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Fashionable Cs0lYstsag.

t Fashionable Clothing.
R. PITKIN g. CO.,
-- No. 81 CAMP STREET,
Between Common and Gravier streets.
We reeeivius Fashionable Stock
Of CLOTHING AND GENTS FURNISHING GOODS.
BUSINESS SUITS colorn Ast aud heat styss
PILOT CLOTH COATS large splendid assortment,
SAC AND PALEToT long large and medium length
TALMAs AND CATELoNfAHS the latest and nno finish
Black and Bns CLOTH cLoAKs long Medium lengths
fnish
Black Bas Brown and Olive CLOTH DREss COATS
finished in the best style, medium and fac quality.
VESTS, Of every variety
Black and Fancy Velvet VESTS. m*. u.s.
Cashmere colorsd and Black styles Of Silk VESTS
LINEN BOSOM SHIRTS,
5-........ DRESSING GOWNS.
Boys AND YOUTHS, CLOTHING, a full stock
BOYS AND YOUTHS, SHIRTS,
UMBRELLAS.
TRUNKs.
And article wanted outfit will be rold s low as can bs
purchased in the city.
eS 2plw r. PITKIN & CO. ar Camp ,t,ee,
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ms The Circulation of the Blood is iustl

lz5- The Circulation of the Blood is justly
esteemed the greatest ordination Of Divine Providence
engine the heart it driven all parts syntem giving
vigor and strength TO the complicated machinery This
food, whether sleep brky through the a
es and returns Eofty through the How
shoud kept es from all impuny yet negligent
respecting this essential the eps Of
in the Liver and Nerves generally the
and Jaundice Indigestion and all the harasg ee
Dyspepsia which makos life BURDEN Suicide would
rapidly follow Suicide il there No would
long he sb 10 obtain bottle Of Hoofnd's
Bters by Dr. c. H. Jackson Phadephs rarely
TAIL in sfseing See advertiser dawim
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-10-09

New FURNITURE SroRE-Mr. Chas. A. Stew
art has just opened at No. Ill and l73 Canal street.
complete stock Of furniture Of the best description and
most fashionable styles This Stock being entirely new
and selected with great care with view the require
ments of this market presents advantages to
those who about supplying themselves
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-10-09

Music TEAoHER.-We invite attention to the
card Of Thomas Martin which will be found in another
column Mr.. Martin has just returned from European
tour and having devoted the to pleasure is dis
posed TO turn his attention to business during the winter
Persons DESTROYS Of employing him will and him at p
Wereins music store No Camp street.
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STATE TIoKE T
y FOR GOVERNOR,
CHARLES DERBIGNY,

FOR GOVERNOR,
CHARLES DERBIGNY,
or JEFFERSON.
FOR LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR,
LEWIS TEXADA,
oF RAPIDEs.
FOR, SE0RETARY OF STATE,
ROBERT G. BEALE,
or EAST RATION ROUGE
FOR STATE TREAsURRR,
J. v. Durable,
OF WEST BATON ROUGE.
FOR AUDITOR OF STATE
n WALTER R0ssMAN,
or CLAIBORNE
FOR ATTORNEY GENERAL
RANnELL HUNT,
OF ORLEANS.
Observation-Disclosures OF EDUCATION.
0. D. sTILLMAN,
OF ouAcHIrA.
FOR CONGRESS-.
First Dssries-GE0. EUsTIs, fJr.
sssssa Distrisa-THEoDORE g. HUNT
yaid Distria-PREsTON POND, Jr.
fssn1 Disrisi-WILLIAM b. LEWIS,
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u. C.. .Moro0a,s
L ST OF NEW OOKs,
Received During the Past Week.


LIS ST OF NEW OKS,
Received During the Past Week.
THE NEWCOMERS Memoirs Of Respectable Family. By
VIM. NJ. Thackeray. Complete.
THE ARAGCANIANs Tour Among the Indian Tribes OF
Southern Chill, By E. R. Smith.
INDIA, CHINA AND JAPAN BY BaysTd Taylor.
HENRY THE EIGHTH AND HIS SEVEN WIVES. By Henry VIM
Herbert.
JAPAN, AS 1T WAS AND IS. By Richard Hidre.h
TIE LIFE OF PHILPoT CuRRAN By his son wm Henry
Currsn
THE POETRY AND MYSTERY OF DREAMS. BY Charles @,
Leland
PICTURES OF EUROPE, FRAMED IN IDEAS By c. A. Baro
oAKFELbS or, Fellow shp in the East D. Arnold
RICHARD HURDIs-A Tale Aiabams By W. Gilmore simms
CORA AND THE pocTORi Revelations Physicians WIFE,
THE ELDER SISTER. By Marian James.
CLOUDS AND SUNSHINE-AN Novel, BY Chan Rsade author Of
Peg Wellington.
ETHEL; or, the Double Error. BY Marian James.
LITTLE NELLFrom the Old Curiosity Shop Dickens
THE TINKER sPY-A Romance of hs Revelation. Jas Rses
isoRA's CHILD.
HARPER'S MAGAZINE for October.
PUTNAM's MAGAZINE for October
KNIcKERBoCKERs MAGAZINE October.
HUNTS MERCHANTS MAGAZINE for September.
BLACKW00D for September.
NORTH BRITISH REVIEW fol August
J.. G. MORGAN, Bookseller,
EXCHANGE PLACE,
os 2p7t Adjoining the Post Office
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Gelegrapbes to the naiIn Grssesnt.
GEORGIA ELECTION !.


ooLuMhIA, :. o,oct. TT has been definitely ascer-
tainea tnas Messrs Trip and Foster Know- Nothings
and Messrs Seward, Crawford, Warner, Cobb Iumnt,n
and Stephens Democrs have been elected to
from Georgia. Governor Johnson's majority will be large
Kansas Territory.
New YoRK, Dot. Sat the recent election in Kapsss
WHITFIELD the proslavery candidates was chosen delegate
to Congress, the Freesoilers not voting
River Intelligence.
LOUISVILLE October sThe river is rising SLOWLY with
feet water in the canal The weather is cool Steamer
David White arrived Saturday from New Orleans and
the Mediator departed Sunday for that port
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NEW CLoTHINa.-Pierson, Harrison s Co.,
corner of onna and Magazine streets advertise another
column aarge stock Of superior clothing suitable the
present season. Their goods of their mauufae
ture and made in the best manner especially for this
market.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-10-09

We are informed By Messrs. r. NJ. Harrison &
Go. that the schooner Mary D. Lane, which
cleared 2 fen days since for New York and went
@ sos on the 9Th Inst, had returned to The
9esthNsst psas, leaking.
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GS~ v. 3. PALMER, the American News
the only authorised paper cities
of Boston, New York and Phiadspha duly empowered
take and subscriptions
cspss will be regarded payments His Offices arsBosep
lays Buidng New York, Tribune Buildings Philadelphia E.
corner Fifth and Chestnut Streets oan
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-10-09

Col. BEALE,-We regret. says the Baton
Rouge Gazette, Of the 9th, very much to learn
that this gentleman is now lying ill Of the yell
low fever, at the plantation of his uncle, DR..
r. N. Hereford, on the Manohac. He had gone
thither to attend the meeting announced to
come off yesterday, ut the Manehac Church.
and was taken sick on Wednesday evening
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wholesale store in Cedar street, New York,
and robbed of rich silks to the amount of nearly $1,000
The robber must have had horse and or
acoompces on foot to aid him in carrying of the booty
Yet the police saw nothing of the transaction.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-10-09

For VIcKsBuRG. = That exceedingly fine and
iat steamboat, the Princess, Capt Holiness departs at
ve O'Clock this afternoon for ycksburg the pterme-
sae landings better opportunity for getting up the
Ai'er Y any q those points cannot be found N
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-10-09

ACROSS THE LAKE. AT nine o'clock this morn.
ns the elegant and swift stesmsr c,ao,s con,., d..
leaves the lake end Of the pontohsr,rai, a.aa. wv
Ocean Springs, Biloxi etc N1"- anu hsifoAu iof
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-10-09
Vice. Admiral Kreu..r : - :,

,.. .oe. Aunifai kreuger, of the Swedish navy.
unas e an Instrument BY whsh tbs fospa Of the
NM n.s,os, y measured With crest facility and wth
shis instrument ID exhibited a The pss,. sssa'h
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PARIsH OF ORLEANS,
FOR STATE SENATE.
GLENDY BURKE.
LEONoE BURTHE.
J. J, MICHEL.

FOR STAIR SENATE.
GLENDY BURKE.
LEON0E BURTME.
}. J. MICHEL.
fn sirF-JOsEPH HUFTY.
FER cssoan-GHARLEs N. OLIVIER.
FER Diriei 41eraey--M. A. FOUTE.
FOR CLERKS OF COURTS.
mn nltes ceur-NORBERT TREPAGNIER,
stsaa District Coart-P. g. WLTz.
zaid Dsssis Goar-HENRY BEzOU.
fssssa Datric. rorrs--J. b. WALTON.
tls1 Disrics Goprs-WlLLIAM A. MOTT,
ssa Dist,ie esars--W. III. REESE.
FOR SCISSORS.
!. E&ANuIs TURNER. THEODORE DUREL,
sOhN =. DUFOUR. JOHN A. WATKINS,
FoRITAx CoLLEoToR
7 M, pislria-THOMA AS AsKEw.
Second Dissries-JOsEPM HERNANDEZ,
zara Diasnet-DUyERNEY FARRAR.
fsssa Disires-- GEORGE MENsMAN-
FOR JUsTIcEs or THE PEACE.
Fr,s Js.see-D. II. aIIToMELL.
ssssHa Jsssies-C. M. BRADFORD.
1sfd Jssaee-RIGHARD RICHARDSON,
fssta Jssiss-FRANCOIs gALONGNE.
fna yaaics-WM. PILES.
A''a Js,iiss--ARTHUR FORTIER.
ess''lA Ja''ies-G. w, BUFORD.
FOR ooNsTABIEs.
"A Il z a' ss 4 csus.--WILLIAM @. QUIRK.
e :. y3A'ess coass-JOMN A. AGAIssE
:, '4''sess esu't-JAs. ". DUPLEssIs.
sS u ss Ne 's'f'sss coufs-5ULEs sORApURu,
EpA JNssss'a coart-F. d. HERNANDEZ
We J4sies's ooart-JOMN M. MEAD.
s''ssA s4l'ies's cos'-LEvI G0LDING.
ALGIERs.
eastsdr-EDwARD WILSON,
seas.s'r--ts. W. FOWLER.
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u.s. EDITORS CREscENT-Pleass announce
INDEPENDENT CANDIDATE for re-elseon to the ONCE
Of Constable of the F Justices Court of the cans
o5 9ptd paid JOHN. J. HOPPE.
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DIE

Ga Monday October sth ats O'Clock p NJ E. Censor.
Of James L. Wibray.
The friend Of the family invited attend her funeral at
O'Clock This Afternoon from her rs,denee No. Rampant
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The MAns.-The mails are becoming alto
gether too irregular for the convenience of the
commercial community. Mails containing cor
respondence of the highest Importance are
coming to hand two and three days after sched-
ule time. The eastern mail due yesterday
failed from beyond Mobile; that due the day
previous failed from some other point. There
will be 80 many mails and parts of mails due
to-day that we have altogether failed in keeping
record
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-10-09

AT recent meeting of the American marty in
Boon, Massachusetts, Dr. Henry Willard Who had ust
concluded speech and appeared a. well al uspa sna
aany complained Of illness ans aisd In few nnu,ss.
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NOTICE.
pRIDGEWATER MINERAL PAINT-The

Subscribers deem notify public tina. they are
the Sole for the sale Of the
States Of Louisiana Alabams Mississippi Texas Those an,ins
bndgewater
Or IN ordering through their merchants Instructions pu
ehase ONLY o. me 1t becomes nsfy
the reputation Of the Bdyewa Paint It is within he
knowledge Of the that
sSa n shs market 70 Par both and yAs
On hs merits Of other paints This persisted
IN msy seriously affect the interests the ana nder
legal proceedings Indispensable their own M
, G, C. B0aERT i CO., - {, ann STRAIT.
Texas. ~ 'i'e' i's'ishtpp, ~
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-10-09

CoNCoRDIA AND TENsAs We received yester
day letter from a friend, dated Monterey
September 10Th, containing the most cheering
reports from the parishes of Concordia and
Tensas In Coneordia, within the last two or
three months, nearly one hundred have come
over to the American ranks. In Tensas, the
writer says, the s. books show balance, in
favor OF the American side, of one hundred and
seventy, good. The report published from Cat
ahoula by US, few days since, to the effect
that it would give one hundred and fifty ma
jority for the American ticket, is corroborated
BY the same writer. [Baton Rouge Gazette,
Corroborative evidence of a kind similar to
the foregoing flows in upon us from all quarters
of the State and we unhesitatingly express the
opinion that the American party in Louisiana
is now much stronger than at any former period
since its organization; that it is stronger in
every parish than it ever was before; and that
no sun rises which does not witness ON augmen-
tion oft strength We know what we say,
for We speak by the card
The news from Claiborne parish is glorious.
The following short paragraph from the Min
den Gazette, of the 9th ult., tells a telling
tale:
From our own personal knowledge we can
state that in this parish, since the canvass
opened, more than twenty accessions to the
party have taken place, to one withdrawal-and
the cry ia. still they come!
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-10-09

DISSATISFACTION is coming infreely; many
vessels are arriving to carry it away strangers
are arriving in our city by hundreds daily alb
sent citizens are returning by thousands weekly
Our streets are assuming an enlivening and
brisk apearance The weather is cool, bracing
and exciting. Our merchants are all actively
engaged. The fever has absquatulated, and
some Of the greatest boats that ever Aoated
leave the levee this evening for Mississippi and
the Coast. The greatest among them is the ia
nous packet Princess, commanded by Capt.
Holmes
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AUCTION SALES.
Crescent Mutual Insurance Company.
OFFICE IN THEIR BUILDINGS, CORNER OF
CAMP ST AND COMMERCIAL. PLACE
MAR1NE,s RIVER AND FIRE. INsURANol

MARINE,s RIVER AND FIRE..INsURANoEs
The Company have the oowing.aaaetai
Invested In Bond and Mortgage property worth double
we amount loaned thereon. 3O6 90
ohnh On panh ana other stockf.. s7s5 90
ns HeesVaoie being Notes for rminrs. 14VsIlS
hVea'sh 70 real Estste Estimated value aTooCe, 6Sa 0s
Dae for Premiums in Collection . so3ss gs
scrip from o'hef eonpapies, ehmaed
easn on nahd io0ais 90
1osa 40
srHOs. A. ADAMS, President.
Gil. MAssosr, sscrotary. - -
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UNION PARIsH.-The last Farmerville En-
qulrer gives utterance to the following words of
high cheer From the political horizon of the
American party in this portion of our State,
we see the most cheering signs, and as
Coming events cast their ahadows before,n -
our skies have been Frightening since the ad-
vent Of Wiekliffe and Noise. They have been
promptly met by our defenders and orators.
yea, even followed by them If they would
only protract their stay until November, no
telling how large would be our majority, Some
how We feel more sanguine Of success now than
ever before, and as we wish to hold our breath
for November's growing, we must now let OF
one" Hurrah for Samr'
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.Hssp E'aN Clothing.
Person, Harrison IL Co.

0"1A9H oH S''R1t1H esHASA III s"H1Iko nU1 oCtot
Are receiving their usual large supply SUPERIOR STYLES OF
CLOTHING, from their Mandatory Newark. comprising
every novelty In the Market
FANCY CASHMERE BUSINESS SUITS.
FRENCH
CoLoRED CLOTH AND CASHMERE HAYMARKET COATS.
SUPER FRENCH CASHMERE PANTS.
BLACK DoEsKIN AND CASHMERE PANTS.
TALMAs, OPERA COATS AND CLoAKS.
ELEGANT VELVET AND PLUSH vEsTs.
NEW STYLES SILK AND GRENApINE VESTS,
ALso..
SUPERIOR SHIRTS DRAWERS, UNDERsHIRTs AND
GENERAL FURNISHING GOODS.
All articles well made at VERY Low PRIEEs a,
Wholesale RETAIL Country citizens are invited
examine.
% 7pstd&4tW PIERsoN HARRISON 4 CO,
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.Strasp and SIX Goods.
JUST RECEIVED BY
IL. l.. E. Bonnet,
hA CANAL sTREET. h0A
300 FINE SILK B0NNETS.
10 cassa SPLIT sTRAWS. .=
80 boxes FEATHERS.
FRENCH FLOWERS.
800 boxes COTTON BUSHES.
500 boxes SILK BUSHES.
400 COARSE AND FINE FRENCH WIRE
80 cartons WHITE RIBBONS.
500 cartons AMERICAN SPRIGS.
-
large aslormentof
CLOAK TRIMMINGS
BLONDE CUTTINGS.
FoRIiNa AND EDGES.
FLoRENcE SILK.
GRAPES.
PELSsE AND TARLATANs
CROWNS AND CROWN Innings.
OIL SILK AND TISSUE. ..
STRAW TRIMMINGS
PLUsHEs.
GIRLS FLATS AND
which he calls attention Of city and country trade being
satisfied that his
PRICES WILL COMPETE WITH ANY IN THIS CITY.
E. l.. e. BONNET,
os 2ps 50 Canal street.
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East Baton Rouge all Right.

A friend writing us from Trinity, wishes to
know If it be true, as reported, on Democratic
authority, that Withdrawals are continually
taking place from the American party in East
Baton Rouge, and that the parish will give in
November Democratic majority To both
Early in the season there were some fifty with
drewals from the Order ii this parish The
cause Of the Withdrawals may be attributed, in
many instances, to the fact that those with
drawing were disappointed in SECURING Offices
for themselves or their friends. This Was trne
Of large portion. There were others Who
Withdrew because they were dissatisfied with
the tcorkaaas OF the order-of this latter class,
all will vote the American ticket. thouqh NJ
longer members of the Order. Now. When il il
considered, that at the time these Withdrawals
took place the Order embraced two-thirds, if
not three-fourShs of the voters of the narisb. IL
will not appesr strange that quite a number
should become disaffected, particularly among
that class who Joined from purely selfish mo.
tives, and as consequence of that disappoint-
ment, should withdraw.
The tendency of these early withdrawals bas
been, really, to strengthen the American marty
for it has purged it of a mass of Corruption that
prevented many good and true men from ioin-
ing. So much for the Withdrawals. and now
far the admissions. We speak from the hook.
There has scarcely been day for two months
that we have not received accessions to the Order
The work has been going on noiselessly, it ia
true, yet surely and effectively. No longer $40
thanlday before yesterday, in single neighber-
hood, in the country, eight were initiated at
one time, and promised to work faithfully in
behalf OF the Amarican cause. But the ticket
will be supported by large number who do
not, nor never did, belong to the Order. In this
city we can count forty at least, a large portion
Of them foreigners, who will support our ticket.
In conclusion, we will say to our friends abroad,
that they may safely put East Baton Rouge
down for 700 majority in favor of the American
ticket. Baton Rouge Gazette, 7th.
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DEMOCRATIC PARISH CONVENTION. We un-
derstand that the Parish Convention of the
Antics, which met last night, made the following
Senatorial nominations: Messrs. D. d. Withers,
Henry st. Paul and II. M. Hyams.
The two latter are we'll known, old, true blue
Wings, the former Democrats What, Gin
the name of all the Gods at once,'' has got into
the faction that claims the once honored title of
Democratics Our opponents are certainly re-
duced to desperate straits when they have to
seek candidates among the most violent of their
ancient enemies!
Well, it will be "just as easy" to beat the
foregoing ticket as sc falling off log
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-10-09

IN sirlF-JOsEPH HUFTY.
IT cssoa9-CHARLEs N. OLIVIER.
~ District 4ftoraey--M. A. FOUTE.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1855-08-09
THE ABOLITION PANACEA.

In late number of the New York Evening Post we find
interesting and exceedingly we-wriiien letter from
Kingston Jamaica The writer we have reason to believe
is q free-seor. He is writing for abolition organ and
for abolition readers It is fair to presume chat any direct
or indirect testimony which he might offer in favor OF The
institution Of slavery must have been given unwtngly
through the force of stubborn facts and yet he has UNI
knowingly given faithful picture of what would be
the condition Of the southern States in the abolition
lists should attain their ends through peaceabe
We make the following extract
On the morning of the l1th about 10 o'clock, the brig
Huntress Captain Dobey, the Philadelphia vessel which
Col Kinney had chartered at Turks islands toearry our
party San JUAN anchored at Port Royal Here portion
of our company proceeded in boats six miles up the habor
Kingston where stopped at the Jamaica House, hotel
which, expensiveness il not in style accommodations
surpassed by of the class hotels of Now York.
very scany dinner for example, without wines extras,
costs two dollars plate and everything else in proportion
do not complain of this for the proprietor Mr. Burke
most accommodating, companonabe fellow, informed
that charges necessary in consequence of the high
price and scarcity of provisions but in country fertile
as jamaica it speaks i'll for its industrial and agricultural
enterprise.
Even In the city ITSELF containing $1,000 inhabitants,
of the population may be said live without
work course, erybody here discussing the
and remedy of decline of Jamaica but presume
body elsewhere by this time familiar with the various
perments which have
compulsory system OF free labor the Introduction of
Coolies Chnamen industrial schools for the young the
division large encumbered estates among small nde
pendent resident proprctos, the adoption OF improved la
inventions for sugar manufacture and agricul
ureail failed The only ehectual panacea, in my
humble opinion for these evils OF which such general COM
plant is made, is annexation TO the States.
Abolish the present oppressive and expensive govern
ment and an mmigr alton will OF who will
make Jamaica the garden Of the world The pre-
.ba ;sla md hav he
Scotch expressvey call gumpton enough to accomplish the
work and race under the ncessan dscouragemens OF
the present colonial government can accomplish it, Give
the whose energies the climate Of the equator
cannot IMPAIR their way, and Kingston will again be-
regular resort of the shipping Of the world"
Abolish slavery in the Southet the southern States
sink TO the low level Of jamaica ant the abolition panacea
doubtless would be to make the "predominating race
step aside in order for the three thousand
clergymen Of New England and their congregations,
whose energies the climate Of the equator cannot
impair
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1855-08-09

the seed enough prepare the country for
the terrible harvest
These results, then TO have been expected and
mournul they are they do not excite surprise
They foreshadowed when the order began its
march Of prescription and Of perjury More less, the
accompaniment Of that order in its first sudden advance
TO power riot and violence. rs subsequent fruits
haze all been similar II has promised blessngs-t has
given In place of reform have had oppres-
sion Instead OF peace have had umult Instead Of
holder and broader and liberal American tone as
guaranteed by the authors of this monstrous fraud upon
public opinion have system adopted and adj
hered to which reoice in secrecy and in silence and -four
ishes only by deception and by fasehood Ever since this
organization has existed such that at Louisville
have been of frequent The tragedy in that
city involves loss of life than any which has preceded
it, but 1t is fitting sequel of those that transpred in Gin
cnnat and in Columbus, and will doubtless, be fitting
precedent for enlarged operations of similar charac
ter wherever such "Amercans rule America George d.
Prentice Garrett Davis Charles S. Morehead and their
colleagues The practical consequences Of know-noth-
ngism speak eloquent language than the false
hearted professions Of such leaders these they have
effected Of the character They point tro-
ply show that religion has been advantaged, society
improved politics purified, public station elevated by the
election gilmore eminent men, the constitution strength
ened by the Efforts of their coniederates They only
point the of their progress baotboxes
polluted, Christian and prescribed abolition
ism fortified in the North State rights weakened in the
South and, finally, to the victims that have fallen amid
the glare of burning dwellings many sacrifices to
the spirit that Americans must rule America"
Such the trophies of the pous saints and patriotic
sages who lead the present opposition to the democratic
party