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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-09-15
Sale 81 ReaI Rstate

THE undersigned, EXECUTORS of The las, viii AMI.
mont Of Jonas Ciuuh1CkeT deceased, viii sell ~
auction al the front DIOR Of iIe court house OF uG.
~, on saturday the 9Th day OF October. 1855. Tie &
west side OF Main street IN the city of WLeeii, b.
3II eei front, and extending buck 10 tile river 'F
besides tc drug aud office, with gas and
lures, ard good OulhOuses. The house Is well f. l
boarding house and RuOleCNry shop, aud tie gi,,i
Also LOT No. ~ on Clay ami sixth streets In I.sI n
ing. This lofts vacant aud very desirable iur b..
purposes.
TSy7Hs-A CIGilit OF six, twelve, and eighlerHU,.
will be given Oh the purchase mUn8y, except 10 ne
cas- h, the purchasers giving their negotiable nnies
good endOrseT, bearing int, est, and executing t,
trust the property ~ secure tho utcinsc mon,
JOHN II. CRIMBAtkpp
GEORGE HARpNAN
srp4:id EX'isuf i. EtumlaoErr d. ,i.
I'LL -. -, II,.L nI:M L.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-09-15
Trust Sale

" w VIIII1I y " n I-NUFEHT T..
by virtue OF decd of trust from Martha NJ Msrsf,I
- 1" III" undersigned, dated The 18Th DAY of Novembrf
~ NJ and duly ac Eowedsed aud ecorded in c'rke
once o. thr county CONT for OHIO county, Vugul., 10
book 10 folio al, &c, shall on
MONDAY TIE STM DAY or OCTOBER, 1855,
al II O'Clock NJ. al iG front door OF the Couir house IN
tile city OF Wheeling. Vrgina, expose 10 sac hy pubic
suction, 10 The highest bidder, Lot number Pan ia
square iumheT IUep ninc in the town OF Suu, her'
ing IN OH" county, Virginia. formerly called RitGlrion
To- ether with all The improvements 10 said n belonging
sp7 800 " Tr,,,,c.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-09-15
Trust Sale
OF VALUABLE RESIDENCE. BRIDGI


by virtue uf certain deeds ir,s from Michael Sue.
II ney aud wife 10 myself, duly aCkuuyy rtEcJ and w.
corded ~ tie clerks Office OF the county conf ,nT
CoOhly virginia, shall, Monday The Su d,y nj C
her, 1850, at II O'Clock at The non door a. Is,
house ~ the city OF Wheeling, expose Ia sale liz pai
aucioh all oil the following described elI estate g
bridge stock, and personal properly. iu VII. ali 81, m
hunnercd o. 81. 80, %, ri, IS, &c, -, ~ and a. sin
on Tue west side of Main street in tile Northern l,l.
Salh CITY, and on which is lOCaed and eTcCtca the ,s
iuchCG 81 I'd Michael SwCcney-Cunsiuetc lie ,,-
best built residence within The city, with hIstiac
Il! s. etc Also, three hum1 ell and ninety enc si.,f
lie capital stock OF the Wheeling aud Bcluont llrti
omrdnyi and also the lat" interest OF said Vtl
sweeney in and to the steamboat 'City OF Wl-rln 80
adIu Interest being stock therein taken hy said Michel
sweeney TO tile amount OF S3OOO-Oi which sun, h. . A
about twenty-five hundred dollars IN cas sml IN.
haience Of said stock being nearly paid up ol tA
iusS Ol the boat.
IsJ-aR Of Saie.-For thc real estatc-one.thirl al H..
purchase money to he paid in cash. and the rcslcnrr M
three cqna! payments nj siX twelve aud eighteen nop
VIII! interest from the day Of sale. The decree. lu,.
misses " ~
Terms Of SCI, for the Fridge Stock and the Stock I'D
SieHHboal-nnc'thld in cash and tie residue in wu eg
payments at three aud six months, with interest om IT,,
day OF sale--t0 he secured by negotiable notes wihau,
dOrser OF cndOis cTs approved by myself
ALFRED CALDWELL,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-09-15

Hostile Indianapolis Republican of the 10th
instant says, large calculations are being made to
pack hogs there next winter. The prospect is,
that there will be very large seasons work done
Contracts for hogs have been closed by interested
parties, and large drovesOf stock hogs pass through
town daily
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-09-15

u-The following letter from New York. gene
erously proposing to cooperate with the citizens
of Baltimore i'll providing for the destitute orphans
Of Norfolk and Portsmouth,, has been received by
Mayor links:
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-09-15
WHAT'S THEMATTER WITH YOUR HoRsEs

Rome sravin-bruise-sh uIder-slip-FOunder 2 Use
MERCHANTS GARoLrSo On. Ills the best !EnbrocatiOu
in use for either horse or human flesh.
jeas t. Ii. LOGAN & Co. Gen'l Agents
ago Bridge Corner Drug store
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-09-15

pNr. Thomas F. NIeaghsr. one of the Irish
repealers who emigrated to this country from Au-
s,ralis, has been admitted to practice as an attor
ney and counsellor in all the courts in New York,
by special Order OF the Supreme Court in the
Third Judicial District. Mr.. Meagher, not being
citizen of the United States, was not eligible to
regular examination, and is admitted by courtesy.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-09-15
From the Baltimore Patriot, OF Thursday.
Progress Of the yellow Fever at Norfolk
and Portsmouth.

Z
and Portsmouth.
Owing to the sickness of the Postmaster and Mail
Carries at Portsmouth, there have been no mails
from that place during the last three days. Mr..
Falls, President of the Baltimore and Norfolk line
of steamers went down on the Louisiana, on Tues
day, and effected an arrangement by which the
mails will hereafter be received regularly. The
Louisiana brought the mails this morning.
DR.. Aaund, Physician on board the louisiana,
informs us that, for the twenty-tour hours ending
at noon yesterday, there were, Norfolk AS deaths
and so new cases, In Portsmouth, 25 deaths and
20 new cases.
Correspondence OF the Bait. PatIEot]
NoRFoLK, Wednesday, Sept. ~, 1855.
have only time to state that the mortality lSSuiI
very greal,-many new cases, and many deaths IN
various parts of the city. Mrs. Geo. Loyal, lady
Of the Navy Agent, Robt, Timberake, son.in-a law
OF Mr.. Gordon, the Bunker; Richard Granbury and
two sous; Mrs. Harrison, slSterOf Capt. Fatherly;
A. LaploSe; Ambrose Dorsey; John S. LoVett,
Attorney at Law; Rev. L. WalkiS lady; Rev. Mt.
Willis son; DR.. ]. Briggs; Mrs. Cathanne Baylor
and three daughters; Miss Miriam Sou,hgate; Miss
Eliza Southe; J. Il. Finch, Foreman of the Argus
Office greatly lamented by many fEiendS-a noble
fellow; Mrs John Selden and daughter; Richard
Francis; Miss Revel; DR.. T. Owens, L. Roberts;
E. Harvey; Nlr. Tremayne; John Small; Mr. L.
Briggs, Of Washington; Mrs. Conner; Mary "A.
Carpenter, Geo. II. BARNES; B. Burgess, and many
others dead.
J. R. Johnson, ieweller, &C.; DR.. UpshuE; Mrs.
H. Moore, and several hundred others very sick OF
the disease. Fifty buria's yesterday; nearly live
hundred intermemtS III Cedar Grove and EsmwOod
Cemeteries alone, i'll II days! About 100 deaths
in all, of the fever fearful mortality small
population. Very many colOred PERSONS are
down. md numbers die.
Yours, in haste, F.
We nre Indebted to the courtesy Ct William J.
Bryson. ESQ.,, for the following list of names of
those citizens of Norfolk who fell victims to the
fever yesterday. At the same time we would state
that the list appended is incomplete, there being
Others who also died during the day, but whose
names have not yet been made known TO US.
Briggs, of Rodgers and Briggs; Granbury, clerk
of Howard Association; Jackson, oil agent for the
Government; Cunningham. of the Bank; Johnson,
died in Washington; Willie Stark, Son OF Capt.
Stark; Mrs. Susan NInmo; Mrs. d. Wake; Am-
brose DOrney; Augustus Chandler; DR.. Briggs;
Miss c. Baylor; DR.. Bache; Mrs. Geo. Loyal; Nlr.
LapIose, Upholsterer; John Keys; Robert Timber
lake; ]. S. Lovett; N. Dowmey; Mrs. DR.. Sylves
ter; Ben. M'Coy; child of Mr.. Hull; NJ. Cacey;
Richard GraR6uIy.
U=The author of these lines is one of the most
chaste md ACCOMPLISHED writer's in our country
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-09-15
For tho Wheeling Intelligencer.
TO E.,

here is plant, OF generous growth,
EnLcared To thre and me;
Whose sweet aroma cheered us both
Through long adversely.
Twas born Of HOpe-'o Joy consigned
But-yet in infant state
Its Garhless ward the charge resigned
To chance, aud doubtful fate.
No generous dews genial airs
Maluredits building forms
The freit its fallen blossom bears
Was ripeMed by the storm.
Unlike those flowers, so fragile made
Beneath our summer sky,
That cannot btde all hour OF shade,
But with the sunshine die.
But this. despite its darkcned lot,
Still rose reverse above,
That plant, oh dearest, is it not
Our own enduring love!
A plant that, when the wintry blast
Had laid our garden bare,
Still shone, though other bloom had past,
lmcOnstant verLure there. go
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-09-15
w. S. WooDs1DE & SON,
FLOUR AND PROPUCE
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,

n. Z. COR. CHARLES AND CAMDEN SIS.
Baltimore.
EoUR Warehouse is I0cslcd on one Of ths tracks nj
the Baltimore and Ohio Rilro4d by which expenses OF
drayase on censignments is avoided.
REFERENCES-
&C: Jameson, Esq, Pres't Bank of Baltimore
D.Sprigs, Esq, 81 Merchts
Trueman Cross, Esq, CsShr Com &, Far blk HsIt
Messrs. Hugh JeukHs * Co, Baltimore
~ IStrobs, Esq. Chief Engineer B p o r R
Co, Baltimore.
J. Il. Ford, Esq, Agent p & oRRCo, whecRDg.
Messrs FOrsyihs & Hopkins,
s. Brady, Esq. Cashier,
Lamb, Esq, 81
Mai. Philip Barry, Agent L. & O. R R. Company.
MOundsvllIe. Va.
Messrs. john wharry &. Co, MoundsvilIe, Va.
g W. & G. Thompson,
'' NJ. Pollock d Co, SunfsIi Ohio
DC. COHvers, Esq, Cashr, ZonesviIlc, Ohio.
S g + Peters saeis. Esq IS. =. =. p.,-..
sept5-1y
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-09-15

Dyspepsta, in all its various forms of emaciated hu:
mainly, resulting often from small causes like indigss-
ttOn. producing constipation, Flatulcncy Nausea in tic
Stomach and thousand other ailments tending 10
trate deblitste the physical any and all of these
ills yield like magic Dr. Hosietters celebrated Stomach
Eters, givingt the reputation of rens,atng to
health thousands who have tried its vtviIying and
Strengthening inueuce upon their despairmg aud
broken constitutions All should these btters during
this weather, ii the preventive
OF diseases known.
For sale by druggists and dealers generally everywhere
and by
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-09-15

Iron Thursday evening the Board of New York
COuncilmen appropriated $1,000 for the relief of
the sufferers by yellow fever in Virginia.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-09-15

TnE CRors IN EunorE.-The New York papers
state that the late news from Germany III relation
to the grain crops is of very untavorabe charac-
ter The supplies at this time of the yenI are
usually very small and the prices not high, but
the accounts from East Prussia, Pomeranio, Se-
STA, NIecklenburg, and Holstein have caused some
excitement. Rye will give hardly one half the
average. The wheat has been SO much injurd by
the rusttLat the entire loss of it is feared, while
the diseases of potatoes has been OF great extent
that tine worst is to be expected. The stock ofold
wheat Is entirely exhausted. Under these circum-
stances, prices in all the continental markets, with
the exception Of Holland, have considerably adj
vanced. AT Berlin, Stettid, aud Cologne, for sew
era days, holders had entirely Withdrawn from the
market.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-09-15

TmE VIRGINIA CATTLE TnADE.-The Abingdon
Vilginlan, speaking of the sale of cattle in that
vicinity, says:
"There aye great many cattle in this and the
neighbonng counties, but the scarcity of money
holds spectators off. and we hear of no saIes-
For the last few years cattleIhave been too high
a notch, Irovers have suffered in the flesh, and
hence they are unusually backward in buying
But one drove has yet passed through this place,
and that comprised about 400 head of little the
poorest stock we have ever seen travel this road.
There are great many cattle for sale in Russell,
most of them in fine order, and we understand
they can be bought upon favorable terms"
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-09-15
REAL ESTATE SALES
HorIsB AND I,oT FoR sn,.

HOUSE AND LOT FOR SAVE
M. ges sEs C o9IS Sac o' ssls ms ioe
streets. The Otis a fcet mont, with good bil
ling house and out buildings 0A I've
II will he sold low and on uCcommOdalibyie
possession given any time amer tile first o. Ocohs
Gg' EnQulre OF
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-09-15

EFDf. Holmes in his lecture in Cincinnati on
Thursday evening last. stated that in 1874 themOr-
tally in the United States was in So, and in
England in As. The average sge in the United
States wasi33 and in England 90.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-09-15
Trust Sale
OF HOUSE AND LOT IN RITCHlETOWN.

Try virtue of decd Of trust from Louis Ruseuam auA
~ wiie To the undersigned, lated 9Sd February 49,
anu aIy recorded in The clerks Office o. tile Cnunt,
STot ioI Nh'" county, Nirsina, IN book 10, page 2i
STU DAY or OCTOBER, 1855,
a" ~ o'clock a. NJ at the front door Of the r0Wrt huuscn
oil wheeling, expose 10 sale by public auction,
me h'sGest b1dde tot number five 90 square Neon
Up IN south Wheeling (tormrrly RtGicuwml. on said
TOT Is good BRICK house with dry cellar, good well oil
LEI, etc Sale POsHire, terms cash.
sPstds wM. $. GoSHoRN. Trustee.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-09-15

FIVE silver NJ cdnls nnd seven Diplomas
have been awarded DAMS for first class Dasucr
types Adams Co.'s Gallery is at the corner of Uriou
aud Main sts Strangers invited 10 CALL citizens
course will do Pictures taken cheap as tho cheap
est je3O
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-09-15
GEO. W. JOHNSON,
No ITO Market Square,
WHEELING

MASUFACTURE OF
Copper, TIN and Sheet Iron Wnrc
ESPECrFULLY informs his fliends and the nukc
III generally that lie keeps constantly on maud large
anu general assortment Of the above waves wholesale
sHd retai as low as can be purchased west Of the noun
Copper and brass Kettles OF all sizes Cans Of all sizes
ot preserving Fruits ON hand made order at short
Pipes. etc. '"~"' t'e""
Persons in want any of the above articles would
Sell bargains. sa a. n, ~
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sPEo1AL TICE S.
TO PRINTERS.

TO SRNNIEISS'
We are prepared to furnish Printers with Wadc's
periOr News, Book and Job Inks. We have on
hand 3
News Ink, hand press. Dark BIue.
News Ink, power press Light Green.
Book ink. Dark Green.
Fine Black. Yellow.
ExIrn EIne do. White.
Ned Hulk. Gold Size.
Extra Fine do. VaruiEh.
Light BIHe. &c. &c. Nc-
All Iuks sold by warranted TO be goods and found
not to be so, can he returned at our expense.E
G5-Terms cash.
jul7 BEATTY & Co.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-09-15

u=The author of these lines is one of the most
cheste and accomplished writer's in our country,
and his visits to our columns are always reftesh-
ing:
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-09-15

Duff7s MercantiIe College.
1 N " large room in HHOrnbrOOk's Buildings,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-09-15
NAE GREAT REMEDY

Is HamptOn's Vegetable Tincture. Sec advertisement
and inquire OF the citizens as 10 its virtues.
For sale by T. H. Logan & co.
Osl5 bridge CORNER, Druggists.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1855-02-16
ILLINOIS U. s. Senatnr e

Mr.. Trumbuil was elected Senator on
the 9th ballot. the vote standing. TrunbuIl
81, Matteson Al, Williams ;bat one MEM
Der absent The first ballot stood. Trum.
bull s, Matteson 1, Shields Al, Lincoln q 5.
and scattering 8. Shields was drc pred on
the 9th ballot. aud Matteson got A Lin
cons vote fell of from the first ballot, and
on the 9Th Lincoln got Is and TraDbuH
Igo: IS. fsa7eaa astas reeI
According to the Chicago papers Nr.
Trumbull is eminently qualified for The Sen
atorship. He has been member Of .the
Legislature, Secretary Of State. a member
of the Supreme Court, and member elect
to Congress. The Chicago DeDloeyGtie
Press, in announcing bis election to the
Senate, says Clepeland Ter. s.9s fsl 4,
When Judge Douglas. in the U. s. Sem
ate, raised bis impious hand to strike down
one of the most dearly cherished compro-
mises of the confederacy, backed as he was
by a serVile and nnscruPnlous press and By
all the power and patronage OF the Nation-
al Administration. Judge Trumbull hesilat-
ed not to array himself against the powerful
combination Of corrupt Washington politis
clans and their servile obsequienis at home.
He planted himself upon the time honored
principles Of Democracy, and took the field
as candidate for Congress upon the-Ne-
braska issue. He carried that issue before
the people Of his district and was triumph
anlly elected to succeed Col. BisselI as
Representative from the Eighth District
Since then he has been the subject Of IN
spariug denuneiation and We presume no
other man could have been elected 10 the
Senate whose presence there would be re-
garded by Mr.. Douglas as a more signal
rebuke from the people of Illinois for bis
late political SINS .5fssfs .
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1855-02-16
dom m u nitations.
Forthe Journal
Passing Away.

Passing Away.
Kind reader did you ever think of the
two little words. passing away 2" if not,
turn your attention to them for a moment,
and see if they have not lesson of instruc-
ion to impart. rr
The world is passing away, and with it,
man,-man. the most incomprehensible Of
all Gods creatures, thinks, acls and labors
for self in the things pertaining to this life,
but never stops to consider or reflect. that
as the declining sun passes away below the
horizon, usheriug 10 darkness, so be must
pass away into the light or darkness of
life to come. ss5,,t
Cast your thoughts back for moment
into ages that are pastl Where are the
mighty ones Of earth? Conquerors, He
roes, Poets, Orators and Statesmen, who
made the world tremble by their great
deeds and their famous elOquence? They
have passed Gw0yi some on battle fields;
some in loathsome dungeons; some on bar
ren Isles; some in the deep chasms of the
ocean. and some in their fond homes, sur
rounded with friends and all the comforts
this world can give. 80
How are we to pass away, is question
then that should interest our minds. Are
we to gradually, like the flower, that blooms
and natures. has strength and beauty un-
til decay commences. when leaf after leaf
passes away until all is gone ? or are we to
go suddenly like leaf when severed from
lis parent stem by The falling of branch
above.
In looking out Of my window behold
the surface of the earth covered with pale
hue, and feel that it will soon pass away :,
the earth assume her wonted appearance,
and soberness lake the place ofthe hilarily.
which seems to affect the majority now
Will all who read this enjoy similar time !?
We know notl There has one, since the
falling Of this snow, passed away,-passed
from earth to heaven, there to dwell in joys
unspeakablel One, loved, cared for, and
watched over, but like tender plant, with
cred meath the blasts Of winter. and now
rests in peace. We too must go. let US be
prepared then, that we may pass away
peacefully and silently. as the whisperings
Of the sea shell, leaving nought but love, as
token Of our remembrance. DIS.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1855-02-16
Shame.

Shame on the half dozen ofice-seekerI
and Office. holders in this town. who hav,
organized our foreign born citizens into {
secret, oath. bound political society. These
suaky politicians expect to harness this
class Of voters into a team, to draw them
into otfice,--and for such paltry consider,
alton, are tanning the flames Of discord
which already threstens TO consume the
political privileges Of foreigners.
These smart politicians had their force.
out at our school election on Wednesday,
every Catholic German and Irish voter wa,
on the spot yielding implicit obedience tc
their leaders. and exhibiting an unmistaka
bic combination and intent to overcome the
rest Of community. and have things theil
own way. We do not blame the foreigners
so much as those who are leading them in.
to trouble. They have legal right tc
take this course and perhaps are blinded
BY 6attery and unfounded prejudice. But
the movers Of This organization, who are
native born, deserve the execration of al
lovers of peace, order and liberty. They
are kind Of traitors TO their own country
and the fruits Of their efforts if persevered
in, will surely be restriction Of the polti-
cal rights of foreigners, and merited con.
tempt on themselves ,
We mistake the temper and disposition
Of our people, il they remain idle, while
hundreds Of thousand of foreigners who be-
lieve the Pope of Rome supreme in authori-
ty over all earthly laws and rulers, fresh
from foreign dominious, ignorant Of the
principles of our government, bind them
selves together by oa.hs. as one man, to car
ry our elections ant make our laws. No
power on earth can smother the indignation
they will feel Thousands upon thousands
Of men who have been indifferent, will be
moved By such conduct. 10 take the side
of their country and to act as they never
before have acted; and in the tempest Of
excitement following such events. who will
pretend to say what rights of foreign born
men may not be swept away. 5
For ourself we have no disposition to
ipjure or Oppress foreigners, or natives. of
any religion, country or color. Our guild
ing star is the star of human freedom, and
We would gladly persuade our foreign
friends, away from line of action that
ends in bitterness, strife and the destruction
of their own rights.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1855-02-16

uously to counteracl the deleterious iniu-
euce exercised by such men. as it cannot
bat be apparent that such restless spirits
are dangerous element in our midst.
It is truly alansntable spectacle to see
party industriously laboring. using all the
means within their power, both honest and
dishonest, to break down the prevailing
Native American feeling, and to supplant
instead thereof spirit of trucking to for.
eign influence and also TO prevent true
and honest-hearted Americans from being
elevated to positions of honor and trust, to
make way for the promotion of a conglomer-
ated mass Of foreignerers and native dema-
gogues. Such is undeEiably the position of
the old line Democratic party at this time,
Of The doctrines Of which the Democrat is
an ultra exponent
1t is also amusing, and at the same time
ridiculous, to see with what perseverance
the Democrat, With other kindred sheets,
ara wasting their meagre energies, either in
singing the praises of some unworthy for
eigner, or in prosecuting fruiiIess and uu.
profitable crusade against Know Nothing
ism-as fruitless and Improbable it viii
prove, for the day is not far distant when
all the calumny and abuse they have been,
and are still, heaping upon the Native
American party, will rebound with mo-
mentous force upon their own heads.
! might go on. Mr., Editor. and fill vol
ume with citations to instances where the
native American doctrines have been sadly
mutilated and misconstrued, BY those Of the
opposite party, but deem it unnecessary, as
the whole matter is before candid and in
telligent people, who are capable Of judging
the merits and dement's of any cause, and
I, for one, an ready and willing to yield
obedience to their decision.
AMERICANUS.