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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-02-22

Appoin'meni.-Wc understand that the
Rev. Daniel Leach, Agent of the Board Of
Education, has received the appointment Of
Superintendent of Public Schools Of the city
of Providence. While We congratulate the
citizens OF that place for their success in
securing the services OF so able and accom-
plishcd 4 scholar, we cannot refrain from
expressing our regret at his departure from
the office which he has faithfully end ac-
ccptably filled in this State.-Boston Jour
nal.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-02-22

The Merican KnoW Nothings-The
territorial Legislature of New hexico was
in session at last accounts, and acting in
some respects most ridiculously. Tho pa
.rio.ic members, Gas they call themseves,)
meaning thereby the Mexican members,
have refused to pay the freight on num-
Der of books, presented by Congress to the
Territory, because they were printed in the
English language.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-02-22

Private letters from London, received at
Boston, say that Lord RUssELL's resignation
was owing to Lord Aberdeen's refusal 10
recall Lord Raglan from the Crimea, and
that Lord PALNEssros comedies with Lord
Russell,snd refuses to accept Office without
the Queens assent 70 the recall Of Lord
Raglan; and THE the Queen refuses.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-02-22

The CoLLlss' LINE.-Thc extra appro-
pration to the Collins limo is considered
safe. The correspondent OF the Journal Of
Commerce says:
"The tables OF members have been COW
cred with remonstrances from individuals
agains, the continuance of the contract, and
propositions for performing the mail SER
vice at lower rate. But these do not
seem to have had as much effect as was ex-
pected from them"
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-02-22

FOREIGN NEws.-The Asia brings us
dates week later from Europe. Mr..
Roebucks motion was adopted by a vote Of
more than lwo 10 one, and the English
Ministry forthwith resigned. The new
Ministry had no, been formed.
There has been sharp fighting n. Sevasio-
pol, but nothing decisive or very import
ant. The position of the allied troops
seems TO be, on the whole, improving.
Prussia indicates still more her Russian
'endenccs.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-02-22

James Russell Lowell, the poet, has been
appointed Professor OF Modern Languages
and of Bellies Le,tres in Harvard College.
This il the office held for number OF years
by the poet LongfcIIow, who resigned some
time ago. The new Professor will spend
a year in Europe before entering upon his
duiies
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-02-22

Grisi and Mario a,e now at the Metro
politan Hotel, New York, where they and
their suite occupy ten rooms. Madame
Grisi has her wardrobe conveyed in twen-
.v-eght trunks and Mario in sixteen. -Four
S servants are constantly IN the alert TO at
end To their wants.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-02-22

An attempt was made to rob Mr.. Fowler
cashier of the Balls on Spa Bank, Saratoga
on Wednesday night. lie was coming
from the cars with $4,000 in his satchel,
when h, was Knocked down. lie held on
to the money, and the would-bc thief made
his escape.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-02-22

1t is stated that small pox has made its
appearance among the troops at Newport
barracks, four of them having been attack.
ed with the disease.
The above is from The Boston Herald
The troops q. Fort Adams consist of one
man; there is case fsmall pox here
We presume that the despatch should have
been dated Newport, Kentucky.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-02-22
EE4

The Duke of Buceleugh, one OF the rich
est men in England, has laid aside from
revenues, every year for the last twenty
four years, the sum of ECO 900, as an sc-
cumulalng fund, in order to rebuild Mnn-
tague House in a pslatial manner. This
would make ESQ, 1000, but as it was pro-
tiIaby invested, it amounts now to much
larger sum.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-02-22

VIRGINIA SLLrE.-A quarry of green
and purple slate has been opened in Abe
marie county, Virginia. Il is said that sew.
-ral Welch quarriers give II as their deci
l,d belief that this slate is the purest they
have ever seen in America and only cqual-
ed BY the slate obtained from the old quarry
in North Wsles
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-02-22
GAS NOTICE..

A NOTICE having been cncni,ted among the
n consumers Ot Gas, announcing that OIL
YER READ is the Treasurer of the Newport
Gas Light Company, and the only person au-
tho,ined TO receive nonny due the Company
and lha, all complaints in regard to Meters and
leaks must be 10 ,de to IN. n. GOULD, Secre-
,ary," or"Mr. JONES, Su, rim sndent, the
public are hereby informed that the validity OF
the late election ol OH .sis ol sad Company rs
denied, ard that the same will he tested before
the proper legal tribunal.
JOHN LOCKWOOD Is the Ire suter Of
sad Company, and he ~ his agent are the only
persons Who are authorized 10 receive money
due SAID Company.
IL case ol defect of Meters or pipes, persons
viii leave word with GEORGE II. NORMAN,
Superintendent, li4 Thames street
Gas consumers viii pay their bills only to
GEORGE ~. NORMAN, Superintendent, as
heretofore.
Consumers OF whom the charge tor "N h,skcy
for Meters has been collected, will NOT have
the amount refunded on settlement oi next blll.
". u. CRANSrON,
Sec'ry Newport Gas L,ghtCo.
NevDott. Esb, 10. 1850
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-02-22

~ William Newton, Esq, Foreman Of
Protection Company No. s, gave an excel
Zen, Supper to the Company, at the Touro
House. on Saturday evening. The Supper
was prepared by George Pell. All enjoyed
ihsssslvss, and did ample justice to the
foss Of tn. 's-souled Foreman.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-02-22

The Cincinnati people are in trouble. A
South Carolina lady obtained the place of
scho)imistrcss in all academy there, and into
which coored hoy sought admission, but
was refused. Legal measures are talked
r
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-02-22

DJohn B. Winslow, Esq, formerly of
this city, has been unanimously elected Su-
perin,endent of the Providence and Wor-
cestcr Railroad; it is an excellent appoint
ment.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-02-22

The Collector Of Boston acknowledges
the receipt, through the Post Office, OF
325 90, accompanied bya note, in which
it is stated that this sum "is the Just due of
the United States, unintc nlionally withheld
for some time"
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-02-22

GrRobert Wilson, 70 Thames street, has
Just received lot OF splendid fresh Oranges
direct from Havana; give him call and
supply yourselves before they arc all gone.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-02-22

" The lecture before the Historical
Society, by BENZ. d. Rowland, Esq, an
nounced for Thursday evening, has been
postponed until Thursday evening, March
lst.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-02-22

A stage driver in Ohio on one Of the cold
days two weeks ago, froze one of his eyes.
The other was so chilled that he could with
difficulty move the lids.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-02-22

The Misses Warner, one the authoress
of 'rhe Wide, Wide World" and the 9TH
er of Dollars aud Cents" have each new
novel in press.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-02-22

II A bill was introduced IN tho Senate
on Friday to suspend the operation of the
Maine Law as regards this city il was re-
fsred to the Judiciary Committee.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-02-22

hs. The Crystal Palace a, Sydenham,
near London, has cost seven millions Of
dollars, although not yet finished. 1t is
said 10 be failure, the number of visitors
being quite limited.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-02-22
MARRIED..

In this city, 4th inst, by Rev X. J. stewart, Mr.
John sawyer to Jane IhonfsUh, all of Newport.
ta'h,s city, Eth inst, by Rev. DIR. Jackson, Mr..
D.s.. Wright aud MI.- iisrret L. Bhnkutn, both
uf euuIh kmgston, X. |.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-02-22

uJ President Pierce has vetoed the
French Spolation Bill this is an act which
will forever disgrace his official conduct.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-02-22

1TMiss Maria Cummings, Of Mcssachu-
sets, whose "Lamplighter" has had such
popul ariy, has a new work in preparation.
She is passing the winter in New York.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-02-22

WiiDI.hSlLE rONFEt VERY.
TnE .ua."r'her b"gs eave % ininm ALI
| thls,.t ing bIs.u~-s /, ori.cii sn"r'. that
hr n, . ned now sholes.e Co"f c,iomrs
Store Al II SpriI, -I"ci, one "'"' s""r
fDu hls I, tail st,rs, "h"rr he l. ready 10 su. .
nj, ever, llir, - .,pne.ng To tLs lnr, Wi
,.ok.ngrs hy ia b,x .ni smlilcr qu,n,,,es,
All k,nls m >,ick tandi D,o, ii.uis, to
coanut tak,s. K,s.rs, MAJ tandr =. ugh
Ctrdie., &c. Al km,, uf k-iil- " OH Almond, ).
C,s.ia Bu Is, >u:u'i Tinuhni,n. .Su. ~" Cio''-
Sugir'd tarduin,u, t,,irry and Garraway srtd.
~ugnr Plume different siz"s, .tc. also, can 10
suppy at the sh 'rirs nhiGe, wnh al kinds C!
French EoiG ctioncIv aud Chocolate,
Tae qIl,N Of his touG cI,oncty il just as
good As ..Iy of rrd IN the pl cr. iIc warrants
it to he ALWAYS fresh, purely Il ,vorcd. h'e from
Il ur or ans q. her addition used by others. Ans
tluIg nnt i,u,i 40 recommended, will be tan, II
b ck. Fni N" accom- nod,io, OF hi, rustom-
ere he vii send around team with hrsh'
suIply several ti"c- through the week. F,r
all goods sent aud paid t,r at III who eSae store
,boye MENTIONED, he allow. c"nis discount for
ry nv dollars No,lh counted from one dollar
upwaris. u hCEN'hi WEN
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-02-22
%" - v T'V'' wv
Newport, Feb. 10, 1855.
MOTTO r..

4 msn calling himself Joncs" was
N around the city yesterday, examining Gas
Meters aud demanding to see the bulls of con
sumets; m some instances wh.ie the hill, wcie
refused him, he psmpoosly threatened t. take
out the Meters. This snn Jone. has ao au.
thorii, to interfere w,ih any consumer ol 'ias,
and a. u'il b- vell ior consumers n"t TO pay any
attemisn ts Lis wisdy rsssrks. Those having
complaints t. make ~ill call upon GEORGE
~. NORMAN, the SuperinIe ndrnt of the
Company, aud he will attend To them.
W. n. CRANSTON,
GO Sec'fy Newport Gas Light Co.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-02-22
NIGHTLY DISSIPATinN.

ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.
THE ,uy.crlhcr has bccn appointed by the
l Court of probate ot Newport, administrator
on the estate oi DENNIS SULLIVAN, late oi
Newport, dec, and has gwen bond as The law
directs Ill persons indebted to sad estate are
requested To III Ike INN dIate payment, aud
those having cl I'm. 10 present them Tor ADJUST
men,, to TiIOS. CALVIN, Jr. ADM q
J30
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-02-22

TOR sAl.E.
A Lumber Wagon, ia good running order;
- will he rod low. ApIly To
CHARLES WILLIAM I,
10 Williams wharf.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-02-22

~ T. w .B q q n S.
" Book of the Court --Cotnn's I'fc aud
Times Of Henry Clay, 2 vols. Fourteen vo-.
oi the Penny Magazine, bound in cloth. J. ice
500 vol.--Tbe American Almanac and Reposl.
tory oi Useful knowledge, Tor the year ls55.--
The Paror Companion; or, Boslon Musical
i.ihrar A., Il collection ol ftvorite ~"ng3, Duet,
W.l,zc-. Marches, Pnikas, Dances, &c, ar.
RAGGED for the Pi,uo Fnrte.--A Progressive Nnd
Complete Method 6r ihc Spanish Guitar; by
n. +. Is. Curt, W de awake Polka.-liar-
yoA Moon. a Song.-llaAcl ntIl Maggie
Sound.. WARDS,
,lj
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-02-22

THE ten,uem Lt.ly occfi.ed b. ,'e a'''.
l s;riIer, .tnrci - fhiIne~ stree. "'.i 90
uo-cs n,w rrni, 4 b, ". y. &sl. BT.ri, iHp.
.rna icin, l,trl, 100 ~ prri.c, orle,. ~ alr..
,nr one ~ III mo.t dssir,bls ys'derr' "a .
street ror iirthef puiira.ats erqi'e Of Z. -ab-
.eilor, No 81 Tvr,--t. WI G.BAittC.
nj
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-02-22

TUE ilouse No. ~ W ,.binston sweet, ron.
L tanning large ini'f pf toons, an Wy
convenient, arranged, VII he ~ r. ady i.' lie
cd; the loca,,1n is +, drl,gh,u oue, -sIee 2, D
The summer, having a tat view ~ the a,fiHf
and ocean On lb' premises is latu Ana car.
r,,ee k,use; Adjoining IL = xl,,rf, abyrh w,i 10
OF with the pren'sos apply 1 his lgss,oa
The premiscs. "
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-02-22

COTrON Warps-White and deep blue
~ Cot ons warps No. 10 u and IA for sale
by WM. &. CUZZENS < Co.
J30
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-02-22
A NEH DISCOVERY.

A DESiROUS BEvERAGE.-To cure bad
n spirits, Dyspepsia, Nervousness,
ileart-burn, Cholic Pans
Wind IN the Stomarh
Pains IN the
Bowels,
Head Ache,
DrO-s ness,
Kidney Con, i'liihts, Mean-
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-02-22

January 3hh, 1853.
NLM. G. CuZIENS & co. w'll have on
w their counter during the munih of Pebru-
ary, some good bargains IN Lawns, Bcrages,
Silks, &c. sc. 10 Sh,ch tbey Invite attention
viz Yard wide Lawns fast oOlors, Octs G.
Pl,id Summer S,lks, co.'s
Alo. lots Of remnants Of Mous,lin de Lame
Gingh,ms, Calicocs. and many such things tina,
will be offered cheaper than auction prices.
$50
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-02-22
wun,Es.LE CONFECTIONERY.

4 FKt.>ii lot n .s,e, Ora.g", th,. ii -.
n ceived At CARR's, III Th,iiies II. ~
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-02-22

4 SUMNER RESIDENCE near The Clirs
"A ft 1855. with good b,ra and vegetable gar.
'lun sprly to GEO. H. WILSON.
~,'t'-- streets.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-02-22

DuTNAM's M,gazn hs Fcorlnry,-c'n- IL
l. tent. OF No. XXNl- Portrait oi t"ni'im.
iors, authors oi "Cula," "&c.-itp'"mary AID
Cannon Bals-Living IN the County hailoi-
al lDeence-Pronetheus and Epiinethru----Nn-
,urr ia Nhion-rwo i.iitr StTs-NN Ihnc
Conversations with Miss Chestci--Nlimpsr- -
French i.ht--rhr Restoration-1t,- Mountain
Wind. ilining Vdrirtrs-isiaei Pmrr-lir
Odd Woman Who Dried mp aud BLEW Amay--
O,tilla--I pcdsgngue ia Geo g,a-A " aI-'
Study-Im Progress oi our Political Vntucs--
Editorial Notes - literature, ] Am ricar,
Rep, inis 3 Trans slaiion., Foreign Literature, .
Fine Arts. 8 Books received. For sale III
J25 WARD's ~ Thames -.
L'iGS-N prime article IN B.sk'I,, sm.ll a.d
l. large size, just reed ly X WILSON. ~
Thames street. JzI
FMBROIUkRIES--Som very rich embror'-
Ia cred Collars, Shrv.s nnd Chen.ze,tes los
sale cheap during F-Tuar, b'
J3O WM.t. CO/ZENS 4 Co.
DRU. ING AND GARDENING done by
j JAMES GREER. Orders lett si,h It'h
ert Wilson, 70 Thames street, Will he rromplly
attended g.. ilr returns thanks "a, past pat
ronayr. aud ,Uci.s II continuance oi the same
J2i--il
IVA We - Pens ani ru R,ng-. !ug- and
" bcau,i,ul ,sso,tIi.nt or niud aud for sale low
by nODDllUE X SDN, O,'tiCitns an W
ri,r., a, the spec, ,cie Depot, No. ~ Veal
uiiasipr street, Providence. 10
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-02-22

TO SELL OR X T.
l. AFi.m-l u.rd "a Ma blown, known ns
ts" sweet Fam, " coni sining - acrrs.
e. nditnus ~ ioiL'ws .-An the ioddsr Ia bc
sse on the larG', nj he M 'nme :" ie ht %"
the pi,.inis ~ the ~ .ii"n of III H. =.
Tn ,sr who ,o aa Gu cur ~ the stH,v. n.d,-
ti,n. ne, d 40 aPpl. y" "t/hhD, Agt.
'i3l. Fe'lev"" Hou''.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-02-22

"A U--W TF.I NTIAW = BUIIs
DIAN FOR SALE
i 2jO Rose bushes. different Kinds in pots
2j0 lleliolrnprs
200 Gerin,uns "
800 VerhcnIs "
100 CainatIun PinKs "
Also Cameln-, llzaleas, Ercas, Gar'eni's,
Dlosnas ticn,st,s Lantanas. GIoxiniasO OxaliIss,
Cinerarlas, F,thr Few, Wall Flowers, Pe'u-
nais, Corronellas. Fuch,as PansNs, nalreys.
Stocks, Viulets, Sc, Sc. All The alcve Is to he
seen AT The Greenhouse on AyrauIt street.
X. WILSON,
I30 20 Thames Ct.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-02-22

Al h. \ tp
nj AID ~ pap ,Ps. -Sn At I5) Thames
suri, IL wt'hnei" i,ulc more Tor il 10
DRY 90 DIS,
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-02-22
NERVOUSNESS

Persons who lrom the I'M ndicio use o
liquors, have i"come detected, and their nerv
ous systrIns shattered. constitutions broker
down, and SUBJECT to that hor, Ihlc curse to hu
nanity,
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-02-22

'.tpttS,
] appeal 10 ,"u III mces,ty VIII "'inRe no
tn suhm To- ,"ur t,ins. l"n none, ] mn-t
have. Call ani rN,u.i,m the ,s'ch aud ric :.
for knnw II Ia l~ im,hsslbl, 'u Il" -" w'ib'm
In, ing som thing. ti"ri. thai are out oi 81 ~.
son w'il ln sold lees Than c"si.
h.v Fanc, Di-.s ia = -, 80 eir u ward.
I,lr'k Snks % rts 10 - p. S,k V"hr'r,
Si2J To ~ 30 Embroidered '"llns, y rir.
to - 30. Oh"r g'ois ~ proIuiii''h
D,rmay y-necdhs 3 r's pai~. - t'"'N Oh IA
papcr.) Pnii.Lip>, 100 ! n"n, rot.
f3
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-02-22
WE DELIRIUM TREMENs =.
DIR. HAMsARoNA iNvIGoRATING

will N ten minutes. feel the happy aud health
invisorating eiicsc, OF DR.. Hams lnvIsor"tine
spirit.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-02-22

A n Iron SAFE, Large size, Tor sale.
"A ig-w PEt KHAN & BULL
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-02-22

L'lGS--\ prime mt'cl. in Baskri,, sm.ll AID
large size, just rcc'dhy WILSON. ~
Thames street. J27
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1855-10-04

WhAhe Athens Messenger aud Jdelt'
son StGbdard come out with their affi
dayills- aiIAshow how much money
they have each AreceIved from CoIum 2
bus lor advertising the Fusion AboIi.
lion cause in Ohio. We firmly believe
that both of these presses have received
a portion of that British Gold, and he re
say, that they dare not come out over
their proper signatures in an afidavitt
ano deny this charge. Guilty or not
guilty? If not guilty, out with the Ev.
licences; file youc G6idapys gentlemen
we dare you TO deny it; ana add by way
OF pustseripl- who that English'
man with the white hat on was, that
followed round the CHASE meetings
that number Of our citizens seen al
Jackson and McArthur, when HORROR,
himEALL, aud others. spoke here, Our
cltlzenS here reccullect that brandy nose
colured individual with the white hat
on that made snch anxious enquiries OF
some of our citizens Please state il
lie is not the Treasurer Of this British
Iund. aud if that was not the reBson that
the Siandurd Editor paved such par
llCuiur attention to him here. Gents you
dare aot DENY these things. Are, the
citizens OF Vinton county prepared to
be thus bought up like SlapeS3 We
think not. Let The Ballot Box answer
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1855-10-04
Birds Of "a Feather Flock tOgeih



One year ago the Athens Messenger
denounced d D. T. HARD as aa"Dema
gDgue a political trickster," fc., this
wss perhaps the truth il the Odsge at
The head of this article is uue, but it is
an old SAYING that the Devil will
quote scripture 10 establish his King
dom" and we don't see how Jack can
pubIish a paper without accidentally
stumbling upon the truth once in a
great while. But oh the consistenc y
Of ack; in the past two weeks he comes
ont aud calls on all of the honest
Wigs Of Vinton and Jackson counties
TO vote for traitor HARD. jack thinHs
that Hards four days probation as a
Fusionist has made wonderful honest
man out Of him, SO much SO that be can
endorse him TO the whlg voters of Vim
ton. One of Jacks fathers friends, who
has been a whig for 30 years, told us the
other day that. :'Jack must be bigger
rascal than Hard to thus endorse him tC
honest men," Put that in your PiPt
and smuke il.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1855-10-04
Freemen Rally!----$SO,-
go in British Gold
sent 10 ABOliliOniSlS in
The MeSl!!

1t is now settled in our mind as
fact, that Ohio Aboliiionis,s have re-
ceived, through the negotiations OF
CHASE, GIDDlNGs d Co., the enor,
nous sum OF $4,000 in British gold,
sent to Ohio FusIonists by HALE ano
other Eastern agItalors, tor the express,
purpose oil being expended in this
campaign III order to carry Ohio ID
favor OF diSuntOR. That this money
has been ubscIIbed and sent here By
Monarchists OF Londoa and Liverpool
we have not the least doubt. Ii il
publicly charged in the New York
! Herald that Monafchlsts are lnterter-
ing in our elections. That it was senl
over in the steamer "America" from
England We believe to be the truth
1t is not at all strange TO US that the
British should take any course 10 dis
solve our glorious Union, as a matter
OF retaliation, because great many
OF our citizens telt strong sympathy
Tor the Russian cause.
why is 1t that the British, in TIM
second steamer that came over iron
Europe with the startling news oil th,
ial OF Sebastopol, should thus trans
port their thousands OF dollars to b
expended in the elections OF Ohio?-
Is it Tor any other purpose, freemen o
Ohio, than to SOW all the seeds OF dis
cord amongst our people in their pow
er? There can be no doubt on thi
point; nothing would please Monarch
lists all over Europe more than the dis
solution OF our Union, and the conse
quent downfall OF this Republic! VII
men OF all parties rally to the poll
aud vote Tor men they can trust, AM
consequently for the principles Of tina
party thai has ever rebuked this Mon
archicaI spirit wherever and wheneve
1t has shown itself. Let Democrat
be elected and our word Tor il, thes
British Fusionists will get a rebuk
: that they will long remember. a.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1855-10-04
TOMIETHODIaIs,

-HEt ~ "a 49, 1| MN Il
Nfl any man WHO (aIIs ,himlelf :
lover of he Meihodi Il ChercN and
who is a Kell wisher dflhar church,
vote. Ihe GRasEi licket aitsf fsadipl
Ethe folloRihg exiracIs ftoh slener d
lSTERAEN s, FosTER, an lufdel- Abo.
Hilton Lecturer and confidential adviser
t8fvE EAASN PAOlAasEF:n 1874 and '46,
whsR.<AjdaC CAAAA eand. .-lisr associates
Feresorganiang the LibertY, now. Re,
publican Negro Rights party. 1hil
i1otofious FosTER hsd geelI -audteeS'
fisg a meeting and SagsedF altel
which he wrote TO BAaNgY and
MACY as follows - :. ,...,. q, 80 y'a,.'Sy
i'Are briekJsts and rotten llsggss The
weapons of ruth and ChristianitYp-
Did Jesus say to his Disciples "bles>
sed are ye when tie mob shall speak
well of you and defend you?'' The
church, slavery and the mob are a
queer trinity, and yet that they are q
lrlnity-lhat they all "agree in one"-
cannot be denied. Every assault thai
we [who? Chase, Giddings & COZ
have made on the bloody slave Sys-
ten has been promptly met and re-
PEELED by the { hurch, said at your
meeting that the American church and
clergy, as body, we've thisUes, adut-
terers, maa-stcaters,, pirates, and mur-
derers; thai the METHODIST EPISCOPAL
CHURCH was more corrupt and prohig-
ate then any house of ILL FAME in the
City OF New York; that the Southern
Ministers oi that body were desirous
81 perpetuating slavery for the purpose
OF supplying themselves with concu-
bines, and that our clergy were guilty
OF enormilies that would disgrace an
Algerne pirate!"
Will any man, after reading the
above, go and vote for CHASE, GID-
DINGs d Co., on next Tuesday, and
then look an honest Methodist in the
face aud say he done his duty 10 that
Church. Can Bros. BUNDY and HARD
show the people why they support me1
WHO denounce their Church? Can
they be ignorant Of the fact? Gentle
men, don't say It is LIE Of ours
Call on US; we will show the docu-
ment and prove the facts we state to
any member Of the Church in the
county. .