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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-05-18
covrpyOp GARDNER AGAIN.

Tho Know Nothing press OF this State claim gre"'
credit for their party, from tho refusal OF Governor
Gardner to remove Judge Loring; by when they au'
NIT that the Order here is responsible Tor the ar's {"
ia ,nembers in the North. II is plain, that 1t Inc
Know Nothin-s Of Virginia deserve applause Tor the
lsudsbls conduct of their associates III the North'
hsv ,npst sbare tho shame and odum which attaches
% tho vlapy and treachery Of the bulk Of their par
~ If they are entitled to credit Tor the ac's Vi u"
individual member much more are they respons'o'
for the general policy Of the party. lhey cannot IT,
nudiate Hiss and. Wilson while they hug Iaroner 10
their bo.oms they cannot claim credit tor The
Of the Governor of Massachusetts, to remove Judge
rorinc, without mourning reprcach from the vote OIL
,ba legislature in favor of his removal They can
,ot share the little praise md escape the infinite CEN
sure, which belongs to their party III the North
In refusing to remove Loring, the Governor
Of Massachusetts did proper 'h'hg' ou. .n'
,nn,nuse he deserves must hs Determined oy
,bo motives of his conduct. That IN refusing
n respond to the petition of the Legislature
oovornor Gardner was not irnpe!led by any regard
~ tho r;hts Of the South or the sanctitv OF the Con-
,,rton IL demonstrated by the fact that as President
of the Board Of Overseers i'll Harvard College lie
70 TED TO r1PEL JUDGE LoRISd fRoa HID Aof h''
,onsHiP, BECAUSE OF HIS SUPPORT OF THE fo0''i'h
S1AvELAw. Governor Gardner struck the tirst D'o"
at the upright Judge, and, through him. at the supre
mary of the Constitution and the rights OF tho South
In refusing to remove Loring, Governor Gardner
only object wns to do something that might tel !"
,,;,;c The sacrifice Of tho victim ia only suspend
a Affair the defea, of ACKNOWLEDGMENT in this
State the violent purposes OF the aOot'on'S'S VI"
b, sxecuted upon Lering.
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FROM MrcKr.ESnrRr COUNTY,
TE'TN NFIN'ITINIlL Nv w n Ut
10 The Editors Of The EHqrirer:

10 ne EndOFS " nc ETGEi'eii
GAINESVILLE, May Is, 1879.
Gentlemen SANS disciples got up barbaruc
Yesterday ut WilamsOn's store, and invited Mr. Id
ward r. Chambers 10 address Ia them some words "i
comfort and consolation, in this, their waning h"uI.
The Democracy invited the wholc-soulcd and ta!cn;
ed young Thos. Gondc to reply to him. Mr.. Go"dc
has always been States Rights Wing, but one VINO
found the denominations of Sans creed too bitter Tor
him to swallow Mr.. Chambers is known here and
elsewhere TO he a man NJ fine talents, and long nc
customed make the worse appear the better cause
But on this occasion Sam required too much OF NM
lie hcsIa,ed, nnundcred and dragged through bonn
his specchcs n:h thuse who know him well VIII be
astunished when Say he absolutely looked nsha'he,'
for the evidences of that emotion don't oiteh perch
on his face. Mr.. Goodies reply was utterly desola'
tng-routing and discomfyrng his adversary at eve
~ point. r,. e.
Congress, being present aud seeing the forlorn con-
ditinn of hi, friend Chambers ranted for some nan
hour, when Goode by short reply laid him Ia 'ie
same grave beside Chambers. Sam boasts That nc
took in some Sons on that day. Quite likely. Sam,
ike all animals which work in tho night, is remarka
biz gifted with cunning. liquor stand was opened
sone hundred yards from the Speakers with shhity
hard ty Some 10 ply the liquor 10 the proper SUD
ecls, aud when sufficiently c"rrd to be sa!ed %" '
thcy were handel over to n cc':;in "qunndan DOG
tor" who has dUied his bags and taken the honorable
position Of gentleman usher 10 Sans household Some
think he suits better for this and that he intakes Il
better son OF Snm than lie did OF ESculap:us ms
NAV be Immature. | cant tell. The Democracy
however, have much to be proud of in the accession
to their ranks of such imam Thos. Goodc and they
have reason to be proud Of yesterday work.
We are rcsolvcI to rovt the midnight gentlemen.
and TO show TO the world that honest, frank, high
toned chiyulrous Virginia will not brook This he"
Yankee ism with its hidden deeds Of darkness
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-05-18
GOVERNOR GARDNER.

To those Southern men who represent the Know
Nothing Governor OF Massachusetts rs friend to the
Soutb because of his veto OF tho law directing the re-
noyGl of Judge Lorin2 from Office, and VIII" parade
!, furthermore as an evidence of the anti-nbolton
character of the Know Nothing party, we commend
the following brief but correct synopsis {" the """'e
ccdeu,,' of this same Know-NoihinS Governor;
.I, ri. ;,aupural address, delivered less than n!nc
,,onths since, Gardner dcnongced he .Nb'asEa tH IN
the most un,neas,rcd terms, aud clnmorouS insisted
On i,s unconditional ,c~al In the same document,
he denounced Tie FUe'ttcc Stare Ina" sH c"S }o' rs
rro,oL In thu, same document, he "d.0c";r$ me tI
tensoa Of he righi Of sfroge 10 rre 6ac|s' and the
,c,triction of this privilege from a" 'r@me P'rso">
rl0 cannot read ami urts. He was one OF Inc rus
tees Of Harvard University, and whom pr"p''iG;
WIS mnie to remove Loring from his Pro'essnrshlp
nm scrnnut uf his agency in Remaining Burns tn ms
master, he ye. Gov. Gardner, r0tcd to d" a. Scum"
Side Democrat.
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TIE STRUGGLES OF DESPAIR.

The Wig of yesterday rcsored to an expcd'ch' OIL
ro,col warfare, which is we believe, without prcce-
dent in editorial usage 1t procured acop! VI '"e
quirsr the same day bcfore,w actually isSucu'o'
the Office and INDUCED in comments on It's articles III
advance Of its publication But the fowler Tell INTO ''
own snare. The sra,agcm was worse than nuga'or!'
for il only damaged the party it was designed I" aS'
s.,-While tho editor was aboring to answer our d"
tclrs the night spt away, and his paper was not Out
IN time for the country mails Providence VIII HUI
prosper the schemes of the Know Noth'"S''
We might complain of the singular conduc' Oh ~"
neirhbor, bu, We urc disposed to pardon something
- ,,s das,srn,ion Of is cause. The distress ana
agony Of anticipated defeat, which II oe'F"s' u, I'
anxiety to mitigate the force Of the Impending O'o"'
melt, our hoart and propatcs our sympathy
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SPEECHES on OREGON HILL
Tn. Knsu. No,iin~ ergos'''o" "1'7"''' - I"
u kucr- .No'h'rg Ca"d'""'t. =,

,,L. L-, v,,l;r,r ,rp,.,''on air7H''f IL re ""' ~
=, E,cr Nothing Condsi"'t.
Know Noihingism got staggering ''' I'm :,
,rc,,;rrr of the 18th inst, @" '''S
ibis ,ity. The speeches Of Mcssrs. Mayo NV
,...s euthu.;as.ically received by urge NM
r. tho audience. Tina, Of Judge task'e was 'io
.n,;o,, .fr,rt he has mndc during the canvass 1t
ni,,nndc5 IN nowerful arguments and eloquent ap
,. :; h.,,,,f of civil andrcligiuus liberty. he mad
r. ".I.a f.. ~ hi. remarks, when he WAS inter
SIh,.Nr Peins. the kuow-Nothins candidate
Co. ~, Senate, vino, during tho conversation
which ensued, admitted that he' anu 'n0Se
who acted with him, did take the oa'hs wh'ch nave
bo., ,bshad to the world; and that tho exposition OF
tho Order as published in this paper, was
o,-r.ct This struck CONSERVATION into the Know
S,,liur.. who have been So pcrsistently denying
,hs pcpuuencss Of the revelation, aud some Of them
NIL, serioslv Of subjeclng Rcins 10 the discipline OF
,b. Order lie lifted the veil, and exposed to view
everything but the signs, passwords, and grips
1t is to be regretted that every man i'll Virginia
WINS no, present to hear Judge Caskie upon
these admissions and upon the evil effect OF Know
Nothngisn. Poor Reins, we felt for him. MS we o'u
for every of the Order who was present.
The effect Of the eloquence OF Judge Cnsk'e was very
remarkable, and yindcutes his claim to rank among
the first orators of the State
W. call attention to the fact that our exposure Vi
the horrible oaths and secret machinery OF hho"'No
thincam 10 admitted to be true by the hno~-No''.'s
candidate for the Senate for the counties Oh ehteo
and Hanover He speaks by authority herea.et
let i, no longer be denied. Had we no other PROOF Oh
the demoralizing effect of know-Nothingi'H'' the
fact that the expose, now admitted to DO genuine
was at one time denied by oil the know-No'h'hs pa
pcrs in the State, and by the members OF the oraef
also. ough, to crush out the ism from the Old DoWi
ion.
Can such an Order triumph in Nirglna' 10 sup
nosa 40, would DO all admission of dcgradation' o'
abandonment Of principle, such as has never ye'
been charged upon the land OF Washington all" 'e'-
fcrsOn. 49,
We saw TO the Democracy, be of good cheer Our
success il certain.
Be ON your guard against Roorback'' l"reeu
snocchcs of our candidates. and all tricks OF the enc
nv. Go to tho polls and victory unequailed in the
annals of politics will greet you.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-05-18
FROM CHARLOTTE COUNTY.
To the Edt!Ors Of The Enquirer:

KEYsyILLE. Mnv H. lSj5.
Mossrs Editors In our cuuity, tCharloitcl is III
every part Of Virginia, political nacrs are III state
Of preat excitement. The KnnwNnthirGs ARE play.
inc strong ca,ne III hnasting OF their numbers aud
the overwhelming najorit- they are about t. gci i'll
our county ~ we'll rs in other portions "f tn" STAT"
They have council in our little village, a!'i knew
there, was IN existence such M order; III thcy haH
bous,cd of their large numbers aud now many Demo
cruts belonged To the induGi;abic Sam anu we p
mocrats had gotten somewhat uneasy about me result
at this precinct aud in this portion OF our county ul
iii few ,luys since. fortunately happened /" M"
their hooks containing the number I" thrir m''oG'E
and their names and the whole proceedings III 'nS
cosncil since itsfirst organization ut TINS placo ana
wa. nurecuhly surprised to find that their NUMBERS
were no, halt as many had ber. represented; III"
there were but two Democrats who hao ever DeI,,n
ed 70 this council anu they had Withdrawn lht'r
larro numbers 10 this council had bee" to" me- U!
men who were al~ays cnn.drrcdb by nc 10 oe men :"
undoub,.d verncity, but they have deceived me- u,u
believe it is the game played by the party Se"e'"'!
through the State. . manu-.
Withdrawals are numerous in our county every
w.,k mud huyc been more so during mo iast '"o
weeks. A good number have withdrawn 10 my ''s-
tain knowledge, and have good reason 10 oe''eHr'
before the 18th Thursday, theirs Ei DC many h'''"
who will erase their names from III" ofoef'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-05-18
FROM GEORGIA.
To Tie Editors Of the Enq""er:
MnLEpGrvrLLE, Ga, May Sd, 1853.


MrLLEpGrviLLr, Ga, May Sd, lSaa
Gentlemen Whilst many here have been dis,
posed to give up the Old Dominion AS coNqueIcu
territory, EGvs mover for moment waverru' o o
have resoutcy snI firmly resolved to believe UNA. .,'e
day of election rill prove Virginia I" he nn I" 'c
principle. Of civil and religious freedom ana 'n, NJ
Wsc will be triumphantly elected Governor. ! naIu-
Is think that al election in our own o'Hc cOIli Wv
ate profounder sensation than the canvass no" Pr"
crossing in YOURS. 1t ID the opinion oil inahy lhat
Mr.. Wises defeat will seal the tate oil the Sou' anu
that Il. Virginia goes. so will goGeorgla: CohFen.
ton Of delegates from the lodges ii lhIs stare was
held in Macon, on Tuesday, Wednesday ana thurs
dsv of this week 4 few diapiIatcd Democrats "hre
seen among them, bit no Democrat 81 any 'nerncI
or abiiy is as yet known to be connected win me
organization in Georgia; and even Inc h'Gh''oh,
and intelligent members Of what was known IN I''c
Wills, party shun the communicating toGeh 81 INC '"'
cobinicnl conspiracy. Messrs. ToonbS ana stephens
nrc openy and unequivocaly hostile TO Their pro'cssrn
principles-thc latter particularly So lhls arose
from, deem conviction that their doctrines are nor
only perpiciols but dangerous TO tho interests o.:
thin section. The Know Nothings have c"m'nehGcu
war upon those gentlemen, and boldly psoea'ih '.ih'
Alexander ii. Stephens cannot be reclocteu from inc
District hat returned him. lust year, to Congress Dx
$500 minority. Itis thought, however, that lie WIN
run and b. supported upon Gn independent platform
of antaronism TO Know Nothingsin, and II he does
consent 10 take the racc, there can DC h''o aouo'
of his election.
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VV~-
4 SIGN

1t is significant Of the secret instinct, and real
tendency of Know Nothingism, that the only avowed
anslavery paper in the State, was tho first paper in
Virginia to espouse the interests of the Kuow-No-
thing party We refer to the Wheeling Times and
Gazette. This journal surpasses the Wig in the
rabd intensity Of its Know Nothing zeal, the Wash.
ingtou Organ in shameless mendacty, and the New
York Tribune in its hatred Of slavery. 1t was the
first paper in the State hoist the black hng Of the
secret conspiracy. and it is the most energetic in sup
port Of Flournoy, Beale and Patton.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-05-18
TIE VOICES OF THE RAIN.

BY MARION HARLAHD.
I,shorss, of"4 ilonc," a Virginia N0r@'
Ono balmy day-hast thou forgot'
All April was the weather.
When from the honeysuckleI po'c"'
We watched the sky together
Through the thin, feecy veil OF cio"u'
The sun was mildly beaming'
And more in mist, than pattering sho"ets'
The rain was softly streaming;
Like a blessing on the verdaat plain.
Fell the gentle, gentle, silver rain.
Another time-thou vert weary
Twas the glowing month OF roses,
When summer, wooed by ardent sun,
Her fervid heat discloses;
There came scroll, which bade prepare
For thee speedy greeting;
Smiling, by the easement sat,
With the welcome letter, beating
Time to the music, gainst the pane,
OF the laughing, singing, golden RAM
in storm and gloom our parting came,
That dark and wretched even.
We could but whisper brokenly,
If not on earth-in heaven,
A. the Future, stretched, so dim and lone,
Oar loving hearts were qualiIng-
Within, W. looked aud sighed farewell;
Without, the winds were waiting
A piercing, wildly-sad refrain,
To the heavy, sleeping autumn RAIN
VIVA: are we now1 we, who then vowed
Blu. death our souls should sever!
Within thy breast. the flame of love
Is ouenched and cold forever;
While, deep in mine the tide Of woe
Beats, in its anguished throbbing,-
The blast against my window breaks
IN plaintive, fitful sobbing-
Aud my heart weeps in tears az vain,
With the bitter, bitter, winter rain.
sAoSp, Virginia.
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STILL ANOTHER.

The Hon. Alexander II. Stephens OF Georgia. 'no
most brilliant member ofthe Wing party OF the S'u'il'
has come out against the Secret Conspiracy IN oil ad
dress Of remarkable cloquence and power Mr.. Ste
phcns is distinguished for IN ardent attachment 10
the Union, and true devotion 10 the rights OF the
soutb He has the sagacity TO discern and the cour'
aga 10 dcnounce tho anti slavery aim and tendency
of the Know Nothing Order
We will publish Mr.. stephens address at the ear
lies, moment. Meanwhile, let the Wings OF Virginia
be sdmonishod by his example.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-05-18
FROM CHARLES CITY COUNTY.
To The Editors Of The Enquirer:
CHARLES CRY, May j., IS,

CHARLES CRY, May j., 1919.
Gen,emen:--IIere, rs in many other places, the
Know Nuthiurs have formed council or lodge, ana
they have laLored very hard To induce Democrat. 10
ioin them, but their labor has been all III vain lhcy
have entrnpped only one. Yes, only one Democrat III
the county has become q KNOWN thing, and as IL SET
off to that one Of the influential Wings III the
county is doing all he can for Wise. Several have
Withdrawn from the Order. Among the number is q
young lawyer Of fine talents. He has taken the
stump and is dealing deahbows 10 the cause OF the
oath-bound patty.
The Democratic party, i'll this region of country,
are fully aroused, and every man will do his duty;
and, su far from being weakened by The know-No'l-
ings, they nave given US strength When We dId not
possess before.
Mr.. WIN. X. c. Douglass is doing the party good
and efficient service. lie delivered speech III tn"
upper part of the county, last week, which had very
nm. effect. lie exposed the whole system Of Know
Nothingsm and proved il, beyond all question, to be
desperate trick of desperate party, merely to Sc
cure, il possible. the spns of Office
L. Is. W. Apporson, ESQ., il the anti-know-Noh-
ing candidate ~ represent Charles City, james City
aud New Kent, in the next Legislature. lie isan old
line Whg too much attached 10 the principles Of ms
party To become Know Nothing. Ii il 10 be hoped
that every Democrat in the district will vote for HIM.
If they do he will be elected. Let us beat the Know
Nothing candidate, Col. Bush, by all means In the
words OF Mr. Jefferson: 1--WE have gained but little
for having banished from our land that religious in
tolerance under which Inuuknd 50 long blGd and SUI
crc if We couutcnancc political intolerance ~ dcs-
putic Us wicked and capable OF a. bitter persecution
K.
PS-Sncc writing the above, have heard on
good authority Of several members ot the dark-lan-
tern party who say they intend withdrawing
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FROM LOUISIANA.
To tie Editors Of the E"9uirer:
l., Ap

To tie Editors Of the Enquirer. nm, ,o,.
CLrsTos, La, APRIL, Both, 1889.
Gentlcmen:-You can scnrcely conceive OF the IN
tense interest which is felt in the far South by the
and sG ~On Tis 5Hsir n
d.rd i il looked upon us Il struggle directly between
southern rights and institutions. rs represented by
ta Jorr,,rncy, against the secret and steathy nra-
zion OF northern abolitionsm, as represented by
Know Sothingism. In fact II IL apparent 10 al sneh
c;ous mind, that X NOR .Noth,mg'sm whatever may
have been its first design is now the instrument by
which the South ii possible, is to be ado',t'oH'-ed or
wbnt would be the same in effect, the southern demo-
crncy to be broken down. us il has already been done
in tho North. and thereby giving to tie abolitionsts
fuI nosses,iou and power over the government. and
dcspo,ic rule over tho whole csuntry. Virginia is
eagerly look ed to as the solid barrier which Is TO sny
ll,. whrlwind of northern FanatIcisn-ihs bold IN
rasion of abolitionsm upon southern soil G"d DC
with her democracy. Truly yours.
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No WONDER,

The Know. Nothing press are making p'uch aaoo'e'
,a,t.r from the Rev. DR.. Robt. Breckenridge OF heh-
,r,kx. In favor of their party. OF course. Dr.
Breckenridge hates slavery and approves an! '.o'.
meut tina, promises to e1tirpnte the evil ho u"
old and nveterato Wing; was candidate Tor the As'
Reform Cow enton in Kentucky; took Sro""" ~ '"e
essras. in faro, Of c-naep0sng the 'are'' and was
badly beaten upon that issue. Now he Is hno~-
Nothing. There is no inconsistency in his conduct.
He has only changed the mode of hswartne against
slavery. He is Sighting now with u more effective
weapon,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-05-18

PERSONAL.-An individual in this place, Il few
DAYS SINCE ordered his "Journal" Tor rather copy
subscribed for By his brother in which he claim; 10
be in,ercsted 10 be socd for no other reason that
we are apprzed Of than that the senior editor of the
paper twho il Whgl had expressed his intention OF
voting for Wise! We understand that there are
Others in the place. who threaten for the same cause,
TO withdraw their pd!ronGgc' Patronage Two
WHOLE DOLLARS. Bah!
Well gentlemen, you certainly have r!cht 10 GO
AZ Won please. No one will dispute that. Eyou don't
like the paper ii YOU don't like our voting for Henry
A. Wise, IA thing we shall certainly do ii you don't
like the set of our hat or the cut oiour ready made
coat, quit the paper Just as you choose, but
when you do so don't forget if you please TO se".
We will trv, however hard the task may be, to get
along raiout you, feeling like Uncle Toby" when
be put tho fly out of the window, that the world Is
wide enough for US aU.-I Farmr,h Journal.
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ri Try,

rc5 tho Erqulrs'
co MISS A. Z. 5. OF C ColNli'
q, dos. thou think that when VIC p''''
leave with 40 regret ,,,
Or dos, thou deem :his nbson' "'"''
As gay rs when We met
Oh, no! sorrow shade. my heart
Which nothing can Hume
Till thou. my sun, a light lmpaF'
TO dissip..ts the gloom
Tho, other forms aud fair may deem
They win smile from me-
Va, I remember nouSht of them
I but remember thee.
Nav doom mo not alone To bide.
In this or other cline,
But be my star of light to guide
Me down the stream Of time.
And when sink, when Ger this brow,
Its fiual wave shall roll
o. bs my angel spirit, thou!
To sootho my parting s"'u.
VA, May 4ih.
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EXCITEMENT IN MASSACHUSETTS LEGiS

Bo.roy, May l.-Therc was coni;Gera".r
.icn md excitement in the House of fepres'nh''.,v
this afternoon from the fact that Nh H'sS 'e wa.
"n 49,, r,nvei by the sergeant. arms at t'ie
order e Of the House, PASSED nearly unanimously IL
" that Mr. Hiss acted in this singular man
ner at the advice of his counsel b. b9is5
who have sddSr
%E tuS and intimating tina, the House feared I'M
VI p 20" A. documents 10 be made in the CASE
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-05-18
FROM KENTUCKY

To The Edaor, Of the Enquirer:
Th. u.uoera.s nre looking to Virginia with the
tnJ bon thai she will roll back the tide ut Sorthcr
tana,icsm aud, should she do go they will then rally
around their s,andard-benrer and strike terror III !ns
ranks of their enemy. But. should '!rsInia lcnd her
i;,nnism, then, indeed, is the Uuiun i'll danger
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-05-18
FROM THE OLD CITY OF WILLIAMSBURG
To ltC EH,LDrS Of kir EaIMircr:

WILLIAMSBURG, MAY II, 1850
Gentlemen "A discussion came Off last Satur-
dav, at the Court House, between W. Y. Peyt"n,
Esq, for the Democracy, and Sydney Smith, ESD
for the Know Nothings.
Mr.. Peyton led of in brilliant haranguc Of one
hour, reviewing in masterly style the Kuow-Nu;h-
!ng basis principles.
Mr. smith answered, but with no argument and
poor attempt at wit lie did not speak over halt M
hour, when he seemed to hive run out
Mr.. Peyton replied in f"rcIbc ana cF"shinS
speech, which perfectly demolished the Know Nom,
inc cl,arnpion. The Catholic question was handled
in an able way By Mr. Peyton, and Mr. S!ni'h d:n moi
venture to answer il. The idea oil Nation" h""w-
Nothing party WAS scattered 10 thc winds ny 'nt 'c
,nocra,c orator who showed from hnnw-N"tahS-
Wing paper OF Fredericksburg that the kn"w- Nom
nr- Of California and Louisiana had eschrwr" ''r
Catholic question, lte Know Nothing caniiIn' i"r
Governor in Louisiana being = Roman C"h"hrl anu
this, added To thor wide difference on ~; slavery
question made the idea supcrlatirely ridiculous.
Mr. Smith made feeble reply ~, ~
Twas n Glorious triumph :nr the Democracy ln.Fe
were positively four withdrawal, from III" hho" w.
tlI;n, lodge the ether evening. WISE !, S'M'nS III
strength daily. ours, 'I.hii''''