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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-06-19
THE AMERICAN ORGAN

This Washington paper established to operate
on the Virginia election, by representing the Know
Nothing organization a, national and conservative
tempt TO hold up Wilson rs conservative politician,
the american Organ was regarded by its friends in
Virginia as friendly 10 the rights OF the South !
What will they now say after the proposition made BY
its editor in the Philadelphia Council, viz: virtually 10
recognize the restoration Of the Missouri compromise
line as compromise. The fact is thus stated in the
Philadelphia correspondence of the y. Y. Times:
nropnston WAS made by Mr.. Ellis of the Dis
trct of Columbia, during the evening, in effect sug
casting that the Order the Gucson af the hdnis-
Sion of new Suites, declare in favor of tho admission
TO tho Union of 20 State with slavery North OF 10
;} and in favor Of the admission Of Stntcs South OF
that line either with without slavery as the inha-
bitants may choose.
Tbs nropositon had previously been stated to
mnny of the delegates and number of them, from
both North and South, viewed IL hs proposition
o which tbey could al agree 6ud with it settle the
a,,or O. far IA the Order was interested. but when
:. ,ee hrouqh forward in Council, there was oppose
go ,rbnre none had been anticipated. Arkansas
Tennossee Kentucky and North Carolina were salts
fed So WINS New YORK., or nearly so, although 1t
wes an important modification OF the platform ro-
ported on Monday when piatioiu! % vac Ca";i -
Ea,v Sort rnen. inside and outside of the tounc.
Southern extremists, however, refused to give II
their support, and they were soon followed oy No.
ern delegates who declared that II that ProRos.tioh
would not do, nothing but repeai 4 tle WSsnmr;
Nebraska bill and entire restoration OF tno niseo ::
Compromise would meet their approval: SONS i .u'
slated upon declaration in favor OF repeating the hu
gitive Slave law, as the only means OF securing sue
cess to the Order at tho North. So the proposition
from which 90 much had been expected, faIled en-
tirely.
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MISSISSIPPI.

JohnJ. McRRo, E-Gf has been unanimously re-nomI-
mated for Governor by the Democratic Convention oi
Mississippi. The following are few OF the admira-
BILE resolutions adopted by the Conventions
=. Resolved, That we have received with pride
and satisfaction the idings Of tho glorious victory
achieved by III" Democracy of the Old Dominion,
over thus, their last tnMd wGrS; enemy and that We
tender t" "ir gallant brethren and their ndo,nublc
header, oar hearty thanks for The noble n! auccrs .iul
effort wicl iins rolled back from the South hc fierce
tide ol tanaticIsm that threatened to ovcrwhrlm us.
Il. Resolved, That stringent laws for the exclusion
Of iorciGn paupers md convcts and strict admins
railon oi the naturalization laws according 10 their
true sprl', VIII, III our opinion be sufficient 10 sup
press any frauds on the elective franchise, any sup
posed evils resulting from rapid increase Of foreign
born Voler- but II these shall not he found adequate,
we have abiding confidence in the wisdom and integ-
rliy oi ihr democratic party to provide from time TO
time suitable amendments Of the system TO adapt il
tu the wants and interests OF our country.
:. Resolved That we cordially approve the prnci-
pies ana pnhry oi the administration of President
Pierce ana have the fullest confidence in its faithful
management Of our domestic interests, and in la
hrm maintenance of the rights and honor OF the
country abroad.
s. Resolved That the interests and aairty Of the
United States demand that we should pnesccs il.
Island OF Cuba, and pledge our hearty aid to the
administration iii It's efforts for The accomplishment
that object, M the earliest period.
g. Resolved, That we extend our most cordial
sympathy md regard To those true md gallant North
ern men who have aided 10 tight the battles of the
South on the Ncbraska-kansa bill, and other mca.
surts involving the question Of slavery, and the
stiuonal rights of tho slave States, and are glad to
| act i'll party association with them; but cannot
affiliate with any purity, any where, that shall not ap
prove and carry ont in gooA faith the principles q
the Nebraska Gill and we prepared 10 cut Off al
party connexon with those who do not come up fair
y ana fully I" this line Of political sentiment and nc
| ton.
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TILE End OLE Tile DELUSTON.

hfvn n. IN, YESTERDAY, we received dispatch
from Philadelphia, announcing the secession rom le
Know y Nothiug Convention ot hity-'hree deicSa!C+
representing the S,ntes wherein hnow o'nIhE's''
pe being Abolitionis;s ut heart, hate the irish ana
the Catholics of the United States, because under oil
circumstances which have pni'icaiiy agua'eu our
country threatening at times to destroy lis c"s!ltu
ton BY engratting on lts administrator doc'lhcs
and measures at war with its true principles they
bnyc ever been true to it rs made by its trainers
They have from the commencement OF Tie rolling oil
the anti-sayery ball Ia this hour, been an iinmovea
BILE and insurmountabe mpcdncnl to Its progress /"
succcss Such an animal us Catholic Clergyman, or
On Ir;sh oy other foreign born native Catholic who
10 nm tl,oli;ouist, is unknown, absolutely unknown
in hc United States. Such facts give rise to the IN
tense hatred of them which exists IN localities where
III, south il hated with equal bitterness, the same
clans of nenpIe hating both. Wherever Abolition
ism is in the ascendancy there, too, Know Nothing
ism is 10 be permanent institution and only there.
The Vir ,inia election proves that II cannot attain al
the South anything like the real strength and charac
fer which the lste opposition To the dominant phr'I
brs Il al from the foundation a" the Government; all
,be reny conservative portion of that opposition ha-
wing either retired from politics, or ranged themselves
with their old opponents TO combat the new orGaI-
zat;op Yet, as weak as know-Nothingism reait! iS
nj the South il sends from the District oil Cou'io''
where it fairly beaten in the late ecc,,oh' t
the former opposition TO the party ot the -':.on,i.
Administration numbered Hear! two 10 ohe u, o.'
population for twenty-five Years previous ~ uHe ~
aururaton of the new political orS"n'zati"hl - I.
nv delegates with Us much power in voting on Pla
form, rs Massachusetts OHIO has. 1ie DisS,v.
Of Columbia and Virginia neither oi thei JILL
wortl. & baubee to NothinGlsm IN s.;a"a
election wished the platform MADE 20 st ~. .,ha,a
of themselves, South Carolina "eot.'a' ,n'.ary
Mississippi Arkansas Texas &c, on n';,n,eJ "a. -
question: and this convention being SO s"s,'isi s IN
to give the states wherein Know h bons States
ngslsIs the oppositon 10 the party ohe admnisa
wherein INC ,o succeed, il inatters no. what ban
ron 1f ,er onnoson they may be fighting under, the
has been that tho ps5'' "pG pat fns
which % the party in the doubtful and certain auti-Sd'
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tation Of the Democratic party of the Louisville hy
District to be present at the celebration OF tic vlcto
ry in the Old Dominion:
CHICAGO, Juno 1th, 1855.
Gentlemen: deeply regret that it will be Inposs-
bio lur me to be present and participate WI! Tot III
celebrating the GLORIOUS victory recently achieved hv
,E,, Democracy OF Virginia, the most intu!crhn
proscrptyc. nsdon-, and dangerous political! nr"Hn
Lntion ever formed against the Constitution ana ibcr
ties of 4 free country: nai ther!eciors winch have
taken place i'll the Northern States, during the last
twelve months Know Nothingism has not niiy been
the firm ally Of Aboon;sEi, iiighcr-Lawism, and
Mob Lawsn, aDd all the other bancIu isu- Of lie
day; but has been the controlling power which com
bincd directed, and led all these allied factions in
their savagc and brutal warfare against the Demo
cratic party, its prncip and organNation
Let us not be deceived hy their repeated changes
of name. 1t matters not whether they cali them
selves "kuow- Mornings, or Know Something's, or
the "Sons of the Sires uf IU" or the Order Of ;hc
Star Spanalcd Bauncr," or the "Chdren of !Sdm,'
or the Sons oi ioMathaa," 0r by any other name
they may assume when they have disgraccd the pre-
vious one-their secret organization and candestine
proceedings their lntoernnt and proscrptlve spirit
their unlawful md horrid oaths, their unconstution-
al and uulOly purposes remain unchanged II is the
duty and, firmly believe, the destiny, of the Demo
cratic party, under the guidance OF Divine Provl-
dcnce to cOnlUund, oycrwhelm and utterly annihi-
late This secret nsidous, md dangerous organlza-
ton.
To accomplish this great work it is only necessary
thut we should be true to ourselves, To principles,
and orr party whose triumphs have ever been idri-
tiricd with the interests honor and glory of the RG-
public. Let there bc concessions 10 the enemy
hone tu iGci"nnonn To the allied anHtical isns oi
the day, under whatever name OF form they may aP-
near The Old Dominion has shown herself true 10
her principles. her history and her rcnown. Her Dc
mocracy have fought the battle faithfully gaIantly,
cloriousy. With you reioicein her triumph May
Kentucky mitule the example and rival the achieve
ments Of her ilustrious mother All eyes are now
fixed upon your noble State. similar victory in old
Kentucky would ovcrwhclm the enemy with dismay
and despair while it would carry JOY hope and conf
dsnce to the heart Of every friend Of religious free
dom and Constitutional right throughout the length
and breadth Of the land.
Pardon the length Of this letter, and accept for
yourselves aud those you represent my grateful ac-
acknowledgements for your kind invitation
have the honor to he, very truly,
Your friend and Obcdent servant,
:. i. DOUGLAS.
Messrs F. S. J. Ronald, W. T"mpkns, G.. l.. Iiarri
son, j. Z. Fulwiler Dem. Dis. Com. etc.
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miEistration States cannot dream of attempting to
stand. So they have gone of f.c.: the order as rep
resented from the South, in body. They will n":
abandon Know Nothingism as they prefer it 70 be-
however. They will fight under it, banner, which
hereafter the most ultra abolition principles will be
inscribed. The consequence will lie that KnowNo-
thiugsm will die out in the South more rapidly than
i: 10 importance there, which almost
though by magic. 1t will gain at the North nearly
the entire Garrison Abolition party, aud will lose
there the Ilunkcr Democrats aud Silver Grey Wings
who lnvc honestly laborcd make it national in its
positions the slavery question. 1t is dead dead!
dead. after short but very merry lie, indeed.
Ii will carry no more elections, save in Localities
where the ultra anti-slarerytes are always sure OF
success ut the polls Washington Star.
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The Kntor- No'hmgs to": .a...g,rGfcdd ncm ern.-
Tho slave power attempted with them the same game
II promised its help to the Know Nothing principles
il the Know othinGs would pay the old price--Give
free scope and full swing to the schemes ior promo
ting slavery which dcorms the present and loom so
largely in the future. As usual, n majority i'll the
Convention grasped at power even on these condi-
tons. Bit The Free States refused TO r0tty the hdr-
gain. They secedcd from the Convention. They
secuted the enticements and deied the mopaces OF
A. . ,>-o- ,lo ,ary nrnnernndo
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MORE OF "WM. II. THORNBURY."

OF this distinguished Know Nothing individual the
Washington Star says:
The first we ever heard of mn individual Of this
name was about seven months agn, when he called
upon one OF our ctzcms-an Odd. Fcllow--for nEsis
lance representing that while travelling, his pocket
had been picked, and that not only his money, hut
his travelling" certificate, (kmown To- that benevolent
orderl had been stolen. He, however, @uvc such
other proofs ni brotherhood. IL command ready
relief. lie ii his prvat. card. Ill" beautifully
written ''Rcv. WIN. II. Thnrnhury.' He Subsequent
~ visited Odd Fellows Hall, where he managed To
obtain money under similar prr!ences Before he
had time To tell hi pitiiul story-or. rather, his lies
to all ot the lodges, his character discovered,
when he impudcny threatened 10 make pubica-
ton i'll dernsaon of the Fraternity. He circulated
himself freely about the community, calling upon
ministers OF different denominations, claiming to b.
one OF their number, and accommodating himself To
their respective crccds ana obtaining from each pc
cuuiary assistance. So iavorahle the impression
which he made on an unsuSpccting pastor, that he
was invited to preach for hm-a request which he
declined, and this 10 the only item to be placed 10 his
credit The fellow was repeatedly drunk while in tho
mids; ot us and arrested hy the police for being
engaged in light with Il negro. aud would have
been sent tn the wGrihousc but Tor tho promise, on
his part that he would at once leave the city; with
which assurance he complied.
We clam some credit for ourselves tor making the
conduct o thi. Grrunf impostoT known through the
press at thnt time. When sGw his name in con-
ueciion with recent political movements IN Virginia,
we were in doubt Ia 10 whether he was the snnc in
dividuhl, for Judging from his conduct III Washing
ton we had thought, thi=, he in some State
Pcni;entiary, where certainly he deserves to be.
This Thornbury proessad to us 10 hail from Gcor-
gia br, the statement may, like oil of his other
scrtlons. be false.
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Oy,scOcE, VA, June 9th 1865.
Gentlemen In reply Ia yours OF the 3lSt MT,
hcy Won To- present 10 the Democracy of Petersburg
nv most grateful thanks. May Heaven forever bless
rho Cocknd, CITY and the South Side counties around
her for doing their full par in defending the faith and
the altars Of Virginia. There is no section whose peo
pie would be proudcr to greet, none whose E"ou
nnni,ns am more desirous to deserve. Petersburg
il will, the country and the country is with
her. Her name her honor, her interests, shall be ell.
shrned by the Dcmocracy-that stcndiast, homestead
Democracy of Virginia, which Is too Intelligent, too
CONSCIENTIOUS and has too much at stake not to
Inc conservative. But, gentlemen, however grateful
I feel to vou you must allow Inc tie indulgence OF
remaining quietly at home. would have sacrificed
mich more than did in The late canvass TO prevent
defeat Under my lead but | assure you the labors
underwent nearly cost me my life. was absent
nearly Eve months from my children and Mrs. Nlse,
,.i,as- health requires my constant nursing. MY
domestic affairs too, need every moment oi my time
until mus. leave for Richmond. therefore decline
no less than three such invitations ns yours by this
mail. If accept one, | mus! ALL and cnai!ot ac-
cent any without great incouN cnlencc. But let me
say 10 YOU. that hope our friends WI! seize e i'"
ncnt 10 strengthen the Democratic cause. Events
are coming you mny rely on it, FOR which We ough'
tn be prepared. How! As cnriy ne l3 prudent re-
0rgga,-c, by having q conference oi our lriehds
throughout the State. ani, faithfully yours,
HENRY \. WISE.
To II. X Meade Thomas Wallace. Francis /.
Rives, Il. Il. Vaughan, j. j. ThweHtt, Esqrs.
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kISo AND QUEEN CIRCUIT Court, MAY 80 1855.
TO THE CREDITORS OF THE ESTATE OF JAMES
WRIGHT, DECEASED, AND ALL OTHERS CON
CERNED:
the Circu, Court for the county aores"d pronounced
in danenlinr between Frnncis T. King, James Cary and
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"" and place you hereby required TO attend wh the
o',"st III. Provisions of the said decree. ~
m.en under MY hand Commissioner oil the lircui
o Tie county aforesaid the day aud year rs above
wrt,sn JOHN POLLARD, Colnmr
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We understand that the ladies of the Mount Yer
Ion Association design appropriately celebrating The
National Jubilee in this city by addresses from el"
ouent speakers at the African Church. in behalf OF the
holy cause of securing Virginia the homo and grave
Of Washington. They hope to have the cooperation
Of the Volunteer Regiment and of their fc!inw-cit-
zens generally, in the good work. Could not the La
dies of Our sister cities have similar celebration o
Ia dn1.
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COMPANY Richmond June 9, 1858
CtEALEU PROPOSALS will be received at this oiice
y until the Sd day of July for the graduation o.
the l section this road in and this city aso ior
graduation and usoury that portion OF the limo between
the pamunkey River and the Eastern terminus including
tho enbsnkmeut the river and for the construction OF
the foundations and masonry for the bridge across 1au
river ~ -, -
Bids are invited for tho delivery the White House on
the Panunkcy of 1000 yards quarry chips OF large SIZE
OF of cobble stone and for the delivery the point
OF 500 sound straight yellow pine red oak piles p feet
long und l2 inches across on large end.
Prores plans, Iiid ecifcltons may be at this
Office on and after the Goth inst.
The Company reserves itself the right Of rejecting
am al the bids and OF uoiing the work in such pro-
portions they think proper. ~
ISiredi F. s. CLAXTON,
r,,n q 3,.,,.I,y Chief Engineer.
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CO-psltrSE.h SHIP,

TINliE subscribers have eiercd into i. r.
Il Tor III" lurpo-" OF carving G5urla. G'"c. s.,
Ship Chsudl.iy and Commission EusIue.- uTGeI the r
OF GEORGE MERlAi & CO, and have :,n'n '.c a.-s
and comnoGous iignbcr house corner VI 10! uu1 - K
streets. JGcy will keep constantly on .aAG .rU..t.
sornert Of Groceries, Sip Chrm:!rry H.i Sore !'a.
duce. They will al he Il rrgus! recrp' ~,a.;...~lt
Becon Lard Gni "'er produce OF !at sscllmm - lag
country They have TCH on hand tuppiy ui =rd e p!
Bacon large small szes, su:,ab!s family
Their house is spacious, and ,acy Vl able
large 0: goods Of any de sripi:on. bcus aa
10 the Dock the goods be recev ed from ~:
OF the vessels free OF drayhse.
Insurance. Can b. effected IL the .owcst rutcg
They respectfully sohct .hsrc cf ID" pubic -
tronngo. GlOkGE MI kihH
Feb 22-GoI mS awtl LEVI GWa,IhEI
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0t FlCIAl.

VOTE or THE TWELFTH CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT.
We have, at last, tsays the Salem Register pro-
cured tho official vote in this Congressional District
A clear majority Of eleven hundred and nineteen IN
District where there has been but smnl Democratic
majority, mast be perfect Waterloo to CIR friend