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FORWARDS CHOLERA DROPS-I

i sure and inacsept remedy for Dissrhes. dyssn-
tsry, summer eompl siut and ehol~ra; Tor sale BY
4. BoDEKEA DssQsisf.
jyI0 No. 10 Main &.
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GUANO, GUANO.-A full supply of
~ genuine No. Peruvian Guano, branded "A"
by the Baltimore inspector, and warranted of very
jY Is 8. McGRUDERS SONS
ZAP 1T AL $50, 00.-COMMERCIAI.
~ SAVINGS BANK.-Ofhce at the store of
Quarles l. Brooke, on 18th street
Depositorsin this institution will receive six per
cent on hll sums remaining on deposite six month.
or longer, and five per cent, for shorter time.
VIM. q. PAINE, President.
r fv
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| IRON TURNING LATHES.-We in
Il vlte the particular attention of maohinists and
| Manufacturers to a superior article of ENGINE
| LATHE. with patent Improved Tool Elevator. Call
and see it at No. q Pearl street.
| " 14-tF SMITH ROBERTS
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nANVILLE REPUBLT c AN! DAN.

nANVILLE REPUBLI C AN! DAN
- VILE REPUBLICAN, [ call the attention
OF the public to this most valuable paper Frum it's
large and rapidly increasing circulation and the re-.
sion through which it circulstes, make it medium
Tor advertising not to be surpassed any journal in
the state Ii s found in the hands of nearly every
planter merchant and mechanic in the Southside Of
Virginia and in North Carolina 1t bids fair before
the expiration of to be ahead of all &C
Ii 10 conducted upon the liberal principles but
maintaining it's own with frmness. Persons wish.
ing to subscribe will leave their names and those
wishing to advertise will leave them at my Office.
where they will be attended to with promptnes,
EDGAR MACON, Agent
Metropolitan Hall
N. BIO Country Papers wishing Agents in this
city, l offer my services jy 2n-2.w6w
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NAILS.-I500 kegs Old Dominion and
~ other good brands of Nails all szss for sale by
9-ts TINSLEY TARDY co
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IKEA Eh BAhGAINS THAN EVEK
StIt 10 fact worth believing that If you call at
0odsmit's cheap store you find great many
new, cheap aad pretty goods, which you can buy o.
him cheaper than be had in the city. his stock
Of Lmbr, ideries s very large. and he has reduced
the prices 80 much that will enable all that are in
want to supply themselves In Hosiery you can find
a complete Apartment for ladies' gents and children
at astonishing low prices Fans Mitts, Gloves Trim
ming Ribbons, Port Monies, Leather Belts and nu
msrous Fancy Goods can be bought of him very
cheap. Flsnnei, Cassneta. Lindseys Blank ets Cot
tons. Mennoes. ShAwls, Caiicoes and other goods
suitable for the Fall and Winter, will be closed
At and below cost to make room for other goods In
his line. q. GOLDSMITH,
~ IA 205 Broad ct
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CHAS. II. LANGLEY, Tin and Sheet
~ Iron Manufacturer, 18th street, between Main
and Cary, Richmond, Va.
GAS FITTING AND FIXTURES,
steam Pipes for Churches Public Buildings &C.,
Metallic Roofing, Gut eripg and Spouting, put
up in any part of the city or country.
WE'LL AND GARDEN PUMPS FOR SALE
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! ATEST MAIL Ne WIS.
correspondence. OF the Dispatch

S,orm-Cdse of John l.. Wheeler's
S ny M7reme.t IF Steamers. The Camp
I'm accident Literary Re onion -
.,,,oy Sellers, &c
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REFRIGERATORS, Larrabee's patent;
~ Wood case Water Coolers; Ice Chests, different
sizss; Metal Case Coolers, handsomely decorated:
Double Water Pitchers: Shower Baths, Sponge and
BULKLEY d co g,
jy 20 House Fu-nishers 1877 Main at
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y E < K IS CORDIAL BITTERS. OR
~ MORNING REGULATOR-An innocent, re.
freshing exhiarating and delicious Beverage pro-
gece loss Of appetite, lowness of spirts dyspep
and ell affections of the stomach and bowels arising
from whatever cause-imparting to the whole syt-
tenn renewed strength and viRor For sale by
BENNETT BEERS,
fe 2l-dlYn Sole Agents
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limited STATES HOTEL, MAIN
- STREET, RICHMOND. VA-FARE RE.
DUCED TO 81 % DAY.-The undersigned. for
me ily proprietor of the Fountain Hotel, Baltimore
and Coz ress Hall Philadelphia, would respectfully
irforn his friends and the travelling public that be
This house ia now in complete order, and will com.
pare fsvorably in every respect with any other Hotel
in the city-the location being convenient to bust
and the different Depots the rooms large airy
and we'll furnished In short 1t is the most pleasant
Summer house in the city of Richmond.
All the proprietor asks is a trial. sa--s
COACHES will be in attendance at the variou, De.
pots and Steamboat Landings, to convey passengers
to the Hotel.
Convenient Stsbling for Horses attached 70 the
Hotel. jy l9-a6t P. TAU RSTON.
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PRICES REDUCED.
RICHMOND EXCELSIOR WORKS.
CORNER OF SEVENTH AND MAIN SIS
Vie subscriber takes pleasure in announs
\ cling to the public thst his PLANNING and SAW
MILL is now in complete order
Having recently incurred expense of several hun
drea dollars In refttlng and perfecng his Machinery
or Flaming, Saving and Ton gueing and Growing all
kinds of Boards and Plank, he is now enabled to ex.
esute superior work, at greatly reduced prices
call from those In want respectfully solicited
de 9-ts WILLIAM FORBES.
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) A TCOST! AT COST !!-DW GOODS
IA AND CLOTHING Intending to discontinue
business ! offer my whole stock Of DRY GOODS
and CLOTHING, at and below cost. All in want OF
Goods Will save money by giving me call. ~ am
compelled TO elose cut before the 18th OF next
month and In order to succeed, shall sell a. any
price rather than keep goods on hand.
Also Sore far Rent H. WECHSLER,
jy 28-6.s No. 1874, corner Of Broad and 5rh sts.
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SUGARS.-200 bbls Crushed and Pow
~ dered Sugar. 100 bbls Stuarrs Sugar receiving
and fer sale by TINSLEY TARDY Co
lv9-ta
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LOST.

,OST. LOST-$25 REV Din
=. virginia Bank Notes eis9, one check Of n. B
pickinson OF 5000, one OF Powhatan Roberts Of
ssoo. reward OF s25 will be given II left at this
onice. iu 2l--.3f
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1 UMBEk, MAHOGANY AND SHIN
~ Giles
$4,000 feet South Carolina Dressed Flooring 10
perior quality and even lengths
so, 600 feet A North Carolina do do
100 900 feet clear White Pine
$1,000 feet 5-8 and "a Button Woed
10000 feet 5 8 Oak, for tobacco boxes
$4,000 feet inch do do do
30 600 feet 5-8 and inch Poplar
An 600 feet ks Rough Flooring
100 600 feet seasoned Sd and inch Plank
100000 large Cyprus B unch Shingles
600 feet Ii Poplar
ALSO,
An assortment Of Mahogany Plank and Newell
Posts Black Walnut, Hickory, Cherry, Ash and
Maple. For sale low, and accommodating terms
by lap 2oi BELVIN h PARKER
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tim FOR PHILADELPHIA
VIA NORFOLK. seneca
The A No. Steamship VI RGINIA, Captain
David Teal, 10 now ready to receive freight, ard
will leave ON WEDNESDAY,, July 18th, at IL
O'Clock, M.
For freight or passage, having superior accom- me.
dations. apply to Fl. FUTILE. ssss
jy sG-4t rent kocketts.
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OST-On Saturday last, note of Mr..
rrsncs J. bsrnes. having about two months to
run. for the of Soo2 ssid note Vas endorsed by
MI 5 5. Stevens and BY the subscriber All per.
sons are hereby cautioned against trading for the
same; ana Tor he return OF the same to the office oil
this paper or the subscriber at I'd Market liberal
rewGa vii De paid VIM. J. LYMAN.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1855-05-04

Defence Of SarUy General Sirngfel-
low, of Platte coun,y, Mo-. whose threats a.
gainst The Kansas emlgrants have given him
an extended not0rlety, has issued panph-
let defending slavery, and designed TO show
that as it exists in the United States, slavery
is neither a moral nor a political EVIL. Int on
the contrary, blessing to the white race
and to the negro. The pamphlet, as we lean
from the .4drertiSer, was designed for perusal
at the South, but the Emigrant Aid Compl-
ny have thought 1t deserved wider circu-
lation, and have reprinted il foo the North.
The writer attempts to show by statistics
that in wealth, morality, aud general pros
perlly, the South, thanks to slavery, is far a.
head of the North that there are fewer
paupers and criminals (chattels CAN'T be pau
pcrs, and II is not for the interest of their
masters to have them imprisoned that the
number of houses in proportion to popula-
lation at the South counting the slave cab
ins,l Is larger. But one Of his arguments
Is unique, though it may prove revolving even
to Southern ladies. lie contends that the
institution Of slavery eeyates the character
OF white men and ennobes women, and here
IL one of his Illustrations
" Negro slavery has further effect on
the character Of the white woman, which
should commend the institution 10 all who
love the white race more than they do the
negro. 1t is shield TO the virtue of the
white woman.
" So long as man is lewd, woman will be
his victim. Those who are forced to occu.
py menlal position, have ever been. will
ever be- most tempted,h ast protected this is
one OF the evils Of slavery; il attends all
who are In that abject condition, from the
beautiful Clfcassian to the sable daughter OF
Africa. While we admit the selfshness Of
the sentiment, we are free To declare, we
love the white woman so much we would
save her even at the sacrifice of the negro
would throw around her every shield, keen
her out OF the way Of temptation"
In other words, the women OF the South
are ennobled and their virtue protected, be.
cause the character Of the men is elevated
and their passions satisted by intercourse
with negro wenches Happy land, where
"the sable daughter Of Africa" is made the
scapegosi for the sins Of the white race!
Boston Journal.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1855-05-04
The Liquor Business.

.lohtfeid.-The seized liquor has moi,
been spilled yet. II is said that the ladies
claim the honor of doing execution.
.uonipelier.-'rhe States Attorney has
hit 'em again" Three cases more this
week. AS yet the respondents choose to
acknowledge the oorn"-or rather the
corning and pay fines and costs, instead
of standing trial A relief all round-to
the sellers, 10 the court ana council, and os-
pecially to Witnesses. Quite considerate.
AFRAID Of he Prsss-We hear that a
neighbour, who has been caught in the meshes
Of the liquor law, has manifested consldera-
BILE anxiety lest his case and name should
get into the Waterman. We do not desire
TO blazon the name Of any unfortunate or
misguided man; yet this incident serves TO
show that il is the duty of every press TO do
so. Ii such men fear the public press and
public opinion, why should not the press ex-
pose; But we withhold names this tine,
on condition that the persons implicated
shall not again be eaugh, in the same busi-
ness.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1855-05-04
Death of the Rev. r. n. Mer-
rill.

On the 29h inst, Rev. THoMAs A. MrR-
mil, died at Middehury aged about 20
one Of the excellent Of the earth" DR.
Merrill was a graduate of Dartmouth Col
lcgc class mate of pA,rrL WEBSTER,
aud has been one Of the most distinguished
~ well as one Of the mos, useful clergymcn
of Vermont We this week record also The
death Of another excellent citizen oc Md
debury, IoSAruAN liAGAR, Esq. No town
has ncrcd so signally from the shafts Of
death during the past year as has Mldlcbu-
ry. MERRILL. the highest in the church -
PuELrs, the highest in the Senate and on
the bench -SrEwANr, WoosrER, and Ia
GAR, men of unblcmishcd integrity aud
useful lives, hevo all been gathered ~ die
grave within few months.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1855-05-04

in crcfcrence to other persons" Thus does
ne X. n. violate the constitutional right of
All freemen, be they Catholic or Protestant,
native mr. foreign born, who are not members
NJ the order-we mean the right to equal
nrivileres in elec,ing and being elected to
office.
Degree No. 3 requires its victim "to vote
for and support FOR all political offices third
or Union degree members of this order, in
preference to all others" Thus the creation
Of an ARisrooRAor is attempted. which Is
to secure all offices to Sd degree X. Ns.' and
10 deny equality of rights not merely 10
freemcn ou of the order, but even to uhose
Tho are in the two first degrees
Bu, tn the nub of the thing the great
end of Know Noihingism is 10 preserre The
Uo;ou. forsooth. That was the end of Silver
GRAY whiggery in 1850; tina, was always
the professed end Of dough-iaces that was
The everlasting cloak TO cover the fugitive
slave law and every other outrage OF the
Slayocracy upon freedom; that Is the grand
plea of Atchesou and Siringiellow Tor 'heir
outragos in KOusasi and that IS oul'n'nS
justification for the forcihlc annexation Of
Cuba. There is 30 installing this Union
saving business. II is SLAVERY, not The
HMM. which the third degree IS bound to
preseryc. Remember twice has The Ma
tlonai Council rejected antl-slayery resolu-
,ions. There is another " Union" to be pre-
served-tho genuine "Union," bequea'hed
70 us by Washington and the other Patriots
Of the revolution; the "Union" "h'rh was
dedicated to Freedom-Rcligons Tolera-
tiop % and to equpl rights 10 all men.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1855-05-04
The Kansas Fraud Confirmed.
RECEPTION OF GOV. REEDER.


EAsrov, Pr. April 30--The Hon. A. H.
Recdcr, Governor of Kansas. arrived here
to-day iron the West, and met very ouihu-
snsuc reception frnin his friends and neigh.
bors. lie reached philhpsburgh at noon,
and was net aud escorted 10 the Court
House square by largo conconrse of ciii-
znns of all plrtlcs, accompanied by the Els-
ton Band
On arriving at the Cont House, Gov.
Eoclor was welcomed by The CITIZENS with
hearty cheers and formal welcome was
then extended 10 him ui an eloquent and i'm
prcssiyo speech by the Honorable Jines
VI. Porter, who comphmcuicd Coy. Rccdcr
on the manly and courageous, as well AS A.
Bile, mauncrln which ho bad discharged The
duties of his difficult and responsible Office.
He went into hasty narrailve of the growth
and progress Of the slave question, aitfibu-
ting its dangerous aud threatening character
at the present time to the ianaiical abolition
lists of the North, but admitted also that
slavery men had IN their turn become as
iAnatlca and wrong as the abolltionlsts
themselves.
he went through the old routine of apol
ogy for the South, saving that they hal
slavery entailcd upon them, aud assa ing IN
full the bro1drst pro slavery claims, and de-
clarod that Governor Rpeder had done his
duty uby. and would and SHOULD be sustain
ed both by Pennsy lyanl and the country at
large.
Gov RceAor. 10 reply, expressed ~ feel
ing manner and eloquent terms, the gtaiufd
impression made upon him by the warm nnd
enthusiastic reception gwen to him by so
large an assembly of his .ellow citizens lie
referred to the reports ofliauls and outragcs
npon the part of slavery men in the Kansas
election, aud cmphaically confirmed the We
/ ~ worst statement OF them which had pre-
cedrd his arrival.
lie said his opinions on the gu iect OF
popular sovereignty mad undergone 30
ch1nge, but that the couduct Of the people
of the border counties of the north OF Mis-
souri, had aslomshcd ami amazed him, by
their reckless Disregard Of all laws, com.
ptcts aud constitutions TINT the territory of
kansas In her late election had been lnyad-
cI by regular organized army, armed "a
The teeth, who took possession of the ballot
boxes, and made Legislature to suit Tho
purposes of the pro slavery pnriy. Kansas
was subdued, suhlugatcd aud conquered by
armed men from Missouri, bat her citizen,
were resolved never TO give mp the fight ini
their freedom, aud the independence OF then
, soil from foreign control or Interference.
The State Of Missouri would be called
j upon TO disavow all Sympathy with these
+, border rufians. II she refused, the Soutl
would be called upon 10 discountenance her
II the South refuse. the socmn duty wuult
deyolve upon the North to take up the mat
ter. so that the rights Of her IONS who hat
settled IN Kansas on the faith of solemn
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1855-05-04
The Campaign Commenced.

DIR. LANGLEf's ROOT end HERB JAuNDluh
BirrEgs NOW ~ THE TIVE TO Use ilkN'
'uceos,ful wAifafe u now waged By On LiH"-
LEf's SARSfPdRILLa, WILD CHERRY, lhE
LOH DOCK, PRicRLY 4SB, TdOR0UGHDOkI
DdNDELIo.N, ALsJvDR-sRE, and RHEUs1H'
ROOT aad HERB BITTERS, again', the mulu'"o'
Of diseases 50 common at this Of the yea sue"
as Bilious and Liver Cempltinls, Jsundiee, 0o,"''
ness Dyspepsia, Headache, pain in the side and &c"
els, humofs ia the blood weak aud dsofdeed s'om'e"'
Gensr.l Debility. &C. They always do good, ana ave
sold at the low pieo Of 25 for pint and " ~ CO.
for Quart Bottles, tho Depot 20 Union Street, ~"
by dealers every where.
9o-B. o. TYLER and ?. Z SMITH agents Ia Mont
Pslier. 3E4"'
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1855-05-04
Another Rcsidcnter of N. y. s"'
Testidcs 10 the good Enects OF
DR.. .MLdnes Celebrated Lirer PiHs'
Hear HIN!

NzwY oKk, August 81, 1907.
D-r This is 10 cerufy that 1 have had the 1t -
COMPLAINT for Eve years. daring which time nav
tried anos, ~ tHown remedies, hut TO no 20 pr
hsaring Of Di. M'Isne's Calculated Liver fhi'' 90"
claded 10 Try boz. did SO, and sm nov sun
cured, think one bon more will effect pef"a"''
cure. I can eheerfully recommend these ~"
who may suffer fem liver oOmu,p lsint have o."
kpe~a them used with tina happy results ~ ''''
Of siet headache, OF dyspepsia.
MR.. SWIFT, No iie Attorney 'hes'
RS. Or. M'Laas's Celebrated vsrmifuse ana n''
o. Pills, eaa DO obtained at an, Of the 'ssfee'a''s
stores ia this city.
4 Purchasers will please be careful to ask i'''
take none but DIR. MLans's yernsif"ss
sibais a,o comparatively ~oIthle".
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1855-05-04

From The lar Uesi-hdian Hghs.-Al
bany Apri 3U,-Nc are IN the receipt of
late dates from the far West. On the 29th
uIt., two companies Of military, under the
command Of Col. Fannlleroy, met ninety
Ut4hs and Aplches, we'll armed and mount
ed, ia Cowhalch Pass. An encounter took
place, IN which five Utahs were killed, and
two dragons wounded. On the next day
some Apchcs were fallen in with, who re.
treated IN two bodies, one under the con-
mand Of Ahacon, and the other under lioso,
after an encounter, in which six of the In.
dams were killed, and some prisoners taken.
The troops had returned to Fort Massachu-
sets. but expected 10 20 to Grand River on
the 18th.
On the 22l ult, as Kit Carson, Lieut. Ma
gruder, and Capt. Williams we're leaving
Pupche Pass, they saw a party Of Utahs,
pursued them, and killed one and wounded
another. The command, including a baltal-
lion OF volunteers, was 10 recruit for fifteen
days at Fort Massachusetts, aud then pro-
coed on a second expedition against the u
tabs
Gen. Garland lef Santa Fe on the 4th for
Albuquerque, where he will expedite the
movement in the field.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1855-05-04

Southern Kas. The Prairie News says
the X. Ms. Of Mississippi are going to elect
lohn A. Quitman Governor. Ouitman IS
an intense Slavocrst, and the head Of the Ill
clustering operations against Cuba. Atch-
eson Strngfellow & Co. Of Missouri--'he
rng-leaders in the ouirages upon freenen IN
Kansas are Know Nothings, and It was
through X. n lodges that the late onslaught
was organized. The late slavocratic victory
in Kansas was therefore X. n. victory
Three of the Pro-slavcry and anti Benton
organs of Missouri are ont and out X. n.
Star of Vermont. Middlcbury Register d ID
omns genus, please notice.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1855-05-04

accidents. On Monday last Mr.. Lock
wood Of Wstsiield was severely, if not ia
tally injured, by circular saw at Wsterbu.
ny. One Of his legs was cot OF, and his
slde' arm and head fearfully mangled. On
the same day Young man in East Moatpe-
lier, named Pitkin, shot himself accidentally
The wound ID dangerous.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1855-05-04

4 letter from Hndoo in Missouri dis
closed ,hs fact. Il says:
" We have our secret lodges nll over the
State. where we raise men aud means, and
thousands will be in Kansas from this State
before the election comes off"
The Watchman is expected soon TO CO..
operate ~ PairoL
Certainly against jast su;h X. Ns. as
those Missouri rnsclls Atchison and String
fellow, ard other Slayocrlls of ,he Patriot
breed For once, the patro, is right
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1855-05-04

n Slarocratie kno0 Nothing. "We'll
have the next President, and the ID Van
KEGS may help themselves the best way they
can" Such was the language Of Virgin
ian at public table in Baltimore recently
A Vennonter took note Of it, and gave it
to US and subscribed for the Waterman IN
to the bargain, saying that he " wished to
take newspaper that is not too much in ia
yor of X. Nism."
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1855-05-04
PLATFORM.

. . tss f.H4fH ANnNGntIllHIlIH
% ulo wv a,,.hor,yod publicaiion of
LIVING
'ie" III ArronN
- g e ,,...,,,,,,
!. Oppostloh 10 a'l '"'u'' VI 9''"''
over the nina ana nouy o. "'an, c....;,..,;,,
=. Neither NATURE nor 'n' y','''r',''''
Of our country, recognizes Tue is"' o' ''''
to property 10 man tt.r
3. Pnncipies ana chhr1c,.' o,''n,
place-nre the true stAhdliu VI P"a''''0''''"
Tor citizenship.
4. No adherent OF any ioreleu Io"el'
either political or polIileo ee'''S'''''o'
should be eligible ln natural iz'lnh'
;. There should be nel'her H,'Nery nor
involuntary serviiudo' except Tor Tue punlsn-
ment of crime, ~ any OF inc ie,iNo'ivs
nor should any more Save states DC uu"eu
to the Umon
6. Candidates Tor political ohces suou'u
be man OF undoubicd INTEGRITY ana SOU W.
and known 10 be IN favor oI resisting ny a."
lawful and constitutional means, me 'ssrc7'
slons Of popcry and Slavery
4 The People are me Tl9lluI Souioes
OF pohtlcai powe'' ""u u'' l,.a'., ro,e
Tar as p,ncucaoie' oe o'o''" ~ u o'''' '''0
" T I@r oarsons legol yo,ers who approve
of the above principles. and are DESTROYS of
uniting with snch an organization can meet
ID thelr Respective "oa'''''S' "iu i
s ss'"iS'"'.'' ba.;,,a nlolced an honor,.
able sccfesv. subscribe their names to the
Platform, and authorize their Secretary 10
address Box NO. 90 ro'l ohioe, ~ ne
nn,y viii he sont 10 pe,rnc, ,hdfr orpsniza-
lion at the earliest practicable momonl.--
And IN the meantime, the enrolment Of ad-
G,uohal nu'n's I'ay " I"slrahte 10 have
cam3ls,e roll Of all who approve of these
principles, by the fourth Of July next.
Members OF other secret org lnlz .ll.','
M'lo a,I ,psot'eu ~ 49, ,o IN NE 6,h AT,
t,cIc of the above Platform can consistent
1 " unite with this as the Order Is not poli-
ucal parry Tor the elevation OF ~ own p' ,l.'
ou's' IVY 'ol '"e r,v','J' "nI :, A. rc.dy Ia
conncrstc Win MI who maintain these prin-
ciples, OF whatever political name - g. re
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