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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-02-26
CHAs. Y. MORRIss,
JOHN =. TANNER,
JOSEPH r. ANDERSON.

City OF RICHMOND, to wit;
civ Aforesaid in the State of Virginia do hereby
certify that the above-named CHARLES Y. MoRRIss,
ons al the general partners in the aforementioned
partnership. personally appeared before me in the
ety aforesaid and made oath that the sum OF hfteen
thousand dollars, in above Instruments OF writing
sased to be contributed said partnership by Jo-
sEpH g. ANDERSON, has been by him lsaid Anderson)
actually paid in cash; and the said Notary do FUR
thsr certify that Charlie Y Morriss whose name Is
signed TO the writing above bearing date the 9Th
day of January. 1855. hath acknowledged the same
before me in my corporation aforesaid.
Gvan uuder NV hand this 9th day of January, 1855.
ALEX II SANDS, N. P.
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REMOVAL.-The Subscrihe

~ respectfully informs his friends and the
NG@N public generally that he has taken the
store No. 1873, corner of Main and 18th
streets, and 80 well known a. "Allens Arbour,
where may be found large assortment of everv ar
will sell very low. JOSEPH ii. COLQUITT,
re 1-dH Agent
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FRENCH HORTICULTURE.
3 MONSIEUR GRESSE, Horticpltl.

6 rist, tlste from France,) has the honor to an.
~ nounce to the citizens of Richmond and vi
cinity, that he has had selected with the
greatest care In France large collection of Plants
Flowers Fruit Trees, and other choice articles of
interest to the Horticulturs and suitable TO the ell
mate OF Virginia and adjacent States. The sssort-
mont principally as follows, viz:
FLOWERS.-Cameiis,R hodode ndrum, Masnola
Peona. Arbosis, Toilet Orange. Dwarf Tee, Hoses,
Dahlia Of every description.
FRUIT Th EE S-Apple. Pear, Plum. Peach,
Apricot. Raspberry bush, besides several other spe-
cies OF Flowers Fruit and Garden Vegetables, not
to be fonnd though perfectly suited for the ground
In this neighborhoed. All Of which are now offered
tor sale 1t No $50 Main street. near Exchange Bank
MB,-AT. CREASE will attend to planting sny
article he osss Tor sale. give such informatioE
nay DO necessary. f. 2t-9tt
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>@L CARRIAGES, CARRTAGES

9SS2IThe subscriber has on hand at hi. Coach
Making Establishment, en- Lombard Alley, between
Main and Cary, Q5th and l4th streets ar the Co.
lumbar Hotel, COACHES, CHARIOTEES IA.
ROUCHEs, BUGGIES with and without tons and
SuLklES, all OF his own make. of the best mstsri.
ais and workmanship. All of which will be soid =,
low good work of the kind can be in the city 81
Richmond; and respectfully ask call from those
10 want of any article In the Carriage line az am
determined to make to order and seil at the Lowest
prices possible. and all work sold, that 10 new war
ranted Ife 20-6ml MICAJAH MANGUM
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NJ A. STURDIVANT, ArroRsEY AT

NJ A. STURDIVANT, ATTORNEY AT
N. Law AND NOTARY PUBLIC practices In all the
Courts of the City of Richmond and In the adjoining
Counties VIII take depositions TO be read in the
United States Court in the Virginia State Courts and
ice Notaries to take dispositions. VIII also take ac
ACCOMPLISHMENTS, &e, to deeds for the following
nofs, Indiana. Iowa, Maine, Massachusetts, Michi-
gan. Minnesota, New Hampshire, New York, Ohio
Rhode Island, Tennessee, Vermont, Virginia and
Wisconsin.
Office on llth street, between Main and Bank sts.
In I7-2m - -
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CRY OF RICHMOND, to wit:
IR. B Ciingan, Notary Public for the city
afore said the State of Virginia, do hereby certify
that John f. TANNER, whose name is signed to the
writing hereto annexed bearing date the 9th of Jan
my city aforesaid.
in 29-lawew r. B. CRINaAN, N. r.
r. Whis ENQUIRER Post and Examiner please
cepy as above and send bills to NORRIS l. TANNER.
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A CARD TO THE LADIES.
nR. DUPONCEAU'S GOLDEN Pc

nR. DUPONCEAU'S GOLDEN Pc
~ MEDICAL PILLS fNFALLIBLE in correct
lag Irregularities relieving painful and difficult Me
struation and removing all periodical DISTINCTIONS
from iohdterer causes.
N. B.-Under certain circumstances, married La.
dies must not use them. For particulars nstruc.
tons on the box. Price, 81 per Box. Sold by all
the principal Druggists in Virginia
q. q. LAWRIE, State Agent, Washiu gton, d. c.
to whom ell orders must DO sent. The Pills will be
sent by enclosing 81 confdentislly, by mail. Every
box bears the signature of the Proprietor, Dr. j. DU
PoNCEAU. to counterfeit which would be forgery
For sale in Richmond by R. r. DUVAL Bro.
J. PICOT, ALEX. DUVAL and by DOVE 4 co !,
Main ct. de 29-d&cSm*
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GORN AND COB CRUHHERH. We
are Just IN receipt OF the Little 0iantn CORN
AND COB CkUSHER6, which commandsd the
sa.suon OF oil planters at the Vireina State Aefi-
su au Fair. Gail early. II You wish one.
sa 6RANCHsk CO.,
Cary street.
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HARMS FOR SALE-ONE ON TIL
II GENITAL AND THE OTHER NEA n n.IIl

HARMS FOR SALE-ONE ON THE
4 CENTRAL AND THE OTHER NEAR THE
<. RAILROAD, AND LOT IN MITCH
ELLIS PLAN II offer for sale privately
LIST Ny Farm called MEADOW BRIDGES i'm
medmtely on the Central Railroad. In the county Of
Hanover. miles from the city Of Richmond CON
tanning So7a acres. Buildings area comfottsbie
Dwelling, good Barn, stableA Kitchen, Weaving
House. &C. II desired. the Stock and Farming I'm
I'd MECHUMP'S, lying on Mechump's Creek and
also on the county road leading from Slash Cottage
but two miles from the former and about three from
the latter, containing 200 acrea
sd An acre Lot in MltchelPs Plan near the city Of
Richmond. being No. IS In front OF the ieedsnce OF
VIM. A. Robinson. Esq, well enclosed and highly
improved Either viii be divided, If suitable In
u desired on the largest portion of the purchase
TOT terms or other information, apply to GoDpIS
= APfEssoN, IN Richmond, or to the owner at his
residence Magnolia. near said city.
in 2A-Jn9d Pos s9z OF Asot roc Az. .. DoVE.s
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|TuRNIP62O0 Bushels superior Nav.
ocOtta TURHIE6; for sale n ~ ~ - $500 .
en.ssssey % CT. WoRTHAh & c6.
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pICE.-For sale by 8
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FANCY CRATE AND FENDER Ma

HAY.-3O0 bales prime Hay for sale By
LufnEA LIBBY,
feH On the Dock.
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DIVERS DOMESTIC CALENDAR,
(PATENT APPLIED FOR0


PATENT APPLIED FoR.)
AIDES, Proprietors of Hotels, Schools,
- Public Institutions, and all persons having
LAUNDRY to be Ironed or Calendsrsd. are re-
PLErE.
Persons who have used even the cumbrous, old.
fashioned Mangle, may know something of It's util-
ity; and to those who have not used one, will be
briefly enumerated the many advantages combined:
The superior style In which the articles are cALEs.
DARED; also the saving in time labor and money
one woman can perfectly smooth and highly glaze
more Laundry, such as sheetns. Table Cloths. Cur
in one day than several with Smoothing Irons
yusl 10 entirely dispensed with at all seasons the
Calendar producing Its glaze entirely
BY COLD PRESSURE
House Linens will last much longer, a. IL 10
decayed by the OF hot irons applied to il when
damp--each application OF the Calendar producing
being provided with India Rabbsf springs. 10 war
ssnssd not g inIure the most delicate Lace or m0's
Servants can be shown their use ia few minutes;
ner can they, except wiifuly, destroy them they
are wholly Constructed Of metal highly finished snd
saving effected win soon pay Tor one, that viii last
for generations. There two sizss to suit the e.
;ssamsn q, dsrsa. prices for
SHINE. Main 81. Richmona fsI7-Ims
RICHMOND SODA WATER AND
~ BoTTLING ESTABLIsHMENT.-It SET:
ied faots tnat the only genuine article OF betea
SODA WATER. In the city, y put up by n Mo-
CORMACk CO., who haster themselves that they
are able to compete with say manafaetory. either
North o. South, having been engaged In the business
for seven years past.
MACKa SODA WATER.
N. b; Ali orders, eiiher from city or country
promptly attended to.
soda Wster, Porter and Ale delivered Ia oil parts
Of the CITY daily.
An PsI.sa. having on, bottles vi, el..'. co 5s'sf'
oc l4--h No. SOC Brosds Of.
vIsO CARPENTERS. Proposals viii be
received until the asth day Of February 'os
hnilding Reception Hsuss st the hontsomsay
While Sulphur Springs The buitdtug viii Do " ~
40 feet. two stories high. with porch TO the s.sss
story running around The four sidsA 70 be bet "
the best seasoned timber. atsr plans which MAY -
seen II ny once, 8 the Sp,iasA Il the Ceaniins
room Of McDeeIel Hurt \ frsston. Lynehesrs' ~
st thsofsse Of H. Exsli. Ares..set Rishm ssx
rrsst Meassomsiy White ssL sphnM Cos,
Post Once. CAsissiansbuTs W.
frcpoeata will Ateo - received, - sbove, tsr Ps
lac ~ da poutins the above asd oehsr eSi'cs~~
hlk-1tl rIess Aeat'y W,GAc@
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ja NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

" ALUAbLE PRIVATE DWELLING
ON SEVENTH STREET FOR sAIE-Ths
suoscrtbcru are authorised to cell that vslushls
awetnE on the westerR side Of 7th bsssvs en- Fssnh
b Macmurdo, Eco - -
e al-ss 06DDIN 4 AppERsoN. Aac,..
REMOVAL.
HOUSE, SIGN AND ORNAMENTAL PAINT1NG
NE Subscribers have removed their
house erected By them on Rroaa efrest Soc,s
me Insafre and nssrly opposite their oid stssa
wnefe Trey VII % better prepared 20 serve ths;.
ass. Tenns accommodatias * - petfoa-
= f-dimt - X ....
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STARCH.-Ihe subscriber begs leave to
- notify the merchants of Richmond that he has
been appointed Agent for the sale of A. Fraser 8
Co.'s superior EARL STARCH warranted equal to
any now manufactured 1t il suitable for both Lam
dry and Culinary purposes, and directions for usina
ed to. JOHN ri HASK EGT
ia z5-eodImf IS South Eutaw ST Raltiuora
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HONOR TO WHOM HONOR rs DUE

HONOR TO WHOM HONOR Is DUE
Ii 1t affords me much pleasure to say to the suE
fering public, that MRS. DAVIS ELIXIR is the only
eHectusi remedy have ever used for Coughs, Colds
&c. have used 1t myself and believe it to be worth
more than all others 10 use. Try IL, and will en-
sure your satisfaction M. +. DAY.
HENRIco CousTY, Dec. |. 1854.
For sale by Mrs A. 3. DAVIS, Bennett Beers
Alex. DuvaI, Paterson 4 Jackson, Ches Millspaugh
E. J. Picot, A. B6deker and Charles D. Vale
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SHELL LIME.-I have for sale, and
~ will keep constautly on hand, at my Lime Kilus.
near Captsin aoddin's Tavern, on Bacon Quarter
LIME: Farmers and others in want of this article
can get their orders filled by Supplying to me in nar
ia 36 dim c2m W VmSS
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RALED STRAW AND BRICKS.-I
- have on hand for sale l26 bales bright Wheat
Straw, In good order. ~
am authorized TO sell several hundrea tho,.a,a
well burnt BRICKS. deliverable on the Ra.U a..
ings or at my lumber yard on the canal, between
9TH ana 7th streets in lots suit the conyenience of
purchasers Persons desirsus of buyine by ,ieavin
their orders, can be supplied In few days
fe 2S-3aw2w e WAfTu.rI
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NOAL AND WOOD-The Snh.cr;h-

sOAL AND WOOD.-The Subscriber
the public that he has effected an arrans h;h
will enable him to Keep on hand at ali times f,i
supply OF as good BITUMINOUS COAL AZ can ha
found 10 this market, and which he will sell on -
reasonable terms as 1t can be had. w -
ALsO-A good supply Of OAK and PINE WooD
at the market price. JNO an STRATT0N 49,
Produce Broker and Dealer In Wood ana f.oal
Ie S-dsm On the Basin. corner Of 10th 1t
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The undersigned returns his thanks to
his friends and the public generally for the liberal
patronage bestowed upon the old firm, and solicits
continuance of the to the new firm, feeling sat
listed that there will be nothing wanted their part
to merit it.
SIC ALFRED MOSES
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nISSOLUTION OF CO-PARTNER-
~ SHIP The co-partnershfp of HART & MO-
SES has been this day dissolved by mutual consent.
All persons havipg claims against the firm, will pre-
the concern, will please call aud make payment, as
anxiou, to close up the concern as speedily
possible. GEORGE HART,
ALFRED MOSES.
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NOTICE.-Having disposed of the ba-
continue the DRY GOODS BUSINESS We shall
remove office to warehouse, opposite
the Exchange Bank, where our customers
Quested call aad close their accounts. Our firm
will remain unchsnee ed until farther notice.
KENT, PAINE L KENT.
EERaUARy lat 1S55.
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- FOR RENT.-TwO upper rooms in
II the new brick tenement on 10th street. be.
tween Main and Cary.
ALSO-The Store on the corner of 18th and Cary
streets, lately occupied by us.
ALSO-One new frame tenement in the town of
Sydney, on Peticolas' old lot Price SIS Apply to
BARRETT NORRIS
fe IU No. iS6 Cary Street.
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H3 I a L a ' + RA FOR & r Mt OR
MA LEASE.-This property is situated about one
mile west OF Richmond, on the Old Turnpike. To
any person wishing to engage in market garden no
place In the vicinity of the city presents
The tract contains about 90 acres of excel
lent land, on which s fine vineyard asparagus BEDS
fruit trees DC. The yelling house contains
excelsnt rooms and has been very recently repair.
ed The out houses are in good preservation The
property is to be Immediately enclosed with new
tenes. For terms, apply to Mrs ELIZA r. Tall
LEY, 9th st., between Gary and Canal streets.
ia 8-ts
The Union and eastern journal. [volume] (Biddeford [Me.]) 1854-1858, 1855-05-11

NJ When il is known that the editor oil
the Union has, alter repeated trials, at las,
got himself into the k. n. club, and taken
the oa,hs and obligations therein imposed
we say when all this is known, how very
innocent, not TO say jesuiiical, appears his
article addressed 10 the public about "know
nothing organism" What reliance can
the people place upon newspaper whose
editor is bound by oaihs 10 a secret lying
political club, and whose ambition is 10 be-
come the organ Of that club! Let the pub
lie answer.-Dmoerat.
The statement made in the above, that the
editor Of the Union has, qfier repeated trials,
at las, go, himself into k. n. club Is q
gross uutru,h. We have never made ont
unsuccessful attemp, 10 get into X. N
club, and he who asserts the contrary j:
guilty of falsehood-at this time we do moi
charge the editor OF the Democrat with the
creation Of the miserable lie, but only with
giving il currency. If he has made the
charge upon the authority OF others, we ask
him 10 give the name Of his informant. i
he does not do this, or faliers and shufile'
by ascribing that 10 rumor which he states
as fact, he will stand convicted Of having
coined and given circulation, 10 falsehood
|, is no, pleasant 10 speak as we have in thu
above, but we are called 10 do so. Anony'
nous writers may accuse US in the columns
OF the Democrat TO their hearts content
we shall not notice skulking assailan,s, bu
the editor OF the Democrat, shall not, in hi'
editorial columns bear false witness asains
US, with impunity.
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What they say Of US.

Our Enlargement, has called out common
dalory rolices from our co,emporaries. We
appenda few:
The Biddeford Union and Journal comes
TO us this week enlarged and improved. II
Is really a very handsome paper-and being
on the right side in politics, and conducted
with energy and talent, il ought 10 have
good circulation, as we presume II has from
This sign ofprosperi,y:
Portland Advertiser.
Judge Carter you will make mos, excel
lent judge.
The Saco Union has been enlarged and
otherwise improved-iypographically. AS
the same hand continues 10 guide The ediio-
rial pen. the contents will doubtless smack
the same as heretofore. IfMr. Cowan isn't
the haudsomes, man in The world, he makes
pretty smart paper; and il no can make
his motto" Eternal hostility 10 every form
OF oppression over The mind or body Of man
|-jibe with his advocacy Of Law which
has more oppressive clauses than any other
on our statute book, he has more ingenuity
than mos, men. State Of Maine.
We mus, answer you brother Poor. Our
beauty does no, compare with yours we
cheerfully admit, but then handsome is
who handsome does.n There we have The
advantage Ofyou. We stick to our motto
II there j. anything which exer,s moro sop
preston over the mind or body Of man" than
rum we should be glad 10 turn our batteries
agains, it. Can you tell us its namel
ESLARGEMESr.-The Biddeiord Union
and Eastern Journal appeared in an enlarged
form last week. II is now as large as any
city paper should DO, and as an advocate oil
the various isms which form the capital stock
Of the fusion or k. n. pariy,i is only second
to the Court (Kennebec) Journal.-Dsmo'
eraf.
There is one ism which wo have never
yet advocated, il is called Hunkerism. The
Democra, has special call to its advocacy
Rum, Slavery, and Political Devillry, OF oil
kinds, constitute this ism. We are glad u
forms no part Of the capital stock Of the fns'
ion or K. N. party. "
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McDosALD's Reward. Nebraska stock il
still being distributed and dividends, We
presume, will continue to be declared from
time to time, until every traitor, both small
aud great, has had his reward. Among the
latest of those who have received their base
and dishonorablo fec 10 Moses Mcdonald,
the man who "solitary and alone had tho
efrontery to declare In the House Of REP
res en.a,iyes that the people Of Maine were
not opposed to the Nebraska Iniquity. The
President has appointed him disbur'ing ag'
ent for the funds appropriated to the cree
ton of new Custom House in Portland
his salary Is So per day, and his work, moth
ing. We should have thought that shame,
IL not virtue, would have restrained him
from receiving that which his fellow. citizens
must regard merely as so much pay for
proving false TO his constituents, and "a
every dictate OF honor and Of humanity
Kennebee Journal.
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"Friends and relatives are afectionstely
invited to attend !" Is this for the Hnal
ceremony, or is there to be o post moitem
examination for inquirins into some Of tIpse
" causes" which it wouldn't do to divuge
to the public' Truly. the Argus has been
and done It
There are somo other things about tbs
address which we designed to notice-bui
our space will not permit. Our readers will
see that II is eloquent Of distress-and that
is its Z" strong point" 1t reveals internal
difficulties of organization for which th,y
have no remedy. They propose no pla,,
they announce no measures, they offer nc
principles. What to do with the Liquor
Law, they do not know-upon the question
of slavery, they ,rould like to play the old
game-and hotC they shall receive the coop
erative " action' Of the "straight.outs" Il
the neglect Of their Sentiments is yet
open for discussion. And SO they open thu
campaign with document as weak in 1T
forced evasions US in its vague and extrava'
CANT malice.
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sTopPAaEs. SUBSCRIPTIONS.


Since tho publication Of our last paper
We have been ordered 10 discontinue . few
copies Of the Union and Journal sent to pcr-
sons in this city. The persons who have
withdrawn their names have paid their bills,
the books are square, and two still live"
and shall continue to publish tho Union and
Journal as heretofore, every Friday morning,
ut 81 50pcr year, payable in advance, 81
at the end Of the year. Our country sub
scribers remain 6rm, and the list increases
Thanks to the kindness Of friends, even
our City list has not, as whole, suffered in
its length, or in character by the stoppases,
nor do We imagine It will hereafter. The
places made vacant are more than supplied,
and by men who are not afraid the commu.
nifty Is to suffer because the traffic in intoIi.
eating liquors is diminishing, and because
temperance and anti slavery men aro elected
TO Office.
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Legislation on the Sale Of Imported
Liquors.

Tho sringcn, Liquor Laws which have been
passed in several States which have given rise TO
much discussion rs 10 what extent if a, all, Il !,
competent for States 10 make laws touching the
sale OF liquors imported from other countries, and
under which imports have been collected unde,
the Revenue laws Of the United States. The
provisions Of The Fepcnl Constitution which bear
upon the subject arc the following:-
ARTICLE ]. Sec. 4. The Congress shall have
power TO regulate commerce with fbrcisa nations
and amoag The several States, and with the Indian
tribes. .r.. rt
AIR. o, Sec. 2 "Thi. Constitution and The
laws Of the United States, which shall b made
In pursuance thereof, and M treaties made O,
shall be made, under the authority or the United
States, shall b the supreme law Of the land and
tho judges IN evey S,aie shall DO bound thereby,
anything In the Constitution or laws Of .sy sssis
to the contrary notwiihssadiax, Z 80 c. ca
The subject underwear, discusuon Ia The 80.
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OWNING UP. The Democrat has, al last,
heard tho truth respecting the recen, cleo
ton in Kansas. II says:
Accounts from Kansas leave no doubt that
the accounts Of lawless Interference on the
par, of Missourians in the recent election loT
members OF the legislature are true. In
many cases the will Of the majority OF the
legal voters has been completely frustrated
By this rowdy interference.
The Democrat says, no doub, the admin
isiraiion will sustain Gov. Reeder and the
rights Of tho settlers in the territory be de-
iended. We hope 50, but have no great
confidence lhaiii win be so. The admin
is,ra,ion knew that Gen. Whiledeld las, fal!
was elected by the same kind of in,eIier'
ence, and that The same thing was threaten
ed again, but il did not move tho tirs, step
TO prevoa, it. When poor Buns was ar
rested in Boston, a paa,ing fugitive rom
Slavery, all the powe' the administration
could command, was used TO return him 10
slavery federal officers and soldiers, Will
cannon, were called on, TO execute The
Laws. No such desire 10 execute the laws,
=, acc them executed, influenced the adj
,,;n;,,ra,ion when the laws were broken il
Kansas. The Governor was leil pOweTless.
The iunnies, thing, hOweyer, we have seen
!. The following, which we cut from The
Democrat:
I, is understood thai the MisSourians Wit
caused the disturbance are members OF ts'
know nothing order-which, IN that portion
of the Union, is ultra pro-slavery. The K. n
Of maine may make wna, they can out Q
these facts.
We believe the n. II. papers make tn
same charge. The best answer we haV'
seen TO il is the following which we cop!
from the American Ballot, Of Portsmouth
The bunker papers Of this State, led OF
by the Patriot, finding il inexpedien' u
stand by their original position, that The 70
suit of The election in Kansas was demo
cratic victory, Join now in charging the m
vasion Of tho territory upon the Know
No,hings Of Missouri. A more con'emPu
BILE and base subteriuge was nevor rcsoriec
10. The fact Is, the outrage is bot part o.
the scheme concerted by the Shareholders
at the outset, the frs, nc, in which'was the
repeal OF the Missouri prohibition. Imme.