The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1855-10-10

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not one dollar of which could be touched for
the ordinary liabilities of the state, as the
.eueneral fund.- is exhausted. The estimates
of the auditor having heretofore fallen much
below the actual expenditures, tits very proba-
BILE that resort will be had to another loan IN
1856, to meet the rent expenses In the
face Of these evidences of NAL administration.
the democracy may well avoid all alluson to
state affairs, and con6ne themselves to abuse
of their American opponents.
The anti American party has squandered
millions of the money Of people. Every tax
payer feels this through his pocket The above
tables are only intended to convey to them the
manner in which it has been DONE To such an
extent has this squandering Of the public money
been carried, that the leaders of the democracy
themselves, make the proof against the swamp
land commissioners, and refuse to vote the ne
cessary funds to carry on the public works. See
the report of the hon. w. W. King and of the
hon. w. W. Pugh, chairmen of the joint COM
mittee of the senate and house Of representa-
tires.s i '-r: gEszeEs gI!aGEa4A Il 4svsl a,
Well might Mr. Calhoun, if living, apply his
words of .'Cohesive band for public plunder'
to the anti American party of Louisiana, or
that the prospective democratic candidate for
the presidency in 1856, reterate what he SO
often charged, ''that the democratic party was
governed by seven principles-fve leaves and
Two fshes!' t - %z-- 5.%- a12a#2E2E E'Si
Well may our planters and farmers grumble
at the oppressive taxation A few more years
of such democratic legislation, and they will be
forced to abandon their land to the State. Y
| MORE FACTs.-Who can read the following
facts, which can be proven by the columns OF
the Washington Union and the Sentinel, and
then deny that large majority of northern
democrats are abolitionists, freesoilers, enc
mics to the south, the federal union, and the
constitution? ,...-s,zr ..r.fy,s.,E -f5r
IT rs A FAcr-That the democrats in the free
States have elected none but abotionists and
freesoilers to the congress of the U. States sa5
ID IT'S FAcr-That the office holders organs
and the foreign" party's journals at the south
are unable to designate representative elected
to the house or member to the senate OF the
United States congress, in any the free States
by the democrats, who is not an abolitionist or
freesoiler. g Il la nE. +40.s4 ziza@a@ H. a. 5
TITS FAcr-Thatey every representative from
the free states in the congress or senate Of the
United States, that the democrats have elected
or assisted to elect since the passage of the Ne
braska bill, is in favor of its repeal and the re-
peal or modification of the fugitive slave law. nj
IT IS. A FAcr-That Durkee, elected to the
United States senate by the Legislature of Wis
consin, is an utra-abolition antiNebraska de-
mocrat and that the legislature which elected
, him passed resolutions denouncing the know
nothngs. .-...s dead .rEg,-.. .,s.-fa-ss
IT IS A FAcr-That Maine and Michigan are
democratic States, and that majority Of their
: last legislature were antiNebraska democrats.
Ir IS FAcT--That the last democratic con-
venton held in Ohio, denounced SLAVERY, and
0 passed a resolution asserting it to be the duty
OF democrats to use all constitutional means to
> eradicate slavery wherever it exists. 9vag e
6 IT Is FAcT-That president Pierce dismiss
I ed collector Bronson from the New York Gus
2 tomhouse, because he refused to affiliate with
= !, abolitionists and freesolers And, it is fact,
8 place of Bronson and tits fact that the office
v holders anti-American journals, at the south,
:, approved of the president so doing. r.r
e IT Is A FAcr-Tbat the arch abolition agita-
e tor, Charles Sumner, is leading democrat
that Martin Van Buren,, John Van Buren, Dan
r iel Wilmot, Preston King John A. Dix, Dur
n kee, Trumbull, Benz. F. Butler, Halett, Went
e worth, Bryant (of the N. Y. Post,) Fowler,
Y POSTMASTER of New York, Redfeld, Coch-
$ rane, (U. S. attorney for New York, Chase,
e Wade, and hundreds of other leading demo-
Gratis at the north, are aboltonists or freesoil-
ers of the darkest dye.
4 TITS FAcr--That president Pierce appoint
: ed the editor of the 'Plaindealer," the most
violent abolition paper published in the Union.
}, and one of the managers of the 'sunder ground
n railroad" to the office of postmaster at Cleve-
d land, Ohio. a: zgYssr g5ar.g 5. s .@=rs
IT IS FAcT-That aboIitionism had its birth
: in England, and was imported into this coun-
h try along with other foreign and anti Ameri-
e can notions. ~-'..S7 '- -
IT is FAcr-That Pierce Office holder is
e now travelling through the western States, or
e ganising sag NIGHTS associations for the purpose
if Of banding foreigners together and voting down
It the natives of America at all elections. +
i IT is FAcr--Thatth the only freesoiI and abo-
: liton paper at the south, is the ''Zeiung," pub
4 lished in Texas, by German immigrant.
: Let every lover of his country consider we'll
IS the above facts Let every friend of the south
d remember them. Ala. Jour.
!. The Boston Traveller contains a notice of a
:. new method Of lighting houses, etc, by gas.
il We quote: .' ID
J. "The material for generating the gas, which
n is effected without the application of external
heat, and oy mere chemical action, consists
!, simply of zinc and hydro -choric acid. This
n yields a gas of great purity and brilfiancy
1t AS contrasted with the coal gas, the same
e quantity yielding twice the illuminating power
d The whole apparatus is contained in cylinder
c three feet in height and sixteen inches in diam.
n eter; and by it every family may be its own
o manufacturer. Nor is there much care or at
Il
chine capable otfgenerating sufficient for eight
# lights will require looking to and feeding only
e once a month or so. There are no weights to
e wind, and the pressure which is always equal,
# is adjusted by itself. But the main advantage
s is that the new gas cat be made very cheaply:
the residuum is chloride of zinc so valuable as
diSn faotant and xyh;ob ic conpo into yroWinO