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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-07-09

NEGROES WANEED-Thc subscriber
y vi hes to u tchn-c. for the SontIern market,
LIKELY NEGROES. from the aee Of 10 t, 30 years,
for which he will py the higle.t Richmond rash price.
Per.ots having such to dispose of vould 10 we'll Ia give
him 3 call before selling.
He can he found at VIM. H.. Mosby's Auction Store,
Bank Square.
Address, RO. II DAVIS,
june 3 01i&clm Lynrhture.
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The Greatest Medical Discovery OF the Age Il
ANEEs'S CAEEFARTIC FILLS


THEY don't hap comrl1tnt. but then eote them.
n On COX hus cured Dysper-in.
Three Boxes Iu,ve cured the worst ca-nsnf S,rofils
Two Boxes hn.r cured E,ydrrlas.
One Box always cures the JauHdico
Three Boxes are .1re to cleanse the system from
Boils-ptcn less tban one does il.
Two Boxes huge completely cured he worst OF Ill
GERS on III" legs.
Small doe. seldom hi1 - csre The riIc..
One dose cur. the hra ldchs az rising rom n foul SION.
ach.
Strong doses, often repeated, expeI every worm from
the body. They SHOULD be Eiqfn Ia children, wap are
always more or Ir-s afflicted wnh this - urge.
A. IA gentle Physir they have no rqpol.
One Box cnrr- arrangement Of the Liver.
Half "A Box cures u Gold.
They purify the blaod. and the. sirike ut tie founda-
ton Of every disease
Asa Dinner Pm there i. mol heir equal IN the world.
They nyc lntrly veg rable, aud g n do 20 harm. hut
do nccn m dish an nnacconnlnhla nmou Il Of good.
Prepared by Or. J. @. AVER. Practical Chemist,
Lowell. VASE. and sold by all Druggist. md Dealers in
Me liriup through this section. ilv IN
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SNOik SALE -sltH,ooo Bonds al III. Virginia
i and tennessee Ralroad Company, oeuring 6 per
cen, interest, p~iin"iPnl anl itereS, payable in Ne"
York ap1 secured by n second mortgage ulou the en-.
the Poad and all the assets If the G ,mpai y
Tie,p securities ar regarded as If thr FIRST class,
and will bc sod N a price to command the ar entinn OF
every cai,ileIi,l. Fun Inflammation ut the present condi
ton ami future prospects OF the Road will he furnished
by Us UPON application.
innc H.. Scis PETERS. SPENCE 90.
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viitHr # n d"e5 az trust "Seeucl 10 the under.
- -igp,ai ~ II II Meredith. ,r. bearing date the
- 1t August 1919. the unI, r.igncd ~ i, on the
rrcni-rs. s<P'se ia salc. hs wny II public nuction, On
he 3th - 1ul. one ta t nt lot Ne. es9 n the ir crinn
ct I'll street and lStnllcy. with tie Improvement thcso
"n. col S'sltng ot two woudcn rcoemrnIs and a Well Of
oxrellrut water.
GtRNs-A credit II 4. i aud IL months, equal in.
SEDIMENTS nnd tie puts ia .cr will hr required 10 give ne
G"tahlr netrs, satIstnet rily endured, nr'l the title te-
~ ned uuttl he ahuIe purei So money =, pail. The
tIt.n i believed In hc unqu,,tinuulir hut urilug as trtts.
lee will only convoy with sprcnl warranty.
c. NJ. MEREDITH, Trustee.
lanc % 11tvf5fhiv
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-07-09

IL roNEH urERHuor TtlRESuER & SEPA-
kAIOR-Fn =f.r I'm wagt # u cheap and gopd Ma
ciiirc fof Nv tar,c4, arc invited to examine the above,
81 which We nave just received n supply
We aid several for the hnrvesis If 1853 and 1854.
~ oil 1T them gave satisfaction. We are sole agents
Tor Il Ia city,
Also on rand, Baldwin, Caldwell & Co.. Lever Pow
~. i"r 4. q or 3 horses; RI. Sinclair j., u Co's Lever
PoRc-s for 4. 6 or 3 hrrscs, with Thre.lcrs To suit.
with or without Straw Curricrs, Whitnnuna one and
two ioran Railway Powers, with Thresh,rs to guu, with
~ without Straw Carriers.
IRWe can deliver Machinery ia Petersburg or Rich.
mond. M the purchaser may prefer, aud ull our sales
nre mnde at the manufacture m prices.
RDWLETr & HARDY
West Hill Row, ZIG Sycamore street.
lnMrgt t. Petnrshure. w.
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BLARk PIT
PETERSBURG VA.
WILLS a
DMMNlA sArEs-We Keep a .urply of tie

lsflENpA keep II -urpiy of these
justly cclehniel IRON SAFES. of viriaus sizes.
AT the Nutif'a tal held IN New York 10 1853, they
rnnpeied with all the patents manufactured in tho Uni
tel Sintcs. md tho rimI aud ONLY p emium was
awarded t., them for unqu lifted excellence M proof
against IRE, with mora tina ordinary token OF special
approximations" bsing tie only Safe which withstoud u
nd bent Of tw,lv hours aud preserved ia contents IN.
injured.
We wartupi them 10 be free tom all aampness, which
Is n serious ollrction 10 other Suites.
For 4ale At New New inth Mnnuf, .turrrs pricrs
tho. BRANCH a SONS.
iurr Y l.. snlc Ag-ntsf for Petersburg.
ANv1,r,iu. T,lrs4nn1, emmy
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LATE NEWS BY THE NAILS.
ARRIVAL OFTHE AMEKIEA I HALIFAA'
ONE UEEk LITER FROM EUROPE.
HEAVY DECLINE N COTTON.

THE ALLIES MET WITH \ SEVERE REFUSE.
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MUSIC, MUSIC, MUSIC
Bounty Land Warrants

NOTICE to the SOLDIERS otthe VAR oflol2
AK A. 3uu Will =oon be 10 receipt 4 Your Ian
IsavtN VARIANTS, und eupnn.c each mad every
k.4sonc OF YOU wish to gel the yrr, lighc. price YOU
ean Therefore thi, l.. tnnutfy YOU before making shlc of
your claims you viii rive nc cnll lnnvn nnle NJ
engagements in New York which vii enable me- to pay
upr" lhmn my one hrt" ~ this side a. New York.
LAFAYETTE W. GRAY.
Aeoit for Military GlA inns,
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ODA waTEml SODA WATER /!

CODA WATEkl SODA WATER -
- Oui SOFIA Fountain Is now Ia operation. Those who
re fond OF n gIn.snf sparkling SODA WATER as
cold a- ,ce, will P.ne Apple Strawberry, Raspberry .or
MY ptner kind Of syrup will call Mt
i'll. THOMPSON & JOY
mny7.ts New Drug Store
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rrRUsvEE ~AGE OF LlND AND

4 SLANE>.-Ju Pursuance u n de- ct trust eN
cutrt ~ Thomas Res=rr, tar the hcnr.l of lis credl-
tors. u!isu the ith daY # Nav lS55, tha undeisigt ed
tru=tr s / otcin mIuni, AL. pracf ol. mn Thursday.
The 26lh dn> ct J jy, 1870. Al Naurt ilro-pnt. ia Bed.
I II c"t ", thu rrr--Hf residence 1T the -a Il Th,un.
Ra>~r, Ia -ru NJ r,bIir uuff1pu, Ia the highest hiidei.
the r. ,felly coav, vel ln md DID, cor-i-iiae If e
aid Mound = an4lrt tsiotr. cpntaIning innut BIZ ucr,,;
five ytuah5r rea.n Slaves, lour mn uul one ~umnn;
a the ltvn Stnck uIon tn plantation, consisting Of
va nabje ll.r,rs. Niue, Oxeu SAe"p aed Hogs; uisn
the 'iautntiou Utensils. Hou.etoil an Kitchen Furni-
ture upon H." sui "4tRt".
Particular attention j. cnllet to the irr,oinP snlc.-
The .'Moult Pleasant" farm il reenrdcd IA our Of he
most vnlnnhlr and hishy imp -oyrd e,rr',.io va Sjrua-
ted ulnuf two mile, rom tie linz of The Va. an Ten
nessec hailrurd, sboIt u miles from Lyuethucs, il com
Inns fcltHly Il soil, with beauty Of -ilnalion. A valu-
abb Mia. raj Spring has bee recently discovered upan
the premises. whnsr qa,ilir, ~" equiI 10 any in Virp1n
Ia. Ihete are handsome and compl Il. improvements
upon iic premises in excellent rpm
frlms liberud aud made known pn the day OF -nlc.-
II not compl' IL On Thursiny, or # prevented TO-, IN
Glenn nr' Of the weather, lho .Hii saic vii rr"cc,.I u,on
the suor.elipa da,.
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A. STURDIVANT,


ATTORNEY AT LAW n NOTARY PUBLIC.
Richmond Va.
TORACTTSES in all the Courts of Richmond City,
l. an in the Counties of Henrico and Hanover.
In the capacity of norary public will attend to taking
acknowledgment of deeds. depositions. &c, &c. All
professional duties promptly discharged. Office cor.
ma,7.d6c3m
EbkEESE, CHEESE.-A few Casks of thht
~ fine CHEESE, from the dairy of Messrs. Look +
Lincoln. july BITS DAVIS, NOWLIN Il CO.
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THROUGH TO TIE SPRINGS.

For Buchanan our Pocket Bonts Leave Lynchburg at
81 A. NJ, Monday, Wednesday and Friday, and con-
meet with thu Stsge Lines nj North River and Ceiar
Creek for he Natural Bridge. Lexington. Rock Alum.
Warm ard Hot Srrrgs. and in Buchanan with The Line
ly Digger. Springs to the White Sulphur. Returning
leave Buchanan Tuesday Thursday md Saturday at
AN
The Boats for Richmond leave Iynchbnrg Monday,
Wedr esda, aud Friday at 8 A Nj.
BOYD, EDMOND Il DAVENPORT.
iunn 10. 1scfs
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kGos IL ESIbbsE ALs M Sf16tNsS, Va.
fENliIS old and la,orite PLACE hay.
\ ing been realty enlirgr1 aud emicllistrd is now
npnu for visitors. Its fame ia the cure of disea,e-the
steady growth uf more thHn thirty years experience
and trial-is row too well established to need udverti.
sing. Il il. believed 10 stand wholly without Il rival N
the cure ct Scrofula. Chronic Dntrhen. Dyspepsia, oh.
situate diseases OF the Liver. ol the Kidneys. and of
the Skin, Bronchitis, Opthalnt: and Nervous afecfions,
Chronic Thrash and complaints peculinr 10 females.
Pamphlets containing ANALYSIS and II few out of mul.
titude Of cases that might have been p~-bii-hed, will be
forwarded on application.
Bun. the proprIetors wish To invite attention to their
efforts ct rem IeIiag this an attractive resort not merely
to the invalid, but 10 all who desire Ledl,hful aui agreea-
BILE recreation from the car - of business. Tire, have
spared neither paino nor expense in fitting up their rs.
Enlistment according to the requirements Of the times
in Hotel keeping.
They have also the pleasure to state thar DR.. G A.
RosE. OF La Porte, Indiana, long and well known us "a
citizen and physician o. Lynchburg. has consented to
render his services as Il resident physician.
The NGlandt Band Of Mnsic. of Baltimore, is enga
ged TOR the season. Biliard-, Ten.Pins. Shooting Gal
lery, &c, &c. r. RANDOLPH,
Proprietcrs.
MAJ. JoHS II. SEAYREs, (late of the Columbian) Sn.
perinte1dent. july 6-dSc2m
ICE lCE!l-A fine lot Of IC E:for sale AT the Ice
l. Cream Saloon. July 2.ts s. ZETELL.
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n. II. CAMPBELL.
SAM,L. GARLAND. JR. NIru.Ie

The undersigned, ~ trustee in IA previous iced upon
the Q me property, for the benefit of Jchn Ii. johnson.
viii ell. under that deed, enough 10 snlisfy thu pnnpo
Sc, ri tie Sam.
inne 2l-i2rs&c y. II. CAMPBELL 11uIe,.
R,uutlfr4u nnl B,3rrd Sautfp,i r,,,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-07-09

GAET -2J00 Sacks jeff les n Dorsey's fine ALT
~ in pr me order, landing and for sale by
EDMOND. DAVENPORT & co,
July Richmond. Va.
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MRiNGON your uOHsEs.-NEW

- LIVERY ,TABLE-Iho undcl-irntd respect
uIy informs the riti2crs Of L~ybctburg thai he pre-
anrrd II receive II rs"- ON -ivefy, on 'Itmost accom-.
'~uodating terms, At the cid stand Of Geo NJ Bra e.
\. -. Hacks, Bnreirs aud Horses for hire and
llBck- run every Court day TO Campbell Count Bpure.
TERMSO TAkING HORSES ON LIVERY.
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a Nh ACRES LAND WAR.
OlAlN III EAAIS AAAlEn -lAEAA

M <lllA LAND w 4 IL
fVV,OUU RANTS WANTED LAtAy.
EfrE ". GRAY, Nota,y Pub IL, dealer Ia lhnd War
tnnts, mud Attorney for tho rlos' cution OF Mlitn,y
II unity lhnd mad Pension cluim4. wishes to purchase
l0d 0o0 ACRES Of MiIitnty Bounty Lnnd Warrnn = -
He vii attcul 10 any bu' meas ss Notory Public, such u'
lucknow ! lgnent Of decd, rssiepment of Land Nnr
run -, &c, &c. LAFAYETTE W. RAY,
Neiay hlbIic. Bounty Land md
itly Ct Pension Agent. llnrhhntg, w.
III UslG, MUSIC, MusiC.-rho nndcr.ign.
w ed has inst received ~ lnfer ia=o,tment al new
aod hrnntifnl MUSIC. fur the piaur torc. At y. Il. Ly.
mru'a old .tund lhnk SQUIRE, l%Yrrhhurr aud now oo.
culirl h, Stfnth"t \ " itthcal. Druggists
All KIN g. ui Music mud Musienl Instruments furnish.
81 nt siali narirr. ". L. GREENE
luue II dVclN
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EoMulssuONEH,s SALE or LAND

JIM 2o32'e~l' = mo NJ. OrEl. -
8san saIy
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-17

The Board Of Aldermen, last evening, had a
report from their Committee on Cleansing Streets,
in rtlstion 10 the contract entered into wish the
proprietors Of the Street Sweeping M'chnes.
The Committee decided as this contract is iile-
gal, and not in accordance with the amended
charter, inssmuch that the Commissioner did mol!
advertise. and offer the JOB at composition. An
opinion from the Counsel to the Corporation, ap-
pended TO the report 10 ia the same efIect A
resolution was adopted, calling upon the Counsel
for an opinion as TO whether the Aldermen and
Councimen, as excise officers, cannot retain their
power in granting rum licenses, under the 25th
section of the Montgomery Charter, aud subsequent
acts of the Legislature.
A singular plan for Railroad in Broadway was
proposed In the Board of CouncilG'en las. oigh.-
the City to own the trek, and let cars to the
highest bidder. The resolution Was referred to
the Railroad Committee. The Ordinance for the
removal Of Slaughter Hou,es above F.ftieth..t.,
was, after some discussion, lost by vote of 10
to 80, and the Board adjourned.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-17
FILLIBUsTERO PATRIOTS.

Our 6]lbuster patriots grow very pathetic over
the tyranny and cruelty practised In Cuba. To
read what they say, one would suppose them to
be the very apostles of universal liberty. But
what Is the extent of their sympathy for the op-
pressed people of Cubsi Do they wish to over
throw the existing government of the Isl md, in
order to substitute the rule and reign Of universal
freedom1 Oh, no Such q suggestion is never
heard, and never made. There are crueties aui
outrases perpetually practiced in Cuos. There
is a despOtism there, hourishDg in rank uxuri-
ance. There lie not only one, or two or dozen
men imprisoned and punished In that Island, with
like these whose cases are paraded before the
public eye, for sympathy snd execraton, By the
flhbuster journals, but there are scores and hum
dIeds, nay Thousands, Of just su,h cases among
the Aameless multitude wno toll beneath the
burning SUBS of the Island. Away in the interior,
far from the public eye, are Thousands who are
driven to a deadly, daily labor beaten, scoursed,
msnscled, chained. imprisoned, m.iued, outraged
in every possible manner, murdered outright,
without any power to which they can appeal for
relief or protection-without the faintest glin-
merirg of hope in their detected hearts. Tyranny
of the cruelest character reign, over them with
hideoui away, AID forever pres'e, the iron into
their souls. II lie despo,ism as renOrse ess and
as pevitoble as the grave. And i: falls upon all
alike. Upon the old and The young, upon the
feeble and irfim, IS upon the lusiy and vigorous,
upon the gentle aad good as upon the turbulent
and vicious, upon women and children a. upon
men.
Here 10 tyrsDny sgai1s. which the soul Of man
revol's, over which hum abity weeps and sbuddsrs.
Here 10 cruel oppression which cries to Heaven
for relief and causes every heart involuntarily to
invoke the avengipg Pc Yer Of ths Almighty, aud
for whose overthrow angels might pray. Be-
meath it Csba grosns, and her people vail day
aid night. Boti, thistle oppression our liberty.
mongers, who are ihedding their crocodile tears
over the tyranny Of Cuban rule, propose to re.
move' No! On the contrary, it 10 this op.
presnon they desire to conserve, extend and in
ten'ify Concealed beneath all their heroics,
against oufrages prac.ised in Cuba, their lea ling
object IL to perpetuste this internal sway. Toe
design Of al their appeals to the American peo
pie on the question Of Cuban independence and
annexation, lie 70 prevent the overthrow of ,hi.
fsgrant despotism, ~hose power over the On.
shaved masses of Cuba 10 believed to DO in dan.
ger. Such are the transparent hypocrisies Of
the men who are flaming the fame Of popular
excitement against Spain aud Cuba. In further
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-17
TIE KANSAS FRAUD.

We publish liz another coidmp, some further
details of tbe hbominable pressed ngs Of the Mis-
u,i s'av. holders, to Cary the Kansas election.
From v.risns snnrcAs. Wa learn thai the rabbis
sen, to Oyerpower the actual voters Of the Terri
tory. were Of tie lowest grade of whites that
BE- fcuud In slave country, and oil taow that
such are the most degraded class Of morsals.
The expense of tbis expedition for the conquest
Of Karsas must have Deer imBense. OF course,
!. must have been betrayed from the purses OF
tbo sls, eholders. Read what ore Of our Core
spondents states Of the encampmept of these
bordes in his immediate vicinity. Nearly thous-
and uen bivouscked in one night in various spots,
Ground his Deighberhood mabins the night hid
eOus with Their csrousiDgs. The members Of the
expedition were fully armed with muskets and
other instru nsntslitiGs Of war, including 4 full
supply Of whisky. and we're preceded or accom-
panied by mounted cannon.
After snch gigantic and unuistakabls out
Tsee upon the rights Of the Zeal inhabitants Of
Ksnsss, we cannot conceive how Gov. Reeder
could have granted sby certificates Of election. 1t
would seem that in doing so he must have yielded
to intimidation 1t appears, from all accounts, that
the invading mob, infuristsd by whisky. every.
where swsPgered to the poll threatening violence
aid death t. ell Anti Slavery men who would at
tempt 10 thwnt them and were especially de-
Duncistory Of Gov. Reeder, Of whom they vowed
their drtt rmibation to have certificates of cleo
ton OF his life before he left the Territory. II
seems that the Governor did grant number Of
these certificates, and then left for Washington.
We shall be glad II some Of our correspond
ebts there can theow any light on Gov. Reeder's
mission thtber. Tia. no lives we're taken by
these brigards is very evidently because they
were in every case 50 powerful in numbers as to
render opporition useless.
tbs sbupcantly demonstrated, from what we
baye published on ire Kansas election, tsat
more s'uler dous fraud was never perpetrased
since TIE invention Of the ballot-box. The crew
who will assemble unGer tho title of the Kansas
Teri'onsl Legislature, by virtue of this out
isge, will be body OF men 10 whose acts no
more respect will be due and should be no more
entitled TO the weight Of authority, than Leg.
isls,ure chosen BY a tribe Of wandering Arabs,
who should pitch their tents and eXtemporize an
election Oh tire prairies Of that Territory.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-17
PROGRESS OF THE WAR.

While the diplomats assembled at Vienna
are discussing the fate Of SevastopOl, and the AL.
lies are trying to make peace on the best terms
they can, the Russians in the Cfimea, Profting
by the blunesrs OF their opponents, as we'll as By
their own central position in the country, are
again taking the offensive on every point. II isa
curious state Of things considering the boasts with
which the Allies began their invasion, and looks
like a vast satire on human presumption and
folly. But though it thus has its comic side, the
drama il deeply tragic, after all; and we once
more invite our readers 10 q serious examination
Of the facts they are disclosed by our latest sd-
vices received here on Sunday morning By the
Americas mails.
At Eupstoria, Omer Pasha IL now actually
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-17

The Herald states that tho liquor-deslers have
resolved to withdraw all their adv srsisemeats
from sundry jouInsl, which are suspected or ~
leved to be favorable TO the Maine Law, iucuf-
ing The TRIBUNE, of courss. As We ars ka'wn
to have got our living hitherto'many from the
run. sellers, and to have circul.sed our sheet
chiefly among that class Of our fel,w.cislzeas,
this blow will be a sumner. STILL We shall try
TO bear II as we'll ~ We eau.
We supect however. that the Satanic 10
nstskep. Did not Mr.. w Suediker. dstier Of
the Ninth Ward, yesterday print an advertisement
in The TRIBUNE, t. show that rum was not ouly
the greatest blessing known to man. but the real
source of ell useful Inventions, inspiratioe, and
prosrew' While Suedker stands byus, we hope
We shall escape the threatened ruin after all. tho
mensces Of the Satanic to the contrary. notwth.
standing
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-17

The attendance was not large--cnly 100 members
sppe sriDg. sort Of fusion was effected through
the fundamentally of John Van Baren, George N.
saunders, John Cochrane. Joseph Cornell, andrew
Nesbit, Nicholas Sesgrst John Scott, John Donerty.
Cept Rynders, VIM Miner, aud an o1tside pressure
Of CustoIu- House officers and Government attaches,
who supportsd the ticket headed by Lorenzo g. Sbep
ard known as the Union and Harmony" t,kes
which as elected entire, although Of the can
ddates for Sschens were badly scratched. Tns sns-
cessful candidates are understood 70 be OF the nut
clustering Kinney and Cuba strips, and Anti Msine-
Law withsl The contest was very warm ono, and
ii drew together pretty fair representation oil tho
ilconcruous elements composing the fusion Domoo-
rscy Of this City, animated with common zeal ia
favor Of Cuban annexation aud opposition to Liquor
Prohibition. Mr.. Shepard has been U. s, District
At.o,nev. and Chairman of the Tammany General
connittee IL Democrat Of the Marcy, or Son,
scbool and holds no office at present George Saun-
ders was enthu siassc in bis suoport. Daniel Del
svan. Thomas Dunlap and George s. Messerve are
Pierce oiee-boIders. Dick Connolly is, at present,
County Clerk. Messrs Kelly and Kennedy we're
Soft candidates for Congress last fall Anson Her-
rick is member Of the present Common counoti,
snd Charles II Ring Yves member Of the famous
Common Council of 1852. Mr.. Rose Is an eHmemoer
Of Assembly. Adre Froment has always been
prominent Soft. Messrs Durbrow ana freeman arc
new ligb.s as very few Of the electoneeren srouna
Tan.many appeared to know them. After a'l INC
glory Of Tsmmany has departed and the seed' %
dissolution exist in all ito political organizations, no.'
withdrawing the Bungbole Platform and the resai'
ness with which the Tamusnyi:es would s"aa'"
Cubs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-17
SLAVERY IN THE TRACT SOCIETY

His well known that while the publications
of tie American Tract Society condemn card.
playing, dancing, novel reading, the amusements
of the circus and thester, and the like, they are
utterly silent in regard to the denominations Of
American Slavery. Millions Of our own coun-
trymen are, BY law prevented from resdhg the
Scriptures-are denied the copjugsl and parental
relstions-sre sold In the market with brutes,
and are, with their posierity, doomed TO vice, is-
norsnce, and degradation. Yet, this religious
Society which raise, its voice against the iniquiy
of tie ballroom, utters not q murmur against
any oas Of these ou.rages against justice mercy,
decency, and Christianity. Nay it would appear,
from il, multitudnous publications. that it is ut
teIly unconscious Of the very existence Of Amer
lean Slavery.
Ministers, churches. and religious periodicals
are protesting against the Pro- Slavery policy of
this Society; but all in vain. It's press holds the
even tenor Of its way, rebukipg al sns, great
and little, excep. such as are committed against
men with dark sIins; thus giving its silent, but
powerful influence in behalf OF Slavery sad ito
indefinite extension. But whence 10 it that .
powerful religious institution, embracing among
lite members multitudes who believe, vita the