davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-06-25
VOL. 3.---NOa 273.
DAILY VIRGINIAN.
Scenes within sebastopol.
LErrER FROM A RUSSIAN THERE

The Austrian Military Zeitung contains an
interesting letter from Sebastopol, under date
May l3. The following Is n summary Tin
spite of all the efforts which the enemy have made
our bnlwarks stand as fast as ever. Long before
tho bombardment began, the journals Of the West
informed us that our walls aud forts were speedi-
ly to be put to a new proof This made us re-
double our precautions, Il we bore firmly the true
mnrderous fire [hoiiische which threateded all
with destruction. Nevertheless, thousands were
devoted to death, and il made one shudder to see
the Elborus the steamboat pass every two hours
during the bombnrdment, from the south to the
NORTH with so many wounded that she could
scarcely carry them. While standing in Bss-
ton No.1-the bastion which suffered most Of
ALL forgot the danger to which was exposed
in admiration Of tho cool and stocal conduct of
our sailors. They fell and expired without cry
though rncked with tho most fearful agonies,--
The southern side OF our town has suffered most
severely aud is hardly TO be reoognzed--5OO
houses have been totally destroyed, and grass is
growing on their ruins. The beautiful theatre
no longer exists. Though the upper districts of
tho town are not SO much damaged. yet there Is
not single house 10 be seen which does not bear
manifest traces of the bombardment. The streets
ore everywhere ploughed up by shot, and the
pavement is totally destroyed; while at every
corner stand whole pyramids of the enemys can
non balls and exploded shells, which were daily
collected before the opening of the fire. In many
streets five or six such pyramids are to be seen,
each Of them from #. to 10 #. high Neverthe-
less, business Is continued, the booths are opened
for the sale of goods. Prices, however, are enor-
mously raised and sugar costs one silver rouble
t2s,) per h. The supplY>of meat is moro than
abundant but bread is exceedingly scarce. The
streets ara filed with people and crowds of chill
dren run TO and fro assisting at tho construction
of barricades and peting each other with balls of
clay Our life in Sebustopol is agreeable to US, for
use Is a second nature. Tho greatest activity
prevailsin tho harbor of lskatorin, where cannon
balls, powder, fasoincs, sacks and provisions are
landed in astounding quantities, as they are for
warded from tho northern forts. In a word.
neither the thunder Of the enemy "a cannon, nor
the siege OF Sebastopo is suffered to disturb US
nny longer; we mourn over tho adversaries who
nre shedding their blood without result before our
brazen walls. We read many sbsurd statements
about the condition OF the besieged; but the abs
surdest of all is, undoubtedly, the news that we
suffer from want of supplies, and that hundreds
aud hundreds of us are daily cut of by death--of
all which no trace is to bo seen.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-06-25
AYERS CATHARTIC PILLS,
Pills that are Pills

DROF. HAYES, Stats Chemist. of Massachusetts.
Il soys they thu best of oil Pills, and annex j
are he men who certify that Hayes knows. viz:
Le'nuel SbSw, Chief Justice Supreme Court of Nnss,
Emory Washbnrn. Governor of Mas.
w g. Plunke,t. Lieut.. q ". o Mlss.
Henry j. Gardner Gov. OF Mas.
Simeon Brown, ieut Gov
Il M Wright, Soc. OF Snte -
John b Fitzpatrick. Cnh Bishop of Bost m.
MEN THArARE MEN -
Among the dscases this Pin has cured with nscnish-
ing ropidity, we may mention
Costivenes-, Bilious Corpuints. Rheumatism Drop
~. Heartburn Headache arising from a foul Stomach.
Nnu.sa, Indigestion Morbid nucton of the Bowes.,nd
pain arising therefrom Fatulency, Loss of Appetite,
a ilcrious mud cntpneous Diseases. which require
evncuant Medicine, Scrofulu or Kings Evil They al
soby purifying the blond and stimulating the System,
many complaints which II would not be suppose
they coul reach such Deafness, Partial Blindness,
Neuralgia and Nervous Iritnbility, Derangenents of
the Liver and Kidneys. Gout aud other kindred com.
plants, arising iom low Of the body. obsruc
tions of its functions. They the be-t Purgatve
Medicine ever discovered and you will but need toaud
them to know it,
Prepared by DR.. !. @. AVER. Lowell. Mass and
sold by every respectable Druggist in New England.
may i-d&c9m
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-06-25

TNNtHbUNtt
Respectfully beg leave To call thu attention of the
Ladies' To their very sp'eadid and crt nsie stock tf
FRENCH and SCOTCH EMBROlDERlEs, In
Muslin and Lace gond. comprising almost every sarie
ts Of work aud style. ulso of quality and price
Ladies' in the city nI those visiting the city Tor
will please call and make their pnrchases
nI,ll IN,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-06-25
A Card,

f. THE subsoihei having pnrcansed Of II. Silver
E,A thorn Co. their Interest in the late concern Of
dAk II. SiIve tborn& Co, will continue the business
the old stand aain VI ere he III keepa
Gne assortment ol GOODS in the line To which be
pec,ny invites The attention o all wanting goods in his
line, Mr. g, Nuiiz will coniinn, for the present his
per lcu,nr attention t. the WAl OIL md CLOCK
pnrng. whch would call the attention OF al, hose
having such work II be done.
ma,1Sts H. SILVERTHORN.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-06-25
Dissolution.

FINIE concern of H. Sverrhorn a. Ou d.sov
L cd on the 10th inst. by mutual consent. The
nnmc Of the will only be uset in winding ur the
iorne business. All those indebted will please come
forward ond settle; and all havng claims against the
firm eil please frosent them, thn the business may lie
closed as speedily possible
II SILVERTIIORN.
C. NrITZ.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-06-25

MERCHANDISE.
GEORGE M. RUCKER n co.

INNonBuHe, VA.
Avf 30th. 1855
Take pleasure in announcing thcm trends aud
tanners that they in receipt Of their entire
stnek offANC" anil STAPLE DRY GOODS TO, tho
season and respectfully invite AL perrons ting leaa
y goedGooDS at reasonable prices 10 ca,l and make
their selections pul9n am
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-06-25

A CANDID LAWYER. = ado you think I'll get
justice done me7" said oulprit TO his COUNSEL
II don't think you will" replied the other, .'for
see two men on tho jury who are opposed to hang
ing"
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-06-25

Have you Blasted Hopes I" asked lady of
green librarian whose face was much swollen by
he tooihache. No, ma'am," replied tho youth.
fbut ave a blasted toothaoho,"
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-06-25
MISCELLANEOUS.
NEW CONCERN.

1--WE dorsigned having purchased the entire stock
OF Mr. ID. X Lyman, and 'aker tho large ard wei
known stoc q door. En-. Of the corner Main mn Mar
ket strees,) ntoy oceal,e by him, will continue the
Arnthcehry and Drug Business undcr tho rame and
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-06-25
BEAUTIFUL DAGUERREOTYPEs

BEAUTIFUL LDAGUERKEOTYP
ID ArR-"T'e Red. While and Btne"
MINNIS & TANNER thou pride of the millor'
Thv pictures c the best that
Thy gallery is the shrine of devotion.
To those who stand srmy TO thee
Thy triumph has made bung lers t. embe,
When wonans gay form stands in view
Thy camera makes AL the craft grumbe.
Who envy the work that you do,
Who envy the work that you do,
Who envy the work that you do.
Thy carnera makes all the craft grumble
Who envy the work that you do.
Thy gallery all spacious and large,
l. daily thronged with rare beauty;
Who peasd with your skill think not OF charge.
But attend from sense OF duty.
Fair raidrns and gents both md hlnr,
Come re hit away Main street.
Where all LAYERS of true pictures meet
Nearly fronting the Clothing Bazaar;
Nearly fronting the Clothing Bazaar, IS
Nearly fronting the Cnlhing Bazaa.
Where all lovers of true pictures meet
From regions all round, both and afar.
NoTE,- The Gallery of Mlssis & TASsrR ia Oh
Maia 3D. door from Bridge, side, where the
beautiful specimens of tho Daguerrean Art are
produced at all hours of the day. the satisao
tory terms. mar23ts
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-06-25

thief being caught robbng a bank. when
asked what he was doing answered. taking
uOfes t =
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-06-25

ffss FOR RENT On accommodating terms
E1H the lnge NEW BRICK FACTORY, recently
I2.A erected by MIR Peter L. Dudley, on Church st,
near Friends Warehouse with portion of the fixtures
all nearl, new On account of location and con-
Nenee of cement it is justly regarded one OF the
most desirable in Lynchburg For terms apT'iy to
ED. n. CHRISTIAN, }rnetee..
PLEASANT PRESTON
npl3.dts
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-06-25
C4RPE1INGS AND M4TTTNGS.
GEORGE N. RuCkElt n co.

IA Ga 81 1874 "a Floor Oil Cloh.
Furniture OIL Cloths assorted splendid Curiains.
Cornice- Rosrtte- Corl and Tnssel. Gail 10 match J
sn man, Other kinds of house furnishing goods, all
oi which viii be offered ut ea.onabe rates.
apl3O 3m
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-06-25
RUIIa,ING MATERIALS at COST.

- Having determined close oGt my stuck Ut CarPen-
'er' Hardaa ard Building notwithstanding an ex
tensye assortment cf Locks, Hinges, Screws Window
"as', &c &c. The whole stock is now offered at
cost Those wishing any thing II that line would CON
t their interests by giving call before purchasing
elsewhere ma,I4,s A. WINSTON.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-06-25

IS GAM DECLINING UNCLE SAM"
- having dec ,ined whiting any notices for
have to rely my young "Anerican' genius. 10
able announce my friends md the publc, TINT
in consequence Of the cxprslon Of the of service
of my Cook ] will suspend operations in the EAuNa
DEPARTMENT of business until the lat uf October;
during which time will make such improvements
will enable offer my friends grea,sr facilities for
GOOD LIVING than be found In this upper
country.
My entire attention will be devoted to the service q
the BAR, which shall he heretoiore. supplied with
The best Liquors md Cigars that be had any where
My pnrons are invited to FhgE luNcH, which will
Toe served in handsome tya every day O'Clock.
JOHN W. SMITH. Lessee
apll3 t. of Washington House Bar.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-06-25
LIME CLOp us, CAsuMEHEs, YES

l. TlNGS; &c, fo.-Supe,ior Black french aud
eoorcd Cloths Of the very finest make superior French
Casmelcs fine Nestings Omvnis. Kid Gluves, Pocket
Handkerchief, Collar, &o My friends both trom
town md country VIII rl-use give cn for tho
bovo goods and you shalI be we'll paid Coz your visit
apl27-ts y. IL LEWIS
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-06-25
I,MMA slim MACMINEs- ANIn.

III ~ A y II N q MACHINES, ANIbe
u WHEAT FANS Ill y. Nhiuemore 4 Bro are
manufacturing NJ their worries the 'asns very super.
m fIkASllNG MACHINES and FANS nf improv-
cd patterns and renyto Gil order. short notice
nnd reusonuhle tetmA. -s ~ faa4f
farmrrs wanting superior Machines dspend on
getting such by er.onhl application ~ addressing US
thrnueh the Post Olic,.
Also, all kinds Of repairing done short notice and
reasonable terms.
We are agents Tor tho sne of OBED HUSSEY'S
CELFpn,frD PATgsT REAPER AND MOWER, ut the
anuiaoturers price. A
Those wishing TO obtain amy of the above arc % will
do well TO send in their oders carly possible.
The 'enpcr can he cxamined at our Works. ss
mays dActa
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-06-25

TlNO COACH MAKERS-A good snpply Of SHIFTS;
Il SpoRe.; F"oeS; Moss; POM " Sand Band; Axes;
Springs; Sive' Brass JnpaneJ and Ivory headed Nails;
Enamelled Learher Enamellcd and plain Patent Cloth;
Patent Leather Dash Boards, Laccs aud other goods
used by Coach Makers, justto hand aud for snlc by
june ! I'm j y. GREGORY CO.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-06-25
CELERRATEn IIAIR

DRIDE CELEBRATED HAIR
l. TONlC.-ARMISTEAD PRIDE, after having
devoted long life studying the means Of restoring
preserving and beautfying the hair. and after having
inlly tested his discovery pre- ents his CELRBRATED
HAIR TOMB 10 the public the moat efficient RENE
dyye provided for all the ills and accidents the hair Is
subject TO- lie has successfully applied it in great,
Number OF cases not only the loss Of hair when
II had set in ut to renewing 1t. growth and restoring
what was lost Even in be editary cases he has eu,.
rloved his TONIC with the successful results
lie believes 1t alsa TO be an nfable cure for Tetter
Ring worm. Sculdhead aud nll similar diseases n :
Sold at his mandatory Water street, one door
below Exchange corner, and at Royal Pr,,le's Main
street, below Market corner. Price 81 a bottle. A
deductlon made when soli in quantities. Orders from
my distance promptly filed. ga. .7s,,''', :,
lie deems 1t only necessary append the certiRcats
OF the following well known senllsineI: 81 e
we take pleasure in certifying that we have used
prides Hair Tonic, and testify xt il docs all tina.
lie promises for IL" ~ - s2[T1.
Dr. lily Latham DR.. T H. Nelson
Or. Mitchell, Bedford Dr. Clark, Campbell.
John Clark. II. NJ. Garland, Editor.
s. I. Peters, VIM. p. McCorkle, -
ap9l l-d&c3m
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-06-25
ATEsr AKRIV Lii-NE w

IL SPRING AND SUMMER DRY GOODS. just
opened at Philip W Payn's. (k,lr's corner Main st }
a sunerior slock of DRY GOODS embracing Cloths
Cassimeres, Vestng-, Linens, and L,Dks ooons, of
all kndr Calland examine.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-06-25

y 0M LBS. OF FAHILY BACON |,
eJeNDObO also, lot Of nice fresh Lard, which
will sell low for cash. just received and for sale 1t tho
new Family Grocery under the Warwick House.
june cots se0 T. d CRAWFORD.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-06-25

CARDIFF undersigned viii contiue as here
IA tofore the GROCERY, CoMmIssf0N a. FORWARDING
business, and also the manufacturing ot TubaccO.-
Grateful fer former fuvor they pledge their best eSer-
tions To IT rl their continuauce.
opl9h MCDANIEL, HURT d. PRESTON.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-06-25

GLOVER SEED.--PRIME NEW GLOVER
~ Seed for sale on the best terms.
feb25 is CRENSHAw & &C.,
North side ftbe Sssin. Richmond Va
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-31
United states Commissioner Court.
Before Richard &. stiivell. =,

THE ALLEGED SLAVE TKARFICKING BY TaR CAPTAIN
OF THE AMERICAN SCHOONER ADVANCE.
JAN So-7he United States Us. Joseph Fy,eui ala,
Capt Kra6L-The defendant in this case is a native of
Trieste Austria and is charged with trscking in slaves
on the Coas. OF Africa, in the year 1862 There was
large attendance Of foreigners present among whom we
noticed Max MaIe,zek, the well known Italian musical
manager and several persons who had been examined
on termer similar Investigations.
Raymond Knowles, examined by the District Attor
my, aeposed-I am pianoforte maker; have worked
upon vessels as carpenter, on board the United
States chip Germantown the Coast Of Africa In the
year 1882 beard OF her from 1850 TO 1883 during
that time she the Coast OF Africa: at the time
the Coast OF Africa we saw an American YES.
sci called The Advance.
The examination Of this witness was here suspeuded
to examine Geo. W. Rogers, who vas Obliged to leave
town Of O'Clock. He deposei that he was Ientenant
In the and served In the Germantown In 1852 she
cruising from Maderia to Losudo, saw the IA.
Port Prsys when came vi the coast there
suspicion at the time that was for
the slave trade while lying there she In try.
ing TO get away vent board Of her with boats or.
helped TO set her or did get her OF that evening az
ter that she seized and sent home 10 the United
States prize The Advance was small fore ana AT
schooner; she sent home under the command Of
passed n,dshipman Walker, on board tho Advances
about ten hours.
o. Who vac on board the AdvsrcsY A There wa.
captain and she carried toe American flag: saw
the captain ON board she profsssed 20 hail from New
Orleans
Q. Had you conversations with IN. c.ptsins A. Not
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-31
The Board then NJ journed.
WErEfy sT.TnMEyr


BROADWAY IHEATRE.-' Cinderella is need again
Tor this evening being ts last representation but three
All those who not this opera which been
produced Ia great spieDdor should embrace the odly
opportunity they win have Tor a long time. The farce
OF "Bttsey Raser" viii eonclad the entertainments OF
the evening.
BowkRY THEATRE The benefit OF Mrs j. NJ Cook
takes Place to night, when Mr. ano Miss Charles win
appear in the farce OF the Irish Lion Tim Moore and
Mr.. fitzgig Mrs. j. NJ Coos appear, Nance in the
drama Of the Game Coch Of the Wilderness" The
drama Of Sixteen string Jacso will also be piay ed
Professor Mcfarland VIII ascend wire from sta 20
TO gallery
BURROWS THIATkE-The burletta of "BIae Deylsn
commences the amusements OF this evening IL will b.
followed ty the new American comedy called 0ur Setn
which is east 10 the entire strength of Burtops
Iany, and the terminating feature will be the new
Grama o. ''Od ADAM Fkher john and Miss Ray
mond sustain the leading characters
WAIiAcK's 1HEATRE.-The great success OF Norton
comedy OF Town and Country" induces tue manage
meDt 10 announce IL again tor this evening Mr.. Les
ters Reuben Genroy has been spoken OF aatterins
terms Blake, Brougham, Band and Miss Rosa Bennett
IN the leading characters. The farce of the New
Footman' closes thu entrrta niDents Of the evening
AMERICAN MuskuM.-The piece selected for the after
noon is the much admired drama of . Black Eyed Su
tan' M. X Scott William and Miss Masta,e err as
susan The selection for the evening Is Shasesp.ares
tragedy Of " Macbeth Mr.. j. K. Scott as M4cbet
Clavk as hacduf, and Miss lie Bruu NJ Lady Macbeth
CIRCUS BROADWAY. = Sands aud Nathan's fine com
papies Of equestrian performers announce splendid sas
in the ring for this ming TIE ann, ement, consist
OF single and double acts OF horsemaushp vautng and
tumbllng
WOODS MNSTRHS.-Ths hall vded
ing, and the ces excite the ut most
merr'ment among the audience. Robert Make ARA
TO night.
BucKuY's sRKsADRs The new burlesque Of Lucy
OF lammerroor' Is again for this eyeui NJ
There will also be negro melodies and instr men
tai Performances
Horg CHAPEL Hope Chapel is devoted TO the perform
aDe. Of negro minsuely danciag in,trumeuta pieces
and buresques by Donaldsous Ethiopian Opera Troupe
Mr.. HooD, the mach mist Of Bdckiey's Opera House,
takes his benefit on saturday evening next waen 1t Is
hoped his friends will do their duty
PAUL JuLESs first at the MaryIa nd Institute
Baltimore, was crowded Another VIII be given this
evening.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-31
The Privatccr Gen. Armstrong.

In this mornings HERALD noticed 40 art Gle from
your Washington CORES ponient stating that hearing
would b. had Ia Congress, for the lief 81 samnei D.
held COMMANDER Of the Armstrong. Would You be kind
enough to INFORM me- through your valuable journal as
am the widow Of one o. the surviving orew-if aay
provision will be- made tor the survivors, as they
all the hgbtny and should in for an e.l snare
Congress appropr ated $4,000 for their relief some
year, ago and each received the small pttance Of so
~ the above sum Wat became OF tae balance,
never heard 90 think equal justice should done 10
the brave IN deed. vel hose who carry The nan
TO- seek Tor nformstou from you, Who, think VII
eh erfry give II to who knows you capable and
always willing TO 10 what L. right receive tue 20 a
wishes OF cue who asks sm all favor through your vai
abe journal. y WIDOW.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-31
IA InlRn Arpvrp
7
NV YORK., Jan ~ 1855.
To THE FnIT0K OF THE Nsw ynux usv..u

]
TO THE EDITOR or tue NEW YORK HERALD.
IL bsviug appeared In the papers captain OF
the name Of u feiett Is charged With having
10 the slave raie beg OF yoa 10 be 40 obginx
A. 10 allow me TO state torodgh your columns that an
not that individuals and further that ing could be
10 me mere odious than any connection couta;t wit
that infamous traffic. Il the more necessary
for me 10 msAe this atemen since au py profession
q mariner. Your obedient servant.
GEORGE EEL Err
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-31

NEW foRK, Jao. 30,s1s55.
Mr. EproR-There IL great error in reference 70 the
locomotive, Mcneil running between Paterson AMI Jer.
sey City Ia 1873, that road not ed until
1880 and completed in the latter part Of or spring
Of 1884 Yours, PATERSON
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-31

Consul ACKNOWLEDGED The Presi lent h.s
issued exequator 10 Francis A. Hoffman, Of Chicago
consul for Brunswick and Lunenburg, for the state "
Illinois.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-31

LoNG MIpDLRs To Fred THE SOLDIERS ON fHs
BLACK srAA gentleman informs the editor Of the Madi
son Courier that he has, within the last thirty days,
shipped and receipted through to New York Phisdel-
phis and Baltimore 1000 boxes long and short mddes
The shipments Of this description BY the Madison paes
this winter Will reach 200 bo1esabout 900 900
lbs more than fromssny other city on the contnent az
America.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1855-12-01
The Foreign Party.

The Anti American pLpers are beginning to feel
very sore at being branded as organs OF the foreign
party. They say that there is an Insignificant
foreign vote in the South They don't ike nick
names. They have called the American party the
mushroom conspiracy" the dark lantern" party,
and have been very prOfu-e in the US, Oi the mur-
derers" 'thugs" church burners" 'thirves "
midnight cOnspiratOrs," and everything else that
is vile aud criminal towards the individual members
OF the American party. They nave abused America
and Americans; they have iasulted the native-boru
OF the country by proaouecing tn m unfit to govern
themselves and lduding TO the skies the great M iss
OF foreign migrants the only people in this
country tit or capable Of exercising the rights OF
popular sovereignty, aud nov ior>ooth they object
TO b. called the organs Of the foreign party.
There is bey ond doubt foreign party in America
The Germans and Irish have organized political
associations Germans and Irish aud not as
Americans. They are opposed to Amercatlism
They deprecate American nationality. They have
found that they were able 10 control by their mer
ccnary votes the Last Pr sidential election and ID,
hope by concentration of their strength, aided by
the Anti American native born citizens to continue
I'd control all State and national elections They
have even determined to do 20 by force of arms if
necessary. saiust this combination OF foreigners
the American party is couiendng. The Americans
are struggling retain the birth right given to
them by their iather,s they endeavoring to
preserve the American institutions which were
founded by the heroes of the revolution; they are
seeking 10 perpetuate the American Uuion and to
defend it against foes at home and abroad. They
constitute national; an American party opposing
the insoent aggressOns OF foreigners, and those
who Oppose them rot only deserve, bat are really
the aiiers and abetters of foreigners aud can only
be known as the organs of the foreign party
Lou Jour-