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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-04-12
From TpE SnIrTH.

BALTIMORE, April l2,-New Orleans papers o.
ThusIOy have been received.
The Union OF this mOIning announces another
Cuban oulrsge upon the brig p K Hickman from
Bcslon of Matanzss, when few miles lEJn The
coast OF Cubs, was 6ted Of three times BY Span.
ish cruiser. The ftsI ball was thrown sstern ibe
LtiI, when she showed Der colors, the second was
thrown ahead, and the third with tue intention,
II IS supposed, Of hitting The vessel. After exam
lining her papers size was allowed 10 proceed.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-04-12

4 NrInSo Of Council ives held on Tuesday
evening, 4 long report from the Railroad Com.
mi,.ss, giving history Of The proceedings that
lave thus tat WSnspired eOncstniOs the matters 81
tS.s Letw en- The G. o. L 3. 4 o. Rsiltoads and
the e,ly Of wheeling, was rad and Ordsted 10 be
pl5uLed. The new Pite Department Eseon'
IAeussd sundtJ repaits to the ats apparatus, and
an appropriation Of $500 PIT sunum TO the Hope
Independence, Flmt Wheeling Hose, Rough aud
Ready and Guatds companies, and $500 10 the
Youss America com. Tuesday evening neat was
fixed fof the consideration Of these recommends
tOM, and o,bsr matters pertaining to the Fits De-
pitirtnL
Anambe, Of bills was passed, and some other
nsot business ttansaeted.
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rlNClNNArl MARKEr.

APRlL II-Flour hrm. and closed at 9.s0s9 90.
Whisky declined 10 90. Provisions firm, but
hollefs ate not offering, and sales ate limited,
mess pork held Ut SIS. bulk sides held at 64a6l.
Bacon sold al cehls fOr Shoulders, and s cents
fot sides, but the Iatttl il nos to be had to any
rfeaI extent iOt less than Il, and shoulders H.
Cheese sells at 10 cents. Butter IN the key, lSc.
No / keg lard 81. Susa. ftn, sales at 6iaG. Mo.
Issses held Of IS, no sales. CIovttseed $50. Oats
so. Com 10.
Money easy. Eastern Exchange declined to !
al premium
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SA1I.lNG np rnp ASlA

Rosrox, Aprilll.--'The Steamship Asia sailed
at noon lot Liverpool via Halifax. She has lai
passengers fOt Liverpool and for IlalifOI, aud
carries out s69O. 0CO in specie.
The Bark SprinEbeek arrived bringing Cape Of
Cod Hone oates up ~ the 26th OF February.
80 political news u importance.
An epidemic disease Is Esging among hoEseS.--
Hundreds ale dying daily. 10 some lGcGlIles thete
is not hUISe lsil alive.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-04-12

"TaE MlsaSo BaIDE," Is tie title Of new work
u Np. s. y. &. u. SoulhwOrh, now in course Of
publication byT'. o. Peterson Of Philadelphia
Nn. SOuthwOrh is pleasing, entettalnins and
p,puia whtet and this, het last work is said to be
k., best ptoduetloa. 1t will be issued on The 9Th
oiasN month. I. will bs complete 10 one vol.
pme, neatly bound 10 cloth, for sl,2Si OF 10 two
volumes, psp.t cover fOt 81. Copies will be sent
TO any part Of the United States, fee Of postage,
on the receipt blythe PUBLISHERS Of tue money f0f
either edition,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-04-12

rive understand that some Of our readets
.,ooue that in our reference on yesterday, to The
,,,o,eti,ted cuueucy system Of Iadisna, We In.
,.sJ,j to strike al the Independent Bank system
Il y,ninia. We had no such object, nor did The
", Of YitGinis Stock Banks even occur 10 US
T..u Ettns. We designed simply 10 show what
yt,. tue ELECTS Of bsd banking and Wild charters
,,j 10 sRus thence that system, which has
raven itself safe and efficient, should not be
naOttei With. outeoaeIudoa WaSths The Banks
,,,., ,beit ptessn. ehatIen had suI'etVsd tue
,,,,o.., Ot which The, were created and that they
,,JLsa be continued aa they ore, and we had no
,.t,t.uee 10 any O,hst system whatever p
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-04-12

EuaOrrAS ASD AMERIcAS MAGNETIC TALtoRAPH.
The Parliament Of Nova Scotia has Leen pto.
rOgued. They chartered the London Company foE
building q submarine Telegraph from Ireland to
connect with the Nova Scotia Company. All the
capital ha. been subscribed.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-04-12

Tur Hos. Jo,rru q. MAasu4tt, Of Indiana,
Fam Louisville on Sunday last. NJ. NanhaIl
~, distinguished and powerful lawyer, aud 40
,s,r.rinE snd devoted Wing, and occupied seY.
nj stations Of hoaot lie wssa ptomiaen. eandl.
~. tttbe United States Senate. lie resided al
u,h.,B
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-04-12

uIFhe Nevada Ere in Caiiornis, caused 10.
tai loss OF $4,000. Some eight OF ten buildings
ATE already up. otia course Of construction, 10 the
burnt district.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-04-12

raL BoOr Of man was found floating ia The
rrtt about two miles above this cIty, night before
LOST. Deceased was about s feet 10 inches high,
"a! apparently IS years Of ase. He was clad 10
taws. brown cloth coat. twiIletl cotton pants,
,aa SUITS, and boots, one Of which bad large
I..th upon it. No Indication Of bis name was
tt,orsted. lie had apparently been iulhe water
tao nonlhs, OF more. The verdict Of the CorO'
atEs iutY was in accordance With The above facts.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-04-12

Pot. Auadted Letters have been dropped Into
Il. Ciaeinusu Po,.ofiee without prepayment,
ssee ,be new Pos,ofiee law went into operation
% he AOf april, Thess astonishing evidences
Of e,,.lessaess, and Of The number Of PERSONS
rso ,re too economical 10 lake lhe newspapers,
n. idVe,iiJed.
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RlvRR AM MEArHRR.

. NJ ' bN W4NV " Is6I TENTIf
PirrsSuAdn, April Il.-RivrE I feet 0 inches,
at stand. Weather clear aud cool.
ClScrSSATt, AphI ll.-RIVet nsen IS inches
Weather hne,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-04-12

CmLp ScILUEO TO DrAru.-A child, sgtd two
,.,t,, Of st. AIJriJGs Of The Fist Ward, died
Yesterday t,On injuries received from . vessel Of
bOi!iu. W.ttt which II emplIsl upon its bead and
neck, b. teaehing upto table.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-04-12
Arrival. ana departure. 81 s.s"'' "o"''
FsrtGe ta.t24 Hou., ending lat nigAl at sItloek

ARRIVALS.
William Baird, 81. Louis.
Cabinet, Portsmouth.
Convoy, Pittsburgh.
Keystone, Pittsburgh.
Eclipse, PiusOuts.
Exchange, Pittsburgh.
Forest City. Pittsburgh.
Stephen BsysfJ, PafketSbufg.
Mononeahela Belle, suuhsh.
Interchange, lieIlat.
VirOqua, SteUbenTille.
DEPARTURES.
Atalanls, Cincinnati.
Keystone, 81 Lous.
Convoy, Pittsburgh.
VIM Baird, PittsDurg.
Eclipse, ST Psuls.
Exchange, Wsb4sh.
Stephen Bayatd, PJrketsbutg.
R,test City, PittSbutsh.
MonongaheIa Belle, Sun6sh.
interchange, Bellsit
Vitoqua, StsulenYille.
STAGE OF WATER.
Ar WHEELlSd-9 feet 5 inclIes.,
Ar PIrrSDvGc-S feet 9inchsS.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-04-12
"A Gard.

A GARD,
TTESRY TALLANT. LEwIS s. DELAPLAlS, and
III WILLIAM TALLiNF have oImed eo-rartner-
Shp for lie purpose or tTan,atihsG Wholesae GTtery
and Orr floods aud Forwarding and GeneLll ConlmSa9n
busnets 10 this city, urie the firm or TALLANT nv
LIPLAlS. TIE wko;eIale Dry GoOdS busEsa4 will Be
eondocted al 10 81 Main The wLO!eSalE Groce
RI nd Commits Gion business At No. 70 Main SlEeet
Ample and reasonable NockI OF Dry Goods And Grote
rtS will always be on sale low prices and on itcom-
ton OF cL0sE nuIERs. mas
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-04-12

For The Central Rod will Be received At The wharf loot
OF QuInty st., At al hours between 9l. N. and
Receipts given to delivery 10 ali stations on the c. O. X.
T., and 10 CiaeRnGt.
Wheeling, Jan II. ISL Inigf
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-04-12

VI. LDuSs' -PAa's annoSpes I. ". MITCHELL a.
,auSp t,SLidIn % teFre'tnt ths eoOnty Of Ohio Ia
,n AZ, IlOOse Of rtIeptts Of YirHAla. Re Is well
80, . oar sitlteas, and viii mike an teIsh! repre-
".,,,Ly, apis OHIO COUNTY.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-04-12
SNOW STORM.

BuGLtSeroS, W., April Il-Rourteen inches
Of snow fell heIe last niEn1 aud this mOfng. Ice
~ tue Lake breaking up.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-04-12

Mas. DANIEL WEBs1ER,-Thls lady Is still SUI.
feting much from the shock received in being
thrown from her carriage in New York. Her Ill.
ness was even wolse on Saturday, than on The pie.
vtOus day. and apptehensions Of tue result may
be eaieltaineL. We notice that the New York
correspondent Of the Boston Journal says
"You have been told by III. Telegraph Of the
sad accident 10 Mrs. Daniel Webster. MIS-. Web.
slet IS the owner OF fine house ia New York,
costing the sum Of s25,000--lhs giGI Of the young
men ~ New York as tribute 10 the memory "t
her noble husband. \ splendid carriage aud span
Of horses accompanied tue gift Of the nlansb H.
hefe she lives, respected for lIeT own worth, aud
as the widow Of tie defender Of the constitution.
II was moi her own horses that ran away, but size
was riding with . friend, Mrs. Curtis, Mrs. G.
kent her seat, and wos unhuh. Mrs. Webster 81
tempted to leap out, and was III $! dangerously
iuluted."
The Journals correspondent has fallen into an
euor. The New Yo.k COMMERCIAL is informed BY
good authority that Mrs. Webster bought the house
she IiqeS in, and paid iotit.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-04-12
Rnsaolp, Nl., Jese lslh, isai.

G.nls-i ave Been aGttted with the rli.s Tor sore
Jears and could get nohn 10 help ne, unIil ihtnd adj
vi,ed NE to try lamrton'A Vegetable IictuEs. PaI'
rhIIed two bultes, aud before lad uAtd tEtm eo:h
was entirely cuICd u this most UOU6t,om ISsate. ~
who are played whit ePts would DO vel 10 give toe
rIl6luIe tn1l Your, esEetIiullY. ,,,.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-04-12

Nt1 Mrslc.-Robiuson L Bfo., No. 4Wash.
iasou Hall, have received, among Others. the fol.
IeYin, pieces Of Music:-'My Dte1ms ars still Of
,t.,' Out Sun Of Love- 'l'lI meet thee in Heav.
e. wy heart keeps watch TOT thee Rock Of
As.s. i.,ctsd) Evening song 10 the Virgin Stu.
tsa.s Waltz, ROsalie Sls7d:ks, Earthquake Gal.
ops. COlcomb Quick'I'p, Blooming Youth Polka,
r.. &c
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-04-12

nDAlieate Females and children will Pis.'e TIT IT, Il
cures coughs, bronchitis, DJIrtPda, Liver coDYl,ins,
SeIOtula, With oil jsTauserptnts OF Tie system.
Call aud get pamphlets. SfaltS.
raj agents; John 10. fnPPan, hlih ward, aud bT
Druggists seGerailY. ........
Raliinnit, and m Broadway, NY.
GTPIee 81 reT bottle iE6
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-04-12
" ''I Y y I'D Ie..pesttalIy, La. DuRBoRo.
CURE DYSPEPSIA, PILES, &c.
RIS1GoLD, Wa4AihEton co., |
Anvil 18Th, 1854.

MtEI. NVrtia1,r 4 Nsutrsw ,.....
Dear SiTa II was iniHtd, byl friend OF 9llne, 10
try liiurtops YeEe:able TRcIIe Tor Dyspepsia, With
wLIcL aln aflesI ia It's most AggIASAtel aR1 dAtfeH'
log iorn purchased and used one bottle, aud itshte
" cured ne have Induced others TO w u, most
whom If rot al, ApeIk highly Of IT. AID would SAY TO
iho4e who have Dyspep3ia II tLey will uSe iAnp.oR's
Vegetable TILclUie, Il will certainly cure them.
YouIs, with great Itsltet, ,,
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Daguerreotypes.

Ua8ueTreOLyPes.
HNo The public would say that Twill give one months
Dotlce before discontinue taking pasUeneoiIPes for
5cenls and aA continue 10 take them as low a. hJ
cents or Al least one Sea 50 that Bone ed hurry TOT
ear Of an advipce 10 The prize OF Plttues. lam now "a
king DaeuereOtyPe' on SISAS aud pSTt, AZ well IS aGd
or StesCOpIe iEeurts which the public ave Invited q
call and examine lave just reteiyal gelt variety o.
Iancy cases for ihe holidays, which Will sell iTOh % Ia
I00 ier cent. below ihe iOTIer prize,
also keen GU hand, AID Tor safe large supply Of Da
suer eotype APpaTStus, aud Hatstals Of all Aildt.
'hT5I i. L. PARTRIDGE.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-04-12


rWIiD LErrEs'.-The Washington ssHttaeI say"
We poes " s W a ~ oS N,s
,aua sSS ~ he no,,Srs an All ieHeH nss,ins
plymstat. =" Wy p ~, W. o,"0s ss va p.S'noS
nv tbs oronie a Iarte. Hunjteds, thoustnls OF
.as PsvFS ,.S.,I ssr,,;n fot lie n,s,sSt' In tSs
's -x.,, n NV oass. saI viii ultimately bs sent 10
ss's Is,,S, ,,e. n NIL" civ. in WSSbioTion.
'e SS nr%bS, bsS hen jsooSitei, without com.
"',H.s " ~itS he ,5souts teluitsnsnI Of adyaacs
m,sr.s Wv Wv
PUGIsS ,;,.., ell, M, know The cause Of their
.,nsS,.S ,snIis, not coming, while those 10 whom
,SsS lit m wsi, anSiously, but 10 vain, FOL
, .., I.,,s,,
hSM eve" of,bs t,v sxsuses no man, but the
s,sa S ~ hes nost,l cases viii mol only Prove
' ',"U',S; y" hn, ,nmoyipr
~ ,,s..,.r. ~ ,hs aw Il no excuse, ean any
onu sTS"SShI. t,I moi t,EipE The paper.i
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-04-12
INSURsANUE!f

INSUR.ANUE!.l
ATHENRUM FIRE OFFICE,
london.
CAPITAL $4,000, 900.
Available Capital 81 2e4, 800.
WILL le any aai all alr are risks al reasonable
LSssta adjusted udPromrJy raid without resrents to
tOndon.
REFEAENCEs ~ PHILADELPHIA.
Atwood & Co., John F,Iuuhl
Johu Gdss George u. stuart,
NyeIs, CIaghorn Co William A'Hte 4 Co.,
Powers & WsEhtnan, White, Stevens < TO.
EEFRRENCEs IN WHEELING.
H.K. Litt& Co, Gill. HaIdmAn 4 Co.
HelSkell & Co., liAiley, " oodWATd 4 Co.
Tall4nt 4 k!Pla9. NORTON. Aehes0a&CV
'o' "''NF' '''D' nv 7, PgTggsoS,
Agent for WhsellI gsRI TteiHiIy:
OFFlc E..rIt door to y { " Rank. nh1,
INSURANCE.
THE FIRE AND MARINE INSURANCE CON
PANY OF WHEELING.
Incorporated 1891,
TAKES ri3ks Al The lOweAt rates, o. buildings OF all
l knds, STEAMBOATS,, !glni!ure and msShaRlite, go
Oh TIyeES, seas, laAeS, canals aud TlllrOldS,
DIRECTORS;
&. Cr.n;., $; s1dy, wv. Gin,
Sanrl Sss R %R bb .,S.t.., o H T,
R0BF. CRASGLH, PIeSt.
r. ". HIRplSO, See'y,
Applications ior Insurance will Be prOmIly attended
By the Ptesdtnt OF Secretary,
Wheeling, Jan 9Sth, 1853
Valley OF Va, Fire & Marine Insurance Co
ST DLEER,
InHN LttIt IAGenn
Wy. RLSEM.
0tFIcE-at SAvnea' I'ank' eO'NE MaIn And E E
GS"REFER To-Jaues r. BAKER.
TX, List. laRt-iT
LJ uChbuTg Fire, Life & Marine insurance Co
OF LTScHSURo, "a,
Fredericksburg, R,nk eoi S HS Isia nd Slik
f,nl:IT Wheeling, yn.
Dissolution of Co-Partnershtp.
1'HE eopartnerthp heretofore existing between the
undersigned tie Merchant Tailoring hgiine.a, Iia
Ii city Of HheeIips, under Tue Arm name OF itrttSI
rsrSI hs1tLis DAY By mutual consent been dissolved
Jacob 81 Warden aViRg sold out IN the ok
Of said co partnership 10 Michael Edwards, j.
Jacob ~ Warden acne aulhotsd 10 'stIs and dol'
WV wv w ~ JACOB ". WARDEN.
MICHAEL EDWARDS, IA.
wn.elins, Juns %, 1854.
THE urLer.lyped will tontinue the above business Ia
Ills own name and upon bis own account a. The Old SAnd
and will eAdeavor TO give better .aSacton than ever 70
such Of the customers Of tue old frmaS may tontn TO
give h! their paronatA, and a. many new ones aS nay
Itror with Iheir orders.
wheeling, Juue Goth, 1853
B.-J1eob ". Warden will be found Al the Law or,
Zee o. Alfred CALDWELL vita tie books and accounts Of
Warden l. Edwards, aud all persons Indebted to aid
arm are hereby notified and required TO call and settle
without delay he alone being authorized 10 settle the bus
" ia '''' Wv JACOB ". wARnRS.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-04-12
MEDICAI.
MIGHTY TRIUMPH.

AZ MIGHTY GhAOAFa'
judges, Layers, Physicians, The rich,
Tie poor, from erery class Of soeit-
", The same ieStimonyis gin
en- Of Roaderjm cures BY
LlamptoaY Tiatturs.
IT IS THE CHEAT lNvlGoEATlNG AND
RESroR TIVE or THE C0NSTlTU-
HON WHEN BROKEN DOWN DY
DISEASE, OUR OWN ClTl-
HENS'BElSG WIT
NESSES. Y..
n ESPERAfE eGItcj RNtNEstNn 4N4 GeHt eerkfAt
~ cHrR M tlsaII G.'ttr lad this a,s'aIFg! y,
r4se six NeIJ2I tut1 al the NaNoUI ItmEdits Nitfot
success i9ok InmPton's StRttable liusiaIs,,
waisA pAsea pcritt Ah4 EsIaalenL cure. NJ Galte:r
oates h1 keate, ReRdl Cove NOrtkblif t01lty
Ni DettmStT IS, 1854 Any fnrtht, tnie, a,4uoa mai
IrHirds Of oieIs haye also bttp cured ~ ,hEs graf
remedy, AID Is bb le 10 a'k et te ;ittt1 y ta
aud get Pamphet and see Iol cures o. '"s
i wealthy aud tls6iy respectable gentleman called u
O stores s MIs s0sns from ehfG p aas ah'ST
9 S Sf .sa II Wss Nil 5. sSo xsE n ia
advice Of respectable be wiS iRd9ted iotly
MNPioSH 7hchft 'Ed he ltsS Sait :IiS,N ~,
be.t physicians, nilnt VII 5t s{ W M, W.
mar ieSiIt 10 eoaiihButaN With hnI' bT taa'sS US
stole Of NOttiAn l. .HeEtrtH. ..
uL.,.,., troxp Al, les
" tinmnI will b cofvstIe ~. ~
kunw ihe Captain should b sSptital, Dr hT,oh htS'
With others Of The beat known ahS mos hss!sS rss
namptOn's Vegetable TintdI
kAdoS' of'' = 's'''
Mari: AsriiMr + .Vswt'tH ~. .,A,,c
HthlNkn-l lse' y Wy auiY 70 l ou ~ v..sS,rs
to certify 10 The good elects VI HamptohS NtsfuPN
rintu't. WaS tor more than hNe ItlEs leotls vtNss
dHeaSe u eAome II 'pt ~ ~ - ~ - ~
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1855-11-24
GEORGIA AND THE UNION.
July g. 1858.

Gov. II. V. johnson transmitted his Annual
Message to the new Legislature of Georgia on the
9th inst. 1t is very long and rather dull but closes
with recommendation that the Legislature shall
provide for the calling of Convention, in case
Kansas shall be refused admission as slave'State,
to sccede from and break up the Union. The Gov
ernor very plainly betrays his conviction that our
UniUn-savers only want such pretext as South
ern threat Of dssolying the Union would give them
to impe them to come out boldly in favor of ma
king Kansas slave State. Hear hml
"The compromise measures of 1850 established
the principle that the people of the Territories
should determine the question of slavery for them
selves, and that hereafter such Territories should
be admitted as States into the Union with or with
out slavery ms they should decide. The last Con-
gress passed an act TO organize territorial govern
ments for Kansas and Nebraska, IN which this
principle was practically applied and by the re
peal of the Missouri prohibition which it contains
it opens these Territories to the STAKEHOLDER, with
his property The late elections in Kansas show
that large majority of the people are in favor of
adopting slavery as part OF their domestic sys-
tenn and the indications are that she will proba-
bly, apply during the ensuing Congress, for admis
sion into the Union as savehodng State. This
brings up the paramount question Of the day
Looking to the elements Of the next Congress, it
seems that the Anti-Slayery, Eree'Soil sentiment
is in the ascendancg, and that hec application will
be rejected. This, therefore is the condition Of
affairs--on the one hand see the threat and the
mower to execute it, to refuse the admission of
this Territory into the Union because of the exis.
tence of slavery therein ) on the other Georgia
stands pledged to resist such an act, even las a
last resort TO a disruption Of tho Union. How.
then, can we secure the admission Of Kansas as a
savehodpg State, without iesor,lpg to this fearful
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1855-11-24
SLAVERY IN TENNES EE.
To tie Editor c' tie 4. S. Adrocate.
ST. Andrews, October, 1855.

There is more moral independence in Tennessee
than in any slave State. except Kentucky and
Missouri Indeed, although there is more out
spoken AntiSlavery in Kentucky than Tennessee,
we believe that the tone Of feeling among the peo-
pie generally and the politicians Of the old parties,
is more healthy and manly ia the latter than the
former. 1t will be recollected that four of the
Tennessee delegates to Congrese voted against the
Nebraska Bill
The following article from the Nashville Banner
explains itself 1t will be seen that Colonel Ram
sew has not demeaned himself so far as to recant
retract, or even to apologize for the AntiSlavery
sentiments which he expressed twenty.one Years
ago We could wish that the Faulkners and Sum
ners of Virginia had equal manliness but it seems
that it requires less pluck to fight duel than tc
stick TO ones principles amid popular odium. Mr.
Faulkner has, for some months been attempting
10 e7ade the laws, in order to get ehot at Mr.
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From the A. S. Standard.
THE REPUBLICAN PARTY.

Politics is a sorry business in this best of all
possible countries. Like Slavery, let it disguise
itself as it will it is still bitter draught. Mix
lures have been tried to sweeten it from time 70
time, but the original gall and wormwood will
make themselves sensible in them all. 1t is the
original rue of the brewing that sticks it through
out and spoils and makes of nc effect the very best
ingredients that are tried to better it. Even hon
esty of purpose and honorable ambition cannot
come out of this Internal cauldron as sweet and
clean as they before they were stirred into It,
Not myrrh nor frankncense, not euphrasy nor
rue, could have been of any avail to purify the
hell.brotb of IIecate and the Weird Sisters. They
would have only smacked of the eye of newt and
toe of frog, the tigers chaudron and the pilots
thumb "wrecked as homeward he did come" had
thew been snatched out before they were fused in
to the abominable mass. Accused be the compro-
missing folly of the men who so contrived the Con-
sttution Of the country that man cannot touch
il and be clean who 50 arranged its machinery
that every one who consents to put his hand to 1t
becomes an agent to accomplish its most cruel ara
bloody purposes, as we'll as those that are bene-
6cient and wholesome. The machine that claims
our gratitude for the and the oil that reJoces
the heart and for the gold and the silver that make
il proud cannot be urged forward to multiply
these goods without rolling its crushed weight over
millions of human hearts; and no man can put
finger to without agreeing 80 help to do the evil
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1855-11-24
ELIJAH P. LoVEJoY-FATE OF HIS MUIR
DERERS.

correspondent of the Raverna Democrat, writ
ing from Alton, says;
"An old and intelligent citizen formerly ST the
East Who was present at the death of LovejoN
stated to me that rs he was acquainted with the
two mep y 10 shot him, he resolved to marx thair
after history. The first, Dr. Beall, went 70 Tex
as and was taken Sy the Indians and chopped TO
pieces and divided among the tribe. The other
man by the name of Jennings, went 80 New Or
leans, and in ARRAY in gambling house was
cut to pieces with bowie knife. Thus psrished
the miserable murderers of Loyejoy,
The fall of Lovejoy was tha death blow to the
growth and prosperity of Alton. Many business
men became disgusted and abandoned the place;
others who were seeking homes and business pla.
ces in the west passed it. Thus, for more than
twelve years, Alton was hiss and by word, and
tits only very recently that it has exhibited signs
of life and growth. Itis fixed fact in the minds
of the people of Alton that no such occurrence
would be permitted to tranfpiEe in their mid.,
sgsin."
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SALEM COLUMBIAN COUNTY OHIO SATURDAY, NOVEMBER a.

this or submit patiently to whatever despotism sla.
very has in store for them VIII they come
TO thisl We hope, and we almost believe, they
will. AT least they sill help to educate genera
ton equal to the work.
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Botelcr 1t would be thousand times more hon
orable and courageous to stick to the noble sen
timenis Of Freedom which lie ayowed in 1888
National Era.