Office.
VSSTE,S METROPOLITAN BLACK INK;
IT. Maynard ~ Noye's :. -
Harrsons +" -
Arnold.s steel Pen Fluids
Este's Copying Inks;
Arnolds carmine Fluid;
Harris ms s. -
David IL b ack's Red &c.
In large and small bottles; ALSO fndelblc Inks, Nh.
cage Scaling Wax, Waters, Notariui Seals, &c, &c,
at
TfsE IOWA BOOK ROOMS,
No. 38 Brady Stree,
doors North of tn, Post Ollie, Davenport, Iowa.
I0mo31 Ell ADAMS 20.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-11-09

people wish to see vivid exempli.ica-
|',oh OF the benefits Of Temperance laws, let
[nem spend few days in Davenport and
Cheh cross the river aud take notes on the
Ennef side. The contrast is striking.
|N'cS island is fast becoming place of
EE.e"eral dsrepute for reason of the Illinois
|''4oor law = Cedar Co. Times.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-11-09
Bosroy, n ~. 7.-Sp. M.
Nsw ORLEANS. NV. [

Nsw ORLEANS, NV b.
The Know Nolliings have earned the city
yet OF the result in the State, but tie chan
ees are in favor Of the Americans.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-11-09
liz 5lailp 6a5ttts.
,,,. Novem Der. %, 1855.
LOCAL MATTERS.

Yesterday morning. we commenced NOV
n; !, 10 rooms in the new P5st O,.
p,;td;oos. 1t is considerably more Of
4 Kan The annual housekeeping which
yes the patience Of our lady friends, bd
h,,e managed to get along without It,
-, N. interruption interfere with the reg
ooneorance of the paper. We have
vet become completely settled, but
u Ne have every thing arranged, and
/ attained the additions and improve
=. which we contemplate having in a
| ,,o. W, will be able to show our
| III, m ,st complete printing 9th &c,
:, Louis and Chicago, that can be
!, tho N ,r,hvl st. We do not say
hs way Of Blasting, but for the purpo. e
.,.n,ylsd sing TINT appreciation OF our
W.. BIZ our friends and the public, which
ci,en u the Gazette . prosperity that
.,.cd with the growth Of the city,
has no, only enabled but in fact OBJ
- make repeated engagements OF
amer itself, and also to b. constantly
.dditional materials for the Job
,,,ment. In both these respects we
% already made arrangements Tor ior'hef
,.,,,s. aud we will be amply pre-
,eI 10 comply promptly, and in the best
,;,b MI the demands with which we
| Ia favored by the public. But we will
4 y to this part Of the subject hereafter.
-, meantime. we invite all our old
"a. aud customers, aud all who intend
| ,;r. 80 10 call on US at our new To-
IiJn,
W. notice tina. the brick work on the
L.. hl,ck ~ our friend e.. L. Davenport.
lite The lie Claire House, is nearly
lnole,ed. and that commencement has
\ made towari ! pn.ung or lne 49,. ~
T.. : YER htuis "A. building. The
\. arc, looked rate squa ~ at one time,
h as though winter wouid shut down on
i h,lt.erec,ed walls, but The weather IS
! y yerg beautiful. and with every appear
! . hit there will be ample time Tor TN
Ims oil buildings as nearly completed as
one referred To.
Alter lengthy examination on
tdnr, day and yesterday, before ESQUIRE
|,o3, Wahpitu Smith was bound over to
.ecrat the next term ofcourt the charge
having fred Cotes' and Davies lumber
I'D, last Sunday evening The Justice
Ecl he bal al $500, hjch had not been
|5cureI late in the Afternoon yeste day,
ne resum2tioa was that il would be.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-11-09
Town Of waleott.

I'VE have for sale one hundred choice buldins lots
w In the Townsf Wsleott and nfty we'll sitsatel
five mere lotsin the vicinity of said Town, all ofv hck
we will sell 10 Actual settlers on liberal terms.
September Isl 1855 COX & SARCRNr
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-11-09

The brig Mermaid, hence for Apalachola.
was totally destroyed by fire al port ON The
frst of November. Vessel and cargo val
edl. so ,00D.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-11-09
For Sale.

DWELLING Houses, pleasantly situated or 1ao
I ker's addition to city Of DaycnRoIS. All Aev-G
possession given immediately. Terms liberal.
July 2Jh 1885 COOK & SARGWNT
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-11-09

TALLMAN u POWERS,
LAND AGENTS.
Office south side of Second Street, bet,ceen
Brady and Main.
Improved Farms. sity property aud uninproVed
land for sale on commission.
Forty acres ofiand situated on the bluff one and
half nil. of Coart bss, having upon sever
al iac viawsof riv,r. rhscheapest property in the
vicinity of davenport. Can be bought very low by
applying soon.
Several desirable houses Ia the city for sale cheap.
Inproy ed farm u Scott unity naar Davenport.
Aiargc quantity ofuninproyed and in scott, Ciin-
ton. Cedar AMI VI uscatine counties.
NAV rs, 1856. TALLMAN Il POWERS.
BOUNTY LANDS.
tHrE undersigned are now prepsrco to procure
Land Warrants for all persons entitled to them
under the late act of Congress.
Land Warrants located in any Office in the state.
TALLMAN 81 POWERS
Aprii "a. ia55-i-tf
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1855-01-11
SheriH's Sale.

By virtue of a venditioni exponds there will
be exposed 10 public sale at The house Of r.
Nicely. in Berwick, on Friday, tie I'd day Of
February, 1855, al one O'Clock, in the afIer-
noon, The following described real estate, TO
VII
the defendants interest and ils Es:ats
in all that oertain tract OF land situate II
Briarcreek township Columbia County boun-
ded ard described as follows, on the The
north by lands of William Britain, on ths
eas; by lands OF Samuel Smith and G Fow.
ler, on the south blythe North Branch Canal,
on the west by lands Of William Glen, Goa
tanning one hundred acres more or ,ess,
whereon is erected two story frame lwsll-
ing house, frame barn and wagon house
nearly all cleared land. ALSO, anolher,ract
of land in Fonndryville, in said county /,
bounded on the west by lands OF John L.
Hossler, Oh The north & easl by lands OF Mil
Ter & Hayman and by lands OF James Boylss
and others containing fifteen acres be the
same more or less, whereon are erected
three frame dwelling houses. one frame
store House. a Foundry, Furnace Stack
and Machine Shop, with The appunsnsn.
ces .-
Seized and taken in Execution as the
property of Charles Kalbfus.
JOHN SNYDER. Shaft,
SHERIFF's OFFICE,
Boomsburg Dec. %, 1854.
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TRIAL LIST for FEBRUARY TERM.


/. Bertholemew Huber Us. Peter Bill.
myer aud Nathan Secly.
2. Benz p. Frick, Adm'r OF CI,ss. W,s.
son, deed, ". Charles +. Mann.
Q. Jacob Manning vs. Rober, Montgom.
cry. s.l
&. Levi Miller ct vi Us William Rit,sns
house. e,.f =
8. Samuel Rosell us. Geo. Ucdson.
6. Isaac Buckalew Us. Wesley Bowman.
z. WIN. Nathan Ex'r oil Daniel Shultz
Us. Jaue Shul,z.
8. John r. Meyer Commis,s Of Peter
Melck as. s. F. ficadley aud James
Kester ct al. -
o. Daniel uewer os. Jones Berninper.
10. Andrew Larish ps. Benz. Haymen.
IL. Nathan Seely Us. Sebastian Seybrrt.
i2. Joseph Sharpless ". Jsnison Har.
vey;
IL. Sarah Ann Ross ~. Wm. Coleman.
IA. David Stehluecker "a. Jacob Deiifen.
bscher ct sl.
10. Steh,necker s. DeFsnbaeher Is. ia.
cob Deiffsnbachsr etsi.
10. Samuel Sey Der, Us. Geo. B. Seybert
Executor of Nicholas Sey bert deed.
~. Amos Spade Us. VIM. Comstock.
lS. Jacob Grufins ct al Us. Samuel L. Bet.
tie.
Bloomsbury. Jan. IL. 1854.
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By virtue of writ Of frri Ensids 10
me directed. there will be expRed TO public
sale on Monday, Feb 9Th, 1885, al OF clock,
P. NJ, al the couu house in Blcomsburs, lhs
following described real estate, to wit:
All thai certain Tract of land situate in Lo.
Gust township, Col. county, bounded and lie.
scribed as follows, 10 wit ---ou the north by
land of Henry Feiterman and Benjamin Fei-
terman; on the east by land OF Jesse VIII
lians and John Lee; on The southeast by
lapd OF i.eouard Adams and Elijah Price !:
on the south BY lands of G. Kline and others !;
on the vest by land OF MIR. Lendimute aud
Na;bah Lee; containing one hundred and
eighty acres, be the same mors or less.
whereof are erecled one LOG DWELLING
HOUSE & TWO frarne DWELLING HOUSES,
one Bank Barn aud other out building with
The appufleDances.
Seized and taken in execution as the prop.
cry Of Emanuel Kerns.
JOHN SNYDER.
SHERtFF's OFFICE, Sheriff.
BroonIsburg, Jan IL, 1856
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

IMPORTANT News FOR THE SHAREHOLDERS
IN PERHAM' THIRD CIR ENTERPRIsE-Ttswill
be seen by reference to advertisement in our
paper of 10 day, that the Commiiie appoint.
ed by the Shareholders al their last meeting,
have issued call for final meeting of all
interested, to get their instructions IN refer
ence to the distribution of the Gift property.
We are pleased TO find the matter so near
consummation, and hope lha MIR. Perham
will receive the patronage he SO well deserves
for The liberalitv and energy displayed in
getting up and prosecuting this stupendous
enterprise. Orders for tickets should be sent
in Immediately. There are fortunes in re-.
serve for somebody.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1855-01-11
Correspondence Of tie Sidr.
From Harrisburg.


HARRlsBURc, Jan. 4, tS55.-These are dark
days for the Democrats, and they only know
that they are defeated The Spartan band
in The House is very small, and only twenty
one members attended The Democratic eau
Gus. The Know-Nolhings claim that one
hundred and Two members OF the Lsglsla-
ture belong TO their order. The whole man
agemeni OF affairs is dictated from abe Know
Nolhiug Council, and no man outside can
tell what tomorrow may bring forth. There
is no clue TO these mems motives, and Meth
er reasoning nor argument will be resorled
to by sny of them TO influence The character
OF legislation. They will deal with no such
weapons.
Thaddens Stevens is here busy 10 see thai
no crumb falls 10 any man but an ultra
Know-Nothlns The unkindost Gu, is 10 see
the members from Bsrks county (excepi Mr..
Sallade) vote with the Know. NoihIngs At
Ter that you need not be surprised al any
strange event. The Beiks members, before
The election, all issued their "cards" declaring
that they were not members of the lods e.,
and were opposed to the creed or lae ot
der-afier the fashion of the guerrilas in
your county, except that the Befks cards
were much stronger than tha, of the "blood-
stained" hero with "rsing family"
Mr.. Maxwell is highly respected hore, and
is among the reliable members.
The State Nothing Council 10 now
in session at Pittsburg, ha,ching U, S.
Senator, and Cameron's friends boas, that he
will be the man whom the Council will di-
rect The Legislature to choose. Judge Con-
rad and Prof. Tiffany arc the ether p.omi-
neni candidates.
A State Treasurer is to be elected next
Monday week. Mr.. Bailey, think, is much
too honest for these times, and will stand
poor chance for reelection. PENN.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1855-01-11

HENRY's INvIGoRATING CORDIAL. The mer
its of This purely vegetable extract for the
removal and cure OF physical prostration,
genital debility. nervous affections, &C.. &C.,
are fully described in another column OF ,his
paper, 10 which the reader is referred. SO
per bottle, 3 bottles for So; six bottles for
IS $40 per dozen. Ey Observe the marks
of the genuine.
Prepared only by Sc Cohen, No. 8 Frank.
lin Row, Vine ST., below Eighth Philadelphia
Pa, to tohom all orders must be addressed. For
Sale by all the respectable Druggists and
Merchants throughout the country.
T. w. DYoTT Sons, No. 1872 North 2nd
ST., Philadelphia, Sale Agents for peansyl-
vania.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1855-01-11

DECISIONS, EXPLANATIONS AND distractions
BY THE STATE Directors
not compeHable TO open Schools unless they think
them necessary. Directors can be re.
CURED to afior ev cry pupil of their district
reasonabl opportunity to attend school at least
four monlhs, and as long as such opportunity
is afforded other pupils Of the district but they
can not be required to open and maintain a
school in any designated school honse. unless
,he public interests would be- materially pro-
NOTED thereby.
Paymsni Of tuition in other Schools. Under
the present School law, the Directors have
no authority TO pay for the tuition OF pupils
in any other schools excepting those es,ab-
lished by its authority.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1855-01-11

REMAnKABLa CAsE.-The Rev. DR.. Potter,
the new Episcopal Bishop Of New York, has
Voluntarily rclinquished $1,000 of the $4,000
voted by the Diocesan Convention as his ain.
nual salary. The Bishop says be has done
this from conviction of wha, is right. He
thinks he can get on in New York city with
S5 600 per snhum and rent free.
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Private Sale.
EXECUTORS NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given that letters Tesla
IN menisry upou the eslale OF John Greasy,
late Of MifIlin township; Columbia county,
deceased, have been granted to The under
signed residing in Mifilinvile. All persons
having accounts against the estate are re-
quesied 10 present them TO him for settle
ment, and those indebted TO the decedent 10
make payment withou, delay TO
SAMUEL GREASY,
Executor.
Mifflinville, Nov. 9Th, is5t-6w.
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The MAJoRtTY OF THE people, of Pennsyl l.
vania, and all the people of Philadelphia,
know that there ~ no place in this or any
other State that can turn out as handsome
good, fashionable and Cheap Clothing as
RockhiH & Wilson'S great store. No. III Ches.
nut Street. Go and see their splendid stock
of fall and winter clothing
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NEW q RiST-MlLL
AT
MILL, GROVE!.

rTNHE subscriber has refiued his Crist-
l. Mill at Mill Grove, near Light Street,
Columbia county, and is ready the do any
and all kinds of grinding. He has three
run of stones, and The Mill will work 10 gen.
era-l satisfaction. A competent miller has
has charge of The establishment, and the
patronage of the public is respectfully So
liciled.
THOMAS TRENCH.
Mill Grove, Sept. 0, 1854.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1855-01-11

E The New Jersey Legislature Assem-.
bled at Trenton, on Tuesday the 9th. WIN
C. ,Alexanderait was thought would be elec.
ted President of the Senate, and the speak.
ersLip would lie between Parry, Holmes,
Perry. and Logon.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1855-01-11

" ON THE FOURTH DAYS balloting the
Pennsylvania Senate organized by the cleo
lion of VIM. D. HEisrER, Democrat Of Berks,
as Speaker. Mr. Darsie's vote elecied him.
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STAR OF THH NORTH.
nIoomsburE Thursday Jan. II, 1855.

tv THE GovERNoR's MESSAGE reached us
TOO late 10 appear complete this week. We
give tho first and most interesting part The
rest will appear next week.
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w We are pleased TO learn that Mr.. Buck
alew, the Senator elect from this district, has
returned TO Harrisburg from his trip to South
America, and is in good health.
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aas Amm1gRo

Ontbe 3isi ult., by Rev. w. J. Eyer, Mfr.
JAcoB YEAGER, 10 Miss SALrEpA LEHR both
Of Roaiingcreek, Col. CO., Pa.
On Tuesday the 9th inst, by the Rev. D. ].
Waller Mr.. JAMES BLEE Of Derry, Montour
county, TO Miss SARAH ANN SpgoUL. daughter
Of the late James c. Sproul, Esq, Of the same
place. "A
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1855-01-11

The Know-Nothngs in Virginia are in
bad fx-,he laws Of that State requiring all
elections 10 bs held uiya uose
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Fancy Paper,

Envelopes, Pens, Ink, Writing sand. &c
an be found al the Cheap Book store OF
r@6ss 81 JOSEPH SWARTZ,
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Private Sale !

TIME subscriber offers ot private sale Two
= story frame house and half acie
LOT OF GROUND,
in the town Of Benton. a good
WE'LL OF WATER
Is at the porch Of the house, aud there are on
the premises stable and shop suitable for n
waeon-maker or other mechanic, 10, which =
WOOD SHED is attached.
Terms will be made known by
ISAAC LAUBACH
Benton. Jan. 8, 1914.
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Add TO this the loanof April, '52, IS
10 complete the N. B. Canal, $4,000 90
1e 81 l,004,457 4s
Deduct pay ments as follows:
Interest on outstanding
certificates, S50,063 80
Receipts TO the sinking
fund up to this time l,o57,s5s IS
Total funded debt, Gao 'oo ooo s sa7 o.
The floating deb, and unpaid APP
.propriations AT the period all
ready Indicated, Si,4 900 IS
Deduct the available balance then
in the Treasury, $4,000 90
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sRERirF's SALE.

Bloomsbury. Jan. Ii. 1854.
The weekly American banner. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1855-18??, 1855-06-08
COMMERCIAL.
From the N. O. Prices Current juno 2nd.
NEW ORLEANS CLASSIFICATION.
lAssIMILATISG TO THAT OF LIyERpoof..
WORMS.

AS this is the season Of the yearIwhen worms
are most formidable among children, the propr,
ors OF NJ Lanes Vermifuge beg leave to cali the
attention parents to its virtues for the cxpeliny
at these annoying, and often fatal enemies of Chi
dren. II wasinvented by aphysician OF great ex-
perisnce in Virginia. who, after having used it for
several years in his own practice, and found its
success universal. was induced at last to Offer it
to the pubic as cheap, but certain and excellent
meditile. It has slice become Justly popular
throughout the United States, as the most eff
cient hermitage ever Known, and the demand has
been steadily on the increase since its first intro
duction to the public.
BEA- Purchasers viii be careful to ask for DIR.
M'LANE'S CELEBRATED vERMIFUGE.
and take none else. All other Vermifuges. in
comparison, are worthless. DR.. MLANES
GENUINE GE. also bis cslcbrated
Liver Pills, can now be had at alI respectable
Drug Stores in the United S ates and Canada.
SCOVIL g. MEAD,
No. Ill Chartres street
NEW ORLEANS.
General Wholesale Agents for the Southern
States to whom all orders must be addressed.
Also by all respectable Drug stores in the
0aaee. y June s.
The weekly American banner. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1855-18??, 1855-06-08

b Id inhinualloo that ethe Courisf md other
Know o{ Wing presses'' ms A6oltioa
pressep. M InsIIo hon cou''d = moro false,
but suppose Il s,uey docs that prov Ii 81 the ed
Ito. who casts out the insinUaton, was not grill
~ Of false swcaringl But we ask pardoiIof the
Mississippian 70 snch sheets in the same aIIele
with his paper. We trust, however, that this
example Will deter him from even the slightest
participation in course SO unworthy Of him;
and that, as he admits our principles are not de-
batable, he viii no longer contendagainst them
but adopt and maintain them side by side with
The weekly American banner. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1855-18??, 1855-06-08

Z. fcrxA.'s = <eA 1i1 y agazine wasput
down il The 8 nth short time since on nccouns
q ~ abolition tendencies. An anti. American
article has recently appeared II Il, however. and
It i taken INTO favor again By the Democratic
press. a many Of orr Southern paIers have
copied and praised this article We give The follow.
ing, from the American Organ, to show its pater-
nifty:
Tao article entitled America fof the Amer
Guns, in Putnam for May, was written by Parke
6oodwir.a well Known Abolitionist lecturer and
few days ago. ii fall Certainly this adninistra.
ton j. reduced to . great strait when IL i coni-
PEELED to turn fcf succor to the NV York abol:.
tionists."