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'uw EEhp TINS:
TIE PRESIDENT IL EARNEST ABOUT Gu
BA-AN APOLOGY WILL BE INSISTED ON.
fSn.ninl ni.natch 10 the Now York DniIy Times
WAsnIvGro*, Monday, April 9

"ASIIlNGT0S, Monday, Aplll =.
Tho President really has determined I" make dc.
demonstration against Spain Mt last! The selection
,f CouruniOre Mrtauicy Ia c0inlnnnd tie Guii
Soual,ua significant, al the r;mJrS uf an increase
Of the squadron, which gave you some time since,
rrr all confirmed. As strong naval force rs can be
shared for the pn-pns, has been ordered Ia cruise III
the nrihorr"oi OF Cuba III the track Of our S;eHm-
rrv Hnd fitdrc Insults ~ oar hrG s"rm hkciy I" he
promptly c'rIreS'rd.
Cnn;nin.(icncrai Coucha i much frightened about
the Fl Dorado affair, and ninkes NIL the ar"lrsc. III
his power The President has iaicn very dccir6
rrnud l., that matter ani assumed hc respon-ibili!
m rarrvin. ont his views nt the measures proper
10 BE- adopted These. YOU may rest assured aie VIZ
ornGs and extreme. -, "a,
i'll Webster have been brDu IN: 10 on the high seas by
Spanish cruisers within the a7 month "r two, but the
Illinois al," served the same way hnt l"nS uS"'
She did not report :ne fact, hnwcvr-stch ou'ra"es'
wilnu; aiourIMcnt, havim- become too common 10
lac In.,rl IN the estimation oi her officers worthy
0i notice. =,
Ther will be trouble with Spain soon, unless, with
:l usual pu.llnnmiiy "l isnIri nbeciity' she 'u''
bln, ;u her knees at the. ir. exhibition "i sprt n iIr
mart of tn. United STATES. Frunp; atnnencnt VIII
doubles. now h made r the ourage' upon tie III
Dorado and ;hc Daniel Web-;cr: Bdi they VII! ID" IT. re-
pcatr d1ubfics- i'll the ch>"- ot "thrr vessels me
Snaui,n Naval Commanders. rejoicing III thus "ppcriu'
,ulr;n their hatred u:i0s YANKEES, Will doubt
les insist mat thry cam"t perform Their duty without
firing n shot NJ our passing hiciIler', ana puihuii-
their insuiliu. search They will probably. Therefore,
unite disregard ConChas frightened cXhurth'ioiiS 20
.rca, prnprirtv but The next tmr Spanish cruiser
brings To- on o our u,a steamers "n the high seas, it
il intended tina, United States war vessel shall be near
enough t. participate in the i;annicn, tg po" '"g
hc, iroqds.R: mia !bc : oH"'9'd for''"hh HGTf NE
,r,yJ of ,LTi m. ir.IrrcfJon, 70 .icCnWi,Y wW
c,yf,oi iric: !.ty. whenever they made pubic.
such d,.nara;rNi,on wIll make am Issue not 10 he
rynlcd ana cr shall then learn the true character OF
til. secret roi"c;orH:c "i spain main'nm"d 10y Eng
lcDi and France. Wha; capita! prlva,rrr hret our
Cubon Filibu-.ers woui lit in the event 0l war
with Spain arising out Of these events.
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LEAVE THE LODGES.

-"' '"'n OF Democrats out Of the Know Nothing
hooses h"' frightened the Order into the most vii
famous skpedient of seliprcseryatiop The applica.
on' Vi h0nioers Tor withdrawal are invariably re.
)ected on some frivolous and false protert and they
are Threatened if they daro to leave without psrmi.
gen, wNa a' Inc renait'e' Of personal disgrace and
soe'a degradation by 's's infamous device it is hoped
to arrest the progress of delay and dissouton which
threatens the Order in its sudden and overwhelming
ruin. There 10 Democrat Of the least manpes, who
will be intimidated by any such impoen. menace. Men
were seducsd into the Order by promise OF perms.
sion ta leave it at their pleasure, and it is gross in
Justice and outrage to reject their application for with
drawal. They have right to quit at their pleasure
and il an honorable Dismissal be denied them, why
they Will leave and ask no iavop. The momont q
member announces his separation from the Order he
is sbsolved from every obligation 10 obey its behe'ts
Men not slaves, tsmsy to submit to this base de
csption and grinding dsspotism.
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THE GREAT RACE AGAINST TINE AT NEW
ORLEANS,

We have already announced that the great four
mile race against time, at New Orleans, nn the ID in.
stant, for Il purse OF s2o,OOO, WIS won by Mr.. Ten
Broecks horse Lexington, who accomplished The four
miles in min. 19S sec. The fastest time ever made
before was by Lecon.c--1 &c. An immense con.
course Of persons woro present. and early in the day
bets were freely made against Lexington, in
tho effort being deemed ont of question by large
portion of the sporting community. The Bee of the
Cd instant says:
1t is cstimsted that not les. than half million of
dollars were stakca Cn he event of the race. Tho
various circumstances upon which so much depends
for in race weIo III the highest deg favor
able. The condition OF the horse and of the track
wcre excellent, the sky clear and the air warm and
balmy. The day could nn possibly have been better
At about quarter to 1 o clock Lexington started
oil, followed by the well known horse Arrow, which
gave for time to the spectacle the appearance and
all the interest of regular race. The first mile was
made oasily in i1l the second IN 52l; the third
in 5l!, aud tho iourth sAnd last mile III ]: /, the
whole distance having been run in the iucrut:ibly
short space of l93 nud the proposed feat accom-
pliaSed. The aRn0InreI.rut ni the success of Lex
ngtop, from the judges stund, was responded TO by
rounds of applause from the astonishrd multitude
The time in which Lexington ran The four miles i. ct
for tho performance which was then the shortest
time on record.
This race is the most wonderful which bas occur
red in modern times, and Mr. Ten Brnsck enjoys
the proud supremacy of Owning the fastest horse in
America, il ro. in ;te w"rid.
ON the l4h, Lexington il to run with Leconto, by
whom he was defeu,ed lost spring. and the lesut ot
yesterday will undoubtedly tend 10 make it one O! the
exciting races that has taken place III This
country.
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.p RICHMOND ENQuiRER'
-,,,svsp puly, sEMrwEEHLf' AND VIZ,
n,.cCu,r. PRYOR Il DUNNAFANT'
e I. L Ms:

nu, psncr seven dollars per Hnnu,i,, sna , nj .ne
It - snlnrs u .aArn Tor RsA1.'ei p.ioa p 100 o.I
..;c Of S=a S Wccs,y, I'VE dollar: per "ihn' anu
r ~. fr ;> ,s:;As payable IN a''hss' 90 "i pasa
;::e' a'".s ~ ,n:;,s1 uy mail posP"i" OF Elk oo'"rs
i'''' ~, ~, - -. end ~: 'E- vest ., >y, A.,
f'I nnS." ruoa..sr ! puhhH''' 'ssI M 81, =.
INe ,'rr anuum Il paid !" "Hl"'se' =, iot go
rorHns " "a 70; made IN nr"atr' "A u.uuSumh cue ID
WAra p"y' =; rnb IN til" following ''!o; LOT Sto SIX
copies OF ihe j I,ca,y -four copies, and 80 on IN
,hs same p.opor,9;n.., or ,DvrRTIslNG.
srMtWrEELY and The WEEKLr--For TEN
~ las sr. in e-on scveny:irc CENTS Tor each sub.
IN, insertion a''I>'r''s
s'e-ur DAILY ExQrIKER.-rGr TEN lines or less, hrst
-, ,rv cents ana every succeeding insertion TWEEN
r., rss.. /; inserted once week twice week. o.
.;,r. week ;hirty-seven and half cents for each
i-s-.;on a:ler The "!-t
80 .ar-t:.er ar. charged fifty dollars for TWELVE
ard in that proportion for advertisements OF greater
.b eycer Lo;:e.y Ecndcrs snd Aucroneers, who arC
t?,.i : H. i?upcr nciudcd)
iI Obituaries and Tributes of Respect exceeding
,:lr lg,> r!c charged for rs advertisements
~ rr. from ils'':ce mus be accompanied with the
;sc pav satisfactory references 10 insure execution
- III lacs This ofce may be rc'aitied per mail, IL
ayG!ahl" Bank notes, nj the ri-k OF the Editors
a,<,. AZ i,.:es bstng pcid by the ri'ers. The post
q; ~. letter Is scarcely al any account TO the wrt
a. !. .!r accumulation ut postage III an extensive ou
Ga. which operate. Il serious ;aN upon Editors-
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pRIScE tI.iSEIt'r,

|VyH'S celebrated race hose will mako his -
1 rex; season ~ the Bowling Green, IN bSI>
=. C5raty ., Caroline Two Miles from Mill NyN
! ri I.p@i on the Richmond. Fredcricks I-I
a.. sni po;9mnC Railroad. and every ninth cay
Cea..a Pon, III Caroline, Occapac.a IN Essex, Fort
price oi So itpai before hc rs, OF June aud S21
t bc: The seHson and iOururGnCe; TO be paid rs soon
,.s mare asCe..u.ed bs in fOsl is parted m
20 loG. the Groom N every instance. He received
e. !-,, Virginia As s-cugral Fn!r t@o premiums one
lie o.et stallion o my bTasd on exhibition, aud the
.'r scc0d best thoroughbred Stallion and alao the
'H ~sek i!e RUlpahannock River Agricultural Fair,
f. 4 premium iOr Tue best tnorOu. bred Stallion. Inc
,' S,aons III the s,n,e HI, competitors tor these
3n;es.
Prince Albert !, rich dark chesmut sorre horse, up
yards O 5r- !"'t -Four incac, high OF fine body, great
fs, shd most elegantly md syGmcircslly formed. He
rs bred rs the la;e john N.ckham Rni cot by i'm
cd Ner-rhr'. ga: OF Eu:aws daln by tie celebrated
lnHf!es my <: dam, by Shyock (ue"er baH:cn.D MIA
jan nE BAL tlor:zci, thc bc- OF imported bio
81 th- dam OF tho famous horse Boston, ana full
': 70 IuchraOe, (ForseS best son. his gss dam, by
i''sd AH"r!nan Css$. dam, by imported ClocE.ss',
-, dam - celebrated Syum"s old .Ii.da.. Shoze T.
&c W.. IL" npo.lad marc hit: Fisher Tucknhoc, Du.
". 4 Marlborough, Ariadne, Robin Brown Boston,
,-g Prime. A. en- and many other distinguished IN
r., wrr. descended from Mr. Wickharl'> oil Alderman
s'a Nj ,iroryc 6. Walden, OF Richuond and Capt.
:ia o. Goochisud who trained and ran Prince Abcr,
.ny races over tha fashionable courses, against
bee; aC, ,cs u his day, from 10 sixteen miles, -ny
81 ar n hors. Of great speed md bottom, having
A!.n the spring b. four years, twcntyoiN miles
travelled on" hundred aud City miles in three ~cckr
1f I'll: the beat horse Il, that tinle IN the state.
III .. ". X Johnson, Col. w L. White, Mr. George a.
Emiaa ayI Capt. Martin, consider him tie lest ,aee
kriaig, GRAY BOuLWARE,
Ifco la-cu.lSA Rowling Green Caroline.
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REMARKABLE CHANGE CT OPINION.

Tho rncility with which gentlemen "pp"s'' 10 '"''
Democratic party undergo a meiHm"rpho'i7 III "p'n'
ion ON great cardinal points of State policy ""n't u"
,,ary.lIou. If if were not so common. lh'rt IL
gentleman nov before the people a 'his district ms
c.rIid,tc for Congress he j. the New -Amcrcnn'
Emny-Vn.bir.r can'tdnia rf The Suprcn'" OTder. ne
goc, ibri, principles and platform basis ""'- ruhi'
Constitution everything. u" iS ait'f INC
r.;,h n slarp sick and never n'gi.rtS i tN"H"'
onmnrtumity Ia stir up Foreigners with " long lt'
ttE ,b ;nvcui,a Cnrtha .cnnm, he las sworn e:e!hu
hostility 10 everything Roman: Ana he HIT ~ ~ =
crs 80 much he wont let them l"r d Iou'cH' 'c %
po.itvclv pledged ret ony not to vo'e iEr 4. i
or any Of The responsible. delicate ana "H st',,
nf; Lirh abound in this land. but he has PROMISED
NOT Il, vote for ANYBODY who is not III favor OF Ai,i-
Srz r,liny AmcrIcs--in other words nr p'','F!Des
oyorv man vino viii not go with The dnrk lah'"rn
fraternity in i,s efforts Gt prescription. Inc se"tte'
,nn, We rIudc 10 i. Mr. Connally r. lr!G"'
Mr. Trirr wa. a member ol The iatc t",S't"'''h"'
cnny.ntiHm, Ii would hardly be believed ami YET
,evcr,he.ss il i, "a, M;. Tr=@, who is n"" Wasi"-
surh terrific warfare upon ioTcG ""uiu n''
rn,o t,r one for II Cunstab!s-wlicn III me "h'tii-
ION acally voted to make foreigners ciG ~" 20 the
a., of Governor Of tho commonwealth IN: Con-
s,;,utiou REQUIRES that be eligible 10 'a' once you
s,,"s, hs native born citizen. On proposition TO
t;so out the word "native" Mr.. Irige voted II the
efirma;iys-yssi Our Know-Nothlng TRENDS VIII
Ioubess Join with US in the expression OF our surprise
At This most remarkable change O. opnloh'-lao"S'
don Democrat.
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(NlLL commence the It'll AK
d cOnLu. tvc days SNN
Isl Day, TUESDAf 24,h Ap.ii-a.><.--s.-sA--.-~
'"e'l.'HSc FOR yeAr- old colts and lies-S3G0 en-.
.n''-slg0 forfeit; closed wlrh the following entries:
ihomas W posw"! II L. Rraokc'-) br by Bailio pey.
p, dam by Emsncipa'ur
alley and Ch""'Ar'n sr by R"v"rue, dam by An.
s"sI;h.
1ao Be!chcE IS c Nacona)o . c, by rslly.Ho. dam by
.'y'" GreeaH. :. By imported so.sr.icn dam by Ann
Sn'n n Grcm,.,t By Bes!azzar. dam ,,y Glencos.
= hest. r"iF'c'"rs furse S"Vo. Two
- pny. THURSDAY. 2s;h Apri,-.pro,,;e,or,, pur,.
HL.:' OF ni!lcrs5 entrance 10 be added 70
l2' oil nS"s, and subscribers SLOWED TO On.
NF number Gi hors"s VIVA " "
u Day, FRIpAY.-Jocsey Club pu,.o s.,no.
sn,.. aH I , ss'h APr'l-A sweeps.ake for
r. old CONS ana nhrs-slO0 enrauca-i%S 80: co.
asGts; closed VITA 'he following cur,.s 'o'''
9aa belchc. (P. A. PrindeG's br hy CLn, .
p by Boston. '"o" h"rro!d,
la: Ro!eAer %. MeDaniel'sl b, Rsssp. dam ,
k9S:e Hall ct. c. Union by Register dam hr,,,
avn Green br. c. Wostham by Chde Hu;rIa y,
!sIey 1 Cheatham . f. by TallyIIo dam b, R.,,-
sNoi Race, same Dsy-Propristors Pure slOo mil,
AS CALVIN GREEN, Proprietor
following stake is now open for the Fall Meeting ,o
.A'ea'' ~ Monday, 9Th October, 1855
"' ':t;e 70: R sgcs-4 mile heats-S5OO entrance
|'T:-:.HD added by the proprietor; TO name nnc
10 ~ June, .-S1--i or more 70 make race. To bI
VI 9oni7r, ,;. October
:. 'SC.'";:s s"H;amen have subscribed: Wm. H. G.b
f.N --s,nT'n Thomas 81 Moore and Calvin Green.
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TIT TNt IN. WTff'
FOREIGN KNOH-NuInlNG EDITORS.

J. IL ,0t surprising that me" ealing irTisrlv"- pa
l.!p'E -houi ion themselves /" s"rr"t political So
Ciy, i"r tIr ruti'- n !.'? -aN "i protecting uc'r
cn,lu.rv a@G:.- J,.'l.y Ht-r"' n!d ru!h- Anerr"
iy Americans and submit {" b" led nN u We're
,v the nnsr uY "f foreign editors Snr T. me tar'
M lens. in the Noih, where there are III " ORR Sih'c
three rapcrs particularly down upon foreigners oi all
kind-I;hc Albany State Register, Rochester Amcrl-
can, anl Buffalo Commercial Advert acr-and yet,
strange say the leading men "f h"@c papers nrr "t
i,rci. extraction. Lacy. Of the pr"pretnrs "i
the Register. was bora in England: Mann of tho in-
chester American wns born in Scotland. and. until he
wu, fourteen wears Of age. p"ddled Itch ointment
around l:dinburgh Hnrmnl"c "f III" ltnHaln t"mmcr-
c;a was an En:i- s0.r. md left TIE army "nr day
under The escort q: drummer md t"o rope end4.
Ia Inc city 81 N"w York Fuller, "l tic Mrr"r, II
nn Engsbmnn. Bennett, Scntchrnn, la!as, poor
Sc"r1ni.l anI P"cron, Ii W"!iliman all En"w.No-
living rorrd the Cnn,uti"n.' and who Insist that
foreign riiucnC. vii! vet undermine i" liberties at
the nation. The httrr"si 500 81! th" Foreigners are
Tor. r.iCnrrs themselves. The i"rrst -land""cr, tho
al,osine. Such has ever been the L""k NJ tn.
history of nur revolution. and find the tory the
!uo.t cruel and sHvn9" tr" III" Wings nj 80 hal 10
contend WITH and ii them ih- worst, rhr trni,"r Ar
n"l. and he outlaw Jneimh Phillips. In ~. Do!nin-
rn during the iusurIcrtiun the wr"s who joined the
ncgrs wsr, the leaders III every heli-h outrage, tH
rx.Sir. H., latter in nets OF cruelty. And these TO-
rein born editors ac,untci b. the -amo hnd feelings
are lcgdin" on with hr cry OF "Amcricnns mllst rule
Amercn.' IA. KNOWN cil:ing hosts North and South
10 BATH against the foreign born citizen ana the
Constitution.
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rALhEMARLELAND FOR SALE.

Nv s. mt ''", beautiful Farm, in the county OF
-. Mar..'t" sing on the Eastern slope Of the eouth
Ri p",, ni''sn ,rcm Kerwick 0he Virginia Cen.
ksn,;o, oS u hp"i') oaa I;l"-from the contemplated
i, md s, VI 10" Orange Ind Alexandria Rail Road one
FIsyy Il con contains Tw0 HUNDRED AN AND TWENTY
Eesed xII np T oAETHiRD ACRES, $50 of which nre
Il, ~. ehrIo.sd and in high state Of improve
r., d. d.s,1af' :; "A woods. Tho buildings Ire all
aa. Ian OF brick, two stories, containing ton
sG:a The ," passage, and nc ia. Is completed Is fin.
ossav s,, Ss'i style. The location IL unsurpassed
s! md goT "tty 0: scenery for hcnl;h, and for re-
e.. ,s.,,e.ce ''e.y To one wishing healthy country
E., sauy, particularly desirable as It is with
As b.. p,... :rs o. Richmond or Washington If a
1es ~. ~ Wtia,;,ru some 900 acres or more adjoining
R4s0 ssd d0i'inss i. KsswieE Depot, &c or to- to ae.sr.
zee krs@,s: k@SGiIs n is: ,A.mselves s.A. HART.
N~c!y Nepot, Albemsrle Virginia
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From tho Lynchbu,s Repu '.cs.
LYyCugcRG, Apri, ,,h. 1855.

., -. -. hfH'H9t R", apfit an 1919,
p'dr HH:-t Circumstances rcIuri... :H~ ...."-c
rom III" city for q lew days, wish - pi,.g IN ,y,.:
hands statement for EqGi.c use
Isl. AS Is known 20 yuu and 10 NJ. other, lrvo
refused 10 max" GT2 s.r IN. - OF ""uvr.a: :,, i-
tween M: Claiborne e%d mysrt II" ha- r,.. ri 10
allude publicly 10 two. propose 20 g!i the ..,D aG
the 7~hoic truth oi both.
Mr.. Claiborne in his fpcec! a. his place &prac.u!
o me tn bear ia, W,!u"', il.a. AZ s:Iui"u lc s...
po-' he introduction IN a "nm'rtsa'!nn VIII. re, =.
r"s"rli!"ns dcmgunciug tho knJw-NatrGgs. !H 30
same conversation h" declared ,ayv a.. -,a,r ;als
waN not n member -! The Know No,u.: ,i,'e- &; ~
itinc. In H. speech h"'- he stated .r' re: =. ma
s'me member OF the Know Nothing order.
md. Mr. ClIGuruc.l hear. hinti.u at AyDNTrst:o=
ihat he Ead stated I" ~" ihat hn w"uG ~. =, '-yI
III tie hands oi any set of men io beat ihGS :. J.
cock Tor Congress within the las, lew week III
!rut.. In tie same cunvcrra ION hr stated ;ir;
orH7da0i' H.m"J he would support !.l B,rc,i..
Not desiring any privacy, rhuu-d :" r-t".:, 4: .
letter 10 YOU III In" hp0iho5o. | rrGwss, ci y5a &,
| read this statement wherever v"u epraE.
Mr. Caii'"rn" Is Il; full Lpc.ty ir rgai, Az, 81!
every. conversation ] ever h"l wlia him. r.,.- y
private. Very rr.pecfiuiiv yu:i- :ri.,t
& I2L-IEI
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kOSSETIt.

rNH!S fine bred young trot:in: stallion having a..
1 commenced his NJ the stable Of the%s.N -
,c.5er on the Mrchanicsvi!!e Turnpike. onr-l-4-
.o,n ne ci,y 0: Richmond will Monday. the Sd OF
AMI =. a. tho .r,n Mr. Robert Dunn. near Petersburg,
NJ vii also make regular stand Of two days in
,a week throughout the In passing and from
;4,srbu.g ne will MAKE short stay st the irrm of Mr..
H,n.y A. Wn!ree the halfway house, giving p"rsons
Ia hs hborhnod opportunity of securing his serri
m The season will expire on he Goth Of June Terms
D.. season. prepaid s5 payable NJ the close Of the
r,:or Gyoon.- fee 81 kossuth is rich dark brown
H. eet three inches high Of crea, muscular power and
etry Of torn doce disposition ana can trot his mile
de OF three minutes His colts equal to any in the
sac ana proof $500 apiece hus been refused tor sew
srs NJ six months cid.
Pyp.aRrE WAS sired by thot celebrated trotting
,--e New York Black Hawk. ow OF thr tror'ing mare
pGv of the Lake Kossu:h Is not chance hocsr hut
Belongs 10 irci:in; family, and the best in America,
pedigree and performances can be traced oscS for
r,ore than hal n century and claim him 10 be The pui.s
ei ro,tng station thar has ever made season IN Viz
k.s,
:or further particulars respecting pedigree, &C..
kls
Person: sending from distance have then
ss taken of NJ my stable al forty per day
Richmond. ", ch 20, ls55-o:diic IL J. SMITH.
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~ 7 N7'''''. . '''''-l
~ AHEEI.AN Er BIRTH.


THE School oCf5rI"S - MissACHr-ErrS-N"
OgJFcTlrN uN ACCOUNT OF tu.oR.--Thc:c nppcnrs
I" he sun!c prospect Of pas'ng", 10y I'll" new Amer'
,..:I party "i III" Mn2sa,'mHl~ Legislature" "i aw
providing uc ,hc admission !n;" t" c"ini!I"n schools
ni children u! the African rm footing "f equal
i,v wi;h iIc Descendants Ot The original Puit"n--
1s may do nr chItsri:". perhaps but It strikes
u, that !, j. poor "xpcdnt "i nd and comfort Ia the
nrw American party in Virginia. II III" Know H"th,
iugS I'll The N0rfh chops. I" uiiit white, black nnd
yellow children upon the common level "i "qua!ily y
into their public agnoul.. the kmnw-Nohnss Of the
south ma; rr,c,ic FROM thnn. az br disbamd"d. No
party in the S0uth can co-op"rat" Win any party III
lhn North which attempts I" enforce, SOCIALLY or ro-
E.icav this Ura-;ol!li"n doctrine Ui alisg gnInati"i
Of late we haze been puzzled fn guess, and should
like know, what nr national principles q" ms
u,.y American party i'll massachusetts They ho;
the f. ygsiaur- with scared opposing VOICE against
them III either hcusn. NlGt l. lr meaning o iiia
ncw bill. consulting it in rc.r"mr" 10 the campaign al
1885, l. tia sectional "r 4 national mnrcln"; : Il
.!oasurc nf peace agitation conservative ~ abo-
li,unt We si"uI,l liz" tn know.
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y NAENlNC; TO THE SOUTH.
To III" Ed'iors ot&s En3ri,rr.


:. NEW YORK, April 9Th, lS'3.
Gc:t!"in'h IL hnythiu2 is wari,u to show the
cl"mcni7ni!"ai inHi1rl" -! which the Know Nothing
organization 81 me H"r! is composed, ! think the
once and saris ic;"rl!r nil that any. rr.n, nj .au,
mind mtnT r"Inr" 1" -at hir right o:i NE subject, Nor
doc iii- little ..'Tnp in hc least di5cnv,, u,. unrti
III comparison "a ia" sum total. vet hidden from the
eyes at ;Iic people al the United States iw;rh some
exceptions ony II lIn- alwAy. been H.. r,srl; in
the United States, when any Tr"a,,r" Of auua,cu;
nationality has been presented 10 th- u.opic they
ltvc ahyHv. been found endorsing and ,inlrncjul
tS principles from the nHpu!s" 0i hc moment brI-y-
n all iiins must be- correct ad I" their best inter.
~, aid the interest ul The county at large, tina. pre-
,rns suijcc; ni the slightest shndr Of Americana -n
discover that the editor Oi the Herald IS little be-
n-.cd by the GctiIHE u this new Order ana l. left
wonder whether the Know Noih'n.s are sincerely M
American party in favor Oi the constitution and the
tHnu ur whether ii, mission IL 10 repeal the Kansas
and Nebraska Es, the Fugitive Slave Law, renew
III" Missouri Compromise. abolish slavery South ot
Mason aUA Dixon = line. and rcnd G~uider this conrd-
c:a"y. sec that the l4Gnipm Time heartily r'Joces
nj n" success OF ku"w-N"thiH@i-m i'll Anl"rIc".-
England ha- kept her r';iissarr- IN iii CnItry, I"
rrc;y and purify moral condition. aTlt"tc the
go;!.lfrv on the subject of slavery, and leave white
population at bone Under :cir every day observation
destitute degraded aud less cared Tor than,
.hr most abused aui uc,ecttd slaves ~ thc South
England has her Ur wishing success 10 the par
:y,wich so EwHrc.y! carry out Gt MI ards,her
, mos. sanguinc wishes. Can the Democrats, or the
WhCa Gi the South uin fellowship witk this party n
the North Let them pause before they commit 50
fatal IN crror-bcinEc rhry lind by their votes they
nave voted away all the rights inherited, both mn
tnrh ;,nd c"nst:u;"na IN which Ihcy now i'll the
iuli enjoyment. Tho Democrats t,nnny OF ihcml III
this STAT" voted for Clark for Governor OH the Maine
law question: md IN doing 81, lave discovered that
they also voted Tor the Hon Wu.. H. Seward for ano
ticr term Oi six years Ia the United States Senate
Let the Soah ani especially Virgini, be carcir how
they cast their yo;cs for tie Know Nothing, for il
they vote, they will find, like the Democrats ui
New York, that they have voted lnr mrls,biHy. |
hope Tho people will Hr"usr t" sensr Of rhci: posi-
i"n, ana govern themselves accordingly.
Respectfully, you!s,
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| L Rscer, and stations the first BY fra.teeGEN
E.i ,ue other by Boston, Of the same dam, -lA-
saHo so#,crs by Charles) will each make their next
ssca NJ my Stables bordering the City of Richmond,
[,cd adjoining Buchanans Spring.
Breeders Of Rloodcd Horses thus have sn opportu.
-v OF making their selection il crossing on the
Er bred Naive and Imported Stock IN tina country
IA, Coils o: each Horse are remarkably pro,ni.ing.
Tra4s-E!tly Dollars the Season. and Seventy insu-
|,,gce with the customary foe Of One po,ar 10 the
C;cJn
M:-s Ina: wen; 10 Revenue Inst yesr by the Season and
10: Prove - oa go 10 either horse this year and
b iG.itsd at price Of the Mares we'll led at
E.s:y Gents day.
/ Y.y :s-,hs. particulars, see Nandbis.