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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-16

n EORGE COOK, AuCTI0SEyR.- SipUsiHDt FUR~
" niiure cutlery, stationery, kc., at %.ore No. no
Gresnwch street, between Dey end Csrtlandt 0iIs6k
COON vl sell NJ above, a. 1Os o'clock A. W. y NOR
Tow general assortment Of furniture, housekeeping
war~, desks Ne slso loo bottles writing nk, scaling
-wax. blank boot stationery sftcIes sae pefempt0ry
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-16

TIMED STATES STEAMSHIP COMPANY -FOR IA.
" vnna and New Orleans On Wednesday, JauuAry
II, at O'Clock r. NJ from pier foot o. Warren street
North river, the well known aud tAyorits hip
CRESCENT CITY, Captain John MeGowan. Passage can
be secured at the Company ONCE Freight Ia New Or
kabs, 20 cents per cubic foot shippers vii b. supplied
with blank bills Of adng Of ths form signed by the
Company on application at their office. No other forms
sened ana no bills Of adng will he az nei after tho
hour Of sailing For freight passag. apply at the
Office Of the Company, III West street ~ War
NJ. u. ROBERTS.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-16

NEw YORK And INV ORLEANS STEAMSHIP cont
~ pany.--ior New Orleans, stopping A. Hayass ear
rying "a. ned States mail The atssm ,ilp CAhAWBA,
W sbufsdty ctuGoan1ef viii Eail !or the above ports
an TbgrEdsy, January ~ al IL Ocior from pier loo,
OF Bach street North river Freight Tor the Interior aud
for Mobile confined to agents IN S-s Orleans,
"Jamss Connolly Co.. all te Forwarded IRE. ~
mssiCn. Passengers for Havana must procufs pass.
ports before leaving port hor freight AfaaEo apyy
% LIVINGSTON, CEDtHEEOs A 90. Agent, - Broad
way. ". Is The biHes Warrior, ,. - iiullock
der viii suces-i tho dahauba and soil frcay February
Bls 81 Aang must - sent IN for sglaing the
ming previous a. tic ship a. Ing.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-16

4 SITUATION wANrED--BY A REsPESTAlIE
~ young girl, ns chambrrnaii and waiter, or would
be willing do the h uso~ork at small private family
City reference IL required. Has 90 obseto 10 60
short distMncs In the county. Can be- for two
days at - Warren street bct.sen smith aud Hoyt
streets, Brooklyp.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-10

ASSOCIATION Of men no. accuftoned to act together
who came together tonewhst Reluctantly aud who
bad DO proper organization, it has done wonders. II
tn ads clofely the heels Of Navsts, who have bad
the advantages Of more perfect orgaoiz alton than
any other Of the parties II X able 10 DO
without the ordinary party helps, what might it have
done AID what mas il do hereafter with tn n II IL
folly to endesvOr to keep these considerations out Of
sight. The Republican patty Is tie only successor Of
tbe Free.soi petty of this ate-rnany OF the leaders
of that party having strunk from 40 lying TO he ques
tons Of the day tre principles thov profsssed
zeslously. We do not pretend 10 foreeee Eha' par.
tculsr shape parties will take in the approaching
con eft fo Il Presidency b1t we do no. perc-iv any
way by which politici ms viii be able to avoid the
the Slavery question ths dividing liae between
partes. The Administrator party hss announced lis
int niion to make il so an great part Of the aiver.
ssrits the Adunstrs ion quite willing to place
the competition for the Presidency on tIat issue"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-10
LATEST ELECTION RETURNS
CITY OFFICERS.

The returns received at the clerks Office yesterday
were decidedly against the Know.Nothings, and one
by one their victories melted away until JOS. Taylor
for street commissioner stood solitary and alone, the
only prominent officer of their faith certainly elected
CoyTRoLLER-The latest returns show that Mr..
Flsgg is probably elected. From close calculation
we find that he IL i67 ahead Of Mr.. Giles. with the
V,h district of the Twentieth ward yet to be heard
from.
County cLERK-Mr. Connolly leads Beatty, X. N,
1896 votes with five districts yet TO be heard from,
in which LIE will in all probability get handsome
msjorities.
SuER1rF.-Tbe X. Ne have also lost this Office,
Mr. Willet' Soft and Reform leading Toone 1881
votes, with four Democratic districts to be heard
from.
COMMISSIONER OF REPAIRS AND sUPPLIEs.-Mr.
Selah s elected to this Office. His vote over South
worth, tie X. n. candidate, is 3,7l4, with five dis
tric's not yet in.
STREET COMMISSIONER Joseph S. Taylor, ~,
il The successful candidate for this Office Harry
Howard falls short Of Tayloy's figures 3,OG2 votes.
Five districts have yet to be heard from.
COUNSEL TO TIE coRpoRAIIoN.-For this Office a'so
the Uindoos must try again. This time Mr.. Lorenz)
b. Sheppard heads Glover ,lOO with fair pr'sPec'
of further plurality from the five ab'ent districts
CITY INSPECTOR Its not pos lively certain tas'
Morton X. N, is elected, but most probably he IT,
Board OF CouxcILMEy.-The following names
complete the LIST published on Thursday of members
elected:
Dist vI............. Jane, Reilly, SET ,
Diet. XII. Geo. Mckinley, Hnrd.
Dist. LX...........Is Isaac A. Hopper, FAig.
lin our list of Thursday, Baxter Of the LNth
district shou d have been marke X. n AID Sterling
Of the LViItb Wing ard Il. n
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-10

We received priva'e dispAch from Albany las evening
rsrg hs The ErsHiHq oVrnI bad issued tickets vi fre
ton Mig and Abilah Manns left of We thought Of
eontau tbs mfr alton but upon reh otion
reu ed that enough bad srsy been said TO convince any
not aresjy joined to bis idols" Of hypocsy sad
uvuousnes OF the Fusion leaders The fact shp that The
kTub leaders coos fer their prospects desperate and tn
sy are ~iing to sacrifice Democrats the N
cant be 'PGIed. LooSpoTt Courier,6t
This atrocious fal.ehood was circulated by tele-
sph all over the State TO- the purpose Of dishacHng
and defeating the Republican parry. The Express
bad this same "preate Dispatch snd printed it con-
'Picuously on Monday evening. 1t wss promptly
ccptrsdicted on the best suthonty-snd no ooe has
even attempted 10 sustain it. Yet its uterars have
never recalled nor 10 any manner contradcted it, AID
there doubtless thousands who, having seen 1t
asserted aud never contrsdicteS, believe it, Can
power thus achieved truly p-od, It's Possessor'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-10
CURE OFINTEAPERANCE.

u - J. ss:t,s q ne" Asli.m fer LuSnG'a.
L tte !ou propose !oE the procurement and sup
pc. Of 81 Asylozo there is one great fault. The mo
tvss Urged jus. ard powerful bat the means sug-
ss.,5d se entirely inadequate to The work to be per
fo,msi II or population e Elk hundred and fhy
ou,an; there are not les than ten thousand drunk
Adj OF these .. less, Eve ho7sani $40 dunk every
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-10

MARYLAND. -The American party has carried
nearly all the counties in the State. The exceptions
are a few Of the southwestern counties, whose
population is in good part American Catholic
descendants of Lord Bsltimsre's pioneers. OF the
six Members of Congress just elected, five are
Know Nothings and one Anti knOw-Nothing Wing
The Legislature will be at least three to one
Know. Nothinp
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-10

TIE EeeHing Post does no: agree with those
Who consider our late election disastrous to the
republican party II says:
A. Ite Journal Of Commerce exults that at least one
Ssrsbe object has been effected the defsat OF that
ga, serous faction, the Republican party. II is not
while to shut our eyes TO the truth Of the after.
-'P'OVisston, 40 extempore affair, spontaneous
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-10
Jersey ELECTION.

HUDSON COUNTY, UHcldLJ
The Hudson county Board OF Chosen Ffeeho'der'
met at the county clerks office in Bergen yesterday
al csnvsssed the woes cas-, at the election on Tues
dsy last The vote is as follows:
For SHERIFF.-Jssper Garret:on, wing arc ho row.
Noting received in jersey City, Frs wa q, 40oi
See ord usrt, 326, Third ward, 5isi Fou,ti ga'd,
$40 Total 10 jersey CITY, l,5s9. In Hlboken fi-st
ward no. Second ward IS; Third ward, 81: I0tal
in Uohokeu $780, In the CITY of Ito son, 1866 In Bar
GER, sos, in North Bergen 17s; il Harrison, a. To-
tai in the county {. 69l. There opposing can-
Gda'e Eight scsfe ing votes we're casts
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Total ...-.s,71f ll,325 l5,Oil f'f'
-. lam n

In tie above tables tie Republican vote is In SOW
eral instances mixed III scattering None OF the
tab'ts are really fall; those for clerk, corporation
counsel sheig street commissioner, and commits
sor or of repairs and supplies lacking each FIRE dis
tricts; while those for controller AMI city Inspector
lsck ebout thirty districts.
This defect is in a measure remedied in the foli)w-
ing tables, which we have copied from those kept in
the county clerk office
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-10
THE STATE.

We have report By Telegraph from Albsoy
that it is pretty well ascert,ined tbst the K n 3
Will be able to control majority Of either branch
of our new Legislature. We place little reliance
on il.
CHENANGO Co IComp'ee.l
TITO, Friday, Nsy. ?, l-5J.
kirg 100 msjori'y over Hesdley.
OISEG0 CO.-CosPLETE.
Hath, 80; hing 2,i35, Hsad!ey, l,'a6; Wni
4Cs.
TOMPKINS CO.
Ths Know-No,hng ms srity is less than We had il
private 'et.er We have Just ssys not more than
300 Better cal i, go. We dob: the elsctioa
Gillette conceded OF thsi: Senator il ihis Distct-
Serecs, Tonpkps and Yates.
OSWEGO.
We yesterday sS:in ,.ed the Republican n.joiisy AZ
200 l. Ibis County Subsequea' -et-r0s sto siog tbs,
tie contest is between the Republicans snd the Know
N.biugs N the Ststs alter tho complexion OF things
herp. We thirk KiJg's m,c,iy ir tbs county ove.
H. ac Iey will -esch 900
Tts H.. 0. Robiaaea q slec,ei 10 .hs As,1oly "a
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-10
THE LATEST NEWS.
RECEIVED BY
MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.
WISCONSIN ELECTION.
MILWAUKEE,. Friday, N

MILWAUKEE,, Friday, Nov. Q, 1855.
The result Of our election On the State ticket lie
sill in doubt tie vote being very coie. The ssnae
stands "A Republicans and Il Democrats, and the AS
stmby 80 Democrats and 80 Republicans as far as
reported.
GALFSA, Friday, Nov, 9, 1855.
The returns thus far received from western Wscon-
sin show triflug majority fo1 BsshfOrd, Republic N,
for governor.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-10

- Native American objects to calling the koo v
NOtbings American" because, he forcibiy urges,
heir distinctive views are Thoroughly ami. American.
That is in substance, just good reason 70 n y
giving the name Democratic 10 those sho c. = n
t. What we have 70 DO is 20 teach people 10 box
BEHIND names 10 cssepti 81 things.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-10
EXPLOSION OF A PROPELLER-EIGHr
LIVES LOST.

TIIUdJ,
Tie propeller Finley, Capt Langley, burst Der b,ier
vote day ornng off Port Stanley c. w. Tue after
portion Of the yesse was bl)sn away, and she "a X
immediately in ten fsthoms Of water Seven men aud
one woman were lost Fifteen saved themselves by
cJic prg TO portions of the wreck until taken of by
scboontr. Ire steamer Cleveland brough. then TO
por4 Pobipson M r,ichf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-10

The Hon. HARN,S S. CoSGER has removed from
Cotandvile n. Y to gainesville, Wise. III. Con.
Cr represented the district composed of Cortland and
Csyugs Counties in the XXNth sOd also in the
AXXht Congress with ability aud fidelity. The Bar
Ind The Republican party Of Wisconsin will find him
90 scoui,itiop
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-10

We learn that the executive board Of the university
Of Rochester have recently appointed Henry Fowler
tiers uron bis duties at the besinriog Of the SUNNI r
Term. Albany Register
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-10
SAILING OF THE L. S. sHIP ST. LOUIS.

FHILADLLFHIA, Friday, NOV. 3, loo.
Tie United States sloop ofwar s.. Louis, Capt.
livingston sailed this morning for the cois of Africa
She took out Capt. Ward, ordered to command the
jamestown, the hsg ship Of the squadron, and Capt.
NJ blair ordered 10 tie Dale.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-10

MASSACHUSETTS, -- The following is the complies
vote of the Xh District of Massachusetts for Congress
men. 10 fiji the vacsncy occssOned by the resignation
Of Henry Morris: ster Republican, 1915 Chatfee,
I'm, 47n; Dickinson, Straight Wing, 1913; Gibson,
Dem 1855. Piuroli'y for C. c. ChaGee, 367
Returns from all the towns in the State except Ms
hspt, foot:
GeriDe~........5l,7 $50 Beach. ......... "a 99l
Rock well. ..... 3G777 Wa'ley.........H i6s
GsIdDcr's plurality over Rockwell ..l4953
Majority against Gardner .............34, $500
The Senate viii probably stand-Know' No'hings,
%; Republicans Q; Democrats .; and the House
resrly ss follows: Kno v-NothiDgs 1888; Republicans
So Wings and Liberals 81; Democrats 3d.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-10
THE AFRICA AT HALIFAX.

HALIFAx, Friday, Nov. 9, 1850.
The Cunard steamer Africa arrived here at ~
o'clock from Boston, and sailed again at o'clock
this afternoon for Liverpool.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-10
THE ASSEMBLY.


THE ASSEMBLY.
Tie Netcork Daily Advertiser gives the following
a. the list Of the members elect to the House:
atlantic Col, David Frsubes.
Bergen Col, G. L. Densresti q 7. V. Dena.
Br,lae,on Co-l, Richard Jones' ., Elisha
G.un, 3, Wm. McCollom 4, William Parry; s.,
Edrard Bartlett.
Su iib:' 3. John Z. H.rker'
Care Nag Col, Downs Eimouds.'
Cumberland Col, John +. keen;t ., jams d.
W.nsr
mans g. yoseph r. Hopping 4. W. s BdidriR :;
SD Z Bs.bgate; G, George H. Doremus; 7, Nete-
Riak Perry :, HT2iam X. Mcdonald O. Jlmes A.
Gioaeestrr Co Il, J. b Abortion; ? j. B. Tom
in.
H.aterJog Col, William Sergeant; 2, John ".
yoorh!. }, Jessph y. Wileyer; 4, J. z. R't.en-
bousP
Hri.oa Co-l, James T. Hatfield; ?, Jotn D.
Meyc.r Co, G. K. Cook ., A. Duicaer; ,, sam
ue w OBEY.
MjdltiE Co John T. Jeakias. ., Amos Robbins;
?, wv HufcktsoH.
Mormeutt Col Jacob Herbert ?, John Bari
cio 3 He1ry f. Lefetis ;, ssuu 8eers.
Nor7ii Col. Hn. ~ Muokmo'e; ;. Edr1rd
Hor-cR 2, A'nold Carr; T. Daniel Bodd.
Oc.an Col, H'Hd0m f BrorH.
Pqssaic Col, Buckley ., j. Schoonnakeri
2 p. II Writneor
Sonps.i Col, L. W. Scholnp; 2, JOHN 5. Hodg-
lq-d.
Swasr Col, D. D. Gould 2, William Smith 3,
John " Opdyse.
J. G.. ". BesttY.
Democrats. 81; Wings 10; Aueric ans, .; Temper.
a:oe, /. Wings II Ita :; Democrats IN Roman
-Aue.icsrsi Temperance.
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DI5TRIcI Ill.
Total. ........572

SteILen TeIJune Ind. DEM received g yotes, an
Of which were cast in the CITY OF Hudsou.
CoRosIRs Beth mel n. Crane received Sj7 yotesi
Abraham Spear, 5e7; George w. Gardner, 97s;
Earl Sipple, SAL Gs'ret Van Mater, IA; Ptte-
n. Hors'ey. 200 a. d John A Ryerson (Fho did not
accept the nominsii ~ 800 votes The three highest
are tiec,ed Van Mater is Democrat aud he Others
ere Whigs Tots vote in the county, J,4O9, besides
10 ffiecied ballots
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-10

Watch and zee how many Of our Northern cham
pobs of the Union wlreproye this Hospur for threat
enir to dissolve it unless the North shall succumb 10
the Slavery Ext. nsionts. See if they don't blame ne.
who Co lot threaten dis1nion and screen those who
boldly 90.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-10

10 tie Edi~ Of Then. y. Tribune
Sir: Please grant me space to negative the as'sr'
,iv the assertion Of Oss who knows' that have aided
and .be,te the Hndoo This serious denial may give
piausncy to your correspondence oke with th'' who kno"
The partil s." ). II. NLu1H.
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LAWS OF NEWSPAPERS. W

Subscribers who do not give express
notice To the contrary. are considered as
wishing To continne their sub.cririions.
If subscribers order the discontinnanc.
OF their papers the Publisher can continue
To send the" until all arrenrages are paid
3. 1t subscribers neglect or refrs, to take
their pHpers from the office tn which thev
are directed. they "r" held responsible until
thev s.ttle their bill, and order the per
discontinued.
4. If any subscriber remove to another
place without informing the publisher. and
Fne paper is sent To the former direction
they are held responsible.
5. The Courts lave decided thnt refusing
to take newspaper from the office. or re.
noving and 'eaving it uncallcd for. is prima
fdrea evidence of Intentional fraud
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1855-03-14
Extensive Fires.

The woods around our village have
been on fire for several DAYS, and much
damage la. leen done. Tho dwell.
Ing of Mr.. W. K. Hood has been burnt,
and with it lie lost almost al! his fur.
uiture. &c.
We ar" also panied to lean ,ha, Or.
Crawforcrs barn has been consumed. anil
nearly 500 bushels of corn. Much fem
cling of number Of our farmers has
been deSnoyed.
BY the papers we learn that large
amount of property has been DESTROYED
in R;clland, Lexington and Charleston
districts. Eighty bales Of cotton were
burnt "n the cars, few miles from
Charleston. he fire ut one time threat.
ened the village Of Lexington.
We also learn that considerable dan..
age has b.en done to the Charlotte
Railroad. 1t was expected that the car,
would be unable to run, until the road
could be repaired.
We learn from the Winnshoro' Req,
lister, that fire occurred in that town
on Friday last, which destroyed the
dwelling and out buildings, belonging
to Mai. James Elliott.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1855-03-14
THE LANCASTER LEDGER.

Constitution itself, that instrument, which
IN the plainrst terms securs to individuals
the right to enjoy their own opinions on
religious Subjects. The constitution en-
Phai'cally says, that Congress shall make
no law respecting mn establishment oi re-
l'g'on, or prohibiting The free exercise
thereof" and further No religious test
shall evere lie required as qualification
/" any ~hicv vi public iiust u#dv: ;h.,
United States" In this respect then we
do not Ike the Know Nolhings. Any
measure which conflicts with the laws of
Government, should he not only opposed
10y the people, but should receive a laupi.
b!e mark Of their disapprobation.
We Object to tie Know No,hinrs fur.
ther, because they desire the persecution
OF foreigners so it would seem (l) y
What have the foreigners done Beraus,
We are Prosperous, because we are the
greatest nation "n the Globe, must we .,e
arrogant? Wheu the poor foreigner lands
on sur soil to seek fs food, food which
he could not find in j. own country, mus,
we like Ste hen Grard served some of his
kindred, send them backl Let not such
be said OF tie citizens Of the United States
OF America. But again-Let US look a,
the past and see if We are under no obi
cations to foreigners. Have we forgotten
s,;cl' men MS Laia! cite, lalaski, Kosiusko O.,
Steaben-hare we forgotten the Lra,.
Baron Dckalb who tell ll.ediuc in rle
cause of Liberty for America? five have.
all hich need he said is, we are nm un.
grateful people.
lhe Southern press seem to think this
new order will not lie So successful a, ,Lu
South. Circumstances already show tha,
they have in many Southern towns me,
with unprecedented success. Even in our
own State they are strong. In Charles.
ton, we are told they number thousands.
ihey will continue to triumph, they aIrea.
dy have sweptevery thin before them B u,
the great triumph is yet to come off; wait
until the next Presidential election. W.
nave no claim to prophecy if they do no,
elect tl.eir man 10y an ovcrw helmiup ma.
jority.
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lie was for long lime Vicar. General u
Bishop Finget; Rc,t,rol ST. Josephs Col.
lege near Bnrdst"wn, and President of The
Nazareth Female Institute Of XIV. OF
these we'll known educational establish
meats, he may lie 'nsilered almost the
founder and father. lie WAS consecrate,l
Bishop H Charleston, ut Cinrinnatti, in
March, 1874. and entered upon his epis.
eoral duties in the April following.
The beautiful Cathedral in Charles ,on
was. commenced aud finished under his
directions.
The Barnwell Senfnfl informs us Of
the death of Major Lewis O'Bannon. who
died in that village two weeks ago. lie
Was in the 6ard year of'hi. age.
The Columbia Times gives us the in
formation Of the death Of Mr.. David Gail
lard. a prominent citizen Fairfield Dist.
Mr. Gaillard. few hours before his death,
appeared TO be in the enjoyment of excel.
lent health.
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The Know N6things.

North and South, East and West, from
the Sea Board to the Mointains, we he !,
Of the power and influence of this new
order.
MYSTERY lends n charm.' and the SO.
rIe''v attached to the actions and doinrs
of the kow Nothing<, gives them an i'm.
p"r'nnce never before possessed bv anv
organization, secret cr otherwise. We
cannot say this Importance is exaggerated.
Their success in the general elections
throughout the country, ahunlan,ly con-
firm The belief, that they can accomplish,
almost any measure they wish. On the
outside Of this paper, viii be found an ur.
ticle from the Louisville Democrat. i,lrn,;.
flying them with the Old Wing Party,
this is merely aspeculative i'iea-the a. 4
is, those out of the pale of the society, are
entirely ignorant as to who or what the,
are. One thing we do know, they cheri,I,
the most hostile animosity towards for.
''2"e'S' a"" '"e N"n"h Cath"''c Church.
"'"e' 'n'"g we MINK we can with safe
" "SSe''' ''es are III '"'"r "f temperance
r'':'P''S I've result o' lie Northern
'''''''' ''''''' '''S oe''e'
To us NJ the South, the question Of the
most paramount ''np"r'"l'ce IS Are they
III '"'"r I" oPl"~ed 10 Abol't'"niSm E
we are assured by those who are eonnec
'ed WIN 'he'"' ina. 'hey are opposed to
any measures which would interfere with
Tue institution OF slavery in other words,
.hey are opposed To AhoI'Iionism IN toto.
some "f the papers in th'" State wli"l'
we e"uld name are IN favor OF this new
order The m'J'''y however are opposed
70 '"em' FOR our part we can hardly
express an opinion: we like the Know
No'n'ng'' and we do not like them; this
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The Chester Standard.

The pr"prieiors e this Journal have
heretofore very kindly sent us their daily
Issue, f"r which favor we feel grateful
OF late th y have substituted the weekly.
We have no right TO complain, but we
don't feel exactly pleased about it. Had
The" have sent us the lri.weekly in place,
we would not now say one word. Tn.
Courier, Mercury, News, Columbia Times,
all send us their tri weekly and that
sterling Journal, the Carolinan, favor us
with their daily.
The STANDARD can act its own pleasure,
but If it cannot afford ,o supply us with
the tri-weekly, We care not to have the
weekly.