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Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-09-26
Die Gutberil.be 5fneot.

Die 0el prnnipIpaniiAe 2utbrriiAr Gym
Dc bat rtncn SrihIWD nnscnrmmcn, ale Nmcrjtas
ner aus ibrcn &rdcn outjulcDtn." Jrpulitl.
nsr prr einiAcn 9GO6rn
Bag"g8ir babsn rie Grclmrntc in 6anp rm III
bcwciBm pn6 rieS freA NrIrsea III. Nter tSrt
nun ME rr iiA leBts 9SpAc nun lrltl ouf pnI
Ntaul i6IGSt
,,Sen Wenft fam rin GGrtl icn, Der ben
6riepcn nN Orpnung iitcr cinrn !onufcn ittBt -
prr bic 6odel Der d,riitIl1n Gjcmcjnpcn ouiUnecn
mirrc, I'M cine perpprbms Ylrttri iu GrEcn. -
9irin, Cn NteuId fam ttin Gbuit lcn, pcr aus
0atiudt, 9lsio urp @orteiActl, Npttlrie llnwatrs
bctcn gc4cn @erirnm, pIrt,e tn unp 6irAm nu5s
brritCt." 2cbtcr JicputlitIncr.
BEg-Sn Der lbat Der Spnfy bat frbtc 93pdc
aus llnSpriiGtiIfcit, aIlcS cin9citdnren, mcdrs
mir i6cn 10 rIt tebauptrt-er nter ais llnnabrs
brt rrtIIrt bot. Sa or bat ih in ieOr 6inf6t
nllcr gcgcr ion 9rtrdGtrn NnlAuIpiamNcn all
ihuGpia tctannt. gGic mihsis III rp6 bic 9Gabrs
bct G5 it ned frin Nriu6. pieisIbc onueruo
iu untrrrriittn, actunNcn. &cpnbuIcntli6 bat
Der SpunfY lrBte gGodr flIr mp rcutlib Icnrn
Vcicrn cin9eitanrcn, rap or trin Gtrit icn ftnnc,
np patet blt lftb nod mrbr ac;ci9t, DAP cr cil
irHr ttSwIgcS SuticFt it. Sa or bat ii6 wirs
Der in zine 0on;e Sccrpe orn &Irmmrn Hcricbt,
aus Der or iid nimmcrmcbr Gcrautartritcn tam.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-09-26
Dao poIitiibe-Die Bottcspcrcbruna

Die 2Imcrtancr ihmErcn NrNrn bic Gcnilitu.
tcn, inrcm iir 9c3rn rir Wtwiben1 6re1tit iinO. -
9teputlflncr.
gsgnGjnc unSrr;ctti6c SrrNrchuna, limb oI1
9ti6tswier wriB rcr Spunfp. rdB cr bier feline
2cIrr werer tumbust. 2ie Qmrriiancr vcriprcz
den Der Grnilitutiun 9ctrru iu isin. Cir ll6cn
jcprm bic 6rritrtt Icircn Gjrtt iu Ycrrtrcn ME CT
wIl. Nm wtpcrieb'n lit iitb rem Siuitn unr
&atbrtitsn in prltii6r {oniidt, mril ricIr lih
trmiibcn bic 9trSicrms in 6inoeu ,u tefcmmrn,
unIcre tctgc Sitel ;u Sernittrn, unb irmit unS
unp micrcr NaAfrmmcn mlerc religiGIe }reibrit
W rautrn. 2aBt lic onbetsn mic iie wplIrn. -
atrr IaBt iic uns aub nj6t tnrru rtcS iu tbun.
28ir ;criGrrn ME bre Bidder, otrr iic prbrrnnrn
unierc belise 8itcl 100 iie beiette aud nur rrs
baItrn f6nncn. gGel6w 6rtlIhr 9iirsrr Fam
pobrr tncn pas g8crt rebcn ? llnp prr, Der rinc
Sibst lie6 Sat, fam nit iGncn itimmrn. uno Grl=
fen baiu tritrascn, DAP lc cnpli4 bic Negiern8
in SGnbrn tCfcmmen
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-09-26
DiCbe unS t1JSroer.

Die Qmcritanrr lino OIeGe uno MBrbrr. =
Srrcetrr Jteputlfaner.
uStin MrnId tann Elm Gbrif irin ter feline
girbcnncnlAtn ais Oietr mO Jdubcr tranos
martt, nur carum. neil lie ibren eistnrn 9tnii6
ten in ppIitii4ln 9ln9eIrSn9rttcn fcI9cn." gcstrr
JteputIfanr.
DB~gSic IdGn fat or lfd bier pirrcr ieItR 9s:
fan9cn, unp cate sn9citGnrcn Dap bic SrIeicis
ger rcr 2lmrrtaner feline Gbrii!en linp. Die
gSabrbcit Mil ans Ga0c5lidt.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-09-26
Srcitpini3e 1Dbis. uno lImerifaniide~
GanciSatcr1.

Gs Srrur1a6t ms pirflit 5rcubs, bnB fsreitS
cine Scllc 9n,abl IrswiGige gGbta unp amerita'
niide Ganptcaten fir bic nS6itc sSabl brrScr8e'
trctten fnp, unb mas nod mrbr lit, bab cs allr
N1nnsr pcn untCiaeltsem Guf, unb DAP e ale
obne 9tutnotmc fdbs iinp fir bic Stcllrn liir bic
lir itrc GrI6tnung scma6t babcn. GS lino oteS
M1nner pm alien 8rrBcn pcltl6en 9hrthrten
pct Suscs unO bd cs ale Namrr lnp, Die tllle
iGrcr GrwSblung pcm Gauntg Gbre maarn, unp
quite, 8ctrcue, mC fSbisc Sramten iein mrroen. 70
fam Die san,e 0btS' 'Ymtbei, srmdB tbrrS Be
I6luGrS lei ibrrr reulA otScBaltcnen GauntYsrrs
Iammluns, ntt umbtn tbnen ibre 9nnSe Starte
,uFpmmrn su taben. llnp ba6 bics 9ernc nb MIL
lg arIficbt, baUcn muB iiA balo ieper lelbt iber'
,cu0t batcn, wrnn CT nur rrrn Slid itcr bic terrz
li6rn GGnopatrn WRIT Sicr fcl9t sine Siltt
perlel6rn
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-09-26
Die 2luBiId,ten.

Gcn alien Stcjlrn brs Gauntrs mb trr Ole
itrittc, laufrn lict5 bic aacrrrfrruli6fcn Na6rG.
ten in SCsug aui bic Grpdblmg Der 6rriwI!tgcn
uno AmrrifaniI6m Ganpibatsn elm. - Orictr
miiBen nit rnrr triumpbircnrru Wrbrtst cripGGlt
wcrbrn, wenn mir unlercr 9Fi6t ni6t waetrru
wcroT. Its 9lnbangcr rrS 9atit5 BON Jcm
fiible piss r6rnfaa5, unp lie iinp felt iber;cust
Dap iie Drrlorcn 9cbcn mtB"n, pcnn lie bic g6ibs
Ter nift auf cine porr bic anoere gSetle bumbu9'
gen fGnnrn, uro ra rirle ih nidt bumtuggcn laI,
irn wrle-Iu III pic5 bic ur1a6c pa6 unirre Seq
nrr 70 tGIe linp, unp wesrrr;rn Iic 10 uugcpGbns
lid I6impfcn. gSir ratben ibnsn abrr, allrs nur
ruGig Su ncbmrn, rcnn itrr Sadie, bic Sadie Der
SGIuitrn unb &atbclifcn, III unpopular, unb fam
in erha, ntrr BEN Stelirrunprn, ni6t lirscn.-
Ylctn, Schl GauntY ii rcd tmmcr nod fir unIcs
re pcIitiI4c mp rrlisiEie 5rebrit srlunnen, uno
wrO pur6au5 ndt Suactcn, DAP Der SitelSrrs
brennrr, Der Yabf Yrn Hom, burh iciuc 9ctrsuc
9sentrn bier resierrn ioa. glein, Die StimmBe'
Der wiiuIdrn gcbdttr 5rribeitsn fir ibre &inpcr
auf;utrpabrn. Sitct Sud ba6cr Dor StidS, 2iis
gen, Sintrrsebuu9cn, 6umtus9creicn unp faI6cn
5tdets, uno Itrbrt fsf bel ben 6rcipiqi9m uno
NmrritanI6rn G0notpatcn, unb Ter StCt, uno
uRlsr g9prt pafiir, ollsS wrp reGt prrpm.
RSy-gSer FAT Ieine Gonpioaten aeacn bic Orb
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-09-26
,Eaua nit Ger Han"

sd bin Gin NdtswiGer." SpunfY bri brr
Gauntp 8rr1ommlung.
SD mar ME Gin Ni6tswifsr." Der nSmtis
DIE SpunfY i'm lebten 8putlitnnrr.
GS- Semcrftn9en linp unnTttis. Gjnnal mub
er bed beilimmt tic llnwatrteit aciast baten -
gGas mub picIrr Nirnl& Oann fir gricr babcn
gs Hmmt pise quite MlSsn lclhe Hare unp arptr
g8iccrIpriidr gu Yrrraucn. 3 armcr Spunty,-
pie felt tlt pu bod in rer <nlue
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-09-26
In cianer SaIle acfanacn.

Der Silbcimsr uno Der Bill Stube linb 2iiBs
nrr" Sorlsstr 8sputlfnnr.
Gin Nenl6 fam fein GtriIt irtn, tcr
feline Nadbam rie iNm nibts gu Scic sct6an bas
ben, aus pclitiI6rr Q6utb GffentIih tctcipi0t mp
teIdmpft." scstc 90. prS 8rpublitancrs.
BlJ"Sbrn scnus-rr bat lih otic icltlt in Ici:
nrr eissnen Sale etfansen. Gr it pcS ptiscn
SraebcnS lAuIpis, unO Fat icntt icItt rrtIdrt
er tEnne tein Gbriit fein.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-09-26
EcIiaicnBs, ,frcibcit.

Die 9tmcrifnrr idwGun sc9cn 9tetiscnffrcis
6rit." 9lrputIitancr.
B9-glidt wabr, unb taIo ipirf ru r5 pietcr
iclbf aetctrn miiBcn, RAP ru gclcscn bnR. Die
Nmrrfanrr Iino bic wabrsn 6rrunre rrr gcli0is
cn5frribeit-9crarr pcbbaItripericbcn iie li6 bcm
patlt ron gom, prl6rr bcieltr ;u ,crfGrrn lu6t
DicIrm fam nicmanb, rrr ctrli6 IN, wircriprcd<
en- rrnn sin r9rlGsr @ann Fam wifrntIt6 ni4t
liiBcn.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-09-26
SaItct ca i'm G,eo6d,tnie

OaB unirre pdtitli6e 2rtcfctc @rsnrr. ben
Sorbe5ablrr I4cn etwa 20 Mairnrn SbaIrr,
IN Saren. 9erautt taten, unb ene iir tennc6 rem
Stdat ~ Wilrnrn S6aler in S6uIpcn iicBsn.
Gortrlatter, t5nnt SIR cine icidr Yartbsi ldn9cr
unteritubcn gGHn S6r watrr 6reunbe GurrS
SanpeS IsiN, 70 tGnut Sbr bir6 mic wirsrr ttun.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-09-26
Sicbt 5cl,lceIjt aus.

St nan9en DiFriftsn beieS Gauntrs 9ing r5
ben SotOfUfus Serpplt p,Sb." ba6 iie Oele9aten
pdblsn fUnntcn. Cine bSIr Drummer bieS fir lic.
SIM Srtrtcr prrprn Tc iBrr auScn crf re4t, auf.
pssen."
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-09-26
r.ayrDrr nrnrlc- fIrinlr rnh nrrShtlihle 5rid

a~Der nrur1c, fIcinitr unb SrrG6hi61e Grid
unIerer Granrr III, bae lc i'm 2anNr umtcr faGrrn
unb fir Wdnncr rlcdi6rnirrn, bic fi6 alS freirls
Iise Ganpitaten semrIrct, iid ober IritNsm ,urid,
seic9en batrn. Dies aeIhiett um unIrrr Gan,
oicatrn ;u I6pdhen. gs III atrr orrlrme glrtrit
bic gSbiss unp 9tmrritaner, fGrnrn unmG9li6 auf
cteie cher iracno ene onpre g3cie, burG bic q.
srnten pss pabis, um ibrr Stimnsn trtrUSen
rrrSen.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-09-26
Saltrt CO i'm Gcead,tniG !

Ga baGtst rs int @epG6miB, wrnn unIcrr 5ii.
Bctii6cr GjcSnr 1uden aus Der lrttrn @ciebgrtm9
capital fir ii6 ;u MAIDEN, pap fc icltf cine
Ntrbrbtit i'm Senat batten, unb ale grirte bait
ten Yrrbdtsn ftnnsn wrrn lir scpplt battcn.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-09-26
QllIntaun.

BS~Dte Scrrrn 9. gB. Suffer unb Sp6n Gut,
tertiOn, Ganpttatcn fir bic 9lIcmttg; @epr9r $.
0teter, 6bUma5 Mctr, unp .. s. 86parS, Gam
pbatrn fir S6abmccr mO Salpmcn Orcb,
Ganriblt fir GduntY GUmmiBioner, ptnI6cn fer
nerbjn nidt ais GanNipoten nusrIebrn gu wcrren-
baten Ipuit ben pb9cn Gnnripaten ,,ein freie5
5rlb" srsetsn, unp werprn cicictte aud nod pa.
ut nit g8crt unp Gbat mp Sanp unp !orrS untsrs
lttibrn.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-09-26

sD-lnicrs 2pfcfpfO Gjr1nrr batcu lcbte g8c'
de Sofept ouba6, pom Stcrtbdmptcn
Gduntp, ais ibren Ganrioat fur prn SilatS Scs
nat in gmrnnuns SstraGt, DE
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-09-26

D9-g8rr bat Ieine GonriOatcn scacn bic Orb
nan9 @rttcs 9slawcrrn? Die GpfrfCfp gartei !
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-04-20
4 EINE SPEECH.

Major Jumcs Garland OF Lynchburg, made a
powerful and teinr speech ut the African Church on
Monday night. This honored veteran in the Demo-
cratic casc ia rs fresh and vigorous i'll his palmcst
days, and for three hours he entertained large audi
ence byhis strong logical arguments, conclusive hsor
ical "reminiscences, and truly eloquent appeals. While
he spoke with marked dignity and courtesy he showed
up Know. Nohingism in nli lis ridiculous and mon
srous deiormi;!cs, and demonstrated was
based upon The mscs, pret-xts il was al engine ot
power for mischief highly dangerous to the liberties
and safety OF the people His speech was cnlivened
by happy anecdotes; and he brought down the
house" when. nludmg 10 the Wings account ol the
appearance Of bis shost ut Petersburg, hr disclosed
the secrets of the tomb from which, according that
paper he Just risen. He said that below him there
was IL tomb in which the Wing party were buried and
stll lower there mach larger and deeper tomb
prepared for the remains of Nottingham. Maj.
Garland spoke with the finest effect. We trust that
he will speak often through tho State He "M do
grrnt gOO TO the OF civil and religious liberty.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-04-20
kSOW-NOTHlNG EMISSARIES,

We have, heard it intimnted that there aro from
to three persons in each county throughout the Com.
monwealth Of Virginia, engaged in propagatng anu
diffusing Know Nothingisn," or whatever other
ism will tend to deioat the Democracy The country
Democracy would do we'll to beware of travelling
agents" and collectors" who are roaming the South
under protence Of "gettirg business" for Northern
merchants.
One Of yesterday morning. Know. Nothing papers
contains a lotter signed by Mr.. John W. Bryce,
who was introduced at the African church few even
ings ago, being "of New York city," and who, ac-
cording to his own statements, IL one of the ogWlS
Of the opponents of Democracy. This last riablf
work Of "John" is on emphatic certificate, that HE
does not bn'ere that JOHN F. HALE is or ever was
member of the American Organization" This
same gentleman stated in his African church speech
that hero were several d!Ferunt secret organizations
in his section, known by different Names all having
the same object in vicw Now, il j. =. Hale is not
member of tic american Organization" Of which
this certfer does not Secm certail pruhably he Is u
member of some of those other several "orguni-
zations," known by other name tlnn that of nc
American Organization"
We have too high an opinion Of virginians to en-
terain any fears that they will be influenced by any
Northern man who has been either sent or retained
here to promote self.stylod Americauism!
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-04-20
Z ~ w II. TT
MR.. THOMAS y. WEIGH, OF MaUISO.:

|
This gentleman has been a candidate o! the DEM
crat party for months in the Qr,1ye Senatorial
district. He is well known IN this section 0 III, State
for strict integrity, steady aud business bEJ:, sg,
practical intellect, aud high toned, chlvG.,c-. s",'
Since Mr.. Wclch has occupied his present position
before the people of this district, hs hsS 6"pCrt.G
himself in every way highly c"mlnrndahc-igeqEc0r-
" declaring that il he not ~" choice 81 ~
PARTY, aud they would indicate Il in :g:'-iarfggy
manner, he would Withdraw in favor "i he "cr' i..J
| his party might select. The Democracy '.:@ig 80
| move 10 bring nut another candidate. Honc"t .tg.
Wc!ch and his friends concluded that e Wa a-rrr'a-
BILE and he continues the ogIy cand.dria :" TIE Ipr
cratic party. Mr. Wc!ch bnS h"rD ClwGya a, .is. !:
opposed 10 the Know. .NO:hi.s yG,., unI !Atre;.r3
the violent opposition oi TINT party him, ard :rs
great anxiety defeat him by hook or >" cr."i,.'
Now lei the Democracy oi this !IsCc. a"c warning.
They have inaoriy ut from slx - uine hundred.
and much rrdtascm will be used, and many s.c.-.
devices adopted, 10 defeat thnt majority.
Tho Know No.hings Gre nt their midnight wort n
this district and beg leave 10 cRGt:0T the DgNn,-
racy against their tricks and underground mactIrG.-
ism One oi their objects evident! il tn hnvc :. can-
ddate in III. field who. by hi- friendly iut Ir@i.ro.e
professions for the Stanton nominees may s""nrc ?
part of the Democratic vote and thereby. v.ii no
Know Nothing vote, overcome the large Democratic
minority in this district.
Look out for t;ck< nf ali kinds and to secure
triumph in defiance %! trm and their willy OTEi:snrs,
the Democracy should have but ohjcc; IN v'.v
from now ill the election, VIZ c"nstani, rpbTgIuC
concentration upon their candidate, Mr. WslCh. 1t
this be so md the Know Nutlngs, with :G-ir '.;.tJ
and candidate, whoever be may be, Lui cuG'. -
dupciiv, will BE- thrown brCI hv t!c strong c!g VI
Democracy from the vanparfi erected ard c.ise':..
ted by fathers To political liberty religious tG, .7-
ton, and equal rights, upon which now the "cw!;
organized lrgiOns are pressing with suca Wild E:.-
reckless spirit. Union is the only ground Il fG!,'T
Concentration Of the Democracy on Nel"h '.cC:-a
the victory beyond doubt; n di' sion wi:i s@t:y
result i'll defeat. URhEu2-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-04-20
"A,IERICANS SHALL RULE AMERICA

| This is the deceptive cry Of Know Nothing organs
and orators who would indace the i'il.c impression
TINT Americans 10 n0t nor rule America. In the
language of the Montgomery tila.j Advertiser, what
would be the impression Of stranger visiting our
country at this period derived from the know-Not'-
ing press the KnowNothnSs in the Legislatures and
the uls of Congress, and from the topics Of conver-
sation in the hotels the steam boats, rail road cars
and in tho strcos! Whatever else might grcot h!s
ears and impress his mind, he could not for the life
Of him resist the conviction TINT Americans had
oes.ed 10 rule An,crca-that foreign invasion had
changed the office holders md the Lawmakers ana
that from Maine to Mexico from the Lakes To the
Gulf and the Atlantic to the Pacific, the natlvea were
struggling 10 regain power ana place. Amerlc"is
.haN rule American !-Americans thoroughly lnDucd
with the true spirit Of NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. THOR
ourhlv taucht in the great ndestructibe principles
,f tbe F,d.ral Observation-Disclosures fully com
prehendinr the end cope and beneficial tendency ol
,rr noitcul systc,n-convcrsant with the teachings
of WasLington Jefferson, Madison, Monroe Jackson,
&c. and r"ady to defend and Perpe'ua'c ''e''' !" ~"
face of all Neutrality-suspicious. we say, VINO 'eel
able to regulate the Foreign ana I"tho"c e'ceu'' VI
the country without distr0Hra'S'a'@ and PF'S'TR'""
fran, office Sh0!t rue fMt'""' ot'' hoiS
o your ntoernnt bigols or sectional aSitators-nHne
Of your po!locss Gardncrs, Mctcalfs Wilson's, Sew
orIs Durkee., Iarlons Trumbulls, nor your preach
pr roliticians like the three thousand in Aassaehu'
se;,s protesting against the Nebrnskaknnsns BILL
41cricaas shall rpl. .mtjrG! but not ouch Us CON-
p,ised the Know-No,hing. Free>"il' Ahti-o.aVery
Legislatures Of Pennsylvania Massachusetts "lc"''
eup, Maine. Connecticut and Rhode lsiah'' WHOSE
glory seemed to be to pass acts nuIitylng Federal
law vital To the perpetuity Of the oni" ana oE IN
,tructions TO their members OF Congrcsse9uy rs oo
nox;ous 70 the South. Americans secH rHte AHer'cd'
but none of your intensely sectional and i"nacai
men who can disgrace and beggarc' s. Commission
ers for doing their simple day under the ConS'itu-
,ion and who can delegate Inqusitors to visit Fe-
male Schools and treat the teachers and The young
fannie students-sick as well as others-n the most
r,de upcouth and shameful manner. Americans shetf
,,,e toerico! but none of your new order @ poitl-
clans. who are willing TO ignore the sssvery ques-
tiop"-tho only important transceHaeh' queshon IN
tho country in order to effect national organization
70 supplant party whose every principle and action
ore truly conservative and commend 1t to the ma
tional men of every section.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-04-20
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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-04-20
DIR. ARCHIBALD GRAHAM.

We have lust letter from DR.. Graham,
President of the Board Of Public Works, 10 friend
in this city i'll which he announc,s his determination
not to DC candidate for TO election and consequent
ly, not 10 allow his name to be presented the Com
vention which meets in charlottesville on Thursday
next ito-morrowl for the purpose of making nom.-
nation. This announcement will be received by
meny Democrats in the District Twill! unaffected re-
greet, they had fondy hoped to sec the services Of
faithful capable and energetic public servant suits
bly, rewarded by triumphant reelection. The rea-
sons which have influenced the Doctor in coming to
this determinations we do not know. We presume,
however, that, devoted he has been, for the last
two years, in promoting the varied interests of the
State committed TO his guardianship, in conjunction
with his colleagues his private affairs have been ne
cesshrily neglected, and that they require OF his
perunsl attention than lie H. at present, able 10 be
stow upon them. Whatever may be the cause Of his
retirement the Democracy and all the friends OF in
terun Improvement in his district, will part with him
win much reluctance, und are sure they will
heartily unite with in the wish that his future may
be bright and prosperous.
DIR. Graham has been very useful member OF the
Board of Public Works. To liberal, comprehensive
views, and practical intellect, he has united m in
domltable and sleepless energy, qualities admirably
adapted to tho successful discharge Of the responsible
duties devolving upon him. Onr Of his latest official
acts should have entitled him TO nomination and n
reelection: nude to negotiation which he recent
y made in New York, in time ofsevcre money pressure
and great depreciation Of securities, by which means
have been obtained upon very advantageous tcrns, fol
the vigorous prosecution of public work., which
had been almost suspended for the want Of funds. Th
is "a feather in his cap Of which he should alway- b.
proud and one of his official acts for which grntc
:ul and appreciativc constituency would. doubtless
have properly rewarded him had he consented again
to bc candidate for their surnges. The Doctor was
true to his country and his party, strictly conscicn
,ious, and prompt and efficient in the discharge oi
his laborous duties. His will be fortunate
indeed If his record bo blamecss md creditable
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-04-20
HECKLER, THE WONDERFUL,

It's we'll known that Mr. Paton,in his great speech,
lauded TO the skies letter Of Valentine Heckler
oreigll.born citizen whose great merit is that h
viliicd his countrymen, in his new Know Moth
ing garo. lIecker is now the tool of the Know-Noth
ings in running down the Germans. In 1852 he th'
tool OF the Scott Wings nor kn0m Nothngs in cnj"l
ng these same German and other adopted citizens into
the Wing trap. The following i9 III cxac, copy Of {
hand-b, circulated in this city on the day of tho
Presidential election in 1852. In what q beautiful
light the managers of lIcckler, at that time Whg'
and now Know-Nothings, are placed by the publica
ton Of the following!
FOREIGN VOTERS, READ THIS BEFORE vO-
TING!
RICHMOND, Oct. 2lst, 1852
Maj. Gen. Winfield Scott, Sir: Are yuu in favor OF
the present Naturalization Laws or mott
Pleasr TO answer before the election.
have the honor to remain
Your most obe,!icnt servant,
EALEN me llECkLER.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-04-20
For The Ehqu'rer
SDDOMITES.

Know -No,hngs, in one important sense are
Sodom,ies la the 18th Chapter cf Gene-s, 9Th verse,
we rehd -
"!,nd they saii stand back, and they said agaia,
This one tilom came in 20 sOourn md b. will needs
be a judge; now will we deal worse with thee than
ith them and they pressed sore upon the man, ersn
Lot. and came near to break the door."-See the
chapter
just as these Sodomites treated Lot, so would the
"Americnns." as they call themselves, treat Gods
people who come from other parts Of lis dominion
10 dwell among uf, md TO enjoy the privilege OF
worshiping him according the dictates nf free con-
science, having, until the rise Of Know Nothngism
''nOne TO make them nfratd.'
Sodomites is u much more characteristic name for
these dark workers Of iniquity, than "Americans;'
and so ought they TO be designated and known,
throughout the length and breadth of the land whose
liberties they conspre to subvert. The true seed OF
true American cannot but abhor them.
am an American of Americans for -four genera
tons, and pray God, for hsrgheousuess sake TO de-
feat the Council Of the Sodom.es.
a VIRGINIA PROTESTANT.